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Nebraska advertiser., 1856-07-05

.
The COMMUNICATION OF HIS N0MI-
NATION TO Mr.. BUCHANAN.-Lancaster
Pa, June 13.-The Committee
appointed by the Cincinnati Conven-
ton to notify Mr.. Buchanan of bis
nomination, arrived this morning in
the early train, and proceeded imme-
diately to Wheatland, where were also
assembled several gentlemen from this
city and State, among whom were Elk
Governor Porter, of Harrisburg; Hon.
S. Fl. Magran, State Treasurer, and
Mr.. Oliver. The gentlemen of the
Committee present we're: General
Ward, of Georgia; Governor Brown,
Of Mississippi; Mr.. Forsyth, of Mis-
souri,; Mr.. Preston, of Kentucky; Mr.
Hubbard, of New Hampshire; Mr.
Manning, of South Carolina; and Gov
ernor Lawrence, of Rhode Island. On
reaching Wheatland, they were cor
daily greeted by Mr.. Buchanan. Gen.
Ward then presented Mr.. B..a letter
informing him of his nomination, &C
companying it with a few appropriate
remarks, which wereresponded to in a
happy manner by Mr.. Buchanan, who
informed the Committee that a more
full reply would be given themin writ
ing. The company, consisting of about
fifteen persons, then sat down to q
sumptuous dinner prepared for the
occasion, and the meeting vas con
tinued until a late hour.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-07-05
pAcrFrc

A new arrangement and a change
of time has been effected upon this
road, which, in view of the increased
travel and Importance of theroute, We
deem it worthy to note. An express
packet line is now in operation in con-
nexion with the road running from
Jefferson City to all the points on the
river above. This line of boats will
run punctually in connection with the
road, and is designed to carry passen-
gers and only a limited amount Of
freight. The enterprise has been start
ed upon a firm basis, and might pc
termed an accommodation line, and by
parties whosenames IRE a guarantee OF
its success. The following boats consti-
tute this Missouri river packet express
line, and their days of leaving Jeffer-
son City are thus advertised:
Cataract-Capt. BART. ABLR-Tues
day.
Thursday.
F. K, Aubry-Capt. Ben. Y. GLEN
Saturday.
-.-
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-07-05

A little boy died in Bangor last week
from the effects of using an oldtobacco
pipe to blow soap bubbles with. His
sister, who usedit with him, is
lying dangerously Ill. Il is supposed
that they we're poisoned with the es-
sential oil of tobacco, imbibing from
the pipe which they were using.
The acting British Consul at Phila-
delphia is MI. Mathews, son of the dis
missed Consul.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-07-05

On DIT, that MI. Edwin Forrest is
about to marry Miss McMaken, daugh-
ter of the proprietor of the Saturday
Courier, Philadelphia. This seems
very unlikely, however, as wepresume
it to be. absolutely necessary "to be off
with the old love before he takes on
with the new"
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-07-05

The ST.. Paul (Mimnesota) Pioneer
says that good spring water carried
about in that city, costs about thirty
cents per barrel, and river water from
ten to fifteen cents, according to the
distance. In Winter time the rates
r much higher.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-07-05

Car-building in France is making
rapid strides toward perfection. On
the Orleans Railway people can now
go-to bed-fairlyu ndress, and have as
good a nights rest as they could get
under a four-poster. For this the
traveller pays the price of two seats.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-07-05

Green Adams and B. F. Rice, the
former the Know Nothing and the
latter the. Democratic Presidential
elector in the Sixth District of Ken
lucky, have already commenced the
canvass, and are stumping the district.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-05

&-Ew YORK AND ERIE RhrIaoAD.-oS Avn Az
N ,er uor~lay May 10 1856 and uuu further NOTICE
sger trains NIL leave pier foot Of Duane street - follows
via
nunkitk erprcs. At q A. n. for Dunkirk.
rug9io express ate A. NJ fr Bu1aio
Vail "a SIS IA " for Dunkrk aid Bunslo snd n,erns-
ditto stations Passengers by THIS mail will connect wrh ex
ures trains for syracuse CayuGs saueudaita Niagara
fa and Rochester and with the hehning express train, OF
Iake shore Railroad for Cincinnati, Ihc<go &c.
R0,kand passenger Al 32 r. iron foot n shefroers
ee en- ,err.out for Sutcrns, AMI nesmedase reos
WAY PASSENGER, A. ~. a FOR Sswbas and sddle;own,
IT. erUediate sirtOus.
4 tr,s sSnress II III N for nunkrk ard Buffalo.
rtrcrant al r. NJ for Dunkrk and Buffalo, and nterms~
1l,e sirVe ,raus run daily Sundays cxoepsd
Tie evprees trains conprt AZ Hrira with The Flnnirn
soaa rus and Niagara Railroad for Nisgsrs Fails VI
pnhh.nou with Me nd Hnghsnon RAILROAD Tor
Syracuse Corning, with Buffalo CORNING aud New York
H.resd for Rocheeser al reat Bend With DnlnUare fsck
awnrpa and Balrosl for Scranton, A Btao and
nupstk with the Lake shore Railroad Ceveisn Cncinne
'0''' '' d. G NccALbvM, General Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-05

CrRr cuRF.-pR WARTS yNrnRrusATRsr FRIEND
"a o,h~5 urrvaled remedies. The powesfuL
-, ia a. me sere mldest Ms the only
= ed,es mai never dlseppon curing All within week seh
few boue. Vmcc Naosi fheeL one Voor east OF
Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-05
nYPpE ssEs.

FIREMAN co.'s EyPREss-FoR CALIFORNIA
V Oregon, China Sandwich lsapis and Psctfc coast ~
South america VII be despatched per United states mail
ILLINOIS, VIA Panama route, Saturday July
az O'Clock r. NJ Freight received TN 10 O'Clock A. ~ i~
GELS METERS, &C., until O'Clock on saturday.
FREEMAN 4 co, " BroaIwAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-05

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN By MEANS -
il a benuuhins agpfcath~ 10 the gums By y, WILSON
Dentist Bond street Tbs application perfectly harnhs
IN s eff cts simply arrestng The circulation Of blood around
The tooth 10 be extracted FOR about half minute darag
time the u feeling IN the parts Suspended Refrsnse
furnished
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-05
CrECrAI. MEDICAL rorIcE-pa. q G. JOHNSON

CpFCTAI. MEDICAL woTIcE-nR. 2 g. JOHNSON
- removed-O@ce 80 Broadway. Sev fork-ln apvnas
III eight hundred durieg The year rsny ~ the ms
obstinate and terrible he has had he sssaco ~
witnessing full perfect strangers car ne rei req
many III sem desired knconra1cd ny ms ekuar1narv
Success be eth coafd-ily invites ne pubic paFnnage la
his inv ethud FOR treating ~ diseases &C re by I'm
rrudene exposure neglect bere NC humonE THIS hos
been theropahly w.. ed ~ B.To the lsdesln curing no
ouy ssrsssrg complaints ~ whe<h SCI subject he
weiknown General d@cesee pecai " ~ ,uarnles ane al
hx,scsors ,u meScal or surgical treatment Con.
scv,ert shed curing Illness q hs house Conau
ions shs m person % y mss ssr b cosaen ps
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-05
SUMMER RESORTS.

DAlH HoTEI.-sEA sIDE-wIII. BE OPEN FOR
ID transient and permanent boariers for he season July
Barroofn bowling alleys billiard stable and Shelf
VIII be De- TO responsible parties for The season Inquire on
the premises. u. KATHLEEN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-05

(sLFPoRD GROVE, OPPOSITE KEyFoRT IL NOW
~ ready for pic mic parties On the shore OF Raran bay
sud surrounds acres, Applications
should be made early Ia r. v. ARNowSMfrli, Esq. OF
o'clock,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-05

" For Hamilton each ssy.--Tss ste ser SoRw ak,
ANS street Az sprfnr "a rieta North river ~.
Ienyir foot o. srce, seS 4. A., ian and 81 r ~;
leaving Pier SvrtL river ati0 4 and tP: leaving
Corev trip, or v. y. Fare for 70 Coney
Ss,.ni rorf Hamilton back Neu York twsnly svs
err III Tor which return ucss VII he given No ~n rrics
for chldren. Y. y. DODGE, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-05
CLOTHING, &C.

CLOTHING, &C.
d = n0n WORTH OF NEW AND CAST OFF CLOTH
IO.OUU ing wanted.-Genuemen having any to dispose
OF VIII the highest price by calling the store
addressing THOMAS ID. cUSKoY, al Pearl street.
no ono WORTH or GENTf.EMEN's LEFT or
UA.UUU ciothAng wanted I'm large email lots LibsrA
paid money, and punctuAl attendance e.
JAMES KoRoSEY, s7s,s Pearl srss,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-05

TOR NORFOLK AND PICHMoNp.-rHE UNITED
IT States mail steamship JAMESTOWN, Captain Parrish
sl leave nv ue shove places saturday S,h inssat Al
o'clock NJ, from per No u North she viii rive
Norfolk Supday afternoon, and At Richmond d0ndsr
morning Passengers for Ire souh wi proceed without sAy
by The great neil line Charleston savannsh Ac
travellers viii dnd tbs he cheapest AMI mot %
pedous route, Passage and fare, including sate ro6r
Norfolk 81 W Petersburg and Richmond SO sieerarc hall
price. Apply 10 LUDLAM 4 PLEAsANfS. u Broadway.
ON THE STEAMER ATLANTIC, WHICH sans on
" Saturday next the h inst from New York liverpool
berth may be obtained In OF the ropma 40
ply nj the once Of the s. Nicholas Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-05

wi JAMES MePYKE respectfully informs hi. friends and
he public thai he has leased far of hc spacious
elegant 30 Prince street. three doors west OF
broadway, which he will open for the reception of his old
friends pair and those who viii honor him with acr
the eth inst
The house has been pewy painted and Furnished IN com
manner The comfort of his guests. His bar viii
the choicest approved brands Of liquor and
bis harder will always be stocked with the finest Injuries and
Aencacies Of the season.
Rooms for private parties. Families supplied with meals
al hours. JAMES McPYkE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-05

ID transient and permanent boAriers for ue season, July
VIII be le TO responsible parties for The season Iaag. on
the premises. u. KATHLEEN
CLHroRD GROVE, OPPOSITE KEyroRr, IL NOW
Nd saay os pc n az about IN s "s sr o. NSp
.SsuId 6 made early Q !. y xshcwsara, Esss y
. soss keyp' loot Of Murray street. between 10 aud
CLTrrwooD HousE,-TuE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
W leased the and splendid hotel situated at Manlavcn
4. sas.,s s2 The ss of Jan. Location ansassed plen
oys. rpss 9s e.s mailing s..s ss gun
he sta,e The hne steamer keypor Cap. Arrowsnid vi
go broadway ard To- slssss;r 't pgS e a he haso
EuLNoRE novsE, NEWPORT. n. L-rnIs sriES
Of vlserr The bali. AMI apariucn.s are large and AIRY
Newport 1ha all rcpis.e with ihe modern In
proycmcn aud newly furnished AMI cnInand an extensive
WV" " '~' ''''" wM W missARb. Proprietor.
T AXE MouRGAS HousE-sITuATED ROM uiLn
.s Of DE ss o. rsss : Go ss sTsS for , G
hs above bous. ga arrival OF each train Refers 70 Mr.
ioaes, "a sfoadsay A. ". f1LsER, Proprietor.
IA rAvoRITA. GLEN COVE L. /. FORMERLY
u the Triton fiouse-Percns accommodated BY
II DSTdtss rayt@R, Tss, a. ihe New }ak Pos, oacS
rrlof. q DAVIS la Faycrfa.
AfAs1norE HOUSE, NAsTmoPE, PIKE COUNTY
M Pa the line The New York anil Erie Rlilrua. q
sisd on bahis ef he Deiaware ~ miles from NV
ON eiiy N hesshy Seahy, sr s svs iag re
newly buii aud - "A up with modern conyeniences;
erior to most q he country The scenery impressive
"a tean,a I'd e Syers 9. ne roInane No mon ,ssa,
,se ,p pS ne summer " he country his viii Sc
ourn Of guests pssassn md confor,Sls >'
kAsIBorr, June IA, 1855. CHARLES II. KING.
YEA VIEW MOUSE HIGHLANDS or rEvEsfTK.-
TIL. magnificent ss,ahlrhmeni nov rsaiy Cor he re
surpassed BY any hotel United Resdens
sssS sss ss az and o ne ar au ns
miami sts6I~hmen Tbs One -anboa. cse N espfs
s ne sss sSsuS Frop
GA BATHINg.-LoNG BRAScn.-THE MANSION
" House now open for and irsnsen, soarsrs
TIRE PROPRIETOR or THE AMERICAN HOTEL, AT
o n.ss sns Zen .sn s Re mos.
onshle terms The hosse pcasanuy situated rev nss
sins m he most picturesque part o, DE country Address
hsries Stephens American Hotel KINGSTON pbas-
vMy
THE PAVILION norHs roRr WASHINGTON,
OF psrsssn seaass AZ esson .eel Al Ns
-------------- -
ANTHOLOGY,
A sTRoIoGy. MADAME rArFIEID, THE MOST WOW.
N derfu " vA rord tells pas, present and future
YOURS from o. ~ tosP.M. l0 Laarens srees, between
houston and 1eecker.
,uArRvoSArOh MRS skYMoUR, NO. 10 SPRING
~ ~xret lev west q orfd~y he most celetrsta<
nedk~A ARD .speas America All
isscv.red md ccd errssle she fse snd -b-esboy,s
,b.pn friends made nnerrtns sfvtoe
As snd q charge rneSs sArspedL
CLAIRvoyANCE.-. Go.
" Mrs. HAYES, clairvoyapt
nd heahpg phy stefan,
Once lis Grand rreet, New York.
MADAME BALDWIN CAN ne CONSULTED ABOUT
M love marriage and sesenrhsnds sse can iel Al the
Ladies' Is cents gentlemen " cepssand causes speedy
raTes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-05

OFFICE or THE MILWAUKEE AND MISSISSIPPI
" Railroad Company, No. 81 Exchange placc.-The com
tock from the earnings Of the road Cor the months
18th June which will be paid NJ this Office and AFTER
The lsh instant stockholders having their stock Registered
the transfer books In this city On stock not
here, the dividend will be paid al Milwaukie.
JOHN J. HILL, Register.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-05
ASTE0LOgf,

A sTRoroGY MADAME FAIRFIELD, THE MOST won.
N derfu man s ~ord tells past present and future
tents ladies rs x once No charge MT sasicd. Olcc
sours from a. u. tosP.M lO Laurens street., between
houston and 1leecker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-05

NoTIcE-FoR COMFY ISLAND AND FORT HAxII..
IN ton.-The steamer NOhwALk v II make extra "trip
ort ourh July leaving folowa=Amos street, A.
NJ. spring street. A. " pscr North river, ~ A. ~, for
this day Gully. On and alter she VIII make bet pss
SUNDAYS included. e. y. DODGf$AGeU.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-05

E,0R sALE-AE ELEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE
and farm situated the Shrewsbury river within three
Mounts dock where the Ocean Wave stops
asls with the highest state of cultivation
Ana .ei stocked with every variety The house
ge and commodious, with hne Lawn eaching % the water
buidngs Apply j. JOHNSON, l55 Greenwich street. Jo
svh a. Mount Mounts VIM Johnson the premises;
= 10 Capt Parker, Of the Ocean Wave
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-05

CLTFrwoOD aOUaE,-TUE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
W leased The and splendid hotel, situated NJ Manlaven
opposite keyport New Jersey wifi be prepared 20 receive
the 1h of Location unsurpassed splenh
groves springs hne bathing sailing fishing gun
Ilng kc making a resort 70
he State The TN. steamer keyport Capt ArrOwsni, WI
tbs loot 81 Murray street daily, ~ O'Clock r. n
the above place f1 apply
g broadway, ard 10 Beecksr street or at ae chdwos
rousc ALBERT PORTER, Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-05

MARKET FIRE INSURANCE. COMPARTMENT YORK,
M July lS56-The Board of Directors have Ibis day de-
eAred annual dividend OF ten per cent payable
demand. ASHER TAYLOR Sec'y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-05

YEA VIEW MOUSE HIGHLANDS or rEvEsfTK.-
y This magnihcen, establishment IL ready for The
option vsere The and furnishings
uo surpassed BY any hotel the United states Residents
his enjoy all lr fishing and bathing advantages
Ssbsns and kevpo and Alec the mountain air snt scenery
a miami estabimhneps capita
pe landed direct Al ne hstel J. N. GANUN Proprieor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-05

,LAIRvoSArOh MRS SEYMOUR, NO. 10 SPRING
- srret lev doors % orfd~,y 40 celerrsta<
nedsr ARA b.stpess sisvVuvs1s America dea->
1s~sv.rrd d rurcd curshe, The fAse and whereabouts
friends made snown nnerrtns svsce on e,s1~
As, and NO charge rnless sarsDed-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-05

THE PAVILION uOrE, PORT WASHINGTON,
j Shrewsbury ~ T. Il open for the reception q
ranen or bosrrrs The steamers Ocean Wave
ard Laura leave the pier al foot Of Robinson street daily
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-05


IN Doors open ut 7; 10 ., O'Clock.
FRIDAY EVENING, July 4 1856
l1I6. The GLORIOUS FOURTH. i776.
EicHriErH ANNIVERSARY or FREEDOMS BIRTHDAY,
which occasion will be gyena -
GRAND HOLIDAY ENTERTAINMENT, BY
NJ MARzETTi YoGSG HENGLER.
The National Airs. by the. Full Orchestra
Comic military pantomime OF
THE CoSSCkIPT.
-'' EvoiuTioNs on TiiE TIGHT RoPE. 90 - -
Young Hengler, A. Lehman, Mile v. Chiarin and A.
Chiarini.
sardayThe house win be closed in order 10 complete
the arrangements for Miss Emma SANKEY'S Drawing Room
Monday-The Wonderful Rares Mile Robert and Young
Henger.
THE SEVEN AGES OF WOMAN
which has been emineny successful In the principal cities
u England
EAtILER's EMPIRE HALL, 596 BROADWAY, DECID-
NYedy the attractive place In New York
viz, al ii M and at and sP u. Four grand national
tabeaux vz"Bauie OF Bunker Hill washington Cross
ing me DehwIe,' washington Planting the Standard Of
Liberty and the scene, THE Third and Fourth
OF july magnificent tabeaux Triumph of Galatea' the
acting tableau OF Famine wonderful feas Of magic by
Sgncr tdons patriotic songs, &C. by Madame Lovarny and
and straw instrument &C Tickets 50eens children half price,
CHISEsE BUILDINGS, $50 BROADWAY,
~ BuckIEvs
Bruce's gigantic illustrations OF the
RUSSIAN WAR,
Open the Fourth Of July for three performances at H.
AdinittaIce, % cents; children, 121a cents.
Going to Australia.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-19

IMPoRTIN0 PAUPERs.-We have somewhere n NUM-
cipaI regulation Independent of the State lass the
subject prohibiting the importation of paupers to this
city, from paris OF the country be thrown des
titute upon public charge, and providing for
heavy penalty in cases where law is violated. In
stances its violation almost OF daily occurrence
and notice whatever has thus far been tax of the
offenders. But u day 81 two since woman and six
little children, all entirely destitute, were landed at
this place eamb"a; the captain refusing to carry
them farther because they without money to pay
th.ir passage THIS is gross imposition upon Evans
Vile. Our citizens not lacking in charity, but
when ia addition to our poor, we have those of
other portions tbs country sajdIed u.s. becomes
grievous burden and calls for ENFORCEMENT of the
ordinance. Every few days application is made to the
OF the poor for admission to the poor house,
by these mported paupers and aithotgE they not
properly entitled to its benefits permanently yet there
IS alternativc they must either receive relief from
that which brlongs to poor, bs thrown out
upon tne community, to seek subsistence from door
TO door, scanty clothing and shelter; but they
must not DO allowed to suffer. The funds o. the Ev
ansvills Benevolent Association inadequate 10 sup
port all these persons even it they were legitimate
for its assistance and citizens besides
paying their poor tax contribute literally this fund
1t right that they should be continually har ed
by itinerans mendcants who brought here in viola
ton Of law. The only eGectual remedy is,
TO make example OF the first steamboat captain or
other person who makes himself thus liable, and
h ,pe twill be done.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-19
Water Works.

Last evening large number of the citizens
assembled at Apollo Hall, to hear Mr.. KERsTE-
MANS explanations Of the means of procuring
an abundant supply of pure water for our city.
at the close Of them, meeting was organized,
and Judge FOSTER called 10 the chair, and al
ter further discussions of the subject, a COM
mittee was appointed to organize stock COM
pany, and procure subscriptions to pay the ox-
penses OF the preliminary examinations and
tests The spirit erinced by the meeting is q
guarantee that the project Of Mr.. Kerstemati
will be fully tried.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-19

Another Concert by the Riley Family.
Our citizens will be gratifed to learn that
these amusing entertainments are to be repeat
ed. On leaving yesterday morning for Hen
derson, Mr.. Riley was presented with letter,
signed by more than hundred Of our lead
ing citizens, requesting him to return with
his family, and repeat his varied comic, sentl-
mental and laughter-exciting concerts. On
Saturday evening, in compliance with this re-
quest, a concert will be given ct Crescent
City Hall, with new programme; AMI on
SUNDAY evening tie Family have generously
volunteered to give concert of sacred music,
at the SAME place, for the benefit of the poor.
They may be certain Of crowded Hall on
both evenings. The following is Mrs. Rley's
reply to the letter of our citizens inviting the
return of the troupe: - -.s .-.
SHERWOOD HOUSE,
q, s'.,,55' Evansville, Ind, Dec. IL, '56.
7Ksssrs Robt Barnes; IL q. Hallcck, Capt.
iSOindeH and others:
-GsNTs: Your note, requesting us to give
another concert in this city, is before us. We
in accepting your kind invitation, will name
Saturday evening, the 10th inst, as most con-
venient for the entertainment. 1t has also
been suggested that we give concert of sa-
cred music on the Sabbath evening following;
the proceeds to be given to the p)or. We
shall be happy to comply with the request.
rr'a.et Most respectfully yours,
4 .,7st., MRS. NJ. A. RILEY,
In behalf of the troupe.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-19
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

The RIVER is now on stand at this point.
More water expected, no symptoms of reced-
ing.
OF The long Pittsburgh, passed down yes
terday on her Fay to St. Louis. As we be-
fore stated, she has been purchased for the
Upper Mississippi trade, but will probably
run between st. Louis and New Orleans until
spring. She did not land here.
sa ~ The Northerner is due this morning
from Memphis; and will take passengers to
Louisville, and intermediate landings, With
speed, comfort and safety. Capt. SMITH, the
clever and popular commander, with Messrs.
ARCHER & MAYNARD in the office, form trio
Of pleasant and gentlemanly officers. who
spare no pains toward making their boat
worthy of public patronage.
"a OF The old favorite Rainbow, we are hap
py to learn will return to her old route, and
make rs visit on Sunday morning, and
thereafter run regularly in the trade.
o. At St. Louis, river reported still fall
ing or the 10th having fallen Is inches on the
18th. The channel was filled with floating
ice all day and becoming thicker every hour.
No news from the MISSOURI. Illinois river
supposed to be go+ged about 50 miles below
Peoria.
WABASH RlvER.--Tn vain we search over
Wabash exchanges for SOME notice of their
river. Nothing to indicate its condition, in
act no allusion to it whatever is made. They
seem to think that it deserves no consideration:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-19

" Rev. William Anderson, colored
preacher of Madison, was arrested on board
the mail steamer between Louisville and Gin
cinnati, on Wednesday, charged with inducing
slaves to abscond from Carrollton, KY Pa
pers and documents were found in his pos
session confirming the charge and duplicating
men at the North.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-19
INDIANA POLITICIANS ABRoAp.-A

INDIANA POLITICIANS ABRoAD.-A letter
from Lancaster says:
Gov. Willard, of Indiana, (the Governor
elect,) and Mr.. John S. Williams of the same
State, paid their respects, few days since, to
the Sage of Wheatland." Their visit was
brief but l hope pleasant. In fact, .Old
Buck" tiles to do Che pleasant to-. all his 7iSi-
tors and generally succeeds. This brace of
Hcosiers returned to Philadelphia the same
evening.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-19
Markets by Telegraph.

CINcIHNATI, Dec. 1S.
Flour firm at SIS 3995 40 Whisky inactive at * &c.
Hogs held higher without transactions. Red wheat
81 IL, and advancing. Cats active at 4194ac.
NEW YORK, Dec. Is.
Flour advancing and active; sales 1859 bbs. Wheat
buoyant, with sales of 1900 bushels white 81 49,
red 81 60. Corn declining; sales of 70 600 bush els
mixed at 72e. Fork firm. Lard firm. Whisky easier
at 30c. Stocks lower and dull.