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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-22
DE-. Al VANDERSLICE.

LOUISVILLE, Ky
ate professor of the Ecoie Ciinone Medicine Of Phar
maci1lc Paris, having been praeteing Medeine %
DEGs Leave 10 announce to his friends ard the public
Id generay that he still continues TO devote his time
and attention. the alienation OF human sur-ri e, by
curing following discusses Coughs, Colds Asthna,
Fits, Dropsy Dyspepsia Liver complaints biies, stu
las Gout khs umatsn, scrofua " bite sweIii gs uis
of the skin Nervous ale, ions Fever and Aguc,
bilious complaints Dc, &c. .,... -
The success which ". has met with by his pecu
liar way of treating all Kin OF Diseases has been as.
notwithstanding ,he most desperate after repeated
failures ohe eminen practitioners ia The country
a pro & of the Doctors merits; untred he will unocr
take the cure of all patients without charge exeepins
the of the medicine reqnr Bg no Tee until aiter r
OF their health, and the full satisfaction OF
the patients mind of this benefit conferred This Is The
principle upon wGc' Dr. Fanderslice Is governed IN all
cases with hls practice.
Persons afflicted with Bilious. &C., &c. can have them
eniisiy removed and permanently cured by Dr. " AM
eau bear testimony to hi wonderful success
Families suffering with irregularities nervousness
bty 6c., pcrmaenitl! cured i! the Treatment Of
Dr. Vandsrsiice. les let scrapies nor alse deli
caey hinder YOU from applying In proper person, when
Won can be so readily restored TO heali.
Diseases peculiar character guaranteed TO BE-
removed in few days, radically. without ohe sive al
lelc.erious medciu DIR. v. being emineny success
full in this branch of r2etice Patents would mn.l
time and money to ecttng of anxiety OF nins. by
giving him early call lie warrants all no mat,erhov
severe and long standing II maj itye ocen tho ongi
cure pay. ,nvisi your true interest is - appl,
to De- at once who has the proper medicines 70 mee
all cases. -sf- .itttte. ~ $1,000, :.
Dr. Vanderslice bes leave TO say further that he ha
with him dies prepared in scientific and skilifu
manner under his eye, To Gu each and all disease
in which his attention has been so long with full direction
how Ia them: therefore nyads from any section
country. by adrcsn letter. post paid. TO the doc
tor stating symptoms &c., End enclosing fee, hay,
advice and medicine southern. -
" police hours from to IL o'cloci, A. NJ and iron
9 to q II. VI ....- -
Trhe doctor may be found at the Pavilion Hotel
From, street. on aud after This date He will remain
lan "A a.
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MncIiinc BeIfinS. :,
TINE experience of the last FIVE years has gained for
i this Betting the confidence of the consumers: this,
together with the act that great Improvements have
been made in the quality the
assert itto be superior 10 leather anything elsc
for all open Belts tmore especially for heavy main
l. The perfectequalfty of width and thickness which
II will retain
2. No danger of.hsat under 300 degrees Fahrenheit
INJURIES 10 and IL reisi fexibls any degree of cold
g. 1t is of great strength and durability does slip
on the pnliies consequently gain of power Is obtained
and when adjusted machinery, does not require alter.
alton as is the ease with leather, any other =.
leather, or any 9TH r r-t-tt 81 i
NJ large ertIsent always Oh band. ard Furnished
of given leI gth.. at the shortest notice: by
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DMUGs sgsp HE'D eIafs,.

yKToULD respectfully ca Tie attention of Physicians
w cplniry llereiaits aud the pubic generally :
their line assortment OF Drugs d dedeines OF every
riey contained in the i9;sria .lisdieG. which they
regularly ing the EASTERN. Inark cts, aid ies
the! viii sell at wholesale or retail on The most aecoinio
ALSo-Surgical Instruments OF every kind, sEch as
Ampating ia nah pg.y cases; pcekct INSTRUMENTS &C.
Dentists Instruments in cases; Teeth-c extracting iisstrt
inents such as Curry cd Turnkey with pivot curved
mon key straight cd and doubie oint Forceps, Ian
Gets OF every descri eupPug eases with brass pump
eNaustcr; Improved scr'ciVrs. breast pumps,
ses every deseripien ifes- such PAINT. counter.
flesh. clo' h:r and tooth. hyer. variety OF shaving aj
rfansparesi wssni.g B7 Rose, Walnut oil, tfu.oht!
Variegae', Shaving Cream and peruniery OF ever. Kind
aiithe t5mar Patent Medicines OF The are such as NJ
lanes vtr6iifjgc, anstocks do swaln's do olnstan
bhimeni Nerve AMI bone de- oPc,d,eldeo.eS Bate man
s.nd many other pr, PARA tons of sarsaIeiriila
Particular atie,on Will BE- paid Physician and Mer
chants orders, That ie articles are carefully iatked an
$3.50 KELLER & FARNsLEY,.''-
ectlou No. II Water street. Evansville, Ind. !
l. DIR. q SAv S's r AIIGY ME zICINES.
tJNMBRAClNG his celebrated Agle, Pills that never
a fiilio he uge ehs ntermsnt Fcyers ia
Also his opaiar Az Bilious Anti Dyspeptic purify
ing aud caihare = Us. taat have. been uuch made
OF for the OF Dyspeptc. Liver complaint add III,
sessio a1 giving 50 maen relief Without the use OF
Also his Pai,f thai never fails tn give i'm edi-
sse relief from pain. in the everest ours scIs and
cres ola ices Scad aud Teiier and very valuable for
1 Rheumatic pains, and pains III the br asst.
Also his si'olera Pills. for Diarrhopa. pysentery or
k Also rs Worm an exec Ell worm destroyer, and
Nl exlel them ffIm the 81 Stes-the above p-epara-
.ions have best. soh and e'sienssek mademse 9: for
eight years past throughout The Western sites. and
stands hugh j.. The eniton Of thousands that have been
cured b. them. sold
/ ~ q -, aCRAw FeBD BILL, Druggists,
l. Evansville I'D. asst sept7
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. lia.n.t.., Str..n, t,nrni ti,re Lr,hc,a,,.

Lasnt~s, St-,snI Turn tive -ract5,y Z
wECL.3SA Es3 81 - sFAIr,ssf =
f<Sss-s Messrs KARsCH, VyETZEL q KLISTWORI
~~r-S world INF )rn the public tiaphayirE feeetn
~..s es'ablishedin Lan;,seo City steam Furniture
80 Factory. they have commenced nanufac turing
Bureaus Bedsteads. Wardrobes. and several other kinds
of Furniture by steam thus enabling them 10 furnish these
articles lower than be ptr,aseo esew be re in this city,
and at C1ctRRcti Factor prices Their work in every
respccts equal 20 that ofthe CIncinns.i feto RES
They prepared do Turning WORK ofevcry des
cripon, and will be prepared to furnish country
feiurerswit what they desire in this particular. Theat
tenon oi those wanting Furnitare is called the work OF
this Factory. -s- ~ - .-4- lts1 e = g, SD
The wareroom is Main street between Third and
Fourth. keep for sale Chairs of different varieties
besides all other kinds OF Furniture at the ROOM & -
fdee2s-iyl -.r -rN -1tg--l 7ef -se - o. e.
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Evansville. Sept. LIST is5e scpsa Il CHARIEs GRAY.

1855 rCG-PAS TNEESGIP. es.i
ME undersigned having the 18th entered into
co-parnersfip Under N. firm and stole of Hopkins
81 Read, will occupy the oil stand OF J. s. hopkins
First street.. and continue 10 do holesale aud Retail
Dry Good business. -. =. JOHN >. HOPKINS,
b EDWIN o. READ
Aug 18th 1852, sett22
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1EnIOvEp

times BY day night, s.less professionally ergaacd
ap3u - JOIN SHAW, G. "a, II. D.. &C.
+ r. GARViS. Attorney and coureeIlor at Law. Of
~ fee an The eoinrr OF si;sI and second streets, Ev
%isNile, ID .f. ts< =. fs-,l.- taug4 '52-lyl- =
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Ss@Db9RY ARB trsaHc
s;i4alPS. sf3fliNNS. ssftI iPS. "a.

y JOHN cUPpLES keeps constantly opl m.
large assortment OF S,sd.ery Narc, anil var
Tx thing aPpert.niig 90 III business. he has)
hand large assortment of Ssdes BrdIes, Hairless.
OF his manufacture. ard having Is COCO work pea,
there are state, j. PREPARED to ah
which may te ordered, ptle very beststse. Heisweek
ly receiving additions his sek OfSadie lrecs Bride
Bits, strip Irons, " chs Seating gsv Mornings. Do
aud his stock is noteNcclle Nay Other ~ The ely Bc
ss the attcaton OF the pablo to these ih;s and prom
ses 20 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ia the way of low prices.
4 FEW p,orc numbers of Harper's Nagstznc for No
n veinbcr just received andfor sale by IS - ~
Dov2O --l' a-s1 y T.'C0NYNGTUN eco.
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HARTFORD FIR8 INSUR nee CO.,
HARIEnRn- CONNEGTICITr - --------


IScoRPoaATEp lsI0.-tHaRrER PERPETUAL.
authorized Cepf Capt. $50 eco.
THIS long sblisl,ed and well Insttuien
Il has Or nsacted most extensive Insurance business
for tIn tTty years, hrou ghout the United States
and tie British North American provinces: IL saifcd
To secure plbe nfdenee by an honorable and faithful
fuimet of its contracts and the owners Of property
assured that all fair claims for loss under its policies
will literally adjusted and promptly paid Public
Building, NJ .nuEiet0Ties. als Machinery, Dwelling
Houses. Stor-s, Merchandise. Household Furniture,
Vessels outhe stocks while in port. dc &c. viii DE
insured low the risk will admit The fol
LOWING gentlemen constitute the sis.l- Is ~ so
ad - tti BUARD OF DIRECTORS. asa ..raJ
III. HUNTINGTON. Presidelt. g. =
ALBERT Day, CALVIN Day, -np
JAMES GooDwfS. jon ALLYN, t -s-hit =
cHAsLEs BoswKLI, JOHN p BRACE. - -
HgsRy kESEY CHARLES j. RUss. --si-
CHARLES TAYLOR, Secretary.
CuRIsroPnER G. Lyman. Assistant Sec' iH 81
lzs,AppIicatioDs Tor Insurance may be made to o.
ALIEN G. HALLOCK. Agent -
Main street, nearly opposite the Bank. :,
decS Evansville Ind.
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wooDBUilig,s gGXIR And AeUE

- ktstdfiD y. -. 80 4 - -
NOV offered 10 the public for fhe rs;time This med
IN cIne has existed IN private family for tia
iiy Yeats has been distributed To considerable eNtep
among friends, and has rit the whole me aud Ia an
Instances proved itself never falling remedy wIeeI
applied 10 conino 20 third day ague Of we'll
Known stubborn notorety. ff+-s 81 ,ef 2
Such experience together with numerous solicitations
from friends. has induced the proprctoro give Bt Ito tue
public. TheGIndersigned who know the smedieine by
their experience have consented TO take agency
for part of indiana aud Illinois, and nov offer II 10y the
dozen single bottle. with the express understanding
that the money will always be refunded where the nedis
ecinnse according tdoirecons, does not affect perfect
and permanent cure. lmhI0tfl ALi.lS IL HONt rs.
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on WATER STREET. NEXT TO HofNBRooxs BvRrIs GROCER
- .'I sri beteesa sFafr and Sreemare e.. -

s. GUMBERTs, Wholesale and Re
tail Clothing Manufacturer, has jus
received a large assortment of Supc-
rior Black Cashmere and yarions col.
ors; also, an assortment of Saitinetts,
Casinctts and Tweeds; als9. Black SIR
aud Satin and other Vess, and CON-
mon Vests of Ill kinds. Inc connse-
ton with his large stock Of Clothing,
he viii Keep n fihe ;ssso rtmeHtof Hats
and Cans. Garnet Bags and Trunks:
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T o DING MA IN

WE undtrsigi ed have lately put in operation Floor
a ing aud Facing Aaohrs. oh the anal al Tie elbow.
near The grave yard they prepared furnish
ANY quantity of Flooring well worked any other
Machine fioor 2 that can be procured f..A
ALso-Any quantity Of PACKING BOXES as low as
they csin b. purchased ia Cincinnati Orders respect
fully solicited. -. rTresF A. SIMPSON, d BIO.
EYansyIlin. Aur G 1892. - !.
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WsTS! HATS! VsTS!!rs 49, =
4 Ih:tv but little time to make hats in advance Gus
y win fad u 20 their advantage 20 call and
ave their sizes registered, two or three d, aeore the,
the Hat, pay parti, uar atienti' 10 ordered
rats iesl 49, lAUTlE1.
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80 .,crior sI,osaliicr firnces.

+ 40 ,,crioT sis0sassicr fsr:sces, 80
TIME object of this Brace is 20 remedy habtua STOPPING
round aud crooked shoulders, weak back and chest
ami preserve and graceful position ipcsable
TO health aud beauty. Ii is adapted 10 benefit men, wo
and children OF all ages. occupations and conditions
The great utility oftis isrce, y trial. become ap
parcni all, and its simplicity and adaptation TO the OBJ
ject Designed, its best recommendations. IL is light
yet strong and perfectly elastic, combining all the exce
encies the Shoulder Braces use, with
Of its objeetios Tiisbraee is constructed sl
swer the purpose OF Shoulder Braces and Suspenders-
For sale a wholesale reiailbyF a. 49, ...,
Ets.sffsy = -Tl4s-Sf KELLER & FARNSLEY.-
deel2-u Ne. IA Water street, Evansville.
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TUST received at tn. Eyansyiiie BOOK store Law
u renee on the Eve; Royies Materia Medica: Woods
Practice: Furglsans Surgery; Dunglesons Therapeutics
and Msteri Medics Nood & Baehe; Pane osi's Wsiar;
dee7 = d. - SAMUEL LISTER.
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S2tlneLlS, larxc assVrIHcHl'
dGAJN'

AGATN,
Large and choice selections of Prints Of the most ap
proved Brands OF the latest and beautiful styles
best quality and fast eslers, in wori Merchants
visiting Evansville want the very nip Of fashion they
ca and ariU be by calling the
/ septl7 MORGAN KEEN ~ PKESTOS. on Main ST.
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NTOT.C e,.--9he undersigned having formed Co "
j partnership. VIII practice law under the firm al
Law q Johnson. ouToiceis IN the second story Mr..
Locust We shall also undertake the purchase and sale
of real estate, and payment Of The same Coz
lection OF Claims, and all business
eeive our united attention.. The Office of the Lamascl
agency is in the same place. JOHN LAW, -, tf
-, 49, NORRIS 5. JOHNSON -
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MEDICAL NOTICE

I NRS. CASSELBERRY & NECEEY having associated
themselves together IN the practice of Medsre and
surgery, would respectfully announce 10 The citizens Oh
byasville and vicinity, that they prepared 10 attend
TO SIT calls. either by day night both Of them
can be consulted their Office. First street. doors
above the Sherwood House, at all times except whenpro
fessionally absent -. -. -. fanI6t1
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RFs,s. EST NTr BUYEYS.
4 B. HA 7REtr. CAIRO, ILLIyOIs

- M ~ CD.-The undersigned has removed TO the
r,ss Of Mrs. DIR. TEoD. three doorsabove the Sher.
wo1t hoisc Opposite the mansion of NJ Ross, Esq OF
First street. or D0cfor's .fFeHae.- 800 -
Osic a liz. old stand First doors above Main
where he may be found all times, unless PROFESSIONAL
Engaged fiesSl J.R. WILCOX. MD. 4
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II
THE proprietor ofthis garden aud public house has
trey refted the building. and inn rovs.l the groun
and a. ready receive visitors This place
ssituatei the river balIs just below Pigeon CresA
Bridge, and is but short walk fIom the heart Of the city
Refreshments af all kinds be obtained and the wants
OF visitors carefully attended to. The undersigned
always be hand TO attend TO those visiting his nse
myG-f - - 49, s.. JOHN VI. MATTHEW'S
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DIIs AND PtIyTS.-a casks Sperm OIL .
~ 10 bbls Linseei t,u; ssf i
20 - lard oil, No. 4; -attfn J.
- DO Tanners Oil; 20. -.s
- Sers White iecl:
ga assorted Paiats, ground in oil; - -.
For sale by ldsssal BABcoCK BROTHERS,.
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A SUPPLY of Phosgene Gas, the rheapest and best
n light ever introducedin Evansville. always hand
and for saefby JOHN C. DEvEREUX. JR.. 80
myI0 Sycamore near Water
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-02

~ Australian emigration still continues 10
increase from this port At present several fine ships
are up for Melbourne, Port Philip, some Of which arc
to sail In few days. Among those advertised 10 al
at early date is the tine ship Rocklsnd the lob
April This vessel has large accommodations, having
q poopcssbin 80 feet long and betweendscn wen
adapted for passengers, being high, aud cited WIN
veptators She has fine range Of state rooms prei
cradle to open berths for health and comfort she BE-
longs the clipper line Of packets the fret established
between this City and Australia and Is the teeth amp
that will have been dispatched by ths line The greater
part Of her freight and passengers already engaged
MEETING OF Transfers AND TRUcKxEs.-
There meeting Of Transfers and Truckmea
the ball No $50 Grand st. last evening" for the parpos
Of preparation for the formation Of the Teansters 40
Truekmens Mutual Protective Association, and 70 tsr
action with reference 10 an advance of wages. Ih
meeting well attended. Several employers ~e
present Mr. james Sears occupied the Chair. en-
James H. Johnson Secretary. Mr.. Johnson mn"
some remarks in favor of the formation of society
sl,o, referring 10 the difficulty Of men living ct ~
present rate Of compensation for their labor Most
the strikes he said had been got up BY the holding
secret meetings, and by very short notice oeng giv
10 the employers ;Lat they were 70 demand m<'
wages But this meeting hss not taken that coufS
We have come together publicly, and invited o.
bosses to attend and hear whist we say and know
pecessity which drives this position he spoi'|
of the need of their having wages By which they m
lay up little something sgainst an accident or SO
pess.
Mr.. Beyins next sddressed them. lie SPOKE OF ln'.
long day of duty. Thoee Of the tesnsters WHO n.'
the care Of their team be up early in the nof'~
and CONTINUE their duties late In the evening lie ~
toned the present prices Of provisions and REM
compared with the rgtes Eve years ago. Ss"'
them get eight shllines, some nine shilinga
others ten shillings per day. They ought TO have
per day. BE believed that the bosses would De WIN.
70 pay me advance and would be none the poorer
the end Of the year account Of the increase Of con-
pen,stion. ,.a
resolution offered by Mr.. Johnson was saop'o.
tba, On and after week from Dext Monday tAsy -
o. 20 per day for ;eArnsters, and stand Out Tor
40, srented Quite number Of names we're 's' ~
roll In favor Of forming Protective soe'sY'
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of,he grant may te ssfelr lea wth the City suthoes
If pow er be created 70 check it. abuse And ~ n tae
terms Of the grant, /, appears n the u1fsrslSnsu tnA
there should be no dtcreon left Dy where respecting
the pripcra end vital point that = the cheapest win
VIII the public can be accommodated These points
heinz cred the next j. the fairness and integrity With
which the grants be made, and the absolute ex
clu,iop Of al opportubity for favont Sun
These are the leading fesures OF the OIL WHICH the
under,isped has prepared sitter consultation with some
Of the members from the CRY Of Nsw-York and also
with one of the most distinguished lawyers Of our e99n
try 10 whom be, az well a. the public, indeosed ior
The l. eel brief and msn features OF this report
The sixth section TO be necessary on the gene'
sljfy of the bin Some cities may have absolute tee Ia
their streets others nay have the mere right OF posses
sion for common and public highway; snd private
rights and interests might be affected oy tne
1911 terms NJ the bill without such explanatory
elsu.e II leave the night. of cities and of individuals
respect to streets precisely who're they no~ are 1na
fecfed by the provisions OF the BILL the undersigned re-
o,, The recommending bill substitute for that Of
The SenAte, and recommends liz passage.
s;r,ed C. w HOLLY.
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accidental discharge Of hre arms m the hands OF Le1
HoTlsbird Of the same poet. Lieut. Denman was
young oeer Of much promise, and greatly beloved BY
bis sssociates
The San Antonio Ledger says that Gen. Har-
pey present in that city looking bale and joTial az
ever The General lie universal favorite among the
Texans.
The culture oftobaecO in Texas is attracting
some attention The editor Of Tie Ledger, Of San An,
tonic has been shown specimen Of leaf Tobacco rased
from Cuban seed by Mr.. Young Of Csstroviie' iast
year experiment, which in every respect Il iuy
equal 10 any raised in Cuba elsewhere. IL y kSy
distant day TO form of the main ag'icutufA
productions OF the State. E.
The bill to incorporate Indianola as city has
passed both Houses OF the Legislature ana become
law. .
The Goyenorship of the State is beginning
10 be aritsted. Cen + J. Chambers announces himself
candidate in short circular. addressed to the people
IN tn STATE Ga.ane :,
MIA. M Lewis declines being candidate
inssrrcb 20 there has been no nomination By the
Democratic party.
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TEXAS.

From the \. O. Crescent. seth.
BY the arrival of the steamer Yacht yester-
pers as late from Galveston the 2ls and from the
Interior due We find but little OF interest in them.
The Houston Telegraph of the 18th says, in
reference the vote of the people in August for the
ceptspce rejection OF the BIN for the improvement of
the rivers sf Texas there Is in that section strong
disposition 10 cct H. The planters have no confidence
In the rivers they were 20 uncertain that they could
scarcely in three years get their cotton 10 market
by the stesmersn 20 take advantage OF the
ket The planters who advanced money 20 purchase
ne steamers BRACES and Washington lost nearly every
dollar they expended to purchase these boats and keep
them in repair.
We are hsppy to learn that San Antonio is
improving more rapidly than any other cyin the State
The whole tide of by the Cult seems receat
E to be set in that direction and st last accounts the
city was literally crowded with visi'ors
Indian murders are still rife in the border
settlements. The San Antonio Ledger learns thst the
bodies ofsn unknown German boy and msn were found
murdered, on the 18th February las, about Is miles
northwest Of Fort lnga
The bodies stripped of all their clothing,
scalpes and horribly mutilsted Broken srrews were
sticking in the bodice and there other unmsake
able evidences that the outrages were perpested by
Indians probably Lpans, I. party of that tribe are
knewn have been IN the vicinity At the murders few
days after the discovery.
The Hosston Telegraph says the work on the
Houston and Austin Railroad Is steadily progressing
About thirty men employed grading tse section be.
tween the Nine Mile Greek snd the Cypress.
The SaH Aatonio Ledger learns that the or.
der issued last December for the removal OF the Com
misssry Department from that city 10 lndisnoa has
besn revoked, at least for the present
The steamship Texas, Capt James Lswless,
made the from New Orleans 10 Galveston in thirty
two heurs-the best time made from port 10 port
The steamer Star State arrived at the mouth
Of Trinity River on the 10th with 800 bales cotton
he largest csreothat down the Trinity.
The steamer Arthur has been lost en- the
beach, 10 mies below Galveston She nov lies strand
cd. and total wreck She sprung leak and run
sshore barely in rse 10 the hves Of those board
she had fun freight Of sugar, molasses and cotton
The cargo was fully Insured but the boat was the entire
loss of he owner who had recently built her In Louis
Anis
Wesre panied to learn, says The Sas 1ntonio
yfSr,v that Lieut. Denrnsn U & A., stationed At the
post on The Llsno, wss killed few days sncs by the