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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-18
ANACT
TO CHANGETHE TIMEOE HOI DINC THE co


TO CHANGETHE TINE OF HOLDING THE COURTS
OF Common Pleas in the District composed of iss
Counties Of Vanderburgh ahd Warrick. AMI W
Counties
CECTloN I.-Be it enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of the State of Indiana That the Courts OF Com
Pleas in the District composed Of the counties Of
Marlborough and Narrck, shall be held follows
wit: The Courts in the Coaniy of shall
commence on the First Mondays OF March, June. Sep
tember and December, Of each year. beginning with the
First Monday OF March Of the present year; and tn
Courts in tae County Of War lex shall commence the
Third Mondays OF March, June September aud Decem-
Der OF each year.
SBC. erhe provisions Of this Lct shall embrace the
pres nj authorize term of said Court In each
of said counties i'm March
SEC. BAH process made returnable either Of the
Courts Of Common Pleas of the respective counties
aforesaid. 1T the terms heretofore fixed for holding Me
ssions thereof SHALL be, and the hereby de-
ciared and made returnablet the first days of the
of said Courts respectively, fixed by this Act. and
all parties, officers witnesses. and all persons are. here
respe lively required take notice the anss Of
the time of holding said courts. Is herein made
SIC At is hereby declared that rgency
lists for the immediate taking effect Of tits act there
fore this act shall take efet aid be- in force from and uf
ter its passage, AID il is hereby made the duty Of the
Secretary of State to snt copy OF this act TO the
said Clerkss hereby required tn this be s
shed without any unnecessary delay, in public
paper in his county. OLIVER b, t RBET.
Speaker of the House of Representatives
AsHEEL p WILLAR
Pr 'sident OF the Senate
Approved January es. Is53
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
STATE OF INDIANA,
Office OF the Sec etary Of States
l. Nehemiah Ha, den.S ecretary State for State
aforesaid, certify that the forea oil copy OF the
enrolled act on file in my Office
In testimony whereof have hereunt" set hand and
axed The Seal OF the state at The sA Of indiana'
feb1 n. HAYDEN, Secretary Of State.
CATIN.- % pes superior black assorted;
~ 80 pcs cotton backing, received and for sale
by las Low q CO.
feos AZ Main ST. Loais vile KY.
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TO WESTERN AND SOUTHERN MERCHANTS.
SPRING TRADE OF 1853.
POALA D, p SATt e & SMITH,
MANrFAcTrRERs DEALERS
HATS CAP AND .NJ'RA " GOODX


NO. 455 MAIN ST., LOUISVILLE, KY.
HAVING largely increased facilities, especially
Il in our mannfactuii lug department. conf
IDENTIFY the Western and Southern Merchants visit
ing ordering goods from this mayket that pro-
vided with stock of goods in line unsurpassed i'm
quantity and quality, and that fully ab,e
pete in price with the Eastern manufacturer
Ii has for several years past become evident to all
who purchase Hats Caps &c. in this city that the quail
ty of the goods superior and at the time as
low they b, bought in any market in the United
States
The DRESS HAT introduced by for our Spring
trade shall be the Hat to suit the taste of Southern and
Western gentlemen.
Having, last fall. received the two first Premiums at
the Kentucky State Fair for the finest Hats say
friends that this Spring fashion Of Dress Hats will
compare with - effort heretofore made by ourselves
and will ecps. - other styles introduced for the spring
trade.
Our sock Of every description Of Hats and Straw
Goods is full and complete, TO which we invite at-
tcntion.
We are largely engaged i'm the manufacture or Wool
and Plantation Hats. which will sell at factory pr
ces.
feb9-weowcm POLLARD. PRATHER & SMITH.
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New EsTABLIsHMENT.--Mr.W VIM. Bell has
Just started an establ shment in this city ex-
actly adpated to one OF the wants OF its trade
"a Leather and finding House. He is now
receiving large stock of Leather and in a
short time will be fully supplied with every
thing in his line. He has taken the corner
room of Mr.. Shanklin's building on Water
street, near the Telegraph Office. At present
he has on hands large stock of sole leather
French Calf skin. &C.. which are well worthy
the examination of those wishing to purchase
Hereto ore tn business has been sc liter ID
among Groceries, and even Dry Goods hous-
es, country town stvle, but now we hope TO
can support mere similar establishments
Hereafter those wanting leather and findings
will find large variety from which to select,
at Mr.. Bells than probably at any other place
and certain: y are as low if not much lower
prices.
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bed of the Prussiate OF iron has been dis.
covered in Pulaski county, in this state, by
Mr.. Nc Donald. 1t will yield, it is thought
a thousand tons of the pure blue. The state
mineralogist has pronounced it immensely
valuable.
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ITA bill to abolish capital punishme mt
in this State, was introduced in our legisla-
ture few days since, an met the fate it
probably deserved-overwhelm defeat.
nArThe ice in the Mississippi is rapidly
dsappearinr- Navigation has been resum-
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NEW YOeK.
SILK GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH.

MYERS N KNIsEl.Y, Gate Myers. Snydam & Knise
wi k j looking to the interest their patrons eli
their own, have adopted the Popular Trade" OF
selling goods entirely for CASH. Every business man
knows that where goods sold for Y. they
can be afforded much cheaper than where general
credit business Is done; therefore hoe that al
old friends and the trade ger orally will call and give US
"a look :"
Our ste ok consists Of
Silks III ons Dress Goods
Shawls La. White Goods
Gloves Cranes Pongee H'dkfs
French Merino Hunbazine Alpaca, &c, dc q,
Which pie ge sell at from ten TO reirs
the usual credit prices, at the OLD
stand No. lag Broadway, corner Of Libert, 81.
JAMES N.Y.
f.b,o2m WI LIAM MISE v.
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WIN. X. McGKEw, Secretary. fet

~ LIBRARY NOTICE.-All Isrsons having hooks
in heir possession drawn from the Vanderburgh County
Library. pre- 'ous taking charge Of the
requested TO return them Immediately to me at the
fee of tie Railroad Company 1t is necessary that these
Books should be returned forthwith 10 settle the old
Librarians accounts JOHN 4. MARTIN,
feb2-u Librarian.
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SPONTANEOUSLY respectable married
lady of this region arose from her bed a
few nights since and equipping herself in
her husbands apparel, lighted the lamps
about the house, helped herself to cigar
then returning to her husbands bed, awoke
him and ordered him to get up and prepare
breakfast as it was growing late The
astonished man, thinking he was dealing
with drunken loafer, threw her out of the
house. The lady was brought to conscious
ness by the rough usage, but mmedia-
tely tainted. She had been in state OF
somnambulism
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Ere 81 FRUITS AND FANCIE3
l UST received per steamer Reindeer and for sale
u cheap-.0 half bxs Ora ges suitable for families
% boxes NJ Raisins,
boxes fresh Lemons,
] ease fresh Figs,
Fr-le S Almonds,
case Brandy Cherries,
do do Peaches,
l do do Pears,
90 boxes assorted Pickles. to all of which,
invite the attention of the trade aud want of
deiicaces. lfebl4 FOSTER d BROWN.
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ERose McGillin, an old crazy woman
is now in Cairo, and declares that her parti.
cular friend, the devil, has constituted her
Governess of the place. Every day she
frequentswhat she calls her council chamber
and issues her edicts. We are assused
through her, that in five days his Satanic
majesty will be among us "armed with q
fence-rai to beat the brains out of the SCAMP
who will question his ownership of both
place and people," I don't think his title
will be disputed.
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Cnn BARRELS MOLASSES in fine order;
OUV 100 do do do;
Just received per steamer Grand Turk and for sale b
feba SAMUEL ORR.
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PUBLIC LECTURE.-The Fourth Lecture before the
Evansville Benevolent association will be delivered by
Fl. PLrNER, in Mr.. McCarer's Church, Friday
evening. 18th inst. Lecture to commence at O'Clock
Subject Lecture-Female Education.
Admission cents, the door. Season Tickets Soc
A. HALLOCK. President.
w
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days. At this writing another snow storm
is threatened.

AWFUL RETRIBUTroS.-Eght OF ten miles
above Cairo, on the Ohio river, are quite
number of small mounds of striking similar
ity in size and shape.
In the year 1917 Mr.. Shearer built cabin
among them to which he soon afterwards
brought his family, wife and two children.
His curiosity becoming excited by the appear
ance of the mounds he dug uto one of them
and found large quantities of bones, some
stone pipes, hatchets and arrows-enough to
induce the idea that there were the graves of
perhaps a thousand Indian warriors, He left
Ii Q bones he had exhumed carelessly scatter
ed on the surface of the earth. A year
afterwards couple of Indians visited the
place, gathered up the bones and carefully
reburied fhem-then visiting the cabin they
were terribly avenged upon the family. The
wife and two children were tomahawked, the
husband escaping, frightfuly wounded, by
swimming the Ohio! The spot was sacred
to the savages. hallowed in their memories
and affections perhaps as the resting place Of
their warrior ancestors. Mr.. S. still lives to
tell the story.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-18

0TThe price of land, the progress of the
Central Railroad, the nature of our climate
&c., seem to be matters about which the
world is decidedly ignorant, but amazingly
interested. | think hazard little in say
ing that to answer the letters received here
by the p. NJ, making inquiries in this
connection, would require the constant at
tention of five rapid pensmen.
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LOST!

FINE Turtle Shell PORT NOME somewhere in
n the vicinity of Nam or First streets. The fiji der
~ln be suitably rewarded by leaving the at this
Office. febl7
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srKING DRY GooDs-1e5a

TIME subscriber having removed TO No. Main st.,
i receiving their Spring purchases, embrac.
ing a large and complete variety OF Staple. Dress aid
Fancy (oods. Their stock is and beautiful, has
been selected with great and will be sold at the
very lowest prices. Country merchants respect
fully invited to call aud examine.
J. DANFORTH q SON.
No. ass Main ST., between uh and 5th.
febi5- I'm dcw Louisville, Ny.
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BRED! BE Dr.
VAL slyTINEs
FxcEr SfoR.

XCEl SIOR.
THE FOURTH QUARTER Of the Excelsior English
Il and Classical school will commence Monday
the 18th inst. few additional pupils can he received.
ysioogy has been added 10 the former list of studies,
and will be continued regular branch All
as usual will he conduct with strict regard to the car
dinal principles of Order, 5! stem and Pro ress,
febil II JAMES GREENE.
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OK BOXES TIN PLATE; * just received and
feb3 SAMUEL ORR
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Nv ANT II.

Stu alton Gle rk salesman, by Gentle man OF
~ good Qs affiliations either. Or Clerk "a Steam
boai: the best of refereB, can be given.
Address w. NJ. w. Evansville Hotel. febI::w
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A NEW supply of Daguerreotype stock just received
IA by HALLOCK & STODDARD.
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. hUIT.-.b boxes FISH Lemons:
90 boxes fresh Oranges, In store and or
eby lfeb9J PRESTON d BhOTHERsr
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~ To CATCH RATs.-Watch the mos,
favorable opportunity and then make grab.
You can xii, all you catch.
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6~FCars will be running on the Central
Railroad between Cairo and Jonesboro, Ill :,
by the first of June-so say the construc-
tors of the road
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4 fLOTHS.-20 pcs black French, assorted:
~ pcs assorted blue, received and for sale
by As. LOW 81 CO.,
fcbS AZ Main st.. Louisville. Ky.
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0TConsiderabe snow still on the ground,
Notwithstanding the warmth of the last two
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GIT is said that at recent spirit rappings
IN this place, u table was caused to fall over
and point one leg at any object the opera
tor desired it to point at. 1t is told, how.
ever, by such members of the audience as
the ground very uncivilly flies up and strikes
in the face occasionaIIv
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OF An Illinois farmer advertises straw
cow with "six tetes ard her horns saved
off closely with long bushy tail. She
was probably marked by the man who Gu,
his chickens scratchers offjust behind their
heads.
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The Great Kentucky Remedy.

PIPER Vegetable Alternative Tome Purifier the Blood This
safe, efficient and popular remedy rapidly winning the confidence Of
the public and gaining the favor community whore its au
tary and healing properties have been fairly tested.
DR. GEoGHEGAN, the deosrer and proprietor Of this justly cee
braed REMEDY is only regular medical graduate but Of
tensye and large experience Ms profession and has mad
PIE opportunities sne hts immediate sapeyon the
curative properties Of this Vegetable Compound in aloS. every variety
and grade dsese and therefore not hesitate pledge his
rey honor that his humble Judgment Compound
Extract oper will apparently hopeless and d5spr
than all the patent medicines world
that curative Ia the following diseases stands unIiyAed
viz ssro White Swelling Consumption, Scury, Dyspep
s Chronic Govt Neuralgia Sores Uers and Erupons,
all SKIN Diseases Kidney Afection Sierly Mercu Diseases
oudary Syphilis Female Irregularities and obacns together
with large class odeAses resulting from weakened dsorered
condition Of the digestive and assimniys organs
proof the facts above stated the public invited read Dr.
Gogh gan ourna be had Of the Agents. and accompanying
each bottle OF the medicine. JARVIS 4 WoODMAN,
mh23 I2t2ip2tw Corner Of Common and Magazine Streets
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amusrmrnts Nhia Ebrninn.

PLAClDES VARIETIES The eongdy LADY OF LYONS
a DANCE, and he farce of The SECRET.
ST CHARLES THEATRE. The tragedy called MACBETH
lowed by DANCE eoncuae with the TooDLEs
MECHANICS INSTITUTE. The INFANT DRUMMER.
COMMERCIAL HALL. WAX STATUARY
DAN RIGGS HPPoDRoN St. Charles street. opposite PediIo
DAN RlcE,s MUSEUM, No. ST. Charles street
" Soc Adverisemenis third nare.
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DIR. LGCrite's,
TOOTH AND GUM spECIFIC,

For the Cure Sore Diseased Bleeding Gums removing
Tartar rom the Teeth and keeping them clean and white and
preventing decay.
" This valuable preparation dsoersd ae long experiments
by Dr. L. NJ tere the
used by him in his practices for upwards OF fifteen years. with the
hucca II not only leuues and las the Teeth but keeps them
clear Of Suy; will dseayej prevent
coming Idecay hns commenced, will progress
tie puricaien Teeth. pur
ncrs ofihe brsnth ever discovered.
Abundant evidence could be produced equally good
ing Gilbert thought necessary. Fropors consider
this sufficient to satisfy any candid mind;
Being called upon my opinion rsspocng Dr. Tooth
and Gum Specific, take pleasure ia
from effects, has gyea universal satisfaction appel
laon article
ing the teeth o Tor nngss sponEy gems heal
whore there liberation, with rapy. Suffice that it
hiss 0 rival N point o efficacy. S. GILBERT, NJ. D.,
December l6, 1850. 1875 Poydras street, NeNOrcans.
tn Sold Wholesale and retail, Mt proprietora precs by
JARVIS q WOODMAN,
nh23 l9t4p Corner o Common Magazine streets.
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Hon Edmund Fgg, former Consul of the United States
at the port OF Venice at Louis vile the 18th inst
rse to NewYork for the purpose of experimenting
the publication Of his volume The City Of the Sea
Col Irwin, late editor Of the Democrat at st Louis was
also nthe city bis way u Washington DOUBTLESS for
the purpose Of looking after fat occ within the if
of the Executive
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-25

RAINS IN GEoRCiA-The Miiledgevule Recorder of the
18TH that since their last issue heavy rains have
fallen interruptng the regularity of mail arrivals
damaging to extent the railroads in this vicinity
and overlooking the lowands The railroads have
tar repaired to admit again of regular Transports
ton Theseasons have been alike uppropitious to the
travelling public and the railroad interest whilst the
mer and planter are greatly embarrassed in their opera
tons by the continuance of heavy and washing
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-25

The BArEMAss-The Mobile papers speak in the most
fatteripg terms Of the first nights performance of the
Batemans in that city The Advertiser says they were
received with most cheering welcome. Their own ore
nal comedy Of the Young Couple acted by them
for the three hundredth time yet with as much nay
more freshness, energy and enthusiasm than its first
representation in st. Louis some two years since
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-25

bill to authorize the construction Of railroad fron,
some point on the Virginia and Tennessee road to the
mouth Of drecnhrer river passed the Senate Of the State
of Virginia Saturday the l2ththe state taking three
dfths Of tho stock Of said roed The bill had already
passed the HoGse, and is III reforo law
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Gen VIM. Lambert, Mayor of Richmond is said to be
quite ILL., Fears entertained by his friends that tho
hand Of sease has been laid heavily upon him he will
not recover
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HNINoR,s MAGICAL FEVER CuRE-

M INOR'S MAGICAL FEVER CURE
I'VE PURELY vEGETABLE-For Cure Of Ague
Ciiis Fever Malignant Foye high grades as Ia
hamnsoy Brain Ship Typhus Typhoid Pneumonia
NiGfOCI THE Use OF QUlNINE This is another Wonder OF
this Wonderful Age -
Ihaye purely preparation
making which will speedily Agus
Chill and Fever, which it tiled vita
raTdfv Wilt terminate and all grade
Inc medicine almost aee and leaves Unpleasant effect the
system alter ~ use. W. b. MINOR,
lisa physician Of high siaadhg.
NoKsBuGe, June g. ls52.
Before accepting the agency Vegetable Remedy
tested IN great humber renten ieEe all with
highly satisfactory results NJ. EMANUEL.
From the we'll known Edor Of the N. o. Courier.
have tried the medicine yoa in regular
chi snt the patient having had repeated atk Yer
months past during which he bad taken 2b0 grains o.
administered remedy him. when first faw nm
had renn been working the Lese ever nee ten hours
TIE other bilious habit and subject
attacks fever usually confined him week at
was sick in all He IN on Mon
"Wednesday the chill wss
high and headache au SICK stomach inediaie-
y peerpuon asr Ieiresn sep ne ewoke
weeks have esed he has been well and
~ Yours very truly, J. +. H. CLAIBORNE
NeNoresns, May a. 1862. r,., . ,.,.
~ Sold by JARVIS NOODMAN,
Conner Of Common and Magazine streets, Neworlsaps,
whn he Distributing for the u. S.
Price, u bottle ~ dozen. liberal
gists mhg3 l2,9tW
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WILSON NEW PATENT SCANNING
w LAThE-This new PATENT SEWING MACHINE can
successful ustomet the Subscribers
store, under The ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
Toe utility this Machine beng beyond ali eav
doubt Add pronounesd by
SCIENTIFIC JUDGES,
And the practical The NORTH the machine
eI the the pube and
pantsis particular that he ia prepared deliver sad machines
complete wo king ORDER mounted black walnut,
GOD stands, and at The sbo,ts Ice.
These mSchnsd Invaluable Houaekeeprs
Planters making ootng They work equally
Linen, Aiusins silks woons with either haz
ihead-CuAsE OR FIN +. experienced
than FORTY FAIRS OF NEGRO PANTS PEI, DAY,
these maehi-cs.
Orders from abroad by mail for machines promptly attended
prncd Instructions how work hen, sent with them
NB.-fh mach old
Sewing Machine 1850 shuttle
offered by the wheel
in It. bat works III the simple manner, aud upon entire
principle. JOSEPH HUFTY,
Under the esH Hotel
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There in the French land and forces about
600 sub-oficers who get two sous day.
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Arrivals at the Principal Eaotels.-Maroh "a

ST. GiA Idis Miss GisssD ,l Rshasd'Sn Sessions
sRgi All is!i Moore 1 9 r saw ss
81 I'd a Sss s 5soP ssl 81 Els $ sss 1y
S so Sa ss I'D % M T'f S Ssi I Bates and lady
fs SI sst s.s H: s R.sS ss;!g s
1s Ssss I'd rfi sn sst 5l5 Tenn
yERANpA D d Lang, Y YOgesJ waren, I Marsh, La; D
man. Sii fssa Nj foaa \ 'i.' A MI ky Ffsi II
Camp, Marcy NJ pei,bone Ms pettbone Miss fsboae,
ARCADE W Al swan, renui E Dsse Texas. L walker,
be.s T1ona; sar, 4; ssniy, w Waio s4i' +
ST. 81 ~ Ss,s' 9iE;1 s'e'nii
MIS-. Honi oaIan y M Michel sdg M.
Mitchell, Nd Brsnnn, senssr Va; Flowers, Mss
geS- The regular weekly meeting of the
HACK AND ASSOCIATION of tho CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
will be held THIS lFrdayl EVENING, O'clock at their room
OF creus and Poydras streets Come
OF importance will be brought before the ncciirr
mh25 2p" By order Of GEORGE MocRYsTAI, Secretary.
ss- II. E. JOHNSON, candidate for CLERK OF
THE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT. nh25
F. nss- For ALDERMEN.
FIRST DISTRICT,
MOSES GREENWOOD, SAM JONES' JR,, F.F. PARMELE.
SECOND DISTRICT,
GEORGE CLARK.
re- FoR ASSISTANT ALDERmlS.
FIRST DiSTRICT--Iira Hart.
MATT. MARTIN, j.. OSBORNE B. RODRIGUEZ.
Second Htr3
J. DRuaiAoNp, e, a. DAVIS G. W. RACE, j. o, NIXON.
Third Hard
~ BAILEY, l. II. PLACE, JAS. BEGes, H. D. RICHARDSON
J. ". PRICE, aud @. JOHNSON.
SECOND blSzRlt1--i5ariA Hsri.
Y. HERMANN, J. b. BoULIeNY.
run Hdras
If. T. AIruENTE, LOUIS GAGNEr, b. oCoNNEIJ,
HsS- To PERSONS RuPTURED. The many per-
efec,ua made By Dr. Sherman deserving
than passing For particulars en-
page
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The Gardner trial Is still progressing at Washington
TIE gross amount Of moneys drawn by Or Gardner from
the Treasury was s42s ESQ
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Lola Montez at Louisville the 10th ult, e, roi,
for St. Louis She left the day on the Reindeer