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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-09

Dr. Aoopsr's Female Cordial cfH cure
all Female Complaints, such as Excessive, Suppress
ed, or Painful Menstruation, Fluor Abus or White,
Barrenness, Sallow Complexion, Headache, Dizz-
ness, Weak Nerves, Frightful Dreams, and all dis
caused by Colds, Checked Perspiration, Ex-
cesses, 0ver-Excitement, ETC., Of the Sexual Or
gans. DIR. Hoopcr's Female Cordial is universally
acknowledged by the ladies the best remedy ever
invented. cs-Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles
for S..
Dr.. EAsTrELY, corner of Third and Chestnut
streets, st. Louis, No., Sole Proprietor, and to
whom all orders must be addressed.
Sold by Hallock & Stoddard, W. Borrower, Liech
and Calslett, Keller Whit, in Evansville, and by
druggists generally. my3l-lyins
DR.. Easferfy's Esrer aad .ssws KILLER,
will cure Ague and Fever, Chis and Fever, Dumb
Ague, Intermittent and Remittent Fevers, aud all
the various forms Of Fevers incident Bilious Gil
mates. II there is n man, woman or child suffer-
ing with Ague and Fever, they are advised TO pro-
cure DIR. Eastcrly's Fever and Ague Killer IL is
positive cure-specdy and permanent. Try it,
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for SIS.
DR.. EAsTERL-, corner Of Third and Chestnut
streets St. Louis, Sole Proprietor, to whom all or.
ders must be addressed TO get the genuine Sold by
HaIlock & Stoddard, W. Bierbower, Liech Gals
lett, Keller White, Agents for Evansville, and by
drucgists generally my1-lyins
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-09
Special Notices.


George CtsSsr Is an Independent Candidate
for Sheriff, at the ensuing October election.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-09

KDE.fD THfS-TT WILL P.YI.-B.E
A0hayc on hand and will sell at reduced price,, for
Cash, n good stock of Gold and Silver Watches,
Pens, POrtmonaies, Clocks &c. Those in want Of
any articles in our line Of business. will find il
greatly to their interest 10 give CALL wish
To close out much possible Of present
stock, preparatory to the Fall trade, and will sell
not beow-but at a small advance on cost price.
BITTR0LFF & son,
Tvs Main street. between First and Second.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-09
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL.
Sale Of any Produce,

faction guaranteed.
Office and extensive Warehouse on Water street,
adjoining the Telegraph, and ON the Wharf boat
of orr patrons at aTf hours, day and night.
With our superior facilities long standing; un-
firing energy; and knowledge of our business, we
feel confident Of giving general satisfaction, and
hope TO merit continuance of the extensive patron
age we are now enjoying.
Liberal cash advances will be made on all conscn-
ments to either ourselves correspondents in any
of the principal markets, North. East or South.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-09

NI.N.DRl ES-25O BJGS COFFEEj
~ loo kegs assorted Nails;
100 do Cut Spikes;
10 do Writ do;
fl0 boxes assorted Glass:
10 do do Tobacco;
20 do do Starch;
- do do Star Candles,
200 kegs White Lead
Is bbl-. Linseed Oil;
do Turpentine,
80 do Resin;
10 do Pitch;
80 do Vinegar;
10 bags fine Salt;
100 bbs. White Lime;
100 do Cement,
20 bbls. Grey Lime;
20 do Plaster .faris. In store and for
sale by ORR nAIZEIu, A. 90
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-09
REGIA.aR EVANSVILLE .a.yD
''1''9-O II, T..
EDEGUL.9R LOVFSV.TETF- PT-

s>aSa The STEAMER SCIOTO, no 2.
s<1nysSSEA,t~will leave Evansville every Tues-
st-SzSx1SEzs-< day at O'Clock, p. NJ, and Sat1r-
day at IL O'Clock, p NJ, for Henderson and Lou
isyille. Accommodations excellent lamps
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-09

money.
TERsfs:
One copy for one year, and gift
Three copies one year, and gifts.........-.... 5
Five copies one year, and gifts..............
Ten copies one year, and 10 gifts.............l5
Twenty-one copies one year, and IL gifts...3o
Canadian subscribers must send &c cents each
addition to the above rates, to pay the Americ.
postage, which must be prepaid
The articles tn be distributed ara cotnurisad
the following list
U. s. Treasury Note. $1,000 90
60 do do 500 90 esc.
do do do .......... 200 90 eac
10 do do do ........... 100 90 eec
Patent Lever Hunting Cased Watches 500
20 Gold Waiches-------.. .................... rs
100 do .. .''.....'.'......''..''''''' s9
800 Ladies Gold Watches. IS
200 Silver Hunting Cased Watches IS &
800 Silver watches. $50 90 &c &c f
1000 Gold Guard, Vest and Fob
Chains 10 90 70 20
1000 Gold Pens and Pencils. 90 to rs
Gold Lockets, Bracelets, Brooches, Ear Drop.
Breast Pins. Cuff Pins Sleeve Buttons Rings Shi-
I Studs, Watch Keys, Gold and Silver Thimbles an.
a variety Of other articles worth from 30 cents &
! SIS 90 each.
On receipt of the subscription money,.the sut
scribers name will be entered upon our books opp
site number, and the gift corresponding with n
number viii Ice forwarded within one week to hir
/ by mail or express, postpaid.
There l. neither humbug nor lottery about q
above, every subscriber Is sure of Prize Of va
ue. We prefer TO make this liberal Distribute
among them instead Of giving large commission e
Agents, giving TO the subscriber the amount the
would go to the Agent, and in many cases hun
dred fold more. DANIEL ADEE, Publisher.
apl2-Gm 2ll Centre street, New York.
dent candidate for Sheriff, at the ensuing octoh.
( election.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-09

AoOTICE ~ HEREBY GfV. E.V,
ev that Henry j.. Mitchell has been appointed
administrator Of the estate Of Mrs ELyIRA
MITCHELL, late Of this city. deceased Said as-
tate y solvent HENRY l.. MITCHELL,
te2S Administrator.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-31
AgTROgNGY.

4 sTRofOsY AND cLAfRyoY ANCE-M BRUCE
~ aa b. sntei her oce 40 Grand street, Second
bk eaes OF inc nos srv ~ Second stairs hest door, where
che hsa 1nshed thousands with truth Ia the line a
ipgy and ciary 0yarce. Pee 5lc.
~ WHO HAS Nor nEaRp uF rus CEIEBR r..
~ cd Madame PRgwSTrRg he has hesn ccnsnled b.
thousands is snd 0her ciss ~ entre sat saeoa She
eela c1udet she las squa she tells the N fwHre
vie on husband ala that " Der vii.ef. NJ you wsh truth
give her can 40 RiweTy erpJgfe keetsef eree, "a.
slf,lrgea,s ggntarengl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-31
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

YOUNG MAN or FIRST RATE BUSINESS CAPACI-
n and experience, every way qualified and of good IA
taiy connec wants situation IN any deSarmen where
refer 10 The wcathest firms by wh he
has employed In New York. Address L. H. Livingstone,
Herr NH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-31

A SITUATION wANTFD-AS BAKER AID PASTRY
"A cook 10 hotel Can give arst class references Address
q u, Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-31

(oAL AND WOODS q n PER TON.--REp ASH, PEACb
~ Orchard nut coal ~ q - dcivefei sovr crate mi inr
cash price tAl a'i under Wool and
kndae wood ~ whoesne and retail Ga hsrfeIs bundles
kiehh avenues
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

-" 1r.,-l.AA4N' 81 At1MaVDAIE
- VIII hf-u Apd piessan. the .ecoa = mn
te,r a ~ I"ny Wfret .t1rner :" oas So bro"kly
49, Mf = 80 err
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-31

WANTED-A Young OR MIDDLE AGED GENTLE.
w man. Intelligent and energetic, With knlwedgr "
business. address, Eh particulars H. l. g.
boz To- Herald ollce.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-05-20
SeaasO Ss'S REOgSl
H75IT13Iij!5lM

Nbila6elpbia Mfebisinifbe8 6amS, f5{.
errt9tet ppr 3lpet ulo 5nan5t8 Slbren purh
( asr 11a.,. ..q DIR, Kinkelin,r r-f . d,
Ode Der 3ritten unb l~tntpa-StraBs, Ybilabelpbta.
tSSpe uno 5tpan5t9 Sabre +@.
IGrfabruns Bat Or, 8infeltn 3u etntn1 Der erfotarei1fen Nerate
Ratur, rndanliGsm llnStrmbsea ais Elm Stnbernis 5ar Ser.
lbttratbnns, ntrD6fe unb eeI@lebtlt6e S1nG6e, &ranftetten
Der .Saut, un0 folder, bic Don benz Ilistrau& BON @lsrtuF
i~entfeben = genta6t.
4as 16 Nebmt be'pnbere gtpti5. s.
Go TT etne ubIe Gcpptnbett, Der f1 suwrtlsn Bite 8naben
in Der @tnfamteit ereeben, be NIT tbhen Dt bts su ibrsr Mauns
sele8t, ntdt nur ernfIi6e @inOerntde bereprruft, fSnbern aud
lSeranlanun8 SIT ether Nei9e BON anbalteuben, SerfGn8Ii@en
Ianb 1erDesrenbeu QeibeniGdften etebt. .-.Hg ~ IIl1 J.
9Dentse pOn biefen, bic it'd bielsr SerSerblt&sn ,@ewp6nbet
sr9eben hnnen BITE tranrt8en SOeen bacon, BITS le bs ner>
sana unS @esmiitSsSanetattt faelsn. steae gstte 81, IS, 30,
30 nnb 81 Don Or. 8.nftitn'S Bud aber oseGbferbaItuGa."
u,a pf NIT an a%tpssatsr g Sa% aa4ietsaf't a. Sc R' ars tGg ' e stssn ssss Rs
susi Stuhiren gu beFei6en, ietn G9ritt 1T TRACE aab fGpa& !;
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aBemn CT f@ ron btefsr @eupSnbett tpsreisi, ebe btelelbe ibr
s4ltmmaes DOasra4 t aaS ssFestratPst l@, e Il isine ses
feline fritsre Gbprbets Derurfaht pDroen IT, 0teEes ftnb
3 trs@tan9en pst9s PIE msrtlamfet
dllet erweden plIten, pte II 9 tn Gbn.
S't sssbaittet es int @eba6tniR. q,
tDeldsr Fa inter Or. 8infelin's gebanbluns
sertrauss, uaS it'd aaf Bic geerfSsrsas serladen' Sas BE Sc.
betnntfe Der Sraatsn pen Or. 8tntsItn nienals entbaat per.-
oeut letne 2Dppnun9 TT lett pen leBten 5pdn3t8 Jabren an bel
N.~gD.. @Ge Spn Der Dritten uno llntSntr., 3pil6en Spruce
uub pine, philadelphia, pa. 500 ,11G!Il9t%.t 81 b
9aal ~ &ranfe in elmer @ntfernnns, sIt.2 lups
bic tbren 8ol etnfad, ~SerbusSen NIT alien ibrsn @smptpmen,
in etnert Srtefe ~mtttbetlen Unit geif6luB elmer 0ergItune),l
fOnaeu Or. &tufeltnsj Ntebstuen ~RentsemdB unyerJislt& mad
jebern Sbeile Der luton, entreber NIT Der got pber GrpreB,
70 8tpdft UNI S4abeni lnnb Neugtsr6e sI uetbaten, aber>
crtalten. -grfH Te(G- H..
rrter 9ele! 1Su9enb 1lno Mannbarteit!!
Sin fraftDOles @eben D6er Gin frib5eitiger Sob.
&tnfelin i6er SsIbfterbaltune nur IS Gents
JBrisfe, ipelGe tenen QBe tb in clamps %entbalten, Werben
IN ssssneer pot nit stHsut @reutplar perltaert. fr,6. srs|
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NattpnalsT euer=J 81 fnrance=G omDaaute
Werf@ernns seeett Tenerssefabr+
-fFH Associated 90

400 sc. 4 SDuths nabe 8altimDreffra6e.
& GtrettVrtum bsr "a oetirter 8 sustmanns
- $50 efeIIf& it ri. tAmnteIt E& tag
HG In benz @tfeul4dtslcfale Der GpnpnGnte, Nr.4 SOutbfr
IN. ALE Arten pn &ppltfatiDnen SUR Werid erune BON baffei
nernen u!s ~hSI5ernen (Srame) 3Guferu 94erttdtteu, ueas
@ebdubs H. Q8aarenIa8ern, 3ausbnIung 40. q DISQUALIFICATION
W6beIn 70 rite autl aaes fpnftse Gtsehtbuut sesen bic n
rtgen prd m e entse8ensunehnen n aIs ,.ts.3-
.u4 30 .t So b. 81, WRppre, Yr6Fbent. ~
gpat4H o. aga 2 ~ VSpB. Ouftbdrf. sec
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SMbbin6ereS
VomtS 0efhart u, Srmoer, :
SIR. Is, SalttraDretrass naSs Mfar9lsnb Snlitut, =,

Ornamental, CARRIER, 8iloer SIS pieaelrdbuen,
balten aets auf Eager cine srpBe Maswabl freu3BftfGe,
BENT d. unb t taItent& { StIper FONT aud stnek
srpsen Yprratb BON Sob unb Silberrabmpa fur Spfeeel
PORTRAITS. 8iaH' ~ SBI3C
9 eHSsr Is, psrbeH tets faabsr aub:fSSu sinsrsp st.li
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Gldnaenoc GrfOla nnb rafHe6 @mpprs
blibem Der neuem beutfden Geimatb unc
sTretffGtte
GaabarbDr GifD,

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am f6tFtdren unb ais Si@ertettsbafen ~bsribmten @SBtarbCr
aiuHe amb an Der prdatissn Gtfenbatn Ypn Ybilabslp6ia mad
Ntdntie Gits, ~nnsebeR ppn ether 80 Auabratnelltn 9rpEen
unb bsaaemsn Strasen, NIT sr0een garts, bOtanif9en @ar.
ten. ntebsrn unb t5tern 8ar8erf&ulen unb Dtaenl3attltGen
Der GiSiItfaiOn. mel&e fdmmtli& I'm erOsartisen plant Der
81 feat6aft p~prstfebsn unb NIT Der trrtf9rettenoen Gnt~tGe.
@eieui1aft baut dber taufeab 9rtdtduler auf ebsnfo Steeu
s%aaesatssra Der Mttsltsbsr UNI p,i ss Staot Rsram, aa0 T., ees ~
feben fret unb ~unbsIaftet au Su untsrf4reiber flr Staet6an>
pl6be 3u %Serttelen. &benic Ierben uber 1000 prdntten'
Gdrtea sa beiben Seiten Der etabt ais tOieafrste 3usabea
unter bte Ebcilnebmer Der Stabt Ssrttetlt. Berner fno
$1O0OOO.O0 CUR 0erf9Dneruns Der Strabe1, ipel9e ianntlt&
NIT e&attenbaumen bspFanst wsrssnA $50;0OOOOf fur bic gero
fGr gtabtsifenbabnen Ssaimnt. n~tberBaayt tsrbsn aae Gin.
S SSGrpfg Der Ssffad$stt, s bic Sat 5000 sstS oOo0 a OS fs Ss,osi IN !
Der fletnen Qanbf6ulb in Der Stabt unb &uFsbluns gum Befen
Der @ gais aas a !,at Ste d.ss. .=srgsasst, %gasTtnS
baatsu benefit. : S&Oa Jest # eastarsor Sitp eta 70 anss.
boz BITE sablret4en Deutfdeu batelbft NIT ibren @tGnner. unb
9rausa:gsTsinsn ttrsn rnuttalif$sa natsr9aitanssn, tersn
@attsripra$s 10 70 tsimifS aaS s(adIiS ffsspIsa, ais Sd-
tes y ~ sn s ssis1aa 4sslis a is@an ss' sta. '%5 santilsa' S ssae
ssatf8s anHsDler aus aasa asetlta ss ean6es:: Der gers
gortt u f. lsi@t saS t@asa, Ss fur ben s%retssbttsfsn Gadsrbaa,
tar S % nne S si;%fas, aa anr a u BE ; e., r asS ten n,s M sI,ri
TT mttbe, an8euep nj nnb febr 8efunb. Das QDnf.
Ter TT LIBERAL 10 rsta I. tlar asD e. atetnSS ats 50
dung etner 9rpBen, ~ Dhtbabenben freten unb
Iaf1t6e beutf@en s ct a ( i'm 9erStn -bes San.
6els, Der Snbuarte unb Der Civilization Spn Amertta fnb bort
e%essber. DDrt entpidst f& Der beutf&e gplfs4arafter tn
ieiner Ststubett rnb 0oltOnmenbett, ~nnssf6rt BON entarsten
SSbaen ameritantfter 8rettett unb NIT etsbe nb Seran6es
run8 tecbaGtet BON ben eebhbeten 8IrBern @merttas. =
DUrt 1T 1pr alien en beslIfenbe 5etm atbsOrt
! at ete bentfaen Sranen, wel@e tn Imsrtfa me9r
NOD ale BITE Banner bas eemlthli&s unO %beelafenSe hentl&e
gOltsleten eatbepren, tel&es tie aber tn Ter freten, beutfaen
@5S9arbOrfabt unb Nufieplnns S~erepelt unb nod f&6uer ME.
Der Rnben, ais ielbf i'm prud. nnb fprntbeIafetea 0aterlanbe.
pie getteiltsuns 1T 70 leiat senu&t, bab teine OeItfae 5amts
ltt .lb aassul9lsben bvrauat. Gin Saaplas BON 40 5nS3 q
front unb $50 5ub Gtefe, nepf etnet prGmten eartsn son
eoppelter @r6Be, pber einenh @nttstle an einent primieaba ufe, 81
tpitet ee8en,partis nnr NOD 500 in SO nSnattiGen 8ablHns
cen BON $3.50 Hnb $500 bet6 llnterf6retben fir lnfpten.
8artsn, 9lahe unb aaes gldbsre trbdlt man Bet Dem @sen.
tsn Perm s. S&mtbt, i'm beutf&en @&plbaalt tn Der
20 DlA3'|J S6n23.1 Sdbr ~
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SESidfi9 fir Gintpanberer.
80 - s|||IsaE -
@eae NrranaementS fir @inwanberer, bic .nad

1Asgg $780, Eg9S9aA -
Nene arrangements fir ginpanberer, bic mad
SSH Dem g8eften 5u reifen mlniden. nsmiZ
0Dn heute, ben 9. NpSember an, percen BITE Gtntanberer
|anf Der Nprtbern Central GalSertfreet Deppt @tfenbatn mtf
ID EN- @rpreeju9 %befGrbert. Die 8abn ttetet tGbur6 ben Smnnta
|ssantsn eineR erR6sren ggrt9siI a!s treeab sins
. abn mad tenunnten. glaBea, ais; .r3aar04c -.-raQ|
Bitt8burs, @lepelanb, Detroit, Sort Bapne
is b cage, Milwaufee, @alend, Dubuque, 9
Saul, Sod S8lano, burlington, Soma @itp
Innb nerbsn teBbalb bic nit Der gtprtbert Central Babn e-
benOsn YeriOnen 10 Stunbsa frabsr as fte nit anbera Bah
men 8etenben bort %eintreFer, aud rerben 4 Wtal tpenteer bte
0aSen babel sewebielt.. Die Babn siebt bur6 beni 6OnHen
IbeittSn ObiO. -Aie eanse @ntfernuns BON bier BITS Chicago
ut 80n WtetIen, DaS @epGf rptrb bier 9eset6net (marteb) uab
asbt NIT ben 9adasterea an ben esftimm ssort.
Jta4 @reltline, Dontpn, Cincinnati, Snbianas
polls, Qouispiae unb ct. QputS
perben ebenfala Ya0aeiere ~befSrbert nnb fir ttr @epGd
e / n { rpsitsrs umslaOuaSstoite bsrs4ast, Die 9aGasisrs
If6nnenmtt benz 3 Qbr., pber 4benbs 10 ltbrs3ug mad aQen
Epefli der Wlasens eben, Dbne unterpese aufeebalten III iper-
ben. urSfabtt-9taette werbeg pertaaftta Der Offcc bes
Neenten. i'ISobn 6. y a1fcr '4fs
HIS @D. 25, 8euS-S freet, near gBatsrs gDarf.
Al ~ W.
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l6inaer's Derbc1erte S1Gbmafcbtne.

StRNer18f UerDenerIE
auf berpart{er ansffenuns NIT benz b6&aenYrdntun belcent.
90 TT ~unn6tbts, rppn ben @~erbienfen su 4prsGen, % peren
Mrs pSSs etne erSbete ansabt oen %tenielben IN @ebraaR TT.
rIs betnabe ppn 6Gsn anberen sulananten aenprtnlen. ggtr ere
te,Ssr ,tns. & abrttanten, @fIan3er unb Sdtt liter
arr lie Tbdtfade aufmertIant ;u MAIDEN, bae BITE flr3lttanee-
SraGten gerbeNermngen bic MafHine tnuptefen Sesiebnn8en
tSsrsinsnht BADEN. Ste Itefert fest bpppelt 70 pteI Mrbett als
trihsr mnb III Bite einstse Nfnl6tne, bic fens Snb srpbe 5abrt-
,sts tentrpsber In aeimwanb-pber 2epert ndben fann, ais tpenn
fs,n lfnterlGieb i'm Uiderial mare. Mue itnb NIT Der 8rDBten
Sprofoit unb b~auerbaft 8ebaut.
gBfr FnSt ben Stdnb. 8efest, unfere Maf3tnsh anter ltbe-
allen Sebinsunsen eesen alte Don treenS elmer Irt uttsutan'
@prranbs br 8tatsfeit eefauft baten werben etnen fOI@eu
,Gaul6 fetr pprtbetlbaft fnben. g
&c Ger. 1O5 BaltimpreffrdBe, galttntprey 9
|.rtb.tIf s, &, @tu 9 er u. Gp-
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Thompson & OndesIuys.
So. 81 Sab @apfr ..tn Der Ndbe bsS Gufpna.5Dufesl
bteten gum Serfauf an: IS
gDtlber's Yatent Salamanber-5 afest bts 1923 mai erprSb
unb Spite. 0atben, sepalstes @tien. eebdumsrte GtfsnrDbren.
fir @as, gGafer anb Dampfl enelii@en unS anerttantiatu
&barcpai, Sea 5Gpal u. f.p. 5erner fl9rea Fe bier tn 8altf.
acre s%entadis ePaten, Saaateln as 1san,ats. iaSttti@ss
aiierne !8ead- u. !. - e bteie Irttfel ,ffnb %befdnbig an
oanb uub bilts sum 0erfauf. ersefe 1bSept ~
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SWIt 'VttIVt
Ban. 8urs.W aaren,

u -|8II.-|-|N" N-'lIe UHW eFbIWb& |U""|
1 5anb- EteeeI, BSnber, Gentres8iumet fir E6feIwerf, ees
f6ntstes Stntsptrf upb 3rGser, SdaSet Sierunsen 5enaeree.
|wt6te un6 bp. SetIe, suecrtGtete %NubtSben, Sdffetne, Ralf
|5aare, @spS, @ernent u, +. ~. ! @benlO 10 cine arpbe MuSpabl
.arGttettpnti der Matertalten unb @erstefua8ea. aa- e4
8easate Arbett wtrb panftli& uab tn Der beaen aGE- eeft
gDir fnb ferner bic etnStsen u q MT Ell In Matp.
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Qmmbcr, Qun1bcr, Qumbcr.

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Remnant of the Florida Indians.

The Washington Sta,- publishes the following.
dated Fort Myers. Fla. Aug. 2s:
II write YOU to say that five Indians came in
here nj ; p. m. to-day. bearing flag of truce,
which WAS left by United States officer some five
miles out. few DAYS since. Our interview with
them was very friendly, but for want Of an inter-
prefer, we could gain but httc information from
them other than they had been Billy Bowleg 5
men, came from fnr south tired and hungry
and sore-footed; that there were no deer in the
woods. and they wanted to know Of Billy and his
whereabouts, &c. We gave them plenty to eat
and to carry of, clothing them with such we
had Their situation and appearance indicated
extreme suffering, for they quite naked and
half starved.
at is contemplated to start an express by water
tomorrow morning, to Tampa, with letters direct
Cd to Capt. kilburn or the commanding officer,
asking for interpreter and such food aud cloth.
ing rs they may need, settlers are lily able
to afford much assistance, rs we all poor; at
the same time advising any officer there to come
mt once down, when have no doubt that definite
arrangement can be madc with them, having in
view their future emigration. | asked an old In
dian (the ol!est.one) where his sqnaw was. He
mournini!y replied, All < me, pointing west.
This party of Indians were known as Billy's
boat party there are thirteen and boy--the boy
came in to-day They the only efficient men
in the nation, and if they can be induced to go
west. land have no doubt of il, the whole work
is done"
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The Epidemic at New Orleans.

The Delta OF TUESDAY last says:
The weekly return Of the Board Of Health shows
no uba;enrut IN the rayasc> -! the disease which
is carrying such dcsolatiun through the masses If
orr unaecltmat"d population. On the contrary,
there is an increase in the mortality, slight, it Is
true, hut yet enough Ia show that We have not yet
reached the period Of decline. From what SEQ
and hear from those whose daily experience ena-
bles them to judge, there is yet no dmnution Of
the epidemic. The number Of cases seems, if any
thing. to increase
.The favorable change IN the weather may pro-
ducr some beneficial influence: but we have been
disappointed often in the hopes based upon
such foundations. that cannot venture now To
predict any immediate Improvement. There Is
however. one ninnruiul circumstance which may
indicate a not very remote disappearance Of the
epidemic. There must, thus far. have been over
ten thousand persons attacked by yellow fever of
which number 700 have passed safely
through the process Of accnaton, while more than
two thousand have descended into the silent toni,
Surely there cannot be very many more who are
liable to an attack.
The following table shows the mortality by
yellow fever since the arpcaranr" If the disease:
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consider also that the soft faction Of the Democ-
racy lately controlled the New York Convention,
and rejected the delegates from sixteen counties Of
the State.
And last, but not least, let 1t never be forgotten
that that measure, for opposing which John Bell
and John j. Crtteuden have been denounced by
the Southern Democracy-the admission of Kan
sas with slavery Constituencies defeated by
Democratic votes! But time would fail us to null
tiply instances of this character wherein the De
mocracy have accommodated their doctrines to
the views of Northern Freesolers. have sacri-
feed the interests Of the South to their convc-
tons ofexpedeucy. Out upon such party We
have sympathy with it; no respect for 1t, and
care not how soon it is succeeded by combinations
out Of which something better may be moulded.