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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-20
NEW BOOKS.

v1VsE most elegant new etieions ever Published.
L LongfelIow's Poems;
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-23

u The passage of the new Police Bill, for
the city Of New York. by the Legislature
creates good deal Of feeling in the city. 1t
is declared to be a most bungling and impolit-
&c measure, and the Attorney General Of the
State has given it as his opinion. that it is un-
constitutional. Il creates police district. in
GLIDING New York city, BROOKLYN, good part
of Long Island and all Of Staten Island. which
are to be subject to the operations of the ball.
and to be subject to the new police govern
ment. The police force is fashioned after the
London police; and the appointment Of its
members, and their government, are entrusted
to FIVE Commissioners, selected by the Gov
ernor of the State, to be associated with the
Mayors Of New York and Brooklyn. This
takes the appointment and control from the
electors and municipal authorities Of the cities
thew are to serve. The constitution of the
State prov des that city officers shall be ap.
pointed by the electors. or the authorities
thereof This provision is evaded by creatin.
district different from the city. though inclu
ding it, and denominatinS the reformed police
Officers Of the district" and not Officers o
the city" But it is thought that this dodge
Of the constitution cannot be sustained.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

TIE RIVER fell about four inches yester-
day; and falling all the way mp with plenty
Of water in the canal for large boats. The
weather continues cold and unpleasant.
0rThe owners OF the steamer Latrobe
which was sunk shori time since, will take
advantage Of the first low water to attempt to
raise her. 1t is supposed she has sustained
but very little damage.
~ The Missouri river packet, Ovid Ia
tum, was sold in st. Louis, a day or two ago
to Q company in Kansas City. for So, 900.
She will continue in her old trade.
M The packet Eaves will DO here to-day,
and will return to Louisville at dark
Capt. Duncan has charge Of the Eaves.
OF The Statesman. Capt. Sullivan has en-
tered the Henderson trade. and will leave
Louisville to-day. The price paid for her
by the new owners was $4,000. The Gin
cinnati inspectors say that her boilers. are in
a. good condition as wheh she was new.
0J Tho elegant Northerner passed up
yesterday evening. She has become one of
the most reliable and punctual packets on the
river. She will be down Saturday for Mem
'phis.
W The Bowling Green left yesterday with
. full cargo, ami the Union arrived from
Green River loaded with tobacco.
or For ST. Louis this morning. the High
flyer; for Louisville. the Moses Mcclellan.
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NEW York, April 22.-The steamer Glas-
cow. from GLASGOW, with dates to the evening
Of the 9th, few hours later than the Fulton's,
has arrived.
LIVERPOOL, April S-Cotton steady. Es-
timated sales on day of sailing, 1000 bales, OF
which 1000 was sold to Spectators.
LONDON, April 8.-Consols 933s to 93%.-
Money market closing very heavy and string
ent. Fears are entertained of still. further ad.
vance in Bank rates.
A Geographic dispatch from Paris fixes the
time for the Emperor's coronation, on ,hs 5,h
of May.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINcINNArr. April 22.-Activc demand for
Flour; sales Of 1000 bbls at SIS 35@5 A. for
superfine; SIS 5O@5 go for choice to fair ex:
ira; So 80 :or white wheat. Receipts light
Whisky firm at 23c. with good demand
Better demand for Bacon sides under advices
from New Orleans: sales at 103z. A large
business could have been done. but holders
ask llc About $50 hhds sold at lO1I a
lOzS. Packed bulk sides sold at az. No.
thing Of consequence done in other articles
100 tons Of Hay sold, to so to St. Louis, at
S23. Barley active and advancing. Sugar
and Molasses active and buoyant.
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OUR New DREss.-We are busily en-
gagged in preparing the "new Dress" for the
Journal. Boxes oftype are being opened,
''cases laid" and all the trouble and confusion
incident to so important an event in newspa-
per history are being endured. II in the
meantime, the quantity of our reading matter
is diminished, our readers may know that in
a few days." we will be all right-our Jour-
NAL enlarged. and printed on new TYPE.
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INDIAN TROUBLES IN MINNESOTA
DISASTROUS FIRE, &c.

CHICAGO, April 22-The Democratic Press
learns that band of GOO Sioux, are commit
ing depredations at the South Bend of Mime
sofa river. It is rumored that Markets was
attacked and destroyed BY fire, and many Of
the inhabitants murdered. The Indians are
the same band that committed tie murders
at Spirit Lake. The inhabitants throughout
the country are aocking to St Peters for Sc
curity.
Several companies Of troops from Fort
Ridgely, have gone in pursuit. and cavalry
has been sent for from Fort Smelling. A
great panic existed at various settlements,
and the farmers were arming and preparing
to join in the pursuit.
On the 4th inst. Watson's Mills, on the
Menominee river at Chippewa, Dunn county.
Wisconsin, were destroyed by fire. 1t was
the work of an incendiary. Loss $4,000
Several houses were burned at Chippewa
Falls the same night.
The ice is still strong in Lake Pepin.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-23

o. man was FORMULATING the streets
yesterday teaching. for the moderate sum OF
twenty five cents, new method Of computing
interest. The last time We saw him, he was
sndeavoring to secure the attention of q law
yer. but to no purpose. We suppose our
friend Mac thought that quarter invested in
that direction. would be money thrown away!
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NEW YORK MARKET.

New York, April 22.--Co,ton heavy; 1900
bales sold at decline Of u. Flour bouyant
at an advance of Sc. State and Southern
Sc 45@6 65; State SIS 65@5 rs. Wheat
firm at 81 5l@1 Sc for White, 81 38@1 As
for red. Corn firm at an advance Of &c on
White; sales at g; Mixed at ~. Mess Polk
declined 1Oc; sales at $22 5O@22 60. Lard
declined. Beef unchanged. Sugar buoyant
Molasscs active at 75c. Coffee buoyant.
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BORT of evansville.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

RI. WARD, from Louisviile to New Orleans,
ALVIN ADAMS. from St. Louis to Louisville,
HENRY FIrzHUGH, from Cincinnati to Ark. river
CHAS BEELER. from 81. Louis to Cincinnati,
hIGHFLYER, from Louisville to st. Louis,
ST LAWRENCE, from Piusbu,g TO st. Louis,
ROSETTA, from P,ttsburg to st. Louis.
COMMERCE, from Pittsburg 10 st. Louis,
FANNY FERN. rom Pi,tsburg to st. Louis,
TOM JONES from Pittsburg TO S.. Louis.
TECUMsEH, from New Orleans 10 Cincinnati,
UNION, from Green River to Evansville,
JOHN GAULT. from Nashville to Loui,ville,
N0RTHERNER. from Memphis tn Memphis:
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IN OWOBHIN0 TN hBuS w CEhkbfbCAIh -
Enclose the address for the tieke ordered
receipt Of which they will he forwarded first mail
Purchasers have tickets ending IN any fsurs they may
Designate. -
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent to par.
ohasers i'm Dsdiasely after the drawing.
Pun will please write plain and
give their Pot once. County and state.
~ Remember that every prize drawn snd payable in
full vitho deduction.
M All prizes 81 ooo and under. pa Immediately aes
prizes the usual time ofhirty days.
All coumuuications strictly con ndentiaI.
Prize tickets eashsd renewed In other tickets at either
o6ce.
m list ofthe numbers that Ora from the wheel
each prize entitled to- will be pue-
lishsd after every dravtns IN the cnowirr
Orleans Delta Mobile Register Charleston STANDARD Nssh
vile Dsnoefat Atlanta fatlssnerr and New YORK Day
Book. Write your address pla My, end tirectto
mh2s-tf s. SWAN b CO.. Atlanta. Georgia.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-23

OF The State Of Maine can now boast of
owning feet Of merchant vessels valued at
$4,000, 600 and greater than the CONNER
cial marine Of any European power, save
Great Britain alone.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-23

" To day the Floatins Palace will be at
the wharf. The Circus Company on board is
the best in the country, and all who 60 to day
will be highly entertained.
W It will be seen that tho settlers in Ne
braska are being disturbed by the Indians. A
detachment Of Uncle Sans troops is needed
in that quarter.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-23

GJ The Secretary of the Navy has direct
ed Capt. Hudson to receive. on board the frig
ate Niagara, two Russian officers, now in this
country, to witness the laying Of the subma-
rine cable. This is done as an act Of courtesy
to the Russian Government.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-23

Or A barge loaded with salt in tow Of
the steamer Monnetonka, was sunk in the
Wabash ct Vincennss on Sunday, by striking
. post set in the river near the railroad bridge.
Only part of the salt was lost.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

New ORLEANS. April 24.-Sales of Cotton
to day li.0O0 bales. Prices irregular; sales
at @@13H. Sugar firm at lOx @l0A
Flour bouyant. Ohio at So Is. Corn steady
at TIC. Pork firm. Freights slightly de.
clined. Exchange on London 81. Exchange
on New York 85s.
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River ana Weather BY telegraph

River and Weather by Telegraph.
LOUISVILLE. April %, M.-River 5 feet ! l
inches on the Falls; fee: Q inches in the Ca
nal. and falling.
CINCINNATI, April %. P. M.-Weather
clear. River rising, with IL feet in the chan,
mel.
LOUISVILLE, April %, P. M.-River 6 feet
! inch on the Falls; fee. 10 inches in the
Canal. and stationary, but rise Indicated
Mercury AZ Weather clear.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-23

W w. C. Flournoy and w. d. Goods.
both democrats, are candidates for Congress
in the Petersburg District in Virginia. M.
Flournoy 10 in favor Of distribution Of the
public lands among the States.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-23

RUNAwAY.-An express wagon, with horse
attached, went up Main Street yesterday at a
40 4O' rate: The horse went over the Ca nal.
and on Seventh Street, succeeded in upsetting
the wagon and spilling the contents. Nobody
hurt.
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TROUBLE NEBRASKA.

ST. LOUIS, April 22.-The officers of the
steamer Minnehaha, from the Upper Missou-
ri, report great excitement ut the mouth Of
Platte river, Nebraska, in consequence of the
Pawnee Indians driving in Numbers Of settlers
from Salt Creek. A fight occurred resulting
in the killing Of several Indians and one white
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-23

OF The amount Of specie shipped from
New York during the first three months Of
the year. is said to be over four million and q
half of dollars.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-23

OF Messrs. Dobell & Lister have Just re-
ceived the late numbers Of the New York
Ledger. Yankee Notions, and other Eastern
weeklies.
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0p By advertisement it will be seen that
the Z. & c. r. R. Company is now prepared
TO check passengers through to Louisville
The fare is only So 25, and the time nine
ihours.
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W Mr.. johnson is now prepared to do all
kinds Of binding at his new bindery, in the
Crescent City Bank building.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-23

,0r The indianapolis Sentinel has re -ap-
pearsd in an entire new dress. The proprie
tors have made arrangements for the re build
Ing Of their Office. and by Fall will be psrma-
nently established
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-23

" Main street is being cleaned up con
siderably. The troop Of workmen employed
by the city have cleaned out the cutters to
Water street. 1t was a long needed move .
'ment.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-23

VI The Weekly Journal will be published
this morning. Copies, containing tho markets
and our usual quantity Of miscellaneous mat
ter, can be obtained at the sanctum.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-23

BosToS. April 2S.-The barque Mences.
from Galveston. went ashore yesterday at Co.
basset. Passengers and crew all saved.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-23

CHARLESTON. April 2l.-Sales of Cotton
1000 bales. Recent decline recovered yes.
terday.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-23

One thousand dollars Of Indiana SIS
were sold on Thursday last, in the New York
Stock market for 82,S.
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VI Adams Express brought us last night
New York papers. two days in advance Of the
mail
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VI Thanks to Mr.. Partridge of the Adams
Express for late papers from all points.
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REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
.c.--c-"-->->>-~ c--.--~>".~-Cc--os-~".-.-
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS BY
THE FULTON.

NEW York. April 22.-TURKEr.-A late
dispatch from Constantinople announces that
the English feet had left there for Malta.
the previous day.
ENoLAND.-Ths majority Of Liberal men,
bers thus far elected to Parliament, is l6O.
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HSWlN HsR SUGAR CANS skkD.-ioo baxs above
AIS Z.H. COOK SON.
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M. L.. JOHNSON.
400 GASES BOOTS An d SHOES.
KEKN d PRESTON

In store every Of boots And shoes
adapsea to the trade eonsisng Of Men, oak bottom
punp cole hip boets do A calf. calf do calf aud NIT.
stitched plain and xney lace extension top Boots Mems
split lined and uulned and oak bottom hip. pump sole
sros.a: DO 60 nit goa. sa ea .aa
saliasd kip oet bottom P.np cole Brsn: DO goat and
and kip sole boots plat. ;ni fancy lace ,,snsion
TOP do woaeas ZIP, split Gall nsd aad unnsa eoessss
asd d sewed and and s.i,ers do
syle Eurssa Jenny Lind Exeelsor POLKA &C. kno~n TO
the trade womsns Bushins Of VARIOUS styles calf goat
xrsaed kid. sasmsled patent leather glove.
bronssd. Re. -
Mssss' hsotses. split kip ealf eaif goat nit. goat
leather easneiisd morocco fsaey srp Sronted
ave. Sc. YOUTHS brigsns. calf. crif. kin split. goat
rreined strapped shoe Youths calf and eAli
Boots. Child's kid and eeiorsd moreco Shoes.
These soods bought OF the and
iefy all eenpesisoa sxesPs then our Boots .ns
largest and desirable stocks Of Boots sad ShoeeVer
hroushs stsss iselndag majority Of tbs bss
makevs o. England. this tine for~ard II
gill oc.ins business fer Ierehan. 70 p.ss BE-
VILE on their the river 70 buy boos end shoes
lily iavs the trade call aaa sIamins stock
APT AscN q rh"''oN-
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SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.
CAPITAL PRIZE
s 5 O.. o O O!!!

OWING to the grest favor With which Single NusNs
been received BY the public and the
mand for Tickets. the Managers. 4 swan haze
xng ss-h saturday the yrsr Tire foovss
will be drawn In each Of their Lotteries for
1851:
To dram In the City Atlssts. 0sorsia In puAlis
SATURDAY. April 4sh. lss7.
CT Ass 81,
To be drawn In Of Atlanta Gsorea in public sn
SATURDAY. April 18th. 1857. :.
CLASS 81,
To be drawn the City Of Atlaats Georgia. puHls %
SATURDAY. April 18th, 1857.
CLASS 30
To b dr.va 10 the City Of Atlanta 9sesia In public -
SATURDAY. APRIL 2,sb. 1857. on the
PLAN OF SINGLE NUN BERS9
Three TRssssnd Trs Hundred sad JSinssy Pr,sssf
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TIN TIcKETsi
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEl
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NEW SPRING GOODS!

NEW 0FRuNO OVVDSs
XYyE receiving at store Fosters Block: 1t
w below MAin south side desira-
Bile stosk Of fash enable spring Goods eonssns
erneies Gpshams. DcLsnes. Bsresss L,wns PrisS Da,
Ru9s Mating Floor cloth Bieached and
Sheeting 8eaeasd and Bro Sfiring white goods
&C. which We offer very cheap. Thankful Tor past
We vite the eitisens of this nun
to give call. aad examine stock Of ds Short
mhIo.2m JAMES OAKLEY 4 son.
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Splendid Ia.ol1lcements to those who seish to
attend q Commercial C"l1ege.
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sUMMEN ANRAN 6 = MEN rs.
y 5NIIhsS' = SWS!Iy ~. = "HH a'I"1sU wa
q. lR BROW ~.

~. Il. B6\)sNR IN
o. 1le Man. Street, wh cling, Va.
0vlltI. INT Target NssoftmentS
i ooIS In his linz thnt has been brought this
sty, which will sold whoysar and Re all at prioss
anv hUusv West of tlie AT Sntic cItles.
AnUng his goods be fUuu uoid and Sl"eF Watch
Of te cel-brRttd giisL suEsst Manu-
racturerers Also, the read D. H. american Patent
Lever Watchs Clocks III crest yArtty, Including few
LAY Regulators of fns qualify. suitable for Banks, Railroad
stations, Ofhr ana Watch Makers. ia
Bsant fu JeSeir IN sets OF oeruiEe Of Coal Mosaic
CAMEO, Uld SUne, lava aLd all tiOld JeuGry AlkO,
rtncnt OF sGit sUddgr and plated JtNrlr+ry cheap
Pine pUckGt Cutlery, RszVrs Scissors, Silver Napkin
tings Gard Csser, Gold Pens &C &r Every article IN
ii, meme, call spt ctiu solicited.
Inh25 Ito Man ST. door siarsi& q TaS IOr'S
No 2aW as hington Hall.
TAKE PlvasuIeln In Informing NY fri,nus aud patrons Of
wLveG its VICINITY aud tile citiLrn generally that
Iuat tile largest trst and beet selected
Ol Cloths Cas,rGs Rnd NeStings for spring ant
WEAR tat have tU the citizens OF
Wh rliug vriul; all OF which pared make
III the utest and most approved style and best
tT, S.ort notice. All gVUdS 70 be
resented sale. ii.11ti l.- a L -t1ir4lt
have also just received large stock Of Gents Furnish
ing ods, such Wite cOlofsI and iHrsriase Shirts
shirt Collars six, Cotton and MernO Under Slrts,
silk, C";IUn Linen james DrGWS, ELK and Linen Hand
ErclefS, ssp drTs, silk Cotton aud Lisle half Hose,
IcE. Mhe aud col0rrd Xiii OYts e Very best makes,
plain black SaI fancy Stocks, Ties, Ceyat. & &C.
J. Il. STNLLMAS,
rnh2s Merchant Tailor. No q Washing ton iIau
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AlnLOIlaL1 IVV JICe. :.

-" AL nkO1 GhLb nv L1cS. .iAls s3A
ENG deUircus Of selling my large stock Of French
~ Brsndes, French and German Wines Imported &his.
,eH and Domestic liquors 0f all Kinds Also, large lotpo
die bss. imported Cigars, and different other Srse!sgL
itTebI inform customers and the public Rs VIII eelp
date, CGSu whoI, sale and retail,
reuced price, aud cheaper an any other establahent
Afford Il person Soru be willing buy.tny
ssTkk Stuck, viii the price the coStprice
Persons knowing themsely ins bte to requested
to call and SETTLE. CONRAD STR0BEL,
asi fsf s7fi .sIf No. III Main street, ull
Near the Wire Suspension Bridge. =,
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n AN receiving and keep cOnstanty onhahd Rarge Stock
OF the cel=I,rated HALLET, DAVIS & Gu S PIAEOES.
Also, complete assortment OF MELnpEONS and SEltA
PIIINES, fom the celebrated GshMacort.s OF cnrart,
gan, style Churchs Lecture Rooms, with fur stops
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Wall Paper

f-f5f5,'f wall Raper- sF4l sHT
would Inyit the attention those who intend puI.
w ehGsrs sli pap eAit and txGtine lAIEe
stock of patterns All ask Of tG 70 sa ad
e1Hnine AID Will risk uie rect JAS. O. ORR, .
Ma2. M. il1. Main e., RheelIpR, Va. .
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MIsCIsI.IsAN Gus.

as'as DEALER IN =t
MnuIc and D1UsI,nI EnsIrOmeRiS, Cutlery
nud Snr+ely Goods.
NO. 1875 MAIN STREET.
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New Arrangemen MT

WOULD announce TO the subtcrhers for papers Period
lCnIs, whose been from
TOL's Hooks, that receiving eAd PEE odi.
reRuIHlI, would ilOEe above referred
call at IA 1iain street Any wishing TO dsc6tihue
will please tAI Ci
preserve their cnpies We have r,ctiyed Of
Family Bhl Aso late publications M liErts aud
NTs. SDuiNUTIhs Works Every thing IN the Book aud
Stationery br Ill the "Chsul Book Store," No
~ AInin str.tt. lalILl JAS. z ORR. :.
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" GohI.EsPONDENTs.

LETTERS concerning Sulscrptlon advertising other O.
panuA business Ihsgeneer, should be addressed t'
tls rTUprietOTs. -, .,,,,,,,.,
Iaou be the Editors, jointly, or TO either Que
CsTrgspOudents writing for publication, will please write
ehIy On Que side Of the paper -.
An C6ssFN of the above rules VIII greauy oDss
Gad secure prompt attention to coEFsSPOnaehs hS
~ p.islI othSTNI Use TeeelHe
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SHIa.I MUSIC

IT7T-. ~ oI1ELI NlOkoLNJs71 ~
ara constantly receiynE ami ep hand large and
choice collection Sheet Music Also Instruction hooks
for every Kind OF Instrumen nov in use
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-03
II9r- LAW or NEW Sl1APLaIto.

subsrrtsrs who do not give express notice to the con.
trary, considered aa Wshins 70 continue the
If sutaeTibers the dScOniinuaAee Of their PERI
odIcas tht publisher continue to send them until Al AT
FsaInges paid. =, n
Sii sItpGTbrrS neglect or refuse to take their Pe
~ from tb orss 10 which theJ directed they are held
rS,ponsL TN they sette the bill aud ordered them
ditcontnue .,,
tuLscrBerg TO other places Wthontiniorm
cK = publishers, and the ssnt TO the former III
FeetOi., theJ are held responsible.
5Ihg Courts have ecided that refusing ts take per0d
sIIs from the Office removing aud leaving them uhcAusu
on he priE1d Jucid evidence Of Intentional fraud
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-03

nm lbs pure aud frealI ground PeppeF,, e
.)NtO 30 lbs Alspice do do tifs II -t ~ ti7; IL
1UU lbs pure do do Ginger, \. =.
~ lbs Gloves, -'
,E iOU lis Cinnamon, ffeth grontI. ei'al
1900 lbs Cream Tartar, ground the ChTystois a
warranted pure and for sale by
Sep1s ALEX. TURNER:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-03

the Wes,ern country OF te following goods: Nolius, fo
nceors, Double Bassts. GutarE BajUesi Tamborines,
PutarB Accoreons, Flutes Pts, PaR ots, Clarnetts,
In fact keep every article belonging TO ue
p s-BrSss Bands aupplled with instruments short