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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-30

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ENNSYhVANIA RAIL6O AID!
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.-On and AFTER Monday, De-
rIIE FISF Nail TRAIN leaves the Passenger Station
every morning, except Sunday, at >, o ock' Pittsburgh
time wing in Philadelphia ut ll.5b p
THE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the Station every evening"
It94U. ~,
aiy except Sunday, at 81 o'clock, St0 P'rg at all
.taous, running CJUeIIiuPh First ACCOM-
notation Tran for turtle Creek Bridge leaves daily tx
rr"n for Turtle Creek leaves leaves daily sunday SH
turtle Greek. leaves daily, except Sunday, at ~ n m
Returning Trains arrive ri burgh follows FIX
Dress 40 D. M; Mail. IN a. JolInstOwn accommodate
ton a. m; First TurtI Creek Accounted 'tion . 81
Secnnd Accommodation, IL A. Third Accommodation i"
rrais for Blar-vIe Indians, at RIairsvle
with MnI TFan East, EXPRESS tratr West AMI
M. .IoI,ustnWn A sea um0dau n Train East and West
piIs,,r, lInnpIsyiiIe Trains stopping Sta
m law rxc.nrrd as folInws:-Aia Train. ES-
Connellsv. Road, AT Pittsburgh $50 mr. and
TIE travelling public will greatly their intrres
an going West, travel by the Pennsylvania Rail-
road, the onm datnns Now oh,rg'i cannot ne sur
.tnv and is entirely free from dust can promise safe
~, speed and comfort all who Eay favor thsr0ad Siih
their PATRONAGE. 80, 80
Fare to New York. ............... ......,8i3 40
% PhiIadelpha. ................ ~ .--
-" g baltimore. ...........''''.'''''.. .,
Lancaster -.-..'-..'.' - ~
p,,. cLrcE io ali stations on the p:nns lvnnia
Racoad and orladeiphia baltimore and New York
purchasing tickets in the cars will he charged
in addition the Station rates, except from Sta
tons where the Company has no agent.
NorCs- OF loss, III" Company will hold them
ponsle for personal baggage only, ana for an
amount exceeding &iup.
NB-The Omnibus Line has been enpo ed 20
Passengers md fasgae TO ana from the Depot az
"harg MOTTO exceed 70 cent? 70" each PASSENGER AMI bag
Ia.e.
Atthe p. X. r. Pas -enrsT Station,
jSn1 Liberty and Grant stE, PITTSBURGH
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n. CARTWRTCqT

I. Z "A y 7 " n q =
nIU SIC PUB I.ISIII; H,
7 IsT or NEW Music
II re Crys,aI WALK. imposed By gentleman Of ihiS
F4rtun- 7. II-r; (Gu'tan }. p '''fhn-
SlItaIts Polka: II'sn } CliI"I-- II A!beFt-
La = IpIiiIe Walls :tPI,R.) A%cheT.
I.I CDChrtt- dT PatT'; (P-an") 'Vu- " ".
MAsuTka Sentin-4 tail iPan") IAn-es bellak.
Masurka dies TrnueauN: (PIsus) - A~C,F-T.
Tie Celebrated HnI do E,Ar, sung b. Madame La
borsls - PIRnOy AiaN Mar Il X.
Also Z. ceiv. d the f.inGinz pieces OF Nude
Resi-, IS GTav. b-autifri sang
what IS Home without = Brother
What 4 Ito without Sister; eOTpaniOna - What u
Home without n Aiotier.
Maid Of SYLVAN NHok.
Phi EhI @ th- Robin.
Tn = has fallen nTnun" ne
also. large SsOtra-i,t 81 Musical work., Sc, 4e-
f.t5-iW
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GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE.
NO. 174 MAIN STREET, wheel INe VA
TREMENDOUS STUCK OF DRY GOODS!
FALL AND WI INTER- SALES.
FALL AND
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They've y
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FOUNDRY PROPERTY

ROr SnIe sense. Ia west s'"IuHsbi". Va
TUE property good working order, having Rack
smith chop with reE, Patterns and tools together
stock NJ coke The huIlincr usIfI, =
81 feetn width, @nd:ashs shef with
county with very large eoaItrsLC il
active operation.
The property as-d for at-rrn Of -a-an
steady habits good character
need amply. shauid e-irs 10 raw
VIII he made .-ith~r with without th stock
This property has hgTt-Trd nr'vrgr Tar
RSnnl0. should company purchasing esirr It. tht
chartered privileges i'll he allowed viii thr pr"tS
- ''' LaRGFST FRROTUFR
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CheaDer rnan kver.

Cheaper chan Ever.
REAT DISTRESS and heavy in the East: Railroad
Stock Bank Stock and ali goods forced tie trEct
sold at unOS prices tn" Importer and nu actur-
r hHvc the IStrrt cities and have
uurchase goods those prices and Offer
rnd the public generally, goods made up tn
rider, Coats Pants and Vests the neat-st ami most
fashionable way, and ready made clothing, lover than they
hav ever been offered in thG market. You will get fine
clothes Tor you heretofore paid for
Come and DuY [oc26l 4. VI ADAMS.
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Virginia Ce ltraI Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
go 49, go 80 -

49, sssssssss $ss5sisss9 80; 80
Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
Twice DAILY Sunday night excepted between Rich
mond and Washington City via GOrdOnsVie and Alex
andIia.
%ond =. 49,. 645 a. N. and 1850 P VI.
Returning leave Washington. 30 A. ~ and Pm.
and
Arrive at Richmond 1880 P. II. and A. NJ.
Baggage and tickets given through b-t@e~n Rich
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP Rail-,
and eng in excellent order, anI CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN NAIL. give che hest guar
ntee connections, ~ Il shown by ART
walls daily at and Washington city in advance OF
the Steamboat line
An viii he found ALWAYS ready to take through
eF baggage of wearing apparel between
the DePOts Of charge, with ample time for them to
take their meals, whether going Sorth or south
Through Tickets can b. obtained between DanTiie and
Washington at the Terminus OF the Roa nearly
Istcd to DAnvir. Agent of the Company will receive
the Checks Of passengers from the Danvle Road, AMI at
baggage all the Way to Washington or the Bal
timoTe Depot.
route.
no change night line, between Rich
iond and Alexandra. Tel
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a New Light

"A Now hlguL
vJTE Drumrnnd Light produced from improved SYLVIC
l OIL, hHa equal. and after person IL aud salts
factory trial wepr Tito to the public asa SASE CHEAP
and best portable light II Is safe because it t.
rcr from All explosive proprrticR cheap the
per hour is less than half cent. She hest Hecan'e
he smallest amp will burn brilliant with steady flame
hnUrs without ling nrtrn ning,nnd sufficient
ht for ordinary sized 0m, AMI having purchased he
light and sell, confidently recommend
Il To public favor
For Wholesale and Retail At the House Furnishing
Store Of J. x DUSIIAM = ca
ian IS M. Il5 Main st. Mhcein :, Va.
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SUMNER ARRAN ENTS.

THO THOSE wiz ENTER NY INSTITUTE OF REMIT
/ me S5I, GUARANTEE SCttOlsAW-
SHIPS anv l-t day Of St-Tn1eT
upon camp tin. Of Dn1"le sntry Book
k-Diug and its Collateral Branches lucrative
Commercial IG king Hon@~s Accountants
within ninety daN else they will
be imi-u;n 20 of pai for tut
zion. AMI thus realize
Free TuItIoa or V.naraalVe 4iGSnI Iona.
Crau.trs fro TIA. Institution nau hIlirig rv<p.snS
be ard lucrative positions CashirTs. Book keep aud
Railroad Clerks, In different sections at the country
and preferred by business Ia Graduates 81
other Mercantile Col eye Hence the shove uuTsrAl
leled Inducements noinr hut te Superiority
Of my instruction training Of students foI
lIE -nuid
TIE Pr ofD n NJ GAis EHsSfHfioB han beSa pyIrfff
accoaRaIS Jr kpaqer Peri0d tam sIny Otter Touches
address. the unLersigbed for further particulars
av9 WA AZ .: - . va E:SE
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PARE AS Inv As nv w on

~ Re particular ask for Tickets via. the C. W.
Short Line Rail Road.
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Pianos. Meloieon'. AMI KIM of musical inSt'u'
In-nI ~ ed and repnire
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In connection with the abn-. kind Of
sical instru .uts an musical rchaHIi.e generally.
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This route passes Inrou-h t=xetO; Lancaster, Cir
cieVe, Washington, Wilmington ana tarTo"-te rieIsSI
tI.d beautiful part pi ONO.
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StIFGFsT>NIUSTC.
Trel7-gsst stock nlGS;e musical works &C., &C.,
80 the ct country.
~ uusic Sc At to any allress, postage -IS3
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For THROUGH a, q u ..iI ol.eT information, "nInir'
ut Al ohio Ticket Uc-, the Sprigg House, ON Wat1
,treet, Wheeling, Va.
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e. GEST Pres't. ". ~. BAILEY, Act suPt,
Cincinnati. ZInesFile' ~
TOD
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-08
New York Market.

NEW YORK, June Pm
Flour better with fair demand for home
consumption, and in moderate demand for
speculation and export, sales Of $500 bbls at
8 SOFAS % for superine State; 1904 90 for
extra State; 8 90@4 90 for superiine Western
10d4 30 for common to medium extra
Wetern, 4 50@4 co for shipping brands Of
extra round hoop Ohio; the market closing
steady. Rye -four steady at 81. Wheat
market is frmer and quiet; shippers are wait
ing for better supply to come forward; sales
Of %, 900 bush at s6 tor Chicago spring; GOA
90 for Milwaukee olub; 90 for red Ind; 0s
for white Ind. The first lot Of the new erep
of white Southern wheat sold to-day at co.
Rye is steady ut 55@G6. Corn dull and
dropping; sales Of 2S 900 bush at 58@73 for
inferior TO prime mixed Western; 5T@79 for
yellow; 15Cas0 for white Southern. Oats are
iirmcr; sales at 42@45 for State: 45@47 for
Western. Whisky is shade firmer ut 81 q
2115. Pork is dull and unaltered; sales at
Il 35 for mess, l6 90 for prime mess, IA O0@
IA % for prime. Beef steady at 10 .5@l1 so
for country mess, IS O0@l3 80 for re-paeked
mess. Beef hams dull at 16 0O@1s 90. Sales
Of sugar cared shoulders at : 45-100 and
city cured picked sides at S. Lard heavy.
sales in bbls nj lllz@119s.
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Washington Items.

AsBISGToN, june On
The following officers have been ordered I,
report themselves on the 10Th on board The
L. S. sloop-of-war, Saratoga, now at Nor
folk, preparing to join the home squadron
Com. Turner, Licuts. Wainwright, crosby
Gamble, Taylor and Hamilton: Surgeon
Wheelwright; Assistant Surgeon. ". John.
ston; Purser, c. j. Emory.
The Court Martial ordered 10y the Seerc
tary Of the Navy, to convene at the Navy
Yard on the 10th inst, To investigate charges
against Commander boutwell,, consists of tho
following officers: Com. Stringham, Prest
Capts. Beezle, Lands, Glynn, KcKean, Mer-
Ger, Martin Lowndes, Wilks, Giendy snd
Purviance, and CONS. Robb and Tilton.
The funeral obsequies of the late Senator
Henderson, who died yesterday afternoon
will take place tomorrow. The managers
of the ceremonies are Messrs. King, Clay
Bayard, Hammond. Davis, Wade and Sc
ward
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WAsHINeToN. juno 5--PX

In the House. on the second inst. Harris, OF
III. denounced the personal attack made by
Mr. Hughes, Of Indiana, rs false, when
Hughes called him a liar.
Harris replied, it is false, and You can
wear it at your pleasure.
Hughes, subsequently sent challenge to
Harris, who promptly accepted it.
Through the influence of friends of both
parties, the challenge was afterwards sus-
pended, or Temporarily Withdrawn for ex-
PLANTATION, and late tonight an arrangement
was made by which the offensive language
was withdrawn by each, in the order il was
uttered, and thus the difficulties have been
amicably adjusted.
Mr.. Sickles intends introducing into the
House, tom Jrrow, bill authorizing mer-
chant vessels TO protect themselves against
search, visitation and detention, and TO
make the capture of vessels attempting to
enforce It, to be committed rs pirates, and
authorizing the President to use the naval
forces for the same purpose.
The senate Committee of Finance, propose
TO amend the Home Ocean Mail bill, author
izing' a change in the terminus from Liver
pool to Southampton
The Post Master General TO give the ocean
and inland postage to either party for carry
ing the mail.
The compensation to the Havre and Bre-
mon lines are to be limited 10 the ocean and
inland postage.
The funeral of Senator Henderson, took
place yesterday afternoon, starting from the
Capitol. The President, members Of the
Cabinet, foreign Ministers and meu,bers of
Congress were in attendance.
WASHINGTON, June 7-sM
The municipal election is progressing, and
so far Il has been quiet and orderly. The
regular police and the special officers are ont
in large numbers 40 all the polls.
The election Of public officers tor this city
was held to-day. Good order was preserved
up to noon and it was anticipated that the
election would pass without serious disturb
arcs. The police were strongly represented,
and arranged so as TO act efficiently and
promptly. Fights of short duration took
place at several of the polls, but without any
serious consequences. But while officer Al
len was attempting to arrest q disorderly
young man, named Richard Hurley, he
was Knocked down with q stone, near the 4th
ward polls. On regainiug his feet he fired
his revolver, one shot striking Hurley and
dangerously wounding him. Alleni ESCAPED
TO the city hall, with crowd in hot pursuit
The mounted police arrived and quelled the
outbreak.
Mayor Magruder did all ip his power &c
paciiy the excited crowd.
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The NeatIler.

PITTsBURG, juno T.-Pu
River l3li feet by the pier mark and ris-
ing slowly. Weather clear. Mercury 50.
CNcISSATI, June IN
Heavy rain fell Saturday night and yester-
day morning, but the weather has been
clear, cool and pleasant since 10 \. VI. yes
ter lay. Mercury 7s. The river has risen
two feet in the last As hours.
LOUISVILLE, June ~
Tho river ia rising, with 81 feet on the
falls. Weather clear. Mercury So
PITTsEURo, June Pm
River / , feet inches and falling. Wealth
er clear
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Judge Hoyey's Position.

In the card we publish this morning,
Judge Hovey has taken fearless stand
against the dictations and frauds Of po-
litical conventions. through the machin-
ations Of which, adroit political mana
gers usurp and maintain their power
over their party. This bold defiance Of
the party leaders, will do much to break
down the caucus system, in this district,
and emancipate the masses from the op-
pressive RUE Of the professional d,ma-
gogues. For this important service,
Judge Hovey will be entitled to the
hearty support Of the great body of inde-
pendent voters, who have become dis
gusted and tired of the debasing tyranny
of the regularly organized party demon .
nation, which substitutes fealty TO party,
for devotion to principle. and a regard
for the vital interests Of the country.
The harmony and unity of the party
is more essential to the views of the
leaders than the harmony and unity Of
the country. Vote with the party
which means vote as the leaders dictate
right or wrong--is the obligation
mott earnestly inculcated by conven-
tons Their purpose is to break down
all freedom of individual choice. and
crush all independence CT action among
the voters. Rebellion against the ille-
gitimate authority assumed by these or.
CARNATIONS, or rzsertion from tho ranks
of the party is denounced and punished
rs worse than treason to the dearest
rights of the Republic. Judge Hovey.
for the bold position he has assumed,
will lie assailed with the most malignant
fury Of the army of mercenaries who
Fight in all the civil strifes raised hy the
plots of their leaders, for the spoils that
are to be gained by the possession of the
government.
The power and money Of Jesse ID.
Bright and the Lecompton leaders, will
be used without stint to crush him as an
audacious rebel. II is threatened that
he shall be made an example OF, and that
his punishment shall effectually sup
press any future contumacy. His pre-
tended friends affect TO lament over the
terrible fate that awaits him from the
vengeance of the party tyrants. They
may calm themselves. The Judge is in
the hands Of the people, who know him
and will support him for his sterling
integrity aud independence. He will
find gathering around him. and sustain
ing him on every side, that large indie
pendent party-now daily growing in
strength-that holds no conventions
frames no platforms--makes no nomina-
tions-whose guide is the best interests
of the country whose candidates
arc the men offered for its suHfrages.
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New ORLEANS. June 5.-P M


The Mayor is at the Vigilance room and
has placed himself under their protection =
No attack has been made by the mob yet
Col. Christy has withwrawn rs leader of the
movement, on account of the legal position
OF the Vigilance Committee.
The Recorders are engaged in swearing In
special police. All citizens are invited TO
join them.
Third Dispatch.-Immense excitement ex-
lists on The streets. The Vigilance Committee
have arrested Lunsden, OF the N o. Picay-
une. lie was kept in confinement for several
hours. lie was drunk and disorderly around
the Vigilance camp.
The Mayor is still ut the Vigilance head
quarters: being afraid Of his life if lie leaves
them Affairs look squally. We do not cx-
pect an election on Monday.
Later.-The Mayor has issued proclama
ton revoking the power Of the Recorders %
appoint special police. Citizens are dis.
gusted with the Mayors vascilaiion. The
streets are excited. The Vigilance Com
mittee are still fortiiying their position
Lafayette Square is still in possession Of the
mob.
Cannon are loaded with crane shot com
manding all the approaches to the square,
The Recorders have appointed S00 special
police, amongst them, some of the worst
men in the city.
They refuse to give up their authority, al
though revoked by the Mayor. They have
arrested several men known 70 belong to tile
Vigilance Committee.
NEW ORLEANS. June Pm
On Saturday, the Mayor having his life
guaranteed, proceeded 10 the st. Charles Ho-
tel, and met the Council. lie was impcaehed
and II. NJ. Summers, President OF the Board
of Council was elected in his stead. Colonel
Fordo, chiet Of the police, was dismissed and
Col. Jaequess appointed in his place. The
old police were re-organized under .lacquess.
A. T. Turner and c. r. Massey, reporters,
were arrested this morning.
The special police OF this city are danger
ous characters, who have been liberated on
parol.
An attack was made upon the Vigilance
Committee on Saturday night. The COM
mittee lost four killed and l2 wounded by the
accidental discharge Of cannon, during The
confusion,
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A RARE CHANCE FOR
AN INV EST M e Mt!
Il TdLUARLE TR1 ct OFL4ND,
the Town of CanneItOn!

Il TdLUARLE TRd ct OFL4ND,
Adjoining the Town of CanneltOn!
Consisting OF about one hundred acres. oneh half oi
which il bottom land and the remainder extends into
the delightful hills that border the town. All of Il Is
embraced in plat Of the town OF Canneltnn. and Is in
demand for house lots. The lower boundary Of the
trscts is not more than ten minutes walk from the ex
tensiye Cotton Factory and principal coal mines All
the products of the land BE sold the soil TO the
people Of the town. II Is most admirably situated for
vegetable gardens for which the town affords good
market and high prices The land will eventually all
be wanted for house lots. On the premises are three
dwellings one Of which il worth ty; another is worth
$500; The her beautiful cottage residence, cost 800
three years ago 20 erect Either ~ these houses can
be had with the land all Of them, the purchaser
may wish they separated by street from the body
of The land, and all Of the lots laid of for resi-
dences. The property win ne sola liberal credit 70
a responsible purchaser.
The location is Of the most delightful on the Ohio
river and the principal cottage with three acres in gar
den and fruits The most beautiful rural residence be-
tween here and Louisville. chief motive for offer
ing for sle is that the property is too valuable to
rent and needs more attention than the owner can at
present besow on il. Address apply 10 the editor of
the Journal: Evansville ny2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-08

SEWING MAcHINEs.--We call atten.
tion to the advertisement Of Mr.. Thomas
who has some Of the neatest and best
sewing machines that have been offered
to our citizens. They are Of three DIFF
ferent patterns, and are offered at prices
that will suit the means Of all classes of
purchasers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-08

OF The ladies' are invited to attend
the Auction Sale of dry goods, this morn
ing, at 9 o'clock, and the afternoon sale
at 2 o'clock, at W oolsey & Nelson's
Auction Rooms.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-08

CHARLESTON, 5. c., June 6--P NJ
The Government Steamer Atlantic arrived
here from Key West, with L. :. troops TO be
stationed ut Fort Moultrie. The officers oi
the Atlantic report the L. S. steamer Water
Witch as being at Key West on the Sd. She
was taking in supply Of coal. She was TO
leave the next day for 4 cruise.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-08
EV A n WILLIE
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

yKTE have on hand, and oher on liberal terms,
w well assorted stock for printers and SooEhind-
era, among which we n5ue-
sn5 bundles Printing Paper, assorted sizes;
100 Straw Boards; 100 Tar Boards,
A. well co,ered Printing Paper; plain Cap and Hos
Fat Cap; Deny, Medium, white and colored Cards and
Card Boards, which have cut to any size; Post
office paper; Manila Wrapping. Printers Ink. &c.
We also beg leave to call the attention Of dealers to our
stock of 20 bundles Wrapping Paper, and 100 gross Of
Bonnet Boards. The highest market pfich paid for
Rags. fESNEY SORENS0N,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-08
clNoIxsATI, June Pm

CINCINNATI, June Pm
Flour unchanged and steady at 65d4 10
for superiine to extra; receipts light. Whis-
Ky firm at is though the receipts are large
Provisions are dull. Bacon sides have de-
clined TO So. and bulk sides sold at ~ with
q duh market. Money and exchange Inarke'
unaltered.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-08

New ORLEANS. June 7.-PN.
The election has gone American. Stith is
elected by small majority. The Vigilance
still hold their barricades Not half OF them
voted. They say they will carry ont their
resolutions.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-08

BVsToS, June .-PN
The brig Helen Jane, and the schooner
citizen arrived yesterday. They were board
ed by British war vessel in the Gulf but
were treated eivilly.
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NEw YORK, June 5.-N
The sloop-of-war Constellation, from the
Mediterranean has arrived.
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CInciana,. Market.

CINCINNATI, June IN
Nothing has transuiIed Of importance in
fiour or provision. so isr. Whisky scarce and
firm at lSc
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-08

BosToS. June 5.--a
The powder mills in Barre, belonging 10
Fay & Patter exploded yesterday. One man
was killed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-08

NISCENSEs, June M
EP. JouRyAL.-The I. &, c. r. Il. is al
righted up. Trains from both ends met here
at noon. JonS INGLE, jr.