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announcements.

PupLIsHERs FREE PREss.-Please announce
the name Of ALFRED TABER, of Brown town
ship as a candidate for the Office Of County Sur
veyor, subject to the decision of the Republican
nominating conventions, and obige
BROWN AND AUGUSTA.
For Senator.
DWIGHT JARVIS, of Stark County.
v AMOS BURDEN, do.
"a For Representative
HARVEY 30GSIL; of Loudon.
.t. MATSON AYERS, of Harrison.
LEMUEL HOLE, Of Augusta.
J, ROACH, do. aaaH
SANTEh McBURNEY,
D. A, AFTER. Of Centre.
~ For Probate Judge,
JNo. H. TRIP, Of Centre.
,...r. For Auditor,
. JACKSON SWEARlNGEN,
JOHN R. BU OK, Of Lee.
WASH. BUTLER, Of Cente.
E1 Z For Treasurer,
JOSEPH DENNIsToN, Of Fox.
Z. bsil JNO. PRICE, Of Harrison.
- GEORGE CAN'T. Of Union. s.
A, M. CRUMB ACHER, Of Brown.
THOMAS CAMERON. Of Washington.
JOHN L, HUNT, Of Orange
H. M. THOMPSON, of Brown.
JOSIAH O. SCOTT, Of Loudon.
JNO.. STERLING, Of Centre.
.t.. ,s.. For Sheriff
DANIEL DUNLAP, of Washington.
]. F, CROOKS, Of Harrison.
JOHN r. DEAL Of Orange.
ELI nj. ORIN, Of Harrison
JAMES BAXTER, JR. Of Harrison.
lrY R. M'CARTEY, of Moproe.
ARCHBOLD M'ALLISrER, of W ashington.
JOHN w. YOUNG. of Centre
eHaG GEO. w. HEMMlNG, do. lt} f
m JAMES PATTON, l do. ..
a.- GEORGE FoUIZ,r do,
For Prosecuting Attorney,
t,a r. E. KNIGHT. of Centre.
W.. H. CHAMPER, do.
.t.,.. For IafrmGry Director
ROBERT HAWKE. Of Union.
p 90 JOHN FkWCETT, Of Union.
- JACOB MAPLE, Of Centre. e5s
For Commissioner, ~
l9ass JAMES M'C0Y, Of LOudOu.
ail aws JOHN. GREGG, of Perry, q q
sssgg' saFor County SsrpgOss rg. -
WILLIAM MoCULLY, Of Harrison.
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state OF. .ohIo, carroll County IS.
oEFlCE OF lHE JUDeE OF PRORArE

1
ia s-s s -t CarrolltOn, July %, 1851
THE following accounts Of Executors Administrators
and Guardians have been fled in this Office, and are
set for hearing on Monday, the 10th day Of August
A. D, 1851, at o'clock P. NJ Of said day, and
viii be continued from day to day until all are disposed
of The fling and pendency of which Accountants and
others interested will take notice, viz: e-
First account Of William Knotts and james Miller,
t14.fs Executors of will Of William
Knotts deceased - e~i-
e 1" Jane Shanklnton, Guardian of
minor heirs of William McCln-
took, deceased.
Third /" Robert Patterson. Guardian of
b sf l minor heirs Of William Denny,
deceased -
Final /" John NJ Bryant, Guardian of Geo.
E t N. Kerr ssf- a. ar.
Isaac Brewer, Guardian of minor
t heirs Of Daniel Berlin, decd.
Peter Shaeffer, Guardian of minor
heirs of John Slapbaugh, decd
July 2S, I'd. . 80 q. - o..a'.2l q -
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ELISHA KENT KANE.
A BIOGRAPHY
n Il ID

a BIUURAPHT.
BY WILLIAM ED Err.
In announcing the sile Of Dr. Kane, we are but an'
ticpang the wishes Of thousands and tens Of thousands
Of The admirers Of that great man.
Having been personal friend of the deceased, and
euoyng large share Of bis confidence, DR.. Elder is
veil qualified to do Justice to the sub blect
This work will be issued in one handsome octave vol
ume, and will equal in every respect the superb vol
ines Of 'Arctc ExplOntions.' recently published
It viii contain new full face portrait executed on
ais, sc.
In order to give this work large circulation i. will
be sold at the low price Of 81 so.
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Dr.Kane'SFiSt Narrative.

The United States Grinnell Expedition in
Search of Sir JoHN FRANKLIN, Du-
ring the years l85o-5l.
A Personal Narrative, by Elisha Kent Kane, NJ. D.,
U.SN 0ne volume Seo upwards OF $50 pages,
containing 900 Steel Plates and Wood Engrayings,
including fine steel Portrait of Sir John Frank lin
being the only one ever engraved in America Also
Biography OF Franklin, by $. Austin Ahibone, Esq.
S. 90.
This work is totally distinct from the second Arctic
Expedition, and embraces much veluable aud inleres
ting matter never before published. Ii should be own
ed by all who have purchased the last Expedition, as
it makes Dr. Kane's works complete.
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ROAp KoTICE.

MOTIVE 4 hereoy elFea The. pstaon viii be pre-
~ sented 70 the Commissioners Of Carroll county 81
their annual mtetug, IN September, next, payirg nf
the alteration ua the road leading from New Hagers-
town. % halrsrn, said atefption e Al the
cuvert said road the North East conner OF
Richad HendeFs0ns land; thence on the most prach
cable route, to- or as near, Adam Simm0as gate, As
good road can be made East Of said gate thefse the
nearest and best route 10 where said Road the
line between Harrison and Brown townships, and from
thence on the pFeSent Hafee road till Il ihterseets
he Nalvern Zee tnnpike, and there to terminate.
August 9Th, 1851. MANY PETIfl0NERS.
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BRIDGE BUILDERS. Il

0NHR COMMISSIONERS OF CARROLL
i county, win lei the contract for building bridge
across Yellow Creek at or near the house Of Ethan A
Daniels to the lowest responsible bidder on Saturday
the 2Sth inst between the hours Of 10 O'Clock n =,
and o'clock, P. NJ Sale to beat the house Of E. A,
Daniels. - ,.-... .-
JACOB sTRAYER, V''u"A@'Ops'~
Ann G 1851 Commissioned office. Carroll Co.
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Tag sfATk OF ono cARRoL1 CO, sn
TbOaasK X nsM 4 Ghs Uset Of oOunsa
~ Pleaa
w..t.n stakJ ~ CFh Ae'loH.
Abfshas ;i-tiah. ones; ne defendants ~ o. q,
tAbrshan v - ~esideni Of the Eia.s q Oha
hereby nolaai, bat TLOmas. iar.h smsar olhsE
hs petition IN aid Court, setting 'Aanns 81
ihings: that ssid Abraham Westisl spd ,,s. Il
laM his wife Did on the Sch day Of Aafch, lss
secure 70 the sAid Thomas Knsey The payment of ~
hundred dollars with the Interest that should become
due thereon, execute and deliver 10 ths said Tbonas
KiBsey mortgage deed Of lands and tepnmenta stu
az IN the said county Of Carroll, Vh the apPutenaa-
g bsisE IN he district Of ands subject 70 lals "a
Sssbenvis ard IN nnge 5, tov lldo lb. Illhg fp1A y
e,bs ct quarter Of sestcnl5 1eItbs1 -
saross Commencing sixty feel WestirOm tbs ssoaoh
-" ~. IL, North vest conner q George Caviorda
-. ,h.ncs Nsss parallel With tbe Slals rad
feet shsnss ssut, snS hundred Apd sSGI l's,
nIsceof hee;nninr' IkHa EltU.GAitL..t4hN
The ssId ABRAHAM westfall, : further ncened nat ~
dat ,he s.id Jhou.s Eiusey, alleges In said Ps.oos
tbst ths sSi sum ofs huhdeea dollars vAh the nicTs
est due thereon, reman.' wholly nnpsa- An1 l.Tl.ts
time for such payment Is nov elapsed ano ~ 49,
Abraham Westfa fail to deA 1ur, or answ ~ - rsT7 II
on or before the Let day Of Lfe Oo,Ooes 49,
said Court the allegations set fo tn IN sAlo Pes1n
be taken confessed and judgh 'su1 Hss .ss sah
an order Of sale Of The mOrtgagsa sS sS TIhsrY
directed accordingly. TH0AtAo AA'H-., f
Wm. II. ChamPer, Attorney oos ,sk4
!
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,ey,set sc,,,.;t,, ooaioa at MI D,onusy'of Etoud
P'yV'' '.'.,' ~ .'...t nr|
or Coan#Ua'pY on lGPsF-4o P'eVew h"V's
togrdphS and ARdstotc C0aateUe'tS hraSHreS
Transfers OF AherdtiopS, '
uorn,, nrohosod tho Patsnt for ,bo s,clos;Ss ,,.b.
to manuGstur and sell the now chemical Paper' in
" anS naa,aS IN E"npnd hv HsnrS
cIynu co,ehrotpd chemist and olHecr In ths R,ish
., ,s IsrSIy rscssssrs ~ saw that tbs PAM 1,
re"ommsndsS by Mr. Kent Assayer of the - srMint.
~. iymon Of the New York cIear,ne House and
Mead Brotbers extensive and skEul photoeraphers'
lion can be made on check or bank note printed on
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TRUTH AND MURDER WILL OUT.

The following correspondence gives Che latest
intelligence with respect to the dOings ofthe In
sesligating committee appointed to ascertain the
amount stOltn from tbe Treasury, and If possible
ascertain the identical thief. From which II will
uppesr to the unbiased mind Of every man, that
JoHx @. BREsLlN, the Locoioco Treasurer, is the
TSIEy, and RIlLua GIBSON, his brOtherin-law
and late Republican Treasurer, Is an accessory
thereto, etter he act. WIN 'Breslin's political
ftjends stiII eOstimSs 10 urge bis innOcsneSI
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EAA

iHlplicased, snd aaer clpss esspiuaiiO0 Of Mr.
Gibson, vlose leslirDOrIy 5 caprisea 10 40 MSS
page, wah slfeepsrs ana aceOsols iu their reach,
81. Gibson's former slstements to the contrary,
oaiy $S5S,OOO have been returned Of a SUM
Of more than one million -d0llar, taken from the
Treasury by Mr. Breslin, Of which he alone was
in default making John G. Breslin a dsfsuIisF
for $7ss,69l OIL
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rYs " ALIaPaper of Of yarioIs stIles sold cheap
BAXTER 3 CO.'S Eew Drus StosS
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' Correspondence Of the Cincinnati Gazette.
THE STATE TREASURY INVESTIGA
= hslea iaef a- TloN. 50 &
s-.A 10y ha.s.t'-.
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NN NAs0VsrA. AveesE 81, 1857.
nEssRs ,fRrPP a McCof.-Tbste is now a
rumor ~ eircuiSlioh, The Object Of which j, to
make an Impression that NJ. Hole {, Or 6ss been,
a LOcOiOcO, at some period Of bis life. Now this
is unfair and dos injustice 10 Mr. HOis, than
whom there is no better Republican in the COpn.
~ 10 yhich be resides aOitotLitAO5 ahl
Doubtless this is done 70 defeat bis nOmiOaiion
and tbs attack is made so pear the ere Of the
uonilalioh Ihatyen illpbigs be f1eDdsb BY re-
pnbIishing the tOIlcsibg asticIe whish vn pub
lisbed l6 months ago, aud must be its own inter.
prefer JAMES wESrFALL.
AUGUSTA, Ohio, April u, 1856.
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From the Cadiz Republican.
THE M'NEELY NORMAL SCHOOL OF
OHIO,

The condition and prospects Of the above ma
med Institution demand frank statement of it
affairs, so that the public may judge, as they have
a right to Judge, Of its true character and de-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-13
BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
= :" = = = ~ y = = = =
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

WASHINGTON, April l0th.-Although the
Administration has not officially stated the
fact, VIM. b. Reed has signifed his accept
ance Of the China Mission
The President has re-appointed Carson,
Agent for Indians in New Mexico, and Sam
n. Youst to a similar office, vice Mayer, re-
signed. Henry ID. WEIGH, Receiver Of Public
Monies at Des Moines, Iowa, vice Cassidy, re-
signed.
There are over hundred applicants for the
six land Offices in Nebraska.I Chapman, the
Delegate from the Territory, recommended
residents only. lie secured three-the press
ure of the other applications prevented the
entire accomplishment Of his wishes The
following said to be appointed: Dacotah
District, John G. Turk. Register, John n.
Patrick, Receiver. South Platte District,
Isaac L. Gibbs, Register; Edward Durand, of
Alabama, Receiver. Neniah District, Geo. III.
Dixon, Of Tennessee, Register, and Andrew
Hopkins, Of Pennsylvania, Receiver.
There is little doubt but that Gov. lizard
will be removed. No successor designated
The following appointments of U. S. Attor.
MES have been made: A. y. Harrington, fol
Northern District of Illinois. Hon. A. j
Upham, for Northern District OF Wisconsin
and r. P. Randy for Northern District of Ohio
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BORT of Gpanspills.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

CAMBRIDGE, from st. Louis to Pi.tsburg.
JACOB POE, from Memphis TO Cincinnati.
GULNARE, from Cincinnati to New Orleans.
w. A. EAVES, from Louisville to Evansville.
RANGER, from Louisville to Yazoo River.
CITY OF CAIRO, from Cincinnati TO Nashville.
HlBERNIA, from Keokuk to Pittsburg.
SILVER WAVE, from st. Louis 10 Pitisburg.
DUNLIETA. from Nashville TO Cincinnati.
FASHION, from st. Louis to Louisville.
BELMONT, from Pittsburg to Nashville.
ROUGH AND READY, from Tennessee Rivsrt Wa
bash.
X. VI. PATTON, from Louisville to Tenn. River.
ALVIN ADAMS, from Louisville 10 st. Louis.
JOHN BRIGGS, from Louisville to New Orleans.
RAINBOW, from Louisville to New Orleans.
NoRTHERNER, from Louisville TO Memphis.
w. BAIRD, from Memphis to Cincinnati.
CALEDONIA, from st. Louis to Cincinnati.
EUNlCB, from st. Louis to Pitt!burg.
MODERATOR, from st. Louis to Pitt,burg.
r. LAKELAND, rom Cincinnati 10 n. Orleans.
diamond, from Louisville to Evansville.
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HARDWARE,

wv have completed stock the spring
w and odsrthe foil wng St The 10 west figures. vat
Chaus hBmes hoes hay and forks cradles
sneath-. plup chains AMI rigging ketef brass
kettles, sad shovels. spades rakes, knives
whips tin selves. riddles. fry Yaas pms steel
mill oirtuiar. hand pannc rp I'D
bach
chsels. table aad cutlery buther knives shears
spring balances Iad locks and PISTOLS
door locks aad laehes coffee mills sheer shears hatcss
hamners planes jacks rnt drawing halves steel squares.
nails aad spikes.
We eoupl,te stocAs of cabinet makers and gun
smiths trimming aad gum and leather betting fancy g,od
Looking
steel needles. Pins.
thmbies hormonoanss Jews harps rerfaucry. sh hoe
and lines brushes pereun caps marbles couts powder
horns aud variety Of other goods that
Inducements to the trade.
mhII-wu BADC0CH & SONNTAG.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

TH< RIVER Saturday evening was slowly rising with
plenty OF watuer the bars for she largest boats Our
SPECIAL dispatches from Ptsburg report full river and
ia prospect Of further rise.
III The John Briggs completed her cargo, at our
wharf Saturday evening. She departed with us much
freight as she wanted
= The levee is becoming well cleared OF its pile:
OF freight Boals are plenty, and the freight disap
pears fast as it is placed the wharf The Greer
River boats sontinue to do well. The Urion, Gov
Powell, II. Bridges and Bowling Green, are tho pres
ent packets
II ? The new fregh,er for tho st. Louis and New Or
leans trade, r. Lakeland at the wharf Saturds,
night.
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ACQUISITION Friday night. Mr.. John En-
sic, a resi- dent Of the Bayou, while coming out
Of Mr. Behm's school room, on First Street
fell into the cellar Of Messrs. Preston & Broth
ers' new store, and was seriously injured. His
brother and the students carried him to Mr.
Bshm's room, and DR.. Byford WAS called i'm
uediately. Fears were entertained that Mr.
Ensle's back was broken, but the worst inju'
'ries received are in the shoulder and neck, -
On Saturday morning the young man was ia
ken to Mrs. Negley's, where he now lies in a
sfair way to recover.
1t was only a few days ago that Mr. Eaton
fell down the same cellar, and fractured his
arm. The cellar along First Street has been
carefully protected since the building common.
ced, and both these accidents occurred from
persons falling in at the rear of Mr.. CsldwelPs
building Persons cannot be too careful about
such places, especially in the dark.
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EyANsylI.LE TOOL STORE.

.MAIS STREET BErwEES FIRST SECOND.
undersigned would peetfay inform the
u OF Evansville and the surrounding that he
s resolving his spring stock of Tools and
generally comprising articles and partly consist
ing Of
Mechanics Tools,
In the greatest variety and Of the very best quality being
designed exolusivelytor retail trade, also
Building Hardware,
Locks HAtchets wrought Butts. wrought Hinges
Screws. Nails. Brads Trimmings for urnitGre &C. 80.
Garden aud Farming implements,
shov Spades scoop Hoes. Iron aud steel Rakes,
Manure and hay Ferris. &c.
Pocket and Table Cutlery,
spoons in great variety scissors aud Shears. &e always
hand Chains Sill aad Gus Saws Platform
Scaes. Chain Pa apI aad Brass and Eaameilet
Kettles &c.. &C. eonsinaance Of PATRONAGE respeetuly
solicited. AUG'S WALDR1RGH,
uh25 Main street, bet First nd Second.
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CHICAGO, April IA serious accident &C.
CURED on the Michigan Southern Railroad
Thursday night, near the Calumet station
The Express train west, with eleven cars
were thrown off the track by the breaking oil
an axle in the fourth car The fourth car was
completely crushed. One lady and child kill
ed. Several badly injured. Cannot get names
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, April IL, P. M.-Flour duler.
but unehanged; 800 bbls. sold at S5@5, 10 for
superfine and choice; receipts light. Whisky
dull and unsettled; 800 bbls sold in the fore.
noon at 211Sc, but towards evening, holders
could not obtain 2lc. Butter very scarce at
24@25c Oats active; 5000 bus sold at 81 90
SOC. Nothing done in provisions; prices nom
inal. About 200 bbls. lard sold on private
terms. but understood to be at liIic.
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GREAT FRESHET.

BASGoR Me, April 11,-The recent freshct
in the Piscattaqua river caused great destruc.
ton. Bridges carried away with buildings
materially damaged at Fox's crest. Much
damage has been done to the bridge and canal
at Dover. Several mills and dams have been
injured. Saw and mill and bridge at Guilford
also carried away. The freshet has extended
to the Penobscot and Kenne5ec, and caused
extensive damage along their hanks.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-13

BosToN, April 1l.--Tremont Temple Bap-
fist Society last evening passed resolutions
expressing unbounded confidence in Rev. Mr..
Kalloch's innocence, and earnestly requesting
him to resume his services, as their pastor.
Chief Justice Shaw pronounced sentence oil
death to-day upon Jas. Mayer and Charles
Cater, for numbering the Warden and Deputy
Warden Of the States Prison The sentence
to take effect after one years imprisonment.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-13

OF The new City Council will be compell-
ed to build this season, a council chamber
and clerks Office With the present Board
ofeighteen members, we have some curiosity
to know how they will make their present
quarters comfortable during the coming sum-
mer.
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HOwlRD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPuIA.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS
yNyO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such
y SPERMATogRHHA. SEMINAL. WEAKNESS. lNP0TEScE
GOSOERHGA GLEET. SYPHILIS eNee of OSANIsN
The no RID ASSOCIATION. in view Of the awful de
struedon Of huma fe caused BY sexual the
the victims Of such
have directed their Consulting Surgeon
Charitable worthy Of their to give Medical Advice
Gratis all thus afflicted apply by letter. with
description Of their condition. Gage patton habits of
lfe and in Of and suffering,
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE oF CHARGE,
The Howard Is benevolent estab
shed s7scial endowment for the relief OF the sick
distressed afflicted with 'yruent aud EPideie Diseases
IL has surplus cf which the Directors have
voted exPend IN ADVERTISING the above notice. Cd
add that the Association commands the highest Msas
cal skill OF the ge. ana will furnish the approx.
modern treatment.
just Published by the Association. report Sperma
torrho0a Seminal Weakness the vice OF Onanis. MAJ
SelAbuse aud oher Diseases OF the Sexual
Organs ty the Consulting Surgeon which will Re cent BY
mall tin sealed envelOps) FREE or CHARGE receipt
ofTwO STAMPS Tor postage.
address. Or. GEO. K. CALHOUN. OonsultinS Surgeon.
Howard Association No South NINTH Street. Philadel-
phia Pa. BY order OF the Directors.
EZRA ID. HEARrWELL. PrsTdent.
GEO. FATRCUILD. Secretary. fe's-'S7Iy
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ST. LOUIS, April 1l.--Kansas advices Of the
9TH received. Robinson and Dietzler appear.
ed at Lecompton on the 9th to stand trial foI
treason, but the time, place and court being
changed. they were directed to appear on the
first Monday in May.
The requirements Of the law have not beer
carried out in relation to the census lists. NJ
voting to be allowed. Lawrence, Lecompton
and four other obscure places have been des
ignated as polls.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-13

WALKER.-Thc wife Of Gen. IIenningsen
has written to the New York papers saying,
that the last letters published from her hus-
band, giving an account Of Walkers victories,
were addressed to her and to friend, and that
they are genuine and truthful. The attempt
Of the Tribune and other papers to discrodit
them is foiled, and Walkers successes arc now
placed beyond doubt.
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River and Weather By Telegraph.

CINCINNATI, April IL, P. M.--Riyer rising
inch an hour; 10 feet inches in the chan
mel. Weather cold.
PIrTsBUEG, April II, P. M.--River 13 feet
and rising fast. Weather wet aDd cool.
ST. LOUIS, April IL, p. M.--River falling
slowly. The Illinois reported receding rap
idly. The Missouri and Upper Mississippi sta
tonary. Weather clear and cool.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-13

BALTIMORE, April 10.--The steamer Louis
lana on her passage up from New Orleans
last night came in collision with the brig
Somerset, from New Haven. The bowsprit
of the brig entered the steamers kitchen and
swept cut the contents and finally was forced
through one boiler. Extent Of damage to tn.
brig not known. The steamer cot up this af
ternoon. No one injured
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IN ORpKRING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATI

Enclose the address for the ordered
receipt of which they will be forwarded ma
Purchasers have tickets ending they
designate.
The list OF drawn numbers and prizes will :
chasers i'm Immediately after the drawing.
Put ehasers will please write their plain and
give their Post oface. County and State.
Remember that every prize is drawn and payable In
full without deduction.
Ca ALI prizes 81 600 and under pad after
the drawngotheT prizes at the usual time thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Prize tickets cashed in other tickets either
Office.
E list of the numbers that ORA from the Wheel
with the that each is entitled will be pub
lshed after drawing; fn the follow papersNew
Orleans Delta. Mobile Register Charleston STANDARD NASH
vile Democrat Aspta lntelligencer ard New York Day
Book. Write your address plainly, and direct to
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-13

Pwe hoard Saturday OF an sophisticated indiyid.
uai who few nights since was enticed into driakng
house lowsr part the city, made drunk, and
iieyed Of his vauabes amounting 10 $500. With
such an experience he travel in larger cities
with safety
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-13

The CAyAL.-On Saturday the Eureka ar
sived from Richland furnace, with 30 tons Of
pig iron consigned to Geo. Foster & Co. The
Morgan left for Toledo, and will load with
-four at Washington. The Eureka also left
with load Of merchandise for Richland fur
mace. The banks are in good order and plen-
-ty Of water along the whole line.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-13

IL The New Albany Ledger reports the following:
Mr. Dean, who lives the Corydon plank road, re-
fused time ago pay toll said road The Sc.
ereary Of the company directed the gate keeper to
hut the gate and not allow i'm to pass with out paying.
This done, and Mr. Dean brought suit against the
company for damages, alleging reason for refusing
TO pay toll, that the road not kept in good order
The tried, and judgement was given against
the company for SIS damages