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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-06-06
Henry WILSON.

"SnERlrF JONES. 1T appears now that
this scoundrel was not shot at Lawrence, us
was reported some time since. The border
ruifln story Of the shooting was all sham,
contriyed for effect aud to furnish an excuse
for new outrages on the Lawrence people,
The rulIiIn reports said that the ball had
seriously injured his spine-that he was
mortality wounded-that he was dead, and
the like. We now hear that soon after the
pretended shooting he was again at the head
Of gang Of ruiIiins, and that he led the
robbers and asS,ssins who committed the
late outrages at Lawrence. 10 much for
the man who was mortality wounded by a
bullet through his spine. The only reason-
able explanation is that the bullet hole
through the tent cloth was made by one of
his confederatcs. 4 gentleman who was in
Lawrence at the time, and saw the 'wound-
ed Jones" asleep in the tent, informs us that
he had not the slightest appearance of a
man suhtring irOma serious wound. TWAS
all ruifian sham.
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Tux Books AND WILSON M,rrR.-A
telegnphic despatch from Washington,
received last evening, is ofthe following ten
or -
"Col. lane called ON Mr.. Wilson on
Friday, after the receipt of Mr.. Wilson i
reply, and assured him from Mr.. Brook
that no assault upon him was contemplatetN
and that he and his friends might disarm.'
Mr.. Wilson accepted. their assurances, and
appeared in the avenue without arms and
without attendants. The whole airlir is
over, ~ far Us those two are concerned"
To this Mr.. Wilson replies as follows II
ATLAS OTricE, BOSToN, JuNE2, 1856.
To the Editors Of tie AfiGs;
Gentlemen,-l have read with surprise
the Geographic despatch just received, to
Friday assured me that no ASSAULT would be
made upon me that | expressed myself sat-
isfed that then appeared on the street
unlrmcd and without attendants. In reply
to those statements, have to say that Gen.
Lane did not call upon me on Friday; that
he never assured me that an assault would
not be made; that never expressed TO him
my satisfaction; and that | was in the
Capitol or on the streets, alone or in the
company OF friends, on Thursday, from
eleven O'Clock, when my note was finished
to quarter past four o'clock, and then
from six O'Clock to half past ten O'Clock ;
aud also most Of the next day, until | left
Washington at half past four in the after
noon for my home. have sought no con-
troycrsy, and shall seek none, but I'shall
90 where duty requires, uniniluenccd by
threats of any kind.
Yours truly, Henry WILSON.
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CIGARS

DuRE HAVANA AND PRINCIPE cIoARs. ls., ~
i o~ivet and Coz sale by J.b. WIZ
Liberty g., BiddefOrd, Nay -. VA
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Brief sketches

of The Star Performers attached TO Jim My.
r's Unparalleled Circus.
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81 CHILDREN.


The great scicn,lfc Discovery Of
the Aeel
TAe Lars Of GrauiiafioR Sps-
pended,
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To DE SOLD BEFORE THE FIRST or JUNE.
Having decided TO change my business, will
sell any article In my store at very low price,
until the whole Stock Is disposed OF Below may
be- found some OF the principal ahicles:-
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With Something Entirely New, 0rigi.
nal. Brilliant and Diversified |!
AT sACO, JUNE 18TH.
CINDERELLA!

Graphically illustrated, with all It,
Magical Transformations, Fatty
Charms, Brilliant Court Costumes
and decorations, Llllplilan Equi.
page, Properties, Music, &C., repre-.
seut.l by
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-11
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

THE RIVER is still receding, and up to yes
terday evening, had fallen altogether about
ten inches. At Cincinnati on Monday the
river was at stand with seven feet water on
the worst bars to Louisville. Private dispatch
es received in Cincinnati state that ice was
running in the Allegheny. AS the weather
has turned cold and the river is falling at Pitts
burg and Wheeling, we need look for no more
water at present. We are inclined to believe
that the river will fall to five or six feet in the
channel at this point, before we have further
rise.
0TA large lot of pig iron was shipped
yesterday for Pttsburg by the Latrobe.
So1D.-The Pittsburg packet Pittsburg,
was recently sold for the very triAing sum of
$4,000. The old iron about her, ought to
have brought that sum. A St. Louis concern
are the new owners Of the boat.
OF The St. Louis Republican of Tuesday
says:
The river at this point was falling steadily
all day yesterday at the rate Of one inch per
hour. AT O'Clock last evening it had fallen
full two feet since the time of our last report,
and the whole decrease has been from two
and half to three feet. The weather was
pleasantly cool, with the wind in the South
Toward evening the wind shifted to the West,
and it blew up colder. The prospects were a
hard freeze last night. The ice in the river is
hourly increasing, and there were no depart
ures for points above yesterday except the
Alton packets.
0rF The new "Hiawatha" will be down to-
day for New Orleans. See advertisement.
OF The steamer Cubl was sunk few days
since while lying at the Paducah wharf An
other boat landing, ran into her, causing her
to sink Immediately.
OF We learn that the WABASH river is in
a fair boating stage and rising rapidly. The
Black Hawk, Gov. Powell and D. A. Given,
caught up there last summer, will be enabled
to come out.
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River and Weather by Telegraph.

PITTsEURG, Dec. O.
The river has four feet eleven inches fall.
ing. Weather clear and milder.
CINCINNATI, Dec. Q.
River : feet water in the channel and at a stand.
Louisville, Dee. O.
The canal has feet inches WATER and has fallen an
inch in the last "a hours.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-11
NEW GOoDs AND NEW PRICEs.

SHANKLIN & RELY beg leave to call the attention to
- friends and to their large and well
of spring and summer dry goods
weeks comprising OF the most desr
able stocks in the city which they Cfer whole
their and the public generality
time buyers Theirstoek
the foowing-Bread cloths black and fancy
Tweeds. white, buff Marsaes
vesng COttOnade Croon cloths and plain and fanya
rich Calieoes of Philip Allen. Spragues, Bnc
state Mills and other rich printed Scotch Jaeo
nets rich printed French Robes plain and salty
striped Bergss black colored Grape Mantz white CASH
plain and fancy Ginghams rich printed organdies
and Cha de LANES white Shawls black
an fancy shawl stla shaw and searf black and
Mora antique Parasos silk and Bingham
ana faneY Fonnees bonnet Rfbbous Hosing Gloves,
fancy shoes Carpets floor and
stair oil Cloth window blinds together with
variety Trimming small and fancy goods
&C., sc. myl SHANhLlN hEiLh.
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Markets by Telegraph

CINCINNATI, Dec. 9.
Flour unchanged sales at SIS 25@5 40 for superfne.
Whisky steady; sales CSC. Red wheat active ct 81 TO-
Oats firm at 4Oc. Hogs dull and lower sales at Sc 05
H6 Is. Groceries unchanged.
NEW York Dec. Q.
Flour market dull with declining tendency; sales of
1900 bbls at Sc 2096 40 State, and SO 9O7 20 for
Southern Wheat firm; sales 25 eco bushels Tennes-
see at 81 10 Corn buoyant sales of 10000 bushels -
Pork buoyant. Beef firm. Lard dull. Whisky has a
downward tendency.
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Whole Tickets so; Halves S.; Quarters s.. so.
BRILLIANT SCHEME!

wholes 500 HaV es slO Quarters S.; Eighths $3.50.
nAu tickets packages in OF the Mary
land will reeeiv prompt sttention aud the draw
ing all purchasers after is over
address T. II. HUBBARD CO,
No. SO Fayette st.. or Box No. 40.
noE2t-d Baltimore Maryland.
TIN PLATE. &C
| 50 boxes Roofing Tin; 200 boxes s. G. Tinpiate;
3 casks Z,ne; Sheet Copper
1000 lbs Copper Bottoms; reed and for sale ~
sep25 SAMUEL ORR
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P. G. O'RILEY & CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
1NT II II O Fl a III TIT
EVANS VILLE, INU

-EVANSN LILLE, I'M
re- - HAVING fitted up mammo E==s
49, - w harf Boat, the largest the
Ohio River in the manner are pre-
ourcare eth
or by RIVER, RAILROAD Or CANAL
without exposing to the incemency ofthe weather. any
property will paid Recev
ing Storing and Forwarding and also to the sale of any
Produce consigned to nd all orders promptly filed
p. G. O'RILEY returns his sincere thanks to his nu
friends for their former patronage and respect
fu ly socits acontnuance Ofthe same, which will be
duly reciprocated.
A Store Room wellsupplied will be kept forthe &C.
commodation of Boats and their orders carefully filed.
mh3-d&wIy p. G.. O'RlLEY d co
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AUCTION SALES.

AUC1IONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Real Estate Brokers,
HEAvING leased for aterm years and fitted Ut the
Old Court House of Main and Third streets
preparedtO receive for sale auction private
sale all kinds and household
furniture. horses, buggies etc.. etc.
Cash advanees ms de assignments when required.
Regular sales Tuesday Thursday and Saturday,
commeR cling at O'Clock A. NJ Also Tuesday esday
and Fridaynights. at early gaslight.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The frst Monday of every month, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Having ourselves with large Map of the City of
Evansville sill the EnlargeeHt
eving will be for the interest of all concerned have
Mo uday of Every month for the sale of
Estate All those wishing reques
lists in time give the public due
The patronage of those having Houses and Lots Lands
for SALE either public private sale
ted. jyI5 W00LSEY & NELSON. Auet's.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-11

WE receiving fall and winter stock of goods
az and invite public call
LIST Street three below Main, Fosters Block Our
Cloths Cassmeres Casnets.
Blankets Silks Cashmeres Delanes Prints.
Shawls MantiTas Ladies, Misses and ohildren's Shoes.
Hosiery Gloves Floor Oil Cloths. Carpets Rugs Damask.
&C. Hats Caps all other goods usually kept dry
oct2ie3w JAMES OAKLEY & SON.
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CONSTETUTION AND TUE UNION.

ST.. "a " f1EAT rI4ODk.-50 sacks Prime Buck
u , Wheat Flour rec d this day and for sale by
novl5C 2. II. COOK SON.
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DRY GnODS At AUCTIONI

EUST received and will be sold auction Auc-
90 Rooms regular sale DAYS large and
Goods. Notions fancy articles.
consisting in part of Brown and Beached eengs and
Shirtngs Satinets Casmeaes Coatngs Faunels
Jeans Hosting. Gloves. Mits. Spool Threads Lineys,
Merines. Shawls, Suspenders. &c. &c.
AISO:Tabes and Pocket Cutlery Jewelry and Watches.
Cloths Hair Brushes fancy Soaps Razor Pins Needles
Aecordeons variety of fancy article
on TO mention. W0OLSEY & NELSON.
Auetioueers.
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ktfrG AR-5n hhds Prime New orItas sugar this
~ day and for sae by noy2S PRESTON BkOS.
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PdIloa2 Pdnoa2Q

FULLEST I6Oo99g
This hitherto intraetGbIe disease of ersry form Gxd
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY.
DIR. CAVANAUGH'S PILE sALVE
NETILL never fail in giving immediate relief andpS
NV lively curing the worst and obstinate
ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
here elsewhere for the Piles and is the result
patient study and Investigation.
STAND THE TEST OF TRIAL,
without fear failure its do all the proprietor
claims for Full directions accompany each bOx and all
that requisite strictly observe them and
proprietor following testimonials from
gentlemen of character and saning who have Voluntarily
their Read them.
TIE Hon Richard Yates. late member the
Springfield (h) district . SAYS * ,sz.
Dr. , Sir; lRe GAYS.
service producing easy speedy cure hesi-
tate to it an remedy for TIE Piles
The following from Rev. B. F. BrisOw is asufcient
commentator in itself.
DR.. Cavanaugh-I conceive it be a duty
Acted make known the valuable virtues and remedial
sorey afflicted pain disease
prescriptions physicians others without any
benefit by the strong daon of salve by
eappy in saying application save for three
20 - 'A'--' B. F. BR1sTow
Chicago. August 80. 1855.
DR.. T. II. Cavanaugh. (Present)
Dear Sir: When arrived in this city few days
suffering intensely with the piles mentioned my
ditioS to asking your advees oG yOnr
and am nov yell believe it to be, as It
ha disease the Piles and as such ii to others
Yours, truly. JOHN ". HANSON: s.; Louis; No.
Sole Proprietor St. Louis Mo.
For sale in Evansville by 1,,,,,,a,-
jyI6-1yd&w KELLER, FARNSLEY 90.
aIE-.T1 y mat FIOIh.-5O sacks Prime Buck
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11ort of Guanspille.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

LATROBE, from st. Louis to Cincinnati.
CRESCENT, from New Orleans to Cincinnati.
PRIMA DONNA, froIn St. Louis to Cincinnati.
SOUTHERNER from St. Louis to Louisville.
BOWLING GREEN from B. Green to Evansville.
LA CROSSE, from Cincinnati to Naihville.
DENMARK, from Pittsburg to St Louis.
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ACCORDEONS AND FLUTINAS

yNNH have just received direct fro the in
assortment of Aceordeons and Elutinas
which they prepared to sell a.
lower the quality of Instruments can be
bought elsewhere in this city. Gall and see 1910
0'Ne- BITTROLFF & SONS.
nov1a Main between LIST snd I'd streets.
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ecd articles offered under The contract shall have been removed
unles. specially authorized by The department
will be stipulated IN the contract that Default shall Dc made
delivering all OF the ARTICLES
then In said parties win forfeit and pay 20 he
OF equal 10 twice
herein agreed upon the
for actual delivery hcIeof which
damages from time 10 time they
The sign The contract and their responsibility Ger
collector district Attorney eler
person satisfactorily known 10 the bureau t tu HtaN
Ii provided the hs bureau shall have the
without damage tho
snnen Congress shall have made sufficient appoa
named, for the completion OF the works es
for and which this based and shall also
diminish the quantities named In the
headed in the schedule twenty se per
ID. Il
shall accepted VIII be notified by letter
Office which shall be considered sufficient;
tho supplies specified with
from the date notice from tho bureau Of the accept
their will be made with other
and the OF such deaulng bidder win be held re-
sponsbe for all denauences. X. +. LII .g-..EE
All offers conformity with this advertisement
will, at the option Of the burenu be rejected 500
oilers accepted viii be nnaed and
will be ready for execution thereafter as may be
practicable ## u"t#.rt# ." #.. ..E f
Sep l9--law4w a'st @I"&e#& #.H @H ##H .9##&3# .
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Proposals for Erecting the Custom House, &c.
at Georgetown, ID. q. 81.


$500. M#tt.A+-s TEEAsuRY DEPA AHraEsT,
a4.. #e N..f September "a, e5o.
cEAED PROPOSALS. will be received this department until
N the November D. e5U, NJ IL O'Clock al
The Georgetown house and posi- once
eodng this department.
aid building the
bid Win work, the total
carried The right reject accep
thereof when II deems the
United States requires the department also
there believe will faithfuy prform the
tracts they have attempted obtain by sdrecon and
ali In ine est who do NOT Join in
and all bids ha investigation arc below ar price
ds gross, the option OF the bdders but
such bidders until details furnished
prices OF the different Kinds OF work and ma
shall the revision OF Tie department.
that shall equahly appoIioned The whole
work o guide the department in maj king payments
work done and materials deiv
according contract price amount 10 be aceraned p
the department. appointed for hat
pose.) paid time me Tie work progresses, and
retained until the completion OF The contract and
by the aoresaid and bo forfeited
Ia the fulfmGnt OF contract sU La. - ...e
Contracts only builders and mechanics
and the the
ihe Treasury, win be forfeiture OF the same.
be BY written guarantee signed
district attorney dic IN the OF $4,000,
pfoporti0nate amount for
bidder will when equed his proposal be accepted
and bond with proper and suhcent securities Tor
Plans working drawings
thirty other information obtained application 10 the
The proposals this department. addressed the
Treasury endorsed Proposals for the Georgetown
Custom, House, will be opened O'Clock, Of the
last day named for receiving the Rame. - .x,.,.
Secretary of the Treasury.
Sept 94--2aw6Odays tIn Star.l
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To Druggists and the People.

you hereby cautioned against spurious limitations Of Dr. De
Crsh eElectic osn shall prosecute party who use
my copyrighted hills This genuin Electric OIL has cured the
mayor Camden Of piles and heumabsm aiso Hon John VII
hanson Huntingdon, Hon r. Kingsurth (whom took OF bis
cmches day and Than 200 others In Philadelphia
published the Philadelphia Ledger
The wholesale Philadelphia would any
scamp guilty rascai Of eountsng In Harrisburg Pa,
John wyehe esq wekHown druggist there, caused the
imprisonment Of Valentine who attempted an ma
upn Of this valuable remedy
PmLApsLPH., May 8, 1855.
To the People and Drugess throughout the United States
by Prof DE Graths Electric on Jos Free, West
Philadelphia rheumatism Mr. Rodcnbok Montgomery county,
rheumatism prain Mrs Ogden No i5o Fourth street nham
Mayand Provdenee shingles and caked
Chestnut street, felon and neuralgia
Henry Campbell Marion, Of burns and scarlet ysE and
eighteen others. -,
I-Every druggist knows that the only genuine Electric OIL
by and proprietor at his old ofee 70 which
all orders be addressed 70 procure the genuine.
Prof CHAs. DE GRATH,
Old Office, 10 south 9Th street, near Chestnut
For sale nv CHARLES sTOTT,
July loft washington, p'O'
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Sale OF United states Land near Richmond,
Virginia, known as BeIl0na Arsenal
ORDNANCE OryIog,
Washington. Seple mber y, 1893,


MO satisfactory having been received for the above mentioned
IN properly under the advertisement from thus Dce OF e 25d
June writing again invited for The purchase Of
properly and will be received s oice until IL O'CLOCK
the 9th day of October .s Hl#
Should made, bidder will be informed OF
will required pay purchase money In cash
of which deed will be made by Secretary OF Wur
conveying United States and to the
property sold consists half
laL the IA miles above Richmond
land with valuable timber anoher
cultivation gaden &c and another paI
arsenal buildings among which brick
house, and basement
100 by 30 roof stories and basement
brick budngs ofcers each ~ by ~ ee slate
roof, besides cellars and garrcs two brick store
6Oh by 70 slate roofs stones and cellars
brick work shops each by 20 feet slate roofs two stories
smiths shop BRICK 7k by 28 feet siate roof
brick wall 5 feet nigh and 3fee tbick connecting these
properly magazine ston 81 by 26 feet with slate roof
enclosing wall I3 by So feet and 20 feet high
and SIX by 20k roof stories high
Of the foregoing buildings said 10 be In good condition,
exception shop and stable, which require
repairs They erected substantial manner and woud
quantity of brick, lead, and other mate
them which
rails be boated down Richmond q small cost.
disposed bid will please apply Mr. Macarthur, the
premises who will give all necessary information
Proposals sealed endorsed Proposals for Belona Ar
sena.D H. X CRAIG,
s,... -,..-. .r..- . .s Colonel Of Ordnance.
The National Inegencer STAR Washngton d. CO. and the
Enquirer Examiner, Richmond, Va will publish the above
twice week ull b October, aE.# #-# a@@##a"" e"
Sept 9-2awtsthOet sf t.a.a4' .s.. cd a.a. FL nH
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Class VIII.

.... .s ss Class VIII. -asE .a..s ..* ..H
No 5000 writing paper by 20 inches, weigh
.-.s eight pounds per 81. ..# gt @.
No. 2300 writing 10 by 25 inches weigh
y.sir pounds per Iean. !. ...r.Ea. ...."
No a. 100 writing paper, 10 y inches, weigh
.e.n..4 ty-four pounds per N .l NJ
No. A. $40 eains writing paper 10 BY IL nces TO weigh TWEEN
ty-two pounds per Team .s m..
No. S. 400 eams writing paper IL by IL inches TO weigh
twelve pounds per ream.
All papers designated classes and be made Of the
Materials free from adueraron and finished in the
psr The papers in guar
standard OF the respective kinds and Of such weights
be required by this ohice those In class are TO be whe and Of
the and weights specified in the schedule.
The right reserved of ordering or less quantity of each
and kind such times and In such quantities
the public service require. Ea -s...#...
Each will be considered separately and be utee,
contracts but bidders offer for OF the classes
proposal privilege requiring
him take ni
Samples lno less Than qure each kind OF bid
sample each Kind accompany each bd and,
In classes and be numbered TO correspond with the number Of
for that schede and In the first classes
properly designated The samples will mot be
All proposals and samples must be transmitted This oce free OF
postage or other expense
proposal signed Individual firm making
price pound but price for each
every Of paper contained in The class proposed for
The paper %s oe we're "a at @ ash paee
free Of all and exts charge expense and subject the
specon count weight and measurement Of the Superintendent
Blank form c proposals. viii be furnished a, this once to persons
applying for them and none win be taken into consideration unless
substantially agreeing herewith.
Bonds with approved securities will be required and the supply
inferior article the classes failure supply
quant required me win be considered violation Of
the contract.
evidence OF his ability to them and proposals unaeeompa
nied by such evidence will be rejected.
the drs Tuesday Monday December next d
% O'Clock, m, ths Office Of the Superintendent
Printing Capitol United staes Washington
Proposals for supplying Paper" - -
Superintendent OF the Public Printing.
Oct l-eIw9v Intel. star, 2awswl