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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-11

Bag Free fountains are being introduced
into English cities, and to some extent into
our own. We ought to have on every
square fountain and cup attached. 1t
would do much to stop the use of spirituous
liquors. g b 81 s. kf-t .sr
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GAME.-The Peru Ind Republican re-
ports ahuge squirrel hunt at that place a few
days ago, in which two parties of six killed
exactly three hundred squirrels each.
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Bey General Santa Anna has purchased
an estate on the island of St. Thomas, for
which he paid 40 900.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
rnyO THE K.gDFEs .S.Y,D E.N.TLE

A EN- of Evansville.-I am now upening on
Third street, in the room adjoining the Crescent
City Bank, beautiful assortment of Jewelry and
Fancy Articles, including Rings, Bracelets, Breast.
pins, Gold Chains, Gold and Silver Watches, Pearl
Lava, and Gold Stone sets complete all of the finest
French manufacture, anil of the latest and me
iashlonabie styles, selected with great taste anu
care ALSO. q
SILVER Tea Service, Paper Holders,
Silver X hives and Forks Toilet Mirrors,
Silver Fish Knives, Pocket Cutlery
Silver Goblets, Scissors
Silver Cream Pitchers, Combs
Silver Fruit Baskets, Hair ana Tooth brushes
silver Egg Stands, Letter Holders,
Gold AMI Silver Thimbies, Paper Cutters
Gold Pens and Holders, Pocket Books
Silver Pen Holders, Port Monies,
Opera Glasses, Port Foios
Spectaclcs, Gard Cases
&c, &c, &c.
. Plain and Fancy Whalebone and Bamboo Canes
d Gold and Silver Mounted Revolrers, several pat.
ents
ALSO:
Collars, Unlers,e vs.,
SILK StO' kings, Gloves,
French Emhroideres, -..
Silk Dress Patterns, and = great variety of
elegant articles, suitable for Ladies' and Gentle
mems wear, all of which am Offering for sale for
Cash, at greatly reduced prices as my object is 10
close them out Mt once. To those wishing TO mr..
vide beautiful and valuable presents fer the Hol-
days, no better opportunity ever offered.
R0SINA SMITH.
Evansville. Nov. I1th 1858 3td
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pSs-It is thought that the large product
of sorghum molasses this season, will have
serious influence on the price of New Or
leans ,no!asses, in the West. In a.Sreat
many places the domestic product will sup
ply good portion of the home demand
Another year of experience will teach the
farmer a mode of making it into sugar. A
very Superior dry and clear-grained sugar
has already been manufactured from it, and
the methods of producing it will doubtless
be improved and perfected to a degree tna'
it will insure the production OF sugar, OF
fine and popular quality, as regularly and a.
economically as it is now produced from TIL
cane. Tic ssap, however,, i 9 valuable ad
u u o. 9esgHectf II rqRthiirp4
devoted to the culture Of this promising sta
pie, the following spring. aH
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@sT. CHARLES SALOON, NO. U,
LYFirst street, opposite the Post Office, vile,
Tn,tiana-The ctiz.ns of Evansville and the pub
lie geaeraily respectfully informed that tins
magnificent saloon Formerly Burk's EXCHANGED mas
been entirely reitted and furnished liz every depart
ment and is open fer the season, where visitors
can always have served up at the shortest notice and
in the most superb style all the deicacies OF the
season, game of all kinds, Venison, Wild Duck
Turkey, Fish, &c. =,
Shell Oysters received daily by express, as we'll
as in cans Will e served in every style to SUIT the
patrons Of the St. Charles.
Billiard players will find at this saloon set OF the
finest marble top Billiard Tables from the well
known and celebrated factory Of J. u. brunswick
! & Co. r..s
Suppers served up at all hours, day or night
spiendid lunch will be served up, IN the NEST
appropriate style, every morning at 10 o clock -
! acts go }. G. HARRl NOTION,
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Title p Err FE c z

TERMS-Unc-IO Urth cash baaIl'e III UIV' W.
and three years, with interest. secured fy mort
cages on the premises. NJ,
civ Collector : and 1T my uicG, where all ln"I-
,n,fion will he furuised. THOS. +. GARNlN,
s w. Third street.
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az U.S.x9EfES.-- ~ ~ s.@ 3 8 SEA
~ 10 bhs. Alum, fa.4, as't*t . y
10 - Copperas, f-- tr t-lL
g Sulphur, s...,
Ven. red, --s-1 .a
g Gum Camphor, -.es,@ rH+ se+f
$50 Cream Tartar. - .T ~. .-
80 coil Jute 4 inch rope, ~
G5 Z" Manila Il inch do, y
% 90 hemp halter rope, s.f.r.s-
&c g Manila g %
% doZ. Bedcords, e.. .....t l-t- .-is
10 reels cotton Il inch do, -; l--
so lalcs No. /, Canneiton Batting, s--.-a .a
% boxes Star Candles, ..- --#F 81 81
- boxes Diamond Starch, F DID. 7-r. Isl
~ 20 bags Alspice, -rt t.- .-..a1-aaT l.lr
5 CerOons Carraccas Indigo: a.-.-....a- ..t.-.. f.
% bales Candle Wick, -.1.4i ts-f..i 71..s
70 bags Pepper, ta,... .s-aI
S q Cloves, ts.es
small lot of extra famly -four.
let- For sale low. to close cons sIinient, by 81
octs -aa WHEELER & RIGGS. p
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EDHEU.S:sTzS.H tURED HITHOUT
SO fail. by DIR. 7. McGUWN's sAkSAPA-
RILLA and I0DIDE OF POTASH, the great
Blood Purifier and Health Rcsturer, prepared from
Fresh Root, tho only Kind worthy the confidence
of physicians the public, Old imported root being
inert The compone1ts Of this medicine are high
Nv ex.olled by some of the most distinguished ply
sicans in the world rs Sir VIM. Foriyce Brndic,
Bell, &C., for the cure Of rheumatism, scrofula,
White Swelling, Syphilis Neuralgia, Diseases OF
the Kidneys, Liver, Spine and Skin Dropsy, Female
Complaints, Old Sores, Pimples on the Face, &c.
1t makes the skin clear and Smooth--an object OF
interest with the ladies. 1t removes mercury, or
anv impurities of the blood or system, aud should
be used in the Spring purify the blood and pre-
vent sickness. Price, 81 bottle.
McGuwus Essence Tar, a certain cure for Bower
Complaints, as Diarrhea, by cntery, Fiux, &c.
South American Tar, Spring Liniment, and ' er-
mfuye, unparalleled for its success. -
The three above medicines prepared by IL. ,
! UvcnEs Memphis, Teuntsse. Sid in Evansville 10y
| KELLER Il WHITE, LEIscn KARLsrEDr, Dc. JOIN
! MNGFNI s. 'c;Z9-izihu
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NOR SHE ar II R.fR Gin; II Lot
II corner Of Foarth and Canal streets. Endure
of j. Ii. McDoNALD-
HXOR SIZE, ONE YOU'VE .asHEk-
ETICA CORN CRUSHER, rugged 10 by
stsanI one mortising machine, in good order, ana
lot of Carpenters Tools. Also, lot of Skating
apd Pulleys. and pair Of Strauh's Burrs For
sale cheap, by -- J. II. MeDpNALD.
Cct20. 2wd H1,i - ..'
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GEGouds, Ribbons and Flowers, on Friday morn
Ing October 9Th, 1873. Permit me to call Your at
tciltion to my stock of Spring Millinery Goods,
which have been bought under favorable circum-
stances, and which for variety and novelty OF style
will trust be found to surpass anything ever
brought TO this city. T. b. BARhEh,
First street, between Main aud Locust, opposite
! the Pest Office. uctO
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Els Rx.uE C0FFE.-I5o Rigs RE-
I'll CEIyED and to arrive, and for sale by i
now PRESTON bhos. g
STE W.ERTS NE ~ FORK GoLD-
~ IN syrup extra, ~
Reboiled sugar house Mclasses,
Crushed Sugar,
Powdered Sugar,
Loaf Sugar,
100 gross Gates New York Matches,
25d"zen Durkee's Stove Backing,
10 dozen iron bound Half Bushels, Received
and for sale Ly (noyi1 z. Ii. COOK Sun.
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N U.S.ERSi H.7SN'TED. F0R THE
OSfollowing property row in our Warehouse cor
ner Locust street and the Canal. rsrt F4~--2
e G. s. Kelly, boxes Clothing, Sa
J. Z. Hoffman,, 5 boxes Merchandise,
U.&S. 2 p E"
--.asa = Bale, g - Is 'Fs-
W. i. Stone, j Box ns 81 =
Mrs. Palmer, i !" - f.E so
C.. Dodd, Chest,
J. Enrich, 2 Bales Hops, -
F. H. Sneeder, %
T. A. Sanders, Hhds. Charcoal, a.
Boxes 49, 2 -
Fried. Tuchier,l g Moss
Mary Thompson,l Bedstead,
I. Hutchinson, l Model Harrow s~
Rebeca Davis, Boxes,
! Chest,
j. H. Wells, Kegs,
i. West, boxes
Keller Burman, B =
W. C. Foster, "
Dean & Demoss, +" -
/ J.. Dllman, l cask,
Unknown, Shingle Machine, 49,
| Horse Power.
GEORGE FOSTER Go.
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EDE.9D TINS .gLA H.u0 FEE 5.sF.

ga FLiCTED. ---ts. q
DIR. GRAVES FAMILY MEDICINES.
We do not desire to interfere with the professional
ethics of medical schools. do we LOSSES ary
10 inspection Of letters from his agents
and most respectable druggists in all parts of rha
country, which commend his family medicines in
the highest terms. They meet with very extended
SALE which of itself is excellent recon- me ION
We always feel reluctant to make .anv ENDORSE
rnent OF medicines, but there many localities
where no regular practitioners within reach
dies that supply of the prescriptions PREPARED bv
DR.. Graves, comm AIDED they are for efcieucy
would prove almost invaluable. In all eases Of
sickness, first advice is to call the aid of rbv
sician but if thai is impracIicabIe it seems t 1,s
that DIR. Graves offers remedial agents in ague
cholera morbuS, &C. which may he safely used IA
he gives assurance that no deieterous cor,u,,n,ls
are used in their preparatipn-Louiseile .oraai :.
pr. Graves anti-Fever and Arne antiR;lio,,s
Purifying. and CatEartic Pills are inaluaIla Ia
those iliHicted with any Of these compIalts His
e'hereih Lnnent is gaining high reputation
ioi meaning all KINDS of ailments both If nsan and
BEAST ID parents should remember that his sfoIden
Nermlfuge, is n certain remedy for exnoI ii 40
Worms from the SYSTEM
For sale by Wholesale Druggists generally.
HALLock & STaDDARp, KELLER & wHfLE Wu
bIERRnWER, ana LEIGH & CARsLETT Agents AZ EN-
1DsviiIe Indiana. Dla s. n 4 oc,2.9md
II UST RECEIE.EU. = W.ESTER.y-
- reserved Cheese,
s. Canvassed Hams, s-s f.-
S. C. Soda, %A
German Soaps, -s..tr -
Shaker Brooms,
Fine Sweet Tobacco. A lot Just received and |
for sole by [sept2el A. j. REYNOLDS & Co. |
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y ] Z
Corner of Vine and First streets,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA,
Wonid respectfully inform the lafies and gentle
mon of this city and vicinity, that he has oIened
DYEING, CLEANING. AND RETAINING
ESTABLISHMENT.
Whore he will clean and dye all kinds of Silk and
Woollen Goods. Will remove grease paints, &c,
without the slightest injury to the gonds f-
All work done at this establishment will no war
ranted To give entire satisfaction. seltzj- TN
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E0Rf.N'ES.-2O H.SEEs ASSORTED,
II LATEST style.
DELAINES.
Cases escorted Manchester, Hamilton and Paci.
nc, rich handsome patterns, E@
$50 Bales Brown sheetings and shirtings
FEANNELS, - 20
20 Bales Red, Whit. and Yellow
Innings,
Cases assorted large and small Plaid.
CANTUN FLANNELS
Cases Brown and Beaehed
I &C fancy, for Innings
CHECKS AND STRIPES,
8 Cases and Bales asserted
BOOTS AND SHOES,
400 Cases assorted. ~ IS. Il = asa
HATS AND CAPS,
% Cases. Just received and for sale at reduced
prices, by lseptlsl KEENE s PRESTON.
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The Union says " it will be seen that,
though the Democratic party should elect
men of their own in every southern district
now represented by Americans, it would still
have but one hundred and twelve, minor
| ity of the House Tho admission OF Oregon
would give another member; but there
would still be but hundred and thirteen OF
the hundred and nineteen necessary to ma
iority. Nsr is it probable that the party
will elect more than six OF eight in the
place Of the twelve Americans now repre-
senting Southern districts; and so it is hard
ly possible that the full strength OF the par
ty in the next House can be more thar
about one hundred AID ten out OF two hun
dred and thirty-six or seven.
On the other hand, it is obvious tha
neither branch of the opposition will hav
control of that body; for there will be bu
, one hundred and twelve Republicans
twelve anti-Lecompton Democrats, aud sa
: tour or five South Americans.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HRE.N.E LU.HRE E-THE PEOPLE

~ are just beginning to ind out that Watson,
Newbury & Co, can, aud do Sc IL lumber cheaper
than any other dealcrs in town. consequently, they
no there and buy and are so we'll satisfied that they
20 twice and three times Now, as we calculate
to STAY here and sell boards to all who are in
want of plank come and u.s. at the corner of Main
and Eighth streets and we will satisfy you that
what we say is true. WATSON, NEWBCkY & Go.
octl1
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a a.Ess E.s = Z.s.1Y.Y'e. .f-y-Ei
Flooring hIli, sash Door and Blind Mauuf,c
tory WINDOW and Door Frames Base Casings
and Monldings OF all kinds made to order; Dressed
flooring snd Weather b,ardiIp, gu hand.
Inc Undersigned would inform the public in gen.
eTal, that they have fitted the above estaLIi.hment
WIN new machinery, and in operation as.c.
ready to execi'te al manner of work in their line On
soi hotlce- ana IN us good style any similar es-
reasonable term. Orders from abroad solicjird
which will be promptly 6tle and cisrefrIfy nut nm
anu siIpt"A, orders from hniiders, carpeniers and
hmber merchants. promptly attended to- C)ur es
tsoiishn'ssf Is on the Cirga Basin aud City Wharf
CONVENIENT to the river and Railroad D.Soi and tbs
business parts of the city DYSON a WADE
seIlt2O-2md Ennmiret at,l -Kn-k si,.rte 49,.
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q bush. Irish Potatoes,
p " Sweet
+, q, Is 90 Choice Onions
~ 11noo RS. Quigley's Hams ~-tfs "a
300 I" Bacon Sides . @ = 10
LOCO " Shoulders ft
{ fs 5Gg " Bacon Fork u sssv
d
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Tha Mexf Congress.


The 'Urited States House of Representa-
tives consists of 236 members, OF whom
lls is majority. Members have been cleo
ted in eighteen Statesato the next Congress,
of whom the opposition have already Sc
cured 1Is, counting the Douglas democrats
recently chosen in Illinois and California
In the same States the Administration has
but 40 supporters among the members cleo
ted; The opposition ranks viii be further
strengthened by three members to be elected
from New Hanapshire, two. from Rhode
Island, one from Miunesota, four from Con-
necticut and several South Americans from
Maryland, Kentucky and Tennessee. Ths
anti-Buchanan paftyin the House viii prob
ably count 1876 votes. The President viii
not be able to rely on more than 100 votes
for any of his political schemes in the mex
House. The Washington Union (the Ad
ministration organl estimates the following
as the political complexion of the mex
House:
Il Dem. Am. a. l.. T. Eel
Members eiected.-.~... 80 Z" IL ~
Present representation
| If States vat to eissct CO IL
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a sf.Ess E.s~T EZ.3.y'Y-I.1y q -1-FS

~ lsns, Ctirrstnis and Citrsn.
10000 feet Patent Safety FHse RocA;ved no,
r. 40 Z. r. nv rsnnlsl T. H. Cook 3 sfS
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ASOTECE OF I.N'sOL T.E-N'Cr-.9T
. the September term of the Court of Common
Pleas Of Nanderbargf County, the estate of And
NJ Serard, deceased. was declared probably insol-
vent Creditors therefore notified that the same
will be settled accordingly, SUSAN HAWKINS,
sepf1S Administrative
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AODRx'c' LADIES R0OK FOR
w November, st :.
octl9 poBEL / CoSYSGToN's.
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GRAND BALL AND FESTIVAL
" In honor of Washingtons Birthday.
This Monday Evening, February p
CRY Assembly, Rooms.
Tickets Two Dollars, including refreshments
For sale al DELnoNiCos,
AsToR HOUSE,
MERCER RousE,
OSCAR FLoRFScE's.
MONUMENT Housv, srd
SuTHERLA u
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WANTFp.-sITUArIO PROCURED FoR RESPECT
w able men, boys aud girls booKkeepers CLERKS sales
men cni0u.lrs lrkemen an1 girls Oh Etvel; hfee rlr
tsrs, four Or one tlrkcrper cerk f1r
sinpIne Ace auf hre clerks Dor lry go1ls and grocery
sicfes iIiI.FN In. No tas, Broadway.
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TUE AMERICAN STAR GUARD CAPTAIN ABRAHAM
Il 1alman and Young America Musseteers CAPTAIN John
Appleton pArade on the anniversary Of the Birthday ~
washington The companies will start from the Adratc,
Barrow Hudson and parade through the
following streets Hudson. Canal. Bovery, Grand Est
Broadway Chatham, through the Park aud up Broadway "
Fourteenth sree Fourteenth street. 20 Third avenue, Up
Third avenue 70 wenty second street and dismiss
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THE LECTURE SEASON

THE LECTURE SEASON.
LECTURES TO LADIES ON THE PHYSICAL LIFE OF
IL women in health and disesse-Dr. ENILY BLACK.
WELL win give of lectures this subject. nj
her residence 70 East Fifteenth street The first lecture will
be given Tuesday Feb g. at p NJ Tickets the
81 single lectures Soc Tickets be had nj Christern
book store, 1853 Broadway.
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s<rziLsqSscr orrrcss.

LNAHrffEs AND OTHERS CAN OBrAiE ExcYrIEgr
IT servsn inmedately, 81 - all =. the aeW
Domestic INSTITUTE and H01e ~ llh cr~ne- n an ave
Ttis extensive bone hsa shnndarce ~ civil capahs
ksig. Conducted ~ respectable Ame1can LADY
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L'TRer CLASS MALE AND FEMALE SERVANTS FOR
situations ~ every description, IN ely sud clun'r,
German English scotch Irish. &c be obtac ga a.
rate wages Ell NORRIS CuHNERr A co a. S3 Broadway.
pntrafirs FRANKLIN street
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FOR THE PURPOSE OF
the upper part of the city' In
house down town: caotsf ne
Apply TO T. GAfFNhf' cor
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DoaEwOCD FURNlTrRE a FAMILY BREAKING
IL up housekeeping offers Of hg price their furniture,
consisting 81 sufs 10 rosewood medallion back chairs and
tetr tecs IN rich sir hr1cle centre and side tables,
Vrueeps carpet lace curtains, Sc. For pareurs address
Y. Herald once.
"a. NT4D FIRST CLASS FJRNGrUgE SUFFICIENT
" furnish house o eych ngc ,3r real estate n Brook
en-. Acdre1s Ia 3 ~ Pos o1'-e
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al most learned asroloest Send date n mouth aud
OF birth Information given on love marriage lawsuits
losses absent friends and sickness Al her Office ~ Canal
street up stairs Ladies aud gentlemen ~ cents.
I MONTH LoNGER.-ALL ADMIT MADAME VAR AND
DE CARE are the wonders VI The They read your
with correctness that is truly astonishing Their
hair restorative has never failed Please call y they
are hronged 10 the afternoon Once 76 Varick sfent.
. CLAfRvOYANrs.-xRs HAYES THE BEET SEEING
- medical and business cairvOyant IN America Ladies'
your diseases plainly told and cured The where
abouts absent friends made Advice business
Residence 363 Bro9me street, near Bowery.
IN SPRING sTREET-CLAfRvOYANC MRS ERY.
IIU NOUR the most ssful medical sud bus nsss
cairvovant America. CONSULTATIONS business stxneas
absent friends lost properly &c and satisfaction no pey
Gray hair restored 70 ~ original color without fan
A srROLOGY-wADAM LANE CAN BE CONSULTED
a about love, snd absent friends She els al
he events lie l04 " z4beth street Grand Ladies
q cent? revemen ~ cents She speedy marriages.
M1ss A. W snow, THE CELEeRAIED BUSINESS
Nt clairvoyant may be consulted al Ter residence No 20
Greene street No second 0Or She VII God absent
friends 1s' stolen goods, advice % business give
deInearcus u Characters &c
NorlCt MRS FLEURY, pa BROOEE sTREtf OWES
~ rle Information al events of lie ~ se glass OF Ne
nhnee and answers questions On business marrlfe t1st
rirnis &c. ty magnetism She speaks French kugsh ti
German.
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DOVES 81 WRITING CLASSES, sH BROADWAY,
IL once No She system perfectly acquired in twelve
lessons Age deficiency impeachment Wedding visiting
cards and ornamental pehmanshp executed equal not
perior 10 plate engraving
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SECOND DISPATCH.
Further from California.

ST.. LOUIS, Monday, Now 8, 1883
When the St. Louis overland mail OF tho 10th Of
September reached San Francisco the m ali via the
Isthmus, Of tie ooh, had not arrived.
Oregon dates Of the 22d September mention a cred
tied rumor that two noted hostile Indian chiefs Quail
CHEN and Outil, had been captured and shot.
A messenger had arrived at Shasta with dispatches
from Fort Vancouver for Fort Reading IL thought
the dispatches would change the destination OF the
troops route for Oregon and Washington the forces
now there feeling able to keep the Indians in Subec
ton without additional aid.
The Sacramento Mercury publishes communica-
ton revealing the existence of project to make fill
buster incurson into Sonora.
The Sonora correspondent Of The Republican gives
an account of outrages committed on the persons Of
Mr.. Markit and his daughter nine years of age by
two Utes Indians on the Spanish Fork. Gov Cum.
ming had demanded the surrender Of the offenders
through the Indian Agent Mr.. Hurd, which was re-
fused. requisition then made on Gen. Johnston
for a detachment Of troops, who proceeded TO the
scene of outrage and effected the arrest Of the cu
prits who were sent to Salt Lake City and placed in
the custody of the United States Marshal. One In
dian was Internationally killed. which may lead to fur
Their disturbances in view of which possibility, posse
of military has been stationed at Spanish Fork for the
protection of the inhabitants.
The District Court Of Utah had adjourned till the
first Monday in November.