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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-21

DocroR BYFORD of our city has> been
honored with the appointment Of Pro-
fsSsOr of obstetrics in the Medical
School at Chicago, and will lecture in
that city during the approaching winter
The school is one of the most flourish
ing in the Western country, and was at.
tended last year 10y more than 40 stu
denis. We re.re. this appointment,
though it lie q wise selection Tor the
School. and merited honor to the new
Professor. because. ", fear it will event
TALLY lead to q separation Of the pleasant
social relations beiwee the D,'ctor AMI
his fellow citizens OF Evansville. The
Doctor has not only been eminent and
progressive in his profession. keeping w
with oil the advances i'm medical science
but he has been jealous advocate fl
improvements and progress in all thy
concerned the interests Of he city All"
its citizens. We could better spar,
some other man.
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Indiana A0afvs.

The Madison Courier asks n the Benevo-
lent Institutions IT Indiana are to be forever
abanaonsdl Is tbs ,onrse of this rich and
beautiful State To be heneefoIward onward
or re.roeradel What impulses first prompt
ed the expenditure Of so much money Tor III,
benighted and exilei deaf mute and the rea-
son -deshroEed vctini. Are not those i'm
pulses now deadenad ana s'uititied by the
bigotry and hard hea; te,!ness of PARTIAL.
clap trap and mi>rue! Melancholy si'ccta-
Gle. Noble ediices erected at the cost of
much treasure, standing tenanticss and for
SAX n. rottin0 where they stand! Singing
commentaries upon the Lcgi- Iasive and Ex-
e~utive misnlanagement Ut the Interests Il
sbe State most dear 70 large class Of the
citizens of tins Commonwealth. Behold the
I'M 'nrtunat. victims OF insanity again shack
led anu chained al; r. from friends ami KIN
,lrei. drea Ill an gael at by every pa>~er-
by; exposed an ont lcuSes 20 the pelting 81
.hs storm. or tho t;erce rays Of summer suns.
Once res. ued from this condition and by the
ws.l-meant generosity of former iegIsldt
placed in position ut once comfortable AMI
intended foT heir reief. see them again re-
mandsd into misery and al he horrors Of
che damned!
The dea' mute. too, so capab.. Of becom
ing the self sustained and one of the most
respectable ii izeLs OF .ny ,ommun iy-b =
hold his fairest prospects daslei and over
e:cu..ed ere the sun of success had climbed
midway hss course to the zenith.
j. not al this attributable to mism anage-
ment and misrLle! l. it that Indiana has
.eco'ne suddenly impoverished that she can
no longer sustain her institutional " no be-
lieves tfisf M one. Parry politics have
been permitted 70 enter these sacre.i places
and polu.e them with unhallowsd words
AMI ri',all jests. The foul birds Of party.
like the harpies of old any. have come to
fatsen oil ami befonl -he rood that was 40
generously spreal for these unfortunate
classes.
Was it not in the power Of the Executive
20 keep OPEN th,se Institutions! Could he
not have called an extra session Of the Leg
i>la.ure. and insisted upon general appro-
priation bill. which should have in,ludcd
appropriations su.ficien: to sustain these in
stitutions! Would he not thus have eonl-
mended himself to the COOL and true citizens
Of all part o.. Will, he il now denounced and
JUSTLY condemned by ruch!
This act. or rather M nc. Of the In Llama
Legislature. and the perfect qualification of
tbs Execu.ive in thase regards. will bs mat
ters of history. Let tbc,a reap what they
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-21

6Ths Bond Holders of the Wabash
Valley Road held meeting IN y. York
recently. and an understanding Was par.
tally entered into with the Compan,
that the interest coupons for two years
should bs funded. snd the earnings of the
Road for that period lie apple priated to
pay ing the floating debt, ard to form q
sinking fund for the paymen, ofthe mort
CAGES. The meeting wss . large one,
and the hest feeling prsvsilsd. Full con.
fdsncs was expressed in the manage.
ment, and disposition shown to afford
the road every facility for developing its
business. The officers OF the road gave
the fullest information of it's position in
snswsr to the inquiries OF the meeting
oil Of which was satisfactory.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-21

A SHOCKING ArrAIE.-Tihe Owens
boro American relates the following al
tray that occurred IN Muhleni'ury coun
ty, on Green river. last week: A man
hy the name Of Re,imzn was at the ho,i>c
OF his son-in.law, named Roland. The
old man charged his son in-lsw; amt
laughter with al ATTEMPT To poison hun.
and. while ut dinner, accused them al;
putting poison IN his mix. Roland de-
n,e,l II, and the old man called him n
Id liar. Roland said that VI any man
mad l,e.i he, the did man, had done it,
whereuWn he rose from the table. >eize'l
knife in one hand. and with the other
grasped Roland by the hair, ami, draw
ing his head back. cut his throat fro"'
ear to ear RednIan has since teen M
rested, and is now IN jail at Greenvills.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-21

The TRADE OF LIBEaIA ia increasing.
il the people are not improving in morals
and civilization. The exports Of palm
oil. which we're only lWN gallons Few
years ago. have increased to i.OOO,tOu
gallons the past year. The cultivation
Of coffee is increasing. anil the crops al
sugar are becoming larger. Two black
planters have procured sugar mills AMI
steam engines from the U States sr
their Plantations. and sugar will soon se
one Of the exports Of the country. Cot
ton is raisei by the natives IN the int.
rior. AMI male ny them into cuarse
cloth. II is thought they NAV he en-
couraged to extend its culture and bring
it into the coast for sale.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-21

@ Judge Petit. ON Thursday las.
in case before him involving the vslnli
~ OF sr' assessment for the support of
schools in the city of Lafayette. decided
that there was mn law authorizing such
tax, and that the law on which the levy
was based, Was unconstitutional and
void. In giving his opinion, he int,ma
ted in positive terms. that the old city
charter was repealed by the general &C,
Of 1851, and that the corporation Of the
city OF Lafayette had no legal existence
The city is therefore virtually wi.hou,
any government.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-21

OF The Newburs New York Mys-
terry has found Us explanation, as is SUP
posed. in the disappearance Of youn :
married woman from Poultney Vt who
lore all the pechl'a, marks. that wete
found upon The person Of the murdered
girl at Xswburg. She left Vermont.
with her husband some weeks befor the
murier, and has not been seea nor heal ri
of by her scqualntances since. The
husband returned to Vermont, and when
enquiries were made for his wife. ga, {
vague answer, and soon alter left. The
wife's relatives b We been at New burg "a
investigate the matter. AMI returned con-
frmed IN these saspcions. ss.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH HEMEDY
SIR JAMES CBAREE'S


Prepared from prescription Of Sir James Clarke, VI
-, Physician EAfnr n'inary to the QUEEN. Ihis m
valuable Ne licne Is m,ailng In the cure Of al tho.
painful AMI dan serous diseases incident to the feaie
constitution. ,
IL mJertes all excess, removes all obstruction and
rings on the monthly periods with regularity. Thr>r
Pills should he usesl two three weeks previous o
Confinement; the tnrtifv the CONSTITUTION ,nt les.en
The suffering lurins Ia or, ena hing the motcr to per
:orn her iut;es with s,fe.y Ia hersee and child.
Thea pills should not I've taken Nv females dur {
ehe FIRST THREE MONTHS uf Pregnancy. ~ :h.v
to rng Miscarriage, hut At any, other til p
they are safe.
Ir all CA es Of Nervous and Spinal elections, P,i
IN the BlrS AMI LIN 5, Hesviness. Fatigue Sigh
Exertor, Palpati"p Of the Ilc,f Low ~ Spr'~,
IIySfer;cs Sex iIei ler.e Whites uni all the ma nfui
I;sea. orc ,S;onel va iiswi rel svstem. these P
viii effect n When all o means have faei, an
although 4 powerful rene w H. MT contain ).
.aIime. art npry, Vt anv nthrr mperu.
Full iirections acror prrylpg each package. Prir
in the rn;tei States and Canada. One Dollar.
NIB 10 and = postage star rs encia-'i 10 arv
,th,ri,el Agent, win II are a,se ~ the pals
return mail. ". W ROBERTS, Tniisrarcs,
Sn'e sCe. sT L. tana.
UtLI.OCE STcpDAHa,
ars- 's--rv's Genern' t-e"fs. rysr-v lie.
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0TThe New York rots, It IA said.
will hav, serious effect IRON the value
IF real estate i'm the wards of the ci;y
where they have repeatedly occurred ol
late. The value Of property depends
upon the peace. or,ler and morality that
prevail around il Ii certain districts in
city fall INTO had repute. the dwellings
IN them will be occupied by none hut the
poorer classes.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-21

MURDER NEAR OwLNsLoKo'.-On FIida,
last, two men. Viii ehou>e and Cook, GO,
into a difficulty near Uwensboio, abcui $, me
trivial matter. A fight en-ued. in which
Whitehousc drew q knife and inflicted OIL
Cook five severe wounds. from the ELECTS of
which Cook did on Saturday. Jesse Cook
the brother Of the deceased. offers 800 re-
ward for the arrest and detention of the mar
dcrer. who is at large in this Suite. White
n use Is young man about rs years OF age
short, with dark hair AMI blue eyes, and OF
Incorporate habits. 1t is supposed Re is
somew here IN this vi..'-;:y.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-21

or a libel suit was recently decided
in New Orleans. in which damages Tor
Sll,S25 were awarded to the plaintiff:
Rayne & Taylor were large shue dealers.
who, in consequence of some personal
disagreement, dissolved co partnership
After the dissolution, ia. ne reported
that Taylor hal de:iauded the firm hy
false entries on the hooks. The suit Was
instituted on these false charges. and
Taylor not only v.ndicotel his character,
nut got very exemplary damages.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-21
~A workman recently purchased. in

a workman recently purchased. in
SIN II prov:n, ial town in Germany. ten
p un.Is of powdered sugar. bu. on examir
ing il h. found that the grocer had mixed
with i. at least pound %: lime. On the fol
.owing day he adver.i-e,iin she pubic r,n.-
Should he gro,cr who soil M pound "
inc aIony with nine pounds { suc ar. not
b ing to me the pound OF sugar he cheatc
n,e of shall forthwith disclose his name it,
he papers," The next day the workman re-
ned nipe poun Is Of .us::r FROM different
gro ers who had similar a, tons On tlieii coli
sciences. and feared rrbli-i,y.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-21

DAiLY MAIL TO HENDERSON Our
citizens viii be glad to hear the follow
,ng report from the Henderson CONNER
cisl:
We understand that an cnterprisipe gen
tleman Expects shortly TO commence the run
ming of daily line of stages between this
city and Evansville. We hope that the gen
ticman will commence ut once. and that tn
enterprise NAV succeed. II this line be pu
in operation. We would suggest the propricty
of getting up q petition to the Post y .hce
Department. asking n change Of our Eastern,
mail. BY thir route letters and papers from
the East can reach us ut least thirty hours
sooner than under the present arrangement.
while our Louisville papefs wouid be placed
before w. on the day OF .ub,ia.ioii. Gr tn,
morning thereafter. Who will attend to this
natteIf Postmaster GENERAL Brown is :
Southwestern man. and knows the many dis
abilities under which the Southwest iabors
We hope to see this pre-. ect carried into efiec'
Immediately.
Our citizens will give their united
support to the project. Stages ought I,
leave Evansville in the morning to &c
cure the mail facilities. Our mails arrii,
at ~ o'clock in the evening. and coula
I've taken next morning to Henderson
We get papers from ST. Louis. Cincinnati
and Louisville, mailed in those place
Leiore o'clock, A. N, at I'D O'clock, !
NJ They couli te transmitted to n m
.lerson the next morning, giving OIL
friends there their mails FROM those CT
Ties from one to three days esrl'er tina
they now receive them. This would b
an important advantage to them.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-21
- CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN

- CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN il
shown ~ The recor u NJ the Custom I,p>e to;~ TIE
uIv Lon Ion Col;a' Gin imported an soil in bottles
MI II, ma l. here in imitation o: u.
IT isade;icious tonic beverage, ard " its peculrr
:svor tso different rom other eins) s UNIVERSAL,
.,;ecrrei ~ Az yhp useit II is slortei WITH Ct.
success ih 81 pssrEPsIA, Gour, yBEUN ,r's~,
ra,Psy, GRAVEL, Co,:c, CHoLEw., FEvEa AR
tsug, Srs,crrss, DISEASE ~ TIE TRISAEv Or
-ASs, ErILEPsv, FEMALE IRREGULARITIES, &c.
d.. Valentine Mott. " New York, in letter to tn,
proprietor, says:
"Char.es' Lpn.iou CoriIal Gin. r. me vu-eS hest
tnd most reliable EStrsc1 ~ Juniper. have en-"
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is soil ig
n Druggists AMI irocers IN the unifei States, ani
rs. numerous poisons csi'.i "Lpnlon Cof:a
;n"-to svoid them, "uy only "CHARLEs" pele'
NV other Offered to you rs you val evom heath
Price One dollar for quarts, fry for pnfs.
EDMUND G. CHARLES,
mhSsn'&w Sole porter. - Brna,wav, Wv.
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NAs BUREN, AND PIERCE These two

VAN BCRES AND FIERCE -fhcse TWO
FIX Presidents were among the mOcrners
.. Mr.. Marcy's funeral. it is said MIR
Pierce looked thin, wan, gray haired
and spectral, sitting with folded arms,
bolt upright, beside his distinguished
predecessor, who, though some twenty
five years older, sat with his green silk
umbreiis in his hand bowling Oh all sides
with grace AMI politeness worthy o
his old school training. It was inleed
pleasing to witness the almost juvenile
fisxibl'Ity. and the appearance of sound
health OF body aud mind in MN whose
lr.e has entered the last quarter Of cen
fury. The captivating smile and man
ncr which once gave him So great an as
cendany over bis acquaintahces. are q!
potent ~ ever. and he presents as fine
specimen Of the courtly country gentle
man Is one often sees.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-21

r The water IN the salt well 1T
Henderson increases in strength - il
continues to how. and the last analysis
shows that fifty gallons will make one
busliel OF salt. 1t takes seventy gallons
of the writer OF the Kanawha wells to
make bushel of salt. The Henderson
Commercial says Mr.. Burbank will push
forward the enterprise Of making salt at
once
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fEyEst AID AHUE.
4 case # Eight Nntas' efanding cured Il,
B9rhaye'y Holland Biuers.


Michael Kelly, No. III Seventh. hear Grant
street. SANS:
last July. while runniny on the river. on
"A costcn-boat plying bctw.,n Natehez an..
New Orleans. | was taken with ieyer an.
:gue. For eight l,ng months III fercd wie.'
his dreadful disease. The greater part III
his time was t.fiable to work. AMI spent a
east fifty dollars tor different medi, incs. ba
.cnni no permanent rel,e;. Three weeks a@'
one oi my friends insisted upon my try!uy
BE2iI.AVE'S HOLLAND biTTERS. say
ING tn 1t azure was warranted. After Ia kline
it tor one week. | must state wds "A sound
man. | have beer at work now Tor TIVE
weeks. and have had no return of the chilli
rni ie'sr Whatever
certify that the ..bore statement is tue
THOMAS ADAMS.
Diamond House, or ut K. CHESTER Gothi,
hall. J,fs-d&wlw.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-21

A HEAVY CnAiS.-Ths largest chain il.
GRAFTON OF raising the tn, ships sunsen ut s :
bastoT-l. II is two hundred yards :ong. anu
each link weighs three hundred pounds
|: was manufactured at the Reading Foige
Reading. Pa. The value OF the material e.
os furnished by the Russian government to
he used in raising the fleet will he about a
million and half OF dollars.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-21

GIPsIEs IN OHIo.-Some thirty or forty
Gipsies. says the Columbus Sta:esm IN. are
encampei near that city. where they have
been for some days. The female portion
come into the city daily to practice their art
of fortune telling anong those who are cred
nlou> enough to give them money for it,
These wanderers subsist chiefly ~ begging,
theft and fortune telling.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-21

Holloway Iins.-1ne mild yet thorough ope.
ration Of these Pills uren the secr-tve ard excre,ive
organs renders them invalus ic remedies for
complaint, collie, worms, chol In NOR US, and all inter-
nal diseases o. children, well u adults. Sold
the manufactures, No. - Maideh Lane, New York,
and No. "a Strand, London and w all druggists,
At IS cents, ssL G., ard 81 per box. jyii-.w.
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RrSsELv'rLE. otia. I'm. 10, t.sa.
nr. e. VI. JAcKsoS-I~,r Sr,-"we would ia fora
van that OF. Of Ilooaani's German Bites.
vhich meet with really sal. One Of neighors HIS
zen actoring for some time, eve thns about two
veaT-' with all the doctors in the country. Tut ali ~
,rail. We lsokei as much ike a deal man l,vrr
,b,ut, az anything W. comrsre him to. Ills lis.
Use appeared to Re overHowing 81 the eall. VIII:
rar' pursuss,p We prevailed him to trv your Ri.
'ers, with the promise to aim il L Vii gc~f wcu
charge him nolne sr Il, prov;lei he took six ,t;e..
ccorin. to the A:resticn, which he has ir,e, an
w entirely curei AMI has become we'll msn. This
'ure has rreafei great sale In this neichcyfnoi."
kcspectfnilv. EnWA. DIS BROWN.
See advertisement. spsI
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-21

PERSONAL The Richmond Dispatch
says that ex President Lamar, Of Texas,
is now lying dangerously i'll at Ports
month. Va.
Ex President Fillmore was compelled
To decline an invitation to the uuerai Of
he late Gov. Marcy. "a he Is Suffering
from inflammation Of the eyes.
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Dyspev STA. There are ut few whn Do rot ii snae
mr. expe.;enc. the vi pleasant effect % teupr,.y i
y -est'on, such 8. fulress. weight ard N
's,iress II the st,r,ach. n tongue, s.erls s. IN hi
.or.h, SET, SEX headaehe, &c, &c. All sub
ceilings are ey ieace of ps r.us.s ~. -h'-'
'tuuh always 'echec'ed ard c--c' v.'e use ., iio.
~ErTEss stomach Pi:.,.s, ~hich are sroxr to he 4,
"fal;,e seinrly for al; sI.h con r,irts. To this.
thousands VII testy 80 have tfiei them md prove
he f,cts- H's.ef,or's Piitsrs are for sale v on
principal Druggists ara Dealers generally. Tvs Iw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-21

EGovernor G:imes Of Iowa, has in
stru ted the sheriff OF Clinton comfy. in
th..t State. to have the persons arrested who
have been engaged in lynching AMI hanging
several men on chirg, of horse stealing
Tn. Governor says ii he cannos Get n H.
riaf. force in his own ,oun.y he is really 20
hli out the entire military force vf thu State
4 necessary.
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Rristors sarsa IsYiisa.--whe here IRE the mus.
room preparations got mp to compete with the hrs,.
est and only pure sarspariia! Dying! One am
al! Still the original article maintains ,s supremacy
for >erofula and all diseases VI thu Aesh,
gands, skin, musc.es anil reeves. Krmrs won
Pastilless free from mercury, arr achieving Ike tr
umph over all the morcnrial verm.fages. Sod y
d. T. Lanman \ Co., wholesale druggists, e. Water
street, New York. and y all druggists. sar<aparlla
81, aud PastiIles &c. per bvttle. jy1s-.w
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o. a train on the Mem hs s0l
Charleston road ran over amt killed
negro 10y and a white woman. on Tues
.iay night. They we're both inrox Gated,
and hal lail do~n upon the rack.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-21

rG"v Wright besides representing
the United States ut Berlin, will also at
tend the Worlds Christian Alliance at
that p; zee in !. 1te,n er. ~ a lay .ieies ,te
oi the Methodist Episcopal Cha CHI.
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Read: u esd: fe A:.i. ed, Read FIJI. T.
iIelmfo' offers to the aict u mis- Genuine Prepar..
tor, Fluf Extract Ruchu %hich has accomplished the
mos. extraordinary % al, other similar remei
Real the ivet' serert in another column, heaies,
"He,mholis Genuine Prera-tor."
jys-'w W0orSrv StWv~H, Agents.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-21

@The Lebanon (O.) Star says that
four men in the Northern part Of Warren
County IN that State, have died from the
effects Of drinking whisky with stry CHI
nine in it The Little Miami river re-
low the dis,illeries of Deerfield and Nor.
row, III full OF dead fish Whisky drink
ers, cut this out for future reference
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~ The kirbmoud fncui,er and

~ The Richmond Enquirer and the
Richmond Examiner ire to be rnited.--
The Southern Statesman and the CONNER
. ial News OF Norfolk are to he united
The increa. ing cost Of rublicati, Ia renders
'hese unions desirable. The new arrange
merits will BE- better for the publishers and
better for the readers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-21

GA dispatch rom Montreal. dated
the l7th inst. says that the Coroner's
jury have returned q verdict OF maj,
slaughter against the owner. captain. pi
lot and mate of the steamer Montreal.
recently burned on the st. Lawrence.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-21

EATING ORANGE PEEL.--The y. York
journal of Commerce, noticing an indi
vidual case within the writer's own
knowledge. calls attention to the danger
Of eating orange peel. It contains MI
active poisonous oil. which jsop.rds life
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FsTaL ArrRAY AT HAwxsv.LLE.-Tv

FATAL ARRAY AT HAwxsv.LLE. = Two
men named Mayo and Yai Der. ut IIswcsvile
having had 'i:i, uliy abou. some trivial
matter they met on Tuesday or Wednesday
Last, when Yarbcr attacked Mayo with pail
Of brass knmk!es. Mayo then drew pisto
and shot Y rber. killing him instantly
Mayo resides at HawcSville, where he owns ,
coal mine.
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True Medicinal rr,neilbs..-N.,et .xtn

True Medicinal PrsnciI t.. Never extract
lool. B!1ai Is ths life isy sxactrc II in painful
diseases. vau NAV occasion the patient ease, ut
nem this case is onv the reduction .esenrC the
orwe-tn feel. Brardrefh's Pills reeve pain " A.
sretnc the 1T ptin out If the hlo,i. Their
ourihes the bopi; anil in acu.e disease they irv,
dae: thew give ease and cure, but d, not nure the
vital powers. ;ys-lmdSw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-21

OF The population Of 11.ndora IN
Kansas, that was an unnha'ilel spot IN
Jam Arg LAST, is now 545-sll sctual re-
rl.nts anil permanent citizen