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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-29
TRANSPORTATION. .

TRANSPORTATION
WESTERN STATES LINE.
fDY Railroadsan Canals. running in connection wis
ID Steamers and Propellers on the Lakes.
NO TRANSPARENT AT ALBANY OR TROY.
PRoPRrEToRs:
AR. Cobb & Co., Foot ofIndiana 81. Buf7alo.
A. w. Palmer & Co., l2l, Broad ST. New York,
... u
z. w. Sloan. l2I Broad St NewYork.
Scott n Co, Toledo. 1893
J. S. Chenoweth S Co.. Cincinnati.
This is ofthe Oldest best established most rs
liable lines OF Transportation in the country; and
Agents for this section, authorised to give
through receipts for fregnts to and from the East
low guaranteeing against any charge
on the route.
sug9 70 b.. LEWIS & GRAY, Agents.
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES. -a8
v.K HENDRICKS & co. have 70 -
ceived another large shipment Of
Boots and shoes, which, with those already re-
' 49, teived and yet to come In, mako larger and
more varied supply than they have before offered for
sale. Their stock will found we'll worthy Of the
tce Of merchants who wish hnd articles-suted to
this mark eobtained from the best manufactures and
sold at as low a the same qualities by any
Western House. (mhl0
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MATPRASSESy

VNTE would call the attention Of the public to ou
wv stock OF Mattresses, which have constantly OF
hand, consisting Of Shuck, Moss, Cotton. Jenny Linz
cotton and shuck and Spring Mattresses OF the bos
quality. CoLBURN * HERSHBERGER.
sp3 Fosters Block, First sire below Main.
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AT WHOLESALE AND

THE undersigned constantly keeps on hand large
assortment of fresh Water Butter and Sugar Crack
ers and also of Soda Plot and Navy Bread which be
ing manufactured oy the latest improved Machinery,
be sold al as low price in any place in the
and not excelled in quality by any manuacto-
ry In the country large stock always hand at my
shop on Water street, between Sycamore and Vine
deci4-u j. SINZiCH.
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SPRING STYLES OF
LII p A PIE II A G. y &

SPRlNG STYLES Of
WALL PAPER Han GLNGSAT
EN cases Of wall Paper the latest Spring Styles, be-
i ing the lot OF Spring Goods. has Just arrived
and for sale low. viii be receiving weekly supplies
un my stock will be complete which will bs the largest
and best assortment before rosght 10 Evansville
Persons In want of Wallpaper, Borders Fire-screens
Bed Teastes, Window Blinds &c. Of the latest Spring
STYLES requested call early and examine them,
/ am determined to sell as low possible. Store
Main street, between First and Second. mh9
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OC BBLs Choice Dried Apples and Peaches Q. essS
OO ard for sale at T. BACON d COB
spi7 Family erscsry.
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THE undersigned having become the successor 70 the
house and business Of Riley Mitchell, viii continue
the same az heretofore.
Thakfal to the friends OF the late firm for former pat.
onage he solics continuation of their confidence and
business His Wharf boat at the river Is one of The
largest size and noted for its capacity. And alse hat
Ing ample Warehouses on Water street, as well as
mammoth Warehouse In course Of construction ON the
Canal and convenient to the Railroad Depot his faci
ties for the receiving storage and forwarding Merchan
die and Produce via River, Railroad and Canal
very complete. ~ -V --'-
He also prepared to make cash advances all pro-
duce property consigned to him FOR sale be ship
ped his New Orleans the
cities. (octle-tf) JOHN S. MITCHELL.
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Law PARTNERSHIP.

TAs. G. JONES and JAS. L. BLYTHE. Auornies at
Law Evansville, Indiana. associated the mseves
pracce of law, and will continue
practice In this and the adjoining couates, and in
Supreme and District Court They design turning THEN
sitention particularly land law. In short time they
viii be prepared give in few minutcs sn abstract
che title almost any lot in Evansville or It's enlarge
Iaents orn Lamasco, togethe with their professoHa
Mon as 10 the title. If desired ljy2Sdawu
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WAR DECLARED!!

T EvI sILBERMAN has declared, (not war;. but that
he has Just received the finest stock fSpng Goods
ever brought TO Evan. vile. and that he c.F q WILL
sell them cheap any other house in the West
His NEW STOCK consists in part of Spring and SUN.
mer Clothing ofevery description.
49, -,.r 80 LADIES' DRESS GOODS, lsgg1
And oher article in the line Of Fancy Goods He
manufacturing hs Clothing IN this city, has ~
faction no trade. Call and see me. fspb
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MILLINERY AND FANCY STORE.
MRS. K. NJ. RICH, No. 2o4 Fifth street, Cincinnati,
ltl would respectfully call public attention TO her
large and shionable Stock Of Millinery and Fancy
Goods, consisting Of Silk, Satin. Velvet and Braid Bon
Bonnet Caps and Fancy Trimmings, Ribbons. Man
tIas Cloaks Black and Colored silk and other Leces,
|Neede-worked Collars. Chemizettes, Sleeves, &c.
which she prepared TO sell t prices which cannot fail
to give satisfaction. ..
When ysu visit Cincinnati, call on
mhl5y 204 Fifth street, between Elm and Plum.
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From the South.

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 28.-Rio Grande
dates to the 18th states that the revolution
at Tamauipas was spreading. Several
towns adhered to the cause.
A fight took place on the 25th near Mat
amoras, in which the Insurgents were vic.
torious.
GALVESTON. Aug. 95,h.-The Governor
issued a proclamation for the enrolment
of the new troops.
There is considerable yellow fever here.
The Galveston Journal advises strangers
to stay away. The fever is. slowly in.
creasing here amnng the emigrants. The
number Of deaths in the Hospital, during
the week, 100.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY

s.,n coI,.,.rN
s,i,man r. Powell ,Is,n,iff ooo;,.t Ed,x.r,
of John Tarn. deceased defendants.
CIyu. ACTION
DHE sand defendants will ,ake notice that On the
10Th dav of Augu.t 1871 The nla,o,iff 6Iaa il,
sa;d court tis nst,ion setting fn,th ,ba, on ,b,
26,b dav of m,v Isl5 Edwsrd Smi,h soId and
conveyed to Edward SLEIGH IN. south west oua,.
ter Of The .outh west ouaT,er of section 4 town.
ship. 2, aud range a. in Monroe county; that ON
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Money, &c., In Cincinnati.

From the Gazette Of Tuesday we copy
~ follows: as6
as' The excitement with reference to Free
Bank paper, has in great measure sub.
sided Notes OF small denomination are
~no.plenty. and fves and upwards pass
freely in trade, and are taken on deposit,
by ell but two Of the Bankers.
In The general markets to-day. nothing
ol special interest transpired. Flour and
provisions remain firm. The late rains
ahsvs in slight degree only. effected the
ssshort crop excitement. as il is not gensr-
slly supposed that the condition aoi the
Corn crop can be very much improved,
BY seasonable weather.'
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SHERJFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of writ OF
OFFfsFa. et Lev Fs, issued from the court
sfCOt7mon Pless Of Monroe county, Ohio, and to
ne directed, wilIoder for sale. at public outcry.
q the front door Of the court house in the town
81 Woods6sld. In said county. on : -
-2tesday, ihe l7fh day IF October. 1858,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock q. M. and o.
elsclp p. m..of said day. the following described
srpsIeeste. lying and being in said county, to wit:
'xsTbS sast bslfof the south west quarter of Sec
tioa Is, intownship z. OF range (. contsiniig 80
ecses, more or iess, and apprsised al R933.
Fsken in execution and levied on al the prop
cry of Joel Allen 81 the sust of Mott. Fordyce &
fo. gs WILLIAM READ.
soe1t 81 - Sheriff.
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SELECT SCHOOL,
For Young Ladies and Gentlemen,

THE undersigned will open his school in this
place. on the first Monday of September. 1854.
There will be three sessions in the year, of II
weeks each. Those ishng to attend will please
make application befnre the commenc ement of the
session. Particular attention will be paid to those
wishing to quality themselves as teachers.
Woodsf-id is a heaIthy village. aud good bo ard.
ing may be had at 81 so per week.
TERMS:
Arithmetic, English Grammar, and Geography.
per ses ion, So 90
Algebra. Geometry, Natural Philosophy,
Che hemstry and History. s 90
Languages and higher branches of Math.
ef,atics, 90
August 80, 1854. r. j. SMITH.
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August %. 1884.
August %. 1854.
CLASSICAL INSTITUTE,
For Young Ladies' and Gentlemen.

GAINESVILLE, BELMONT CO.. OHIO.
THE SECOND SESSION OF the above named
L Institution will commence on the 2lst day Of
August. and {, ntinue ii weeks
The Department of English and Classical Liter
ature viii be under the direction OF SAMUEL
DAVENPORT. A. NJ :; ;and that of Mathematics and
N Naturai Science. of Mr.. JOHN l. THOMPSON, all
experienced Mathematician.
Tuition fees will be moderate. and every care
will be taken to afford to young ladies' and gentle
men the means Of acquiring thorough Classica
and Mathematics al education.
Special attention will be directed to those wish
ing to qualify themselves for Teachers.
July &C. 1854
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xE
E1rsrisncs q than sirtsse ysau ~ -
shs fact dat Merchants Cssbrassd dangling 81
versai Family Emhrocstion. will cum rnsee -
Spss1ns. Sweeney Ringbone. windntA -
Evil Callous. Cracked Heels. Gslb Il ~
kinds, Fresh Wounds, Sprains. BruiseA ~
tula, Sitfast, Sand Cracks, Stainss Lame1s
Foundcfed Feet. Scratches or Gyeasss 4A1EN
Rhemnatism, Bites of Animals, ExtegAnl ~
sons, Painful Nervous Afectious, FJnet bilnos
Boils. Corns. Whitlows, burma and ee1t9s
Chillblains. Chapped Hands. Cramps. Gohs
fractions Of the Muscles. Swellings WNi3oM4
Of the Joints. Caked Breasts, dc. &c. ~ ~ 5.
z. as :ssss ss: q s.s s: - 60
daily becoming moro known 10 the faruing eemuVs
can hardly 6s creded sxeeps By thcss who heva -
the habit Of keeping II IN their Stables and hess -
.y.: sr,cnnt of PAIN. sgsstinS ana ne, ~ svse -
~ Be safs The name of ths cole proprietor. eno9ey
". MERCHANT, Lockppr. n X. 70 b'awn u shs -
Of the bottle, and in his haadwring over n crsk
Altordsrs addressed 10 the psnpsasass siu y pea9e
responded IA. sssss
Get = Pamrhlst the Agent. and wAaa vuadsn -
accomplished by the ure Of this nseiicine
Sold by respectable dealers senstsiiy, ~ ~ 49,
States and Cansda. Also hv ks@ ssif
!, J. M. Kirkbrids, wosdslieId. Arnssssss,
Mooney & Co.. BealisviIie- w. Stesk SsaGwd.
NJ. Pollock 4 Co., Suniish. H. c. xoeDSksss,
Msiaga. Psncoast & Headiey. Jamesen1n, M.
P. Miles & Son. Samerion H. 8 Menilioa.
New Castle. A. w. Tuxbary. Ne~ peshsm,
And At who,esaie by D Park. Ci~einnass
IL. & E, Gssior,l. & A. J. Weuhasn, Cltt1a>ni'
and by Hardy & Jones. Piitsburgh. a
July II, 1884,.
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DUBLTe NeTtcE.-7he public ere hereb, +.

DUBLIg No1HCE.-7he public sre hereby
i cautioned not tn purchase OF Mr.. Joseph Jen-
kns, his agents or assigns. any rights OF patent
Tuning Fork, in consequence of his having re-
ceived patent therefor. This Tuning Fork
works with sliding bar between two steel prongs
and gives all the sounds of the letters belonging
to vocal and instrumental mnsic. The subscriber
claims important rights in this invention. The
matter must and will undergo judicial investiea.
ton. Those who purchase will lose their money
aud involve themselves in litigation.
GEORGE w. CITIZENS
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A MlsrAKR.-rhe detailed account ol
tfes oaths and aims OF the Order of Know
No,hings, as given in the columns Of, the
Richmond Enquirer. that paper now states
10 be Of doubtful correctness. having "been
iniormed by q gentleman OF the highest re-
spsctabiliay in Richmond, that the publica-
ton alluded 10 Is gross and wholesale
misrepresentation. But j, may be they
don q know.
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From Ne,o York.

New York. Aug. 3O.-The ST. Johns
papers state that the fires are still raging
on both sides OF the line between Maine
and New Brunswick immense damage
has been done in Perry, Maine. new
Brig on the stocks and nearly completed
was destroyed. The ST. Andrews Stand.
ard says the forests are burning in every
direction. end many farm houses burnt to
the ground. and crops destroyed.
The Drought in New England still con-
tinues, with no signs OF ram. !, ..,,, 49,.
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acre, and Is dItTsrenl 10 wn nships, who ,hlnk

kefes and in different townships, who think
II impoiitic to join party which the lead
ing Wing paper of this State (the Ohio
STATE Journal no longer than June, 1858,
denounced in no honied terms-whose
platform, the Journal then said, contained
t"MORE ULTRAiSM AND ABSURD
DOGMAS THAN ANY PAPER OF A
POLITICAL CHARACTER EVER
PUBLISHED IN THE UNION" In
sthelanguage OF the Tuscarawas Adcocate,
the National Wings of Guernsey county.
think il would be "PERFFCT MAD.
NESS" to fall in with the ..fusion" party,
AZ they know that, in the language Of the
Freesoil paper OF Columbiana, "there is
not harmony in its elements, nor can there
.be:'' IS - 5 M .F
A WHrG OF OLD GUERNSEY ALL RIGHT.-
!. We were personally informed by one Of
The good old line Wings of Guernsey
county. lion. Jacob ]. Grimes, who form.
erly represented them in the Ohio Legis.
lature, that he was emphatically opposed
=
man could get his vote that would enter
into this unholy alliance. and further, in
similar language to this. he said-if the
Wing party is to be merged into a con
semptable Abolition party. and if aboli-
tionism is engrafted on the Wing creed.
from that moment renounce the party.
and cease 10 pc one of its advocates, and
farther. he will not support any man for
any Office that is contaminated by fanatics
-tho0gh having pretensions to Whiggery
and msintains doctrines subsersive Of
the Constitutions and Of the Union. s
Mr.. Grimesis an able and talented law
yer and sound Whig. one OF the Henry
Clay and Dan. Webster school. We also
Understand that some Of the most promi.
nent. able and influential old line Wings
Of Coshocton denounce anything in the
shape OF abolition. fusionism. aud stand up
for ,naintaining The organization Of their
party. and refuse TO join in with soreheads
and aholtionisis.- oshocion Democrat.
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Neaus LENS.

BALTIMORE. August 3o.-New Orleans
papers of Thursday have been received.
The National lntellIgencer says tha, the
announcement of the death of Ex-senator
Downs was premature.
The express train on the New York
Central Railroad, which reached Albany
last night about Z o'clock. run over two
ladies at Connastoga, miles from SYRIA
cuse, Instantly killing them. The ladies
we're just descending from the mail train
going west. which was waiting for the ex-
press train to pass. They got out on the
wrong side of the cars, and were caught
by the passing train, which horribly man.
gled and literally tore them asunder.-
Names unknown.
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GAUTION.-Ail persons are notified not 10
~ purchase two notes Of hand given by me to
Jonathan Durgan dated November 10, 1859. call.
ing for about S63.72. (amount net certainly re.
,nembered,) one due in two years, and the other
m three years after date. with interest Said notes
as have since had to pay a Judgment .esinst said
land. am determined not to paw said notes IS ith.
out proper credit. JOHN B. CLUTTER.
Aug. 80, 1854. -. -
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STR AYEED OFF

From the subscriber. IN Center township. Monroe
County, Ohio, on Tuesday. August 18th 1854.
TWO MICH COWS IND ONE HEIFER
One of the cows has the outer she III OF one horn
knocked off. and the point of the other sawed off
The other COW is black and white, with white
.trine si.ng the hack The heller is a dark b. own
viii, pointed ,.."rns. Any person who will
return sad cattle to the subscriS-r, or send him
letter to w oodsfield, stating where they may ne
found will be literally rewarded
JACOB SHELL.
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.EfHERIFFsS SALE by virtue of . writ of
Yo6disieui Exponas. issued from the court Of
e6iamun pssss 0f Monsoe county, Ohio. and to
NJ dIrsessds i viii otter for sale II public outcly
q thesdoor of tis COURT house in the town Of
NXoosis6eld. IN said county. on
- siJuesd0y. the i7fh day of October. 1854.
bs4Mesmtbe hours ot 10 ~'cieck IN. and o'clock
n, Of said day. the following described real es-
lSntf, lying and being In said county, % wit:
- The north half Of the south quarter ofsec-
&j6A Ne 2I.lowuship No. S. and Range No 6,
s6dItainjak 81 and n hundrsd,hs acres, more or
ls1s md sppsssed st $500. tsFssE
i Tatsl In execution aud levied on - the prop
ssty 81 Jost Gregory a. The sait of William Jarvis
oslhe use Of Wm.F Hunter.
WILLIAM READ.
Hssept % 81 Sheriff.
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MARRIED DON the Sd inst, by
Rsy. RI g Eslmonds. Mr.. RoBERr J.
SMirH. and Miss EMILY A. JONES, all ol
this place.
On the 9th inst, by Rev. J. J.
MoIlyar, Mr.. JoHN "A. DAVENPORT and
Miss MARGAREr Smith. both Of ibis place
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A ATTACHMENT.-At my instance a " rit oi
II attachment was OH the 18th of August. 1854.
issued by Joel F. Randolph. aJustice Of the Peace
of Centre township. Monroe county. Ohio, ag ainst
the goods. chatteis, rights. credits aud effects Of
Giles C. Hunt. nonresident Of said county, for
the sum of $40 So. which has been served. and
viii be for hearing October I'd. at I O'Clock P. M.
Aug 80, 1854. JOHN DAVENPORT.
TOHN HAMILTON'S ESTATE-Ths sub.
y scrbers have been qualified by the Probate
Court Of Monroe county. Ohio. as Executors of
John Hamilton. decd, aud received letters as
snch Esecutors Those having claims, should
present them Immediately, properly authentica.
ted. ar JACOB II. HAMILTON,
1s HUGH HAMILTON. II
August Is, 1854. Ex'rs.
JOHNSTON LAWRENCE'S ESTATE THE
u undersigned has been appointed by the Probate
court Of Monroe county. Ohio. Administrative of
Johnston Lawrence, deceased, and received lot.
ters Of Administration Those having claims,
should present them Immediately, proparfy su.
thenticated.
Il, CATHARINE LAWRENCE,
Aug, 16, 1854. Adm'rx.
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TTACHMENT.-Atm my instance, writ Of
n attachment was. on the 4th day of August.
1854. issued by John X. Lynch, a J ,stice OF the
Peace in and for the township Of Center. aud
county OF Monroe; against the goods, chattels,
rights. credits. moneys and effects Of w. W.
Livingston. nonresident of SAID county, for the
sum Of thirty-two dollars. 5'itf
Aug. l6. 1854. PETER OlEHL.
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"A rTACHMENT...Atmy my instance an attach
n ment was issued on the 7sh day Of .A.asnst.
D. 1854. BY David Forshey, a Justice of the
Peace for franklin township, Monroe county,
Ohio. against the properly and effects Of EIzy
Nc ccaarey. a non resident debtor of said county.
returnable on the 18th of said month. for the sum
of forty.two dollars aud sixty cents.
Aug %, 1854. R. H. CAIN.
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CONGRESS-.

.hs7 CONGRESS-. Is
From the Belrnont Chronicle.
Mn. CowEN:-Pieass announce the name OF
DAVID L. JENNINGS, ESQ.
of Belmont county. a. . candidate 10 represent
this Congressional District; subject to the decision
of the Wing conventidn. BEtMoNr.
o. We are authorized TO announce the name of
JOHN SINCLAIR,
as . candidate for Representative ia Congress
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Cincinnati Market.

SEPTEMBER Flour dull, 7.85a8 90.
Provisions stagnant. quotations almost en-
tirely nominal. Flax seed advanced 10
Si,25. Groceries unchsngsd.
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Brick for Sale.

THE undersigned has Tor sale large lot of first
j rate BRICK. which he wishes 10 dispose of.
seali. M. MORROW.
wsods6sId. sspts.
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COUNTY AUDITOR.

co. We are authorized to announce the name Of
WILLIAM BROWNFIELD..
OF Malsga township, as . candidate for the Office
of County Auditor.
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r ORENZO KINSEY'S ESTATE The un.
Ii dersigned has been appointed and qualified as
Administrator OF the estate Of LoTenzoi Kinney.
late Of Monroe county, Ohio. deceased.
Aug 80. 1854 JOSEPH C. CLARK.
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From Sail Lake.

ST.. Louis. Sept. 1.-The July Salt Lake
mail arrived at ST. Louis to-day.
Peace has been established between the
people of the city OF Salt Lake and the
U,ahs. Governor Young has concluded
a treaty with all the chiefs.
Health of the country good. Bear more
abundant than ever known before. There
Is large increase ntEe quantity Of land
under cultivation.
On the 18th OF June a heavy storm OF
rain and hail spread over the greater
portion OF the Valley, and did considera.
BILE injury
Grass scarce, owing TO the great amount
Of cattle driven to California this season,
which is estimated at 10000 head, and
1000 horses.
Many complaints are made Of outrages
committed by the Pawnee Indians. A
man named Freuch, a wood teamster. was
killed in broad daylight. 700 Sheep driv-
en- off.
The mail from Santa Fe on the first.
contains nothing o! interest. Crops in
New Mexico good.
Trains experienced no trouble from the
indians Bands OF Camanches met al
crossing OF Arkansas, who were perfectly
friendly. Buffalo numerous all over the
Plains.
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October Election.

0U- Candidates will please remember that our
charge is one dollar. each. for publishing an
nouncemenis. Their names will be arranged in
alphabetical order under appropriate headings.
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PROBATE JUDGE.

]. B. MoRRis- Sir: Please announce that
WILLIAM d. PATTON -,
is an independent candidate for the office of Pro-
bate Judge. at the October eeotion free snd clear
Of convention, but independent to the people.
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The Clerk Of the Court requests US
I. 70 say that the laws and Journals Of the
lasi session Of the Legislature are ready
for delivery. ssfsa g