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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-10

INF 4Nd4iA OdO'
- g;sas;sE7 -
IMPOREANT CHANGE OF TIME.
NN Nad after Monday, Juiy 3. iei, Traas N F,'n As
LEAvF CLEVELAND:
$500 NJ Man Trsn stopping at I'll way Stations. .rrss
VI. aud WieciiGS ' 4, KS ':I'e'' IT. 80
s;0o II Es!sss Train stapTiaf st Leis'n EaE,s
EnSvilr' fclioE CiGSs, aud al star!o;.s aoovs
wheeling at 7:s5 p. NJ.
connsetiSs At iiison for Cayah"sa F. ASlan
and MlleTs6urgh-
LEAVE PITTsBunGn:
Express Train, stopping wellsvie, Steubcn-
vile, ami points bel"~ StsubenN lie; arrives at
Clevciand
9:4o Mail Train, stops all Stations except Ham.
Ter, Moultse ma Winchester; arrives ai Cigve-
land nj at 1;cS p NJ s5s%beny'Ile at ls:tS P NJ.
Sac NJ Express Train a! all Stations e>rer; New
burg; nTriIts | at Cleveland at SS g. I Sr HsE
vile At 6:25 P NJ aud Wheeling at 7''i p NJ.
LEAVE naIpGEPoRr, OPPOSITE wHtEIlNC:
IIauulonlis, New Salisbury, SUI mitvil!c. East Ro.
CHESTER Moul,rie and Winchester; arrives at
Pittshurgh a; 1880 2. NJ, and Cleveland at i:5
s.54 ixrsss Train stopping at Way stations, except
Deep Run. Portland, Rush Iun, Jeddo, sleans
asroa SE S[, a's Sao SS and SaSbar @ anIrs m
Pit,sfurgli at I:i5 p. ~, aud Cleveland at 935
Accommodation Train leaves 500 A. NJ; stops
II Way Stations, and arrives Cleveland ~ !l A. NJ
Accommodation Bridgepor: st 40 l.. NJ, fer
Wrilsviie, stopping at all Way Stations
made b al Through Train. Ks fol!oEs
At Pittsburgh, with Pennsylvania Railroad, FOR fhiladel-
phIa, Baltimore, New York apd Bnstou.
At Cleveland, with Trains and stea'artS Tor Toledo De-
Chicago and the North Vest also i0F Erir, Du;kFk
Buffalo, SiaSarI Fails, and Canada.
ubrnvlle aud cair. with tile StcuSenvllc aud Inti.
Central O!:iU karUau- CddI CUrIINCtoTI
ark arresvilc, Zan,svIe, wilingt"u Lancaster Column
IA nuti. Indie
ti Wic|inE, WitiI Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. for
Cumbcrlanj Harpers Ferry, baltimore, and Washington
City.
eY-Iccn1 and Through Tickets be procured at the
- rous oiccs ie, also at Union Ticket Ohts
To,i,e e ty. weliar, AMI at Iar Ento" "iee 81 Su-
suit. 0Fisc c. r. Railroad, J. DURAND, supt.
Cl.xrlnnd. JnlE 20. lel.. jyll-Lt
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Founded 1852.

NAITIMutE, NJ II
rms INSTITUTION i, II n"si = ata aor,
rc.sar, o'ain 'Rrfer apartments io' ;!'" 'c-
oD noIat CO t il r'a-i' iwms,' u stu'iie' repre-
.rtrc rvaTl every STAT -. ItC CEior.
il, - .s,., lu .!:p. ia liz. cy. Tr ccinmoLi.
Tie .iNauta-s> a., t'rl,'. A.ry a!sr", To touHs men
Il. swing L. quality ih.t,,s irulur! tot III, various iu-
ii. # IN. C.,ru :. lno'r, .t.':s |h"T""6 H"c-
TIA! BwAi,ss Education g,uera!!y are mnsHriassed IN
nv rIltculsr - UI s.u,r establishment Il. s= United
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-10
WHEELING VA. MONDAY MORNING
TRANSPORTATION.
Pittsburgh & Wheel

ing Railroad.
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CITY BUSINESS.
GOLDEN BEE HIVE, STORE

EiE, .IA:t "a "a OhEt,
EIAL ND W!N!!'3 1'RlHr
SNTOSF 4: THuWas ,I.,es. IN s:..s5.sci,, ,hnt
- they are no" .' F,". &c: lL.r -i SAL s,.d
nry 4 octs. Varieties nmd MIIiImcr, Csuoa.,
",'h. ddt, a. Iae.E ''r' ,Svs, Ill s"s, t. pre-
'"ni :" tll' i1lG!," tHarr t5t:
100000 w O&TiI OF GOODS,
Ring ilg I.-E>I MuST DESIRAut.g stock snd
ever cfsr"d to lt.c rd0l,e
cafps: @ G s @ ;' il he s 5l, .sa, tSsS liz: @ S s
~ TsS ASS osa ,'ns ~ O. IE'S LaTs suitable tos "
rsliy .hey iayi'e III, s,ca,toa NJ ,.s TsadC.
heavy ~ lnis 9 Cni,ol. FaE-s: t;i Ss+
ss ii iree;Is IRON shs importers sG Ssnrss
p:>'S IN So," ic.s; h"S aGS .sucan,s
&c "s5 S.h S"ysys ,t'hSE b! 'hy PIECE +: GETAIJ
To ;hs ;ls!r rapidly ifcres s. Trade ,ly
haTe 1' Sld az mAEhG ample ArrahF.r7chts ~ furnish
tie PTelS vi" one ei iS lrs' selected ''aAi 9: goods
In lbs s., ;.ss! 4. r.sy ss te4eN fully
l,ygO Frelch MvripU,s, CasAtueI.s, DeubA
4 sGli ar o Tie itsftsst Paaicd, 0mbi, ;G4.ss sn
in sir'Esl cash:aSs%; g, IND .-!RIort'st.
sjaoS ~, Giagsrl T=Ia.-s r.A.nr- sl. rs., aG.
CO,uuJ ' q >csSInricI,.S tie sf,s, lint Il
American Wn"sns a Cotton EoCl@ kv;: ty any s!iail4-
They have : their Wh slew t, rsssr cs.&,
trade S; ~ e PuOic that ~ Effort 'ilr j.sIt
Hall be wanting 10 ~ ase.
1hey 'S.l Satiaeat ,Iat t!,ey can a,iu:,a- I,
!r'1st Ct'h hss,- cNccrd rruEc in ;'e Wet; 4: Ia
the United states. SoiTcuhl show sOudSoods
CEr.. Hotels and Fuel- ipr customers.
s59S Always on !.rni, Pr:nt Live Geesr Fra,tcrs.
ESC6rg,,;Ts :, s-1.,., -MANUFACTURk
!, Sr.s... %! !; ~! HUUEk ITEkls itEt;.
Writing Ilu1d.
,INCr -ul,sf,G: FILA t.Iere The pubic
, now acsTiv S9 years Il has %e; ests;sntI ysIbus 10
cid Fluid.
DGris Le past year twenty tlouF1t 9AI sud pit bot
lee together Ei sm lirr s,es M pave E.SB add
bankers merchants IN Cc,uat. Louisville, PITS
nreh bUSl9 Cleveland, DttrUE TErrE Beuir Lpay
mceEn'o iudauappis, EvHuaTlc, Frankfort; LeSiaBS.i
'SslT!e &cnPar - Louie NIrkfturs, jAckrou, hstcLr
ad New Orleans j. has a!S0 been aOHr IN the S:sta Do
'lrtmvn;s OF kentucky, T"nurEsr ami Mi---sra ltlsA
AIKEN tlrSc hrst C!aS' nI!Uhs MvrLGuut a;iuteG
!cinaii at LoU4vIlle, rad four Diplomas PrEe Mr
ais at state Fairs held last RE SeR fU,A Ohio, Indians
cd Illinois.
The following rcaita bSnNese &c, l1 NairE hrE-
tior" usiH %rEold ;gish Irs, have purchased j.
re Book. Zee rVrr's Writing Eiui!:
Northwestern EEnk HiSgn!a: Merchants MsA.uIcsI
'ank OF Wheeling; Rank OF Wheeling; CrercrGt
s Company County CerE Ohio Culay :sl:i,.Al Telr-
rarh Ua,ss; Baltimore oh:r A..ruad O:Lce, 3.CLGIo
oule; Kelly Holloway Co.; iIgsHe!l stfer Gordon
iaic"S Co.; 7. Sweeney GUU; DOaHe Cowgirl; Ott
Boyd; how'd u;; 0iTtr Fryer Jas a. lFou Co; Laab-
tiu GilbrTsen * Co: PrrSF.
For sale =: IlanutS c:urvEr Is!cs1 by
os3o IAMBDIN. GIIRRRsns CO.
" nlchC4, ACWcIry DIINrrWnd 6.IUIti - uRr,
CtOCEB, \ q. &C.
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TERMS.

rgIry-Corner of Main and Quincy streets
--Entrance from Quincy st.
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c. L. BROMN.

UIchCA, ACVCIry DIIVcrWnCI 64INItd - IA
(ioCEH, Ia. &C.
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SITUATIONS GUARANTEED
TUTTIc N FREB
UMMER ARRAN EMEN IT S


no THOSE WHO ENTER NIY STIrCTE. or REMIT
4 S5pI, aiEi thus secure HCAHANIk IkE SCHOLAR
SillIS, tic before the LIST day ot sept
upon completing Thorough Of np"n" Eu'ry hook
brvpug its Colatt.. Branches lucrative
lOymrut ia Commercial Bu King Houses Accountant.
within ninety dag after their rraduEtIvu, else they will
be ndymnihed to the full anoun; Of tc paid for tut
tOu, ana thus rrHiize
Free Tuition. or Lucrative Situations.
GTHGunt,5 from ;!S Institution filling r.spnnsi
hle positions Caslis. Book keepers and
Railroad unc Clerks, i different SECTIONS Of tEe country
and heinz rrrirrgi by business Graluncs OF
other Mercantile Col Hence tic above uupara!
ylet Inducements which nothn2 ht tie great superiority
my instruct ami crc-e iIHi"I's Ci "! iGGrns vr
l.>iii,sS liit would W;,rrstt.
Tic fTiUciPGi af th;s Institution LcS Jeea IrHctcG
cc.usmt Io, len. period ihGn any 0hte' IruchrT
Address the auUs ned for f,:rttrr particulars
lnyW vs. VI 81 d s.h.N(s H:aE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

OF The steamer Fashion will be down to-
morrow for st. Louis and way-places. The
Fashion with Capt. Reed in commend and
Messrs. Smith and De Hart in the office, is
winning for herself deserved popularity.
Passengers bound down, will be sure to wait
for the Fashion.
THE RIVER is no at stand, with nine feet
on the bars between this point and Cairo
Boats leave for the South with barges in tow,
and experience considerable difficulty in cross
ing Cottonwood"
CT The Hungarian took on a lot Of pro-
duce at the levee on Saturday. Freights are
plenty. but the low water prevents boats from
taking on full cargoes.
OF The David Gibson lies hard aground on
Cumberland bar. On Friday the officers had
abandoned all hopes of getting her of until a
rise in the river. She is crowded with pas
sengers who are contentedly waiting for a
moving of the waters"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
"Up-Town Esq. In Town.


The ..LIrrs".-Our citizens are seriously threatened
with the lifts" an affection heretofore supposed to exc
list only among horses. An individual with machine
isomew hat resembling exhausiing pump, perambu-
sss our Streets and affords those who In pursuit oil
knowledge, opportunity, for the valuable consdera
ton of cents. of asccrainng the exact number OF
wild eats they are aLe to whip, AMI carrysout This
Is way OF making a living.
Mons Musc, JouS.-Again, the dulcet strains OF the
hand organ the morning air, grees our ears,
and women aud children and dogs delighted, a.
so 10 the vagaboud musician when thre.cent pieces
and half dimes shower down upon Him as the reward
of his industry But alas, for the heavenly maid, when
enters the wrahfu lord Of creation. and gently assists
the astonshed courer OF Erao to remove in haste MS
locality. grinding is another way of making
living.
NPIt Is Known that a notorious thief, gambler and
burglar hat arrived, and will probably remain with us
20 long rs he can make it profitable. IL seemsas II
Rtshsyte about lie favored with concentration
OF vagabonds and outlaws.
q p Aspects portend lively season among build
ers Already number OF substantial blocks are under
way AMI ngemenis observed, for large num-
Der of houses in different parts of the city.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23

The New APPoRTIoNMENT LAW appears to
be satisfactory in the main to all parties
Some Of the Republicans think there is an I'M
fairness in placing Crawford and Orange togeth-
er, with only 1868 polls, and uniting Harri-
son and Washington in one Senatorial Dis
trct with GLIB polls by which the Democrats
make two certain Democratic districts; when
by placing Crawford and Harrison together
with 1894 polls; and Washington and Orange
together with 5l57 polls, there would have
been probably one Democratic and one oppo-
sition. Taking the vote for Governor in Octo-
Der as the strength Of the parties in the vari.
rious counties, the New Albany Tribune cal
cuates that the Democrats have so arranged
the districts as to secure &c Senators and a
small majority Of the Representatives. But
no estimate can be made Of the relative
strength OF parties two years hence.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23

Senator Douglas influence with the
new administration, does not appear to be in
the ascendency. His father-in-law was the
prominent candidate for the place of the Sec
cond Auditor. in the Treasury Department
His pretsnsions were supported by the sigma
lures of twenty eight Senators, and by the ac-
tive exertions of Douglas, but the place was
given to Mr.. Cobb's nephew, Philip Clayton.
Such disappontments will be apt to ergcnder
bitter opponents.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23
The Prssid and the omos-seckers,

WASHINGTON, March y ---Sickes, Houck,
and many others OF New York, had long in
terviews with the President this morning,
relative to appointments in that State. The
door was then thrown open to more than one
hundred persons in waiting, including a
fresh Maryland delegation. Large numbers
rushed up, and hurriedly put their papers in
to the Presidents possession. While others
contented themselves with merely shaking
his hand The President excused himself
by saying that he would listen to them all,
separately. were it in his power, but the Cab
met would meet in a few minutes They
would, he said, have before it, one of the
most important subjects ever brought to the
attention of the government in this country.
He said he had just received the resignation
OF Gov. Geary, 10 take place on the 10Th
inst, and that time is past, hence he remark
ed, you see it is impossible for me, gentle
men, to attend to your cases now.
The following among other officers assign
ed to the steamer Niagara, have been ordered
to report to Navy Department on the 1st OF
April Capt. Hodgsen Leuts North, Todd,
Gust, Wells. McCaully, Whiting. and Ken
non; Surgeons Palmer and assistant Surgeons,
Lynch and Washington; Purser Eldridge,
chief Engineer, Everett.
Col. Wheeler, who held the commission OF
Minister to Nicaragua ever since the cessation
of diplomatic intercourse recently resigned.
John A. McClelland Of Illinois has been re-
commended by prominent politicians of that
State for mission to Russia.
Report prevailed at Panama, that Minister
Bowiin and Commissioner Morse, had de-
manded passports in consequence of New
ment of the question of Panama massacre.
The Chinese at Canton, captured the Amer
lean Cutter. There is also great uneasiness
felt concerning the fate OF 40 United States
sailors who went to the river for supplies, but
had not returned.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23

OF The sapient "locals" in the State have
written that winter fingered in the lap of
Spring" We are pleased to state that winter
seems to be sliding out of springs lap" and
we have warm sunshine and bright days once
more. In the vicinity of Memphis the fruit
trees Of every variety, are in bloom, and the
forests are beginning to put on their bright
array. Here the fruit with few exceptions
has been killed. and we have nothing to an
ticipatc but warm weather.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23

OF Bear in mind that on Thursday the
question Of annexation with Lamasco Is to be
settled. We do not expect that the measure
will meet with opposition from any quarter,
but we would like to see full vote approving
the agreement drawn up by the committee
appointed for the purpose. The annexation
is eminently calculated to advance the inter-
ests of all parties, and 10 much towards hast
enins the day, when our Crescent City" will
be the qeen Of the Ohio valley.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23
BORT of Gpansuille.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

DELTA, from New orlean, to Cincinnati.
DAVID WHITE, from n. Orleans TO Louisville.
GRAND TURK, from ST. Louis to Pitisburg.
LEBANON, from Cincinnati to Ksokuk.
w. J. MACLAY, from st. Louis TO Pitisburg.
SHENANGo, from st. Louis TO Pittsburg.
DUNLIETH, from W aba sh to Cincinnati
FASHION, from S Louis to Louisville.
T. SCOTT, from Nashville TO Pittsburg.
HUNGARIAN, from Cincinnati New Orleans.
PRAIRIE ROSE, from Pittsburg TO st. Louis.
DEFENDER, FIR I'M ST. Louis to Cincinnati.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23

o. The City Council meets to night. We
arc informed that many Of the City Fathers
are willing to take upon themselves the task
Of governing the city another year, and will
therefore be candidates for re election. Their
term Of office is drawing to close.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23

OF We understand from reliable source
that steps are being taken to establish amongst
US young Mems Christian Union.' This
Is the only city Of any prominence in the West,
which does not contain an association Of this
kind, and we are glad to see our young men
moving in the matter.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23
NEW ORLEANS MARKET

NEW ORLEANS. March 21--Cotton market TO-DAY
nrner Sales of 500 bales sales for the week IL 0O
Bales Receipts for the week $3.50 bales being 5UC
more Than corresponding weeks last year. decrease
Ia receipts of cotton at all Southern ports has
reiched 5000 bales compared with last year. Suga
hrn. Flour steady. Pork buoyant at s23 50. Lard
orl>A AZ ~ else. Coffee continues steady at IL q
ilsc Tor Rio. Sales for the week 5000 bags agains
~ 5OO nj the same time last year.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23
Fire in DAYTON, Ohio.

DAYTor, March 21.---The warehouse of
Robt. Chambers, was destroyed by fire last
night, loss $1,000. Partially insured. Fire
caught in Collectors office, in second story
Books and papers entirely destroyed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23
BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
Washington Items.

washington, March 2l.---Calilornia ap.
pointments considered in Cabinet, but not
National Hotel will be closed
tomorrow, owing to the bad repute of the
from the prevalent disease.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23
Additional Foreign News.

Richardson, Spence &c Co., quote breai-
stuffs exceedingly dull. Wheat 1@2s lower,
choice Southern red wheat Sa9s. Cd. Ohio
flour, extra at auction 30a3ls Cd. New beef
wanted at full prices; old, nominal. Cotton
prices barely maintained.
The London Times, says war between
Spain and Mexico is inevitable.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23

0~TThe Lafayette Courier claims that the
Postoiiice in that city produces a larger reve-
nue. to the government than any other POST
Office in Indiana. That may be, but we have
the most accommodating Postmaster.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23

o. by reference to our dispatches, it will
be seen that the Memphis packet, Belfast, has
been sunk by running aground at Island 66.
She was q new boat, and cost near $4,000.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23
CINCINNATI Market.

CINcISsArI, March 2l.-ProvisoDs dull, very little
doing, aud there Is no essential change in prices.
which, however, are tn lat extent nominal Bacon
sides offered freely AT lie. bargains. Bulk meat
neg ected and prices omnal. Nothing TRANSFERRED i'm
Lard. Flour opened with good demand and closed
nominal under the news from New York. Whisky
22sc with sales of lij bills. Blower seed has dceIin-
Ell 10 % p; Timothy 10 s.. Groceries unchanged
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23
PHILADELPHIA MARKET

PuILApELPHI., Mach 2l.-Cloyer seed has advanced
with sales OF s0o bushels at s9@y - per 81 lbs Timo
ths sales at 50 80 Flour dull and lower. 20gU bills of
Western Extra sold ut SO 1895 % per bbis. Wheat
unchanged, sales OF Red at 81 Is: White at 81 SO
l 60c Corn less active; yellow 81 Soc, old G5
a.Oc. Oats ia demSnd at 4sc per bushei. Groceries
and Provisions 10 change. Whsk, limited enquiry at
% q12.e.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23
River and Weather BIZ telegraph.

ST.. LOUIS, March 21.--- River still receding
here. Weather cool, clear and pleasant, sew
eral boats aground above and below. The
Missouri is in very bad condition, only 30
incLes on bars. Illinois stationary with fair
boating stage: Upper Mississippi continues
to fall.
Loss Of the Steamer Belfast.
LOUISVILLE, March 21.--River at stand,
4 feet 8 inches in the canal. Steamer Belfast
from New Orleans to Memphis, grounded at
Island GO, and broke in two, boat total loss.
Insured here for So, 900.
PITTSBURGH, March 21--River IL feet 4
inches, stationary. Weather clear and mild
CINCINNATI. March H.. River rising slow.
ly, about feet water in the channel Wealth.
er clear and cold.
o. A master mariner, who went to sea
four years ago, leaving his wife at Springfield
Illinois, returned recently to find her married
to another man. He had been shipwrecked
on n distant coast, and she believed him to
be dead. In the presence OF the two hus.
bands the wife decided to cling to the Sc
cOnd.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23

OF The Greencastle Banner says that the
Indiana Asbury University is rapidly assum-
ing its wonted prosperity.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23

CINCINNATI, March 2l.-Myers. Chairman
of the Democratic Executive Committee OF
this county, has been appointed Collector OF
this PJIt and Franklin Link, Postmaster.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23

OE To-day several Of our citizens start for
Kansas, some to remain there, and others to
see the country.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23
COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEw YORK, March al.-Flour, sales 10000 bbls.,
10, 0aio and Southern have advanced > cents: sales
at 1906 &C. Wheat unsettled. sales 600 bushels
White 81 4SS 69c aud Red 81 JUc Corn heavy, sales
$4,000 bushels. Provisions firm. Pork Grm. Chicago
packed beef Ice. Lard steady at liltc Bacon arm
IL 16lii{c. Hams lie lie. Butter Il q l9c. Whisky
axe. Coffee firm I0lsta,lI.c.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23

0TWe understand that Judge Delana r.
Ecles, of Putnam county, Ind, is to be ap-
pointed Governor of Utah.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
R E PO r T /.

TO THE MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL OF EvASsviLLk'
VoUR Committee, appointed to confer with similar
Committee appointed by the trustees oil the Town oil
Lamasco City, report some plan Of king said town
to said city, beg to report the out committee
have consulted together and to TO the
Common Council OF Evansville well as to the Pres
identand Trustees Of the town Of Lamasco Cy,the al
option OF agreement. a copy Of which Is herewith
submitted. JOHN HEWSON, Chm,
u. " FOSTER,
CONRAD BAKER.
COMMITTEE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION!

HUST received and will be sold auction ut Auc
se tion Rooms regular sale days large and
assortment Dry Goods Notions AMI fancy articles
consisting in part of Brown and Beached Sheeting and
Shirags. Sat1ets Casimeses. Coang Flannes Blankets
Jeans. Hosinz. Gloves Mits. Spool Thfeads, Lincys
Mcrine,. Shsxls, Scsrenders. &C.. &c.
ALsO-rables and Pocket Cutlery Jewelry and Watches
Cloths and Hair Brushes sney Soaps Razors Needles
AecordsoEs and Of fancy art ele 20 nuer-
uoyI Auctioueers,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23
MADAME HAHN

EDESPECTFULLY informs the dies of Evansville and
vicinity that she received and is
ing her spring stock Of
A Il S M L l. \ + Il
Comprising fell and elegant assortment of Ladies' Dress
Hats Bonnets Ribbons Flowers Head Dresses. Caps. Wells.
Mitts Collars Cheietts together with most articles
peranine the This entire stock is of the best
haish anuftcure fabric and elegance
style surpassed by stock ia this ine in the city,
NJ. An examination is respectfully in yited. mhI-3m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23
TO PORK HOLDERS.

t4YYA THE subscriber having completed ~ -.
<|xE<, an immense SMOKE HOUSE, in ad- V-zSr
A~A--AlAs9 dition to his Pork Warehouse which 49,
wi contain over Que hundred thousand pounds Of Pork
prepared TO aecomnsdate any wishing to have their
mest smoked in lots of e5 than ten thousand
eseh on 10 "er terms than have before been charged
the city. MICHAEL GAVISK
:. . - - Corner OF Main and Fourth streets.
- A.-ine eaI1aing Is hrerroof. jsni3-3m