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TELEGR.aPHIC ITEMS.

Mobile, September 28.-The interments il
this city yesterday were IA, including death,
| by yellow fever, 6--a decrease.
| .Ne,D York, September 81, 1850 r. M.--An
arrival from Rio Janeiro brings dates from that
city Of the 18th August. The stock of coffee
| there was still very light, and prices had fur
Their advanced 200 refs. The quotations were
4tb00 to 4II800.
"A grand Hard Shell ratification meeting was
held here last night The attendance was large
and the proceedings enthusiastic. Speeches
were made by Senator Dickinson and others.
More trouble is anticipated, and it is now re-
ported that Judge Bronson, the Collector Of the
Port, and Mr.. O'Connor, U. s. District At.
torney, will be removed by the President
There has been good demand to-day in tbs
cotton market here, and the sales embrace 225(
bales. Prices are frmer, but without quotablt
change. Coffee is depressed, and prices have
given way about &c. per pound, with sales to.
day Of 1000 bags Rio at this decline.
.Nssc York, September 2S.-Ths President, il
is stated. approves Of Secretary Marcy's views
of the Costa case. azI
The Secretary's letter on the subject to the
Austrian Minister will be published on Satur.
day
The appointment of Mr.. Mason, of Virginia
as Minister to France, is officially announced
"A public meeting has been held here to raise
iuuuo IOr tue TeleI Oi tue SUFFERERS Dy the cpl
demic in Vicksburg 1--we. papers. AHffj
Rochester, Sept. 20.--Superintenden War
ner is hard at work at the break in the Canal
At noon yesterday 200 men and 100 teams were
engaged, and 600 men and 200 teams were ex.
pected to be at work in the evening Hopes are
entertained of rendering the Canal navigsbls
by Sunday next Boats are accommodating in
great numbers. Wheat has declined here to
81 % to 81 25.
Wheeling, Sept. 21.--The water in the Ohio
river has risen to feet to- day. The steamer
Cuba takes the passengers and freight down to
Cincinnati and Louisville to-day. Freights are
down to 25 cents to Cincinnati. and 81 cents tc
Louisville. Coffee 25 and 40 cents per bag
Large amounts of freight are both arriving and
departing by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
.vew York, Sept 21.-The royal mail steam
err Asia sailed to- day for Liverpool, taking Out
one hundred passengers and almost a quarter
of a million dollars in specie.
philadelphia, Sept. 21,-The new steamer
Keystone State sailed for Savannah to-day, with
SO passengers and large freight. 80
Poughkeepsie, NJ ", Sept 21-The steam
er Utica came in collision last evening, near
this place, with the sloop Jane Grant, by which
one lady was killed and several passengers se-
yerey wounded. Afl ld.sa So
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Es- WING CENTRAL STATE CoMMITTEE.-
members Of the WING CENTRAL STATE COMMITTEE will meet
their Club Room Of Cont Exchange Alley
THURSDAY EVENING, September %, at O'Clock. By order
cHAs. M. WATERMAN, President
Henry & hA Y .jaoafissoN, }ssere'aris.. .asu
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SPIN .1xD Tzeg LO.ND0lN 1IAeEs

N. 4, :, y. Il. * q. -. sss.s. Z = ~
/ SRAkF 1ED Tz3B LOND0N 1TA3XS
sAnv thin1, wine ~ ,Ssst =. ,e.,;,., 4.
| - $1,000 nolicv az sn.in tov.yds H., farme,
40 ft;snds. tha Ens,iuh. ~ th.t Il. an ;ntl;ns
| tox.xds the future ~ ~ ~, A uar;can pousss
sions, must poss,ss psculi.r interest to south-
ern peouae. Ths ersS = ar oitiseus have for a
lcnr a. b,en iirec<ed Il he probable future
l acousf1 - CHI. anl my ching that may
| t01 % inorsSe at probsbility. or to lessen
~ ma vhi& epsin h11Sp the affections Of
~ alliSs. b. which, and 81 which alone, she is
Iinblsd 10 maintain 6tyrannic rule over her
USnt Mdisn possessions, must be hailed with
pj5nlisf sstiufsction amongst MS. ia .aaa54T
For ! long time England has been the first
and fast friend Of the Spanish crown, and has
been the most active artisan in forging the
chains which bind It's unwilling colonists. She
has held the lash ospr the eFilibusters, ant
naught but the fear q her nayies has so lont
prevented the buccsueerinr Adventures Of THU
Continent from forcing upou Cuba the boon d
liberty, which within herself she has not tn,
means to grasp. The London Times, the mouth
piece Of the British Government. was among tn,
| 6rst to illuminate its thunders against the q
o6aled !. piratical sdyenturers,, who would bav,
dared to snatch from the brow of Spanish royalt,
the bright i" Gem Of the Antilles" and It car
not 81 doubted that the influence Of this shee,
has had much to do in moulding public opinior
10 that respect which is entertained for Spain.
rights in this behalf. s.s h.sp = ..a ~ 3
/ But With all the respect Of the Times, and
through ii Of the British public, for national
rights, With all it's hatred for that loose public
morality which would force liberty upon a peo.
pie without their consent, and with it's interest.
ed affection for Spain, as q part of the vast ma.
chine necessary to maintain the balance Of pow
or and despotism in Europe, it was not proof
against the Spanish infracticn of treaties rela.
tive to thesSlsve trade, but upon that point
turned its wordy batteries when occasion called
for its interference. The Times spoke it's sen
was attacked, and through it the Spanish peo.
Pc. even the sacred precincts OF the Camariila
not free from ITS lntry190m. did IL neSl-
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DIR. EdsC. Jenner Core,
DRUGGIST, No. rs Camp st.
~ DR.. z. J. CoxEs PREPARATIONS in extensive use for
nearly fifteen have their intrinsic acquired
unsurpassed eqnad by any similar North.
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP.
EXTRACT OF coPAlvA, sARsAPARILLA AND cUBEBs.
AMERICAN COUGH LozENGEs.
CHOLERA SYRMP AND PILLS.
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND PER.
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES
% Prepared No. IS Camp street. by DIE. COKE,
sale by Druggists generally. iy1 apu
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LOCAL MATTERS.

BOARD OF HEAITH.--Daily report of the in
terments in all the Cemeteries of the city for the hours
ending at o'clock, M, Wednesday, the % inst.
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r We are authorized to announce Captain
JOHN YoUENEs Candidate for the Once OF SHERIFF Of
Parrish Of Orleans subject Of the Wing
toa
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J. p wI = want to AZ you question ~
well that 10 il, my sou ~
Why b neighbor Smiths l;ouor shon III. j.
counfcrleit dollarlp sNo' snop "Ae
= can't tell, my son.
Because you can't pass it," said the how
iafheaeld man was. carried of on : shutter
having tainted. '-s's''
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HE FEVER AT IHiBODAUA.--We have received
the Thibodaux Minerva of the Oath inst, con-
tanning column and half of obituary notices.
From the Minerva we learn, that although up
wards Of month has elapsed since the fever
made his appearance there, it still continued its
ravages. The deaths had already amounted to
one hundred and forty seuen, being ten per
cent. on the entire population, and about fifteen
per cent. on the population remaining in the
town. In the selection of its victims it has paid
no respect to age, sex, or condition; the old and
the young, the rich and the poor, the tempers g
and the inebriate; man in the plenitude of his
strength, and woman, blooming in youth and
loneliness, are alike vittims to its insatiate
thirst The number Of cases, taking for a basis
that one-fifth of the number who contract the
disease die, amount to 1876, which is rather
under than over the mark t-a5, !
Within the few days preceding the date Of
the issue of the Minerva, (the 24th) the deaths
had greatly diminished; nor had there been as
many new cases reported as for the same nun
Der of days preceding the date above mentioned.
This abatement, the Minerva says, is not owing
to any abatement in the disease, but to the
want of material to work upon. The cool and
bracing atmosphere of the past few days,
together with the reduction IN the number Of
deaths and new cases, had inspired the citizens
with new life, but it was feared, when the warm
weather should again set in, the disease would
renew its ravages All are advised to keep
away from the town for two weeks to come
Among the deaths by the fever, the Minerva
records that of an intelligent young man who
had been employed on the Opelousas Railroad
He was found in an old moss shed, in the out
skirts of the town, laboring under a very high
fever, and conveyed to the Court -house--now
being used by the Howard Association as an
infrmary Every attention was bestowed on
the young stranger by the attending physician,
DR.. c. Ii. Porter, and the nurses. When all
hopes had fled of arresting the disease and re-
storing him to health, he was asked to give his
name, age, and place of birth to comply with
which he at first peremptorily refused but
finally gave his age and place of his birth, still
refusing to divulge his name. He was native
of Haut Pyranees, France, and in the 2lst year
of his age. He now sleeps the sleep of death
in a strange land, far from his native home and
kindred, under the name Of g Unknown"
The planters in the vicinity had been very
kind in sending in aid to the sick, in the shape
of money, poultry and other necessaries. The
Minerva adds: 4s.fV
A delegation from that band of good Samar-
itans, the Howard Association of New Orleans,
headed by ID. |. Ricardo, ESQ.,, its Secretery,
and accompanied by Dr. @. III Porter, arrived
on Thursday, the 18th inst, with number of
nurses and q full supply of such medicines rs
are requisite and necessary for the treatment
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yellow FEVER IN Woo DvILLE.-The yellow
fever, as we learn from tn Wilkinson Wing of
the oath inst, has been declared epidemic in
Woodville, Mississippi, Sixteen cases occurred
there on Wednesday, the Goth inst There had
been one death-that Of Miss 7. V. belong, a
young lady in the bloom of womanhood.
The Wing advises all its absent friends to
stay away until the appearance Of frost The
citizens of the town had formed Relief Asso-
citation. There had been one death during the
week in the factory on the outskirts of the town,
and the other cases were convalescent
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To the Ladies.
NJ A D A M p L ATEN
u Respectfully ohers her services
the treatment of the following dssases PRoLAPsUs UTERI
WHITES, PRoFUsE AND PAINFUL MENsTRUATIoN, EN-.
GoRGEMENT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB
adopted by her that which has the
the most distinguished Surgeons Of Paris
M here of which she ample testimony
respectable ladies she refer hn all
Of the Uterus not Of cancerous nature be cured
Madam p. herself Ladies'
can be consulted DAILY, at her residence a.
myls sptf 20 1ss st, yoseph street. .
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CHAR1rY observation-disclosures for the "a hours
ending at midnight on Tuesday 27th inst:
Admissions .,.......T Yellow fever deaths.....
Discharges ...........20 Other deaths.
The Private School of Mrs EIDE, on st. Philip
street. Chippewa Fourth District very
fully conducted by that lady during the past seasons
we much pleased to observe again in operation
will be by reference advertising columns
The TELEGRAPH ACROSS THE MISSISSIPPI The
Southwest Telegraph Line yesterday extended
the Mississippi river opposite Canal street. The wire
used composed Of bundle Of wires inch in thick
ness twisted together and enwrappng a smaller
closed in gutta percha 1t lays the bottom Of the
river. The wire drawn the channel by the
towboat DeSoto, and great its weight that the
headway of the steamer stopped by it, and additional
steam had to be put Posts for the wires already
planted along Canal to Royal street. and to the office
the Teegraphic Company, which will be in the over
the Gem Saloon, opposite the Merchants Exchange 1t
is expected that the Line will operation for the
Transmission Of dispatches by the 1st Of October.
FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE "A man named Jas.
W. smons alias Hail. yesterday by the Sec
ond District Police, charged with being fugitive from
justice from the State of Texas The allegation against
him is indefinite but understand 1t involves charge
of having robbed the office in Galveston The pris
oner remains in custody awaiting requstion from the
Governor Of Texas. 7--
ROBBERY AT BOARDING HOUSE. - james
Punch made affidavit yesterday before Recorder Ramos
that he resides in boarding house in Hospital street.
tween Conde and Lsvee streets that on yesterday
morning he discovered that his chest had broken
open and robbed Of nine shirts and two pair Of panta
looms, the whole valued at SIS so. Anant further de-
ciared that he believed the aforesaid robbery
mtted by the keeper of the boarding house.
Johu G. Hirdes The arrested and required
to give bonds In the of $500
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DsAselss's .asnevtcam VV,estphalta
II M s,
THE PIONEER BRAND,
ESTABLISHED IN 1887, AND FOR WHICH
A PRIZE MEDAL
WAS AWARDED AT THE WORLDS FAIR OR LONDON
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, IN 1851,
~ Can had this city the atths
following establishments;
PETERS, WILLARD CO., Of Old Bienvisstr
q. NJ. McALPIN CO.. No. 20 Common street, No. d
street Row; rtf..Y ft
HAIL. KEMP Co. Of Canal streets
L. JOHNSTON Co., Of Poydra sstrests
wHTc0NB LANER, Of Thoupitoulss and Pc drs's
Al. ROBERTS CO., 50 Poydras streets;
JOHNS. WALLIS, leo MAgaaine street;
DUDLEY 4 NELSON 70 Common 80 Canal street;
g. M. BAYLr CO., ~ Common and IS Canal street;
KENDALL yoE Co., Tchoupoulas streets
q. w. ADAMS, ~ Tobouptoulas street;
HOLMES 4 CLAUss,s Grsver hrsst; .....a
J. NJ JOHNSON CO.. 3 Front Levoe;
JOHN c. SHANNON, Fulton street;
WIS. WRIGHT 4 CO., 81 Tchouptoalas street,
CONVERSE CO.. strees,
"Dued the FIRST establish Ham,
and Is emphacaly the WESTERN the business Hi
invariably good-aone better" cincianati Gazette
~ Cured and for sale by
CHARLES DUFFIELD CO., Louisville Ky,
fess smap MARTIN, OWEN CO.. Contracting Agents..
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CHARITY HosPTAL.-Report for the "a hours
| ending at midnight on Tuesday 27th inst:
Admissions .......,...27 Yellow fever deaths.
Discharges ...........20 Other deaths
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eg- OFFIcAL.-BoARD OF HEALTH, NewOr-
September H. ss3Ths following resolution, passed by
Board Of Health, pubhed
RESOLVED That hi' time tits highly DANGEROUS
city, injurious the health
add the material tor the of the fever
Of this Board that The authorities Of the
the rivers above, well
their influence
J.C.SIMoNDS, NJ D., Secretary Board Of Health
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-20
A. d. RUNYAN,
T ~ - RI ~ n IT ATIO
449. MAIN srREET,

LOUISVILLE. KEN JIkl.
is receiving large and superior stock OF Spring an
4 Summer GoOls the best Tuate aud material
In eyery color aud style. F. Bioey e. Fills assorted
Versiers best Drap D'COrn French Cloths and Doe-
skins Simonis Satin D'Soi-e Cloths and Does kins Ps-
chos Doeskins and Cassimeres large stock of French
English and American Fancy Cassimeres, in new and
beautiful styles. patterns nd designs Linen Drills Of
pleasant for wear the largest and finest stock
of Vesngs brought 10 Louisville Plain aud 'ancy
silk, Six n LiLeB Valincas CaShue aud Sans in
great variety article OF More Anti and Bro
cade; white and colored Marseiles, of elegant quality
aud style very rich Tor tasty goods: large stock OF
Gents Furnishing Goods OF all kinds and Of the best
quality. - ss ~ A--
His GeodS are ef-sEPeyiOr quality UAieA ezPsrisaes
hes PrOreH TO be the cheapest.
frs1lhe well known and distinguished Cutter. MI
WARREN W. WELLS, presides over the cutting de-
partmeIt. All orsers flled with prom tsss l hdei-
9. $500 a. .. RJNf AZ, ..-s
apq-smd Proprietor.
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HARTFORD FIRE URANCE CO..
UARTFoRD. CONNECTICUT

INCORPORATED lsIU.-cHARrEs PERpETuAL
authorized Capp $3.50 0000.Subseri6ed Capt Sl50.0O0
HNHIS long established and well known Institution
has transacted most extensive insurance business
for IN ,re than forty years throughout the United States
and the British North American provinces III has aimed
secure public G nfdence, by an honorable ana faithful
uGiimen of its contracts and the Of property
are assured all fair claims for loss under its policies
will be literally adjusted ana promptly paid faonS
Houses. Storss, Merchandise, Household Furniture
Vessels on the stocks while in port. &c, &c viii be
insured at low as the risk VIII admit. Inc FOL
lowing gentlemen constitute tho
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
III HUNTINGTON. President.
ALBERT Day, tALVS DAY,
JAMES GOODWIN, JOE ALLIS'
CH,pLrs t,oswELL, JOHN p BRACE.
HssRv Krsyy CHARLES J. Russ.
| CHARDES TAYLOR, Secretary.
| CHkIsroPnER 9. LYMAN, Assistant Sec!.
| NPApplications for insurance may be made to
| ALLEN G. HALL0CK, Agent,
| Main street. nearly opposite the Bank,
| dec8 Evansville. Ind.
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,rrVrs -BAFeeaR0Ux,

HYDRAULIC FOUNDRY, LOUISVILLE, KY,
A RE now making and Keep constantly ON bAIa easi
n iron Screw pipe I. ], ~. u, u, :, Il and inch
bore suitable tor steam, water, gas. Nc 10 "hkh ID they
respet tully invite the attention OF Gas and
No. and all others in want OF cheap and
durable Pipe.
,crrs ad. toors;er: iron Force and Ilft Pumps
of vsrios sizes aud kBds always Oh band- 1oeHcco
Lard Timber and Mill Screws ~ The lowest prices; Car
hssIs s,I other castings for Raroads-Job work OF
an ,,ron,,tly attended 1heA also the sole
nmr,Gactirtr, in the West, of Roy @FFenefsPatent
Hub Noriicing Machines, for carriage and wagon
,,.k.rs N in one ttese machines a do
more work in OF G day and 90 IL eter. tha do
in &c ,lavs lsi.hont il One of these machines
he seen In operaton Bt SIR. C. IEOKERs Ct this place,
who is the authorized gent for tins and the adjoining
counties rEe .EH r9L
Orders from distance enclosing the money salts
(lctory references promptly attended so. iaBs9ly
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HaLIIsATBNT ooNCRErs SAFES

HATENT August 81, 1873. Warranted from
/ dampa would as well as fire proof.
w, nre. lnIaciuring the above superior Safe a
or ablislnt on Colu mbia street. bstwecn Broad
WAY and Syare streets, No. 49, and have CONSTANT!
on hand gosssortment.
rn,se Safe.s better article, IL regards fire
proof qualityl dryness than any other manuiactur
ed in the UnNtaies.
We saw furt that manufacturer dare risk the
renutati,,u ofr Safesby testing one, equal IN size
and thicEnesth ours, on 4 fair trial by hre;
ShonId the. any of them conclude 10 do so, we
will furnish Safe free pf charge, provided II does
not ON trai 10 10 be the best article
NOT y" HALL, DODDS & CO.
They can bad at the Factory, No. 49, Columbia
s,reet tincir Ohio, and in the State Of Indiana.
al the follow ;eies: .,,,, nm,
FRY & hWEI.L; Madison. al. -
MUNFoks HOOKER, Lafayette.
T. II. VA, indianapolis.
W.T. DIS S CO. Richmond.
rl56md
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WAFcHss. CLoCKs AND JnWELRY,

IG THE subscriber thankful for past liberal pat
~ ronage, would respectfully inform the public. aud
eA the ladies in particular. that he has just received
'arge and very 1ne assortment of Va ATCHES, JEW
ELRY CLOCKS, and all other articles usually found in
Jewelers. shop which he and riH sell prices
low as they can be bought in any other city His stock
consists IN part of Fine Gold and Silver alces Gold
Guard, Fob, and Vest Chains, Plain lId Kings,
Diamond Rings, Gold Pencils, Fine Hunting Lock es
Guard and Fob Keys, Fine Seals and Buckle .,sGold
Pens. large assortment of ladies' and Gentiemen's
breast Pins splendid lot of Earrings. both Drops and
Hoops Silver Table and Tea Spoons Silver Pencils and
extension Pen-hocers Silver 1bimbles beautiful lot
OF line Pearl Carl Cases. PortmOnes. Souyeners. and
most OF other articles all OF the newest styles. Call la
aud take look how is trouble TO show such
nice things Every thing sold is warranted "a be rep
resented. ssas --~ J. L. BlTTR0LEF,
an-3m Main Street, bet. Water and First.
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MORGAN KEEN g. PRESTON.
.Jobbers in Foreign aM Domestic Dry Goods
Boots. SHOES. Hats Cans. Boanets, SSc. dc

MAIN BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND EVANSVILLE IND
4 RE now receiving their Spring and summer Stock,
to whi>h they respectfully invite the attention Of the
Trade. Wehaye 80 packages in store of Dry Goods
in December and shipped at low freighs-which
we and WILL selllOw They consist of the following
descriptions OF Goods
Dunnels light prints. Aliens RUBY prints, Dunnel's
dark prints Saco beached drills Bott blue drills Pep.
peral brown rs Taylofs IL inc brown shirtngs and
long cloths Patapsco, Otis. ana AmoskeOg DeHims, Fan
ey plaid cotonadcs. Fancy plaid striped and shaded
soiton cassmeres, Nc.
We will be receiving Goods every week throughout,
the season and hesitation in saying will gel
up stock than bave ever offered TO the trade
-'Onr Iyress Goods such Prints, Ginghams Lawns
vc are of brighta and beautiful styles and
exceilent uaties Oar stun Goods Of the substan
,i kinds bony Cream of the fou Eastern mark
In ever, deu4runent OF stock the Trade IL hnc
gooI and saeabls Goods fos We G determined, old
Door aud shabby Goods shall not come inside the wall
Of our store. oo.x yppx a ,,perox,
Bla9 hOhu<i1'- 1850 ~ "A'''N
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

y.K HENDRICKS & CO. have received a
q general assortment Of their large Spring stock
OF BOOTS AND SHOES, of all kinds. suited to
=. this market. Their supply comes directly from
E1stern manufacturers OF the best repue ihelr pur-
prices had advanced. They confne theis attsneon 10
This branch of business alone and have faciites Tor
Offering articles OF good quality, at prices quite as low
as any other wholesale house in the West ihcy Fte
he e1ftention Of COUNTRY MERCHANTS 10 their socs W
(which they 10 receive regular additions throughout
the Spring season. np A.. -.
Their supplies for the RETAIL TRADE are 10 com com
mise an unusual variety foe Spring ana summer "ea
,daptad 10 the a..es, purses and tastes OF all -
sTnh3 ahp oIcct' no' Ao D