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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-21

WOOD! WOODl-orcers for Wood left at Samuel
VicKERr's viii he promptly filled. feb3
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SPECIAL ELECTION.

Office hereby given the qualified the City
OF Evansville that in pursuance the SIXTH article Of
agreement entered into by aad between the Common
Council OF the City OF Evansville
Trustees o. the towu OF Ianaseo City which said Article
in the words aud figures following TO Wit
SiNrH.-That election be bela day March
1857 under the provisions of said the people the
City OF Evansville and the town of Lamasco Cry
upon the question OF Of the to said ,y
upon the terms specified in this agreement
Now in esntormty with said said
and in nur.uance to oree' OF the Cunco the City
ss,o Notice Is hereby that
held as Aforesaid the Young Engn. House for
the lover precinct and the Neptune Engine House for the
pecnct the zine March
day be'w tho hours OF o'clock. NJ, and acloek
T. NJ Of said day. at which time and place ballots will
received from all qualified voters voting nsy on the
question OF tine Of Laaeo City to the City
Granville. - -
Per order. WELL II. WALKER City Clerk.
Enquirer and yolkbste copy week. mkis
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49, GENrLEN An. taoroashly acquainted with the
sA dry goods aud grocery business has had long
psreree in both. excellent salesman and an acco
pished Book Eeeps- would like situation IN which either
or all these qualifications would be .vasble his
royers to whom ne give tho high references Apply
to the editor OF the Journal icH-tl
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'ouNcIL CHAMBER, March. II

CouNcIL CHAMBER, March. is, 1851.
Council met pursuant TO ndjonrnue rt. his honor
4 Hewson il the chair. Present, Couneilmen Fos
err, scantlin, RahboDe, Orr. Seichell Veunesn, and
Iuruell.
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ENELKER & uEDDERIcu have purchased from DeGar-
n Kahn. their large farnil hack which they will
for of the public the
once OF the Washington Hotel viii with prompt
ton na.l-lW
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NOTICE.
r1rrurp .. urnprprcuh.


ErELKER HEDDERicu have purchased fror, DeGar,
n Kahn. their large farl, hscs. which they will
for the accommodation of the public Hrdrls lett the
ONCE OF the Washington Hotel will meet with prompt stten
tiOn. mEzl-lw
MCCORMICK s REAPER AND NOV ER-we
w Agents for the sale this reliable Machine all
who wish labor the harvest neld should
IL she wing. HUkNbkuuk CO..
MAIL Water street. Evansville.
nSAIRBANK'S sCALEs-we have in good
sssortm IL Of these RELIABLE weighing Machines; We
sarrsLt them ACCURATE aba bvkABLE We re'sr TO all
thore 40 have tested their goodness furnish scales
CT any eaaeiy irOn oSk pnAsnS e FIxh nUSpEhD Tons
mhZl Water ssreet EtAns.ille
EEOoPED sklhTs.-zo dOE Ladies Hoped skirts.
MAIL KEEN PRESTON.
ESArs.-i0eases Men and Boy Leshorn HAtr;
90 DO do do Won n aais sIssa'i Has.
do 60 DO Cassimers De 90; rec d
and fs. by nh2i KLEIN a. PRESTON.
CASES f1shonahe Spring BOpHs;, req and for sale
Eb0rATOEs.-lsb bills Pnks Eyss,jus.ree,diy
inhil Corner MAIN and Sec nd streets
,OgA MEAL-50 .ushel fresh grouud rec d per
~ boat Taylor aud Tor sale by
EEAa ORN Isl tu.h.l. principally 10 store and for
~ sac y tbl or esherwiseat
Eh2l SAMUEL yIOKERY'S.
SEXUiEaTY
Nd the laws Of reproductions including the anatomy OF
b1sh sexes illustrated BY Gaodls. BY q. s. FOWLER
SEATS Is cents Ats. p NJ. women OILY maternity.
fsnts aud illsFre. Woman learn hat
character. to hs.lth managing enildrsn
asrrass @o &c. to-day Only. 1t the sherw House
Gail early. mh2i-lt
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The Baptist meeting will eon;inue the C,h.rlsna
eshytsriaa Church. at least until Sunssy evening"
Preaching morning and evening It usual hour rL2I
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WANTED.

My situation wholesale sto re-
and have had Periepce the
ness In Of the Eastern cities Can speak tn English
ermsn language and give good rseren Please
for week ". ". X. box 2ss, Post Offce msi9-st
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NEW AND ATTRACTIVE.
GREAT BARGAINS!
: m OIL otto,
SELL CHEAP AND SELL. A HEAP

'YtHEY opening at Rosers the largest and
fashionable oek of SILK Tissues. BaTeges Deteges
De Lanes Lawns Chal les and all Dress Goods
also their Emhroideries Mantas &c. cannot be beat by
any on they defy eoIpertioa either 10 price orsy lie
Also heavy stock of Cifieoes Giughaus Shir.ings.
Sheetings. DENNIS and Cottonades asuperor quality Of
white aud eolored Grape and Stella Shawl Silk and Straw
Bonnets Parasols and Umbrellas and thousand of articles
too tedious to on they invite the public nd ladies
artcuar 70 call aud examine their stock their
Han ar the corner OF First street
~mhIs RpSER. BRO. Is FREY.
EAAf BoARDER can be accommodated With the be'tthe
~ market aferts. st the Apollo Hall Meals served at
hsy hour OF the day by
uhIs CHARLEY HITLER.
tsBAMLE-p BAGs.-iOOO Lincoln MIiis Two bust els
- Tor sale low Nv feIs GRO. FOSTER & GO.
EIROOMS. BUCK ETS AND III Bs.-A large and
y CON plete assortmen emit in store anc 10y sale Nv
nhl2 SANL VICkERY.
NEW CROP q ARDEN SEEDs.-200n papers Land
~ rsths celebrated assorted Seeds. for sale fy
rnhI2 SAI'L gICKERY.
S4VNb mil. z. IT. COOK = SON.
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SO REWARD!

stolen or Taken by Nistake!
"A LIGHT rlsset colored yaLISE. married OF the end
IA '-Lieut. John A. Thomson L. y. - tax a
rom the Pavilion Hotel. Tuesday ~ per-
through rs;aks. with the design the
contents of tito himself Ths above reward will be psc
the the discovery
it. mhi9 Il. ANDERSON, Pavilion Ho:tI
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ypRCsUEs.-2o dog Se'ub. shoe. Stove Horse Hearth
and DastiLg Brushes. hsf d and Tor sale by
mhi9 SAMUEL vIcKERY
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Ills 60 kegs assorted sizes from cd
Va to Spikes. fol- sale by kegs sirgle rouni by
m
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sSCPERFiNE FfOGR 30 bags assorted BRANDS al
- warranted. in store and for sale by
mhi9 SAs'L EICkERY. corner Main az I'd sts
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\
ana have had ofexPerienee in the
German language and give good Please address
for one week u. ". X. box 2s3, Post Office msi9-st
ssCPERFiNE FfOGR 80 bags assorted BRANDS al
- warranted. in and for sale by
mhi9 SAs'L FICkERY. corner Main an I'd sts
NArHEEi,Nt: NAILS 60 kegs fro m cd
w to Spikes. foi sale by kegs or single pound by
mhis SAMUEL VIcEERY.
gPRCsHEs.2o dog Se'ub. shoe. Stove Horse. Hearth
and DassiLg Brushes. has d and Tor sale by
mhi9 SAMUEL yICKERY
EfINE EMPIRE BABY CARS II doz INST rec d and
q fer sale by mhi9 vICkERY A JOHNSTON
esTg tTBEaRlE-. PEACHES, PiCMs ANDI
~ rOMAiOES IS don cans fresh nice recd aud
Tor sale by may NiCFEkf & JOHNSTON.
To na>ONS AN ID C8NTEsACTNnS.
fEtE Board Of rrus,ees OF Pigeon ysuderhurr
Saturday. 2st OF March next. buiidpr
heavy bridge Pigeon the
line of Franklin the Lamas
The IL he rock. sand
will contain about Perches
perch monthly emases will he made Of work done
material the ground Of which ~ per will be paid
cash down The Board retaining 10 until com
uform riou required by applying Mr. Php Kramer
at the business house Of Decker d. Kramer. Main street
ianZ-tt
A. meeting ne the Trustees % Pigeon Township held
18th day March 1885, for
reevine proposals building bridge across
Pigeon Creek be extended tn the 18th day Of Apr 1857
rahis-td JAS. q. HA1CHETT. To nship Clerk.
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THE II AZ ARD POWDER COMPANY.
MAgUFACTUEERs AND DEALERS IN

GrHOtCE y. MOLsssEs.-I25 whole and half bbis
u in fne order, for sale by. s. L. GILBERT co.
fs2S svcamo,e .,,aa
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MILL FOR SALE.

WISE to dispose of Steam FIGURING Mill and rre.r Dc
in the city OF New Albany Ind the er
and Elm streets The building so feet
four stories high luo hard brick srsag
stone foundation laid water lime The Mill Ia in perfect
running order make $50 barrels Of
s csDy.pientto the depOts ~. eiersen-
willie Railroads. and the Ohio river.
This property will he sold iow and easy payments.
mhi A. Trihuueo JAS MARSHALL
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15

"WooDLaSD CEEAM'-A Ponsade for 6edufify
ing the Hair-highly perfumed, superior to any
French article imported and for half the price
For dressing ladies hair it has no equal giving it a
bright glossy appearance It causes gentlemen's
hair TO curl in the most natural manner 1t re-
moves drandruf always giving the hair the appear
ance of being fresh shsmpooed. Price only 6fty
cents. None genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE & Co, Proprietors of the
Balm Of Thousand Flowers"
For sale bv all ,irurgista
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
Important announcement.

70 all persons afflicted with sexual diseases.
Il such ns spermaturrhua seminal weakness i'm
potence, gonorrhma, glcet, syphilis the vice Of
unanlsm sci abuse. etc.
The Inward Association, in view Of the awful
destruction ofhuman life, caused by sexual diseas-
aud the deceptions practi-ed upon the unfortu-
nate victims Of such diseases by quack-, have di-
rected their consulting surgeon. charitable act
worthy of thor name, to give medical advice graf
Is TO all persons thus afflicted who apply by letter
with description Of treIr condition. (age, occupa-
tion, habits Of life, etc. and in cases of extreme
poverty aud suffering, to furnish mediciCes free of
charge.
The Howard Association is n benevolent irsti-
tuition, established by special eut~wment. for The
relief Of the sick and distressed afflicted with wi
ruleut and epidemr, Diseases" II hn- now a sur
plus Of means which the directors have voted 10
expend in advertising the above notice :. Is ueei
less 10 add that the a-Sucfo1 cnlrT0ca- o. h IL
est medical ssIt uf 3D." tg.. GlI vlIL furnish the
IN 81 approved ra.lau trea-.lrut
So F..htaaG '.. ....a.-t.rr a r-arr. ga
sperm. ''siT0i a.r...I. rraa sra,- t.a vice Of
"ne'r0.. a.......- ar -.f f.t..r. and oslr. rss-
.-sa- a. e...eyla. ..r-y .r -"a e"~ -itr.- gr.
> aE.. . sent g.. H... "a. .-l... sa
Ee .st tr.a u. a..... a" .-.r,..ia of .ea s..nar
al ir.-s Isr Gee. r. r..r.a gar-s-.7r -...
-.a- taaart Association .n. ~srn l1.a
s.ess Ea.aa-. ..ia. sa. .rl.re5 fas H.rs-:ar-.
EZRA p E-AETE EE.I. PRESS
GEO FAIR .D ece
march I3, sly
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15
NAV Is. 51-2w =
New Hair Dressing and Sila-
wing Saloon.

TNHE undersigned would most respectfully in
l. form the citizens of Van Buren and all those
who may visit the city, that he has fitted up
Hair Dressing and Shaving Saloon, III the old BUSH
house on Main street, where he will always be IN
attendance during business hours to pay attention
Y those gentlemen who may need his services
Hoping by strict atteptiop and assduity 10 busi-
ness. to merit liberal patronage from, !. generous
public. Shampooing and hair curled to order.
may IS, 81 JACOB MILLER.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15
EENOtiCe

| S hereby given that the undersigned, guardian
Il of Talafero Bostic K, late deceased, Ann Eliza
beth Bostick, Mary Ellen Bosti:k. ard Mildred NJ.
Bostick, will apply to the probate court of Craw-
ford county Arkansas, at the next term thereof to
be held at the court house, in the city of Van Bu
ren, in said county, the first Monday in July, A.
d. 1857, for order of said court, to sell negro
boy named Isaac, the property of his said wards,
aud the other heirs of Mildred Bostiek. deceased,
viz, William c. EoStiek and Thomas Bostick, who
are residents of Texas.
JOHN BOSTICK.
NAV Is '5I-2w Guardian &c.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15
ORIENTAL LIFE,
Fifty Dollars Reward.

a. RANAWAY from the subscriber, living near
"a Richiand, Jefferson county, about the sth Of
-NS- March. negro boy "RU FIN" aged about
Is years, feet or inches high, well made,
color black, has on the right side Of his face
extending to the corner of his mouth will pay
the above reward for his delivery to me. or his con
hnennent in jail so that can get him,
= DANIEL CRAIG.
Riehland Jefferson county April2l, 57.-4w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15
HIGHLY IMPORTANT 10
RECTlFlERS, LIQUOR MERCHANTS AND
WHOLESALE GRoCERS.
DIX. FEUCHyyANGER

Ftavori,'gs 70 Produce at q Moments Notice
e"ery desired Liquor.
fE5iE undersigned has la.elv made r,eat in,rroyo-
Il meuts in this branch of business The favor
lngs are put up in packages of 5, 10 and 40 Gal.
Ions, and require but the addition Of pure snirit
either LIST or 4th proof and liquors such as cognac
either dar4s or PRle Holland and English pin ia.
maica and st. Croix rum, Monongahela. Bourbon
Irish and Scotch whiskey, apple, peach. cherry,
and raspberry brandy, port and Madeira wines
will be instantly produced. 1t rexures no skiu
but an addition of good spirit. say 80 gallons TO
each gallon of the respective fayorings
The best Cognac oil, green, yellow and white
warranted genuine, as low any other importe,
charges for the respective qualI45.
Essences of every liquor, extract of Cornac III,
of which produces 200 gallons of Cognac
Raw whiskey may by DR.. F's age aud BODY pye
paratIon be made smooth with but a triflinc ex
pense.
The price of tlavorings are extremely moderate
and directions in full supplied by
DIR. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER
Chem'a. and Importer of Drugs, Essential OILS and
Metals, Daguegreotype and photographic Che
mcals.
No. 143 Maiden Lane New York
may s, '57-6m
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15
IEIEGRAPhlc,

WAsHINGToE, April 29-The Hon Mr.
Richardson, of Illinois has declined the Gov
ernorship of Nebraska Territory, which was
rendered him.
The Hon Oryille Clark, of New York, will
probably be appointed to the office.
STEAMSHIP ILLINOIS At NEW YORK.
NEA York, April 20-The steamship H.
linois, from Aspinwall, via Kingston, jana
cia has arrived at this port.
CAPTURE OF AN AMERICAN SLAYER.
PURSUIT or ANOTHER.
The Illinois reports the capture Of an Am
erican SLAYER. from the coast of Africa, bound
for Cuba, off St. Anncs Bay, (Jamaica,) by
British war vessel.
There was great excitement at ST. Anne's
in consequence.
1t was rumored that another SLAYER WAS of
the coast, and a British cruiser had started
In pursuit.
THE DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR APPOINT
MENTs.
WAsHISGTox. April 29.-It is understood
that the President has fixed on the 5th of
May as the time when he will take into con-
sideration the diplomatic and consular ap-
pointments 10 be made.
THE MEXICAN AND TEEUANTEPEC QUESTIONS.
Mexican affair. and especially the Tehuan-
tepec question, it is said, will meanwhile be
fully considered by the President and his
Cabinet
PACIFIC WAGON ROADS.
The organization for the construction Of
the Pacific wagon roads Is completed. Beale's
party Will rendezvous at New Orleans on the
10th of Aiay.
THE EAST INDIA SQUADRON.
The East InIa squadron will be fitted for
sea by the middle OF Nav.
A scarcity of seamen to man the ship is
apprehendeJ.
CAPT. HARTsTENE.
Capt. HartStcBe, L. $ Navy. who, It will
be recolected, commanded the Arctic Dis
corery ship Resolute, when she was restored
to Great Britain by our government, has re-
ceive3 tiFe complimentary sword presented
him By tise British government
ARRIVAL OF sIEA&sHIP HANsA.
New EorK, April 2S.-The steamship
Hansa which 1T Bremen on ,,le 9th ut., for
this port, has arrived at Boston.
RAILROAD COLLISION.
Memphis, April ga collision occa..l
yesterday, on the Memphis and Charlestaa
railroad, near Moscow, between freight train
in trme, and ~rr.'al pas a-sr train.
One brake>mau ats killed.. and 18th loco
motives and six cars was smashed up.
The engineer Of the specil train took to
the woods.
TIE CROWD AT MErPEks.
The city is crowded with strangers who
have come TO be present at the Great railroad
celebration
WEATHER AT MEMPHIS.
We are now enjoying delightful weather
here.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15
E'hc Low water Packet
YOUNG AMERICA.
~. w.. ROGERS, CAPTAIN.

: f.. n Will ply as regular packet between
- Napoleon and Fort Smith touching at
1ll the intermediate landings on the Arkansas river
20 discharge and receive freight and will ascend
as high up as Fort Gibson whenever the water will
permit.
. dec II, SO
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15
Saddlery

Nj EMS and ladies brides, martingsles, cirths.
VI surcingles. bride reins, saddle bags, etc, Just
received and for sale bv
may is, 81 WARD 4 SOUTHMAYD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15
DIED,

Near this city, on the 22d of April, AMANDA
HOWELL, consort of II. b. Howell, in the Ssth year
OF her age leaving six small children and a large
los
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15
Bacon, RFacOm, Bacon.

7 WANT to buy 10000 ib of Bacon. right awav,
4 iJr av.ch / will give the highest market price
in cash or barter. NJ LYNCH
nar,h Il 27tb 81
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15
ok Bow Pins.

4 LARGE lot Of patent OK bow pins, Just re-
n ceived and lor sale cheap by
feb %, '56 GEO. AUSTIN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15
lard ware.

w Z are in rsceipt of large invoices Of hard
w ware ana 'utlery, maA!lg our stock very
full I'D desiIabie
ma I5 81 WARD d SOUTHMAYD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15
Eg zcc, Ice, Ecc.

4 NY quantity Of Ice can be had at the shortest
n notice, from one pound to 100 tons, for cash,
by making application al the Wewoka Saloon.
march Is, Oft
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15

GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
JACOBS CORDIAL
FOR ALL
BoWELL DISEASES.
Cholera, Dysera terry, DiarrAGa, Cholera Nor
Jus, Bilious c. C.%oGc, Cholera Intantam.
Also, admirab biz adapted to
MANY Diseases o. Females.
Most especially Painful Nenstruation.
The Virtues Of JacoJs Cordial avs TOO tceH
knoaCR TO require Encomiums:
/. 1t Cures the worst cases of Darrhra.
2. 1t Cures the worst forms of Dyseutery.
8. II Cures California or Mexican Darrhoa.
4. 1t Relieves the seycrest Cholie.
5. 1t Cures Cholera Morbus.
6. 1t Cures Choler Infantum.
I. 1t Cures Painful Menstruation.
s. It Relieves Pain in the Back and Loins
9. 1t Cou1teacts Neryousness and Dependency
10. 1t Restores Irregularities.
IL. 1t Dispels gloomy and hysterical feelings
l2. Its an admirable Tonic,
A few short extracts from letters, testimonials,
etc.
Il have used Jacobs Cordial in my family. and
have found It a most efficient, and in my Judgment
-
of Supreme Court, Ga.
alt gives me pleasure ia being able to recon-
mend Jacobs Cordia-my own personal expert
ence, and the experience of my neghbors and friends
around me, Is n sufficient guarantee for me 10 be-
lieve il to be all that 1t purports To be- viz:
reign medy.'-Wm. H. Undel wood, formerly
Judge of Superior Court Cherokee Circuit.
81 take great pleasure in Ieconn ending tbis i-Tsl
liable medicine to all afflicted with bowe = diseases
for which | believe il to be n sovereign rene .v--
decidedly superior to anything el-a e.. er tried av
me."-A. a. Gouldjrg Deputy G. y. Of tte Grand
Lodge of Georgia
81 have used Jacobs Cordial in rrv f,ruiIg =. and
this with all hear about i as sru,e " by tho-a
who have tried II induces me to believe that II
stands at the head of every preparation o the kind
and | would recommend It's u.s. IN the diseases for
which it is compounded G. Dobbings ash
er of the Bank of the State of Georgia Griffin
If there is any credibility in human testimony,
Jacobs Cordial must stand pre- eminent above all
From the mass ofteStimory IN its favor, coming in
from all quarters, it must Ie very far in advance
a curative agent of most ifnot all other patent
preparations A. Fleming, Cashier Marine and
Fire Insurance Bank, Griffin.
This efficient remedy Is travelling into celebrity
fast As Bonaparte pushed his columns into Rus
sia and gaining comm endation wherever used
Georgia Jefersoniau, May 9th, 1853.
Druggists and country merchants supplied by
J. WRIGHT d Co.
april 4, 51-3m New Orleans.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15
1.-THE STATES.,,

"A E STAIES.S
1t will represent the sound constitutional rr;nci
pies which have ever been upheld by the National
Democracy. but 1t will not be So entirely nolitical
that It's Columns will interest the politician exclu
slveiy' nor 50 subservIent to patty as to betray
principle at the command Of power, or Disguise its
convictions Tt the suggestion ef expediency
In addition to the discussion of important noI;t
ical questions, its columns will be devoted to the
proceedings of Congress, the current TRANSACTIONS
OF the government to general news; and matters of
interest apperteinng to literature, agriculture ard
commerce. 80
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The Daily viii be mailed to sub
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Twocopies will be forwarded for T 90 a
The Tri,W eekly, embracing all
the reading matter which ap-
pears in the Daily. win be
furnished to subscribers at 90 !"
Tso copies will be mailed for s 90
THE wEEKLY ''STATES.n
The Cheapest Paper in the sonth.
The Tri-w weekly be issued in large double sheet
form, and printed superior paper. with hand
some bold type, at the following rates:
nhSie copes 1890. 50 co per year.
~. .''''--.......... 90
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Der, at 20 each. ........ I2 90
Any postmaster, clerk or other person, who NAV
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ceive an extra copy.
~ Payment NJ all cases is required invariably
IN advance; and no papers will be forwarded until
the receipt of the money
Tue Weekly will contain all the important mat
ter published during the week in the Daily.
The undersigned was one of the original propri.
etors of the Washington Union and his long news
paper experience before aud since the establish
meat ct that paper, justifes him in promising the
paone paper well worthy of their patronage
The States will not be the organ of any CLIQUE or
faction, with no partial purpose to serve, the pa
per VIII address itself TO the honest judgment of
the people and for support will fely upon fheir
appreciation. Address
j. p. HESS,
Washington, d. G.
ExcHAseEs.-Thc 1ri-Weekly States will be for
to all country Papers which will give the
above a few insertions
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15
Guns.

WE are opening an invoice Of double barrelled
w guns, which having bought at a bargain, we
can offer at extremely low pri es-
pril A,'57 HENRY WILLIAMS 4 Co,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15
salt.

TWENTY-FIVE hundred bags course and fine
Il salt in store and for sale by
march 20, 81 HENRY. WILLIAMS & Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15
Segars.

Scgars.
M have just received large lot of imported
w segars, which with our Previous stock, makes
assortment very extensive, embracing some of
the most choice brands.
april A, ST HENRY, WILLIAMS d Go.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15

4 FULL supply of bunch and larger Raisin,
a CurTanis. Figs, Prlnes Lemons. and preserved
Ginger. all fresh. just received by
Feb %, 81. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15

Medicines, etc.
WOODMANS' Cherry Expectorant,
Extract of Ginger,
Laudunum,
Paragorc
Godfrey's Cordial
Bateman Drops,
Essense Peppermint,
Buffers Mixture
Arabian Liniment.
Mustang
Nerve d Bone
Cod Liver on
Just received and for sale bv
may s, ~. HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15
Prints.

fIN"ELVE E hundred pieces prints, all styles and
L qualities. received Der late arrivals and for
sale by WARD & SOUTHMAYD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15
DRY GOODS.
Coffee.

ENFTN bags new crop Rio coffee Just receiver
Il per steamer Dardanelle and for sale bv
Jan 80, 81 WARD d SOUTHMAYD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15
Blue Prints.

NJ ERRlMACK and Robnsons blue prints ten
vi cases in store, for sale by
march 20, 81 HENRY. WILLIAMS l. 90.