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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-20
AN APOLOGY FROM MARSHALL s. co,
SLIGO IRON STORE.

AN APOLOGY FROM MARSHALL s. co,
SLIGO IRON STORE.
NAl feel that apology j. due Ia the Public ard The
w Printer for not having advertised more. The
truth is. our large Winter Si0ch well asapted to
me market mat "ur customers gave rs no time ~ write
advertisements unlll IL was so reduced that it not
worth MLiic.
We Wish 20 say to the Public that we are about ont
OF Susars oar nrisihnr> Rcy d FARMER however have
good assortment We have the other leading articles
al iiniN les yei,and among other hings OF
EXTRA COARSE BOOTS at S25.
lew hhis Mess Beet do Vinegar, at Ii per gal
ION, hbs M"lnssos, al 40 cts; Tobacco ~ cts; COT
fee. AT cts IRON and STEEL. VISE moi those of
inienrerance and e,ltavagrhcc, tai Wlk,son's .o,d
opN) flochs at 50. ANY articles have win be Sold
'i"n, When vt shall b. hand :eith just VIVA,
Ell IN the. Grocery and iran line.
st Paul, March H. l,j2. 47-tt
kITTSON's ADDITION TO ST. PAUL.
VsNiiS desirable ground lying in the most central and
u advantageous part 81 the basin Of IT. Paul where
must inevitably he the principal river business Of the
town, and nfordms also most choice and 'l,lgh f Lots
in The nnon the bench for dwelling HOUSES; is sur
We! ed into Lots and now offered for sale with titles M
disputed and mdis put. able reasonably low pr,res and
money, and Lumber for building CA Lots sold in The adj
dion, will be furnished at the rotary smx-m on eas,
'criis. CHARLES II. OAkES
Agent for Propretors
81. Paul. July 81, 1881. Is
rHNIE subscribers wish to inform the citizen, of Min
nesota, that thos have located themselves herman
entity N Minnesota, aud are prepared to bay, improve
ana sell farms and town properly, also take contracts
for building and making other improvements They
now have valuable farm for sale (about midway be
tween ~. Paul and Point DunglaSs,) containing 32Q
IS oi which wei tim5crcd the balance
smooth prairie of the best quality about acres under
Improvement, one frame house and good spring ef wa
TER For further particulars, enquire of
w. G. LeDUC, st. Panl
Or to the st'sc ril.ers on the premises.
J. c.& ". W. ELLISON
Apnis ls52. sir
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-20
w !EtTN
DAG l. Il Il EiN GAL cry.
IN GOTUTC BLILDLN'G,

~ GU IIIL y ILNI.N q,
Corner IF Iii,u ami Ce Tar Streets, ST. Pant.
gENiiiS Establishment buI.i by the proprietor
4 prc>>iy lor t&k;Ug
DAGItR!s EtOTIPk,S.
And Is ir isici with the best Instruments Apparats
ana Chen IChi>. and assortment III sock
The ARR NNGENENT or irGuT Is NEW, aud believed 10
he rEEioH any ether for producing uniformly bold
tctIrcs. No pans viii Ia spared satisfaction
those wh" iHa, aVor The pro- rirur with their patron-
PaihtiI - Lngr wig and Darn,rrcotNp.s COPIED
III the best manner. particular attention pad taking
iiken,sscs Of SICK or deceased PERSONS.
Instructions given in Nh Art.
stock and Arparatns for sale.
The public respectfully invite, 10 call and examine
specimens. J. L. WHITNEY.
NeNrl.hcr 1851. ?2y
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-20
INDIAN

Grey and white list and scar
let stroading
Tal,tta ribbon and Worstcd
binding
Scuipmg and cartouch Knife
Pistols, reVoivers ana Bowie
Knives
aliiornia and Butud Vista
Knives
Pocket aud Congress Knives
Powder TASKS 4 gun worms
Cod-lincs, sturgeon Il sil'ng
fNINfs
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-20

Dclainos and Cashmeres.
~ pieces Alpacas
30 do bleached cotton
20 do wool flannel
20 do book and swiss mus
lins, "A sup'r article
p, 0Oe yards prints, the best
assortment ever brought
To- The Territory
, bales slieotings
/ do drilling
, do bed tic king
, doz Bay State shawls
A few duz do hose
Lisle thread, cashmere and
silk gloves. a few plaid
linsey, Il splendid article OF
sIivrred buttons for trim
ming dresses
% pieces linen hdkfs
Gimps and fringes
Linen ribbons
~ nnl,u yarn
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-20

JECDF< Nd NIfDf|.
Mems u BOYS tlurt boots NOroCrc SLIPPERS
10 10 do shoes ladies' CATERS.
CONGRESS AMI cali boots. Ladies' and Misses shoes.
GROi t.RsfS.
consisting Of Teas, Cucss, Sugar, Rice Sugar Hons.
Molsses, sperm Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches Soap,
Yuhacco Saeraiu>, starch. CoGii>h, Mackcrc, Cna-
mon, NUtmrc.. Gloves, Peppermint ana Pepper SiIiec
Also, assortment " OGDEN Ware, Consisting of
Tubs and Euckti~, NnsiLnaGtS, Clohu> Pins, All
for ste cheap FIR cash No trouble 10 show goods nj
hi. door the Pioneer oiC, and book
n. IS Large supplies ot Flour, Oats, Conn., and rUta
toes always oD hand.
November, cri. ll-tf
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-20

Knitting needles
10000 sha rps, between and
buckskln needles
100 packs pins
100 dozen reding and ivory
combs
p dz scissors, sup'r article
300 doz white anti assorted
spool cotton
100 lbs shcip cotton
silk and twist, bees wax,
Tape and silk brade
mitts. wristlets end chill
dreD's gloves
Cotton wadding
Da,nask and brown linen
table covers
Hair brushes, plain and III
laid with pearl
Ladies and chiidren's shoes
Ladies' lined rubber over
shoes
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-20
san.hinc ana Nonsense.

And is not this beautiful morning! But
mind you, we are speaking Of the hour oil
beauty and freshness in which we wrlte-not
of this morning upon which you read, although
thousand charms may speak to your senses
Of its loneliness. Bless you, look at old Sol!
He appears to be throwing out million arms
and legs, long rays of light, as to tear and
kick away the morning mlstS. lie "can
shine' yet, but then with what soft gentle
richness of coloring, does he strew earth, and
half Gid the brown forest leaves as they tiut-
ter moment in the balmy air-and battle
the tree tops, whose rich green is fast fading
under the first frosts OF Autumn-and soften
as it seemeth, the very hearts OF men with n
loneliness of Heaven. All! now he shineih
out bravely, and he mists heave and break
before his lances of sunshine. They even
start from the smoking river, and curl like
mimic clouds in the reeLing air, and battle
gallantly with a whole heaven OF sunshine
and now, far away, through their vaPorish
bodies, may be seen distant line of old trees,
aye, and the ghost-lke shadowings of house,
nd of another, and golden fields-and nor,
the upheaving, melting mists, have unrobed
Earth of all that remained of Night, and re-
vealed the glorics unobscu-ed of an ,utumnal
morning.
Ah-there they wing themselves, birds OF
many colors and of many songs-gladness in
their voices, life in their wings. Bless you,
bird cares are over now for brief time
In the Spring, we remember, they were very
busy seeking Summer homes, and then build
ing, straw by straw, their funny little houses
then appeared tiny white and blue and
brown speckl d eggs, which it took many
anxious hours and days of care to warm with
rfe-and To- there were little chrping voices,
and widely opened bills, and trembling bod
les, where slept the eggs, and then such CO.
ings and comings, and ilutterings of maternal
wings about the little house,-ah! say you not
tat was nc busy and anxious time with the
mother brides! And then stood aiterward
little bodies swaying to and fro on the rims OF
the nest, and grasping at the air with but i.al
ftathered wings, and chirping loudly with
alarm and delight-and row they are away
from the nest home, never again to enter
A few hours, or days it may be, the eses OF
the parent bird watched before she gave her
offspring to heaven and bird cares. And now,
briefly, her own are ever Sing away-make
the air ring with gladness-another bird gen.
Grafton is winging the air.
But, the fact is, it is u very fine morning,
and we only meant to say that when we COM
menced. 1t is just sach morning, indeed,
as makes one feel the cruel task Of labor
which binds man to the desk and counting
room and store. Such morning as this gio-
rious one, who does not feel like rushing out
into the SUNSHINE, pitching up his hat, and
hurrahing for Scott! We do, and just hold
on till we make bust!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-20
$40 EWARO.

STOLES by G.. W. Davis, from Cabinet shop in TIL.
- town. the 3rL inst, lot OF cabinet makes tools
consisting Of Plains. Chsels, &c, part Of which he
soid and the balance IL Is supposed carried ofhe also
mutiated and destroyed Furniture. Patterns DE. said
Davis is about ~ old. fct inches height large
dim blue c!es-large under lip, which hangs
snail rcirestihg ehiIEose turn ed up. that his
tris appear la irost, and sps-s little deal. toes ia
some when waA ing, Is sIg OF hand performer. and
- abInet maker by trade; has blcared aiming
look very disspatd, in facthe embOdimenicfa Risky
drinker will pay the above reward for hi. delivery to
me s Es town. which will about pay his transportation
freight If any person sees this and does hot think
The reward viii justly his delivery here they viii please
caution the public against this notorious drunkard and
thief g. F. POWERS p NJ.
octi93,i<w Obey, Oct. Q, 1852.
+. S.-Eyausvile Journal copy 10 the amount OF So,
and charge lhis Office i OIHey Banner.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-20
Does the old soldier Lie,

The N. A. Ledger talks about theWhig par
ty supporting "bigoted and notorious Native
American for the Presidency" This isworse
than mere nonesense-it is the display Of u
very low depth of political depravity Sect
is 40 more Native American than is Gen.
Pierce, or little Norman, of the Ledger, or
than any other small Democratic individual
who loves foreigners better than his own
eyes just before an election. Gen. Scott d.
cared his friendly feelings to foreigners in a
letter written several yea ago, and his more
recent letter Ct acceptance. To say that
Gen. Scott is bigoted Native American,
or that he has any feelings in opposition
to forei ners, or to the present naturalization
law, is to impeach his veracity-is to declare
plainly his word cannot be believed, when his
whole life proves that if there is man in the
country whose word is reliable, that man i:
Gen. Scott. When such political pimps as
the Ledger men, doubt Gen. SCOTS word o.
veracity, and such doubts injure Gen. Scott
then we may expect to see the moon stol
rolling on when little dogs bark.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-20

of hogs have been contracted for by Warren
81 CO., of Wheeling, Va, who are abou; es-
tablishing there az extensive pork establish
ment. 1t is stated that contracts have been
made by the dealers of Madison, Ind, for the
delivery of some ll5, 900 head of hogs, all Of
which, says the Courier, will be killed and
packed there. Nine;y-echt thousand is the
greatest number ever been packed in that city
one season.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-20
sL5 Our gifted and exceedingly pleas;

IL Our. gifted and exceedingly pleasant
contemporary of the Times, has such mise
rable opinion Of us, that we are surprised he
will deign to notice Us at all. Why, we
hav'nt half so bad an opinion of him as he
seems to entertain for us-we don't think
him more ti,an half fool, nor more than hall
so dirty scamp as some otbe blackguards
have met, nor more than half such filthy
scavenger o. political by-ways and aliies,and .!
pot-house language, as some men We have
heard ol--yet we are almost inclined never to
pollute our columns with notice OF him or his
paper. We are quite sure that if ne contin'
ue his happy course, and give us as bad an
opinion of him as he would like to maze The
people believe he has of lis. we not only
wouldn't notice him, but we wouldn't dirty {
pair OF decent spectacles by looking through
them al the Times, or at Mr.. Brewer as hi
gawked down the street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-20

SMALL NOTES.-The Treasurer of the
State of Ohio has notified the County Treas
bank bills under the denomination of 50 CO.
By the laws of Maryland, il is now penal
offence to offer or receive any note not issued
by the banks OF that State, of less denom-
nation than So. This law went into effect
on the LIST inst, and it would be well for
Southern travellers to recolcct il.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-20

ANOTHER OMFN.-The Daily Citizen, 1T
Cincinnati, paper started a few months
since to advocate the democratic principles
and Pierce's election, announces that after
Thursday next it will drop politics, and be a
neutral paper. This is not the first instance
on record of '.rats deserving a sinking ship"
La Fayette Journal.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-20

o. Messrs. Rathbone & Wheeler have
just received a trem an1ous stock o Il atter md
Cap Papers, and intend hereafter to keep a
large and various stock on hand. Country
merchants would do we'll to examine these
papers and the prices.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-20

"A WEES FER meeting was held at Faneuil
Hall in Boston on the evening of the 9th
The Boston Atlas says that the Hall was
about hall full, the speech of Mr.. CURTIS was
coldly received, and that at the close of the
meeting, "rousing cheers were given for Gen
Scott
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-20
~ ZIG TT * L II .
CToRAL TIcKET.
esyAroRia. ELECTORS.
AZ Al a

esyAroRtns ELECTORS.
HENRI S. LiNB. Of Montgomery county.
FLzAS1Nt A. HACCI.EMAN, OF Rush county.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
Fs.. gsrt-iet-Jons J. CHANDLER, Vanderburg county
-.ss-s--r-- NATHAN kiABALL. Washing county
.t~o-gtr-. corr CARTER, Switzerland county.
ssrrfH.--i4HS S. ScosE, Deeater county.
s.it a. oavro i.ILLooRE, Delaware county.
o t--Jons onUrS, Maion county.
ss1.s.t--HtruARD ". THoxPsos, Vigo county.
a. -s.t--... d. AEma, Tippeeanoe county.
Al -rtr--SCFCv CoLFAX. ST., Joseph county.
t-Nf.--J.grs y. FRAZER. hosciusko county
'sssaLt-GJsTAYUs a. Voss Hamilton county.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-20

- The advertisement of J. B. Mcsker ir
another column, will show the people where
they can find first rate stoves, Tin and Britain.
MIA wares.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-20

- J. Scantiin & Son have just received
per Bedford's Fla Boat, large lot of slack
son' Cooking Stoves" with others of differ
ent sizes and patterns.
Also large variety of Parlor stoves, which
viii be sold and put up very low. Call and
soc thsu.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-20

SCoTr IN CALIFoNNIA.-Gen. SCoTr Is
making a fine run in California, and the pros
pect is that he will carry the Gold State tri-
umphantly. There ure Scott Clubs in al
the eight wards in San Franciso. Among the
names Of these Clubs are the folwing:-
"Cerro Gordo,' "Hasty Plate of Soup
"Lundy's Lane" "Churubusco;" and there
are also the Fuss and Feather Rangers
and "Graham Rangers"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-20
ScoiI il sen; tn Eurcpe: Mission partly
vi injury. partiy SCiItical.

The cGieebled state of his health and the
desire professional improvement su cgestns
to him trip to Europe, the Government now
gave him double commission abroad: first. TO
look info improvements OF military science
there; and next to conduct certain secret ne.
gotations as to the Indep ndence of Spanish
America, and the supposed designs of Britain
upon the Island of Cuba. Ofthese latter OBJ
jccts he a quilted msell much to the satisfac-
ton of our Exc utive. To accomplish the
former, he examined the chief Military estab-
lishments of Western Europe, convereed with
lis most eminent soldiers, and attended the
scientific lectures of the schools of Tactics;
bringing home with him, in 1916, whatever
could improve our own and fiji him for drawing
up those SYSTEM, Of discipline and instruction
tIr our army and Militia To which we h ave
since owed our Mcxi an victories his
return he Was place. in command of the mil
itary division of the Scdboard, with New York
for his headquarters. In 1917, he married
Miss Mayo, OF Richmond.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-20

1.-Two BOATS SUNx.-The steamer Tuscun :
bia, rom New Orleans to St. LOUIS, ON Sun
day struck a snag at the head OF Paddy's Hen
and Chickens Island, eight miles above Menu
phis, and sunk in eight feet water. The
steamer III. ID. Bacon, on Sunday, run int
the wreck of the Chiliicotie, sunk at Island
No. 10, and sunk. The boat total lyss.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-20
Pike County.

'fhe Glowing partial returns have been
senr Us rom Pike county: Wright's MAORI
y, 3l0' diller's, for Congress, 234; Jaquess
(~his) icr Senate, IA; Graham, (whig) fol
Legislature, %; Wilson, (whig) Treasurer
IT.
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SPECIAL, MOTTO ~.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
r u MEGXEH

Haia street tke BGskiagfoa House.
.n. HAS Just received large AMI well selected as
ESf ssortment Of Cosking and ParOr stoves, of III
sS5 Latest ;.uh ,nosl approved paiterGs, which ke
X ~ will sell astonishiigis low.
Also an kinds OF Fin Sheet iron, Brass ard Gopher
ware stove trimmings &,., &c. Also most sl,lcndd
assortment of Britfnl re embracing TEA aud Coffee
pots Cream Pitchers. Sug.r Bowls. Candle Silks,
Knives and FORKS Spoons Castors Ton? dc. dc which
VIC will tako pleasure IN showing ~ tac public all aid
go M, U,ras ocI20
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-20

COOP FEE.-It is said that in the case OF
Goodyear VS.. Day, Mr.. Webster, as Good
years counsel, received a retainer of $4,000
the day he took his seat at the table to try
the case
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-20
Du bois COUNTY.

IN Dubois county, Weights majority is
677; Miller's, 594; Hawthorn's, for Senate.
299.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-20

" The number of immigrants landed at
New York, in the month of September,
81: GIL persons.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-20
RAILROAD DIvIDEND.

tNHE Interest Dividend Of seven per cent per annur
L all Individual Stock IN the y. and |. Railroa d,
paid out in full prior 10 LIST July last is payable to
holders Of said Stock by notes ef the Co. due
LIST july le53 terest allowed from late Of zach pay
ment, to July leJ2. h. order OF the Board.
Office T. d |. X. X co., JOHN lNGLB Jr. Sec.
Evansville, Oct. Ioh 1857 octJ9-lwd6rw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-20

N moer, OF Co grcss Elccted.
lst D:st.-Smith Miller, dem.
I'd ID st.-Wm. IL. English, dem.
Sd Dist.-Cyrus l. Durham, dem.
4th Bist-james III Lane, dem.
5th Dis,.-Samuel W. Parker wing.
9TH Dist.-Thomas a. HendricAs, deIN.
TIN DsL-John q. Davis, dem.
Stn Dist--D .niei Mace, dem.
9th Dist.-Norman Eddy, DIN.
10Th Dist-E. NJ. Chamberlain, dem.
Ilth Dlst.-Andrew J. Harlan, dem.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-20

ID have just received and will continue MI = L
to %S ssSsvf TsssS from 5asI! c"s ss
cinnati the largest and extensive assortment OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
with especial view meet wants 81
the market and consisting OF every arscfe of apparel
necessary complete the wardrobe of individuals vi
cry taste.
fine assortment Of blue brown grew drab, Mackin-
NV Blankets TX and Overeoats 2ne lot Of cloth coats
of all sizes aud prices; superior black and blue Frcn
med; SattiBcu nj shnereie Goats; brown green and
grey land all colors of Tweed and Cashmere suck rock
and dress Coat, Koandabouts and Goats of IL kinds
PANrS.
Superior black and blue cloth and cashmere pa nts;
fame, French Cashmere Pants; fame! stripes blue black
amp steel mixed and Diet mxe SstIineit Parts, Tweed
and Corduroy pants of every variety aid price to sell
purchasers.
VESTS.
Black sak and satin Vests; Gancy and plain silk velvet
Vests: fancy cashmere Vests; satin vests and common
vests Of all kinus.
~r,SEs Consisting of an elegant and ii,rlf
-S&s large ASSORTMENT of custom NV
NO. Isade bosom shirss,shirt collar, !
cotton drawers andcrshirts, gloves ever
other article usually found in the most extensive establish
ments OF the country.
;. In connection with their large stock of egs,
= clothing. they will keep fine assortment Ssstm
-77a ofCAMps SrpEsroI Hairs AND Cars.
Panama and other 81, les % hats; with variety Of
BOOTS and y II OE>.
Ills useless TO mention tufr elegant very extensive
lot Of hog sa aud other kinds of1Rusxs. CARPET Bags
and VAtIsEs.
Offering heartfelt thanks for the uBmistakahle
demonstrations % approval received ia both the whole
sale and ret dcpaft MIS- or oar business. ~ respect
fully soliciting continuation of the public favor. We
deem II unnecessary &c recaptuiate our unrVaed iae
ties aud Of conducting our BUSINESS which en-
ble us To compete n not excel. any establishment OF
The KIND in the Union. We beg 20 say that very step
in progress in Experience, and extending our busf'css
tends towards enabling The more 10 extend great IN
ducements and facilities customers Having en-
arged sncss q considerable degree stree hast
spring. this enabled TO offer to our friends
aud TO the inspection of purchasers generally, stock 81
goods which ia superiority sf make. beauty OF styles
and owness Of pri es, has certainly motifs esnal, either
in the East or West,
-@Cnntry merchants should no.fail this stock
before purchasing ...,,
EransriIle Oct. &c. 1854.
GtHEESE-tweEiy hv boxes in fine order for sale by
' ! oc,I5 SAMUEL ORR.
S,HEET IRoN-5o bun dies No. 16 to % reed and tor
~ sale by loctl5I SAMUEL ohh.
bacon HAMS--2 casks in fI C order and for sale by
\ octlJ SAMUEL ORR.
L,IRE BRICK-IO,rCo in Store and forsale by
II It's SAMUEL ORR
Il 5 bbrs Rosin. just reed and Tor sale by
ortI5 PRESTON BROTHERS.
CtTGARS-2o 00O- choice bands of every Kind inst
Y reed and for sale by .,-,,.,,
ocil5 PRESTON BkOl HERS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-20

EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE:
II Just received per eNpess INT PhiHises' Cabin
Southern life ID is the Initial story Of Modern life
the Pear. Gift Of Friendship for ls53 the lives Of Gen.
Frank Pl.rce and W. k. King. For sale by
octl9 SAM'L LISTER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-20

MYSTERIOUS MURDER.-A correspondent
of the Cincinnati NoqpariI writing from
Youngstown, Mahoning county, in Ohio, says
the entirecommunlty thrown into Il terrible en-
element on Wednesday last, by the discovery
of the body of a Miss Stewart, who suddenly
disappeared few days previous. Her re-
mains were found hidden beneath some brush
or bushes hard by the town, sh0ckinely mu-
tilated, showing that she had evidently been
murdered. On the day previous case in
which she was the complainant, wherein she
charged her brolher-in law, named Moore,
with heinaus offence, came mp for trial,
when it is said Moore reported that she had
fl d the State. The supposition is that she
was murdered by those interested IN the law
suit.