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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-08
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- udmtt6e in ietner si9tnsn
5un9e lsfsn. .
- Gs 1T bic mcilt pcllitSnoiss 8ontrctrn;ei:
~ Ite bic pu6lijirt III. @lsihfans cine eits rrn
allen pripat 8auttn in amsrita. .
Gin pcuidnoissr SnbssriT pCn osn Sinan:
orS ,ru ron europa uno Qmsrifa, eribeint etsu:
- falls in ieoer glummsr, sufanlmsn nit allen
"a pittissn Slsuiafsiten res Sa9ce. GlSibfalls
q cine Rtibs ron Gridblunesn, aus sinem oItSn
~ Ranulsript ecfInosn in Dem Often. DalIs6s
y { sntbStt bic meilt pcGtanci9e Gsihibts pom
90 Dem
& REORGANIZATION 2cbcn,
uno trIhrsibt Die msia ltbpisri9sn so9cu, in
rpslhsm bic Domsn uno berren ron ienem
- eonos 70 of ecfuncsu wcroen fno. Die @r;
& jdbtunssn neroCn bas sauje Sabr bineurh
- fcrtselsst, uno rperoen d, fiber ais bic nrtsr'
~ batfenolte ausweieen, Gle ie Dem THSsstunA
ON pOrsstr9t prrecn fup.
- .6T9RShenttib bsrausac9stfn on rur 81
- bss Sabrs. aGs 8risfs muSEn aeers6irt psr'
~ Den an
9r6n Q. Gsr, Srctrr,
+rr HE sGs. 20 GRalI Smafs, Ssuptrt.
dprif 90, 1857. ralS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-08
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Gin Steltpertretrr fir 2cinlamrnsSebl.
Die llntrr,tihustsn cffrrirtu nun Dem putlitun,
ibrSu . Slsume aucr (Otbli9e SldRi9tciD ole
elm wirtlamsr StcGprtrCtSr fur sciniaanltn: :SehI.
uno oils elm Strbdnncr fir alle Grten Sarbsn in
Osbt stmoblsn. nit ausnabme prn Srnitian 8cIh.
gBSnu pcrotinnt nit Dem ls II M, ortt cir Fat:
&c b c 9 r, trcdnct { Oh 10 n c r, miro mtbr
roucrbaft-uuo nenn ladirt. (parufbce) rrlau9t
uno bcb6tt bic Sarts ras db Sn lte 9ldn;en:
'oe auleb en- ;-uno Ole @tatieitdt pcn Dem
SercdnnCr, fest Die Tarbe i'll esn Stauo cem Rar;
uiIh nathw9tben, wceurth Damn Dem 3 cr M d
c uno rem % c q ( d a n, 70 aIaemsin bsi 9t:
rSbnIirbcu ladirtsn Debt Sarbrn, 9inlib pcrScbcu9
III.
lin tlsbrne Ditr au;uffrctbsn fam tssslstb
en- nibt 0sfunoen rperccu.
Der Steu III Fam bsi Ih Titbit, cosr ,uFommcn
nit ecinlauRn.Scbt. @oruiicb. Surptntins crcr 90:
ran. e nab pem 8ttitbsu pes antrsbtrs, 9tbraub
pCrocn.
Die Soften baSrn IinS nur bic SSIftr
Spn brnen bes 2siniamrusSebls,
nN rrmit pcrcen Die aussatsn fir pas anFrsi6cn
tcocuttno pervin9crt.
SBir cmpfcbtru eenItlceu ectrculih fir bic onac:
ocbene 3ptde, uno prtdhSn gut eair, eGP CT 3urlt;
oenbcit eitt. ..r..
Gin !bsratsr Discount fit ben Saned wirc CT:
t0Tbt.
Srcinis, Gattman une Srcini5.
gmtritanil6e Ssart.. ,np In1rif 0rfrr, Gde
trr 24lrn rnO Gjtssn Strubsn.
SImtsifube.-gi. 6. @ds Der 3ten unb gS'cr
Strabcn. philadelphia
0LT @bsnfans immrr Gin arc}tr @crratb auf
oano bti unlirn 6rSSolrfLuffsH9tut osn perrrn
IRilliam g utaaer uno 8ruotr, SO. 81 Ncrf
Srcnt StraGs, philadelphia.
01r0isItr Slsum it sriihfaGs lei bartsf
D Nuter in Der 5rapt 2lGintaun ju srbalttn.
ltrrit 8. 1857. nal !
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-08
SIT eS nt6t fp 2

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trdhn'ts f'ltrsft9cIncs n an
IN en- uni D Sa I s. uno c'l
Ip'rIt eoS 9oris Sabr trlltbe
! 5ruhts an ScnllllsrsgrelPsn
Ibatsn,
&elItdnotSe Anrrrifun;
3sa I'm alIe Arten 6ruhls
iuuo ScInaices auBuetlrap;
rert, te9lSlttn ois Sannsn
Juno S0rs; -,
Ste fno pcn Stnn, @Ios,
ausenfwaortn uno 6tueri
lno aflo'prcUe Stslnwan; "a
Irsn 9smabt. Sie @rcBtn
Juno ren sinsm pctnt ia Ct;
nsr 9aucn. DiEls Nantlrri
uno Sars llno 9anilth chen
am ebern Gncs uno 9sei9nsI
lOescnrmte IN cer Sransper;
tatton Sn etEr'rttn. -.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-08
ReaSine, msar, 4. 1857.

JteuptHgI SN@'3 1'eAO"'
1Nie fintersedntsen, NQiistisSsr Der Genmittss,
~ rtad,sn adptin9spcll frt9tnesn gsrltbt; Oap
ypir oefthen baten uig Die ypgi SthtrbettesAttsn,
nab anfinstiG1sr letsrsiutuuf jwben 5arrsIs uno
5trrin9 uno Gpans uno gBdticu, nebsneinancer tn
sine Saruaes astraht-usmIidb Die ailte IN Dem
tSetraud,. oes 3abtmeiiitrs oer philadelphia uno
Rsaoina Mtsad6abn Gcnrpa9nie, in fttnsr aiIHsltu;
o. 81 9isoon9, psrfsrti9t ron SarreuS uno perrin9
uiO bic 6tit i'm Gfbrautb pcn 8. u. yang, IN let;
ueui Stpbr, psrfsrti9t pom Grams uno 9satlen-uno
hab 8dihsr uno paptsrs IN cine 9eraes plt ~ els
snorrs 9ctban wcrbcn fne. -ss.s -. ~.
4lDas 6suir ipurns anss5inSst nm, 81 llbr Wcr:
ssns .uno purps ouf9sbiltsn bis Nlafter 6iderp
bctL ;pei 8lafter' tirrcs Giben uno bal6 faianiSn
Tcps ncj 9in;lib nuf9ejebrt rparen-oas gan3e gee
fbab uilrvs Ssr auflitbt nsr lncr,sbustsu, Mit9s'
Der Der Committee. Die Sihrbsitststsn rpurreu
bann ab9etdblt, oarnatb scSfiast, Die Biiher uno
9,cpisre btrausqencmneu ourdj bic Committee, unc
nab Dem Stebr pom 3. 4. eans fiir SisntldR I'm:
ttrfubun8 9clanpt-nahocm bisidte 5uerif eurtb nc
Gcnsa,itte unkrfatbt uno bt3tibnet wcrosn rparsn.
Die Bdcbsr uno pdpere neltbe aus eer &tfts, pers
fsrt9t ourtb @aans uno G4atlcu ocsrnsicn rouroen,
partn nu, psni9 bsfhioi9t ourh Ole un9sbeurs Iet'
se, ,plbrsno hisieniecn bit aus Der Sife, petfer9t
burb Sdrrtls uno 5trrina 9encmnen mrrcen fino,
nab untrsr Meinun9 p6li9 10 prc3ent mcbr, ole
sittnoen auSGpans uuo GBotIcn'6Siitt 9cncnlmRnsn,
RSEsSeidt tuaren.
@as s8ir olauten oas S6iee cine rchmSet9e une M:
sratthfiikbe Yrdfun9 osr rspsfvEn S.uaIltattn psr
bsic 6iberbsits:Si iften 9crptftn Su isin.
.ysssis,,iD r, ~ Satcb 8. 99ldfr.
-r Daniel Q. Sumter.
A. 04r ruurcu tgS1rtHo osm 9rtunsn obpesne, atrr
ftimnsn pSui9 nit rtm cti9cn 9sritt rcn Dem gu:
ltanos Ger p0pitrt uno Sdtber, pcltbe aus ben re;
'pSttipcn Jtiftsn scnrmnsu ,pcrotn finS, dbsrstn.
0. q. Nicpts,
'Hl r7.se4. s.. 8, NGblsu6ers,
a.r- EEal- SamcS Milboaanp.
GTSiS frtarnes Ss1amtS bsrrsn, @inwcbnsr rtn
gesae;aa uuo lnist9tno. wsItbs ras ct9e Stuer &c:
Ebtn bdttu, hottn fit Dem @rcnncn une 6ts gum
Ilttu, 9Iai 1851 25 sibsrbGtstttrn prn q onn
uno rs 8 II 9ttouf:
8. Il. NiiertIs, esrrlb .eirab, Sfaat 8utb, Sirt
uno 6iGlitr, 98. &bcaes uno Sobnc, benrp gD.
9lgieiuotr 2, Or. 9Sm. 9yecrs, SaIcmcn 8bcocs,
9svi 9. S'nitb, 6iab unb CRAIG, SSni. atrd, Gauf;
mon uuo Baum. 2Bm. Mlt Barrier, Sec. 3. @dcrt
9. GJn. s.. g1. oanltcd. G3ro SRilIer. Sas. Same:
: nn. q. g. II. Il. y. Marnsr, Saec6 Stbmuder, gS.
,Gin9. @. 8. ShoHsntsr9cr, 8. &. GcmpaSnic, 8.
r. Vans 9, gG. 6. uno 9. y. @rmantrrut. Z. =.
Bribc9anc, 8ilImtrtr, Sclmcr uno &C., SRiltcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-08
S5 3 eng nj q em;
cher ben
9Serfilicbcr iibcrfiiDrt.

Serfdlicbcr ii6crfiiDrt.
Srbn 9. . Ye III brr gluttcr,
- tpsltbsr 10 Sabre Grfabrun9 als 8unticr,
= 9sfanntmabSr uno autber seba6t bat uno
- cine Rsibs ron 8crtrG9sn in Dem Srrarrpor
- Saternatls lieferts, olIwc fir 10 aufsinanosr
- fct9snbe Rdtbte tber ..
= p9- $4,000 WScmicbcm -ga
. ibu mieosrbctcuttib nit tautem 8eitau te:
= artgt ba6en, als CT ibnen rie Bcils jsiste in
- ntldbsr Die SerfilIbc, ibre 8;trd9crcten Gus:
- d6sn, uuo ben fbsritsn uno tcltsn @ss9 bic:
e. tctbe gu euteedSn.
- aGs bic Stedbcr pcn 8anfurten: Ylattsn 9ss
. Ben iu, bae CT Der srSPts 8ennsr pcn papicr;
~ 9slo III oer lest lsbt.
@rSbte Grfnbuns bcs sesentpartsen Satr'
. buuents UNI psrfilIGte Santnrtsn su snt'
. beden,
= bsIhrsibsno cine ees 8anfncts in Gritsu,,
- uuo ,siesnb bel crltsr lnFht cine iecs Scr:
x fdlibts in Circulation /! Sr bcpunoerunos:
- ,rpdrpis sin9sribtSt, oOB bic Gahiubun9 eani
- sinfab uno Die Gnipsduns auscnbIidlidb IT.
., Otr8ein 8ssiifsr III gu sramiuiren ! Sei:
q ne passu auf;uiutbsu, icnoern es ID 70 sinfnd
=. ein9srihtst. oae ss nur elm sin,iscr Slid bee
- l1aufnanns. bcs 8antisrs cher pes 8eib6fts:
- SRannCS erfcrcsrt. .- .a .H
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-08
Grbabelte GrDfnMng!

T"<SNN% T~ VpTV~PC .
- aemme Giner, tonut a
ale, unb beIebst bic
pradIt peue StebE
'f fube, Mc.- 49,
= i'a. glcrtbamptcu ct. ~
.t,t Gaffcu, 9a.5 uno r -a.a
nntetfubt zines t.
Der erSbten, mliit
faGbtonatte
ilno 10 btfeits
fen Stcds E.-
-.,.-s--s ron trsdtueu
-. g8aaren, Der
ienlhls in hiefrr
Staot Jun Gerfauf ans
getcttn purce. Adus ram
fer ftnoeR es ~ ibrenl
| 9rceeu Icrtbsit wenn
fis oislsn pribtis
SO eenStcd srf
saa4 fersfdttis 81. sH.s -sar-
untsrfu5sn, sbs Ts lcnfIpc faufsn.
Gin anruf 1T psrlanst psnn fdr
fcnf nihts als Lur UNI Die Gdtsr
, gu ltbsnu. zen linters
f6teo In esa Trrt'
enS,pn IsT !" s',' sylsbps I'm y; 0,a en-
erfabren. g tbmar,e
Gsioeu, al Ie pcu ben
aIcrteteu uno 6sfannten SDla.
nufatturifsn, Sdntp Ssihs, --.r.
8arr9es, : / lIuss, eawns,
grtuiauts, prpiins,
9em b as 3ins8rcs
faoiHss.Sr ganoiss,
Sadcnstts, - Daoinss,
Ginobams, Dueoles,
8ebes prn ieosrtsi
art Gbins. argentine. Stella uno
galbmere S6apls, Grape, Sbibet
unb @rusufdapls, Wantiars, Iusiss .
Sitter, Srifb s
enen Ron oer
belfCn Sualis
tat, HdpfinS, 9es
.. blSitbte uno un9es
r tleicbtc S)elsint,
g. Tlaneue, Side, ...
Gbcds, garaiele, Res
eenlbirme, embrcec:
rsp Silhtdber, lcincne
Silbtihtr, Gin pcllltdn'
becs lhcrtcmsnt rcn als
lsrlsi Snabrn anpi9sn. tss
ftts Sud-, &aeemrres,
.penoe u. llnterbcisn,
ausesrpdblt Gus ben bes
g fen 5a6ri: fen, cine rles
eants Nus; rpabl b. Gras
rats Il. Ssis, panci6ubsu ron alien Grs
ten uno 4rtigCu, bsecs fir Domcn uno
bsrrsn. Gin YrIfdnoi9es adcrtsnlsnt
pcn Strtimpftn, Sintp Sicticns pcn
allen artsn unb BSntnnuneen, uno
atsrbaupt ollie oncCre Irtitrl psltbe
In einsn aut austafiIrten
Srcdsnpaas reR Stobr
sebSrcn. CT fibtt pcrhhs .
s- ert, cas- lrtn Stcd cine
arcbs Scr; fbiecenbeit ....
prn ncucn uno cles
sHntSa Stpls pen
9dtsrn in fib
Iblicet, als ire
esno elm anccrcr
-.-. Stcbr in GaIfcn,
.. uno eo ale Qrtts
ttl on gang uieocs
- rCu pref Sen
octauft ncrren Tuo, 70 III CT aub i'm
r Gtanos eisltlbs rpicccr an un9smein
biIi9cu Yrsifsn Su psrtaufen.
Satpb Sas.
Gaieu, april 30. 1857. na3W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-08

dflsntaun, Suni 10. 1857.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-08
Oiuslins Muslins !

Gin 9rress gNertsment astIeihts unp un9stteidte
SRusIins pcn olIsn pci6en. eettttbtc uno unsss
Msihts l0-4 Sbsstinss. @eo Sidinas. 9heds, ass
tteihte unr un9Stleittt Sifbtdher rcn I21 tis 37{
Gents rer Woro, ectlsibis = uilts ren 81 50 his
Ss has Stit, sriib eincn u. /. NJ, pcbIft ,u per=
fauftu an Gem Stcbr prn
-.s .. 8. S6lauh.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-08
ger Alrataua Gbina Stobr.
Srim OrrB> unb Slcin<Gerfaut
opocniYi,rr Sru, q d,,ttrtbaufc

aeacnirbrr ocm GeurtbauIc.
Dsr llntcr;sihurtt sitt iitb nun psrlSnIib eomt
as. uno fibrt iert Srcbrs pttbt Elm aIcrtment pcn
0utcnswaarcn. Steiupaareu, Rcdiu9hans une
G5atc SBaarsn nEtb9 babei su YbiIacsIpDia grsibsn
;u ptrfbcu, on Gem
. 9lllentaun Gbina Strbr
Gr it auh iset prGitSnois ciuScrithtct nm 5ctcIs
unp 9Brlbebduicr, nit allen artcu Sumtls~s, Gau:
btets rcn olIcn GrSfen, Eager Spu9s, Detanters ns
fen arkn gcttIu, ptr9dloet coer ouf anocre Rcifr,
Yitfders nit Stdilu, Siadbh, locnos uuo Stano'
lomprn, ftincn Tarttrlampen nit Nlarmcrnen gSoeen
uuo Drops cinitbttgtuo. ~ prrfshCn.-Gr fam outb
Sbees, Grtorn:, unb dultern SaIccns nit Sud,tnE
uno @cuftsticnir Sdrs, Ylates, @crpls, Seller, Ga:
ffers uno alien anrsrn Strtras ron Srlitonnta-,
5lass uno S.uiGnspaartn rer(tbrn, uno ;par an
Gem
9tltcntaun China Stpbr
G. facet oabcr ebrertistiat, 6ousbSltsr, une fche
hie i'm 8Serif fno bas pausbalten gu be9innen, fn,
bsi ibm an;uruf'n uub Icinen Stcd gu unteriuhen,
ebs fic icutmo taufn, = infcm Ga as ausithliceld
nur Gin CStass uno SuisnswaarCn GtattTmsnt une
sr lcnit in Den Stanp seftet III, fttnea Suunen alIs
Die rsrTbico,ucn artitcl in irinCm Sahs, rcn Dem
Scnriuitcn 6is gu bem Insrfeinlten on etn neeris'
ltsn Yrsiisn atSuIagsu, an Gem
glllentaun Gbina StrHr
@srssest cen Srt uiat psrftsss il rsm Gcurttous
scssuubr.
&. 6. Srrnaban.
cSuni IN. 1857. nasp
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-29
Very Desirable, Valuable s. Highly
Improved
$ u B u r B AN RE SID Z n @ f.
AND TEN-ACRE LOTS,

AND TEN.ACRE LOTS,
GIn the Vicinity OF Louisville, Ky..)
ON LONG CREDITS, AT AUCTION.
I'm "Wednesday afternoon, Sept. Q, commencing at
~ "a o'clock. will be sold, on the premises, Mr.
Suburban Residence and unmproved lO-acre Subur-
ban building Lots, lying on the Newburgh and Bards
town tnrnpikes, about one mile and half from the
city. The sale will be follows: Commencing with
Lot No. 1, designated the pat, containg 10 acres
and fronting the Newburgh turnpike; then Lot No. 2
first; next Lot Not s. ing aboat ii acres, i'm
meiatey in Of Lot No ,, having an entrance from
the Bardstown turnpike; amer which Lot No. A. being
1e mansion, Win traction over "A acres, fronting the
Bar,istown turnpike.
81 This property is generally acknowled to he the
the city The ground is Of the best quality and gently
undulating> The neighborhood il Of the very hest
and the country around unsurpassed for health and
house OF modern style, substantially and tsstefully
built, and contains eight rooms. The grounds att.ssed
are handsomely laid out In rural artistic taste and set
with every variety OF evergreens, rosebushes and
namental trees. The out-buildinss complete and
built in substantial and workmanlike manner. The
orchard and garden contain the finest selected varieties
OF apple, peach, pium cherry, flbert and English val
nut trees, and strawberry, raspberry ann asparagus
beds pevines, and other choice varetie Of native
andforegn trees shrubs and vines. In fact this s the
most highly improved and desirable suburban residence
ever offered at auction in this vicinity. further de-
to examine the premises for themselves The whole
will be sold without reservations Mr. Heinsohn con
templates making European tour.
splendid suburban residence or beautiful villa sites to
this SALE feeling assured that the property is all the
most fastidiOus taste could desire.
~ plat of the ground can be seen AT the Office of
81 omnibuses will leave my store at precisely
O'Clock p. NJ, on the day Of sale to convey persons to
and from the sale free of charge.
TERMS-One-fourth cash negotiable note at 4
balance in l., and Syears, with interest and lien
aug241 c. q. SPENCER. Auctioneer.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-29
Tho BuYdell Estate.


The following is . summary OF the
sSurrogate's reasons for his decision in
the Burdell estate case:
1. The marriage was clandestine - and
there is no presumption in favor Of secret
marriage, neither preceded or followed by CO.
'habitation.
9. The clergyman selected was unknown
to the parties.
s. The place appointed was distant from
the decedent's residence.
4. The only witness chosen to be present
was one Of the daughters Of the claimant.
S. The witness is contradicted by her own
statements made under oath at different times,
and by other evidence.
6. The certificate of the marriage affords
no evidence Of Identification.
-. The certificate Is incorrect as to the name
of the decedent, and evinces ignorance or err
Aror as to the place of his nativity.
8. There were suspicious circumstances at
tending the transaction.
9. The marriage was not contided by the
claimant to any member Of the family, save
None.
10. There was no private or public ac-
'knowledgment, no cohabitation, but the al
legged parties lived as single persons.
IL. On the part Of the claimant there were
confidential relations with another person in
respect TO whom the decedent charged i'm
proper intimacy.
u. The terms Of the settlement of the suits
alleged 70 have led 30 the marriage, are in
writing, and exclude the assertion of other
terms.
IL. The marriage took place after the set
Element had been concluded and carried out
IA. The claimant executed written instru-
ments to the decedent in her own name, af-
ter the marriage. She assigned q Judgment,
he drew a check to the order. She endorsed
il, and he swore TO the affidavit, in all which
she was described by her own name.
Is. At the settlement she stipulated for a
new lease Of the house.
Is. Shortly before the deccdent's death abe
released all causes Of action, and abandoned
her agreement for lease.
IL. He spoke of her with coutumely and
reproach, and made repeated declarations
against the marriage.
Ia. He was determined TO compel her to
leave the premises, and new lease TO snoth-
er party was about TO beexecuted.
1e. The marriage WAS first announced sf-
Ter his death.
This is not Q case where the proofs have
left the mind of the Court IN doubt. Not
only are they insufficient to affirm the mar
rage, but in my view they utterly negative
and overturn it. There is not solitary sign
of that relation, but al every point facts
: stand out wholly inconsistent With . rpstri-
Inonial union, from the ed Of October until
the decedent was carried to his grave; speech,
writing, and actions-which express more
than eithsr-constsntly proclaim that The
parties were single. f
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-29
H-A steamboat is being built at Ke,

.A steamboat is being built at Key
port, N. j.. with side screw propulsion. The
screw is attached to the side of the vessel, in
stead of the after end, and high pressure To-
connective machinery is to be used for driving
it. Quickness of piston motion, amounting
to one hundred revolutions of the screw shaft
per minute, which is not obtainable at low
pressure, is one of the main advantages of
'.he application. Another is the great saving
of the space and weght, amounting 10 more
than one-half. The experiment is being
watched with great interest by Eastern mer-
chants.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-29
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EVANSVILLE DAHL 80 URN AL
Washington Items.

g. WAsHrNGToN, August 2S-N.
E. o. Perrin, private secretary Of Governor
Walker, has arrived here from Kansas with
dispatches. He left the Governors camp at
Lawrence ten days. since, and reports that
peace and quietnen prevailed there, nor was
there the least intimation Of war or blood
shed. Coy Walker is using the army as q
posse comnoetstus, when the civil authorities
cannot make arrests for breaches of the peace.
The fifteen hundred troops in Kansas will
remain there until after the October election.
A letter from Frankfort received at the
State. Department, says that the Sound
Duesn have been abolished by the exertions
of all the Governments interested. The Uni
ted States having taken the lead. The atten-
ton of the commercial public in Germany is
attracted to the removal of the restrictions of
navigation ON the German streams, and es-
pecially the Rhine and the Elbe.
The P. M. General has established daily
mail between Kansas City and Lecompton,
and a tri-weekly from LecOmpton and Marys-
vile. Other similar Improvements are to be
made.
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New YORK, Aug. 2s-P.M.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 2s-N.

CINCiNNATI, aug. zo-A.
Flour better and Sc higher; 1900 bbls sold
at 5.e5@5,lO for Superfne- Good demand
for Wheat and prices firm.
Whisky better; sales of 500 bbls at 21.-
Some orders in marked, induced by low pri
ces.
No change in Bank matters.
CINCINNATI, August 2s-P. NJ.
Better demand for flour, with sales of 1900
bbls at $5o5@5,l0 for Supertine, and $3.50
$50 for Extra closing firm. The receipts
moderate. No full statement of the Trust
Co.'S affairs yet published.
Eastern exchange 1c premium. Money
market quiet An active demand for w heat,
$4,000 bushels sold-closing at 81 for red, and
sl,l0 for white; receipts fair-demand chiefly
from Buffalo. Corn dull at 5S@60c. Oats
advanced to 35c and in good demand
Whisky advanced to SIC, with sales of 500
bbls; the demand is better. Cheese active at
91<@10c with sales Of 1000 bbls.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-29

J.S.JAauEss & Co.-This firm is now re-
ceiving one of the largest stocks Of Dry
Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats. CAPS, and
Notions, ever brought to this city. The stock
has been selected with great care by Mr.. ia
guess, and comprises everything in the Dry
Goods line. They are determined to sell
their goods at Cincinnati and Louisville pri-
ccs. Country merchants visiting the city
would do well to examine their stock tho
roughly before purchasing elsewhere.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-29

CINCINNATI, August 2s-P. N.
The building of the Ohio Life and Trust
Co. has been attached by the Merchants
Bank, of Cleveland, and other parties, but it
is supposed the attachment cannot stand, US
fraud will have to be established, which it is
thought cannot be done. The Company con-
tinues to take checks upon itself for debts due
it, which gives general satisfaction. The
Kanawha Bank at Maiden, Va, has closed,
not being able to redeem their notes sent for
REDEEM ption.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
AN ORDINANCE.

Supplemental 30 and Amendatory Of en- Ordi-
nance entitled an Ordinance conceyning
Drays, Wagons and other Hekicles,;n passed
april ~, 1s47.
SECTI0N /. Be 1t ordained by the Common Coun-
- Gil the City Of Evansville, That from and after
the taking effect Of this ordinance il shall noe beawful
for any person or persons to USE occupy or employ
any dray, wagon cart, hack other carriage veh-
Gle in the transportation carriage of any goods wares
merchandise, produce, freight passenger persons,
for hire up or down the bank Of the Ohio river oppo
site the city Of up or down or upon along
or over any wharf, street, lane alley of said city,
without first procuring license from the Mayor Of
said city 80 to do Provided that nothing In this ordi
nance shall be 30 construed to prevent the Of
any such vehicle, cart, wagon dray from using the
same upon the wharves Streets lanes and alleys Of said
city, in the transportation OF his own goods, wares
merchandise, produce other freight in carrying
himself, his family or any other person where no
hire is charged.
SEC Q. The provisions of the ordinance mentioned in
the title TO this ordinance shall apply to all the vehi
cles mentioned included in the first section of this
ordinance, unless otherwise provided In this ordi-
nance.
Sec 3. 1t shall not be necessary fo the owners or
propretors Of hacks and other carriages and vehicles
used exclusively for the transportation OF passengers
and their baggage to number their hacks, vehicles and
carriages under the third section of said ordinance
passed March 18th, 1e47..
SIC. 4. The price Of License under this ordinance
sha he q fOIloWS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-29

@We call attention to Mr.. Lobenstine's
advertisement. 1t is reported that "Lobe''
is about to return to the Old Country, and
will sell out his stock of clothing at greatly
reduced prices. Call and examine his goods.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-29

~ The Alvin Adams will be up next
Sunday for Louisville, and take her place in
the Louisville and st. Louis trade next Fri
day. The Fashion will be up Wednesday
and enter the Louisville and Memphis trade
in connection with the Northerner.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-29
Two Ships Ashore.

SANDY HOOK, August 23-P. N.
The ship Posswell Sprague, of Bath, from
Cardiff and bound for New York, is ashore
near Squam Beach, by gale which prevailed
this morning.
Another unknown ship is also ashore near
the SAME place.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-29

ProSEER GoSE.rWe see it announced that
John Jones, of Jefferson cosnsy, familiarly
known for the last thirty years as Tanner
Jones, died at his residence Wednesday NOR
ming, at tine advanced age of eighty years.
lie was one of the first pioneers of Kentucky.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-29

@Varnish, Copal, Japan, Coach, Damar,
Paper, Asphaltum, &C., of the best qualities,
sold ut small advance above manufacturers
prices, by Keller d White, Druggists, on
Main street.