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8uiiOmg DECORATIONS.
HOUSE, SIGS, ND ORSAMEXTAL
PAINTING, DECORATING, &c
". H. PASSWORDS

TAXES this method % informing the ci-lzcnso Of Ken
paiEt-af D. hzs peTm1benuy Ccated timsaf hers
u czFrv or the zblre bssllass, ard ssslEes hose al
SAY favor him with tirir patronage That al wurk -
rassed O. ttu wIl lETe his etrici PERSONAL AITEh
iIOS IN the se,ccfi q ead pr psraiion q The BEieria.
a. wei o. he faithful n cation Of the wo T. No fxer
tou WILDE PARE a b. part % fire ssii-faction an
iera0-m the 20 I thorcughly snd a. The saDe time .
uif 50 taste 81 the most fa-ucious.
EisI-ug e~Kpericre- waTraris hin II ssyius that nj
1~ontrscis VII b. osupi & With = ne cnfire s~aiisfarfiu
Z those Who nay paifc-izc I'm. Thy may slSo RS
a-ru-ed that any work undert. Ken tyhiu WILDE prompt
y conducted.
Pr qualifications, b he=s leave 70 refer 9TH follsw
ne perseus: Capt c. 3 Church Capt 2 Nwel ~
y p ey, C4pt. J Gosee CAPT Aceo, NJ. @ PhileI
aH0f-as.k . sheItnlE prug a,nr- my29 dly
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I0nK HEEL

- 10 improve smother lot imme
-ss1 diztelF, viii sell ny present. residence %
EEnH punctaal purchaser on Eood terms Il cauprise
G&-sA acres, ts comfortably improved and uuQues
uouabiy one q TIE mos beautiful And most healthy site
n tie vicinity q EemphiE.
rnIs n VIZ Z PnSTnN.
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an Gbantrrl.
In Chancery at Memphis.

CTETE OF TENNESsEE-At Rules held In The Ce-k'r
- one, Chanozy Side O the Common Las and Chan
oas C5urs o. lhs city Of Ae4Phis, MOnGzy, August ID
1857.
Dsufes B. Turner, Complainant,
~
EsT-o q 7 Chapman, +. Y. RichHrdsos, Jas. vi kcr-
f5am a5m Ms rEt0r, zn1 othzrs, 3 PENDANTS.
II arpealnr from Endavit aled In his cause fhsf fhe
Defeuda - VII ian D. Luup IN I'd Fanuy Lump
KIN. minor heirs q gn9. ". Luupkln, dec1ased. are
non-r-sslents CT the State q T-nn1sse; u g. ord-rei
that tbev do enter fh=ir Appearance h-Teln before OF
within the hrt three days Of the mex tern q -aia
Cou-t. 70 D. hed IN the fourth n ldsy In Eovemter next,
Us57l and pleaf an-~er uT demur % CsmpialnanuS tH,
ar IA san. vii be tskrn FOR c5ufessrc a. 70 them AID
SCI for h7a-ag e Pcrfc; and tbs q copy q this order
b.uunlsh1 once . seek fer fear successive Ec-ks II he
Memphis Appeal.
lc1BF-5rest. JOHN c LAETER,
Clerk and Master.
b z. A. PAEEER r.. D c. 3 n.
------ r--u~- srrr - na-r1sr s-~qHwzr
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JOIN SMITH. Pronrle,or.

FNeac hncesAe and Retail D.
= MANSFIELD CO.
ANHA4NA WhnfnraIa N~erfa Mam-rfa -
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Aed alsasfs trisnE from Impurities g ~ t1,cs
TIE ~aahlnEtqn Pur Or acts via ~ a. fss IN An
dis-sss Or Irregularities u ~ Liver, Kitneys or
B5wela.
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The Farmers Guide

To Scientific and Practicsl Agriculture, By Henry Sc
Dheus ? h. S Of K~dinburgh mo the late J P. Morton
PROT ssor Of Scientific Agriculture In Yale Colie-e. Sel
Haven. 2vos. royal octave, o0ntsiuing 1900 pa e.
and numerous wosd snd steel enEravinEs This Is, n
fees dig, the most csmplete work on a~Cricultur ever pull
iished and in order 20 give 4 = wider circulation, ID
publis hsTs have resolved &c redICe m price u
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CRG1sceTy Safe
Valuable Real Estate on Jefferson
Ca.nnA
Thursday, september 10, 1857,


DTRsUANT 70 a decree Of the Gha1oery Court At nen
L phis rendered NV term 1851 In the case Of D n.
a0rton ans ". L GriGnE vs.. Wm K POEt0n, trustee
James ". Klott snl ether, 1 iii. On
Thursday, september 10, 1887,
3 front Of nv once 10 ihe city OF Memphis, proceed Q,
eel 70 he h ighosi bidder,
4 ValHGbls Lot Of GToHad OF Jsfsrson Street
IN The city o. Memphis, bounded snd described A. fol.
oss, to-wit; BeinE psrtof Dot No. SIS, ss laid dJEn 81
% plan, division q the oTcrton properly, fronting -
-fef n tie south SIDE o. ] f-rsan street and runninf
b * s0Gth lE3A feeti brginnirg a. a point on the SOM
ale q II rs1n s-Ieet. 81 fCgt east Ct the nOrthvesi
oorneT o. - d let No B57; running thenos eastward,
Eiib jefferson street 30 feet 10 . sfaEe thence sauti.
rard y a. right znEi 81 ders1 n street 14s : feet 10 a.
illey; thence We tvardiy with said alley 30 fet 20
tax thence ~northWardiy on a direct line I4sS feet q
H. beginning
TcTzs Of SGc-The above mn iontd lot viii be soit
~ q Ia 90 lowing term,, to wit : About $3.50 Of PM.
-hsse m'nty in cssh5 balance IL four r lusl ilstalnsnts
8lszb'e rrp=civ y on LIT E0vembeI, 1851, ist Nay
IsSS 1st November, 1858 and LIST Nay. 1853; purchase
t3ezecuie bond With approved seeunty for the defsrre,
saymeutE, with a llen retained On the premises.
Sale Al n O'Clock A. n
JOHS G. LANIEh,
auE1-daEtcs Clerk eHd Master.
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AsEGRO .MsRRE
-S25 REWARD

e. RASAwAY from The subscriber. residing near
- cxfori Nifs. On he nlgrt q tie 25th inst. ny
boz HENhT. sad Henry e o. . relcE casor,
S-abort 20 years Old a1oui 8 feft far 5 incass hieh
b al A. on his rae. and vi NclEb las - ifo ? unds
ne ahcFe usUd viii Be raid for lis q 3ivsry 70 re At
Oxford. or 20 HARRIS, E0RMELBy 4 co 1snphis,
OF bis ,odE-ent IN Jsl So that csn st hln-
~sug1s1Ewsw John TkYLoR.
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: q and y Bal

nTsTE oF * zssEE.-At Rues held IN tie G rk-s
- one. Cbauc-ry Side o. The Cannon Law aud Chan
Csart q th= cay " MsaPa., Aondzys August B.
Is5,
:. si4ir ard r. BAR, C0mplainsnis,
"a
Hsy~oos 2 Casp1zs. tie beLs Of Joan v. Lumpkn.
deoea I'D. an oth-Bs Drfrudaufs-
L eupssrsHzf from zndarit dled IN this cause. hat The
d fn1zlts- FddEm D Lum An and flunv LaupSia
minor urus % gn1- ". iumpkl dsc--s-d are ~
usI Tents Or th- State Of 7 nEssa- d rs srgered tbA1
they d. enter their app -arancs herein b orr OF within
the arst three tsys 81 Ia \ Il term " said C5art. Oh
lid u n 81 E8-day n y vsms-rneEf G55D aui plead.
a1sErr o. deuHrt 10 CuEplainants' BIZ o. the samr VA
b tzEen fnr os1les ID a. 70 them- and -et fI herring eG
pcrfc-snd that a c py q this order I. put ished ne q
ws-k Tor fsur Successive weeks IN me Hem hi appeal.
A oruT-rtest- goHN C LANfEh
Clerk and Ma-t-r.
By r. A. PARKER, IT. A. { al g.
H-~@-~- "a 80 ~.wurrrE arrFH IA
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land far sale.

2 " Hundred aud Sixty Acrs o. ArkAn
asas River Land, near Clear LAKE, entirely shove
~overhoW from eighty - one hunired scTes dead
@- ens3. and in q hRe condition for cultivafisn- For
Trcs and terms, Eppy 70 J. MOORE
warslnssw P. O., Prairie county ATkansas.
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aAMAICA. n Il Nay 70, I58-
Nh G A. LEONARD-DeGr SiTs Nv motkrr, IN s=s-
sdy, was am'cted vi h the chn's and Aver very bed las
summer, and having beard you medicine hiEhiy rroou
mendec, -hc was induced 70 Try IL ate taking enc an
q hslf bottles. she Wa- perfccfy cured, and I cheerful.
recCmmend it as a safe AID Earc cure
Respectfully, yours. 6. y. CODWIsE.
Nor certificates nisht BE- sdded % sven the list, bE
a efficacy on the part Of many 10 have their name appea
IN print, prevents = puhleatln q them ne q OWI
however, are suncieut evidences % establish the fE
hat this remedy Is without an equal FOR the permanar
cure Of the Fever and Ague.
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The British Periodicals
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nECORAWFONG 80

TEeS RzHinE. aarbiesed Heules, Bsic1uis Capita
4 ~ cluuns for tbe ddfTrnt OrdtTs and styles, Ora
ms. Fur CAPS, TruFEes Cistsrn FaiVes, Iron sior
FrsaTs. s,sis. window Liutsls I'm Eavc cutters. Zoo
gsntll1tors. Irun FOUNTAIN, and an hat sort Of thin
IRE 10 crier b the bet establishments 10 ih- Unite
States. @ l. fnRGAE. Architect,
my1s-sm WATERS BiacE. G.mIhis, ren1
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corgi-lnaut


~rnTF Of TFNEE1SEl--tt E4l-s 10 ~ VS. t5eiA
- - Cb.n-s-v side % tHe C01m9n LaT and C8sn'
- 0oustcf M CITY q Aenphsa Asncdy, August %
ls57
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Fnr Sala

x 000 aoRE ct I.ni On and "a. me Bayou
dug lire etWren TIE o0uuties q CBic7t and Drew
Thes- lads . ID compact . dies sui-ahae cor lsrge -
medru Ms 3 d plantstoas Tier were entered In Is 5
and are beifre 20 be noe cstt1n iAnds. On one traci
there b = desdeui1E Of one hundred acre. ua8e last
year r n. GAINES
a~ugis-Vet Mason Like. ChiooI county Ak.
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b r A. PAKKER j.. D c. 3 n.
Mrrnur 4 rrRREN sals. 90 ulul'L auc2lWsI
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By A. PkEEEn, IT. A. c al s.
a NErenr. -. fnr comnILs- alEl1 -
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1871
vsrn-n Rhois,, leo. ?. Tressvint and Others
Canl iasns,
e.
Brseri C. A~llnEiey, Jsn= E1sr ard Jzmes y Cuu-
shaw BieA4lE-
Il s-,ss-as s-sm snisvit dlsd a. this czB-e Tat fhe
D fesd1nL. = sues v Gwn-hag, h a u1l-res.irat % thc
sts-s OF Teuucssa Il i ordered that be c. elteg hs
sau-s-nes h-rln before or within the lrst ti-ee aye
a. re q II tern q said Ceu1 10 b. . d IN -hr for.t h
Noaizy IN No rrab-r next (ss71 and pagld snsErr, -
d-uur - CJmPlai1snts' BAL an zmeld BIZ u tn
ezu vi a. tzk-n Tor confessd Is - him and st ior
hsarirg e~-1BGrtc and that . copy % this order D pub
nshed unoe q week Tor four successive weeks IN ths
Memphis AF7ccL.
A cepT-sIt-st.
gOHNC c. LASIER Clerk and Msster.
b r. A. PAKErE IT. D. C. q x.
DETD & Cana. S5li-itors for C0mpi1lEzns
am~-an-nsr
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CNIrH. loops = Co. ~ Fr.nt Stree New TEA,
- and IS rhoupetoulas Street New Orissta mananc-
tarsrs Of CerdaEc, Oakum. &c.. ocer for ale a fun -
Bortnent e. aanuia and rarrsi Rape NAVY and Nrln
oakHn deiveraeis n Neg xork e Nw oticsnA
myf-6n
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APPROXIMATION PAIzEs.
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves, S. 90
Quarters, 80 so.
DU nE TIA EnTTERW-

ne Numbers IRON 1 10 50 600, oorrzspondmg with those
Numbers on th= Texts Punied on SEPARATE slips Of pa
per, art eneiraed with fns1l tan tubes ana placed In enc
Tse arst 4s7 PRIZES. similarly printed and sneirrled, an
placed IN a'oth-r wheel.
1 from the wheel u numbers, and al the same tine a PriD
| l. drawn frsm the other wheel The Number and FrH
] dawn out are opened AMI cshIsiied 10 the eudence AN
reefst red BY IN Commissioner, the Pie belng places
against the Number drawn This opsrfiion d repratoo
until all the rrizes sr drawn out
AUTHORIZATIONS PRTzEs-The two preceding ND 1.-THE
Two succeeding Numbers 70 th0ss drawing the frst 7
Prizss win b euurec t. the 3 Approxspstion Plizes
| FOR example /. usketHo 1850 dr&Ws.h 500 700 Prize
| tbos- Tici cts numbered ll243 li3ss 1881, 1881, Wll
l each b. entitled 10 500. II Ticket No $50 draws the
ssD 90 Prize, those Tckeis Numbered bss, 549, His 3d.
Wul each be entitled 70 500 and ~ On according 70 The
shove scheme.
re- me .OCo Pri-es Of SO viii be determined By ths
/ last dgure Of The nUm5-r tha; draws the $4,000 PrIe.
Forexample- L the Eumbers dfastns Sso,voO Prize eues
With No. !. thea all the TicEets Ehefe the number enls
l in ! win Be entitled 70 go. II the Number ends With
No. 2, then all the Tickets where the Number ends IN
viii be entitled 10 SO, and 20 on too.
Certificates Of Packages WILDE sold At the following
rates. Which is the rtsk:
Cetisoats OF Pscksge Of 10 Whoie Tickets.......ss0 O.
10 Hsf " 5000. 30 o.
" 10 Quarter " ..ss..-. 20 o
10 Eighth " ........ 10 "
In ordering Tickets or CertIncstes, encoss the none
20 our asdrrs for ths Tickets ordered-on receiptof whict
they win Be Forwarded BY first mail. Purchasers can
nave - a1nbsr- ~ sr,.s. -u ~ o,wnrd-
Cd 70 purchasers immediatey after the d%rsEfns-
Purchasers viii please write their sign lures plain, and
give their Post once, County and state.
- Remember that every PriEe Is drawn and p1yablt
In fun without deductOn.
E7- An Prres Of 81 90 and under, paid Immediately
sder the d~rsWins-othrr Prizes e the usual time Of
thirty days.
AZ An communications strictly cJaaasnitEl.
Address orders for Ticket. or Certificates o. FstksEes 70
s. SWAN \ co. Atlzuins Ga
70 Persons residing near Mont emery Ala or At
lama. Ga, can have their order diled, and ave tim,
By a1dr,ssi z S swan Il CO. 81 either O. thuse cite.
u A list Of the numbers thai are drsVn rom IL
wheel. with the amount Of the prize that each cDe is en-
titled 70, will b published after every drawing N tn fol-
Loving pspers: New Orleans Delta, Mobile Registcii
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, AUauta Iut-lli-
enoer, New T.rk W etly Dag Boo, Savannah hOminE
News, Richmond Dispath, New YORK Dispatch, and
Paulding Miss } Canon. sug2I
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f, Fourth July Celebration.


AT d meeting held in the Court House, for
the purpose of 'deyising ways and means to
celebrate the 4th Of July, on motion DR.. NJ. j.
Bray was called 10 the Chair, and W. II. r.
Stoddard appointed Secretary,
Resolred, That COMMITTEES Of nine be APP
pointed to collect subscriptions and form
programme of arrangements to celebrate the
coming Anniversary of our National Inde-
pendenee, = ;ss-
Whereupon the Chair appointed the fol-
lowing Committee:
WIZ. A. McREA, LEWIS HovEs;
c. X. DREw, ST., JOIN FARRELL,
G.. w. MoBRIDE, GEcRoE WeLFLIN,
JOHN IsGLE, JR., PHILIP DECKxx,
o.. CHRISTIAN KRAFT.
Resolred, That the Committed, of Arrange
rnents be instructed TO petition the City Coun-
Gil to make an appropriation of $le0 to cele
brate the 4th Of July.
The meeting was ably addressed by Mr..
Whittlesey and others, after which adjourned.
NJ. J. BRAY, President
w. H. p SroppARp Sec,y
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SUPPLIES OF CoTToN IN ENGLAND.-The
dependence of the manufacturing interest in
England on this country for the supplies of
cotton appears to excite deep -interest-if 1t
alarm-among the great manufacturers in
Great Gritan:
A meeting of merchants was held at Liv-
erpool on the 18th inst, for the purpose of
assisting the movement for obtaining an in
creased supply Of cotton S Resol!sions were
and uncertain supply of that staple as well
as the undue fluctuations in prices, and ex-
pressing the opinion that the Colonies of
Great Britain offered ample resources for the
cultivation and development of the cotton
plant, and that it i the duty Of the British
nation to aid the measures by which its
growth may be established and extended.
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TELEGRAPHIC
THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TELEoIAPHKD EXCLUSIVELY
EVANSVILLE DAHL YJOURNAL
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, June %.
Flour firm, but demand only Moderate
Sales Of 500 bills at 6 ,5o@6.64. Receipts con-
tinue fair. No change in grain Whisky is
active and advancing, with sales of 400 bbls
ut 2sc. Butter in good demand at lS@l4.-
Provisions dall and unsettled, under adrices
from New York. There. was good. deal
done to-day, but the terms were kept private.
Beans have advanced with sales of ESQ bush
els at $50. Groceries are more active with
out change in prices.
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Board ofTrade.

q Our readers viii recollect that the adjourn
cd meeting of the Board of Trade will be
held this evening, at the Library Rooms. Let
the meeting be full one to give spirit to the
enterprise at the start, and to encourage those
who have so generously, undertaken the men
tai and physical labor that is required TO
perfect such an organization and fnl61 the
duties attending its various Offices.
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NEW YoRK, June 25-M.

Flour buoyant-12Oo bbls sold. State ad-
vanced 15c and quoted at 5oGo6 60; Ohio
lOc; better sales at l1@I 70. Southern 1oc;
better sales at 30@7 IS. Wheat buoyant,
$500 bushels sold; prices advanced lie. Corn
buoyant, $4,000 bushels sold; Mixed advanced
&c. sales at SO. Mess Pork, 260 bbls sold at
a decline of 4oc@1 dollar; quotations being
$2l 75@2l so. Prime pork declined loc,
provisions generally steady. Whisky adj
vanccd one cent, sales at 33c, stocks frmer.
Missouri skies SIC. Erie r. r. 2s11.
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w. III. p. SroppARp, Scc'y.
Murder Of SleClintock.

johnson is now on trial before the Circuit
Court at Boonville for the murder of McClin-
took. The, trial excites deeper popular
feeling in Warrick county, than any event
that has occurred for many years. The pop
ular conviction is against the prisoner. He
is believed to be the author Of the. shocking
deed, or knows who committed it. He is
thought to be principal or accessory before or
after the fact. We have not yet received any
report of the testimony.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-26

GRArN.-Among the receipts at st. Louis
last weeks were 6l,375 sacks of corn, and
&c ,S33 sacks of wheat Prices of both were
declining, as the season of havest approach
es. 1t is said the wheat harvest will be
three weeks later this year than usual. In
Tennessee and southwestern Kentucky the
harvest will begin mex. week. On Green
River, the wheat fields have put on. THEN
golden hues, and. are nearly ready for the
sickle. Farmers are preparing themselves
with hay caps of strong osnaburg Cloth, tc
protect their wheat shocks. They will last
for ten years, if well taken care Of and viii
save more grain and hay than win pay fol
twice their cost in one wet harvest season.
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Pur,.nrrpurA. June o.

The main line of the Public Works Of the
State, sold this evening at the Merchants
Exchange. The sale took place in the pres
ence of Gov. Pollock and large attendance.
The line was purchased by J. i. Thompson.
President of the Pennsylvania r. r. Co., on
behalf of the Company, ut 81 500 900. Cheers
were given for the Governor and the Road,
ut the close. Previous to the sale, announce
ment was read from certain owners of prop
erty on the line. to the effect that they would
claim possession as soon as one bid was made
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-26
Nrw YoRK Lune 25-P.

Stocks frner. Cotton firm, 500 bales sold.
Flour firm. $1,000 bbls sold. Wheat buoyant,
1900 bushels sold at s0@l 92 for white.
Corn buoyant, $4,000 bushels sold. Mess
pork still further declined, quoted 1t 81 50@
81 "a. Prime pork unchanged. Coffee
buoyant at liz for Rio. Oils quiet. Lead
quiet. Freights firm.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-26
CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERED That the owners of lots Nos 15o and
w 1G0in the Donation Enlargement OF the city of
Evansville cause the side walk of said lot on ID street,
extending from the alley adonng the Court House to
the corner Of "a and Sycamore street 10 be buueht to
proper grade and tn be reltd with good brick pave
ment Of proper width, and good stone curbing. Also
Ordered that the gutter along said described property
% street be laid with stone OF the proper width GER
responding with the gutter along the Court House
property; all of said work 70 he within thirty GOD
cays after the publication Of this notce and in default
thereof the Street Com. is instructed to perform said
work, and the costs and expenses arising thereffom
will he assessed and collected by sale of said Lots
much thereof will satisfy said lien md costs. BY
order Of Council. WELL. III. WALKER. Clerk.
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A KASsAs OUrRAsE.-A young man nam
ed Alexander Ware, native of South Caro-
lima or Georgia, while in charge of claim
held by another man, on the Shawnee lands, q
few miles south of Leavenworth, was ordered
off last Tuesday by one Coram, who profess
sed that the claim belonged to him. He re-
ferred Coram to the man who employed him
and was near by; but Coram insisted that he
should leave. He still refused, when Coram
drew revolver, commenced firing. Two
shots missed but the third took effect in his
heart and he died Immediately. Coram is
Z not yet secured but the officers are after him
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-26

GOLD FROM CALIFoRNIA.-The receipts
from San Francisco was unusually large by
the last mail; amounting to 100000 in
Guiding money drafts.
The export of treasure from
San Francisco for the first
four months in 1855 was $l4,529, s77 80
Same time in 1857 14,4sO,o54 70
Decrease in 1851 49, 1922 SO
The differente ismuch less than it was sup
posed to be. The State is yielding more gold
than ever, but larger portion is being re-
tanned at home, owing to the rapid develope-
1nent of State agriculture and public i'm
provemants, which give an extended employ
ment TO labor.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

q T a Meeting Of the Common Council held on the
IA evening ofthe 9Th inst, the following Order was
unanimously passed to-wit
Ordered tlat the owners OF Lots N0se and 80 in the
Donation Enlargement OF the city Of Evansville,
the side walk bordering Locust street, aud attending
between 9Th street and Canal-aong the fronts of said
lotsto he brought to proper sra'e, ann good sub
stanta brick pavement put down along said described
side walk aud i'm default thereof the street commission
Is directed 10 perform said work. and the costs and
penses accing thereby win be assessed to- and collect
ell hv sale Of said lots, so much thereof will satisfy
said lien and costs.
By Order Of Council.
WELL III. WALKER,
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.CaRp0aATiON NOTICE.

nRDFRED, That the owners Of property lying onthe
" South side Of Vine street and extending from the
Ann street cause the SIDE walk to brought to the city
grade and laid with good and substantial brick pave
publication of this notice, and in default thereof the
Street Commissioner is hereby directed TO perform said
work, and the costs and expenses accruing thereby,
viii oe To, and collected by sale OF said PROV
erty much thereof as will satisfy said lien and
costs. BY orsier Of CommonC ounci:
WELL Ill. WALKER. Clerk.
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