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PoRTER's SPIRIT OF THE TIMES appeared on
Saturday last and will appear weekly hereafter.
1t will be devoted to what is termed Sporting
to wit Hunting, Fishing, Racing, and Public
Amusements, like the well-known esprit !"
founded by Mr.. Porter, about twenty five years
ago. If experience teaches, Mr.. Porter should
now be we'll qualified for his undertaking, while
he has always avoided or reprehended that
grossness or brutality, in amusements, which
has rendered the term "Sporting" an offence
to religious men and moralists. His prospectus
announces that Agriculture, and especially
Stock Breeding, shall receive much attention in
his new issue, to which II. w. Herbert will be
a regular contributor. Terms, So per annum.
Office, No. 348 Broadway.
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The vile demagogues who are attempting to
charge the Republicans with rebellion in vo-
ting for the proviso to the Army bill, only show
the black toryism of their hearts. Hear what
James Madison said
" The House Of Representatives can not only
refuse, but they alone can propose the supplies
requisite for the support of Government. They,
in word hold the purse-that powerful instru-
ment by which we behold, in the history of the
British Constitution, an infant and humble rep
resentation of the people gradually charging
the sphere of its activity and importance and
finally reducing, as far as it seems to have
wished, all the overgrown prerogatives Of the
other branches of the Government. This pOwe,'
Deer tie purse may, an .fact, be regarded as the
most complete and e6ectuay aceapom aouh Which
any Constitution can arm the Immediate rep
resentatices Of the people, FOR OBTAINING A
REDRESS OF EVERY GRIEVANCE, AND FOR CARRY
ING INTO EFFECT EVERY JUST AND SALUTARY
MEASURE"
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EDUCATION OF THE DEAF AND DUMB.

We call the attention of the humane in all
parts of the country to the voluntary effort of
DIR. Skinner to educate the deaf and dumb of
this city. He has met with encouragement,
but not such as his enterprise deserves.
" Institution for the Deaf, Dumb, and Blind,
q street bethceen ooh and 2IsL south side
"The duties of this Institution will be re-
sumed on the second Monday in September.
Those who have undertaken this new work
of educating the unfortunate children of the
District of Columbia feel truly encouraged in
their arduous labor, by the gradually INCREASING
interest on the part of the public.
Almost daily, they find new friends. To
such, they would take this mode of expressing
their hearty thanks in behalf of these unfortu.
nate little ones.
Encouraged also by the marked change in
the minds and character Of many of the pupils,
they feel that their labors have been thus far
crowned with success. 1t u.s. then, with alacrity
and delight that these labors are resumed,
trusting in Him who said, 'Inasmuch as ye
have done it unto the least of these, ye have
done it unto me hoping for the hearty SYM
pathy and aid of every Christian"
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AN INTERESTING NARRATIVE.
WESTERN BORDER LIFE;
Or, WHAT FANNY HUNTER HEARD AND SAW
IN KANSAS AND MISSOURI

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For sale al the Book stores. and by the Publishers
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80 Copies sent by mail usual ON receipt OF price
IL IL an original book. and Of absorbing interest T.
great power OF the writer appears 10 lie ia triIneat,i
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THE NATIONAL ERA: WASHINGTON D. c. SEPTEMBER H. 1856

style and manner of writing evidences that
he is competent to handle his subject success.
fully. We hope for this little work wide cir
culation and careful perusal, especially by min
listers of the Gospel.
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Nav ORIr.n. Mar an.

sa New ORLEANS May 80.
Flour, Sc Is. Corn SOC, declining. Buyersaolding
off. Wheat, 8 35 Mess .PorA. Sl7 90 Stock light
Holders unwilling to sell. Prime Pork $l4 So Bacon
hams &C.. Bacon, sides 9%c. Bacon, shoulders 71sc.
Lard in Kegs l02{c. Stock light. Lard in barrels
9kc@lOH. Stock light. Coffee lO4c Stock heavy md
declining. Sugar, Sc. MoIasses, 43c Stock light.
Whisky, CSC. Tobacco, &c. Stocks heavy Cotton,
middIing I0ae. Cotton, fair II re.
~ ~ $50 lf $50 New ORLEANS, May 27, P. NJ.
Tobacco, we hear of nothing done thus far.
Sugar and Moaases, the receipts are not yet landed
and nothing of any consequence has been DONE
Flour the market is quiet and have not vet heard
Of a sale worth reporting.
Wheat, there is good demand and we office sales
of 300 sacks ordinary at -, and $500 prime at
81 40 q busheI. s-
Corn dull. with sales of about 5000 sacks of which
900 at SO soc, aud 900 white at SIC. ..s.-
Oats the transactions include 900 sacks ST. Louis
4Oc. and 600 at 42c.
Pork, we notice only retail sales at Sl7 formess
Bacon, nothing of any consequence has vet been
done. eearts 4,
Lard, lot of 80 bbs have been sold this morning
1Otc.
Whisky, the sales included 1913 bbls raw at 26hc.
Coffee, 900 bags sold at 101zc, and SO at lie.
Baggng, Indiana is still advancing. The transa ctions
prise 100 bales taken last evening 16c; this
morning arrive at cash and 90 also arrive
lie cash. The asking rates are now 179l7hc.
Freights, the market is dull, and thus far
gagements are reported. ~
Exchanges, the demand is limited with material
alteration in the rates. 9H
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MISCELLANEOUS.


tHANKLIN REILLY beg leave call the attention to
~ friends and their large and well
leeted rment spring and dry goods
during weeks comprising of the desr
able stocks be found in the city, which they fer at whole
sale and retail their and the public generality
allow prompt time buyers
ss of the foowngBroad cloths black and fancy
Casmeres and Tweeds white buff and fancy Marales and
silk Fesng Oostonades Croon cloths and plain and fanny
Linen Drills. rich Caeoes of Philip Allen Spragues Bnc
State Mills and rich printed French and Scotch Jaco
and Lawns rich printed French Robes plain and
striped Beres black eOlored Grape ManZ white CASH
mere plain and fancy Ginghas rich printed organdies.
Brantees and Cha de LANES. white Grape Shawls black
silk rich stla saws and sears black
white lace Moria antique Parasols silk and Bingham
Umbrellas Panama. Leghorn aud Braid Hats English straw
aud fancy Bonnets rich bonnet Ribbons, Hospg Gloves
Leaf fancy Fans boots and shoes Carpets floor and
stair Oil Cloth printed window blinds together with
great variety of Trimming small and fancy goods
&c, &c. SHANKLIN & RELY, :
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Suicide.


CYNTHIANA, IND, May 81, 1856.
Mr.. SANDERS Our settlement has just
learned the sad news of the suicide of one of
her best citizens, under the following circum-
stances His name is Prettiman Marvel he
had gone with drove of cattle to Logan
county, Ills, for the purpose of herding them
during the summer and after taking his sup
per as we'll as ever apparently, the evening Of
May 22d. he started to friends, some two
miles distant, at the same time giving orders
for his cattle to be turned out next morning,
;, which was done, and during the afternoon the
cattle were observed to scatter, which aroused
suspicion and search was made. He was soor
fNRh&, where he got down and hitched his horse
to the fence, and took off the halter and hung
himself to the rider of the fence The de,
ceased was % or "a years of age, of exceed
ingly steady morals; he had received a partial
Collegiate education at Greencastle, Ind. The
loss falls very heavy on his aged father, James
Marvel, who resides on Black River, and is one
Of the most respectable and wealthy farmers
of Gibson county. GEFeenqastle paper pleas,
copy. a. B., W.
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Ggf Daily J3autnal.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
UP TOWN ITEMS.
RrroRrrD By rr TOWN ESQ.

BIZ up TOWN ESQ.
FIRE.-About o'clock Sunday morning FIRE broke
out in I.amasco, in of houses known al Block
TO- or CURIOSITY Bar" The buildings, which were
mserably wretched leasin reputation were entirely
destroyed. Latterly they occupied by Mrs. Eliza
Reid Travellers Rest We informed that
occurred at the house in the night during which it was
fired. We also informed that while the buillDg
in iaines some rowdies stood on the Fulton Avenue
canal bridge, with pistols, prevent the fire compa
Ees from crossing with their apparatus until the flames
had got well under Roadway. .-...lrfe- 9.-
The frame house adjoining ABOVE, was slightly
scorched the side the burning block. Water
supposed to be in that vicinity We pre-
sumo friends of the " Union and Young Amen
ca, thought for awhile that there eUerytkivg but
about their particular locality. Boys, everythng
not gold that gtters be not decided by appearances
look before you leap particularly when that leap is TO
: be made in tho dark. Sabe, Ell. Tf
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AUCTION SALES.
DANiELwooLsEY...

DANIEL ooLsEY NELSON
AUCTION ROOMS.
Old Court House. Corner of Main and Third
diately opposite the Washing ton Hotel ! d
AVING leased for of years and fitted up the
N m above we'll known stand, prepared
ceive for sale at auction private SALE all kinds
wares and household furniture horses
gies etc..
Cash advances made eonsig ments when required.
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
at clock A NJ Also Tuesday, Wedn esday
and Friday nights. at early gas light.
andsales of realesta promptly atten
to.
We weekly receiving and have hand large
and general of FURNITURE consisting
spindle and bannisteF backs. scroll scoop
back office French. Jenny Lind, and Bsste wood
Chairs mahogany and rose wood Chairs Elizabeth
chars spring seat rockers sofas soeiables
card dining and breakfast tsbles light and wash stands
lounges, mirrors fine and misses bedsteads
trasses tin and wire safes etc. which will sell at Gin
cinnati prices.
We have also hand great variety ofnotoRs jewery,
volns aceordeons. pocket cutlery. guns pistols whips
etc. which will sell prices cash.
wholesale or retail. W0OLSEY NELSON,
mv9
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Ice CREAM.-By advertisement it will be
seen that Messrs John Farrell &c Co. have re-
opened their ice-cream saloon. We need not
say to the old patrons of that ice cream insti-
tuition that no better ice cream was ever sold
in Evansville than the article served up there
1t has reputation for superiority, which rep
utatiou we promise will be preserved this
season.
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or A deck hand of the Eclipse was last
Saturday evening knocked down by hogs
head of tobacco which rolled over the whole
length of his body from the feet to the head,
but not over it. He was seriously injured and
perhaps fatally. s4 =,
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~ Owing to our Daily being worked off
Saturday night, we missed our usual tele-
graph dispatches, which came Sunday morn
ing, and made stale fire item of what should
: have been in yesterdays paper.
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Big BERRIES We are berry much obliged
to our friend Mr.. j. H. Barnard for basket
of large strawberries, fresh plucked from his
place near this city. He also sent us gem
- rous sample of gooseberries he is raising,
which are the largest we ever saw in this re-
gion. We are gratifed that Mr.. Barnard
moved to the country, as we are sure the city,s
loss has been our gain at all events.
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POLICE MATTERS.

BEFORE BRAcKETr Null, ESQ.,, JUNE 2.-Her Lady
ship, Mrs Nancy Crawford brought before his hou-
this morning, from out the dismal precincts of the
lookup, where she has been dreaming of horrors
ing and rejecting upon womans rights.
Saturday. We can give better of this case
than verbatim copy of the Recorders docket, which
is brief and pithy: Defendant drunk and
~ that trial impossible back 10 Jail, June
Cd, defendant brought before me, sick, and l
discharged her.. ngt
Ills singular fact that when Nancy discharged,
she went oil. !"
ASSAULT AID BATT4RY.-Martin Brown beating
Martin Barchets fence. The noise caused 10y this
beating annoyed Mrs. Catherine Barche.. and she
deavored quiet Brown. Brown still persisted and
Mrs. Barchet insisted, attempted to drive Brown
away The noise maker pushed Mrs. Barchet violent
ly against the fence for which act OF violence, Mr..
Martin Barchet complained before Esq. Kempf, and
Martin Brown fined SO and costs
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UNFORTUNATE MIsTAKEs.-One engine ar
rived at the fire Sunday morning without its
hose apparatus, and was consequently 'look-
er on in Venice" during the struggle. Another
company placed their suction hose down an
old privy, mistaking it for eistern. The
boys at the brakes commenced working Wig
orously and then broke for the woods, holding
their noses. They were suffocated if the fire
was not That engine took cold water bath
after daylight. Mistakes wiU happen in the
best regulated families-and why not in the
very best organized fire companies
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IPA small row occurred on Sunday night in the
wer part of town in which German named Frank
Miller used knife the clayey teDements of two
three boys. One named Henry Larue had his head cut
in several places and young man belonging at the
Pavilion" Hotel, narrowly escaped with hisfe blow
with the knife by Miller passed through all his Cloths
grazing the skin of the abdomen, and another aimed
directly at his heart arrested by the knife coming
in with of the boys ribs, preventing any
further mischief than flesh wound. According the
testimony the German had just before been aggravated
by mpudent boys, but the attack the two in
jured who were alone unprovoked. This is as it
stated at the trial BY Witnesses of course we have
other source of information. Miller fined SIS
and costs.
We think that impudent boys should be punished,
but for full grown like Miller to draw knife
boys,is unwarranled and cowardly, particular when
according the testimony, the boys attacked were
not molesting him.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.

PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Tt- MONDAY, June 2.
Southerner. from st. Louis to Louisville.
Anawan from Wabash to Cincinnati. s-a
Jacob Poe. from Nashville to Cincinnati.
Jesse Legear. from White River to Cincinnati.
b. Green. from Green River to Evansville.
Jacob Trader. frem Dubuque to Cincinnati.
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no CONTRaCTORS

PROPOSALS will be received by he undersigned til
the goth Of June next for the grading and paving with
less than IL inches from
Water street. Water
the gravel put inches thick also
lime ~ inches deep. laid and IL
the that ton of the 'front.'
Mill TO sd rross above the public square.
Payuents 20 secured by lien
cent per annum will be allowed the said Wharf
the rsservne iiqidate
tion Of the discretion The arising from
said Wharf or Wharve the extnguishment
Interest and principal the whole of principal
interest to by the city within twenty
IRON 'As ''A- pt'''OH y '' NJ s. HANCOCK. Mayor.
Henderson, Ky, Nay 20. 1856 my2s- 2wd
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NEW AND CEEAP GO0Ds.
MCKINNEY & COOKE

W AFTER ST. NEXT DooE R.
RE now receiving and opening desirable stock of
A spring and summer goods consisting of
variety usually Kept dry Silks Chalas
Berages Robes Lawns Brilianes. Bonnets. Grape. silk
Lace and NeopolitaD Ribbons Lace Edgng Gloves
Hoseng great varCoths Cassimeres Pant goods and
We TIM in ch nrnfns h L. ~
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NEW LIGHT ON THE SUBJECT.
WE AVING moved Tailoring esabsh,nent to Main st..
opposite Court House. VIC uld invite the gem
of Evansville inspection of my stock that
how theme insisting VI French Eng
lsh American Cloths Doeskins and of every
price, Silk Satin and Linen Vesngs suitable for
the season all any of which will make to order
short notice and the most reasonable prices cash.
There having goods if they can't be sold Call
gentlemen If suit only like Baize
myI3-Im DAVID O'NEIL.
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A Nj B r o TY Els F
TAKEN ar THE
- TT TAT I'D TT a

- u IN II ES n MI II
AEING very heavy Learning
and in fitting up my 70 taking
am prepared put the style any
brotypes, from ninth one-half size The Ambro-
tyre is far superior the DagueTreOtype in
having the glare of the Duguerreotype
be light. We also take pictures
positive and negative picture and when held light
IT is perfectly The AmbTotypes durable
being when finished entirely air and tight
be taken in all kinds of weather
Time for sitting 10 to children
frem st Please call and specime
P S.-Daguerrectypes taken in the different sly
febs-tf W. W. TIEESToN.
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mOKE NEW SPRING GOODs
RE MllV a

rs- REMOVAL. .sr.r
GNOLBURN & HERSHBERGER have removed their
~ stock of Mattresses the building lately put
by Mr. Hughes Water street. door to Canal Bank
where they will keep constantly hand at wholesale AID
retail large of Mattresses of all sizes kinds
Spring. Cotton Moss. Shuck Hair and Jenny Lind.
ALSo-Bed Comforts of all sizes
ALso-Cotton. Moss Hair. Shuck and Feather Pillows.
Mattresses made order AMI to give satisfae-
ton Those in good article will please@v We US call
The Country Merchants particularly invited
to Main doorto Canal Bank Evansville
Ind. mas
CARPETs OIL CLOTHS AND MATTINGS.
Nh OPKINS REED invite the attention of purchasers
above named articles also to hne
lot Of painted shades and materials all OF
which we will sell very low for cash. myl-Zm
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JEWEEWYW

7
Berages Robes, Lawns. Brantes Bonnets Grape silk
Lace and NeopoliaD Ribbons. Edgings Gloves
oseng great VartCloths Cassimere Pant goods and
Vestfng, IN rich profuslon, Sc, &c. APPS
JEWELRY! JEWEEWYM
FHNHE undersigned would respectfully inform
II of Evansville and vicinity. that he has
receiving and large of Jewery of
all kinds direct from New York which he would ask the
and of the latest styles and will be sold for cash the
lowest possible prices. sue at-ft
All kinds of Watches and pieces repaired in work.
manner at reasonable charges and work
ed. .t = UHAS. BARN UNI, Fl
street three the Postonce At the
stand formerly occupied by g. Goshen.
NOTICE.
EE RS NJ DoEALDSo> would respectfully inform the
III ladies Evansville vicinity che
ahouse door Mr. Rubin Harris dwelling the
of Second and Oak and she has had expert
Ree IN Dress and Bleaching and doing an Nnds
and NsaPotan bonnes aud she deing her
work neat and reasonable invite share of the public
Patronage. my2tf
TO MERCHANTS, SHIPPERS AND OTHEtis.
FENHE undersigned would that he finished
IL large and snbstan rial Wharf boat
ssMAMMOTH CAVE.s
He has placed her for sake of convenience in all
of the river the foot of Vine He will all tim
receiving and shipping well all other river business
that may he entrusted him. -r.aaa
The patronage therefore of the Merchants Shippers
others of this city and of the interior is solicited
ap3-tf JOHN s. MITCHELL.
DRY GOODS AT COST.
HOPKINS IL REED intending to change their business
will offer their ontire stock of Dry Goods
for All bargains will call
goods and learn prices before purchasing elsewhere myl2m
COFFEE $50 bags prime received per A. L. shotwen
mys GEO FOSTER & co.
RRDERS for Wood left E E. WHEELER,S. will
" be promptly filled. ap7-9m2wsn
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Aid for Kansas. st -e
New YORK, June 2.
The Massachusetts, House Of Representa-
tiyes passed resolution appropriating $4,000
to aid the Free State cause in Kansas.
WASHINGTON, May 80.
Mr.. Sumner is more comfortable this morn
ing and the symptoms oferysepilis are subsid-
ing. There had been a consultation by Drs.
Perry, Miller and Lindsay, but no one was
admitted. ftt.e
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MCKINNEY & COOKE,

OUUN
STREET BETWEEN. LOCUST STREETS.
AVE just received and large supply of fine and
cheap Nantillas fine Application Undersleeves
Collars Cemizes Undersleeyes and the best and finest
of Embraideries bought Ter this market.
They invite speedy call from ali the citizens of Evansy lie
and surrounding examination
hefore purchasing elsewhere they promise sell
tce in their house the lowess cash prices Come
all. ...el ..-as my22
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COAL!COAI!!

NWTE rcevinR large lot the best coal in
w West aud ready supply friends and Gust
by the small large quantities. W will deliver
l2 bushel the wholesale
sumers, will make liberal deduction Orders left
the of Hollingsworth Hughes will be promptly
tend to. app J. W. & j. w. HUGHES.
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EpR. CARR SODA 10 half -bbls rec d and for sal
D my5 ORR. DALZELL O.
COAIl COALii

TENHE Beiam Goal Company Of Evansville Ind oer to
the delivery of -Four Thousand Bushels Coal
daily either the river side opposite the Mines afthe
wha o. Evansville.
quality being undoubtedly the best the
Ohio well worth the attention of which
dschar receiving Evansville would time
by cosling there.
usVille Journal and St. Louis Intelligencer copy
month. and send bill to this office. mvle-1m
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NEW DRUGS,
Il II RS az AMI FIN f

u EICH g. VIERLING have just opened largo
Drugs and Medicines which they invite the
Physicians. They also keep Window
Glass Glassware Tobacco Cigars Paints Brushes all kinds
Oils Dyesus. Spices Perfunery. Fancy Articles &C.. &c
ALso-al popular Patent Medicines. All kinds of Paint
ground OIL Pure Wines fsrandes for purpos
Prescriptions carefully prepared. Call at No IA Water
under the Journal Office. mv8-tf
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MT. ROSS. M. ID.

TENENDERS his essiona services the citizens Ey
ansvilie and vicinity; residence judge Foster
and J. H. Bofendiek Cherry street Evansville, Ind.
aplS-lyd
kpSUPERFIN FLOUR.-We always in rec Ell ptfo
~ choice brands Of Flour which deliver
mers as low price any other house in town.
~ J.W. Il y. VICKERY.
P Snow selling at Sc per Dbl and 50 per bag inferior
grades in proportion myl3