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CHARLES 8. WELLS

CHARLES s. WELLS
I nov opening n AN very extensive Spring stock
! Of - ARR. UTnERY and IA RYE 10. IL
md. tn: G'Ods were purchased direct from heirld
(Eug aud American Manufacturers hr l. prepared 10
III figures any hnu IN the ct. M.r-
eh thts and "tcr. viii Had IL To their advantage to- ex
minr his sock, Il 1. pate large cell ssiss'ed
purchased loo aud with nre racr5nee 10 The II
thi. marcel
tn nlfI the merchants If the interior and tie cit
this city, for hs.r sire ,y extended he
will ndsay,r l., merit I'm ia ur,) their fdei and
ro. ge Anon his STOCK may D. found the following:
10 'oz Aaldron Or 'ss g r ~" aud Bri r scythes.
6O doE &c. the >uaths - (ass"rted).
80 i.z Hay aud Hrnate Forks.
l. dog Grain rad,-s.
90 >ry'h. ~ ,ues
TO- dog It rl an.i IRON Hoes
IS deg 'Ame>" 1nwlahd's' Shovels & Spades.
So boxes 'Lcverctts.' 'LiIpinoot's and Collins
AYES
Is cas,s Trace End log Chains.
5, dog Wagon and Coach liames.
81 P,itrorm, Cou, ter and TEA Scales.
2 cas- Nil and Cross-cut Saws.
1ro packages Pittsburgh Novelty Goods.
~ i"z selves and B,diles.
lWi gross rablc knrves and ,rks
$50 doz Pocket Knives Complete va'iety)
-NLSU
Shears Scissors, bat her Knives, orEs. Istchcs.
Butts 5ni >crws Bass Kettles, Sadrons strap hng.s,
~ nrs and Edge Tools. Woo Saws. Brushes (HOrse,
>erun, Shoe aud Whi'rwa>h), Tarks, sho Nsis, Patent
kra,l>, Curry omts H"r-c Wool AID Collou Cards.
Wagon and bug, Whips Nc oc.. together with all
articles necessary, kept IL n Hardware House.
CHAS :. WrlL Main street,
I'd door below Branch Bank.
mhl1.3nd&w Evansville Ind.
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ma. GAN, KEEN & PRESTON,


ESD .zooIss oIs. mas, pOSSEt,, &c.
RRESH SPRING G,'ODS.
WYE haze freely. i59 packages OF our Spr
w purchase. which We ara opening. GO. si,iing oi
Philip A!loa siph's, Globes, Spague's, Daniels.
HarrSp's. CIN iss. AmericGG. Cocbeco aLd Merrimac
flucy sr,t. sd! 81 cs and mourning rims. ffeneh
AID xmeeseanfas eel r' d lane! d mestir and
foreign OIL I'D plai Gil gains elegant sli, of her
rssss blacS SILK. great var Ct Of P,t S,uns.
,h.n ali sr IA Gai HItNet t"ttnnaies, pl.in.
pI.if AMI fanny do gold aB; >el iwesd ,lihgs I.r u
a., paia nd sill "a blaeS wssrh Ntcs OF
Tick. bls.rh,d Nusis hne brown da, rihc ~
and cord Drills, 10 IH,s. Naai ,eens. YORK Cottmgs,
Stirring ssr.es hvcks turniturr d.. Ia nitu'e Prints,
plain bltrk W ,ollsu bocssibs aid Cissm.res. harA
r, al tI..Gs Irlsh Linens, SheeIiags, jo and
Begging. &c.
Va VIII nov constantly he in receipt {" goods iuiiug
tho on re season sKecS,e.eg 'o,s nave ar iSe mer
chants d. Su raag ghi a "a io-nz frssg ia x b. :
up tas river - make PuFch 'scs We "". Amerieau
P0ois Il tho Manufacturers and Their ss-"s an' h"he
but IN en- c4R cell lower than W. eaii IL sw"h The u
tentIun any ter.oI, Interested ta Am -rc. mute
.Qres % ea1 AID taRe <he bealliu sly les aha lie
signs of our prints Here yod wi sec sfrt'r Y" LEV
of Ias rrss the county, ihai any Agent
Vow YORK o Philt..elI bia Offers tor 8 ie .
We resp July invite the trade To examine s"c
fs.hag assured that the It e aud qualities II ours 'oa
will attract Tho tho closet Ui!crs and VIII e'n
pare with az, Of the size ina tbs county Give
n AL lmhi7
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PR CLAMArION.
APRIL. EtECTI n. 1871.

AZ ~
N-OiIk Is he ED. give. to the legal ,"t rs OF Van.
N Il, rburgi county. tat the Annual Apr ect"n
wi nc held Oh the ar>i "on.al ia April, ~ 1854. at
the usu 4 PLACES OF hIg such I'll ctiois In tn several
To~nshii.s said county. for the following Officers.
to-wt:
For Pigeon Townhp.-Four Constables
For kmi hi Township -One justice OF tho Peace, two
Co >Iabe>-
For Seot TownshiP.-ono Jus ice of the Peace. two
Co stables.
For Armstrong Township -on. Justice Of the Peace.
two Cou>tt.lvs
Conslables
For Union Township One Justice of the Peace. two
Constables.
For Centre Township.-one Justice OF the Peace, two
Constai les
For German Township.-Two Justices Of the Peace
two Cops,ablrs. JOHN GAVtTr,
NH, Us Sheriff of Vande burgh County.
. o. SSES.-2i3 bbls aud IL hf bills in good or
VI ,.eY on copsignmept end for s4lc ty
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RAILROAD LINES,

le So Y = si
IRON CINCINNATI To TnE Avni u, carl AND
l. MEsr, ny RAILROAD, VIA CIseIsSAT, DAYTss, CLYDE
AND CLEvELASp hor1E
To New York b, Daytor, Clyde, Cleveland and Lake
Shore la road ~ ......'.. ~ houfk
To Boston b, Dayton, Ck dc, Glove aud and
Lake shore Railroad ih. .-..so mourn.
10 Chicago in.-.. -.......-..........-. ~ hours.
10 Indianapolis M. .....'.....' houS.
is Tsrre Hasts and Lafayette In. ...... " hours.
VIA CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAy1oS RAILWAY.
Tra,ns run BY Cincinnati 'ime.
me hoads Of This koute are laid threughsnt with
FIVE DAILY TRAINS.
FIRST isAis-inaanspolis Express leaves Cincinnati
~ S'Su O'Clock A. NJ Passengers by this Train snect
VIA Eaton and Rishr ond, TO In ianapohs, Lafayette,
MorniIg ain TO Chicago. ThI. Train atom Al AL ".
stations cetw sen Cincinnati and lndians oils.
sEcosp TRAIS-txriess Nail leave. Cineirnati at 90
lyelaBd, (sleep 1T Cleveland anu resume at 40 A.
NJ. 10 Dunkirk, Buffalo, New York AID Boston, San.
du-sy, Clyde, Toledo. hieago Detroit ROY Pioua
&C.: Hamilton, oxford and Conhrrsvllle. This Train
stops at all way stations between Cincinnati, Clyde and
Sshdusky.
TsIRD Accommodation leave. Cinicnnsu Mt
O'Clock 2. NJ. passergsfs this Train eorne,tto In
dianapos via Da. Ion and Richmond. Sleep al Indi
annapolis and by Morning Train to Chicago
Connect Dayton 20 Troy and Pqus; also connects
Huntsville on VI. X. IL l.. h. X. X. This Train stops ss
all way stations between Cincinnati and Indiana peis
and between cincinnati Huntsville.
FsCRTu TRAIs--Accommoiation leaves Cincinnati az
3V o'clock r. NJ. Passengers b, this Train via
Eaton and Rich nond TO indianapolis. Sleep at Indi
annapolis, and resume by Morning Train 10 Chicago
this train stops az all way stations between CihciLnau
and indianapolis.
FsrTu TR.is-Evenine Express leaves Cincinnati at
o'clock z. u. Passengers by this Train connect st
Hamilton 10 oxford aud CCanenvls. This Train stops
NJ all way stations.
" = Springfield Passengers by c. II. 4 o. Rsilread
will take 3..U A. IL. AN +. ". Iraips.
FARE:
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DAILY JOURNAL.
Local and River Brevities.

The telegraph wires are still down.
and we are without dispatches. Il is suppos-
ed the break 10 in The White river bottom. -
Persons are now out trying to find the break.
We had great deal of r lin yester.
day, and everything looked dull and dripping.
We can very well do without more for sever
al days.
The E lipse arrived here yesterday
morning, about 81 days from New . leans.
She left New Orleans on the morning OF the
18th. She had fiue trip Vi freight aud pas
sengers, and at good rates The Eclipse put
off about fifty TONS Of freight here, and had
on board nearly 700 tons OF her arrival -
She will leave L.uisvrlle next Sunday,
The J. =. Chenoweth was here yes
terday morning from Cincinnati Tor New Or
leans, with a iull freight. We thank her
officers for package OF papers.
- The river was slowly receding here
yesterday. Business very dull at ~harf ow-
ing to rain.
q - The river was falling fast at LOUIS
vile last Sunday night. with IL feet water in
channel. On Saturday, stationary at Pit's-
'burgh, ith Ii feet in the channel.
-The swift Pike passed here yesterday
morning early for St. Louis, bringing the
mail. She is one Of the met practical boats
in the trade.
- The Jas. Jackson landed at Louisville
last Saturday with 3400 sucks corn Tor a
Pittsburgh disillcry.
~ steam tug ferry boit vas sunk be-
low Cincinnati last Friday. Her bow hv-
ing cen lthtrned by the useo The coal Win
which she was llorn, her stern sunk do4
ill the water pour d IN the ruddtr hole
The crew concluded tu ave VII n she com
henced sinking. When the mil boat pass
cd, the tops alone Ut the boaIs C. Imueys we're
visible.
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LvAssvlLLE. March i6, 1854.

EvANsvILLE. March 10, leJa
Mvssrs SIMMONS & Sos:-I have found 'ur "Bra-
ziian Pebble Slect cles superior 10 ATTY that have
DR., vious made of. and only add. that would
not be tho double the amount paid for them
Respectfully, JOHN + CklSP.
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GLASS STAINING,

IN he modem ytes TO. ohurch,s. Public Build
iHeS Prira DIRE, iRgS dc &c
tn! Fl ST II RECsIVf
incinnaii. also at tie louisville Mechanics In
n stut,.
VI prepared tn Gil any order it'll metal sash
aimed ria> with riders aud III moni crners fur any
kind fehurch Windows VIII full size figures
hap he ua'i In New forA, ,s,n PHI t,ie
rhis--ihe amount of isk oh orvskdgs and
less
Our references all III gool. nrw modern finished
BOA the Misss -ippi and Ohi, rivers tre,. PresN-
t,Fian Ghir,h IL inrinnaii, the Episc pal at rort-
mouth BIO. ns har at Madison, md u chaneol
vi dos at trlIAIor. n also oie window. with ng-
urrs at Nuzlreth, aud two Churches H. oui,v'Ilc.
Ray winnw ia Golrrn'r Helm ) rcsId Il i'arr,ds
bug side trausnme ght IN various dwellings la Lou.
i,vie. exinytob nd ilahyiile.
All order carefully -xevutcd - the establishment. on
Bu LIT street Louisville, NY.
n,hl..tu &c. MlLLkR& CO.
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400 LBS Star csrAless I 'bl Honiny;
L'5O b5l Dried Psaehes; just reed at
mhf5 COOKS famii! C ocery.
CWEET CIDER.-l9 bills Sweet Cider matt
- March Ioe 1854 for ssls by t,s Dbl or at retail uss
yec'd % tmhls) - COOKS Family Grocery.
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lust RECEIVED

I hES LtN ID
- iIarp-r's B- tor Msrch;
Got.ys Ladies' BOOK DO:
Crab tIu's Va gazine do;
NLicLcrlockcT do.
atkins early Abstract of Nc dico' Science at
mill SAu'L LISTENS Boos Store.
HEW JEWELHY
1 UST received, hne assortment Of Finger and Far
~ figs, Breast Pins anil bracelets. OF rXtraornar,
bcaui! for safe ~ e. Cos En-. Secokd street.
mhIU 2.oDrs from Main. ia kroi- new bulI z.
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RAIL ROAD LII Els
ESa -. -. fs ~
FOUR DAILY TRAINS.


FRS, Thanksgiving Express leaves Cincinnati at
o., lock IN. Passengers BY this tri connect 10 New
York, Boston, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, DunLrk. Cieye-
land Crs,lliue PittsbIrgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington City. wheehnG. Z,n-syille. dc. stopping
between Cincinnati aud Cleveland at Lovolsnd, Nor
row, Xsnid. London, Columbus. Delaware, Carding.
ton. Gallon, Crestine Shelby New London and Grafton
only.
second Train-Aecommodation Express lsaVes Gin
cinnati clock Passensersb b! this rain con.
nect ID vsn (sieep at Cleveland and resume at Z:
81 a. IN DunkirS. buffalo, sew York and Bostonl,
vllc. Wheeling. Wilmington, ashinzioI. circle
will Lebanon so. Tut train s"ps at all wa, tations
between Cincinnati aid Cleveland. and tween Cincn-
.ati aud Washington (cNeept Flag Statons-stoppng
only proper signal or ~ ace 10 CONDUCTOR
Third rrain-Lea,es Cincrnafi at ~ o'clock p m.
Passengers 10y this rain connect 10 III lsboro chilli
c"the, Washington. Wilmington. Lebanon 4, &c Ibis
train al static us between Cinstnnn ara
TIA lsho o. and between cincinnati and Washington
Except 3ranch Hill and lnsood at Turnpike stop
PIN. pr. pr -igual notice IL Conductor.
+ 'urtI .ran--cscnng Express leaves CineInnau ~
n'I Ick D. Pass IA ers b! Lstraln connntt' New
Yor,, Boston. Niagara Fas. b Gau. Duniirs, tlese.
land Lebanon This train stop. al all way statans
between iacinna, and Cleveland EXCEPT Flag st"ns.
Stopping only Oh proper signal 40 ice s. Conductor
Sunias tram To Columbus At >: 20 o'cnck p; m
IT PSpringield Passenge,s By l.. NJ kelroso VIII take
A. and . n. 10. trains.
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CU.tkENCY RATES.
INDIANA NEW JE 7SEY
STATE Bank Branches. par vi Soiy nt BTks par
New stock Banks...... par LOU .SlaNA
CHT). iranchesfn ' Orleans. par
State Bank ~ Branches. par A'AB MA
independent Banks .par vi Solvent banks. 3 10
state stock sank (,p). .5d,, & CAR )iILA
" (n p).. .pat vi solvent Bnnks 3 dis
KEW q KY. 9E 'RGta.
All Solvent Banss. par All Solvent Banks. g dis
VtS3INIA. HIN u.s.
All SO vent Banks. par New sfkSecurty B'ks dis
TENN IS SEE. wtSCO rSII.
All Solvent Banks. .... dis Ill solvent tanks 3 lis
tjSOJEI Fire " MARIN" Ins. Co.. dis
State Bank & branches. par Mt-HIGA
EASTERN. All Solvent Banks. 3 dis
All Solvent Ranks. par Michigan ln-. Co. ID dis
F5v !-YGVA ia. CAJADA
All solvent nks paris Solvent Banks. 5 dis
EXCaANaS.
New York Buying ati IS Hing. prem
Cinsinnat Buy Selling prem
New Orleans. ....Sel.ing. .........&
COIN
American Gold. Buying prem Selling. rem
silver Chlnge... ...-....5 prem
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LIE Murch y, Io'f'
Mts-Rs. II. SERMONS Il So
Gcn.lemen:-- naviug tried your Brazilian Pebble
Secteles fnd them superior in ever, respect to an!
have used before. Respectfully,
THOMAS NYNGTON.
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eEyy .JEwEl,gsy
81 l>G NTYLES OF

WALL PAPfE HiN NGS AT
j II G.. rEV r. TX JE'
TEN ra>cs of " lip pc The lat :, srLg !les. he
ing the dr.t lot o" priI Go Ids ma. arrived
and for sale low. will b. receiving weekly supplies
It'll T> stick viii brc"mrlcte viii vii b. the largest
AMI br>t itmeLt ever fore r".- ht 10 Evansville.
Persons i" II WALTZ aper, Bord Fire->rreen-.
tie led>tcrs. " iEd"w bhs &c OF the lte>t SPIN
sly l's requested call early and examine them,
an Il terhined TO cell as low possible. Str, on
Main street between Fist and seco, u. mh'
DUMMY BiGS.-i6 bales in store and Ter sale by
VI mo PnES On DIGS
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BOOTS, SHOES, &C.
- CASES Laiies shoes, oooteos. Cutters, de-, con
Do si.tng Of
Women's kii ipI ed Jenny lin Boctees.
do Enamelled d. do.
do 10 Bronx, do.
do Patent lseather Mtg DO.
do Bronze topped. pegd FoN'd Bestses:
do SPLIT J.nn Lind bootaes.
do Lace Boot:es.
do EnamellSi Bussins.
do Heelea bootres
d. Xii Sprinshs,led Lace Bootsss.
do Lace tIoa Bonees.
Children 3 Grained Lace Bbotees.
d. Colored Roam Boptscs
do Rronzed Boot,ss.
d. Tipped Bootees. Just landed from steamer
Americas aud for sale by J. IL. MAGHEE Co,
feb23 Evansville, Ind.
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D2ESS CUT TING ANO TIE 'C1ING.
ABS. ID. WooLSEY. Second street. takes this method
vi ofinforming the Ladies of Evansville aud vicinity,
that arrangements TO cut ami 1T dresses in
III latest AMI most fashionable styl aud IS also quail
fed To give instr elton Ia the aides In the art ny the new
method that has lately gwen much satisfaction, by
Mr. & Mrs. Forbes in this aud other cities, from whom
she received the following
- L 4. q VI A
sThs To cet, that Mrs. ID. Woolsey has taken les.
sons of us in Dress Cutting. after improved method
and competent to instruct Others la the art and is ca
pabIe IA Teacher 10 inpart the Seelce IN few hour
strurtion. Nix a. ARS FOhoEs.
NH
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(tHAIRS. Just received and for sale low at Fur
" nitire rooms on Water street, 30 dozen wood seat
caneseat. and sofa seat Chairs.
janl7 WOOLSEY NELSON.
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OST CORNER. 10 bales Gunny Bags for sale
4 Ly tmhD JOHN BURTIS.
MILLINERY, DRESS CUTTING AND
rE .lnaNG.
MASSES COWDEN o. bAikrR take this method
ltl If inf ,rmng ths D. dies Of Evansvi lie and vi
su IL. that they prepared TO furnish al the
most be goods tier Ii e, of tho atest aud
most uniQ sty at prices tht cannot iaii To suit
They arc also prepared u tut Drrsses anu tva
'DKE-> CUTTING
In that muc amrv, and hi hy approved st, lie lately
tau. hi with so much success hr aud Mrs Forbes.
from whom they received the following
ED q H. H. - VIZ "A
Thisis To certif, that Miss Q Gov y Birker have
taken lessons "a in inprpved system of Dress
Cutting aud full. competent Teachers - impart
the Sc,eIco 10 Others in y lev h0irs Instruction.
tebastf MR.. ~ MRS FORBES.
n HHDS choice New Orleans Sugar;
= do prims do do; just reed ut
mil SoOAS ratnlIN treocery
ERESH Buckwhsat Flour. Unbolred Flour. anc the
hest Family Flour. just reed and for sale a:
mia T.. BACJN a. CO.'S Family Grocery.
oaEDrvG,
NORvER of Walnut and Market streets. Terms -
so per week: ~ per day. Several small faini.
lies c. n be accommodated.
mhlu j. JENkINS
EATHEs.-7d dog extra anishcd Kips. for sale
i a at HAMtLTUN'S Family GrocuTy. Shoe.mat e q
are invissd 20 call and sxaniue 0sm. tmh1
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" ANTED,
CITY WILLS Fi.uUk.
NEW HARDWARE SrORE!!t

HitE fresh ai It's aud Figs. Just rrc'n, fr sic at
mh3 1. BAcoy X U.'S Family Grocery.
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iSuI,NaPoLis, Aug. Ic, lisa.
Messrs SIMMONS & Son ~ have examined your Bra
lillian Pebble peet.cles AID hId them. in my -snia
tut, tar superior tn yia. IN CoIsmon use. hey
possess the extrao -ary quality oi compromising for
lost vision without mag il IL the ject. Ia conss quen,e
& hi, the eve Is at rpsl--a de id he
esire 1h, are welt calculated for the siud-Lt, and
all other. have in ANY way impairrd their vision
Respectfully Yours, l.. DUNLOP, NJ. ID.
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L.Y,YETrg. Oct 90. 1853
II gives me Measure to state that using th.
proved glasses oi a. semmons & Son AMI nnh them
greatly superior any article of glasses that hs come
Under my obs, r, alton chesruil, re ommend them
u the public. DANIEL MAZE.
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Messrs. SemmOre q Son--
Gentlemen: fud the glasses purchased ~ you are
much better adalIe In IN! es that ~! have hereio-
,,rs trie,. he.LeS,full, YOURS w. u. " HARrON.
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From A. ID. cal, NJ. d.:
INDt.SNoLs, Aug. 10 1883.
am convinced that the superior any glasses ~
torn -r ar prrse Invention. They not lily bring the
mot d-ecv- sight 1, its u: tur state. but ais" III
a- 81 iii .l;,sc. such that ii gives easo 10 The
snd guards against IN aamati"n OF that ors'dl
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Messrs a. SEuwc Ss & SoS Gentlemen: 10 gives me
pleasure 10 add my testm To- nj OF others rs 10 hr
excellence % your "Hraziii..n Pehih- p'ciaclrs. -
W thin the sight had hscone so much
imuaircd that was unal- either To r-ai write ny
candelsh,. for am length OF .ne, wih ease or salts
faction
>ne months since nurchase'ia pair you. and have
dcrv Il such "art and comr'-t from their u>r that
would not be deprived of them for times heir cost.
kespxctfulIN. DC. }. al. OGLESBY.
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Me.srs. II. Simmons & Son
Geuilvmen have III tie sure Of saying H. you that
have u.a- Iruitiess efforts 10 otiin glasses thSt w"nd
rene " an unusually defective eyesgn'. but could hn
nothing would answerihe purpose until tried your
Brazili Ia Pebble Spe, ta'lr..
Ichveriuil, ada my Ie-nony 10 that cf hu dreds of
other. and recommend the 10 all whose age or hnr
mites render glasses reeesslry. respectfully.
DAVID SHAW
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Withdrawal Of Lands from Sale or
Entry.

We find in the Democrat of last evening, tn,
following letter from the Register of the Lant
Office at Saltwater. OF the gross wrong com
mitted against the best interests of the people
of our Territory, by those who have access tc
official ears in Washington, we shall hereafte,
speak. We are glad to notice that the Demo
erat is not sparing in its denunciations of the
policy pursued, in this instance, by the Pres
dent. Mr. FULLERTON writes as follows:
LAND OFFICE, Saltwater. NJ. IT,,
July 25th, 1854.
SIR BY last nights mail we received the
Presidents order, withdrawing from sale OF
entry (lor railroad purposes) our entire Dis
trict, as far as surveyed, except what lies west
of Rum river, in Benton County, the Rum
River pinery, and three townships on the head
waters of Snake River The sale to commence
Sept. 18th next, will be confined to the mill
tary reserve, in Town. %, Range %.
Yours truly, .
T. w. FULLERTON. Register.
u. OLNsTEp, Esq. St. Paul
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reSpondence of the Daily PIONEER.
TRAVERSE DIES SIOUX, july

TRAVERSE DIES SIOUX, July 20, 1854.
In my last promised that after had Wis
tied different points to which proposed jour
neying, | would give you some farther descrip-
ions of the upper Minnesota and its prospects
Since that time have been up the Minnesota
to Fort Ridglcy. passing by Rock Bend. Bah
cocks Mill, kasota, Mankato City, Old Man
kato, South Bend. Clarion City, Eureka, &C.
&c. At all these points the settlements arc
prospecting, but not so rapidly as the origina
propretors anticipated.
Rock Bend. or as it is now called, ST. Pc
tiers, is at present attracting the most attcn-
ton. The machinery for steam saw mill has
been taken up, and there is much talk about
having saw mill, grist mill, foundry, ware
house. hotel, and a large number of residences
the coming fall. If all the improvements should
be made, it will be vast benefit to the place.
l would be gratified to see them all completed.
| learn that press, and material for the pub
LEGATION of paper at st. Peters, have been
shipped from ST. Paul.
Babcock's and Kasota remain in statu quo,
but there is good agricultural country in the
vicinity, and the settlements must increase.
Mankato City and Old Mankato have re-
ceived some accession to their population, and
are improving. Rev. Mr.. THOMPSON, who pur-
chased considerable property last spring, has
arrived, and feels sanguine of a rapid improve
ment in this section of country.
South Bend is very pretty place, a few
miles above the mouth of Blue Earth. 1t adj
joins Clarion City. In the neighborhood of
this Place saw mill is being erected
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THE Enthusiastically evening was pro
duccd at Market Hail. BuLwER's great drama
The Lady of Lyons Miss CHAMPION ap
pearing in the character of Pauline, and Mr.
WRIGHT. as Claude Meinotte. Both of these
characters were ably sustained, and elected
great applause from the audience. We have
seldom, if ever seen Pauline so ably persona
ted as it was done on that occasion by Miss
CRANPToN. The other characters of Widow
Mclnotte, Madame Deschapelies, and Dumas,
were also played in fine style, and were loudly
cheered. OF the volunteers, Glaris was done
creditably: Beauscant, exccrably,
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