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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-07


DECD per steamer TO-
E 8 cases R. W. Boston Matches;
eases New York dol
l box Nutmegs;
bags Pepper:
kegs Soda;
10 dozen 6strain hemp Bed cords;
10 do No. / do do;
coils hemp Bed cord;
coils Halter do;
5 do grass Halter Rope;
reals cotton Bed cord tHe
barrel sulphur;
60 Epstm Salts;
dozen 59 poundcans MUSTARD
"a nests market -kets;
& boxes Lemon Syrup;
Is dozen Kentucky Mustard;
barrels tine cut Smoking Tobacco;
10 dozen fancy Buckets;
10 nests Wooden Bowlsi
10 dozen iron bound half-bushel Measures;
dozen sets COS
20 dozen Shaker Brooms;
10 nests blue Tubs Isl; -
5 do do do (8);
dozen assorted Well Buckets;
do School Baskets
do Tar Cans;
IL do Wash Boards;
Il do hisks;
3 do Fancy Whsks
do willow agons; for sale at very low prices for
cash by myl9 /, D. Hermann.
LAND FOR SALE.
FHOSE lots remaining hand from the large sale of
Sweet IL Leonard, still be bought easonabe
terms, by applying 20 CRAWFORD BELL,
JOHN SHANKLlN.
je9-tf or SWEET az LEONARD.
OATS.
u je10 7. GRANT g. co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-07
TO DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS AND
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
NExy ARRANGEMENT.

WNorder be able to devote time more Partie-
Ill Iary to the IRON HEAVY HARDWARE part eff my
business disposed part of pterestn the Gro
Gerry house Mr.. MATTHEW DALZELL, VINO will con
tinue stand under the style of ORR DALzEB
with complete Of everything in the Grocery
line. would take this opportunity of returning sincere
thanks the paying the house for the liberal
patronage extended many andrespectfu ask
them continue their fayors firm AMI would
TO the slow not all gentlemen that they need
March l. 1856 SAMUEL ORR
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MAGNOLIA HOTEL,
FORMERLY

7
F NE undersigned has rented the above hotel and
ID waited and furnished the manner.
Peetfuly soeits the patronage Of the public He has fine
dining tor regular boarders his table
VIII always be supplied with the marketahof
Meals served up parties travellers hour at the
shortest notice,
TURTLE SOUP, with choice vegetables etc. will he
dup every market Taesday Thursday and Satur
day) from 10 IL O'Clock.
ICE CREAM every night.
The best c0uks table atterdlns always hand
My old Customers will always had me home.
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IlVIiskttt NJ z mt md 4 EITAIIksNt O.
FlN Eunderigne having established Boiler Yard
Il ansville, prepared make and repair Bot
ierswil give Satisfaction in either Prompt
will be psidto alt who IL him do their work
Orders be left with II Sc'riber the Lamasco
Foundry Brnkmeyer. MesAer & Co., of the Eagle Foun-
dry the canal, Main street. JOHN kAoPP.
-,s94 4G RIPPER ENCES
HENRY SCHRI3ER. BgINKMEYER KLCSMAN & Co
JONI HEwSON, Wa. BOYLE,
BERNARD NGRRIE. G. d. EGGLEsTUN & Co.
lana
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NOTTcE TO STKOEmAKERs.

HAVE in store sale cheap for cash. eco worth
brands of French cali skins lining
ana topping every thread t~stweb
lasting and hemloektogether with every
material used manufacturing boots
pIssss call safes and examine stock.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-07
THE HOT NIGHTS ARE COMING.

LII those who wish sleep COOL had better call at COL
IA burn Hers berger's and buy new mattress, " g
turning the best mattresses description and
size in the Western country II any
word let them cali and examine prsduce better
We have workmen and will make order
spring hair and shuek mattresses and
them better than be obtained other
For spring mattresses import the springs from
Eastern uiaetory and will guarantee them to stand
70 country merchants would that furnish
them liberal they obtain the quality
q any other city
We would also that closing ont the balance of
spring goods large discount
and those who bargains, had better call
anime. C0LBURN & HERSHBERGER.
my22 Fosters Block First st.
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LEATHER AND FENDEN GS.

LEATHEIS AN ID FFNDEN GSs
VETILLIAM BELL, is jast opening on Main street
Wv oppositeths Bank, alarge an dwellselcetedstock
efleather and findings, consisting in part of
1000 sides of soleleather, Hemlock and spanish
tanned.
so doz morocco, Mol. 2 and 4, Tampieo extra Mad
rass French and Cape boot, and Ladies French
rs doz Kip-Prime City, heavy country, lighl me-
dunn
90 doz Cochineal Roam
10 "Pink blue and green do
30 g Linings-Pink, blue, and green.
20 9 Rindings-Lindsey's cape goat andsheep.
g Patent kid skins.
$50 - Calf skins-light heavy, and medium World
Fair and Caron,
9. Oilthong leather,
10 g Madras Kid
20 bbls pegs.
500 prs lasts,
Boot trees rasps avis pneers nails. balls tack
stamps, thread, buffers slicker wheels, keys hooks
and all other tools and materials used by shoe makers
all ofwhich will be sold the
je14
SHOWER BATHS AND ICE CHESTS.
MOTHER lot reed and fer sale by
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-07

- GRIFFITH offers his stock of Hardware CUTLERY
Ne Coopers, Carpenters and other meehancs' Tools
damaged at the ire, for sale less than
febZ BELLrS Brick
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CONTINUANCE.

THE would respectfully to his friends
and the the late of Foster Brown
the business will be continued by him the old stand
he will be pleased friends city
receive orders from those that will
exerton to them well faithfully For the liberal
and continued patronage himself and the late m he
would retufn S sincere Il anks. Is. as
mhIZ NJ. w. FOSTER.
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GLASS LARS
GROUND SPICE
An sARnINANGE

: n =
TO PROHIBIT ERECTION BUILDINGS GER
PORTIONS THE CITY EVANSVILLE THERKIS'
MENTIONED.
SEC. 1. it by the Common Council of the
- City of Evansville that shall not be lawful for any
be erected wooden building
Buildings any Of the following lots Of the City of Evsns
vile; that is to lot OF the original plan Of said
~; Enlargement of said city;
any following lots in the Donation Enlargement
said city to- wits Nos. 49, I46. 49,
152 l55 1s5 I57 l5s I59 $50 lsl 49, 49, 64
1866 1877 I6S 1885, 172 ia ia us. 49,,
$780, 1872 1885, Isl. IsS. 1884, 1913.
1885, 199 ZOO 2ol 22 23, 204. POS
any block No the Enlargement
of said city. w55Ns1 es
SEC Any person who shall violate the provisions
this ordinance shall forfeit ard less than
dollar; than dollars
after being notified to remove thesame.
SEC All ordinances eomngin conflict with the provi
sions of this ordinance. are hereby repealed.
OHM s. HOPKINS, Mayor.
Attest: WELL II. WALNER. City Clerk. jy4 -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-07
JEW ELRY STORE OF
G oN EN-.

u
GNfATHHEY BUILDINGS FIRST STREET, DOORS
go = POST OFFICE. r--s
a this Store keep band larre
"a Watches Clocks and JeRery ali kinds
and of the best styles and quality.
have Just large stock New Jselry both
full and ornamental. which for public inspection
Ny stock will be constantly supplied by additions with the
latest aud beautiful which bust
enable sell atthe lowest prices.
Repairs of kind executed in competent and
at low charges. ~ zs. L sf.-ls II
All goodsod and all repairs done warranted
Goods exchanged old Gold and Silver the liberal
terms.
Those in of anything my line respectfully invi
ted to examine my stock and prices. jan3-tf
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.
M have Just received our stock of Watches,
W. Clocks. JeWelry Silver altogether finest
and largest stock offered in this city which,
Ing purchased at low rates enables sell
than usual We have gold and silver hunting
watches from the finest down the cheapest aree gold
guard fob AID chains; ladies' and pns
seal scale and plain rings drops and rings guard
fob Keys seals short article
in great variety of style and price.
We have also made by which will be
constantly supplied with every style Of iron and
eighday and thiryhour clocks direct from the factory
whehwe will sell wholesale RETAIL low they he
purchased in any W estern city
BITTR0LFF q SONS Main ST., bet LIST and I'd
N B.Every article sold il establishment warranted
to he represented.
Old geld the highest price, in exchange
for jewelTy. anil
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-07

FTHEspartnersh of FOSTER BROWN dissolved by
L Limitation the first instant.
Our friends and who indebted
fer especial lin addition many
ded to us) by calling the old stand settling and paying
their balances Those whom indebted will
eir claims for Either party is authorized
the name of the firm in liquidation. NJ. W. FOSTER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-07

I rv-,,-,, WOU =. stiVE1s IND ,sI4AEPEEts'. -,
ID drens bootees, CATERS, buskins and slippers ever
brought Evansville just reed and for sale low for cash.
/ at HUGHES, Dry Goods Store,
APPS Corner of 1lain and Second sts
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MISCELLANEOUS.
STOVES! TEN AM COPPEK EsTAIs


r=z=zr THOMAS SCANTLlN, ofthe firm of Scantlin
sZ q ParTin, has returned from Princeton and take
% = wherehe win devote his person attention TO nj
branches ofther business Mr. S. would call the alter
ton OF the public generally and his old customers
TO their extensive stock of STOVES, TIN and SHEET.
IRON WARE and all other articles pertaining to
their business They also prepared do all sorts of
lin, Copper and Sheet-iron Custom Work, Steamboat
work, &C., dc. Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
done at the shortest notice and in the most perfect
Cell THE store of SCANTLIN q PARVIN.
nOTl4 Main steet, bet First and Second,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-07
N0TrCE

FENHE Board of Equalization city taxes i'll meet on
n "Wednesday next July 18th. 1885 IN the new 10y
Clerks office Main continue their from
equlizaon lie completed BY or er OF
the Council iva WELL. H. NALkEk CierkA
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-07
HOPKINS &. READ

HOPKINS SE READ
AEE lust received akhne lot Of gentlemen kid silk
Esnd Lisle thread gloves fine English Il hose; gauze
inc shirts % sleeves; drawers silk and linen
and craya collars fine Panama and LeEh0rn hats Call
and see. apl9 3m HOPKINS READ. &
REMOVAL.
@W ESSES. Altering a. Drummer have removed their
I'VE store Of GODS from their old stand the of
street. They still continue business at their long established
stand Main between First and SECOND They have
asplen did goods both teir
offer increased advantages 70 both county and city trade
my1S
HOUSE PLAsTERING.
II ID. ANDERSON would respectfully inform the eiti-
- and ouse builders Evansville, that he has tax
his permanent residences this city and prepare
to all orders for house pasterng stueco work els
tern building and all other Jobs in his line in the neatst
and most substantial manner. All work done by him
will be warr med and required when jobs are not
rkmanlike Orders left Partner
0ALDW ELLIS store VIII meet with prompt ateA ton.
my1S-3m. s@
THE CRY Is "sTH.E4 THEY GOMEZ
USf received per steamboat Grand Turk, complete
- sortment of gentemen's clothing furnishing good
trunks, lad les bonnet boxes, Therefore,
For clothing cheap and fne. = : .
my17
GUST REoEIyEDPer steamer Ben Franklin,
eS CHOICE FAMILY MACKEREL,
in sand 4 bbls and kittz, Nos and 3
Also, Nos. 2 and in barrels. For sale low by
my1O NJ. w. FOSTER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-07
MISCELLANEOUS.


LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS!!i f
VIM LOEWENTHAL 81 co.
ave removed their from the late hrei to the
EEC0RNER OF MAIN AND FIRST STREET
Where they intend sell off their entire stock, OF Dry
Goods and clothing w Wholesale AND RETAIL.
greatly prices without regard to cost or value
We always aid beat competition in selling cheap but
time after We viii beat ourselves
have close out whole stock within the
ext two mon before shall buy fresh goods
ComeI examine that humbug about We say
' VIM, L0EWENTHAL & co.
may 1St Corner Main and first street
REFINED SUGAR.
@ BBLS Crushed PUlverized aud Loaf Sugarreeeiyed
g - and for sale by my2 PRESTON Bios.
WHITE AND IgED LEAD.
ERURE W hite Lead-4o0 kegs.
mvs SAMUEL ORR.
WABASH AND ERIE CANAL.
FE recently built large and suhstan
tia1 Warehouse the Canal Petersburgh, and are
now prepared any Produce Commission For
varding business entrusted them. Consignees will be
promptly of the arrival Of their Goods charges
in all cases warranted to give satisfaction.
dec6-tf BARR u MORGAN, PetersbSrgh, Ia.
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HARDWARE! NEW sToch.


MAS. WELLS IS now opening a large and complet
assortment of Hardware, Cutlery etc., etc, whie
he would invite examination by merchants
from the Interior CT Indiana. Illinois and kentucky
ally order that they satisfy themselves that Hard
be soldlow Evansville elsewhere the
being made by direct ro Europe and HON
stock portion to arrive but mostly haRd),
Table Knives, 5zJ gross, every style and patasrn.
Pocket knives; 500 dozen. superior assortment. FAX.
Scythesi 1OU DOZEN and grain, superior quality
Seythe sha1hes; IS dozen; complete
Cradles. grain; Is dozen, ass, d qualities.
Forks, hy and manure 60 dozen, from common to hes
Hay rakes; 10 dszen ''Blood's brsnd''
Sey the stones; Is b1s Of e gro each.
Hoes; IS dozen. steel. planters. and handled
Chains; 10 casks trace and log.
Hanes; Is dozen, and steam bent tE
Shovels Spades; 40 dozen Ames Rowlands and
Files; 500 dozen entire and complete assortment
Saws. mill and cft; cases, east and German steel
Saws; so dozen, hand rip. tenon compass wood, etc.
Planes; 10 cases bench and moulding.
Lo ks and Lasehess 40 eases. all descriptions.
Butts Greenwoods 200 dozen broad and shCtter
Screws gisllst I5Co gross New England Screw Co'sT
Axes 60 bxs; chopping: broad and hand. S.
Brass kettles; casks, al sizes
Coffee mills; so dozen. various patterns.
Spoons gross iron. Britannia and German silver.
Tea kettles; casks light and smooth.
Augers 100 dozen. assorted kinds and brands.
Strap hinges 1000 lbs. to "a inches.
Sad irons 100 lbs. to 9 lbs.
Japanned tin warei 4ses, very large assortment.
very large assortment and seis
wool cotton and horse cards. horse, dust
ing and shoe brushes; aagsr bits and gimblets:--
sheep shears hatehets hammer ehels and ever
pon and bits fish hooks and lines cedar
carpen pencils; combs speetaces and port
naie needles sewing knitting ana yarn; gun caps jews
harps, hairpins, thimbies. etc. etc.
CgGIN CAsK-all of which VIII b
sold exceedingly low Tor cash or TINE PAPER by
at the new Hardware Store below Branch BsnK
Evansville, Ind. apl7
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LEND FOEs Sic
EINA INSURANCE COMPANY,

a LARGE supply of Oats just rec d and for sale by
Ia je1o 7. GRANT co
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nnrrnn

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned have
Mitchell, late of vanderburgh county deceased Sa
tate is supposed TO be solvent. SAMUEL ORR, W 60
GEO- w. RATIB0SE
W Administrators-
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EHNHEundersigncd alarge portion Of their
I'LL stock Spring Summer Goods, consisting in part Of
Bleached and Brown sheetingg and shirtngs Mariners
blue Drng hleaehed and brown Drings Irish
Linens and Shifting Checks Fweeds cans
Broad Cloths, Prints Ginghams, Lawns and
uslins black and fancy Lustes Bereges Cashmere and
Muslin LANES Linen Checks and Summer Coatlngs to-
gether with large and well selected stock Of otons boots
Shoes Hats, Clocks ETC. too numerous to mention to
all when they respectfully invite the attention OF all
cash and prompt dealers. - $500
mh29 MORGAN. KEEN j PRESTON.
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FARMERS, HOTEL,
GLASS.
6H%A&A BOXES in store and for sale by
@GgU ap24 ORR. DALZELL & co.

CHOICE ENisI ISH IMPORTED SAUCES.
O. DoZ dorchester Sauce. John Bull Sauce;
AE do Sir Rob't Peel dos do Harvey do;
do Extra fine Salad Oils Just rec, at
my2l COOKS Family Grocery
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HALL, DODDs d CO.'S
FIRE ROOF y . II IL 3!
ey25-ti

=, w
FAS. G. JONES andJAS. E. BLYTHE. Attoraies at Law
" Evansville Indiana associated themselves part
pracceo hs Law and will continue to practice
the adjoining countless and in the supreme ana
They design turning their attention pare
ua1y land law In short time they will be prepared to
give In few minutes of the title to almost
lot Evansville. its enlargements. in Lamasco to-
Sired. jy15-d&wf
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COMPLIMENTARY

NE undersigned have this day formed coparn ership
II under the firm Hendricks MeRea will continue
the Boot and Shoe business at theod stand ofY K Hem
dTIcks a. Co.. v K. HENDRICKS,
deel2-tf - W. A. MoREA. -,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-07

Il y GAUNT. proprietor of the New York Bakery has
made arr ngements for supplying families with bread
their houses - ~ S'sA' o"S' ueiiseheu az
III? Lunch Room will beOpened every day for those wish
Wanted boy about II years age to learn the trade
4 Ppi4 rs ABOVE
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~ EFTIa,IE REiIlaIE,Iais. -

FETHE Undersigned baving the above business
A in Evansville fatters himself with the hope that by
experience skill in all descriptions time ueasrn
machinery will rpon trial he found worthy the a'tentor
only the resident citizens o. the city but also OF tAos
com prising the 'ercumambient veinage,"
His shop the Post Once where he can be found at al
OFFICE Hours. myS Il. II. GATES.
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HNHE partnership heretofoEe existing
Il dersigned, under the firm of V. K Hendricks & Co.,
this day dissolved BY mutual consent. a.
v. K. HENDRICKS.
dee15-u JOS. H. HENDRICKS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-07

IMPROVED PORTABLE MILL.
II requiring grind ng.
engne oldAnchOr Brand Boiling Cloths and Betting Of
Our aren't R. Monroe authorized to sell the above
articles at our Cincinnati prices, including freight
caIlst r. MonrOe.s Family GTscery corner Of Oak and
jel8-tf JAMES BRADFORD & co C;,einro,; n
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HS,r RECEIVEp,:

.
TTARPER'S Magazine for July,
H. Abhott's Life of Napoleon. ...sA.ass.
Gndey's Ladies' Book for July.
= Magazine for Jnnei
Notions for July, a. f.,
jy4 SAMUEL Lie iEiNsS BOOK store'--
MEN. rss &.
SWANSON has streceiyeda beatlead of Pittsburgh
Il vbirb he viii sale for days only at
ne wharf bushel delivered 9nyi
tbe CORPORATION cents. pplv at the beat
on n ewharf er at y6 sAM'L oRR's Store
WHITE LIME.
ryTsTS choice Lime. prime order for Ea4es
J nj ,ss- Nv BABCocK BROTHERS.
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lust RECEIVED, --
- Is doz Yaldrows Grain Scythes
10 do do Straw Knives;
jei4 BABCoCK BROTHERS.
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FIRE! RUN BUF SOON STOPPED.
ToHN BQRTls hnding r. her warm quarter On " ate
where Floar Lime Bacon and Bran can be Ia
wholesale and retail. my15
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-08

PROBABLE PRICE OF Wharf.-The american
Farmer, published at Baltimore, states, upon
what it regards as reliable authority, that Geo.
Peabody, Esq, the eminent American banker
in England, has given earnest assurances to
his correspondents in the United States that
all the grain that can be spared in this country
will be required in Europe the coming year.
Other commercial authorities advance the
opion that fair prices for wheat will be sustain
ed at home during the whole of the ensuing
year. They argue that the supplies from Dant-
zic and the Russian ports being cut off, all the
surplus crop of the United States will readily
find market in England or France. If these
hints, or speculations, be well founded, our
farmers need be in no haste, notwithstanding
the immensely of the crop, to force their wheat
into market, as they seem to be doing in some
sections, on account of the constantly dimin-
ishing price.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-08
Grayson Springs, XIV.

1'HESE Springs situated in GraysOn county, 60
Il Ky, "a miles north Of the Mammoth Cave, af Hs,;
ordng in great abundance every variety Of phur k
waters; white red black and salt sulphur and magne-
STA, &C; the curative qualities "a of which are unequAled
at any other watering place.
Any persons desiring to visit GraySOn, and wishes nOr-
nation refer them to Col John and Gen. W. g. Hard
ing, near Nashville, Tenn.
Our place is extensively improved, which will afford nc
coHmodaton for 500 persons and establishment will be
found good at any other watering place in the West
Conveyances be had at Mammoth Cave for place.
and the road Travelled is very good country roai
passable for carriages.
S Boarding per day 81 So per week 80 90; per month
$500. DAVID HERNDON,
JAS. 2. CLARKSON,
aug6-d2wt NJ. P. CLARKSON.
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Tbe Arkansas Gold Bubbie Kxploded.

A correspondent Of the Cincinnati Gazette,
writing from Fort Smith, (Arkansas,) states
chat letters have been received at that place
from authentic and reliable sources that give
the Arkansas gold bubble an effectual quietus.
One gentleman, Lieut.. n. B. Pierce, of the
18th United States infantry, writes that not far
from Grand river he had met with party of
near three hundred persons, having with them
eighty wagons and teams, on their return home
to Missouri. They had been to the Red Fork, >
and for miles along it had literally tore the
earth OPEN in their fruitless search for the
yellow dust. They had found part of the
company of Pool, (who had professed to have
discovered the piacers,) but Pool, with some
others, had gone farther on, with the resolution
to follow up the stream to its head if their
provisions would hold out Those returning,
however, were completely satisfied that "the
farther they went the worse they would fare"
Two men who were on their way ont from
GAINESVILLE (Ark.) reached Fort Smith on the
18th July, on their way home. They state
that in the Indian country they met hundreds
of persons from Missouri and Arkansas re-
turning from the ''nsines," all Of whom pro-
nounced the whole affair an imposture. One
small party they fell in with, had found few
dollars worth of gold in the bed of some creek,
but it was mere trife, and evidently brought
there by the current when the stream was
high. Being satisfied that to go on would not
pay, they turned back with the returning par
ties.
The correspondent of the Gazette, notwith-
standing these unfavorable reports, insists that
gold must exist somewhere in the country of
the Creek Indians, because these people have
been repeatedly known to have it in small
Jumps and scales just as taken from the earth.
The great difficulty seems to be to find it.