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CLASS No. 4.
Northeast Guns.

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equal WIN inc Samples rs' winch may oe seen al s OF
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444.a4s sat raH# Virginia Land Office, t
x IA 81 81 4Eeg f,sE Richmond October 10, 1857.
TN conformity with tho code of Virginia of 1S49,
48I section 10, do hereby make
concern that appears by certificate tho escheator county
Halifax, dated the 18th day OF October 1857 this
into the land Office that by inquest held on the 26 day September
1857 found that tract Of land containing
the county H m the Of Birch crock charged
of said county to John Igtower
Hghowcr left the county and heard
from that he left heirs and that the said OF thirty
is eschcated to the Commonwealth pt
Eat3F pt re i5G35tE .Jfsa 3t.f s. II. PARKER
Oct 22-1aw6w Register Land Office.
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DRoFEssoR MAssE, Of Paris, instructor n the

DROFESSOR MASSE, Of Paris, Instructor IN the
Il French language and literature proposes forming classes
taxing private pupils tho study Of the French language
Prof win constantly with his afford
facility Cor attaining thorough coloqua knowledge language
Prof A. will give lessons
sirab and would he glad TO make with colleges
semnaies He egs leave to refer pupils the gentlemen wlosc
below.
Prof Masse be found blanchard Moluns bookstore
four O'Clock. M ai18i II. tFifA8Mi f'1t'8H fijf
Hon aac Toucey Secretary Of the Navy Rev Cleveland Coke
Of baltimore r. Rev. fsop Clark, Providence r. Rev. BISHOP
q Browne Hartford, Connecticut Richard Dana, cq
Rev. Charles H. Brigham, Row w. Snow Taunton Eos sargent
esq, Hoe,oni Rev. Dr. Pyne, Washington.
Sep 23--eo3t HfIt.
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~ iihNi'hen'I
Commissioner OF the General Land ONCE

a.. NOTICE TO PRE- FsHTIoN CLAIMANTS
entitled to the presumption
townships and parts Of townships
establish tho the satisfaction register and
of the proper land Office and make payment therefor
practicable after seeing m nooe and before the appointed
Of the public embracing
claimed otherwise such claim viii be forfeited
eha H.'a sy Tfi0S a. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Office.
Sep 10--1aw3m lInt&Sinl s ,tJ5
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Banking House

5, a, Banking House rsstE tFT
swEENY, gIrrENHoUsE FAINT, & co. T.
WTE viii open gold, currency, and Virginia ac-
wv counts for depoors and credit the difference gold
and currency Those drawing Virginia currency will mark their
checks accordingly sls. VIZ aii s0s.s5 .85,i.5
Those deposiung specie will be paid in gold silver.
We hope In few days regular for foreign bank
as well as our home currency, usual 1fi
swEENY, RrrrFNHoUsE, FAINT, 4 co.
Sop Colin Isankorsn
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pArrs or salIIka

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No 50 Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, siupLEY, Il CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD 4 CO.,
~ Austin Friars, London.
D. G. WAINWRIGHT Il CO.,
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washington Aqueduct.

Oct 2o-dstastaw On lsihNOv
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-23

CTMr. Reid, the celebrated electro
clan, in banquet gwen in England, on
the completion of the submarine tele.
graphic cable. said
short time since any one world have
been considered mailman who should have
proposed to lay down a submarine cable cen
Meeting this country with America; but this
morning took the trouble of verifying. bya
very delicate test. the praS ticability OF sucha
communicates, by means of the cable which
has just been made here. took for that pun
pose very small. indeed, to most peison- ia
this meeting it may seem an invisible bate
~, and may well be termed Reds minutes
sinai battery. IL was this. (iIoljing up to
the meeting two very tiny pieces of meta
fixed to the ends of two small wires.) The
one of these pieces OF metal is copper. the
other platina; each of them is not q quarter
OF an inch across. AMI they are>square. 4
fixed one OF these wires TO one end of the
cable. and the other to the other end OF il.
and put the two pieces OF metal into my
mouth. The result Was that / instantly
passed. a percepub,e current of electricity
from one end OF 1850 miles OF cable 10 the
other. Tremendous cheers.) Such a test
was sufficiently convincing 10 me. and can
have no hesitation in saying that when laid
down, which it will be ia shor. time il will
! be found 10 answer she utmost expectations
Of the manufacturers and OF the public.
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@THE DAILY MAIL TO HEyDEns

@-THE DAILY NAIL TO HENDERSON
has already been established by the en-
tsrprisins mail Contractor. who has un
dertaken to run his coaches daily be-
tween here and Henderson, without any
additional aid from the Post Office or
from the citizens. He commenced on
Monday. and the mail to Henderson is
now closed daily at 21I O'Clock, r. N.
The people Of the two places should give
their aid and encouragement to the con-
tractor, by doing all in their power to
support the line Of coaches, in order to
secure the continuance OF the service. If
the line be maintained. the people of Hen
dsrson will receive their Eastern and
Northern mail matter through this city.
The next improvement should be a
daily mail to Reckport, which is really
gilmore consequence than any oth.r, and
which can b sscrSed by an additional
compensation Of I've hundred dollars per
annum- The Department ought To be
urged 70 grant q at once.
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The Prospects OF the Season.

Our abundant crops-lIke a new made
fortune with its possesso' almost
the sole topic Of discussion among the
people Some are estimating the in
creased surplus they are to give the
West for export. Another is reckoning
how much freight they are to give the
railroads-snoiher how many millions Of
debts they will liquidate Others are
calculating their moral and political ef
fects. The politician thinks they will
make the country prosperous and hap
py. add give Mr.. Buchanan an easy.
glorious and successful administration.
and preserve the aseendency Of the
Democratic party. Mercantile men
have estimated. that il the corn crop be
good one. the surplus for exports from
the Ohio Valley. will be at least 800
100000 more than the crop OF 1855;
which will pay off all our Eastern debts
and leave he West ina richer and more
nourishing condition than IL has ever he
fore heen. The railroad men have male
their estimates, and found that at least
100000 tons of freight will he added
to the transportation Of the Eastern snt
Western lines OF railroads, which vii
give them from S5.OOO,OOO to So, O0O. OOt
Of increased revenue. and. raise the val
ne of railroad stock and bonds 10000,
600 or $50,0o0OO0.'
Steamboatmen are calculating upon 81
active season and high freights, snc
steamboat stock has advanced. Com
mission and forwarding houses are ex
pecting . larger commission accoun
than they have ever before footed up
Every town will be . seems Of bus,
industry, and every shipping point vii
display mountains OF rich products
waiting transport. Money will bs plen
~. and everyone is to DC prosperou
and happy. We hope no untowsr
event will dissolve these pleasant vi.
ions Of future wealth and happiness.
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A Remarkable Elopemea. In Do.roit-sing.
uIar M af

n
Giar Termination or IL.
Since the promin.nce given 20 c.opoments
by the press in the Boxer and Boyd case,
elopement- have DC n very common all over
he county. Ths Ds.roi, Free Press gves
he following account Of enc that lately DC
urred in that city:
The voung la lv-who was six'een. pretty.
and very roman-ic-hai conserved q viol"ne
attachment for a young man of her acouaint
ancs. contrary To he approval ofhcr peren:s.
The Young couple hal sighed and pned oyer
their hopeless love until they became de-pe =
ste and had finally rlnnned az elopernen.
which had been carried int er ct hat ~ t.
The Young man posted him<e fwith'n book
% the donicil If his lady love u, the ap-
rnintel time and she stole out Of the bac',
door. AMI in few moments was in his arms
whence he transferred her 70 q seat in the
cariage placing himself beside her as driver.
The time halarivoi when their dreams were
almost realized when suddenly "a shout was
heard behind them ut some di>tar ce. and INC
| mind of the young man being filed with tive
vision of a persuing papa. he 'lrew the whip
from the socket anil gave the horse trcmen-
| ions .u'.
| TIL animal being Spirited one male one
bound an then started down the streetat 'h'
.op of his speed. and being perfectly uncon
| ,roliab,c he ran away and ended bv running
over q pile Of dirt and upSe.tiny the buggy
| Both were thrown out. hut not much in ured
lie started after his his horse ut full sree.i
aud shc in her fright. made bee line fo
home hut s,on got lost in the darkness. AM
wac picked M nv the German who broush
her to justice Purdy's office. She gave he
name and residence. AMI was sent home ;Ier
hapS the best part of the affair being this
she got into the back door. went TO ped, an
and appeared ut the breakfast table ne,
morning. no member &C the family the wise
of her escapade. They sill remain in til
same blissiul ignorance.
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KAxsA>.--Reports from Lawrence ny

KAxsAs.--Reports from Lawrence up |
to Friday evening last, represent that
the people Of that city had held meet
ing on Thursday, and determined to re-
sist the U. States troops. if an attempt
should be made to collect taxes and en-
force the bogus laws. Walker WAS
within ten miles Of the city. with 700 L.
States troops. expressing his wish to mr.
range matters peaceabIy he could, Int
resolved to use force IL ne cssary. The
free state men were collecting in large
numbers in Lawrence from the surround
ing districts. and a dangerous crisis was
evidently impending. The citizens had
elected mayor and full ticket Of city
officers. AMI were organizing municipal
government under the laws OF the Tope-
ka Legislature. Our own private letters
from Lawrence received within the last
few weeks. have revealed design to or.
ganize under the Free State Constitution.
and expressed determination to main
tain it; but We did not think the design
was so serious a. to incur all the conse
quences that would inevitably attend
such proceeding. Itappears that these
threats have been treated too lightly. and
that there is really more danger Of blood
shed now. than at any former period in
the territory. We relieve that an attack
BY the United States troops will bring
on one OF the bloodiest conflicts that ever
stained the American soil, il our cores
pon1ent's letters are criterion Of the
popular feeling OF the people. One %
them-9rom . very calm and sensible
MANA Democrat-holds the following
language:
Pu. II the dread alternative must come
and IL WAR to the knife and TO the Hit" il
TO be the process by which those memorable
words of despicsble politician, I'VE viii
sub,lue youn are 20 be enforced. then let i
conceive are ready for the struggle Is TIN
prevailing sentiment here. We can gathe
en- army of thirty thousand IA brave ant
gosolu.e men as ever shouldered q musket i
the COVE nment wants To try the experimen
Of subduing Us. The past difficulties in th'
Territory have accustomed the men 70 thiul
of relying on themselves for protection: anc
they have no. only prepared themselves. bu
the women have been Injured to tbs though
tina. they might have part to net i'm tn
drama, and there are hundreds Of 1.-THE
delicate { male forms that can use riff
with the skill of an experienced markesrnan
We have great confidence in the for
bearance and discretion OF Walker, nn'
when he finds the determined, serious
spirit with which he is to cope he Wi
hesitate and reflect before he acts
fully convinced Of the nature Of the con
a:ct which his acts may entail.
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@On Sunday night q verv destruc-
tive fire--the work OF an incendiary--
broke out in Olive street, one Of the most
crowded portions Of st. Louis. and de-.
stroyed property to the amount If S2no,
CO., IL began in an extensive wooden
ware establishment, and extended to q
large hide and leather store. belonging to
the Msssrs. Conants; 10 the stores Of NJ.
Funkhou>er & Co.. commission mer-
chants; WIN. Wightman's wholesale gro
Gerry and wooden warehouse; Waters &
Christy'S wine and liquor store. and
keemlie & hager's extensive job print
ing establishment. corner Of Locust and
Sc .ond streets. On the rear was en,lan
gered the soap and candle depot of MesSrs
Shaeiier & Anheuser. Opposite. on Sec
ond street, were the large and well
known establishments Of Partridge & Co.
Greeley e Gale, and Mitchell, Rammeis-
burg Il Co.
The intense heat in the narrow street
near by, drove the fremen from the inn
mediate neighborhood The fumes must
at times have risen hundred feet above
the roof Of the four story willow ware
store. For fierceness Of heat and diff
Guilty Of access. the fire was remarkable
one. The ultimate fall OF the north wall
crushed the hide store Of Conant &c Co.,
by which the firemen were enabled to
stay the devastation in that direction.
This store was of course destroyed. On
the south the upper portion of the ST.
Louis flint glass works looks fire, and
the whole was saved with much loss and
great difficulty. The extensive hotel,
known as the Monroe House, was in inn
minens danger. but escaped. The build.
ing in which the csntiagration began had
hal no fire in il for weeks.
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@The harvest is everywhere secur
ell IN Southern Indiana, Illinois, and
Kentucky, and the crop is the finest.
largest. and superior to any ever gathered
ny the farmers in the ,io Waller. The
yield has been large per acre. and the
area planted was far beyond any previous
year. The immense product of grain
places it beyond the power of Spectator
and monopolists to control it and sffix
it's prices. With the abundant harvest
in Europe, food must again become cheap
VIII lie the farmer will be compensated in
quantity for the low prices he will he
obliged to accept, the laborer. and the
,rt'zans and townspcople, who gain Their
food hy tho use Of their hands and brains.
will have year OF jubilee. Upon them
the high prices Of the last few years
have b.en oppressive. and with the day
Ia orer living has bee. a harl strugg Q,
and accumulation almost an impossible
ty. The next year offers to such some
prospect OF emancipation from depressing
dependence, If they will hut improve it
| An abundant harvest will create a large
and active business to handle and dispose
OF it. lts effects upon commercial nc
tivity will be felt in all branches Of EN-
pIoyment: labor Will he in demand ant
wages cool, while food will he cheap
and this will he a year for the industri
Gus and frugal to lay up something t
secure future independence. No tru'
progress can lie made in society withOu
the elevation Of the great mass of ,h
laborins population; they form the hasI
cf the structure of the State and society
The tendency Of truth and progress Is &
rise; they are slow in permeatins tn
masses below the fountain from w.hlcl
they rise. The first step to raise me-
morally and intellectually is to secure t.
! them the comforts Of living. and Civ
them sense of Independence and feel
. ing Of selcrespect. An abundance q
cheap food, and good wages, and activ
employment to all classes. are grea
: moral refOrmers. In this way our over
: flowing harvests may secure more valua
: ble returns than all the sp,cis it vii
I bring US!
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CiIE GREAT ENGLISH s;.IkDY
SIR JAMES CL1RKE,S



Prepare ROM prescr ptioD of SIR ,me, .rHr, y
u, Pivsic An EStra,riiI N! 10 the Queen. IhIs u
yAut)e Meicne - unfailng Ia the cure u all tlOs
p,inful ani dangerous diseases incident the fen,e
constitution.
II Oderates M excess, all otructcns Al
rings On the monthly reriols with regularity. Thes
Pills should e used two three weeks preyious =
confnemen,; they fartfy the constitution ami es~e
ne suffering during labor, eTahE the mother to per
nm her iuties with Slfesy to hcr-ef and chill.
These pills should not 'e taken ~ females fari .
he FIRST T'IREE MONTHS pf Pregnancy. rs tn V
,e to hr,ng on Miscarriage hut Al other tins
f'tey s1fc.
In all cases ~ Nervous and Spinal elections, P@i
~ the Hscs ssA hin - ti-.virr-ss PgtEue SIig
Exetpr, Pliri'l'o Of the iieat, LOW Of Spir =
histories. Sick Heal ahe, Whites ani All the pa nf
isess-s nccasi'nel " 'sqstrca ~ stem. ,rese pin
sill Effect cure when AZ other have ailel, m
although a powerful rrme'iy do m. con;sin Iron
-lIonel. artinory, any other mineral.
Full i;rssfinns accompanying each rarNa-p. Pre-
IN the rnitcl state AMI Canaii. s,ne Dollar.
v Is .al AM postage stan - encl9,el n an,
,utaarzei Agert, wilN insure 'pttle ~ the pills
return mail. ". " RODENTS, indianapolis,
sac 'cenf Cor In ana
HALLGCK X SToDDkRp,
apss '5-ivis Ger"r-i sre-sss, Evar-y.l,e.
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FIoArIyo PALAcE.-This extensive estab
lishment will be here to-day. and give two
performances. a. nn1 o'clock. p. NJ. The
advertisement in another column contains u
long list of the talented performers connected
with this monster circus. We are assured
that the company performs everything ad-
vertised in the bills besides introducing new
attractions. The Palace will no doubt be
crowded at an early hour. Those who wish
seats had better b. on hand at the opening o.
the Doors.
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A CuowDER--Thef following is state
ment Of the quantities OF ingredients in
a cho WIDER. served up on the 4lh vi July
At Pawtacket, r. Large enough, one
would suppose. to feed the whole popu
lltiOn Of the little State:
a large kettle. measuring So feet in depth
feet in breadth, and weighing 800 pounds
was obtained from the American Print Works
for the occasion. This kettle con .ainei the
chowder, which was made OF the following
materials. under thu charge of Messrs. Rcy-
nolds and Young: $50 lbs. of fish. bbls. OF
crackers, bbls. OF potatoes. 2J) lbs. of but
ter, pa pecks OF onions. 10 lbs. Of pepper
go gallons of milk. and one half bushel OF
salt, making eight hundred gallons of cl ow-
der Fifty bushels of clans were baked on
the ground for the parry, besides the great
chowder.
n large vat was built, which held 500 gal
Ions, and filled with pure water. to which
were added three boxes of lemons. 2pO lbs
of sugar. and 500 lbs. OF ice. Twenty Ave
hundred persons sat down at the table ut one
time.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-23

@We published yesterday morning
an account Of street fight in Louisville
between the editors Of the Courier and
Journal. The article published in the
former, and alluded to in tine despa' ch,
accuses MIR. Prentice of being an aboli
ZIONIST and dru kard. The particulars
of the affray are published in yesterdays
Louisville papers.
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.rtilrses, rinRs a. oppicRRs:W wa
JOHN 9. uoPKfNs, Prssf; VS. T. PAGE, cssA'r.
A. BEATTY, NJ. D.,
yYYOCLp respectfully announce That be - beeDfe4

Practice OF MeQtClu &c A.. : =
Having had an experience Of about twenty yesss
in heavy practice, in some OF the nca sicily regions
% the west lie Is nov preperess xnn snnc % ne
rs various forms. p y,
For Chronic Rhumatism, ferz'ysis, Re. be uses
VA Electric maehine n conpeetion VIII other
,reafment, With remarkable sdeoess.
lie would also refer 70 his improved inhaing sppArs.
Persons afflicted with scrofnls. weakness and irAanae
ton OF the eyes, may expect spesdy and permanent
out the use Of the knife. 49,.
Dr. Beatty is also agert fnr peshier's Ansiperiode
pills, certain for Fever and que, no one has
,ren known TO have second chill AFTER eommepcing
With them.
OfRICE-on Main street, hetween Second ana Third
street, near the Washington Hotel. jee-3m.
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FIREAAN's TorRyAMENT.-The fire
men Of the United States are invited To
he presen; at grand trial Of their ma
chimes on the 3lst Of August at Cincln-
natl. Hon. Thcs. COrwin has accepted
an invitation to deliver an Grafton on the
occasin. IL is said that over one hun
dred and fifty fire companies, from diff
erent parts Of the country. are expected
to be present. to compete for the follow
Ing prizes:
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CATTLE KILLED by LIGHTNING. The
Vlncennes Gazette says two fine horses,
two hogs and calf were killed by a
flash of lightning on Sunday morning las,
on the farm OF MIR. Cahacier, in the prai-
rie. just lelow vincennes. The loss
was serious one to the owner who is a
young farmer just beginning in the
world.
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Therc /. mo- nemcdy crect,ng ruch a snr

,morG invalis "a DR. SsSToaos ISvreoRAToR Or
LIVER EENFpy. ]. F'ves such oriek relief rs tn
VII ce the pltient Of receiving henei almost as soor
the medicine is akcn wedo not know o. as'ngle ir-
stsnce where it has cen taken without iereft' and
nearly all cases con rl,te cure Is efected itsue
Ith,s sclu.rel its vi lie pal ritv simply because
Ices what il is reconr' nded to do. 1t is constantly
charging its circle Of friends, carrying healing on t'
wings, and 10Y to the hearts Of those suffering from
Liver Complaint, Jaund:ce, Dyspepsia, general te-
'ility. (See alvertsemei ~ liyS.imiww
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The PlTrsBURG MURDERERs. We have
already announced the conviction OF
Charlotte Jones. Fife and Steward at
Pittsburg for the mnrlery OF the Wilson
family. The Post says.
II is said. and. we believe. truly. that the
.ury who have convicted her. are waiting.
without an exception. To sign a petition
to-the Governor for the pardon OF Charlotte
Jones. 1t is believed that. in great degree
sire acted under the influence and. perhaps
through fear of the other defendants. II is
also sail that she processes that she il about
to become a mother. aud this il probably
true. If this Is definitely ascertained to be
the fact. tie judgement Of the law couli in
no event be executed upon her while in thi-
condition. Fife is sale. to have danced in the
iail hall. had friendly fsticuif with fel-
low prisoner. and amused himself with q
game Of euclre. Immediately after listening
to the verdict of tie jury. lie carries on, hi:
brayado well.
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1T IA USELESS To TALz.-rileston Brothers
energy and perseverance are beyond all
praise. Despite all difficulties, they lH,ve
erected the best Daguerrean Gallery in the
city. and take the finest Pictures. If you
doubt it, call at the Sun Beam Gallery. on
First street opposite tho Post Office, and be
CON WINGED