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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-07

Losns Sraxs 0rcSn. Daposts
Aug n, u.s. oo6 ,7sa s,5ss, AIS ssc2a ga
Aug. co. So 100 9739l 2965 $50 s,63s746 OF SIS
Sept g. &c. 100 sos 8e4 o96 306 8,s86ol6 81 223509
seT& ls 49, loe6zo776 122s 8s7 s,74l o64 e0o4osla
Sept TO- &c. 435 ,2706s6 s,760SSS Is S88422
Sept 81 49, los eo2 los 220 8s66 la3 SO 66l l72
Oct 49,. l07 961701 II OILS, ls4 S,33e,62S 62062bf6
OcA H. 49,. LOT J47 1897 75l s,74s $50 09183S1
Got b. 49,. 1856 I0S47,olO S,6o7,417 60304 sSS
OCT rs, u.s. 104 l684S3 s,649s0 IS Go6461
Nov. l. 49, los 420a3 O6T676 $3.50 1856 1924 IFS
Nov, g. 49, .l02 sos $50 Il5l3420 S846T2 Sc 1898 3S1
Nov. 49, 6S. los 6544so II 722 ss50o71 So $50
Nov. e. 49, l0s SOL 9i9 1871 1858 373 eol5i12
Nov 90 49, los 3647o 121I08S4 $3.50 256 81 $40
Dec. 49, 100 yb34 1918 SAT 80TI T6S 81 $50
Dec. H. 49, los 335 $3.50 10 43 $3.50 1854 81
Dec 20 49, los 500 IL isl $40 1897 443 eS
Dec "a &C. los 527 429 l0,3y2aS 1887 i61 81 39l
Jan. 'b1. loo 1&o,16S tI2244 ll3 ,6le
Jan. lo ST. 5O IL 900 106 6928 800 81 ,316 652
jan H. '57 ,4Ol IL ebb 064 SosI 065 eSoTSos7
Jan a. b7. Ill 094 AIS IL 1883 pa 1872 OFT 66,877 2S1
JAN 81 ST. III, 3S3 12i9i 325 SOFAS 81 $40
Feb. '57 ll2s76,713 IL 143 SOL s420SN 65 897 leo
Feb. H. ST. 100 10,497 3s2 s151TS9 o5s43aot
Feb. a. 49, 1857 l0432 1853 8lO6074 65O93 8o6
Feb 2s ~ III 1877 III 0eS 2b4 B,lb92Tb "a o27 oo8
March T. b7. Ill ,s9964o 707, s.6 s466,4T 64,s9so5s
March H. 49, 1l3 2bO98o 077,732 s462541 688eib25
March a. b7. l3s4s692 IL 2a 1873 s494,2 66,975 sas
March 49, 49, I12 1884 o2s 325 7a3 saz3s2o 22s AIS
April e. ~ ia 838 002 IL 6S 732 88l231 68 08p
April H. 49, lis 374717 1854 400 s,7s7,344 s6S
Aprl ls 49,. 4,3osl4 12o61 ,372 s,y7o,s2 61,A72l
April 2s ~ l13 1871 91o III 827 S61 sS88,76S 81 0es424
Nay 4 67. ia ,40e,2 16 20O99u p00Obo6 8,0B,67d
May 49,. 1lb,06S, s22 4Pl 9ls27as 67,96a,s6c
Nay 10, 81. e2o,o42 12o436a< $685. N es,6s6,los
May 81 5T ia o4a s3s l2sl6 6l6 $500 aas aOs
June g. b7. lis, b92 ,7lb s,S38by2 go Oso
June H. 81 ,5 1874 $40 $685. sos ss ga
June 20 li5l96so 1870 455 s,5a3sol 6s 4s6
June 2565. Ills, oi5 5ol 10 9oi o9i s,5e5,o66 e72l3I
July 49, 3o3 l2,s37,a4 s,ooi,5eo 7oo62,os
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-07

A Card.-Am Persons who have Gray Hair
hair Of bad color are invited 70 call and eoasu Docor
GRAHDJEAN Consultation freel ut 81 Church Street.
Barclay. HIS fua gives the hair the natural color do
sired nd nay bs considered real prodigy Of chsasuy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-07

Canadian brands were IN moderate rcgces with sAos OF
maset for southern WAS less active with sales Of about
600 bbls. al the above figures. Rye hour was que Al
sos S' n y, me , w.. s.iy s y, s.ss o. 90
wheat continued nrm, while sales were confined 10 about
5000 bushes Milwaukee club al 81 81. Corn was In bet
goo bushels Wss,ers mixed Al sac Sc Northern
yellow nominal ii SIC $50. Rye In better
quest and saes Of about 200 bushels were made 81 Is
C~s In better supply and cheaper with sales ofa,c
Al coo CSC and western ai esc a67c.
COf-yn The market drm, with sales OF about 30
bags a. okc siiko, 80 mats OF Java 81 i6se, and %
tcrros Tho mako, was firm, bu, quiet with sais Of
H.s-smali sales we're reported at &C. q osc.
laos was quiet ii 90 s3i 80 for scotch pg
FaxaHrs-To Liverpool, 200 bills Of rosiu were 90
IsSs q 10 ons rD'' 1880 si sss spirits apsOsss
engaged at 1s ID 200 crces Of beef at o., and 100
oe o. ,p n ma .oBs esssn ts ~ og Ise ..
change to notice 10 Tho rates Tor Hsvrs or other
I'm was In moderate demand At Soc for common, and
MoiAxrs-sacs Of 20 bids English isiands, for export
bov ond thosc current last week
0-rs were quiet ssd prices unchanged.
PEoy IgoSs.-fork-The market WAS easiey and moro
scsve. Tho sales embraced about 1000 bbls. as
sg2 IS q o. closing 1t the latter figure Of prime
were made At sls los sle 20 which was an Improvement
Beef was steady with sses Of about 100 bbIs including
country mess at st si5 and repAckod Western se ~
fiT, and extra Chicago ditto AT Ia 50a tis Prime
mes was quiet al SIS 30, and beef hams nom nal
Cut meats we're steady with sales OF 10 or 30 packages
PC er4c., and hams q, 1870 q lie. lard was IN
moderate request, With sales q accus 100 obs at ltc
axe. Butter ard cheese unchanged, while the de-
msnd wss 70 fair extent
Rrv Sales OF 100 uerccs were made al 4tc. s51c.
The market cloecd Win stesdness
srGsss were steady with sales 81 sbou, 30 bids.
CubN scovAto Tor expon oa private srus and - hhds
meIaSo AZ sc.
WErIy-s " sSeai 10 sSs, rxs male n 81 &c.
40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-07

These returns show quite change from last week Tho
specie reserve has been fully restored The great In
In deposits Is attributed TO the increase indi
yIdual account from the payment OF dividends. The
want Of confidence In the public mind In stock securities
generally, particularly In railroads, has created DISPOSE
ton TO put money for the preson on deposit whore Il
be made Al any tine available. No now Investments Arc
going on In stock The bank deposits therefore likely
to increase tho proceeds OF dividends received
The line OF discounts remains about TIC Tho In
crease last week was only 10 moderate am,unt The
sub Treasury, thus a in the month, has paid out
sderably more than i,s receipx Tho payments &C
count OF duties have been very heavy showing thai any
dlm!nruou in the disbursements must produce = rapid
accumulated
The receipts and expenditures Of The aens and Chicago
Railroad for the year ending April 90 1857 fol
iows,-
The gross Carvings have been tis 9t3 IS
There received for interost............ 8os) 90
The surplus tho ls Of May, 1885, was.. csoo2s s5
-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-07

William L. mary.-An Imperial Photo
graph OF William L. Marcy added 10 the oolec
a. Bk ADYs Galleries Nos 500 and 20a Broadway, few
days proyio1s his death
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-07

Batchslor's Hair Dye, wigs and vospses.-
The best the world. SURPRISING AL ~ r. sold aud
/ piled Al tbs mAnufactosy. 20 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-07

CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MospAr, July e-sP ~
Aaes The market vas ggol, with sales OF % q 20
blsL pots a 7xc. Pearls we've quiet and nominal.
BxaDsTryrs. -Tlour-rhe MARKET for common grades
'as nrmer with good demand from both mo local and
astern trade The sales embraced about DOB 200
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-07

10 Perfume the Breath ard Eradicate Tan.
rreohles aad pmpies, "Bsir of Thoussod Flowers
None genuine unless sirned, rRTR1GE co.. New Yoyk
For sale al xi Broadway and by all druEfkLA-
Rupturs.--Marsh Is Co., Radical Cure TRUSS
o@cc removed 10 No. vcsey street. As.or House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-07

CxiSesdor0's wigs, Hair Dye ana youpsss
EAnd nnrfvaied in the oouniy Wholesale Nd rss asd
1 IL N applied D No. AELor Honaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-07

WHITES q Dress HAts--Spr1ng Dtyis-IAS
Pulton street, between Broadway and Nassau stros<-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-07
NEW YORK GERALD, TUESDAY, JULY Z, 1851

dabbe In them and kick them up and down as the power
Of the con'eiIng parties may warrant Tbe> Win never
again be well distributed heretofore but gvadusiiy
accumulate In the hands Of brokers, ~ all The oA run
down used up railroad stocks hava Occasionally tempo
rary imitation Ike the present may be realized, but with
out outside aid cannot be other wise than 10 very limit
ed extent
WeuDderstAnd that the Arm Of J. A. Aachado q Co
have suspended payment This house has for some time
past been extensively engaged In the opium trade and
the total liabilities OF the amount 70 s6Toooo The
suspension we learn, viii be but temporary They show
surplus OF $4,000, and propose, with . Little extra
time, TO pay one hundred the dollar sexs Of
adverse events caused the suspension but from the well
Known business tact, energy and Ddomitable perse-
Of the senior partner there can be doubt the
mont Satisfactory results Will be realized.
The Empire City Fire Insurance Company have declared
a dividend OF seven per cent, payable on demand.
Ater the adjournment Of the boart the following sales
Of stocks and bonds made at auction by Albert a.
Eioolay;-
q mn nn,inc 4 a t,tn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-07

Smithsonian House. Broadway, corner OF
Houston street couduced the European plan. Single
% cents cents and 81 per DAY Double rooms snd
81 80 81 The restaurant department In To tho
public ~ well a. guests the for
ladies' gentle the hotel and will be found well
worthy OF public patronage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-07

'@bor%ss u
The funded debt OF the company 10 ~ follows
First mortgage bonds payable 1888 and 1885, interest per
cen per annum, pay able semi annually 81 600 900 "
second mortgage bonds, payable In 1875, In.
tercst per cent per AMMAN, payable semi. - -
hnnuhl rVoyrb w
Ltchheld binds Chicago, ~ Charles and
Mississippi Air Line), payable in 1889, in.
annually s2ol5 y
The second mortgage provided for the issue Of two
millions Of dollars OF bonds Up 70 the is OF May last
there had been $4,000 Of those bonis purchased,
ceed and surrendered 10 the trustee account Of the
payment Of ustsmcnts 10 the sinking fund.- and there had
been sold In the market up 70 the dNe feo6, oo
making, together, an issue Of si,coi,ooo.
On the 2ith Of March the Board OF Directors passed
resolution Offering TO the stockholders the remainder or
these bonds (tsee oco) seventy Eve per cent and on
the Isl Of May last This amount spporloued among
the subscribing scckhoders and vhen fully raid for wiz
yield the company s7i7,ooo.
The bOang asS,on she Isl Of ysy lat VA sl,sSi w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-07

Toilet Articles. Rich Assortmsnt.--J. & $.
SAUNDERS store oaly. Al 10. Aston Housel
Custom, Made shirts, NIL Sizes, ut mcLaugh-
Inns whole-ale and retail shirt and fsrnisk
Murray and Greenwich streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-07

Inc Ahn6xed sAtement oxhbt6 tne average daily move,
mont in the leading departments Of the banks OF this cry
during the week preceding Saturday morning. July 1857
MD fos several previous wees1'-
Eaw YoRx Orr BASn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-07

Portable Dressing Gases In Great Variety
AS SAUNDERS store only, at No. Assor House.
Wnitcr q Dress HAts--spring styis-I4s
Puiiou sress, between Broadway and Ka.au strsss-
william L. Marcy-An Imperial Photo
sph q The Hon William M ssS ws: sdsrd q the 0
days proyioos 70 his death.
Card.-Am Persons whs havs Gray Hair
g ss 81 s s g. Sal s saS
srsa "a nay b considered real prodigy o. Oss.T
Pocket Cutlery, Newest Styiss.--J. Is ..
sAUNDxRs' store only. at No Asor House.
Houston street. oouducsed on the European plan Single
rooms g cents and q psr sy DSSes 5OSs .s nd
:, wen T. s g. % n s s.%' be na ws f
Toilet Articles, Rich Assortmsnt.-J. & 3.
SAUNDERS store only At DO: Astor HooseA
Custom Made shirts, NIL Sizes, ut n1cLs"gt,-
ns Wholesale and retail shIt and fsrusk store, Of
Murray and Greenwich sirees
The largest assortment
ABRooxs. SIS Broadway and $50 Fulton strcs..
a Clear Complexion ali Havs VINE Uss
JssEg Old Italian soap Al d,ssosraors rscss: ~ A. d
hAr OIL =. Depot IA Bowesy. Try these delicious ssiciss
C<iSesd0rv's wigs, Hair Dye ana youpsss
and unrvaiicd In tho country. Wholesale nd rss aad
IL dye applied ~ No Astor Hons
BaschsIor's Hair Dye, wigs and vo.psss.--
5. IL. S !. n. as SG.s * sr.1 IVA ''A aud ~
Prof. Alex. q. Bsrrys vrioophsr0~s IL the
earring prcsevins ard rssovtas hslr. LAdss kT Sod
10 Perfume the Breath ard Eradicate Tan,
rreohes asd pimples Balm % Thoussod Fswerr"
None genuine unless signed rRTRfGE CO.. New yoyk
For sale 81 "a Broadway and by all drugrsA-
Rupturs.--Msrsh Is Co., Radical Cure Truss
omcc, removed 10 No. vosey street. Asor House.
------
fioiiowsy's Piils.-stck Headache, Vertigo.
fsiueDce polarization OF the heart sinking at the n
and MI Local and general roceny from inper
dirsston relieved BY the first dose OF this medicine
and entirely removed By rs occasional ufe.
murray q Gnnman's FLORIDA WATER ~ pro-
refrrshng lasting and hcahini perfume c1islcr
sold by tie proprieforx ID. r LANhAF 30, whoessie
druxxss 60 Ns,cr street, New York aud b. all druggists az
70 cents per bottle
Brysn's Csmomiie Pfils Increase the sewers
OF digestion, freely The liver purifying and anti
bilious BRYANs tasteless vermiugs astp1ish M degbs
all who H. ard children gain rev ie and yiror by s
Sold sy terri Norton, <5 kGha and by keding
Co, Boston.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-14

PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from l to 5o,nl0. corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed separate slips
Of paper, enccled with small tin tubes and placed
in ore Wheel
The frs, ais Prizes. similarly printed and encirclei,
are placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then reyolvei, and number is drawn
from the wheel Of Nume ers, and at the same time 3
Prize il draw from the other wheel The Number and
Prize drawn out opened and exhibited TO the audi
ence, and gisterei by the Commissioners the Prize
herg placed against the Sunilcr drawn. This opera
ton Is repeat Ell until all the Prizes are drawn out
Approximation Prizes.-The two preceding and
the succeeing Nuia to those drawing the firs
3 Prizes will he entitled 10 the b Approximation
Prizes. For example: II Ticket No. II 30 draws the
sH,o Prize those Tickets numbered 249, Isl
and laa2, viii each he entitled TO 500 IL Ticket No.
so the se90o Prize. those Tickets numbered 5is
SO, as So, win each he entitled to s25Q and
cording tn the above scheme.
The 500 Prizes Of 40 will he determined by the last
figure OF the Number that draws the s0Go Prize. For
example, il the Number drawing the sQ.0 Prize ends
with No. l. then all the Tickets where the number
ends in I, will I've entitled TO s2o II the NaInber ends
with No. then all the Tickets where the Number ends
i'm will he entitled to so, and so on tn ..
Certificates Of Packages will be sold At the following
rates. which Is the risk:
1,sr.f ff;cats Of packa offn Whole Tickets
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-14

/, ,a.uu City Collectors Office. Ere
EE0RGE WOIRLIN, City Collector, has r, rn9y-
VI ed his otfcs frssn tS former location over tbs.
nal BANK, . THIRD sIkEfsT, Opposite the CoaIt
octi5-lw OF III, -fs,1 1ff. .- .ft
StAPER AN ID DPERFTsIERY.-F ~
n An assortment of Cap, Letter and Commerciaf
Note Paper Also, Bears Oil, Rose OIL, and Cosogne
received and for sale cheap at whnies,le y
= Fe.f,i .l-- % LaE ,fitEsloA BROS-1
EV .NsglL.Lt; e. CRAVF0RD5y.i.LE
tr ~ 5.'.sNssl l-s--s1-fs,it 1T
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-14

Cows Cows! Cows. -s
lH0UR Cow ns in from the csuntry- For sale
II ~ 2.H. COOK SOS.
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PLAN THE LOTTERY.

s, 400 Prizes amounting to ........... & ID o ,OC
Whole Tickets 80; Halves &5; Quarters s251.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-14
LOOK this WAY.

q HAVE Just received n splendid assortment OF
IA Bank hook Paper Cf althe sizes, VIII eh atn pre-
plred 20 eet Books at the sh9riest n,5ce 20 any
patron that may he wailted, with without fTiised
head. haye Blank BOOKS and Bills suusiry always.
on hard Give VI. L. JOHNSON call Isfi ~ coifsg
elsewhere. 81,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-14

In ordering Tickets or certificates. enclose
the address for the Tickets orrert, On
receipt Of which :hey will he forwarded first ma
Purchasers have tickets ending in any figure they
nav designate.
The list of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will he sent TO
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
~ Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post Office, County and State.
:E Remember that every Prize is drawn and pya-
BILE in fun without deduction.
~. All prizes of q, go and under paid Immediately
after the drawns-oher prizes at the usual time Of
thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates TO
g. SWAN K CO., Augusta. Ga.
II list OF the numbers that are drawn from The
wheel with the of the prize that each ore is
eni,elt, will he published after every drawing, in
the following papeTs:-New Orleans Delta, Mobile
Register, Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, At
lanta Inteligencer, New YORK Weekly Day Book,
and Morning News. Richmond Disps.chs News, aud
Paulding tAissJ CIwiU. t-J
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-14
A RARE CHANCE FOR
Z AN INVE EST IA e Mt!
ife ~.l ti Z FOR SALE AtH 81 -f
~ A T4L LUABLE TRACT OFLAED,
the Town of Cannelton!


Consisting Of abont hundred acres, one-half OF
which is bottom land, and the remainder extends into
the delightful hills that border the town. All Of is
embraced in plat % the town of Cannelton, and Is in
demand for house lots. The lower boundary of the
tracts Is not than ten minutes walk from The ex
tensve Cotton Factory and pr ncipal coal mraes All
the products of the lard he sold on the soil to the
peope of the town. II is admirably situates for
vegetable gardens for which the town affords good
market and high prices. The Land viii eventually all
be wanted for house lots. On the premises are three
dwellings, one Of which Is worth 800; another IS worth
sno the otl eY beautiful residence. cost s0O
three wears ago % it. Either of these houses can
he had with the land, all Of them, as the purchaser
may wish: they are separedby street from the body
of the land, and all OF the 'ots laid of for resi-
dences The property will ne sold on liberal credit to
a responsible purchaser.
The location of the most delightful the Ohio
river and the principal cottage with three acres in gar
den and fru is the beautiful rural residence he
tween here and Louisville. The chief motive for offer
ing il for sale is that the property is too valuable to
rent and needs more attention than the owner can at
present it. Address apply to the Editor of
the Journal; Evansville. my2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-14
Go and See the Elephant!

q LARGE Elephant can now be seen. free o
"A charge, on Main street. 3doors below Second
We don't mean TO say that fsMBfcH has become q
secu laor in Elephants, hut that he has just opened
the most grand stock Of Fail AMI Winter ID v Goods,
ian he ever had the pleasure Of showing to his
toners snl the public generally. They always
ready AMI willing tos how their gools and their prices
are known 10 be very low there vii be nodifbcuty
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-14

DEEPER SAUCE, &C. e'
Il - ioxes y. pIer Sauce; ..-....-..-
30 do CatSup;
II rs 5doz. assorted Pickles for sale bvs
q. III. COOK & son.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-14
STOVES AID TiMvvARE

sr-OSMAIN STREET NEXT DOOR TO MARBLE
HALL, OPPOSITE THE STATE BANK.
THE subscriber having purchased heavy Stock OF
Stoves hefOse the ranc, hnds himself this son.
with surplus, and rathcrtian keep them I'LL
other autumn, he has resolved put his pgces down to
prime cost, and tstie he will sell article in his
presen; Stock to his customers a: the price o:e
uflcturers by the wholesale. lg5-e
His Stock o; stoves and Tinware is large, and EN-.
traces every variety Of article il his line s mis- pres
ent offer will give the people in town and country, the
hest opportunity they will have in long time
cure bsrcaius Those farmers ana others who may
need new Stove till next year. viii make good in
vestmcut buy AMI keep their purchase till they
need the use os il, for it will them 20 IS per
cent in ae cost, which Is lager interest than they can
make in any other way with their surplus funds.
Every one disposed to purchase is invited to call at
the Stove Ware Room, on Main street. next door to
Marble Hall, directly opposite the State Bank, and ex-
anime the Stock, aad loos at the bargains offered.
nov2S-iy JAMES SCANTLIN, JR.
ENH:.S bSls IN Gns order, FOR sale hy
u eot 3. b. GILBERT & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-14
RAILR AID
For Loui.yilie. Cincinnati, st. Louis, ( srsIa n
= I' apoIis aEd tie Eaxt u .FllI
CEsNSE OF TIME.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER. sad, 1886.

oN and after this date, the Mail Passen ger will
~ leave isyaHsyiiie ~ O'Clock and @ MINUTES r.
NJ max Close Connect on at Nfncennes ~ trims
EaSt and West the Ohio rd Mississippi Eaiir ad for
louisville, Cincinnati, 81 L0us mud g ro ard srrve
Terre Iate AZ .=tU p NJ cpRnectiug direct IN
Express trains Tor Indianap polls, Cieve,aLd and tle
East. az 4 sur Chicago aud Centnsl Illinois,.
RETU URN INtf-ielve Terre iiaste 4sn =. ~ .
yincennss - ss, and arrive at Evansville az leay
=. VI.
Fright trains with pssseT<eF Car sLseedl un az
follows: Leave Evansville "a i:.A A. VI. Arrive az
Terre Haute 4n pm, Leave TsIre LsE.e al 6:s0
A. NJ, Arrive at EtaI sviIle 440 p. u. - -
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EVANSVILLE. sept Ist, Is
Notice..

rUM JELLY sp,eniIid article. For sale hv
~ ~ -. s- - Z-H- COOK q SON.
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FARES.

For any information or through tickets apply az the
Evansville.
r -.-I 4--.f' Elt JOHN INGLE,
.r. super Ulendgut
~ Henderson CoInr- ercial ait fr4s,gf A,tvocate
Evansville EnoGrer and Ut. CaIIncl Reg ter take oist
formes aiveFlisn erst and copy. loy2J.n
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GOVERNOR GEARY's Administration in
Kansas. By John II. Gihon NJ D., private
Secretary to Gov. Geary. Philadelphia,
Charles G. Rhodes.
This is a work Of value. written by
man who had uncommon opportunities for
getting exact information respecting the
acts and purposes Of the late Governor of
Kansas Territory, the acts and purposes
OF men Of different political aims in the
territory and Of the acts and aims of the
influential men in the Government at
Washington. Having gone to Kansas with
his proclivites all on the side of the pro.
slavery party, and freely making known
his feelings, he became at, once intimate
with their leaders, and had his feelings
strengthened by their representations. So
influenced he for while freely wrote to
eastern journals, condemning the Freesoil
men
Gradually the truth forced itself on his
mind as it did on many others. The hor-
rible wrongs and outrages committed for
the sole, END of forcing Kansas into subjec-
ton to slavery-the palpable aid which the
proslavery managers received, and continue
to receive from the chief sources Of power
in the administration, could not be dsguis-
ed nor misunderstood. To this dav men
guilty of the most atrocious crimes are kent
in office in Kansas and but recently others
of the same stamp have been appointed -
The work is written in q plain and instruct
i've manner. There are many original pa
pers ana letters scattered through it. The
reader cannot indeed fail to be shocked as
he reads the narrative of atrocities, both at
their absolute enormity, and from the pain
full thought that these deeds of violence and
blood have been committed in this land of
professed liberty and justice, under the
ee""t"nance Of men bound by every. sacred
! consideration OF Office and influence to pre-
vent them if possible, and to bring to
punishment the guilty perpetrators No
| history that we ever read can show blacker
| guilt and barbarity than will appear on
/ the page which future historians shall
write to show the world what was done to
force slavery into power in the territory of
| Kansas.