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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-12
JOHN s. MITCHELL * SON,
PRODUCE, FORWARDING AND Com
MISSION MERCHANTS,

EVANSVILLE, ISD.
Ofce ard Warehouse Water street, bttWcen Main
and L0eFst; also corner Of BairRt st. and the
Canal, and at the Big Wharf Boat at
foot of Main street.
WILL advance cash all kinds of Produce COZ
w signed Them, for sale here ship to their Cor
respondents at New Orleans and the Eastern Cities
Orders nr purchasing Produce or Merchandise filed
at the shortest notice and lowest market prices
They will give prompt attention to the Forwarding of
all Merchandise and Produce entrusedo their and
with their experience and ample facilities for Storage
DO not hesitate TO guarantee satisfaction.
dec2-tf JOHN :. MITCHELL e. SON.
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY.

TINE undersigned has removed his stock of Groceries
Il from Water street, TO the New Brick Builcfng.
corner OF Locust and Second As he designs TO
keep regular supply OF good articles appropriate 10
Family Grocery and TO sell at the lowest cash prices
he hopes receive share Of the patronage Of those
around him. J. NJ. HAAiLION.
sepI5 DIFF
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JJEOiCtI, NOTICE.

UNR. r. w SAWYER hess leave to the citi
~ Of Evansville and vicinity that h. has taken az Of
fee door Dr. Brsys in the same building and hope
By attending closely his profession to merit shar~ OF th
public patronxge ey1s-tf
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BOOT & SHOE MANUFACTORY,

WATER STREET, NEAR THE PAVILION HOTEL.
~sA~ The undersigned would respectfully in ErIn
DMl form the public, that he has now on hand ttld
VAy the largest and most approved styles Off ~
seustom and sale work. Ladies' Morocco
Aid, Ladies' Boots Buskns Walk 1g Shoes and Slippers
stock OF Leather and Findings for sale wholesale and
ali low for cash. at his old stand on Water street doors
above Pavilion Hotel laugi3lyl P. DEUSNER.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.


HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE. JOMPANf.
HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT
IScoaPoRArsp ISi0.-CHsRTEs PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL $500 COAL paid IN aud INFESTED.
THIS long established and well known Institution has
transacted extensive insurance Business io m9
than years the United states ana the BRUSH
North American provinces IL has aimed to secure puoe
conf ienee honorable and faithful OF is
the assured that all IAN
claims loss under is policies will literally
promptly paid Public Buildings Manufactures Mills Ma
ehnery Dwelling Houses Stores Merchandise, Household
Furniture Vessels stocks while in port &c. &c
will be insured az rates low the risk will admit
III HUNTINGTON. Pres't.
c. y. Bowers. Secretary.
81 Applications for insurance may Re made to
- - ALLEN C. HALL0CE. Ag't..
..N Main street, nearly Opposts the SANG,
eyii Evansville ind'
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bEEF CNTTLE. &c. FON SALE.
GS, WOULD notify my Butcher friends and others
NSSSs interested that viii be the Salt Well
Nm week with lot Of hne and fat Beef Cattle. better
60 never were brought to this market. and also Mich
sneep &c. to which would ask the particular
eIens have also for sale span Of Horses and
20 satisfy all orders Those wanting anything Of this
Mills. New Harmony. WALLACE GORDEN
. e23- d&wtf
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RUGGlES---Just received and for sale cheap, two
- new Top Bugges, Eastern manufacture.
apf WUOLSEY d NELSON.
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HOME Ia INs sIs: ~ I &C Go We
EINA INSURANCE COMPANY.
or Hartford. COnnecticut.

lei ENSTKNNCE VVNEFANIs
or Hartford. Connecticut.
CAPITAL pJ.UOO-dl paid IN aad iRresf.d.
ruNHIS Company with perpetual charter
aud against loss damage by Fire on
Dwelling Houses establishments stores house
hold furniture and merchandise IN general Also inland IN
against the p-rs Navigation. Losses viii be iber
any A'' THOMAS X. BRACE. Pest.
G.. RIPLEY. Secretary.
Applications for Insurance lie made to the suhseri-
authorized receive proposals and issue pol
ees favorable insurane oies or Agency
in the West. a T.. haLLoCh. ng,.'
evil Il Main street. nearly opposite the Bank.
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SADDLERY HARDWARE COACH
| TRIM

ERIMulNGS.
ME would call the attention of Saddlcrs and Coach.
w makers. and all others dealing in the above bust
to full and complete stock, consisting In part
of Hlmes, Wagon, stage and Buggy.
LeGthcrs, Patent. Enameld, Harness & Skirting
Buckles, Roller, Bride aud Harness.
Webbing, Rein. Grih, Roller and straniug.
Pad. Trees, Japanned Brass and Silver Mounted.
Chains, Stage and Trace.
Saddle Trees, Spanish. Side, Fall Backs, &c.
Thread and silk and Pushes.
ALSO
Axels, Bands, Oil Cloths, Duck and Drilling.
Lace. FASTING and Scanning.
Bolts Carriage and Tire.
Saddle Nails, Brass and Lace Tacks.
Bride Bits and Strrup Irons ofevery kind.
Whips, Buggy, Riding. Gum and Ok.
The above will sell low b. purchased in
The West. (dec2l BABCOCK BKOIHERS.
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.

- THE undcrsgned have purcnas-d P-ire
"\ Livery Stable, on Locust street, and mace irs
~ provements to IL, and have on hand 70
AA hire a good stock of HOSES, BUGGl rs am
CARRIAGES to which invite the attention of tn
public. They intend from this time to eLdeavor to sas
the the public in this particular snd hope the
articles and will prove agreeable Carriages fol
parties excursions, funeral &C., ways hand. Beins
provided with good hostlers we are prepared to board
orses and keep them in the best style
aug34 NJ. 81 X. III. DeGARMO.
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G!,s Alarkets.


ELKrcS, Apr. li.h.-Flour s. rs. whc :,
ol..oJ corn is & is cts; oats IS cts.
BrLriMoRE MAHKET, April lS.-Thc Flour
market is rather Guist Sales Of Howard
street brands at : 30 City Mills held ut
j, 90 per Dbl. Those who have taken some
pains to ascertain IT,. stock en hand of City
Mills say that it has been estimated too large
ly. Tie entire stock in Wheat AMI Flour is
believed from close ejaculation. to hc equal
/" 1880 bbls., and about ) 5.j0 bhls ground
and ready for sale. Rye Fl"ur -, country.
Corn Meal - - city d.. - - pc, III.
GRAiN AND SEEDS TRAIN STEADY. About
geo hnSl,cl> uf What offered. and partly
sold AZ - 81 13fpr rel and coed to prime
white at | 50 Il : | - per bu>lel. Inferior
lois :, to J icts. less. Corn lirn--Ahout r.
GOO bushels OIL; rcd and partly sold at Us ~ II
cts. for white, yellow Il cts, and mixed e. Il
is cents per l,,i>htl. Rye" >al,,. na;s
-Ab,ut lloO bushels ,tir,d; sales cf Mary
land at II !? CENTS per I"sI,l. Clover :, cd
! - 80, Timothy Ia :" -, and Flaxsctd
II - per buShcl.
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Eows Of 11tornlalN.
PASSED AT TIE LAST SESSION.

in ic' m0kiDe Mc rrt,,n If $rr,irc by ofitcr<
IF "ri'S Of attachments, end Of <c,t tjeir*
erm"Hc", ~HioW rCqoirII9 ~fnr>ErS thereto.
SECTION |. Be il eao,'d byihc G,nar"I Is
scmt!y # .Uugi'd, That all officers who arc
NOW or may hereafter he authorised b. law to
execute attachments on warrants or by way
of execution, lie. and they are hereby author
Used and empowered to make known to the
person or persons, or body corporate, in whose
hands or possession amy goods, chattlcS or
credits shall be attached. to be ana appear
b, fore the court or justice Of thc peace before
whom such attachment shall bt rrturEablc 0n
the return day thereof, to show cause if any
they have, why the goods rlattlcS or credits
So attached should not be condemned and cN-
ccuton thereof had, and that the said notice
to the garn>hcc or garni>hccs need not be Civ
cn in the presence Of any witnesses, but The
sworn return of the o'ii,.cr shall lie the evil
dcnrc Of the same as is now the case i'll the
service of other writs.
SIC. >. tad be cacctcd, Tha, it shall not
hereafter lie necessary for the officer legally
authorised to serve wrtS Of >circ tac!aS, to cN-
ccu.c the same in the presence of the witncS-
ScS, but the sworn return Of the officer shall
be sufficient evidence of service as III the SER
vice and return Of other writS.
SEC. >. Aad be It cnGc'cd, That this act
shall take effect from its passage.
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Gle CAitcr's .t:ircsioe Gat!i.


Fh:-siIe 1aIk.-i &c. plvaHtIt;,s III. wealth
=? has grown, some Of the H"rI.ingt an,! eve
nings OF the wccl; have been keen and frosty
enough to max" the lirr-idc desirable and
though it has talrr out that we have had lit
IL, time tyinditr paragraph in that pleasant
locality, we find = moment now which We give
TO that reader Of The Whi.s Mho looks into
this idl.. gossip column; which, 10 be snrr,
has not Lately either pleased Or annoyed tnco!
much. We riped OF Spring. as did the blue
birds, ii month and i half ago, but the noisy
March wind silInccd Us n that subject aud
drove them southwark again. Now they are
back again and We. az in oar buyhoud ; day.
are ciatcd IL the approach Of the flowers and
songs Of SirinI:--es in that day We listen iur
the prwit om the h"a,rtoy ere Aprii comes.
and ior I'll" >,,grow in the hcdn.': we 90 away
to tn; wood for the first flushing bud of tie
hEIt::n. !'.at peers up among the dead leaves.
AMI t. th2 meadow for the first Wild viuct
that H!is lis blue eye to lie SUM ai,i so We
hope "a do each Sprn" Of Iartl, We live to
see. Bat the r,Shr has music and bloom in
The $prin%-!appy Voices, bright eyes and
bright alnilrs. When storms are Without
summer is within. :" is it with your Editor
rralr!-so i, it, W. doubt not, with YOU; and
will you not Join with us in the wish that 50 il
may DC with all!
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Sg'segEG OErEyENG!
Dry Goods! Dry Goods!
AT WIN. TORRERTS.

z AIDES DRESS SILKS, plaid and plain
III superior black do; tan, blue, mode, and
white all wool DrlaincS; Harcacs, all coor';
French Lawns, Swiss, Null and Cambria Mus
Inns.
SNOH- DEOP Table CLDTHS,
and Linen Table Covers. white cords for bon
nets and skirts, IRISH Linens oiall X inds, Cam
brir anu Swiss EdgingS and InScrlin"$, under
sleeves, embroidered hdki>., collars. SC.
GINGHilLS, PRINTS end Do .NESTICS,
Real Manchester Ginghams, very best makes
Of Prints in the trade, plaid and striped Domcs-
tic. MOiRNlNG GOODS.
Mourning Prints, Dc!ainrs, Lawns. Cling
hams, collars and undcr-S!ceycs, love wells.
and ldklS.
BL1Ck CLOTILS and {. iSSI.NERES.
Silk and Marseillrs Nesings, Linen Drill, and
Duck for white pant
STR Nv GOODS.
Straw Mating II, 81 and 81 wide, pla n
and chcqncrcd Panama, Lcgholn and Canton
Straw Hats.
Oh Cloths, carpet bags, trunks, ladies gal
tiers, with and without tips; gents patent lcath-
er shoes, carpet slippers, nail, tooth aud otter
brushes; &c., &c. Apr 10
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LADiES' DRESS GOODS.

ENEMlND BROWN, JR., at his Old stand in
-h-I EIkton, has fresh arrivals OF all the most
desirable style La lies Dress for 1851; part ul
which is found in the following catalogue, viz:
El"nrcl Brll!lants, Brocha Plaid CHAINS,
ChalIi Drlain"S, tan cuIorcd Barcgc, tan coio'd
NJ. Dclaines, plaid and fg'd Darcge Declines,
Challi Barc@c, Brocha Darcgc. Paris Sylph:c
black Barge Deafness all wool Delaincs, in
solid coIors; and Il great variety Of Swiss Ruff
feing, Jackoncl and Swiss Inserting and EIg-
ings, new style collars and undrrsIrrvcs.
BEST quality Kid Gloves, g., g, I, =. AMI
=. IApr 10
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In net 10 proridr. for he oprnjng II Il dorhct by
hc Rr2is'c,< Of EWs Of Mis Suits. forMccn-
try Of cIaims plSScd By hc Registers nnd
Orph0HS' Coats oeai"$t dcccased persons.
SECTION |. BE il enucid Jy Mc GeWrrl IS
scmLlv Of Mrwtcud, That in all cases hcrcaf-
ter, when letters tcstancn,ary or of admins
tration shall be granted by thc Orphans
and the city of Baltimore, or the Registers of
Wills in the recess of said courts, it shall he
the duty of The Register of Wills of the res
pcctivc county or city, to enter in y suitable
book, to he provided by him for that purpose,
all claims against such tcs;ator or intcStatc,
as they regularly passed, the name of the ere
ditor, the character of such claim, whether
note or open account, bond, bill obligatory,
Judgment and other evidences of debt, and the
amount thereof, and the entry ola claim upon
such docket shall be taken and considered rs
notice to the executor or administrator Of its
existence.
SEC. ,. .fad bc Il enncicd, That the claims
thus entcredas aforesaid, shall not afford any
evidence as to the Justice or correctness of any
debt therein entered, whenever the same shall
be controvcrtcd by any executor or admins
traitor in any suit instituted for the recovery
of such debt nor shall the same be construed
to take any debt out of the operation Of the
Statue Of Limitations.
Sac. 3. and be it cnarici, That the said
Register shall be allowed for the entry of such
claims, the usual fee for docket entries, to be
paid by the claimant
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4t|nrrir0.

On the lih inst. by the Rev .J"o,ph T.
brown, NJ. jo'f:r!! Aides to NJ; - NNN.A-
RET DfSAKT. both Of this County.
On tic@&tIi alt, Nix. rllIllr ZAElI IF Bal.
tlIn"rc. to AhiSS SOPHIA GREHN, OF this town.
On the sd Mar'', in Baltimore. hy the
Rev. C.. H. Il i'll, Nh. WILLIAM Eli to Miss
MARGARET SMITH, al Of Darlington, Hartford
county.
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\ PRETTY Coon FEE.-Thc New Orleans
Board of Aldermen have passed Il resolution
authorizing the payment Of 100000 to
Mcssrs. Rosclius, Hunt, Grhielc and Prcaux,
the gentlemen who conducted the McDonough
" il, case on behalf Ct tn" CITY.
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NEW YORK MILL
Es%E'25,G0.; S'Sas?s's

4 CONSISTING in part rf Antique CaSsi,nrls
y EIarlic do, Elastic Fancrs Heavy cords.
brown and white cable twist, blue and Red do.
blue, green and brown Jeans, p!aids in great
variety, for sale very cheap. by
Apr - T.. BROWN, JR.
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At a meeting OF the Directors. held at the
same dat" anl place. WdMin Wilmer was
elected President, and GEO. W. Mclean Sec
Rotary and Treasurer. IArr - I'm
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UOPEN ELL
Classical and Mercantile Srhnns

FTsHE SUMNER SESSION OF thls School
i will commence Oh the iig3t THURSDAY
III May. Forpar,iculars address, Il, HpJcp t.t,
Chester Co., Pa.
JAS. +. bnRAN. h.M..
Apr. i &m PRINCIPAL.
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80 TONS IIAN

IN)R Timothy; Timothy \ Herd:
u and Timothy \ Glover. Apply TO
THOMAS RICKETTS,.
-lpr l., ~ Near Elktvn.
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WAR. WAR;! WAR!!!
! "a rlslri.S ICO7l To yO.ir H:st;rrsts.

7 hav" just received another l,rsc lot Of No.
l | PERi|L1N GJ.INO, which am We,
selling at / dollar PR ten les, than " lining
ton prices. MI aI:" say to YOU bring on your
WHEAT tIED GGss".
and | will pay within 3 cents Of Brandy wine
prices for ii. aiiordln- permanent and SAFE
@rain market AT this place. OATS wanted at
good prices. JAMES II RAY,
April lj-Gn. Near Newark. Delaware.
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TTIHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That The sui
L scribcr ofCccil county, has Obtained from
the Orphans Court Of SAL county, letters Tcs-
lamen,ary on the personal estate u
Samuel Martin lalc;
late of 81 id county, decd. All persons having
claims against the said deed, ore hereby VAIN
ed To exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated. on OF before the
2Sth day Of February, 1888,
they may otherwise hy law, be excluded from
al benefit Of said estate. All pciSons indebted
to said estate, are requested to make immediate
payment 10 the subscriber. Given untcr my
hand this 18th day OF April, 1891.
BENJAMIN W. HARRIS,
Apr Is. "a CIV Excc'r.
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! Gr1t1in@ The season Of gardening is
hcrc-the time 10 plant and SOW. soon to he
! followed by the time to weed and hoe. Eve.
~ one should improve it; for Il we'll titled
Garden Is both Us, ful and ornamental Wealth
| indeed, mostly separates the region of roses
from the rsioIrof cabl"gcS, all Of which is
very we'll Lat still we admire the old fashion
cd country garden with 'toucl-lnc not>, "
"J"liinr ,.iumpupS,' 4-o'clorks," Links"
and ''!hylmc" along the hor,;tl> Of the beds,
white peas and cablag,S, beans and onion.
flourish i'll the interior. Nor do We object to
the more nodcra races Of tulips, hya"nths,
Ill!'cS e; The valley or roses Of the moi.nta;n-
we like To see them all-ilowcrs and ycgcta-
hlcS. and who docs not! Then that they all
may abound, lie lili.ecnt in the ga onof
painting. Sow Thy Sl,din the morning and
Ill the evening withnd not thy hali.'
Iht I'nir'S IF liz N,.hi-Othcr sounds lave
We here a! nght tl.cn The music ofthr spheres
or the singing together of the stars Other
tl!"n the h,ot Of thc owl or the alarm Of til,
r"'k:-thc voices Of boys, wild in the streets
till eleven at night: from the harsh halloo of
the hchhlcd"hoy, to the bahyi>h Scrccch of
the urchin Of three summers. We love TO see
boys enjoying themselves at r"mring and
play, but don't carry oar admiration So far as
to countcnancc this turning Of th,m loose to
run riot in tic dark. That is just the way to
rear rowlcS, and parents should scctoi it that
they d" not Ell courage the growing crop Of
that article, which is already too abundant
in the market, Keep your boys in the house
al night: ;.ut th,m at their hooks or tut th,m
to bed. if you don't want th,m to bring you,
Whom thcN Grow ND. hi!trrMcss AND tcarS.
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Urns
LEO.

On Tuesday last. at his residence near Mil
in2ton, Kent county. Mr.. JAMES May, il the
'Slh year Of his ace
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paign. Caravajal did not participate in
this late movement. but may possibly in
the contemplated one. He is farming on
the Rio Grande. and is decidedly the
ablest mar in Northern Mexico. He
speaks and writes our language fuently.
He is much pleased with the movement
of Alvarez. and endorses it.
Gen. Woll, in command at Matamoros.
has shot forty or fifty soldiers. who re-
fused to fight against their fellow citizens.
| witnessed from the deck of the steamer
Grampus an execution two or three DAYS
ago. The poor fellows were frs. blind
folded and then led 10 a large wooden
cross, 10 which they were tied. An off :.
Ger then proclaimed in loud voice that
il any one should ask for their pardon,
they should be shot with them,
Five soldiers with loaded muskets then
advanced TO within three PAGES of each
prisoner. and at the tap of the drum. fir
ed. tearing the heads OF their victims to
pieces. A lively air was then struck up
and the brave men went back to their
breakfast. Scarce u day passes without
an execution.
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tached, and arrangements made for pay
ing the interest in the City of New York.
All this is we'll and creditab BILE to Virgin.
la; but when money is worth one and a
half and two per cent, and sometimes
three per cent, per month. it should sur
Prise no one if six per cent. securities
should fall &C nsiderably below par. With
out looking for other causes, we think
the condition of the money market is SUI
ficient to account for the present price
of these bonds. The fact that they were
adopted very generally as the basis Of
banking in the west. gave them consid-
cradle credit at the time. and no doubt
contributed mainly to reach the high
point they did in market. and now when
many of these banks have closed their
doors. the bonds thrown into market. or
soon will be, the tendancey must be TO
depresS the price. The holders of the
Virginia bonds. however. should not sac
rifice them. as they are as good nS any
other six per cent. securities.
PeRnSJlrGuiqE
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WASHINGTON RunlOry.

II Washington advices may be relied
upon, the SoULE affair is not entirely dis
posed of. A special bearer of dispatches
from Paris arrived in Washington on
Monday. and the letter-writers have it
thai Mr.. Mason will probably be dis
missed from the French Court for the part
he took in relation 20 Mr.. SoULE, and
that the la tier will certainly be sent away
from Madrid.
The right OF the French and Spanish
Government to dismiss Ministers is not
questioned, Our own government has
exercised the right But such steps, just
at this time, will not tend to better the
unders ia nding existing between those
governments and the United States. Gu
ba is manifestly at the bottom Of the diff.
ficulty, and France, in interfering in the
slightest degree. assumes position as un-
warrantable as it is intole rab Bile.
But it is idle to speculate upon matters
about which we are SO poorly advised.
lew days will fetch us the Presidents
message. and then we shall probably know
just where the the United States and the
rest OF mankind stand.-Det. Free Press.
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A GLOOMY PREDlCTroN.-A Mr.. w
Richmond writes letter to the New
York Tribune, in which he states that a
change is going OH in the tmosphere,
which will result in period of terrible
and universal disease. But for the Grouth
Of the summer. America would now be
one vast hospital. The numerous earth
quakes Of the past year in Asia and A.
merica are proof of this great atmos-
pheric change. Our present drouth is to
be followed by a succession of long and
severe winters and wet and cold sum
mers. Disease among all classes Of ami
mails will be general. and during the sea-
sons TO come for some years we may look
for more sickness among the human race.
The farmer should give all heed to the
care of his stock. feed should be ground
and cut. and cattle carefully housed. to
prevent chill and save food. Greater
care than usual should be used in the
cities to prepare and preserve healthy
vegetables and meats, since during such
periods fruits and meat exhibit strong
tendency to de composition. Slaughte
houses should be carefully cleansed and
markets subjected TO the strictest sanitary
regulations. That yellow fever will a.
gain visit the North is certain, and this.
| added to the permanent type of cholera
which prevails now among us, will add
greatly to the general distress. Yellow
fever has come further North this year
| than last 1t is time to prepare for the
calamity
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-07
Agreeable Surprise.

A lady In Cincinnati went through a
great deal of unnecessary suffe ring in
come ction with one of the recent fail
ures. Her husband and eldes. son were
absent on little trip down the river.
VINE n the news reached her Of the fail
ure Of the Bank in which. for years. they
had deposited their saving, with The in
tention some day Of buying house and
some land in the country. How she
grieved eau be well surmised; but her
grief was more for her industrious and
self denying husband and son, than for
herself. How could she communicate
the sad news of the wreck Of their hard
earned property? They had left her in
such buoyant spirits for little holiday
an uuwonted indulgence, and therefore
much thought Of; and what a sad well
come she had in reserve for them! They
returned yesterday. but the occurrences
of the week were sources of no trouble
TO them. With desire of giving her a
pleasing surprise, they had recently
drawn all their money from the Bank. AND
a little below Madison. had purshased a
perfect paradise of farm. ready stock
ed. Her surprise was pleasing one in
deed, but from different reasons TO what
they had expected when carrying ou
their little Brookuille american