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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

H. ANNOUNCEMENTs.
| Nsssws. Eps.: Please announce Edward XIII
bourne for alderman Of the LIST ward. :
MANY CITIZENS.
MRssRs Rps.: Please announce J. w. L,Arr for
fAfdcrman Of ~ Third ward
'Esss. &c MANY crTizFN4
/ We are authorised to announce II. X. HARy as a
candidate for Alderman in the And wardA, tho
! city election.
/ q. w-PrrfxAs viii be candidate for AA1ermsn
In thcarl ward.
/ S1r~We ere authorised to announce .. X. RscxaY
as candidate for Alderman in the First WArd
Mrssnsj Ems, Please announce VIZ. fArsy~sos
as candidate for Alderman in The eth ward, and
oblige MANY vorERs.
!. I... = s r. M. wiz be candidate for Al
! Eos. aArx CrrY: Please announce NJ. p. sHiars
asa candidate for Alderman in the Second Ward.
as-D ID. win be candidate for Alder
I MARSHALL. 4. 0R,rryy WHY b. candidate
for Mar hal at the city election.
- ts.ae re- W
a. An. 80
+ ~ fA'~N' S'SH'
/ III Teare authorized to announce Taos. w.
cLAaErr, Ut Lee Co., az an independent candidate
for DistfistJudge. [dswl
| GD-w present the name ., II. NJ BLACK a. an
indepen, Mt people candidate for Justice Of the
rsaes 81 JACKSON iowhship. ,rv c,,,ypce
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| CoSsrAnLx.-JAnEs LIscH will be candidate
Wv .lp''. elees,~ -
Msssns. EDiroRs Please shnounee A. W. Pat
rESsrRo rs candidate forsAlderman in the Alb
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/ GSWe are authorized to announce cHARi.Es
| BALDWIN As n candidate for Justice Of the Peace
at the ensuing election
1 ao~Fnrnrmcx zuao viii he - andid..e far Al.
uermah IN the ath ward.
| xs- Tha voter. /, ,ls new Inn; ~ ,hs An Ward
| present the name Of GEO O. HILTON, ESQ.,, Is
candidate for Alderman.
- Neare authorised TO announce WILLIAM
! dates far Aldermen n the Third w.,I
'
| Tor Ju.,,c. ar ths p, ara A. The Ami, alac,,,r
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fee ~ Ja.tiee 30 IN. pease =, m. AMI, s,ec,;on
|
| AAs.-ficase announce " name OF JUN
ward. MAr worm.
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oifV MARSHAL. - Please annoupce WILLIAM
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Ts- HAWKINS TAYLOR will be Independent
candidate for the Office OF Mayor at the next cleo
tion.
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IN The appropriation for Notifications,
&C., in and around New York, amounts 10
1914 900.
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DISTRICT CouRrs.-By the act establishing
the Eleventh judicial district, the FIRST term
Of Court in each county will be held as fol-
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HDssRs. Ena.: Please announce Edward Kill
bourne for Alderman Of the LIST ward.
MANY CITIZENS.
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ORDINANCES No. 100.
"An Ordinance for the relief of William Martin .
DE IL ordained by the City Council Of the City Of
ID keokuk.
SEC. /. That William Martin Is hereby author
Ted 10 erect story frame house within the Gre
limits, upon the part one third Of lots 4, and
In block No. Sd, provided that said Martin shall
give band IN ths sum Of one hundred dollars, that
be will remove the same without the fire limits,
within one year frum date.
Passed March 81, 1857.
sAML X. CURTIS. Mayor
Attest, BIS. MERRIAM, Clerk. apr4a
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MrssRs. EDIroRs Pile asc announce II. X REED
Err as a candidate for City Recorder. andobiige
MANY CITIZENS.
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eV- To cure pain in the hreast--procure
weil-made calico or delaine dress, with an
equally we'll constructed woman inside OF it,
and press closely to the place effected. Re-
peat the application till the pain ceases.
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ton that Clagett would lose two hundred
votes in consequence of it, and named Phelps
and Tracy.
We think that while polished gentlemen
designate the transaction at Louisa simply
misunderstanding, common people are
not censurable for calling Il Narrei, esps-
cially when we see what tall and commo-
ton was stirred up about it. and know the
character Of Clagctt and Phelps.
There is no real contradiction between
our paragraph and Judge loves card,
but there are some things stated by us that
were not called for in card procured by
Clagetts whining supplications, in his path
etic appeal to the tender sympathies Of
Judge Lowe. And in view of the fact that
Judge Lowe is an ardent supporter of Oar
win for the Judgeship, we think it very sharp
practice on clagett's part to norm such a
card from him on the eve Of the election.
SPIcY.-Friend plattenburg, in the Fourth
Ward, having been objected to by somebody
on the pretence that he had not sufficient
personal interest in the ward, or city, pub
fishes a card in which he thus vindcates
himself
Ny undivided attention, since became n
resident Of Keokuk, has been devoted to the
establ ishing Of the manufacture of Furni-
ture, believing that my own, and the inter-
ests of the city, would be better pr omoscd,
than in specializing in out lots by promises
to pay in the far distant future.
Perphaps some of those gentlemen who are
so exercised about my eligibility, would like
to fall back on to yirginia's former free. hold
test, compelling man to be possessed of a
niger, Jackass, or copper watch before vot-
ing
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Sheet Iron Stoves.
SELF REGULATORS
|nF this srticls We need not speak, a. IT. popu-
~ lasity still continues IN incrcAsc its sale.
We make six sizes OF this stoye--open and close
tops--whch we will sell very low. Great care
should DO used IN selecting the bcst Of Russia Sheet
Iron, with heavy lining, and when we'll made,
these stoves will wear many ycars.
The open tops are seriens objection TO al those
wishing IN Air-tight stove. We have beth open
and closc top, Att Main-st.
Apr3-d C0MSTOCK BRO.
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w y Invite ell who wish In burn cesi In thsis
w parlors to call And zee our nsw kaaaitor.--
W make three sixes, suitable fur rooms Of si a.
mentions at No. IT Main
apr3d C0MST0CK 4 BRO.
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Notice ~ OntrNCtoF0s
SEALED proposals. viii. be received At the once
~ Ut the City Engineer until o'clock r. H., Of
Tuesday April 7th, a. d. 1857, for building VI two
Culverts across 9TH street, In Reds Addition.
Payment To be made In Twenty Yesr Bonds Of
City Of kcokuk, bearing per cent. interest.
AT the same time proposals will be received for
grading alley through block SO.
Also. for grading alley in block l6s.
Specifications for above work can be seen at the
once OF City hng,nesr, after tcb. 18th.
l.. HU rCHINS0N,
keokuk, March ~, 1857 IDIOT City Engineer
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Office Of Secretary Of State.
Iowa, CRY, March Is. 1857.
certify the foregoing to be a true copy
from the originalroll on file in my Office.
ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary q State.
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TnK POSITIVE PoLE. :" Sedlcy," said
Charles H., alook me out man who can't
be corrupted. have sent three troasurcrs
to the North, and they have all turned
thisves.o "Well, yous Majesty, will re-
commend Mvert." ssMivert, you aos =
said Charles, "why, Mivert IL thief IL
rsady ~ Therefore he cannot be- corrupted,
your Majesty said Sedley.
Buchanan has finally hit it, Under the
advice of his Cabinet, his new and infallble
Cabinet, he proposes to send McMullen, or
some such loafng Southern bully, to be Gov
ernor Of Kansas. Has he not reason HaA
he not already tried three northern men, one
after the other, and have they not all failed
to stand up to the rack, and unblushingly
inform the departments at Washington
that abolition accounts have all been lies, and
that the Emigrant Aid Societies have been
the aeggressors, from first to last. Bach
anan will play out the farce. He IL bound to
have no more Governors corrupted by con-
tact with Kansas, 50 he sends out one who
is already rotten.-l Detroit Adv.
KANSAS EMoaasrs. The trains Saturday,
Sunday. and yesterday, brought in large num-
bers Of travellers bound for Kansas.
The Chicago, Alton, and St. Louis trains
oiouSns uoMh COMPANY VI c.bnt!, ncu,
women, and children. The latter half Of
the company came in yesterday, and this
morning with others, take the train to Jeffer-
son City, thence BY boat to Kansas.
The Ohio and Mississippi train last night
brought in one hundred and fifty passengers,
many Of them on their way to Kansas
Every train reaching the city, swells the
stream toward the Territory. II the present
food continues through the Spring, there is
no extravaganza in the estimate Of those
who anticipate the arrival in Kansas, this
season, of seventy thousand, us portion Of
the present population of the Territory
(St. Louis (Aio.) Republican.
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\ MRssRs. kp2.: Please announce j. w. lAiATr fU'
fAfdrfman Of ~ Third ward.
w MANY crTizEN4
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CT Young wife: ooh, Pm 80 glad you
like birds; which kind DO you most admire ?''
Young husband: "Well, | think good tur-
key, with plenty of dressing, is about as
nice Us any,"
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1SH2 1Rk2.
COMS1 0CK = BRO.
STOVES,
no. ~. NaiA.st.,

A LSo, constantly on hand and receiving direct
n from importers and manufacturers, tinpiate
Ruaste, imitation ana AmesicAn sheet iron, iron
wrs riveu. shest copper. bsoss sna sine, pig lead
copper bottoms. bolts aud rvets, japAnnsd, Brit~a
mia and planished ware. Oval boilers, skillcts
ovens ana lido, deg aAd sad ispsss sharsosl fur,
naces, wafde-irons, stove spiders, wagon eoxes
coffee mills, browasrs, Ae., &c.
apr3-d &C MSTOCK 4 BRO
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Gx TO GAPlTALISTk.-& -
WILL soil SO acres VI Land.--part Of the "Ass-
/ senger Tract,--in the City OF keokuk. nearthe
Toll gate and adjoining u. w. kilbonrne's LIST Ad-
dition. Main street and the plaakroad both run
through this tract. EDWARD KILB0URNE,
mehl7d At Gas Light Co.'S Once.
Two Dwelling HOases fer sale.
TWO Of those "Engtish basement, " two-story-
1 and aisio-brick dwellings in my block on bth
street above fulton rev ready to plaster, will be
finished in few days With the modern improve
ments inside shutters gas, etc, will BE- sold IL ap-
piled for soon. EDWARD KILB0UkNE.
mchlTl AtdAs Co y Once.
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pm / Nj q . B q . RI 1YNE0
LAND AGENTS,

Deafess IN heal Estaye,
FFEk for sale the following iist Of Real Es-
Two full lots corner Of 9Th and Falton SITS;
One " /" sosah side of Fulton bst 9TH 4 sth;
!. Two cor Sch and Conesrt strests--Frme
house with resns On oass
. One fall lei In Kiibosrnss Add. Ne 8, 37--snall
housc upsn II.
0as fun lot In Nj. Auburn. Woods Add.--Liss
beautifully.
Lot :. block s., Kilbeurnsi AdA.--Hoase 10 ly
- fset. rooms, finished and In Eood order.
Three fractional lots 10 block ~, cor. 4. Reed
sts., 81 by Zoe feet each.
lSfail lots In Messenger's Add. They arc hand
somsIy lseated.
lots in Elmwood. Terms accomusdating.
Lots =, 5, snd In bk 1874, cor Orleans Ana llth.
Lot I. bk lis, cor 9Th and Cedar.
~ Test on q st., AAaon's lower addition By l6O
feet ON Ash.st.--wtth frame bouse 10 feet square.
Cheap.
- Acres Of Land at saRdusky, : fss miles from
Ks0kuk.
q fest by I4o--A lot :, BIZ 20. Kxshsnse 81, BE-,
18th and 18th.
Lots and ?, cor i2th and Johnso. sn., lse BY
lao fest.
Lo. 10. bt 10, sou.h side Morgsn-ss., b.. 18th
and 18th.
Lot 5, bk 100, Exchange streets. hst7.A ssA ~.
Also. nnm6sr VI other desiraals psopsStiss,
a0ohgst which ere several VERY variable impeevs4
Farms. Ac. Apply 10 Primrose HAlNEe,
second atssei, between Main and Johnsoa, over
DouhsslAy Wilsoa 3 6toss, aud opposite the hank
ing Heussof Hatch Thompson. fnh7s-d
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Fnt1kR eDs sals several very desirable inpsUvsd
~ Farms, Wis: 003 acrs Of Iand IN esoslsnd Co.,
Aissesrt. within mile Of Me1phts, the county
ssa, go - tAs stees road Leading frsn Lancaster
70 Alexandria, Tally, Canton and Lagrange. Thsys
are - sssss .seasf good fencing sad d high
STATE of saltivatiea--ths ssasAnise 80 s<rss 10
timber - WOOD u the very hess qsality. Tie
ssiIAin0 asigoe1 and anply ssGsisni Tor two
harness. - ass - sissss<d spsn he land - to ad
nit u favoSahoe divisien.
Aisos ~ A1ss Impoverished - " 80 aerss
4ndpe saattvotisAa6ost - seres n very ssssllspt
anSe lad. The soil h sessl 10 asy II The state
e Iswe. fhsss ars twolog AweliiDgs, stahlisg,
-, end N abundance VI sxceliens was~r o. tie
pssmisss. This farm u situated in he sssthsYn
pert Of keokuk cOanay, Lows, 10 q - niiss from
IAsnessser, the eosnty ssa4, snA ~ ssaes rod
isadiag from 1aslisgtsa v BsisAsoa, 0skeleess
and Fort Dss Aoinss. Ills within shoss distance
Of several AcufishiDg towns and villsgss II thick
~ settled ueighboThaOd, vitAin nilss 81 post
oaes, also ceDvsaisnt 70 SCHOOL, apd churches
There u small town being laid out sdjoining the
f. IN. For prices, terms, &e., apply 70
8h14-d PRIMR0sE AHAYNEE,
Second.st. apostle Hatch = Thonpsos's.
p. S.-This Fam win be exchanged for City
Property at . fair valuation. P.AH.
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Notice.
rINHE firm OF b. 3. 6chlcy d Co. was dissslved By
i mutual consent on the 18th II January last.
The business o1 the arm will be settled b. b. II.
Schley who 10 authorised 70 receipt for alloutaAAna
Ing claims due The FIRM, and will pay al indebtsd-
ness Of the said arm.
Inch1l-dlm B, n. 6CHLEY co.
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y. A. KMsTON,
I SAkPENfEK AND BUILDER. shop South
~ west corner VI Thirteenth and Frank lin sts.
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ES-Wc ere authorized u announce THOMAS j
CHExowIra and JoHx N. ANDERSON candidatss for
Township Trustees at the April election.
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IAnaES

Al lsS AhaEh will open her new milliner,
WI store, Tuesday pril 7th east side OF Ath be
tween Blondeau and Nam.
Ladies invi ted t. call. aprathaat
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DIkSOLUTION.
rNHE co-pastpsYship heretofore existing between
L the sib&cribers, uader the name and Arm u
Wilkinson and AsvshalL 10 shis day dissoivsd BY
mutual consent. RlcnAsd NaSshAli win continse
In the business, and sign the name Of the hrm In
liquidation. ANDREW j. WILKINSON.
Richard MARSHALL.
Keskuk, March 80, 1s57-sps-d4w
C0.RaYtoov shlp.
TINE Hndsrsigpsd, having formed . oo-partasS-
i ship, under tn name and style of Marshall 4
Bruce, and purchased tbs interest," Of A. J. Wnkia-
son in the firm Of Wiikinson 4 MarshAll, viii cen-
tinue the business ~ wholesale ana retail Drug
gists, At ths old stand, corner u Main and Third
streets. RICHARD MAkSUALL.
MICHAEL X. BRUCE.
Reokuk, March 80, lss7-aps-dAw
To the LaAAes.
VTNHE undcrsgned have Pe-opsned their extern
sivc Millinery establishment, near the corner
OF Sd and johnson streets. which was closed for 4
short time, for the purpose OF giving time 70
lect
SPLENDID SPRING STOCK,
Which We have received, and will open to-day,
the most approved styles Of Ladies', Misses, and
Children's hats, Kibbohs, PIowcn. and Lacss.
Head Dresses, and Caprs 6ilk and Kid Gloves. Per-
fumery and Toilet Articles, togvtheY With every
description Of Millinery 0oods, and various Fancy
articles. We are Also prepared for
DRESS MAKING,
Having arranged suit Of Rooms expressly for thai
purposs. and engaged the services Of competent
Ladies to superintend this department.
sprl-Atf mrs. HARRISON DUcOSTA.
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rJ-W II. Mcpagesos will bs candidate for
Marshall at the ensuing City election.
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Nlamtles and Grates,

Nantes and Crates.
WE have nov, u our sale rooms, : beautiful
w sortmspt Of Narbleised Mantles.
CoMSTOCk BRO,
apr3-d n Aain-st.
IN DUz. su0Ak kETILKS, from 8 to ~ GAL,
~ u No. II Main street.
aprS-d CONBrOCK BRO.
40 DOz. DUCK TEA KETTLES, q our store,
10 very low. COMSTOCk BRO,
apf3-d n Main-st.
VvINMAN'S Tools and Machines oOnstantly %
j hand ut our store, No. II MAin-st
AprS-d COMHTOCk BRO.
Fer sale NJ = HaSgAln.
eligible building lot, ~ fsst front OF less At
n the optics Of tho purchaser. Said lot 10 o.
high ground, and will b sold cheap II applied for
soon.
Terms. About cash the balance In easy pay
ments. Inquire of the undersigned, corner u
Franklin and 18th sts. +. A. URMSTON.
Fer sale Low.
4 FINE, high building Lott % BY 100 fest, 'front.'
"A Ing on 18th street ntaf Ridge. Terms--part
cash, balance in and tvo years. Inquire on ths
ground Or 1t this oGee
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BIeITrANaA WAW =

( hyperion quality and elegant pattaIn, sach az
~ eohee pots, tea potts. pitchers, tea sets, egg
bhiers, cups, sugar bowls, castofs lamps, kc. DC,
Al the sign VI Breads
apfad TlLLIN9HAsT, LANEA BrEL..
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&S-B. 8. MERRIAM is candidate for Eclectic
to the office Of Recorder at the April election.
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kcokuk Female College.
'I'iiE tuition bills OF the keokuk Female College
have been left with Dr Il. h. FORD, Treas urer,
a. The Ranking House Of Ford, Gorham 4 Ford
Parties indebted will please call and settle the same
aprSd
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CossrAaLE.-Piesse announce that will be .
candidate for reelection to the Office VI Constable
of Jackson Township, at the coming April election.
Ny past promptness in that capacity will DO sufi-
ciea, proof TO my friends for the future.
JOHN STEWART
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-09

THE CANAL.-We are told that the Canal
has been more used this season than for the
two past years. fit could be kept in navi-
gable order for whole season, and by that
means restore confidence to shippers, its bu-
siness would revive, and it would once more
be worth something to the public and the
stockholders. We see by notice that tire
water of the lower section is to be let off on
the 10Th instant, to clear out the Pigeon lev
ell. The natural inquiry Of every oneis, why
was not the work done during the winter,
when the Canal was ont of use! The opera
tons of enlarging the Erie Canal was carried
on during the winter; and we presume, that
in this climate small job of cleaning ont
might have been accomplished, was there any
efficiency in the management. No notice is
given how long the navigation will be inter
rupted.
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CONFLICT OF JURIsDICTIoN.-The following
extract of a decision of the United States SUI
premc Court clearly denies the right of
State Judiciary to interfere, by writ of AaJedS
corpus, with the action of the National Judic-
larry. 1t clearly defines there proper mode of
action in cases of concurrent Jurisdictions.
The Jurisdictions of the Court of the United
States is limited, but within its limits, SUI
prefne. The State Courts have often in ma
ny cases, concurrent jurisdiction over the
same subjects and persons; bue neither can
treat the other as an inferior jurisdiction. ex-
except in the cases where the Constitution
and the acts of Congress have given such
power to the courts of the United States
When persons or property are liable to
seizure or arrest. by the process of both, that
which first attaches should have the prefer
ence. Any attempt ofeither to take from the
legal custody of the officers ofthe other would
be an uniustifablc exercise ofpower, and lead
to the most deplorable consequences. There
fore, if a person beimprisoned under the civil
or criminal process of one. the other cannot
take him from such custody in order to sab
iect him to punishment for an offence against
him. A fugitive cannot be taken from the
legal custody of Sheriff, by any warrant
from the courts of the United States. in or
der to extradition, under the acts of Congress.
Neither can such fugitive, when in custody of
the Marshal, under legal process from a
Judge or Commissioner of the United States.
be delivered from such custody by means of
hedJds corpus, or any other process to
answer for an offence against the State.
whether felony or misdemeanor, or for any
other purpose.
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EDIToRs IN TRoUBLF.-The following, in
relation to the Ohio poisoning affair. we clip
from the indianapolis Journal:
Mrs. Thompson, who was arrested some
weeks ago at Windsor, in, Delaware county,
on charge of poisoning a Miss Reid. whose
child Mr.. Thompson was in Jail in Ohio for
killing, as we noticed ut the time, has under
gone the ordeal of a coroner's inquest on the
body of the alleged victim. and no traces of
poison having been found. she has commenced
series Of suits against the editors who have
given publicity to the affair. The Newcastle
Courier, from which we copied our notice of
the case, has been sued, or viii be, and the
Cincinnati Commercial is also threatened.
The Muncie Messenger says that the body of
Miss Reid win be exhumed again, and u most
thorough investigation made, before The libel
suits are proceeded with.
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Henderson & Nashville Railroad.

A very full meeting of the stockholders of
this Road was held at Madisonville, on We'd
ncsday last. to consider the affairs of the
Road, and elect officers for the ensuing year.
The meeting manifested full confidence in
the completion of the road, and several new
measures were adopted to secure its success.
better feeling, than has heretofore been ex-
hbited, now prevails along the line. The
people begin to feel the importance of the
work, and show a disposition to put their
hands to the work. All that is wanted, is the
right kind Of men at the head of the enter
prise. 1t is proposed that each county, through
which the road runs, shall levy tax to aid
the road. This question viii be submitted to
the people, and confidence is expressed that
itvillbe adopted. The rich and large county
of Christian, is strongly in favor of this plan.
A new board of officers were chosen, consist
ing Of the following gentlemen, viz:
President = Hon. John p. Campbell of
Christian. Directors-M. s. Hancock. w. A.
Towles and K. G.. Beverly of Henderson. p.
NJ. Robertson, Richard Dunviile and Felix
McEuen of Hopkins, John p. Campbell, VIM.
J.. Price and Isaac Lewis of Christian, and T..
G.. Sebree Of Todd.
These gentlemen are said to be able and
efficient officers, under whose auspices, new
spirit win be infused into the work. If the
completion of the road could be insured by
the measure, the city could not make moro
judicious investment than TO subscribe $780,
600 or 5000, 900 to the stock. Whenever tn,
road shall be completed, it will open direc
avenue through us to all the Southern cities
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-09

VIM Schuchuian, ESQ, the well known Lithorrapt-
says: ~ have frequently used Boerhaves fIol ard
Bit,ers and find it invariably relieves indigestion ana
debility" FL 81. -.-..ft
Rev. Samuel Bqlcock Says: found special relief
from its use, far severe headache with which long
suffered.
J. j. MCDOWELL Esq, says: have used Burr-
HAYES Holland Bitters myself, and recommend
ii to Others, knowing ii to I've just what it Is rep
resented.
ALI. Jonathan Nicely, of Lower 81. Clair, says:
have derived great enet from its for weakness Of
the stomach and Indigestion. ts-
James VI. Murphy says: Alter several physicians
had failed, BerlIave's Holland Bitters removed TIE
pain from heart and side, arising from indigestion