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DEDUCFD PRICES, JUNE 2O-U. s. MAIL

DEDUCTD PRICES JUNE 20-U. s. MAIL
HI LINEc Pounds Baggage Free; 10 cents per pound on
sxeessFou from ocean, BY Panama Railroad
Throssh for California via Panama Rsiroad-The United
States Mail Steamship Line will dispatch for Aspnwal en-
FRIDAY June 90 o'clock precisely from Pier foot
Of Warre1st North River the ~eknown and fast steamship
GEORGE Law. Capt VIM H. Hendon, u. S. N.
Malls will be fOw arded by Panama Railroad
Panama with the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
p>nys magnificent steaInship GOLDEN ACE j. It. Watkins
commander, which will DO in readiness and leave inme
diately for San Francisco.
The pubic are informed that the NJ Co. always have
ONE or MOaE EXTRA STEAMERS lying at Panama ready
r any possible detention of mails
For passage apply 20 W. RAYMOND the only office q
the Companies No III Wests corner Warenst New York
Freight Aspnwa 10 cents per cubic foot one aud
per pound prepaid and freight received afte,
u O'Clock ON the day OF sailing
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q y. SUPREME COTRT.-Hiram Barney

N Y. SUPREME COURT-fiiram Barney
I've End William Alien Butler sssinst Doance Davis snt
Lucy his wife Henry D. Hunter ana Jus his wife Sorn,n
= Weshburn, Esss W. Teacke, Ezra *. Seeley, Thom,s
BlaIohaIc, and William Wston Summons For relief
(Con. rot ser ITO THOMAS BLANCHARD, ono Of the
above named defendants: You hereby summoned ard
CURED 10 the complaint in this aston which will b
fled in the flee Of the Clerk Of the City and County Of New
YOf at the City Hall in the City Of New and 10
copy 70 the said complaint the subsrbsrs
tteir Office No. III Broadway in the City Of New ork
within twenty days AFTER the service Of this you,
exclusive Of The day Of such service AID If fail to
the said complaint within the time aforesaid the PLAINTIFF
this seton will apply Tho Court for The relief demanded in
the plsnt.-Dated New York, Dec 81 1855
BARNEY HUMPHREY BUTLER PLAINTIFF Atto<nsys
The .ed complaint file in the Office Of the Cert OF said
City and Coonty the % day Of April IFS sud copy thereof
fled In the Office Of the Clerk Of Richmond County tbs 81
day Of April. 1889. BARNEY, HUMPHREY sUrLER,
j-5 law6wTh PLAINTIFF Attorneys
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Me0nai.

NO remedy was ever used for Infammatory Dis-
IN ea,e Of the Eye that has effected such
:, a. ROMAN EYF BALSAM. IL acts like charm anu
me- fails 10 afford Speedy relief For sale by A. o.
SANDS DruF.ists No lev fuiton'st Ne"ioiA' '''u ne"
h druggists Fenerelly.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

DAILY for POUGHKEEPSIE-La at
~ Cozzens's, West Point COD Spring Cornwall, New
bnrsh, New Hamburg AID Milton arriving by 84 p is Toe
steamer HERO CAPT Smith leaves Robinson st EVERY
AFTERNOON, Sundays excepted) 81 o'clock Returning
leaves Poughk eep sic at 6 a. M
DAY BOAT for ALBANY and TROY, from
~ foot Of ChambeEsstmThe Steamboat ARMENIA .nI
leave every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at
o,clocb landing intermediate landings
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SUPREME COURT-sSscIiL Tssa-J1ns is-Bsbfe Judge
CLsksE
xoKs OF IBE cRfsEAs wAR-fHE BOOT on THE

X Peri Liienfsld.
TIE pair'if who does busiDsss IN CONNECTICUT gues
Gait Li.afsld Rg,-sn eontiD Cog shs con
on Of au. All claims Sasses for The bf.As thereof 70
he sIl cunt Of sy1o r snsot siecovsrsf . hoped
at 4 nay sLfofce3 sssL the Russian Ooyefnmsnt ~
80. a.-ht o.ssd Cspt LlieBfsd settns The de-
think. soca hope asory and dsIs any hi-
Hrft u TIE premises.
Te con uspced 10 the sorsms Court By The sssi
.efvr. II ,unuors The 18th INST Some difficulty
'o1n6 a,eertzins sp, = ~hee,bous ard D-puy A.r.
DEAF CELLS employed old band q, the basrs ~
Tho time servce made D,iuseis appointed psoe OF
meeting ats D. ~ H0lcsy ey>Dii sufsestpss hope b'
tie cuy sh, be se,tisd bsfo,e thai dine and That Csp,
L. ,.osA rct therefore consult sny counsel m.sniine
seeordAce with order Of the suOems Court for hs
examination which rstcrrahe yeStsrdsy st J"
: n but sftsr~srd ae ned ~ today.
This morning motion Of ST. D. Lord appearing IN b.
Ia defendant an epressntSS the lnss aoact M
yoed The sUll order made requiring farther seeafy
for .o.ts u the u go with one surety. .
Ia eompaHee viii archer 0TceI Of ths Court dfscuns
d,coy.ry certain psDerbssB the sxssnssion wsf- pro
dsc.d and proee He'd with but dvusee no sss VI ps'-
.c . l.,
Aner thi. foil s,t.nen. derived from the best soofes
slGost scessry add that pnssrapo when sYp>eo "a
% 20 PAYERS and which Dot content ~n DIS
.,sns fsess and tsurss asserted mat Nm pe
bad Lnel.ld no< Only without 10 'SaAo
BIT is 1eopss,snt Si.h itef and az imposnoli'y'
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NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT.-WiIliam

~
~ Bowes against Albert &. Ramsey Edward ii. Csrnck
Robert B. Milurn, composing the firm Of Gtnnei MmtuT
Guavus A. Ssoo Isasc f.. Holmes, Nathan q. King William
c. Wetmme and Frederick Townsend Administrations Of estate
of Fhu Townsend a,ed John T. Howard Redford A.
Wstkn son, William Goodrich Enreque A. hejs, Simeon
DrspeI Charles Davis Frederick w Rankin Ebenezer Bur
Fugene Ledenu Robert Usher Charles b. Jaudon James
Robb George 3. Glover Henry Station, A. Gstobe sued
BY the Of Alexander s. Gstche Henry Bowen, I'd.
ward NJ Hopkins Henry Hopkins John b. King, Iohn Ma
few Joseph kerrhsw, William Alexander, Cornelius Wander
bit SCHUYLER Daniel Torrance, George r. bowdo,
X Mills Otis r. Jewe Ruca Nelson, r. =. Russell sued by
Richard r. Russell Robert B. Coleman and ChanS
A. Stefson composing the firm of Coleman Steton John
Keller Nc John Nitchey Charles Morgan,
Isaac C. Harris George L. Schuyler Charles r. MsrviR Rob
L. Cutting Abraham b. Bays Charles Gould, Robe o.
Rankin Peter CoIey Abraham Van Vechten, Hush j. Hast
c. King sued by The Of Alexander e. King Lewis
Carnok Charles H. Mills Francis Skidy George Bnd-Snn-
mons for relief-To ALBERT C. RAMSEY, JAMES kOBB,
ISAAC c. HARRIS ISAAC +. HOLMES, WILLIAM
GOODRICH, WILLIAM ALEXANDER, LEWIS GAk-
WILLIAM X. MILLS, EDWARD NJ. HOPKINS, and
GEORGE r. GLOvER, Defendants: You are hereby sum
moned required the complaint IN this action
viii, filed fe Office of The CLERK Of the City and
County NewYork at the City Hall of the City OF New
York l4th Of April, 1856, Of which copy is here
with upon you, and to cory OF your answer
COMPLAINT the subscribers az their ofhce,
No 50 wei street. the City of New York, within twenty
DAYS hereof exclusive OF the day Of such
time aforesaid plaintiff this action will apply TO the Court
demanded the compsint-Dated March 70,
1856 MANN d RODMAN, Plaintiff Attorneys,
nv IL Iav6wTb No SO Wsllst., n Y.
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La w NIELLIEENCE
Us CIRCUIT COURr-June iS-Befors Judge BITS.
THE SLAVE TKADE-LAsALA ACQUITTED.
United States ys HOdolph y LssalA.

TKADE-IAsAfA ACQUITTED.
The United States h0dolph v Lssala
At the opening OF the Court this morning Judge
instructed The 10 Lssass reviewing both tho
av with iuIBess Tho ndea4snt - la Tho re-
rem yaete faissd under the thBd -sstn OF
1873 which subjects persons engaged NUNS ont,
~, panR vessel with intent 10 employ hot la tho
b. Tr. penalties The Court adopted Their pre-
yious THE section iD.u ns the jury mat mo
he Gag sey factor In preparing 90 hnf tho
vessel aiding OiDg with intent 70 employ hef hil-
s,lf 10 m. Slave Trade under control or dine eton
The Court showed that this the true construction ~
Of the anterior the s1bj,et, psfticaia
thai la7 With The under sfsrston The eoespnd'
M ,econ Of the Of l sgblscb persons pfspaHs &c,
With Itsnt that the vessel shall employed IA the s.Vs
trds 10 fue II 80 COO Ba. the act u 1873, while aAAs
tI o.say more by AIDING impr.onmsaf mo
H. o6en,e for tb. punishment 81 which provided Ash us
question thus unanimously decided ~ lie oap'hS
Court ofths Un'sd STATES III, -
Tbe ov.,teu then submitted 10 the Jury 10 decide 50,
whether Ls,sls the propositions when ne msns oi zoo
voysss hs himff and general sop~s
sctsf a. sgsnt participant 70 any extent f" '"'
guilty eLterprsef .,o,t--L -. 4 L. an, A.. M
hour. cane 10 with this question u ths fef-has", 80
aware the tlG.e Ct hns on; the vessel thst ,bs
,psssed In The r6ds does be come onds ss s'e'oH "
81 The law under which be 10 lBd6iedF 49,, l. .... =.
srsuer BIZ he Coat. Nos ss be aetsd IN preparing OK
am h., out Or sid1s Ia doing % 10 the esp.tJ :" H"I'
rer ar Ge tor With infsDi = snpioy .sf W ins a'o wv,
Z, unSer Ii. rover cOnIOi
Te ury len ed AID Of once retained WIN s'ssSt &C.
qui,tsL ,,-t... T.. ,h. oo..,,..,,.
C.aId DsysIesnn ard a" SeAAs WI Inc aS''@"~"
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EOR T. Ii FOR / A VIA NICARAGUA.
Il SHORTEST ROUTE BY 100 NILES.

q REAT ID NC TON OF CES.
Order and hIg been restored In Nicaragua hoes
having oesed the country fl ally evacuated by enemies and
stable acknowledged by the United
States establish ed shordng complete protection the Transit
Route Line Of Steamers to SAN FRANCISCO has been
Ganzed and will regularly in future. The aud spen
did steamship ORJZABA, 1900 Tuns,
T.. l.. TlNkLEPAUGH, Com mander,
viii sail from Pier No So foot Of North Moore- North River
for SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA, on TUESDAY, June "a.
at o'clock r. NJ, TO connect with the steamer
SIERRA NEVADA,
fon SAN JUAN DEL SUR, the Pscfc, for SAN
FRANCISCO.
To San Juan del Norte To San Frsucisco incl dins
First Cabin.............t75 Isthmus Transit
Second Cabin. .....e0 First Cstn Sl75
Second do...'''..'.''...lSo
Steersse .........s...s.'ss.s~
Ycr freight o passage, apply to
CHARLFS A. WHITNEY,
No. Bowling Greer New York.
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NFW-YORK SUPREME COTTRT-Cit and

NETWORK SUPREME COURT - City and
~ Comfy Of New YoIt- Tb. PRESIDENT DIRECTORS
and COMPANY Of the GROCERS BANK (of Boston, ss.st
CHARLES CUNNING, JAMES r. WHITE ud EDWARD
CUNNING. - summon. for money demand contrast
Com seryed To the defendants You hereby
ed ard required tho complaint in this snrsn
which 10 FLED H. be ece Of the Clerk 81 the Cry and County
sffewY the City Hal in said ely and coy
Of IN the sad complain, the subscriber a. their
once No. Al Wes Osuncey court the City ofS.wYork
within after ibs series Of this
exclusive OF the day Of such service and fail 70
within the time aforesaid the plaintiffs
ths action viii tafe judgment assns. you for the of
five dollars with from the fourth day Of k4eh
thousand eight hundred and fy Eve and for the further
Of dollars with interest thereon from
fourth day Of May e5 and for the further Of
dollars with thereon from tho fourth dsy Of July s
besides the this action and Xpensss Of protest kc
Dated Ne York Sept q, 1855.
Barnard RICE, PLAINTIFF. Atiornsys
Mss22 1aw6uTh. No. Al Wali-st Ssw York.
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Ocean 8teamers, &c.

Bsw-YosK LIVERPOOL U. g. NJ S. g. Co. s. Waist
kyw.YoRK May q, 1888
NOTICE.-The rate of Freight by the Steamers
In Of this line from Liverpool reduced t. "a p4r TIM
ment, until further notice. T. K COLIINs
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Il WEEKLY UNITED STATES MAIL LINE-The =
and gihcent fast going steamship NASHVILLE (Commo
dorc Berry, will leave Pier No North River SATURDAY
June II az o'clock precisely. For Freight apply
board whore eli bills f sding will be signed and for Passg.
at the Once Of sPOfFORD TlLESTOS Co. No. % broad
Cabin passage. f25 The and faycre steamship
MARION, Capt w. Foster, will succeed, snd leave on
WEDNESDAY. June IS The favorte stesme: Carolina has
RESUMED her ps 10 the various landings the
Johns River connecting with the fro New York
Ad leaving Charleston every Tuesday al O'Clock p
Through tickets to Jacksonville, S3l; Pnstka, s33
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pACIFJC IMPRESS COMPANY for CALF
Il FORkIA OREGON sd the SOU TIL PACIFIC COAST
WI be ois.atcbsd BY the United States Mail
UGOEGE LAW, on FRIDAY, June 20. la charge Special
heeIseT freisht take a the reduced Small parcels
And Letters received until ~ p. m. day Of sailing
VIM. II. HALL, Agent, No 1874 Broadway.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the SurreQst

Of the County Of NewYork notice !. hereby al
persons having claims against SAMUEL p. TITUS, late
the City Of NevIort, deceased, 70 present the with
vouchers thereof the subscbefs the Of DWARD
Merritt, No. ~ WsTeL-st, the City Of New-forE
teore the 18Th Gay December reI-Dsted New the
lot day Of June, 1916
SAMUEL 7. VALENTINE, p,.,r,,,,
EDWARD MERRITT, HA'eu'''"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-10
GBt DAILY gonrnal.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

TIE LAST CHAxcE.-Mr. 2. W. Turner,
late agent for Monks great Map of the United
States and Territories has closed up his agen-
cy with the proprietors. After supplying pur-
chascrs here, he has four copies of this splen-
did work left, of which Mr.. Crisp, Librarian,
has the sale. They can be seeRaf the Library
Rooms. These maps excel any othef ever is
sued We have already spoken il detail Of
their advantages, and therefore ask ttose IN
terested to examine then. irfPerson a great
many have been sold here, and these four should
be snatched up by those wanting most supe-
rior map The price is very low.
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- SfG1A.3J6 ~
LIABILITIES.
Unsettled Claims for Losses and $I76, Os2 AZ
The ua Insurance Company itH the
satisfactory condition OF large increase in Cash Assets
the security their pcices-a
placed the minimum market value present
depres dard They either
dividend paying stock good valuable and
yestnents yielding moderate interest and income The
standard basis which the Assets have
Besides soIidty mpany calls
attention the strength security derives
of presenting united phalanx Of EXPERIENCED UNDERwR
which has worked thirty ears happest
results holders and claimants for
year greater prestige for future
fun than yet reached any really NATIONAL
suraree Corporation.
All business attended to with despatch ans fidelity,
jan30-tf ALLEN G. HALLOGK Agent.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES

SATURDAY, March 8.
wy. GARvIN fro m louisville to Henderson and back
PETER TELLoN. from Loufgille so New. Orleans.
TEcUMsEH. from Cincinnati to. New Orleans.
MERESGo from St. Louis to, Pitssb-rga,
BAL TiMoRE, from New Orleans tc louisville.
BOWLING GREEN. from Green River 70 Evansville.
ALVIN ADAMS. from Louisville to st. Louis.
SAM sxowDEY. from West Columbia to Sawnes own.
ONO from Cincinnati to New orlean.
JoHS BELLE, from Wabash
MAGNOLIA, froE. Cincinnati to Nashville.
sEvESIY s-z. from Cincinnati to Nashville.
HUxGARIAS from Cincinnati TO New Orleans.
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s ftTWe call attention TO the card Of Messrs.
Sturges & Brother, wholesale Dealers IN Pro-
duce of all kinds, and Commission Merchants,
at st. Louis This house needs no recommen-
dat:on from u.s. Those who have dealings with
If, will find the Messrs. Sturges prompt and
reliable gentlemen.
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E9USEEzDED AND KITCHEN EURNE-
TLEE AZ AECElON.

wILLselI public auction day 2isb March
commencing at "a o'clock at the residence Of Sd ard
NeumateT deceased all his personal properly consisting
new and elegant Furnitur. vz:Sofa. Chairs. Bureaus
Redseads Beds Tables Stands, Carpets Arols. Stoves,
Cupboard ware. &c. &c.
TERMS suns Of three dollars and under cash over
three dollars cTedi six win be given the has
giving with security waving relief OF wi
uation and appraismels laws
mh7tds T0OLSEY & NELSON, Auetio1etrs.
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Old Court House C0rner Of MaIn and hr Streets imme
-diatsly opPoslssthe " ashiGston Eotef.
HAVING lee-d for term Of years and fitted the
Z above we'll known stand. prepared >
eeive for sale auction pr sale. ali kinds
merchan disc household furniture horses bug
gies, etc..
Cash yanCss made ignrnents whea required.
Regular sales TIssday. Thursday aud Saturday.
cling o'clock, \, NJ Also Tuesday dnesday
and Friday nights at early gas light.
out-doorses ands-ss Of zeal estate promptly
are weekly receiving and have now hand large
and general assortment of FCRSIFU& Z, nss1E oslat
spindle and hannter backs scroll and scoloP TOPS.
back office, French. Jenny LIND. aud BSsde wood seat
Chairs; mahogany and Chairs Elizabeth
chairs spring rockers sofas, soeiabie
card dining AMI breakfast tables Light and wash stands
lounges. mirrors fRe and misses bedsteads.
trasses tin and safes ete, when viii sell At Gin
efnpatf prices.
Wehays also hand greatvariety ofnotioRs iewelry
victims ccordeons pocket cutlery guns pistols whPs
esc which will sell reduced prices for cash.
wholesale retail. WOOLSEY & NELSON.
my9 Auets.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Order to make for Spring Goods am deter
IA mined sell stoek of Winter Clothing.
sisting conPlete Over Coat heavy
Pants aud Vests Hats Caps Shirts aud Drawers AT COST
tyou buy goo@ Goods for little money call early
At the Western Star Clothing store.
feb6-tf A LOBENSTINE. +
EtASSTNERR-1 Case black Cashmere reed. this day
" and for sale by JAMES LOW Co.,
tso26 4IS Main Street. Louisville KY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-10

q THE LAST CoScERT-Tyler's Minstrels will
give their last Concert this evening at Apollo
, Hall They had good crowd last Saturday
? night, and we presume all enjoyed hearty
laughs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-10

GEFThe old line Wing general committee of
New York held meeting on Thursday night
of last week to take into consideration the
nomination of Mr.. Fillmore for the Presiden-
cy. A proposition to fire one hundred guns
y IN honor of his nomination was opposed as cal
Nculated to give offense to the Know Nothings
by taking the wind out of their sails" but
was finally adopted in this shape:
ReSolved, That, as. the friends of Willard Fill
more, we will fire one bundled guns in honor
of his nomination for the Presidency at Phila-
delphia. '<r~ ~
A committee was appointed to carry the
resolution INTO effect
The committee did their duty and the guns
are said to. have been the loudest ever heard in
the city of New York. 80.
Our old Wing friends. need not be afraid of
giving offense to the Know Nothings by firing
guns and raising hurrahs for Willard Fillmore.
If they can support our noble candidate more
enthusiastically and efficiently than we do,
they will excite our admiration but not one
feeling of jealousY.--FIots Jour.
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BY TELEGRAPH
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
ARRIVAL OF THE
liz zlIG
A T. ES Il G A
New YORK, March S.

NEW 1OIh, Aarcn o.
The Africa has arrived
Nothing yet teard of the Pacific. The
Rothchilds have taken the new loan.
1t is rumored that Russia has consented tc
the dismantling of NichololF
The war fever with America is subsiding
twas expected that the Conference would
assemble On Monday at Paris, and the editors
have been ordered to write nothing regarding
peace or war until adjournment Of the Confer
ence.
CHICAGO, March s.
The Common Council yesterday appointed
a committee to-investgate the alleged frauds
of the late eIe5tion in the Eth Ward. The
census is now. being taken
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AUCTION SALES.
CHINA WARE AT AUCTION.
IRON Stone. Gold Band. French Deco
rated and Plain China Ware.

WNTE will sell auction commencing iday March eth
~ 1876 at2 o'e0ek P NJ, the store adjoining the
Crescent City Bank splendsd ment of China Ware
Britain are. Silver Plated Ware. English Cutlery &C.
listing Gold Band China Sets; Plain White French
China Sets Gold Band t. SSs % "A pieces Plain White
French China Tea q A. pieces; Decorated
China Tea Sets 81 to "A pieces; Decorated Toilet Sen; Plain
White Toilet variety Of sundrie China
Dec -sted Gold Band and Plain Plates
Mugs. Guns and Saucrs. Gold Band Plates Dishes, &C.
Britannia Ware Coffee Pots Tea Pots Spoons. ForKs Eng
h Cutlery Silver Plated Ware aud variety of other
eles numerous mention The sale viii be continued
from day till close The ladies specially
vited attend. The Goods open for inspection
mh7sds W00LSEY 4 NELSON. Aurtin1eers.
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HOUSE AND LOTS AT AUCTION.

Ill sell alotiOn Tn rday March 3that 10 clock
q at WOciey Nelson's. Main ami Third
Lot Block Eliotts enlargement % feet front hy L.
deep with story house good ler and
eissern. Sale positive. terms cash. GEO. WAITE.
NH ds WO1LSEY ( NELSON Auctionsers. .
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CINCINNATI, March 8.
Sa'as of $50 bbls -four a; sG2s6 % Provision mar
ket duh and gyy shoulders and sides sold 9Gl
Sales of Rye a. 6. hisly market dull and prices
further declined, GJo bbs sold ~. Sugar in good
demand, sales 2sJ hlds at SIC. forIow fair and prince
sales of go Gags eofee at l2Js ,251 for good Rio
Marketfrm.
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BACCO. as 5zs Blue Hen and Chickens. =; 20
Srantons y; IS bxs ). P. Dick & Go IS 5 INN;
Flower Of America. for sale COOK & SONS
fst2o Corner Main and First streets,
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Terrible Riot-Loss of Life.

The South Carolina papers contain details OF
the recent terrible riot at Columbia College on
'4!-e night of the 9th ult
"A partytof students who had grudge against
the chief of police made murderouS assault
uuon him, in the street, badly injuring him
One of the students had his skull split open.--
, Tie chief was conveyed by some of his friends
to the guard house, upon witch an attack was
soon made by some. $50 students, armed with
knives, clubs and pistols. The chief was-again
badly beaten and stabbed, and was then thrown
out ofthe second story window.
The alarm-bell was rung and citizens came
together, when another conflict ensued. Six
military companies were ordered out and were
afterwards stationed as guards around the
guard house and jail. One of the students has
Since died and others are not expected to live.
Bedell, the chief is said also TO be dead
The excitement was kept up till the 21st,
when the students were still threatening re-
venge, and being very active in procuring arms
and ammunition the Governor went to the
college and demanded their arms, threatening
to fire upon them if they refused to deliver
them. The students finally yielded and quiet
was restored. Another account says that the
scene presented was such as Columbia, never
before saw. Two hundred armed lcitizens,
with guns loaded with ball cartridges, opposed
to more than hundred erraged young men
with rifles in their hands. HThe order was
given to take aim, and q fire would !dfaTe fol-
lowed had not Col Goodwin and others got
between the forces and called Upon the citizens
not to fire. By much pursuasion the students
were induced to return to the college. Some
of the students were subsequently expelled.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-10
BUFFALO, March 6.

'OfhA A1O' aAOu y.
The Lake Shore and Buffalo and New York
City and Niagara Falls Railroads are again
rendered impossible in consequence of fresh
fall of snow. The train on the Central road
arrived 20 hours behind time A dispatch
from Dunkirk says the Erie road is in the
slime condition.