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Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-07-11
METROPOLITAN BUILDINGS, 'o.
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~ WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
TAN0Y 8 s9APlla Ob9 900Dso
.,.., INDIAN, MEXICAN, AND bUTFTTlNG
GOODS, GROCERIES,
QUEENS AND HARDWARE.
IMPORTANT TO NEW MEXICO.
| + take great pleasure In announcing TO
W The merchants of New Mexico, that we
have succeeded in saving thin the trouble Of
going to St. Louis to buy thir r..
SOAR 8 'EAkSDGRSo .
As we have established al this place a manu-
factory of SOAP, LARD, OIL, STAR & TAI
Low CANDLES, which we will be able to
furnish our friends in Ney Mexico, at
ST. LOUIS PRICES,
Being determined to make superior article we
look forward to receiving numerous orders.
MAJORS KELLER & BYER.
WA9&pO19 MOO
Noemter 18th 1856.
6.mth.
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United States Of America, .
Territory of New Mexico, ...,
First Judicial District.
John Dold & Brother
w Attachment
w. .. ,Iiison aud b'ronnis Ronth \

WIN. Allison and Francis Booth.
This day came the plaintiffs by their attor-
neyS and it appearing to the Court that the
said defendants are non residents of this Ter
ritory, 50 that the ordinary process OF law can
not bo served upon them: it is therefore Or
dered by the court thot the said defendants be
required to appear and answer to said cause on
or before the first day Of the next term of this
court or judgment will be entered against them
for the damage. claimed III plaintiffs, petition.
1t is therefore otirted by tho court that pu'
blication Vi tins order he ma lie in the Santa
Fe Gazette SIX weeks sIccessyely, the last to
be ut least two weeks before the next term Of
this court, and that this cause be continued to
the upxt term o. this court. h.. ... ...
A true copy Of che order made NJ ,he March
term Of SAID court, on the l2th day Of March
1857.
AUGUSTUS DE MABLE,
Clerk.
Santa Ia June, lita, lSjl. ........
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. ''. -'
10y THE MUTUAL CONSENT Of the parties
. the partnership heretofore existing between
the firm Of Spiegeberg, Beuthner u 10. is this
day dissolved. The firm now consists of 5. }.
& /. SplEGELBERG, who will settle oil bust
ness Of the late firm of Spiegclberg, Beuthner
& Co. All persons indebted to the old irm are
now respectfully requested TO call and settle
their accounts. s. j. & L. SPlEGELBERG.
gINT e.r SOLOMON BEUTHNER, by
SAMPSON BEUTHNsR, Attorney.
Santa Fe, May 26, 1857, u n.
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REFER TO,

IR Hos. WillAs II, Stw4an w U 5, aBNAlt
10. i S. l'IfLps op H1. y i,sP, ANDhEhstie w
Il i lBJm Hot sEs oy VosGaHa UEaSuM
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Walnut Creek Station.
ALLISON & BOOTH,

Respectfully inform their friends, and the
public generally, that they have established a
trading house and general depot, At Walnut
Creek On the Santa Fa road; where th.y keep
constantly on hand GROCERIES,, and PROV,
SIONS, suitable for travellers. Also FORAGE
for animals. With Corrals, and inclosures for
tho security nf animals. They solcit a call
from the travelling pubic. and will endea'oF to
merit their patronage. Pries reasoHaoie'
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-07-11
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. '
The partnership heretofore existing under
the firm Of Weinheim & Co., is this day dlssoI-
we'd by mutual consent. ....
s. Weinheim, who continues the business IN
Santa Fe, is authorized To settle al the accounts
and business, which remain unsettled oi the
former firm. - .''
., S. WEINHElM, lr.
.,.r. R0WD0LPH LOEB.
Santa, Fe May llth, 1857.
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SPECTATOR.
LETTER FROM SALNTLOLYS.
Agricultural Industry Of NetO Aertco- Wool
- WIR-SRk. at
EDlroRs SANTA FE GAZETTE - a.a.

ST LorIs, April o., 1851.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-07
River and weather BY Telegraph.

P1rrsBuRo, April 6, M.-River Eve feet and
stationary. Weather cold aud windy. clear.
Ing up. Snow this morning to the depth o
three inchss-nov melting.
ClucrNsArL April 6, N.-wsather cold
and cloudy. It rained steadily and quite
heavily yesterday. Showed in the evening
It commenced freezing about 10, P. NJ, and
froze hard oil night. The peaches reported
oil killed by the horticulturists in the vicinity
Of the city.
LOUISVILLE, April 6, M--River six feel
three inches in the canal. Thermometer At
A. NJ, %. Dispatches from Nashville Say
that tho Thermometer stood 1T "a 1t z. Grsa'
damage done to the corn. It showed here
yesterday; it is now modsrating.
ST. LOUIS April 6, M.-River continues L
rise steadily at this point. The Illinois ant
Mississippi are in good boating stage, and ris
ing. Upper Mississippi stationary at Keokuk
About one inch of snow fell yesterday morning.
and during the night ice was made an incl
thick.
PIrTsBURa. April 6, P. M.--R,ver unchans
Cd since noon. Weather cold and freezing
Thermometer q.
WHEELING, April 6.--wsather cold, wit
heavy snow storm. Fruit as yet safe. Their
mometsr 2S.
CINCINNATI, April 6.-Rivsr stationar
| Weather cold.
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New ORLEANS, April Son Sunday even
ing it turned very cold Wind high oil night
with sleet and rain No disasters reported.
Sales Of Cotton to-day $500 bales. Mar
ket firm. Receipts to day $500 bales. Mar
ksts generally unchanged.
The Black Warrior arrived from Havana
with dates of the Sd. 90
The Mexican question is still the grams
topic. though nothing further has been elected
thereon. Official dispatches from Spain are
daily expected.
The stock Of Sugar at Havana and Man.
tansas, 10000 boxes, firm at last quotations.
Two Dutch ships with 900 Coolies had ar
rived.
There had been copious rains throughout
the Island.
Texas papers Of the End, say that the crops
are toiorable, but need rain.
For Judge of the Supreme Court Roberts is
200 ahead; IL counties to be heard from
The election Of Judges here to-day passed of
quietly. Returns not received.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-07

GREAT FORTUNES By LorrERIEs.-Ths
world is full Of histories Of the good results of
lsgalized Lotteries. They are valuable to So
cisty, because they diminish the low vice Of
gaming with unprincipled persons. 1t is not
always those who draw prizes gain large for
tunss-but when there are fifty capital prizes
offered every year, there is q chance for sue
esss. The Georgia Lotteries are admirably
managed, and are drawn every Saturday.
Those who wish to invest, have only to send
ten, five. or two dollars and half for whole
hail. or quarter Of ticket to Messrs. Swan
4 Co.. Atlanta, Georgia, and they will be sat
isfisd that they are not acting unwisely. II
they do not obtain an immense fortune, they
may find themselves q few thousand dollars
richer than they were before trying their
luck. To prevent the possibility Of deception
s. Swan & Co. have their drawings published
in the following papers. viz: New Orleani
Delta, Mobile Register. Charleston Standard
Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Intslligsncsr, and
New York Weekly Day Book. 1t.
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BORT of Gpansuills.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

W. ]. MACLAY, fom Cincinnati 70 st. Louis.
RELIANCE, from Nashville to Pittsbur.
QUEEN OF THR WEST, from New Orleans 70 Gin.
cinnau.
MESSENGER, from st. Louis 10 Cincinnati.
hIGHFLYER, from st. Louis " Louisville.
d. GIBSON, from Cincinnati 10 New Orleans.
j. c. FREMONT, from st. Louis Pittsburg.
ARGYLE, from Cincinnati to New Orleans.
w. b. TEhR, from Louisville TO Tenn. River.
ALTAMONT, from Wheeling TO 81: Louis.
MADISON, from New Orleans 70 Cincinnoti.
QUAKER CITY, from Nashville to Pit,sbure.
sOUTHERNER, from St Louis IN Louisville.
STATESMAN, from Cincinnati TO St. Louis.
METROPOLIS, from Pittsburs to st. Louis.
J. W. CHEESEMAN, from st. Louisto Cincinnati.
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FURTHER INTELLIGENCE FROM GEN.
WALKER-THE OTHER SIDE OF THE
STORY

WALKER-THEO OTHER SIDE OF THE
STORY.
New York, April 6-The Tribune pub-
fishes q statement furnished by q passenger
that arrived by the Texas, a native Of Mica
raugua, and formerly an adherent Of Gen.
Walkers. He asserts that the report Of
Walkers victory on TIE 10th ult. is entirely
unfounded. He was with Gen. Canas just
previous to the 18th ult, at which time
Walkers Whereabouts were unknown, having
previously abandoned his camp at RivAs with
the intention Of reaching the sea coast. The
Tribune's informant further states that the
correspondence between Canas and Walker,
which has been tortured into foundation for
the statement that Canas was ready to join
the fillibusters, was, in reality, with reference
to the surrender Of Walker-Walker having
proposed to submit, provided he and his men
were permitted to leave the country. Canas
replied Offering passports to the whole force
excepting Walker whom hs expressed . de-
termination of delivering up to the Costa Ri
cans The result Of the correspondence was
the refusal Of the terms on the psrt Of Walker
and his adherents, and there subsequent flight
to the sea coast. All the American Naval Of
icers at San Juan appealed to Canas in behalf
Of Walker, and Canas replied that he would
pay the expenses Of the whole force to the
United States, except Walker, who must b
delivered up.
The N. Y. Herald publishes levers from
Gen. Henningsen ,eferred to on Saturday.
They purport to give an account Of Gen.
Walkers recent difficulties, and are dated
March -, the day the steamer Texas left San
Juan, and processes to have been sent by ex-
press to the steamer. The letters give but
few details, but refer to letters previously
written, which letters, it is pretended by
Walkers partizars, were purloined on the
roate. There are no signatures to The docu-
ments, and they are all addressed to Mr.. -
They all contain unmistakeable marks of fab.
rication.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-07
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

TIE RIVER vas about at stand yesterday,
Our DISPATCHES from above are encouraging.
and rise may be expected very soon.
OF The steamer in tow of the Statesman
yesterday 10 to be named the Grand Turk
The machinery Of the old Mississippi steamer
Of this name will be placed On board at St.
Louis.
or The fast Daniel Boon, in charge oil
Capt. Lee, and Charlie Sonntag has entered
the Louisville and st. Louis trade, and passed
up last night.
W The Fashion is the packet this morn.
ing for St. Louss.
OF We are indebted to tho Southerner for
St. Louis papers Of Saturday evening. The
Southernsr will b here on Thursday for St
Louis.
W From . late New Orleans paper. w
learn that the steamer Storm, bound for New
Orleans, and loaded with cotton. struck q
snag ct Campts, on the Mississippi, and sunk
The boat is total loss, but the cotton Wal
saved.
ST. LOUIS, April 6, p M.-Ths rivers con
tinue to rise. The Missouri has risen tive
feet in the last thirty-six houra and still Tis
ing VeAthsH cold and clear.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-07

WHOLESALE DRUGGIsTs.-We wish to cor
rect any erroneous opinion that may have
been formed in relation to the drug houses Of
J. j. Pennington and Hallock 4 Stoddsrd.-
We we're not aware of the extent of their
business, or the facilities they possessed Of
selling drugs at wholesale. We take pleas
urs in recommending them to country msr-
chants and physicians, visiting this market in
search of drugs.
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Saunders rs. For City Assessor-Thos.
Curnick Is. Jas. McKesver s, Patrick Burke
T. Peter Racine s. For School Trustee
VIM. Hughes 2. For Ceuncilneu-Dsanis
Kinney 6, n. Msntssr 10.
TwELrrH wARD.--For city Clerk---Wsll.
H. Walker 80. Charles Churchill %. Rudolph
Kehr AZ, Fred. Lunkenhsimsr Is. For Mar
shal---Edward s. Martin 60, James B Evans
AZ. For Treasurer. --Soren Sorsnson 113.
For city Collector. George wol6in So, j.
Wesley Hughes AZ. For city Survsyor---Jas
d. Saunders 100. For city Assessor --Thos.
Curnick Is, Peter Racine As, James McKssv-
Or SO. Patrick Burke 10. For School Trustee
William Hughes LOT. For Councilmsn---
F. D. Allen 36. Swanson 80.
THIRTEENTH WARD.---For city Clerk---W.
Fl. Walker IA, Charles Churchill 3, Rudolph
Kshr 20, Fred Luksuhsimer Is. For Mar
shall Edward 8. Martin 33, James B. Evans
%. For Treasurer -Soren Sorsnson Sc. For
city Collector George WolAin As, ]. Wesley
Hughes 10. For Surveyor---James d. Saun-
dsrs So. For city Assessor James McKeev-
ere. Patrick Burke 20. Peter Racine "a,
Thomas Curnick 90. For School Trustee
William Hughes S. For Councilmsn---Bsn.
Mssksr 18, DR.. Mulhausen %. f
FOURTEENTH WARD-For City Clerk-W.
H. Walker s, Charles Churchill 8. Rudolph
Kehr 8, Fred. Lunkenheimsr 10. For Mar
shal-Ed. g. Martin Is, James B. Evans 16.
For Treasurer---S. Sorenson 80. For City
Collector.--Geo. Wolflin 81, J. Wesley
Hughes IL. For City Surveyor -.Thos. Cur
nick Is. Peter Racine IL, JAS. McKeevsr 2.
For School Trustee --Wm. Hughes 20. For
Counclmen---Schmitts II, Bolus 6.
FIFTEENTH WARD.---For City Clerk--Walk-
or Z. Churchill 4, Rudolph Kehr II, Fred,
Lunkenheimer 10. For Marshal---Ed. 8
Martin FL, James B. Evans 8. For Trsasu.
rer---Sorenson SO. For City Collector VOL
fin, 81. ]. Wesley Hughes7. For City Sur
veyor.-Saunders So. For City Assessor.
MeKesver 8. Burke G. Racine 8, Curnick IA
School Trustee Hughes 36. For Council.
men---Victor Bisch 80. H.Il
SIXTEENTH WARD.---For City Clerk.--W ell
II. Walker Is, Charles Churchill 4, Rudolph
Kehr IS, Fred Lunksnheimsr 81. For Mar
shall Martin 81, Evans 43. For Treasurer.
sorsnson 122. For city Collector wolAr
95, Hughes 81. For city Surveyor Saunder'
1872. For city ASSESSOR Curnick 81, Racine
~, McKsever 10, Burke "a. For Schoo
Trustee Hughes 1l9. For Councilnen..
Warren 60, Hem 10.
SEVENTEENTH WARD. For city Clerk.
Well n. Walker IL, Churchill 8. Rudolph
Kehr rs, Lunkenhsimsr Z. Fer Marshall.
Martin 35. Evans 20. For Treasurer
enson ga. For city Collsctor---Wolfln 80, J
Hughes rs. For city Surveyor-.-ssnnders 81
For city Assessor McKeever SO, Burke Is
Racine 6, Curniek 6. For school Trustee.
Hughes 81. For Councilmsn---B Born 13
Sharpe42.
EIaHrEENrH WARD.---For City Clerk
J Walker Is. Churchill IL, Kshr 4, Lunken
heimer 2. For Marshal. Martin "a. Evans
For Treasurer -Sorenson q. For City Col
lsctor.--WolHin 20, Hughes IL. For Cit
I, Surveyor---Jas. d. Saunders 80. For Cit
Assessor. .Curnick 9, Racine 4, McKeever |
= Burke 4. For School Trustee Hughes q
For Councilman G. Sullivan 90.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-07
TOWNSHIP 1LECTIoN.

Fer Justice Of the Peacs--.Jamss T. Walk.
Or 800, Christian Bippus 566, Zebulon NJ. P
Carter 400. For Township Trustee Peter
Sharpe 9l2. For Township Clerk---James
G. Hatehitt 8s4. For Township Ire asursr---
DR.. John T. Walker 8S4. For Constables---
James Fitzwilliams gel, Jos. Il. Tomlinson
482, John CT ifford 592, Patrick Hughes 4O4
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REPoRrYD KxPRBssLY FOR THE JOURNAL
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WASHINGTON ITEMS


WASHINGTON, April 6.-The Union con-
tains Mr.. Appleton's validictory on with
drawing from that paper, which also contains
the official announcement of his appointment
as Assistant Secretary of State, vice Mr..
Thomas, resigned. r+
Mr.. Appleton gives As the reason Of his
vithdnwal from the Union, the delicate state
Of his health. which did not permit the as
sumption of the peculiar anXieties and labors
of daily newspaper. With regard to his
successor he says he will make his own an
nouncsment to the readers Of the Union: that
he il Democrat and has proved his constan-
cy to his principles:
Two Naval Boards Of Inquiry are to be in.
sttuted here in addition to the one now sit
ting. The names Of the officers not dvulged.
The order of cases is changed. Those on
furlough and on leave. will be taken up before
proceeding further with the cases of dropped
officers.
The case of Lieut. Wager was finished to
day, and the decision forwarded to the Sscre-
tary Of the Navy.
Capt Sprngham. member Of the present
Board, has been ordered to the command OF
the Navy Yard 1t Charleston, Mass.
Post Masters appointed: John France, New
Bedford, Mass; Thomas G. Young, Saratoga
Springs: WIN. II. Sigournev, Watertown. \.
Y, reported; John II. Talbot. indianapolis
vice Wicks, whose commission has expired.
| The Circuit Court met to-day and made q
decision sustaining Building Associations, in
charging more than the legal rate OF Interest
on the ground that these loans 10 member!
are in the nature Of contract and not usur
ious.
Stanton Secretary Of State Of Kansas, lef
here this evening for that Territory.
| A storm of rain and hail commenced THU
morning at ii O'Clock; towards evening turn
ed 10 snow. Now clear and cool
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-07

OF Governor Wright has been flattered by
some Of the Democratic papers with the an.
nouncsment that the Administration contem-
plated appointing him Minister to Russia
The vincennes Gazette dashes the hopes to
the ground BY saying that John McClelland
of Illinois has commission for that honora.
fble mission in bis pocket.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-07

The THEATRE.-Mr. Graham and Compa.
ny, have consented toplay three nights more.
The bill for to night, is an attractive one, and
We hope to see crowded house. The "Old
Guard" will be produced with an Irish farce,
in which Mr.. Mulholland will appear. To-
morrow night, Mrs. Slocum's benefit.
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P. G. O'RlLEY & Co..,
Storage. Forwarding and Commission
nG III II . H a NJ n 9.
EVANSVILLE, IND. sr

r~.,. HAvIHe fitted up mammoth fwh
1871 whl Boat, the largest on tho kEN
Ohio River the most substantial banner, are pre-
,s,edt eth.
or by RIVER, RAILROAD Oh CANAL Z.
vitho to the nclemency ofthe weather, any
oroperty; aud pa nton paid to Receiv
nS Storns and Forwarding and also 10 the sale of
Produce consigned all orderspromptly nlsd.
PG.O'RILEY returns his sincere thanks to mis- nu
AIDE their former patronage and respect
fu y solics continuance ofthe same, which will be
duly rsciprocaled.
Astore Room wsllsupplied, will be kept forthe &C.
of and their orde
mh3-dGvIy Y. ORlLEY e. CO,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-07

W The sign over the jewelry store Of Mr..
Chas Barnum on Main street, is one Of the
''signs Of the times" 1t has been admired
by every one who has noticed it. We are in
formed that 1t Was painted by Mr. Summers,
Of the firm of Summers & Wood, Locust
strnet
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-07

OF By our dispatches it will be seen that
the present ''cold snap" has extended
throughout the entire West. Snow fell in
Pittsburg Sunday, to tho depth Of three INCH
o.. Last night, the weather was moderating
ct this point, but was very cold for the sea-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-07

Losr-Between the Post-efiice and Division
street, . net purse. containing two five dollar
bills, one dollar bill, and some silver change.
The finder will confer favor upon the own
sr-who is poor manly leaving the mo-
nsy at the Journal Office, or with Mr.. P.
Hornbook
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-07

400 TONS escorted lres. and . complete Of Steel
oOONV Slsbs Wagon Boxes. Spripss. Axlss Csrriase
Bels. Mails sad Spikes. On hAad and fes sale ~
knn PAIR Piev Handles. also Buggy and w.s,.
SOO0 Hubs. Spokes. Fsiioss sad shafts. sale By
nh3t SAM'L ORR.
"HRRLD RROWS.-A few Railroad wheslbar-
w rows, fer sale BY 0h3l SAM'L ORR.
VNHBELlNG NAILss-Is ksC jsss r.ea aaa for
w sale By nh3i vICKERY JOHNSTON
lava COPPBR.-so pssksts choice article. jsss rec
y end for sale 81 nhM vIoKERY JOHNSTON.
APPLE 6C0AR.-icoO lbs Jaa rec q and for ssle n,
IN 0hsl vcKRRY 3 JoHHSYOT
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-07
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

BALTIMORE, April SAN accident occurred
on Saturday night on the railroad between
Charleston and Columbia. by which FIVE freight
cars were wrecked, and the fireman and sngi-
nser were killed.
The Southern mail Of to day brings New
Orleans papers of Monday last.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-07

HARRlsnURa. April 6.-Mr. Henross, Sen
ator from Philadelphia, died few minutes
before 8 o'clock. The announcement OF his
death was made in both Houses this afternoon,
when thew Immediately adjourned.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-07

DISASTROUS FIRES IN N. CAROLINA.
NEW YORK. April 6.-Private letters receiv-
cd here from Wilmington, N. c., mention dis.
astrous 6res in the woods Of that neighbor-
hood, and it is feared that all the turpentins
trees viii Be destroyed. One producer alone
hes last $4,000 trees.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-07

HARRISBURG. April 6.-Mr. Heurese. of
Philadelphia, is lying dangerously i'll At Hsr-
ris' Hotel, with On attack Of plsurisy. His
recovery is regarded = dsuAtfal
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-07
NEw YORK MAkkEr.

Nrw YoRK, April 4-Flour firm; saiss OF $500 bols
State At IS Says 20; Southern SC 1895 50. Wheat
nrm sales of 500 bush. Corn heavy; sales Of 1900
bush OF mixed at &c. Mess Pork unsettled; sales Of
200 bbls ut decline Of loc. sales at S23 40Sa3 So
Lard and Bacon unchanged, Premium Pork ard Chi
cago Beef unchanged Sales Of the latter at Sl69 IS a.
Hams llc Shoulders o.. Butter quiet. Coffee buoy
ant at IL. to liz. Missouri Lead steady. Grain
freight. to Liverpool easier. .esrfs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-07
COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
CINCINNATI MARKET

C.sc,xxArr, Apni s.-Flour dull; prices nominal;
choice Bakers Brands IS oS@5 10. Receipts light
Oats active at Soc Barley scaics and higher; ranging
from 81 20 TO IS for Northern. Whisky unchanged,
but closed rather dull'at23 Provisions quiet Moth
ing Of consequences done. Mess Pork saleable to
moderate extent.