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Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15
Family Groceries and Boat
Stores. -

TINUE undersigned would respectfully announce to
J. his Old customers and friends that he has
opened family grocery and boat store next door
below the brick building where he formerly kept
ard viii keep constant supply of groceries, pro
Visions, &c, necessary for family The highes
cash prices will be given for country produce DC
POWHATTAN PERKINS
nov % '56
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15

ExcHAseEs.-The 1ri-Weekly States will be for
w.ardsdto all country Papers which will give the
above few insertions
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15
Prints,
Hard ware.

He mcst complete stock of hardware ever
Il brought to this market consisting of black.
smiths tools, carpenters and joiners tools lock
and Oolts Of all kinds and an extensive assort.
ment of cutlery in store aud for sale by
march 20, 81 HENRY WILLIAMS 4 Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15
Dry Goods.

w F have inst received per Young America, ,
W large addition to our stock of dry goods, ma
king our assortment complete.
aug 2, 55 HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15
NEW Go0DS.
Fancy Goods.
EsOnnpfS.

I ADIIrS and IT, sses' bong,ets cnil,lren,' hats
i plain and trimmed, of the latest fashion. lus'
received hv
NAV l5 81 WARD & SOI-TUNAYD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15
ShOyeEs aud TORgs,

4 LARGE assortment Of -hovels and tongs Just
~ received ard for sale Ey
feb %, '5G GEO. AUSTIN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15

HNE hundred and fifty pieces cottonades,
~ ceivel and for sale bv
may Is, 81 WARD 4 SOUTHMAYD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15

Irish Linens.
OG PIECES of Irish linens, just received and 70
~ sale -ty
may Is, 81 WARD & SOUTUNAYD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15
hitc Lead.

I"IFTY kegs white lead, received per steamer
4 Hickman and for sale nv
H.ay L, 81 WARD d SOUTHMAYD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15
Nails.
sso0ts 81 Shoes.

-a-z 4.g cases received per Forest Rose, COM
n .r.ins extensive variety of mems calf
a-a- zip boots, mems calf and kip brogans;
.-... .,i AMI cloth shoes and lace boots; boys
ais.eS and childrens shoes, for sale by
HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co.
march 8, 81
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15

NIFTY kegs Hazard" and Dupont" powder
L > dozen canister powder, for sale by
may IS, 81 WARD d SOUTHMAYD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15

DLATED and iroa sIeyes, Just received and for
L sale by
march I, Sc HENRY. WILLIAMS ( Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15

r WANT flour, meal. corn, oats; and in fact any
4 thing you have got. Roll in your produce.
march 6, '5T. NJ LYNCH.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-15

We are now enjoying delightful weather
here.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-05

CT Mr.. Waggonseller in his speech in de-
fence of his vote for Mr.. Cameron as Senator
from Pennsylvania, produced a letter written
by Mr.. Buchanan in 1916, while Secretary n
State unler President Polk, in which he point.
edly declined to express an opinion in regard
to the then pending election ola United States
Senator, in the Pennsylvania Legislature, on
the ground that he. as Federal officer, had
no right to interfere in the affairs of indlvidu.
al States! Yet, as President elect of the ma.
ton, he does, in 1857 what, as Secretary o.
State, he would not stoop to do in 1915
And, to make contrast more violent General
Cameron was then. as recently, one of the
leading candidates in nomination, though, as
it happened, the friend ant. not, as now, the ad.
versary of Mr.. Buchanan; this unucky elec-
ton is proving a sore event to the Democracy
and is whitening to the prestige under which
the new adm nstration was about to begin its
career, with the hopes and expectations of the
country in its favor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-05

III We were surprised to see in yesterdays Enqui.
a most scurrilous and unwarrantable misrepreseE-
laton of the conduct OF Mr. Gee the Vineennes Ca
zette, at social party mt the Apollo Hall, Monday
evening mir. q. s strictly private parsonage, no
way connected with the editorial department Of the
Gazette. aud therefore not proper mark for those per
sonsl liberties which editors sometimes indulge to-
waris each other. He 10 gentleman OF the sIuees
habits Of temperance highly respected and exempIar,
in all the walks of life. We assured 10y those who
werc with him, that he was In wise ar1eiay excl
ted the occasion alluded to, bat simply ndulg
ing in harmless frolic for the amusement of Others
and himself in convivial patty, where restraint ana
affected personal dignity were for the moment laid
aside by common consent. Mr. Hall is too amablo
man secialiy-too much lover OF good fellowshiI
him self-to have been 90 wantonly dscourteous anC
rude towards visitor; and even his strong pariizar
preudices could not have led him to violate in gro
manner. the duties OF hospitality. The appearance,
article have been accident, which Ia,
| Enquirer will explain.
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TRO BON D PUBLlC0,
III Every mother should tage 8 box IN the hous
handy In case Of &C sidenis to the children"
Eedding's Russia SaIye.
tits Boston remedy of thirty years Standing. and is
recommended by physicians. Its sure and speedy
cure for Burns. Piles, Bos Corns Felons, Chiiblans
and Old Sores OF every kind: for Fever Sores Ulcers
Itch, sead Head Nettle Rash, Egnions Sore Nipples.
n. 'mmendsd by nurses,l Willows, Sites. Testers.
Flea Bites. Spider Sings, Frozen Limbs, Salt Rheum.
seurvy Sore Cracked Lips, Sore Nose Warts and
Flesh Wounds. lisa most valuable remedy and cure,
which be testified BY thousands who have
in tho city Boston vicinity for the last thirty years
In no instance widths Save do injury interfere
with physicians prescriptions. 1t is made from the
purest materials, from recipe brought from Russiao
articles growing in that couniryand the proprietor:
from all classes clergy ply scian
captains, nurses, and others who have used it them
Selves, and recommends to others Readings Russi;
Salve is put in large tin boxes, stamped the
with picture of house and disabled soldier. which
picureis also engraved the wrapper Price IS cent
| u box. REvD;rG & Co.. ProprIetOrs,
| KELLER, FARNSLEY S co. AGENTS,
apI.d&wly Evansville Ind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-05

CARPET SwEEpER.-The Scientific Ameri
can describes carpet sweeping machine, ex.
bited at the fair Of the American Instl
tute in New York. 1t consists Of a small box
in which there is revolving fan that sucks up
all the dust and dirt and carries it into small
compartment containing water. The wooller
tibres and larger PARTICLES are deposited in a
drawer. The sweeping is done by pushing
the box along over the surface of the carpet by
handles. The whole apparatus is light and
simple, and will outlast a thousand brooms
No dust is created, and the sweeping is mos,
thoroughly done.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-05

OF Several of our enterprisins citizens
were devoting their attention, yesterday, to
the new water works project Mr.. Parish, late
of the Henderson salt borings and coal shalt
was in consultation with them, and is prepar-
ed to commence the operation of boring as
soon as the project is determined upon. he
thinks the enterprise to be feasible one. as
we'll as of vast importance to the city. The
matter need only be presented to the people
Of Evansville and Lamasco, with a reasonable
prospect of attaining so great an object, and
the means for its accomplishment will be read
ily furnished. 1t will require about $4,000
to test the experiment fully, and about SlO.-
600 will complete the bore and the well, with
all the necessary tubing. The reservoir and
the pipes to bring the water to the city and
distribute it, will require additional capital.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-05
ARREST OF THE NICARAGUA EMreRANTs.-

ARREST OF THE NICARAGUA EMIGRANTs.-'
Just as the steamer Tennessee was about leave
ing New York on the 10Th ult, with some
two hundred recruits and a number of the
prominent officers of Walkers army, who had
come to this country to forward the interests
of the fillibusters, two U. S. deputy Marshals
appeared on board and arrested Capt. Farm
ham. of Walkers army, Alex c. Lawrance,
and Mr.. Bolton, principal clerk Of the Near
aqua emigration Agency, who were charged
with violation of the neutrality law.
Capt. Farnham on being arrested. protested
vehemently against the act, stating that he
was not a citizen Of the United States, that he
was an officer in the army Of Nicaragua, and
claiming that he was legally exempt from the
arrest. He said he should hold the United
States responsible in damages for his unlawful
detention. Capt. Farnham made out so clear
a case that the deputy Marshal thought pro-
per to release him from custody.
Col Fabens, U. S. Consul to San Juan was
arrested while at his breakfast. The officers
said they had no instruction to detain the YES
sell. Her departure was however deferred fol
few days to await the result of the proceed
ings. The arrests were made upon the afiida
Wits of the men, who had been enlisted, ant
who swore they had been engaged to go t
, Nicaragua, and there enlist in Walkers army
They designated a number of persons beside
those arrested, but no measure VS. ere taker
: against them. The wife of Gen. Henningser
the Nicaragua hero, was present, conspicuou
among the sympathisers, maniiestins a dee
> interest in the success of the cause in whic
her partner was spending his fortune and hi
life.
All the arrested parties were taken to tn
s United States Marshal's office. Mr. Lawrenc
II was then released on bail OF $4,000. EA
Councilman Wild appearing as his bondsmar
Bail was freely offered for Colonel Fabens an
; Mr. Bolton, but they refused to accept it, an
u they were committed to the Eldridge stree
d Jail. Messrs. Miller and Finnigan were cor
d signed to the same quarters in default of ba
. for $500 each. The examinations were I
take place in day rtwo.
"a The news of these arrests made somethin
of stir among tillibustering circles, and a
T. eager and excited crowd soon assembled
70 st. Charles saloon, the head quarters of II
Al movement where great deal of indignal
eloquence was expended.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-05

o. James Kellem, living near Corners
vile this State, on Monday last called at a
drug store and procured strychnine, for the
purpose, he said, of killing rats; went home
and took bis wife to visit some relatives; took
leave of his mother, went to another house
complained of being i'll, and declined taking
supper, anc while the family were eating
stepped out doors, and it is supposed, took the
poison, shortly after which he was seized with
spasms, and in two hours after died, protesting
to the last that he had not taken the poison
He was recently married, and his friends car
discover no reason for the deed
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Volksbote please copy resolutions.
III. Q. WHEELER,
VIM. HUGHES,
p. HORNBROOK,
TruStees
Trustees.

OF. The revenue from tobacco alone to the
British government was near S25, 600 600 the
last year. The consumption of the article is
increasing in every civilized country, while
the product does not materially increase any
where. But the present high prices will have
the effect to stimulate large cultivation in this
country the coming season. and probably a
larger area will be planted in Kentucky and
this State next year than was ever before
known. If the season be favorable the product
will be enormous. We shall be ready we hope
with our warehouse to receive our portion o
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-05

OF Thos NJ. Lee, boot and shoe maker,
left Covington, Ky, in July last, in search Of
employment, and was last heard from in Ev-
ansvlle, on the first Of August, since which
time his wife and family have had no intelli-
gence Of him. lie is about forty five years Of
age, five feet four inches high, and weighs
about lao pounds. Any person who knows
anything of his fate, will relieve the anxieties
of his wife by giving information to Mrs. Mary
Lee, Covington, Ky.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-05

WRECKS UPON THE JERSEY CoAsT.-1 he
Secretary Of the Treasury has recommended
to the Senate that authority he given to ap-
point an ad litional superintendent in con.
necton with the stations on the New Jersey
and Long Island shores, for rendering relief to
vessels in distress, and that boats of lighter
draft than those now in use be obtained, and
that crews rendering assistance in cases OF
shpwreck be allowed sum. not exceeding
$500, according to circumstances; he is opposed
to granting pensions to the families of such
persons that may loose their lives inendeavor.
ing to rescue mariners, conceiving that this
would be the commencement Of an indefinite
extension Of the pension system, and leading
TO much atusea
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-05

BRILLIANT AMERICAN VICToRY-Three
months ago the Democracy triumphed in
Wheeling, Va, but already there has been 9
reaction and they have fallen. In the munich.
pal election, held there few days ago, in
which the party lines were strictly drawn
and from which sll extraneous issues were ex.
cluded, not single Democratic nominee was
elected, but all the American candidates. on
tt. municipal ticket were successful by tri.
umphant majOrities.-Lou. Journal
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-05

o. The Supreme Court Of Tennessee has
decided that the act of the Legislature for.
bidding the banks of that State, excepting the
Bank Of Tennessee, from issuing notes Of less
than five dollars, is a valid and constitutional
enactment. The effect Of this decision does
not impair the value Of such notes already in
circulation, but iorbids their resistance after
they have been withdrawn from circulation
and restricts all banks alike from hereafter
issuing any notes Of a less denomination than
five dollars, except such notes Of the Bank o.
Tennessee
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f sooi srtice will any pretende
Initiation said that city Of
b really ncrorieus article capable of doing
ns-i for and IL viii stand the Of
rosition aient urOn afst.d notoSeiy an Hosetter
Bter bear evidence OF THE. tor is has
take n hold the pie aud tried and found
ing curl any Of Dyspepsia in any form. When
these facts are known why should II he appreciated
ai by Druggists and Dealers
x.nsrally. KELLER Il WHITE.
HALLOCK AZ STODDARD.
febt-dxs NOOLSEY 4 SAWYER.
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RAILROAD MEETING
A II O w N SVI I, I, T. o

satin r. ay. Fe5ru nry 1fth.
meeting will be hell at Owensville. Saturday. the
18th day of February To- the purpose Of taking neaare for
the construction of Railroad point the e. &
O. Railroad, through Owensvlie Wabash river The
citizens all the counties orsg crested in the enter
prise invited The meeting will be addressed
by JUDGE FALL. of Princeton and by other gentlemen
from Evansville. and Gibson and Posey eounties.
Books for subscription Stock Of the Road from Owens
vile the L. c. Railroad will he opened at that time.
and 1t is desired that all will prepared t. contribute
their aid an iphut to push the project forward.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-05

~ Mr.. Stringer, runner of the Bank Of
New Orleans absconded from that city IN the
steamer Caha,cba on Tuesday last, with sou.
OOO. The Balize telegraph line was cut te
prevent his interception. He was, however
intercepted at the Balize and brought back t.
the citv and committed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-05
r+Tba GRANVILLE Herald thinks Evan

fCT The Grayvlno leIaiu thihno Ivan"
Vile to be like drowning man catching At
the straw of the GRANVILLE trade to save 1t
from sinking. II the editor were true repre-
sentative of the people for whom he assumes TO
speak, it would be grasping at shadow to re-
ly upon it to save the waning fortunes OF any
place. When we we're urging upon our clti-
gems the value of road to GRANVILLE and the
people of Mt Vernon were striving for the
same goal, this editor said the people Of Gray
Vile were amusing themselves with the fun oil
the rivalry, and with folded arms, were pas
sively waiting to see which party would first
come to lift them out of the mud. IL is the
policy of Evansville to help those who will
help thenselves-to work with those, who
have enterprise and energy somewhat cor
respondent with her own, to put into the part
nership. Though neither crippled nor en-
.esbled by her past efforts she does not present
herself as Hercules to lift every stuck cart
out of the mre The editor by representing
the citizens of GRANVILLE as apathetic and in
different to the enterprise, threw discourage
citizens; and when proposition was made to
them by the people Of Mount Carmel and oil
the intervening country, who evinced DISPOSE
ton to Join in the work with the right spirit,
and invest in the enterprise to the extent Of
their means, the city of Evansville turned Its
attention from the GRANVILLE project to the less
expensive schemes of its more active neigh.
bors; by which the Herald has missed its boy
ish amusement, and the citizens of GRANVILLE
have lost for a season the chance OF getting 6
road to the Ohio river, over which to trans
port their Is 900 or 10000 hogs, and othel
produce to a market.
Evansville is represented as sinking unde
the embarrassments of debt Of S2OOOOC
for which she has stocks in roads, that will b
worth more than the debt, before the sum i
DUE. Beside the gross falsehood Of the state
ment it exhibits the profound policy and wis
dom of the Herald, to attempt to destroy tn
credit of the city on which its citizens rely t
build them a road, and in whose fortune
their own interests are SO deeply concerned
III lniS DC tiie poiiCy vi N'"y Univ No AA'Nsse
what may be its present importance-its trad
vii be but straw or shadow for any on
to grasp at.
Whenever the people Of GRANVILLE get
proper exponent Of their views-of their ii
teliigence, enterprise and public spirit-an
will declare their readiness to join with the
means and counsel in constructing road fror
their town to this city, to increase our pres
emit pleasant and mutually profitable inte
course, they will find Evansville not onl
willing and anxious to second the enterpris
but she will produce abundant resources
accomplish her full share OF the work. BIZ
they want an organ that will speak the trut
that knows the value and power OF credl
and has sense to comprehend their true il
terests, and the value and importance Of pu
lie improvements, to those who will NAL
them.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-05

PRESENTS TO LIEUTENANT HARTsEIN.-In
addition to the various marks of courtesy and
attention which Lieutenant Hartstein received
during his visit to England, in company with
the officers of the Resolute. 1t is said that
Queen Victoria intended to present him with
sword. The New York Legislature has
also just voted him $500 gold medal.
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febt-ik

Ear The evidenr he aiiuced in favor OF the
Of HC,fqnd German Btters. PREPARED by
Dr. NJ Jackson is the edeuted demand few them
fou all o.e Union and although there be
compounds prepared AMI represented being worthy OF
liberal patronage feel caatTansi remark.
the vast number o elaoRas with which the WORTHY doe
has been honqrei rsr.nns OF thu highest character
etabty who founi IL TO have
his preparation 10 estim Recently conclusive that
mere remedy the slmos. inhmeaiat relief
with dsful maiaiy. dyspepsia has
beer discovered. See advancement. For sale bv
felt KELLER ~ WHITE.
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~ The committee appointed by the Mavf

G The committee appointed by the Mayor
the charge Of instruction against the negroes
in Jail there, have just reported after careful
enquiry, that they find no evidence Of any in
surrectionary tendencies or causes for confne
ment of the prisoners. The confessions pre-
viously published were made by negroes un
worthy OF belief and from private malice.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-05
o. The New York Times of the 10Th ult.

e. The New York Times OF the oUth ut,
says:
We have been some time aware, that our
gifted countryman, the Sculptor Crawford,
was suffering severely from tumor formed
over one of his eyes, which threatened to de-
prive him of its sight. But he had submit
ted to an operation. which promised at first,
to afford him relief. We learn, however, that
recent advices from Rome gave his friends the
most painful apprehensions. The tumour, it
is said, proves to be malignant cancer, and
there are but feeble hopes Of his recovery. tie
is in Rome with his sister; and his wife and
children, WHO were here with the intention oil
spending the winter, have gone out In the
steamship America. which was to leave bos,
ton on Wednesday, having been summoned
by this melancholy intelligence.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-05

lrrA case is being tried in Pttsburg, in
which Mr.. McKibben, proprietor Of the Mer-
chants Hotel, Philadelphia, has sued Mr.
Cra;o for the seduction Of his daughter, laying
a shs damages aDs s at $1,000 Miss MckbO:n !
deaf and dumb, and her seducer is her brother
ip-Iaw. She was living in his house at the
time Of the alleged offence.
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FOR ,cE.E JOURNAL.

Inerer 'spired tew be pot.
Il need at tell. 'sPose you it'd
But Ithawt there's virtg init
Darn'dif wouid' n, 10 = mint!
Bu. when you .s~k Of dog'ra'Jpin.
Webster roun 4 aAd takes 6elite in;
bed or live he'll stamp your feeturs.
And "babiE'' few. deer lit.le erssturs.
On papar. iron glass or plate.
He'll tx yevr sbaider sure as fate.
SO patrai sni so trew 10 life.
wheu yew re away twill fool yewr wife.
noy2s-d.f TILESTON's Gallery
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GREAT CURE OF DY sPEPsIA.

G. q. MERSHoN Merchant says:
sINPsONyILLE Shelby Co. Ky. March 20 1855.
'The Gernan Bter give general sat zion. aud here
with hand certifeae OF Mr. Morton Berkeley
lie farmer Of this eiuntrv.''
sIMPsoSyrLF KY. March a. 1s55-Dear Sr-I wonld in
form that have been afflicted for several with
Dy spspsa. a aggravated form. for which used
Sarspsrla ani various other remedies with ohtsnin
relief From the yarous slieniasi IN favor Of Hoof
lands German Btt.rs. induced tn tter, and
with that through their
better health than have dore for and checrfuy
recommend the Bter all addicted with that terrible dis
Respectfully.
To DR.. C Jackson, MORTON BERELEv.
See advertisements. Jet3-dkx
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AGENTs WANTED.

for popular business through the country Ii is employ
eut requiring ihtsgence shrsvdness aud tact Ill a
high for integrity. Those possessing the quail
featons learn tn advertisers address by applying &c
the publisher ofthis paper.
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A vALuABrE MEDICINE In columns OF To-day will
be founo the card of DR. T. H. CAvANAUGu advertising
''CCRE. that distressing disease tie Piles The
devoted his attention this
and with such that Re offers 70 h
public Medal preparation entitled ., their entire
hienee has tested IA rims tho
years efficacy has uuinerruate1 10
in all cases. We u mend the afflicted ,ry it,
tChicago Path Finder.
For sale in this cityhy fets KELLER WHITE.