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Fan ana Winter Tradc.

No. liz Main Strsct. between Fourth and Fifth.
y1sliE Undersigned WOULD respectfully eall -dn~
thc attention of the Ladies and Gsntie-
mon q Keok uk and vicinity, TO their ine ANDY u
well selected stack Of Boots ani Shoes, now
opened and for sale al the above establishment com
psising al kinds of Ladies, Cent? Misses', Boys'
and Chtdrus wear. of all styles, grades and sizes
These goods have been selecA with special rslerenos
TO neatnesf Of style and durability, and will ~ soid
ut very small advance above Eastern coat, as ws
ars determined not to BE- undersoa By any house In
the city. Pisase give us call. An examination ol
goods and prices Ia the only favor we ask.
Sept. 8. lSs6.--d II. G. uuIskAMp n BRO.
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MO38C0 10 The L00tO0e
TMBROIDERKD WORK done In all itsbra ranches-
Il In SILK, Worried, and Cotton thread, on Dress,
ss MantillaA Vests, Shirt Bosoms Initial Letters
and whale names on roskst Hsndk efsheifs. Also,
Nets, Tapestry, snd Ill kinda sf Fancy Needle
work made 70 order from largo variety Of patterns
on hand at the Fancy Store ol
Mrs. KATE WEIsMANN,
Second st., bet. Main 4 johnson, In
July17 -dtf 0raham's Building.
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WA0ONas WAGONS WAGONsg!,
DLoW AND WAGON FACTORY, corner 18th
l. and Main Streets, Keokuk, Iowa. Having
purchased the before named estahlishment and
made large additions TO IL, we ara now manufao-
turing Of tho best ONO TIxnEa including the stsam
asai feiles, lno ether timber for wheels being used
ip Lhis esiAblish mant,l WAGONS or EVERY VA
KIETI, HACKS. PEDDLIN6 WAGONS, CARTS
WHEEL-BAkRowS, CULTIvAr0RS, AN d
Flows, In style and work manship equal 10 amy in
the Westesa States. As we use none but tho best
materaal, xndo,npioy none but the best mechanics.
ve feel confident Of baing able to obviate the ne
cessisy, to those who will give call, Of send
Ing either to Chicago or Cincinnati for any article
in our lina.
st>stly On hand 70 supply purchaser at As short
est notice. Those wishing TO parchase can savs
time and money by ealing zt the osrncr of l1th
and Main streets. FREEMAN KNOwLnS.
ANIL -AnWiV sNsEse4s
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x rsnltaAaass neds aAeoern rnsss. Ms6
HI basissss sPPsrtaining 10 banking prsUptay
x.sk.sss = Eaxlsna. I.pla.a, 80 shs cD.,i-
nsnt. D. ". BA1LRls cssAi~.
anysanaC4ss
IN. Mofrisoa, EAs1tss 1fanAAsasa Co., n. r.;
Chas. = Hsoses seszsr 0ssscfal HAak, cia.i
Kinney, Espy , Co, cinrinnsti;
81 :; y; B.l,:n. . .c.sA'r Bank K.a.Aasy. lss,sv''ss
Northern Bank Of Kentssky, L<xingten;
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ras,asss' DANA cf Ksnsa>ay, Frankfsrs,
Comnexeiai Bank ~ kmtuaky, =
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| Yttman 3 Brother,
IL rhhuAaiA q Co., Chicseo;
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Third e4eaL lQtssA Nam - JsApnu, KesAek. Iowa
u1Ll 10 Rssesrn and Southern nGshaags .
w bsst saAee.s@sv KS ssse.@zss
(U-EtsistAtssntion GivsR 20 eoliectiOas, aad pre-
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usAi baskiss faSiiisiss srs.tsA 70 es'
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Z. u. 0axk, Dodgs Co, - !"
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npgr, Mitssbssxcr = Co.. Hznksss. s,. Lsuis.
JcbA Y. Anderon Co,
aiiincre n1thsrson, Cincinnati.
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.roR BILLS or LApISG, APPLY TO
NEAL, ABHOTA CO.,
yIn0lk HILLYER, No. Broad Street
b. BROOKE VIEW PORK
LOUIS FoNTAINE,
Mark packages, "Nssl, Abbot 4 Co.'S Kxprcss.'
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NEAL, ABBOT co. ,.......,.....New York, 49,.
WILLIAMS, TANNER 4 Co, Buffalo, r'o 70
TANNER, ANDREWS l. Co., Chicago, spscsal Agts,
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The 0ass Oisy sagasnsi the wsria |!
kookuk I11sssoao Mandatory.
II. &C. Orr

8 now manufacturing AAttrsssss of every dsscrip-
sion, ,Epis~l spring, Carried lair, woolca. Feiting
Csttaa. Mos, 1lssA, ehsck, and straw, u the host
quality. Pillows and bolsters u al ktnds. Also
Comforts and 16athcrs.
Hotel and StsaahsAt orders psomptly stssn6ea 70,
and ~ nisles mansfactured or sold 1t my estsb-
iish1At viii he edcrcd ut fair terms, and warrant
ID. IchallsnGc tAspsodsstiou Of superior work u
any estAblishnent of The kind In the western coun
try. You respectfully iavitsa 10 call snA exam
inc specimens al my work. Warsroom corner o
Fourth street and Exchange.
have in Operations newly Invested and exp ensiv
machinery, which snsbics 10 rnanaf acture bet
tcf work, ~ more liberal faAcs, thsa inferior wor
: other wise mauafsosured oan he sAsrded Tor. Maj,
rial FOR Bedding ETC prepared by machinery IL m
uniformly and perfectly prepared, and the wor
far superior IN quality.
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JUST ItECEIyEu.

A Tthe sign Of the Biz ahae. on Main Street, near
"A corner ef I'd. another invoice Of asat's, La
dies, Misscs and Childrcn's wear, mprising all
the new styles af the season, and to which constant
addtiousarc being made by fresh arrivals. The re-
mainder Of the stock purchased from the late firm
of Odell Aatlsss, win clcse cost and be-
low coat, in order to make for other goods not
on the way. All persons Wishing bargain, In our
line, are requested 10 call aud examine FOR them
selves We win also make tn order at the shortsst
notice, ell kinds Of gentlemen and Ladies wear
from the hsst material and In the ataststylc good
a. heinE guarantcea In all eeses.
| myl6d uUISkAMp L MATLESS
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A NO wish " make fer our new stock, toar-
IA rive on thc nrst boat, will dispose of tho re-
mainder Of tbs stock bought from Mr.. Duke 1t and
below cost.
We will be glad 10 see oil who wish bargains n
Boots and Shoes. T.J KLLIoTT 4 CO.
mch13d
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M Makers, having engaged as part
nsrs in the aAcvs badness in ali It's
branshss, would rRpsetfuily solicita
share OF puhlle pA1soaAee.
B N. y. AL srdses pepmptly attended t., and our
work warranted 70 eive entire sasisfassios. Shop
Blcndsau Street, bstussn 5th snd 9Th sts, Ksokuk,
lows. septl 7da
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sHir DAILY vRox rIxn 2, EAST RIVER, xKw York.

MsrcAandse Tronspsr'cs 10 all psrts ef fss Wssf and
S3ath-WsR
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. On Johnson Steoet, between lst and Cd.
DY o'BHlAN . CO. Having per- 80
- 1 K.s:s n.e:ss'y .s .:s.sl.,ass = ams. o..;iv.
Ne vsry bsst naAasiAl Tor she man
skastsrs - Carriages, Duegies, 0igs and Hacks,
We are peepassd ~ make ali articles in eur line,
IN ths very best syls and Of the choicest material
% fsaseaabls terms and prompt notice.
MAy -, is5S--dly
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NO rsASs-snIrxrsr BET. NEW YoRK BUFFALO

FOR FREIGHT, Apply TO
NEAL, ABBOT 4 Co.,
p. S. BROOKE, 30 IS Broad strsef
VIRGIL HILLYER, srW YORK.
LOUIS F0NTAINE,
Tsept3e-dl
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(14n4 tessd - ceas ssss.s. Fort Md
&1sexsgs tsksn 70 asd mon boats frss ss
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~ ~ PA0ER, -. D., Phytisiea - 6aegssa
". cnse With D.. wynan. Aainstrost, bs1usas 10
aG1& sDssss. asy-.
H - - V66S. y. D., - - 7
D4Y0HAN and Surgeon. Once on roasth-ss.
4s4Rtysa 1aaA aa> JsAssea ST., kOkuks tsvs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-15
THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TELEGRAPHED EXCLUSIVELY
TO tbs
EVANSVILLE DAHL Y JOURNAL
The George Law Arrived.

New YORK, june Ism.
The steamIr George Law has arrived. She
connected at tho 1sthmus with the sonora.
which brought down nearly two millions and
a half in treasure. Passed the Golden Age.
bound up, with New York passengers of May
9Th. On I'd Of June passed the Golden Gate,
with mails of the 21st.
ming of the Sd of June. Ships Independence
and st. Mary's. are off Havana. The Wa
bash is off Aspinwall.
Intelligence from San Juan del Norte. re-
lates that over one hundred of Walkers men
are at that place destitute and sick.
The principal consignees of treasure, per
George Law, are Drexel & Co. 1914 900; Dun
can, Sherman e. Co., $4,000 Rowland &
Aspmwall $4,000 Robert Halter IL Co.
t2O0, 900; Wells, Fargo & Co. 400, 900.
1t was reported at Panama, that the Chin
cha Islands are to be placed under the joint
protection Of England and France.
Lima dates of May 9th, received at Pana-
ma, say that the revolution in Peru has been
ended.
vivanco is at Arequipa with a small force,
but no means.
to the government on the 10th of April. and
was anchored Mt Callao.
The U. s. Sloop of War John Adams, was
at Chincha.
A letter from the correspondent of the Pa
mama Star, dated at Lima, May 18th, says
'the convention has closed its second session
on the question of the English and French
protectorate of the Chineha Islands. The
convention votes to-day, and their vote is
expected TO be favorable.n
The British frigate Satellite sailed from
Callao for Vancouver's Island, her comman-
der having been commissioned by the English
government to settle. in conjunction with the
United States Commissioner, the boundary.
The Panama Star expresses strong fears
that Gen. w alker in conformity with threats
made by him after his capture, will return
with another army of fillibusters to the 18TH
mus, and regrets that Gen. Mora did not bind
him and his officers, in the terms of eapitula-
ton never again to put their feet in Central
America.
No news from California of general import
ance.
The papers give details Of the massacre of
Crabbe and his party, which seems to have
been attended by incidents of unusual cru
city. Crabbe himself was led out alone tied
with his arms behind HIM to post, and then
Tiddled with an hundred bullets.
The excitement in California over the mas
sacre seems to be intense, and it is feared
some general plan of revenge against the
Mexicans will be undertaken.
The mines were yielding largely.
Business not much improved, and but little
change in prices. Money market and stocks
quiet.
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THE RIVER commenced rising at this point
yesterday morning and is now coming up
rapidly. A rise of five or six feet is ex-
pected.
~ We are indebted to the Fanny Bullitt
for New Orleans papers of the sth inst.
~ Thanks to the Alvin Adams for full
files of Louisville papers of Friday.
~ We are under obligations to Messrs
Smith and De'Hart of the Fashion for late
st. Louis papers.
.g- The packet for Louisville this morn
ing is the Southerncr, in charge of Captain
Triplett.
~ A beautiful new ferry boat, the Peos-
ia, destined for the waters of the Upper Mis-
siisippi. passed down on Saturday.
-. The lcvee presented barren appear
ance on Saturday. EVERYTHING was dull on
Water street. The Statesman from Louis
vile had a very light trip.
CoLLIsroN.--The steamer Fashion and
Aida came in collision, on Thursday last
between Smithland and Paducah, in which
the Aida was sunk, with large barge
which she had in tow. The Fashion is re-
ported by her officers, to have been holding
her course down the river near the lllinoi:
shore. when she discovered the Aida com
ing, almost at right angles across the river
towards her. The shock was so great tina
the Aida sunk to her boiler deck almost in
stantly, and the barge went down in few
minutes. The Fashion rounded too immedi
ately, and took the passengers and hands
from the hurricane roof Of the steamer anC
from the barge just as the latter disappeared
under water. Two ladies who had jumped
overheard were rescued from the river; for
tunately no lives were lost. The Aida wa:
worth about IS 900. The Fashion suffered
no damage, except the destruction of part o
her guard.
STEAMER BLAcK HAWK SUNK.-A CORES
pondent informs Us that the little steamboat
Black Hawk, which passed down last Friday
sunk at Little Rock" in the Wabash. Sh
is in about eight feet water, and will prob
ably be raised. She is an old boat, an
worth about $1,000 Tinoenaes San.
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AUCTION & AUCTIONEERS.
Nv ORDINANCE to amend an ordinance
passed My 7thlS47, concerning" .iaefiOH d
t,t1f;ooeers - D1Ssed H1U 1871 1S5-

Nv ORDLN1NCE To amend an ordinance
passed Nay 7tAls47, eoneerniag" -4acfio" d
4aucfioneers," passed Hay 18Th 1857.
Every auctioneer licensed under the provisions Of
the ordinance Of which this i amendment, shall on
or before the las ay Of each month hle in the office
value of the merchandise, vehicles and livestock be-
longing To others than the citizens OF Evansville,
which have been consigned or delivered To them dur
ing slid month for sale at auction otherwise.
The City Clerk, upon receipt OF which statement,
shall enter upon the tax duplicate, for the current wear
on page he reserved for that purpose, the amount
thus reported In the of the auc.oneer reporting
the and shall charge and assess thereon the same
rate of taxation assessed upon the personal property
of others for such year, and shall ut report said
entry and the amount assesse.in Writing tn the City
duplicate in his possession, and shall proceed 10 col
lect from such acOneer the tax thus assessed in the
same manner az other taxes are collected.
ANY auctioneer who shall fail to make any report
provided for Nv this orinance at the time above spec
flied shall for each oence.he fined in any not less
than fifteen dollars than fifty dollars and
for anv second or subsequent failure TO make such
monthly report, in addition to suciShne, the Common
council may in their discretion revoke the license gan
tel to such aucti0neer.
The price Of license under this ordinance, shall
from and aferthe publication hereof shall he one hun
dred dollars for year, and sixty dollars tor sN
months or any shorter period, and all license granted "a
auctionecrs shall expire the first Monday in August
and no license shall he transferable.
Approved by Common touncil,
Attest JOHN lIEWS0N, Mayor,
WELL II. WALKER, City Clerk.
NolkSbOte copy my3Olmod
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Gen. Walker at Washington.

A number of gentlemen have been intro
ddced to Walker during the day, in his pri-
vate apartments. He denies his object in
coming to Washington was to see the Presi-
dent, and says his business il especially in
New York, for which city he leaves in few
days
Utah affairs occupy the attention of the
Cabinet to-day. The arrival Of Philip Frank
Thomas, who has been designated for Cover
nor of Utah, is daily expected. In event OF
his acceptance the indications are thai
Col. Cummings, having once declined, is now
an applicant, and will be appointed.
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River and Weather by Telegraph

OF. LOCIs, JuHc 1o-h.
River still rising slowly. Missouri coming
up rapidly. The rise Is said to be from head
waters. Illinois and Upper Mississippi fall
ing, with about six feet in the former and
four to five on bars in the latter.
The severest storm of the season COM
menced here about eight o'clock last evening,
and continued all night. Rain fell in tor
rents with almost incessant thunder and
lightning.
PITTsBURG, June 13-M.
River eighteen feet six inches and ut q
stand. Raining hard.
CINCINNATI, June 13-M.
A great deal Of rain has fallen at intervals
during the day-now cloudy. River falling.
LOUISVILLE, June I'm.
River six feet six inches in the canal and
stationary.
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CITY ORDER.

At meeting Of the City Council held on the evening
Of the I'D inst the following order unanimously
passed tO-wit:
fARDERED that the owners Of lots fronting on both
W sides OF Leet street extending from Water street
to First street ay down good plan se walk of proper
width along both sides of said beet Street from First o.
Water street within ten DAYS after the publication OF
this Notice, and in default thereof the stpet Commits
sioncr is instructed % perform said work Snd the costs
and expenses accong thereby will he applied to and
cOllectedhy sale Of said Lot or so much thereof as viii
satisfy said lien and costst.
BY Order Of Common Council.
WE'LL III. WALKER, Clerk.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

At meeting Of the Common Council held on the
~ evening Of the 18th inst, the following order
unanimously passed, tO-wit;
Ordered that the OF property fronting Fourth
street and extending between Fulton Avenue and
Market street. cause good brick sidewalk Of proper
width be laid down in said pa of said Fourth street
and also place down good curbinC along said brick
pavement on said described street. said work TO lie done
within thirty DAYS after the publication OF this notice
and i'm default thereof the Street Commissioner Is d
recte to perform said work, and the cost and expense:
accruing thereby will i've applied too and collected by
sale of said property much i'll satisfy sail
lien and costs.
WELL ii. WALKER, Clerk.
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New Orleans Market.
New ORLEANS, June 12-P.

NEW OkLEANs, JUNG I--P' nj.
Cotton sales to-day 700 bales, 1873 for Mid
ding Orleans; sales of the week, 5000 bales;
receipts last week, 5000 bales; stock at this
year 239 900 ba.es. Receipts at all Southern
ports less than last year, 549, 900 bales. Su-
gar dull. Flour advancing, at 80. Mixed
corn s5c. Pork very dnl1. Rio coffee 1O@
1914, sales of the week 5000 bags. Lard, in
barrels, 15z. Stock of coffee at this por.
IL, 900 bags. Freights stagnsnt. Exchange
on London 10. Exchange On \. Y. a.
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Arrival of the Empire City.

The steamer Empire City, from Havana,
has arrived. There is but little news. Santa
Anna is still looked for daily. There is no
epidemic at Havana. Sugar dull and IN
changed. Exchange heavy-on n. Y. 40
AZ discount. The Empire City brings $50
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New York Market.

New YORK, June 1S-M.
Flour firm: $500 bbls sold. Wheat quiet;
only 500 bushels sold. Corn heavy; 1000
bushels sold; prices nominal. Provisions
firm. Stocks dull
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Memphis, from Memphis to Cincinnati
Fashion, from ST. Louis to Louisville.
Alvin Adams, from Louisville to st. Louis.
J. W. Cheesnan, from Cincinnati to st. Louis.
Northerner, from Louisville to Memphis.
James Wood from st. Louis to Pittsbury.
Peosta, from Cincinnati to Dunleith.
Argonaut, from st. Louis to Gin.
Statesman, from Louisville to Henderson and back
John Gault, from Nashville to Louisville.
Prairie Rose, from Gin to Keokuk.
+. Built, from New Orleans to Louisville.
Highfyer, from St. Louis to Louisville.
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Gen. Walker.

WASHINGTON, June 15-M.
Gnn. Walker has paid visit of courtesy
merely, to the President, who kindly receiv-
ed him. He dimes this afternoon with Sc
lect number Of friends.
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Political.

Concord, n. H., juno 13-M.
The Legislature has elected Clark, Repub
Iean, to the U. 5. Senate, by a vote of 100
against les for Walls, Democrat.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, June 13-x.
Flour held more firmly and without sales
Receipts moderate. Whisky opened at2s 4
the demand is large. Provisions unchan-
ged. Oats declining.
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Liquor Law Cases.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., June 13-M.
Two convictions under the new liquor law
have been carried to the Supreme Court, on
exceptions.