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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-21
SAMUEL VICKERY.

HN0BACCO.-
Il 90 boxes Piatt's and Dicks, lump tobacco;
% butts JIcksons 10 lump Tobacco;
. do Extra Va rs do do
~ boxes Francis Rose, n do
10 do Macready, n lump do
do Elred b do do
Is do Ed. Warie rs do do
Is ceides Jas. Thomas, Jr.; Diadem Twist Tob.s
80 do Pat Buffers q lump Tobacco;
10 butts Dicks u n lump do
10 kegs Dough Nut Tobacco.
The above favorite brands have just bsen received
nnd added 30 our already stock, making
sortnent complete. Country purchasers respects
fully solicited To give call hefore huyi rlsewhe
sept3 WHEELER RIGGS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31
Posi- Offls, aifaIii
postmas,er Geusral Brown orders

Il, { follow;n6
',l sK,sigg;;asS Route 5,aC3, Camp
he'll g. II. to Pttsylvania 6. H., I'M
crease seryicet-to weekly. Johl John
i. Moody 10 ID postmaster 81 Lancas.
terC. IL, Lancaster county Va. vice 9.
Warren Erlbank, resigned y. =.
Sears TO be postmaster az Plain y Jew,
King and Queen county, vice " N.
ri. Anderson, resigned. Establish
4 post Office at Gibson, Floyd CO., y a.,
and appoint s. r. Aldridge postnas-
ter. a--~
4ppoi;ntaa Ell Charles Simpson
postmaster at Fayetteville, F,,yette
county. va, vice james E. Middle
ton. declined. John Rowan post
master at Gan Mills, Monroe county,
va. vice Chas. X. Dridd, resigned. =
6. G. Capehart postmaster at Goals
mouth, Kanawha county, Va, vice
r. II. NJ. Smith, resigned. Joseph
S. Davis postmaster at Bowling
Green, Caroline county, Va, vice 4.
S.. Wright, resigned. A. ]. Nye
postmaster at Mechanicsbvrg. Giles
county, Va, vice john Williams re-
signed. Richard T .Vinson post mas
ter at Fort Gay, Wayne county, Va,
vice WIN. Ferguson resigned.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31

SHosr sERMoSs.- AT the South Caro-
lima Conference Of Methodist Episcor
pal Church the presiding bishop decided
long sermons, except on very special 80
casions, to be impromper, contrary toNthe
discipline, to the practice Of t'the
Fathers" and to some extent subyersiye
of the ends of the christian. ministry
The limit, on ordinary. occasions, accor-
ding 70 the bishop, shouldbe from thirty
to forty-fye minutes.
We earnestly hope the various ref-
gious denominations in Virginia win f5f-
low the example of the the South Caro-
lima Conference. and will impress upon
all ministers of the Gospel the impar-
tanceof preaching short sermons. From
thirty toforty FIVE minutes is very good
limit for sermon. And we feel under
great obligations to the South Carolina
Conference for making So wholesomeand
.salutary suggestion, in order to bring
about important REFORM ..~ III
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31
k An AWHA VAIL Ely STAR.

brass 8 lb piece, With corresponding
ammunition were found; also ntfy
thousand rounds mimic rife OF cat
.riiages in GOOD condition and 9 iarge
quantity ofammunition damagea 200
pairs OF pantaloons, forty bushels OF
beans and six barrels of salt, but
enough kettles and pansfor2 2, 0oomen.
Z Tie Same night the steamer Recne
.or Fillibustersas some Of the boys call
her, took up the forces Of Col tas ;
and one ID gun to the island of San
Ca,los, which was taken without any
resistance. Tie, boat returned to the
.Serapid1ti and took up all the stores
needed at tllelabove post, and then
proceeded mp the river in pursuit OF
the Charles Morgan, which had gone
on with the news of the Costa Ricans
having left Serapiqui. The latter
boat had four hours the start and the
Rescue came in sight Of her just as
she went over the Castillo Rapids
The Costa Ricans had tar and rosin
on the steamers Scott and Cachuca
and all thetbuilding of the town; at
the moment they saw the Rescue
they set fire to boats and build
ings, and at the same time they
opened a heavy fire of roundlshot
and grape from the fort on the hill.
The lower fort on the river was taken
by storm BY Capt, Vests company
ofaColonel Titus command. Four
men jumped from the steamer, swan
against six mile current, cut loose
and saved the steamer Scott, although
the machinery was very much injur-
ed. AN the furniture and bedding
of the National Hotel was saved -
AN other houses with their contents
were destroyed.
In taking this fort the enemy lost
forty.fixc, while we only lost one
killed. ! @
Tie. Costa Ricans were still fifty
strong ON the high fort Of Castillo,
cut off from water and provisions
and surrounded, by our forces. On
the 18th the fort was to have been
taken by storm. Bytliis time that is
done, AMI communications has been
established to Walker.
A rumor having reached the com
mander Of the British'Squdron at San
Jnan that three British subjects bad
been hungiby Walkers troops, lie ar
rested Colonel Lockridge, and refused
to release him until the statements
were proven to be incorrect. The
British have been very active in re-
leasing and aiding the return OF those
men in Walkers army who would set
up the clai m of being Englishmen,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31
american Bishops ofthe RrOtcstuntEpis-
$500. - rCpal Church. -

Sixty three have been consecrated,
of these % have deceased 4 retired
and So are in the active discharge OF
the EpiscoI ate. The average age OF
deceas cd Bishops at their death was
so years, and 40 their average age
when eonsecrated. Their service III
the Episcopate, a little over II years.
The main age of tho Bishops.now. in
office 1856 years ;their average age
at consideration, AZ years and their
average Episcopal service%l4 Years.
The average age of thel31 prelates at
the conservation was44 years ofthc
last 81 Bishops, A years. The time
of active service in the Episcopate
may lie taken as from 15lto 90 years ;
Bishop Whites was the longest Epis-
copate being little. over 40 years ;
the shortest that of Bishop Parker,
beinga period of 8 months. The OIL
dest at CONSIDERATION was that of Bish-
op Bass, at thea of II years ; the
Youngest, Bishops McCoskry, Polk
and Hanks, aged 32 years.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31
Irs REoErrIoN UNDER BuNKER FIR,

lTs REcEPTIoN UNDER BUNKER Hill.
After the first days shock Y Of the
bred decision upon the Legislature
of Massachusetts, these defendants OF
the vanguard Of the Revolution took
prompt action upon the danger which
threatens them in common with the
rest ofthe freemen Of the North. Al
joint Special Committee fthe Senate
and the House was appointed to con-
slider what should be done by Massa.
chusetts. dang journal.
Perhaps it is worthy Of note as ga
remarkable coincidence that the
above paragraph with slight yaria.
ton OF words-appeared IN the Bos-
ton Centsnel, on the 81 Of june. -
12--the day after the reception Of the
news ofthe Declaration Of War. The
Hartford Convention followed thai
SHOCK something quite as ridicn-
ious # not as reasonable, vii doubt.
less follow the lastone. The country
needs some new diversion Of the
kind, inst in that qnarter. Eznsiiyo
= .ssses IS
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31

IMpoRTANT DEcIsloN. -Fhc impor-
taut and interesting case of r. w.
Gibbs Va. Ed Arthur and John Bur.
dell, the Mayor and the. Chief r olice
officer of the city of Columbia. for
forcibly ejecting DR.. Gihbes, the Eli
tor Of the South Carolinian, from the
Council Chamber, at a public meeting
ofthe City Council, in consequence
Of his refusal to submit to an inqnisi-
ton, whether he designed, or not, to
report, their proceeding. came OIL in
the Court of Common Pleas. at Col
umbia, South Carolina, on Thursday
last. The jury gave Mr.. Gibbes q
verdict Of $25 damages against the
Mayor, and 81 cents against the
Policeman.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31
Augusta Items.

: We take the following items Of
news from the Stanton, Va, Tindi-
Gator ofSaturday:: -..
Mary Catharine Garner, a child of
about two years Of age, and daughter
Of Mr.. David Garner. of this place,
accidentally fiji into kettle of hot
water, op>tFe 26th Of last month, and
was sormuch injured thereby that she
died on the 9th instant.
Z John F: Al genbright, who was so
severely Injured by the explosion of
gun, near Middlebrook, few days
ago, an account of which was pub
lished in this paper, died from the
wounds received on 9Th instant..@e
Mr.. Josiah Nef sold his beautiful
Farm On the Long Glade, in this
county. a few days ago, at $46l per
acre. We did not learn the number
of acres. r, II. Dudley, purchaser.
Mr.. Ii. E Bryan, contelnplates, in
afew days, TO open Fish market in
this place, at which Fish may be pro-
cured on reasonable terms.
A fire company has been organised
in this place.
John ID. hnboden, declines again
becoming a candidate for the Legisla-
ture.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31
The Blue Ridge Tunnel.

Weare happy to- announce that a
report of Col. Crozet, the engineer Of
the Blue Ridge Tunnel, states that
theheading ofthetunnel is all through
and two hundred feet Of the bottom
only to remove. There isno doubt
that the cars apal run througAbylt1e
LIST efJuly! This is gloriousn news, the
business ofthe Company will be much
increased, the. expenses reduced, the
public convenience enhanced, and one
Of the greatest works upon which lir-
ginia ever entered, triumphantly COM
pleted. ~.%
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31
SusgeStiOls to the 4Farmers-The Land
Bill Fraud-Yirginia Policy.

= IN former issue we pointed cut the
policy Of The northern manufacturing and
commercial States in the slavery agitation,
and we yentured to .make some sugges-
tons to the middle and western agricul-
tufsl free States, We now come nearer
home, TO- the contemplation of the pro-
lection of our own rights and interests
the safety of our own social hearths-
our own commercial and manufacturing
development. The protection5of our
own people from the frauds and designs
of cur northern foes-the progress, the
power, the wealth and eomfort-the grad
sual PREPARATION of Virginia for the great
future struggle that every revolving year
is fastening upon her. The struggle
whose issue will be Estate Rrigts and a
Constitutional Union;;'' or, a Union of
power. untempercd by law, unchecked
BY constitutional guarantees, ruled only
by . fckle,, irresponsible, fsnatical ma
iority. We are looking 10 this struggle,
: that viii come as sure as cause can pro-
duee effect, though of the day and hour
knoYest no man, " "but as, The days Of
Noe were" SO shall also the coming of
that4struggle be-: ave shall be eating
and drinking, marrying and giving in
marriage when that hour come"
and looking 10 it, let US as stern men
prepare for it. lis issue will be the free
dom Of thepeople Of the States; or, their
subingation to a government sUitho,t a
eonstitution;;-the crown of victory or the
sacifce Of thorns. The Union may last
; for centuries. The Constitutional Union
may not exist twenty years, no; nor ten;
nor FIVE. Shall the people of the southern
States be under government without a
constitution, or shall fhey be independent
and free? Fhis will be the issue !. of tie
struggle when it come Would any
man be, SO rash as to name the day, Or
Limit the year, when this alternative shall
be forced upon the people of Virginia?
We presume not. Had Fremont+ been
elected, and his party usurped the gov
eminent, where would the "Constitu-
tional Union" have been? What would
the Southern States have done? Submit,
never. In few years . worse than FIRE.
mont may be Presidential worse party
than his may usurp the government
Let us look to.it, then, with the calmness
and the nerve thassmakes a people free,
and constitutes them the fit repositories
Of their own liberties. and prepare, whilst
tits yet time. for the food of forty days
and forty nights. that-the political skies
so loweringly portend, Let us NOT be
deceived BY the calmness that has sue
-ceeded the last political battle. That
calmness Is butan ambuscads laid to en-
trap the marshsled forces Of States
Rights and Constitutional Union,
We. the people of Virginia, 70 secure
our independence. our fresides--all that
freeman holds dear-when the Censti.u-
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31
l,mofratle fonItntion.

II is proposed 70 hold IA Democratic
Convention at Boone G. II ! Boone coun-
~, on Thursday, the 3oth day of April
#EiIisat, to nominate a candidate for this
Senatorial District, to fill the vacancy
created by the resignation of Andrew
Parks, Esq. r. $50 ~: :.
!. The. colaaies composing this district
4 are. Boone, Wyoming, Logan, Putnam
and Kanawha. Il is hoped all,the coun-
ties in the district will concur in this
proposition for holding a Convention, and
will take measures to secure a full repre-
sentation. rtF j
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31

PERSONAL DIFFicuLTY Settled
BY the Intervention of friends, the
personal difficulty which has existed
between Mr.. Toombs. Of Georgia, and
Ma Davis, Of Mississippi, both nov
Senators, has been adjusted, and tho
parties have agreed that all past con.
troversy shall be no more regarded,
and that when ssthey shall meet,
speak to, and treat each other IS y
common among gentlemen" Sem.
tors Butler, Crittendon, Rusk and
Mason effected the settlement Of "
difficulty.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31

4 : ) j =
TirE RATIFIED Central AMERlciy
TREATY.It was stated yesterday thss
the Senate on Thursday amended and
ratified the Dallas Clarendon treatyI
by a vote Of thirty-two to fifteen. Il.
was amended, it IS said, BY eyclniiig
the land grants Under. the Mnsquiis
king, confirming the sovereignty d
Honduras over the Bay Islands, 1T.
ting Collie stand as at present, and
other modification Of the phraseolo.
gy. These changes viii require the
assent ofthe British government, but
no difficulty is anticipated from thai
quarter.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31

NOMINATIONS. u ohm Seldom. T.,
has been nominated for tile U,r en-
House Of Delegates BY the Demoee r,sI
Of Stafford and King George. y, "
Col. r. W. Carter! by the WIio,s 81 ~
Americans of Richmond and W ~
noreland counties. The Democr =.
Of Rapr ahannock and T auquier conn Il,
ties met last week and unanimously s \.
nominated Silas B. Hunton, of Nm
qnier,, as the Democratic candida
for the State Senatorship from tbs
district. They also voted againsf,
Congressional Convention, and alm
ted GovernorSni as their candid,s
for Congress. -~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31
CONGRESSIONAL APpRcpRr.r,ox..

q
CONGRESSIONAL APPROPRIATENESS
Among the appropriations made \
the late session of Congress, not i
ready mentioned, were tie following
$40, 600 for Fort Madison, AnnADe
lis; $4,000 for an Astesian we'll 1
For Monroe, Va; $500, 900 for adj
tional dcfc1ces at San Francisco; 1874,
go forrepails and Improvements I
the Harper's1 Ferry Armory $50, $50
for an Arsenal at Fayetteville, N. 6;
$25, 600 to rebuild the Barracks Il
Carlyle, Pa; $500 torepair the CO.
ernmentl bridge over Mill Creek, i
Old Point, Va.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31
RumOred Trouble in Nebraska.

New YORK, March IA letter
in the Evening Post, from Omaha,
Nebraska Tel ritory, says that com.
mittee of vigilance has been formed
for the protec tion of squatter sover-
eighty against the Jumpers-that the
streets are filled, with armed citizens,
and adjacent towns had sent delega-
tons offering assistance. Several
Jumper had already been tried and
forced to withdraw their claims. +
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31
Supposed eass Of Wife POISONING.

HosroS, March - The body o.
Mrs. Luvinia Briggs, who died in
Stoughton, on the 9th nit, has been
exhumed, and an analysis Of the
stomach shows that she was poisoned
with arsenic. Her husband, Hosea
Briggs, and young woman named
Drake, a boarder in the family, have
been arrested on suspicion to await the
investigation Of the Coroner. The
affair causes much excitement where
the parties have lived many years.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31
SrN,frp FA sIrrs,N crazy ma

SuMMER FAsrrroS.A crazy man
caused some CONSERVATION few dan
since. By entering a passenger car On
the Central Railroad, near Rochester,
prirnitively clothed in cloak, hat
and a pair Of boots. A sudden flush
ofheat caused him to attempt to hang
up his cloak and sscool off, which
caused some screaming, q little faint.
ing. thestoppage of the train. and the
return of the lnnatic to the asylum
where he belor ged.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31

The Boston Chronicle, an authrized
organ and exponent Of Massachusetts
Republican, ism, commenting upon
the bred Scott decision, holds the
following outrageous language:
Attorney General Cushing and
Chief Justice fancy passed compli-
ments to each other on the occasion
Of the retiremement ofsthe former
from Office. 1t is great misfortnnes
that the Supreme Court cannot be got
rid of as easily as ]. Gushing. a ma
jority ct its members are as great
scoundrels as ne "a, and that Is the
worst as well as the truest thing that
can be said Of them.o
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31
LouIsy1LLE, March 90

A1OU1oVILf4kIY UUICU 20.
A complimentary dinner was given
tosEx Secretary Guthrie at the Gall
House, to-day, BY citizens, without
distinction Of party.
Judge Bullock presided. About
three hundred persons sat down d.
the table.
| Mr.. Guthrie Made an eloquent
speech in response to Judge Bullock.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31

MuRDER, Capt. J. W. Ricketts,, Of
Mexico, Anderson county, Mo-, for
merly Of Rappahannock county, Va;
was lately murdered BY his wife's
brother, nearthe town Of Mexico, in
that State.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31
ST. Lorna March 81

Mr.. Wilson, Superintendent Of che
Illinois and Mississippi Telegraph
Line, sudEessf ny laid q submarine
cable across the Mississippi RiYer ..
this point yesterday.
The cable was imported from Eng.
land, and is Of sufficient strength to
remain entirely permanent and y.
LIABLE Ithas three conducting wires,
and 10 in every respect similar tpthe
one used in crossing the English
Channel from Dover to Calias.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31
Albany. N. u Ma,sI,

The steamer Isaac lYescton 4.
ashore n q dense fog, near st,ss
Point. today, and sunk below II y
cabins. Her passengers and fre; 3
were brought MP BY the steamer IA
drick Hudson. Tho Nectoa \
valued at over 5000 900. =
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31

LAND WARRANT GBANrED.-The
Washington Union states thata land
warrant for one hundred and sixty
acres:has been issued to George Pea
body, Esq, the London banker, for
his services as private soldier in
war with England in 1912,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31
Posr OFric.E .RoRRrRy A fni

Posr OFricE .RoBBERY.A final
hearing took place in Philadelphis
Wednesday, before the United State
Commission, in the case of Me'
Fettridge charged with robbinsg th Y.
mails while q clerk in the Qincinnatll
post office. Tho postmaster testified
to- the fact that SO 900 were stolen,
part belonging to tho post Office.
The prisoner was rcmanded to cusio
dy and will be conveyed to Ohio e
trial a.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31

I HlsroRIcAL.-T The original Wam-
pun belt presented by the Indian
chiefs to William Penn, has been
presented to the PENNSYLVANIA lis
torical Society by Dir. Granville J.
Penn. {
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31
! Democratic Meeting.

= The Democrat y Of Kanawha County
will have meeting on the third dayl Mon
day. Of April County Court, at the Court
House, to appoint delegates to the Boone
Convention. n = 81 II
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31

b PCBLIc REcEPTIoN TO GEN. CUsH-
ING.---A public reception is to be
given to General Gushing by the citi-
zens of Newburyport on his arrival
homelfrom Washington.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31

Garland, Ex.Ireasurer Of Ner
Orleans, acquitted Of embezzeling tes
city funds. has sued the Deltd iq
$a0. 900 br damaging statemenp
about thatafair.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31
FOR CONGRESS: .a
zALBER T q. JENKINS,
ssfs or cADELL COUNTY.
a. q. Jenkins, Appointments.

Barbour c: H., April q, co. Court.
uPshur g. H., 9, CIR. Court.
Richie G. H.. t413, Co. Court,
Calhoun CT H., IL, Go. Court.
TuckerG. H., Lib,
Harrison c. H., ."-eo.f Cir. Court.
Wood C. I'll 22, Sd day Go.
DoddridgefG H., ." e., Co. Court.
Witt c. IT., 20, ss, Cir. Court,
Mason CHI May EG 60. Court.
jackson c. Hif ;" d, Cir. Court.
Roane C. H., '''t7$gl9, (eh: Court.
KanaWha G. IL, 81. &" 22, Cir. Court.
Putnam C.sH., g %. !. 20
2CabcH e. II. Z rs, Go. Court.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31

JoHs ]. PAIaER, Esq, formerly con-
nected with the press Of Richmond, has
purchased the Winchester VIgiaian from
Mr.E-C. BRueES who sold on account of
III health.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31

+ r. N. B..THOMPSoN is the Demo-
cratic nominee for the Legislature in Put
man county. ! \ -a,5 ar /:
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31

i. We are authoriz ed to announce Ohm
A. WARTH, Esq. as the Democratic
Candidate, to represent this Senatorial!
District in the next Legislature subject
to the decision of the proposed Boone
Convention + :~t,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-03-31
1000
Fife at Bnltimorf.

80 -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-28
8ebiem Of tbs Hlarkets.
COTTON AND TOBACCO sTATEMKNT.

SUGAR AND MOT.ASSES. The sales of Sugar
Gned few small lots at previous rates In Mosses we
heard of no transactions on the eye.
FLOUR The market dull and the only sales reported
50 Tennessee ground from New Wheat ST. 9 ST.
Louis same 100 Choice Extra ST. Louis New IS 75
80 and 100 Fine AT Sc IS = Dbl.
GRAIN....The rain intereed with business the evee
of confined to 400 sacks White 90c
43O Damaged Yellow busel. OF Oats $50 sacks
ST. Louis were sold at 6364c a buse.. Nothing of any
moment done in Bran.
PROVISIONS Mess Pork was retailing at range of
S23 523 IS and S24 ht or Bacon small lot of Should
sold O1sc, and lot of % casks Clear Sides at
lie n 10. Ribbed Sides held firmly at l3c . b.. of
Lard bbls Prime taken l5c, and $50 kegs in lots At
Ice q b.
BAGGING.. India was retailing in rolls and in bales AT
l@l4Asc d yard.
COFFEE Tie marx dull, and the only sale was 80
bags at lie p b. We notice the arrival Of Of
AT the Quarantine Station from Rio.
LIME. Rocklaud retailing al 50 % 3 bbl Two car
| goes embracing $500 bbis in the river coming up.
HIDES About 200 sold few days since ut "a for
Mexican Flint and 25c for lsh Central American.
WHISKY We noticed sale of 1908 bhs Rec flied, proof
not than TO be delivered between the
5h and 18Th September next at 25e u gallon small lot Of
Raw sold at 29c . gallon.
FREIGITS One or twol lots Of Cotton shipped Tor
Liyrruuol at
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-28

For the information Of merchants taking Indiana money
give the statement of the Indiana Free Banks the present
time showing their condition and solvency showing also
those that have complied with the condition of the new law
which requires deposit of least fifty thousand dollars worth
of securities and equal per above the