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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-16
Che 2ailg gournal.
tNIIE IEE TIEI y II.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY.
TERMS or FsUHsCRIPTI0.,.

Clubs Ui IL or ni0re........,......-..- 90
rs Ths privilege of yearly advertisers i limited
g. their immediate business, in their own aaTnc
and al advertisements for the benefit Of other
persons, a. veil as legal advertisements and adver
tiscment- of auction sales, and advertisements with
the 81 other persons, scnt in Ly thcn Nus {
br paid for at the UsrGl rates.
70 No report, resolutions or proceedings of any
corporation, society, association puilc meeting
and NJ communication designed 20 call attention 20
any matter of limited of ndyilissl Interest lc
inserted, unless Islil f1r an advertisement.
., rs CONTRACTS for yearly advertising viii not lie
isc0nJinucd Rness an order that effect is left az
the office, and when discontinued in les than a
year. the price of the whole year u i'll be charged.
no Legal advertisements hereafter, viii lr pub
liscd at the expcns, of the attorneys ordering and
''ee vlayals for legal proceedings, but cvl,tablc
at usual time.
ra our terms for job work and transient advcr-
-,isemcuts are CASH.
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,zYE on FYR.n ~. RCsE., EsS

II AGAIN--ALLIS& * HOWES, Forwarding an1
Commissions Merchants Rcctifers of the celebrated
Magnolia Whisky, Dealers i'm AL kin,ls u PrOdcr'
superior Oid EuuIrion and Rye Whiskies- and For-
elm and Domestic Liquors, &C., Water street, Sec
-on,l door above Vinc, Evansville, Ind.
HENRY y. ALLIs. IEWis HoWES-
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n nExTrI. M. oEExc X .s.,D


~ RE-xTTI' M. d. 0FEIC n .s.s;D
eE sEcsi,.cnce in Nr. CsldwcIIs Buildings, 90
L'-list, near Second STREET
TusxKgI,L for the liberal pat ronsgc given to- hiIn
laSt summer, he has rctaTnsi to Evansville, With the
,l~eign oi leconlps permanent ciiiz'n, and rs
itiiilly offers his professional services In all dis
.as-.s- acute rchruilic- -
wie nr. b. regards the scientific Of ~sier,srs
the Frlrifu.un Magnum, he nevertheless usts all
remedies both Of tic AfoTathic and Eci-ctc
Sshools adjuncts, discarding all injurious and
poisonous nlcdicnes. - l.-...
II" would ealI the attention Of the public TO the
- SPECIALITIEs. l .s III
: GASCKE>-EcmDred without the knife and perIBa
ueIitiy cured.
BRoStHiTIs ,SD CoxsruPr1oS-Treatr-i sy lie
nw system OF iIlhalation of niedicaed xaPWs, aas-
sisted by valuable cXIcctUrant syrtps. -.str--.I
DISEASES THE EIEs.-Pcr~JHs who have hal
their cv,s burnt with various kinds of call-ics re-
c,yag little or nO bcnehi viii IND II To their liI-
tcre-t L. change uIe.tTeainl-nt.
IIc succcss Various remedies viii be used.
the Magne,o Eiecufe machine Cot nervous diseases
The s,,,sfr;ha- has choice assortment ~ pure
drugs aud medicines fwines and hrandics fr n'edi
tsl purposes oBIy), ard the HtOSi popular PATENT
,cn.s at retail. Persons calling for i-cdielIles
aud paying fur them in THE Office, may Lave nesiiCa
Isss- Physieians' prescriptions 10th Of the hlo-
phic aid Ece,tic schools, carefully ITeparsi At ali
hours. \. BEATTY, NJ. ~.
!, myli-ly .i+
B1p.F.S.sT-skEE PAPER HSRE-
GIhou.e.--We have now on hand. and olfer On
IbIul terms, well assorted stock for printers and
tcokbinicrs, among which we name .~..4
800 bundles Printing Paper, assorted sizes;
, lGe0 Straw Boards 1000 Tar Boards,
A. well as colored Printing PAPER; plain Cap end
Hoe fiat CAP; DENY, Medium, white and coiored
Cards and Card Bcards, which We can have cus to
anyo size;l PUst-ofacs paper, Manila wrapf.ing
4 Printers Ink, &C We also beg leave 10 call the
attention Of dealers to our stock a 25oo- bundle,
Wrapping Paper, snd 100 gross Of Bonnet Boslrsls
. The highest market price paid FOR Rags.
nj ''TESNTY eoRESS0c.
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II ID. REl.vOLDs n TO-, Dell
oAo ERS IN
FAMILY GROCERIES,
AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY,

EVANSVILLE, IND.
Kecips constantly hand aud for sale low, for
cash Groceries of every description well a,sOrt
s.l stock II Wood and Willow Ware, including fancy
and common Baskets Iva great variety; Tul'-, Buck
cts Broums Sc. Vegetable, ES-s, Lard, Cheese,
Corn. Bran ShiVsiut-, and every article usually
kept ia our line. Country produce boushta and sod
aug-s5
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neHEELEs RIGGs, UwoLE-

~ sale dealers iu Groceries. Produce, Nails
Window Glass Glassware SC. sc, No. ~ Main
trvet, between First and ScoUnd, Evansville lnd
y Z wurrLEE JAMES y. RIGGS.
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nHH, D.gEzELL s. CO., H:ITER

" street. Evansville, Indiana. Wholesale Deal
s.rs in Groceries and all kinds IF Pro luce, Nails,
Glass, White Lime, Cement, Cotton Yarn, White
Lead LinSced oil, Sc, sc. Also, constantly on
hand a full stOck of sash, Panel Doors, &c, ~ all
- APPS
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" IIfTs !IsRT. E.YEO9TEH 1872

~ ttffS AfHT, s.Sf- y STE8 .i.S'D
III Dealer ia Metals. and Barring Slip, New
York -oEers f1r sale Bauca Tin, Straits Tin, Anti
mouy, Spanish aud American Lead. Slab Zinc, Cop
pCr, Bsmuih, Bar Tin aud Bar I.,l. Babbit ricial,
>ieiter soldier, Plumbers soldier. &c.
Also, britannia anl Plated Ware, at wholesale
and retail. narl.I-Gtn
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Rs Over CRANES COMMISSION HOUSE. ~
War street, tI;r,e dDcEs from Main. Evansville
Ind. EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY.
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III SALE GROCERS Dealers in Foreign and Do
mr~tic Liquors. eurner First an3 Sycamore streets
EvapsvilIe mi ap2O-ly
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aE an. ts. 5s.S.S.EB. .ITT6R.yEb'
~ * Is,yaaaI General Collecting Agent, Hem
derson!K Kt mhj"tf
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An EXTRAORDINARY TooTH F0UsD In WIsCON.
MA-The Dubuque Times SAYS: We saw yes
tepday, ct the drug stote Of Junkerman Haas
On extraordinary fossil tooth, found recently ia
Wisconsin, According 70 the rulss universally
adopted by geologists, this tooth 10 over six
thousand years old. Il NO doubt belonged "a
some huge monster that sportsd upon she ante
diluvian fields. Il 10 an upper tooth, 10 about
eight inches long, three broad, and weighs just
three pouads. Ills petsi6ed ar0und the outer
edge, but the inner portion Of the tooth yet
remains pure ivory. II the animal 70 which
this tooth belonged had the proportions Of
animals Of this day, its bulk must have been
annrsn0a,a
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A California widow. Mrs. Empy, in Rochester,
had not heard from her husband for five years,
aud giving him up for dead, recently married
Que Thomas Rohe. Soon after marriage the
original husband turned up, and becoming very
indignant when he discovered that his ex spouse
had come into possession OF considerable for
tune, sued her for bigamy. Mr.. Robbie is re-
spectacle physician fifty years OF age. hus-
bands No. and 2 are now ut swords points
and the courts are settling the difficulty.
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.

OANAUA DNOAO uAOuE RAlLW Al.
TyHE Michigan Central Railroad has the advantage Of
an ErclasiUe 7slegrapA Line used entirely for ne
movement Of all trains, thereby avoiding possibility Of
collisions s, Or delays, 50 annoying on other routes.
ST. 5 U nm. EXPRESS Matchmaking direct through
connections TO Niagara Falls, Buffalo, New York and
7:45 a. mn. cMctssan ExrRxss- Making direct
connections TO Lafayette, indianapolis, Cincinnati New
Albany Loasvle Dayton Columbus, GAINESVILLE, Wheel
7:46 U. nm. TELEGRAPH ExPRess- Arriving 1t Mag.
ara Falls OF Buffalo next morning, New York 1t r. i.
hight Connect. !. Paris Win Suo ana aa.s nnroS
3. r. for Buffalo and I'll points S.st.
800 p. m. Asrsssoos REPRESENTATIVES. in Nsv
York at H. second day, Boston at n, and at
Philadelphia 1880 second morning.
$3.50 p. n 's,eHr ExpaEss-Arrving At Niaga.
buffalo and Lake Huron r. H. for Buffalo and ali points
New Albany se% ss s.s
Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus, Zanesvie
BesfoDtaine Wheeling, Baltimore, Washington Pins.
u. ~ Tsains o. a. C.scogo, Rsrsssoson q Qsss.
u. Gaisna CAicase Usios. Ninois CsnsrdI oad
az 0iOaoo, saetn0 tAe eepsnssto passengers f AaaS
Arr o~d tra.sfer ~ Bd0gdgs. '-
The 81 8 :. M, 500 p. ~. and 3 80 PIN
''A' c dfi TN% I'VE I'm the
TO Kingseon Osdenaburg, Montreal, Quebec, and N
points In Canada East. Northern Vermont, Nsw Manp-
Nis wen known By the travelling public tina. this Road
has mo- competitor Of equal facilities from Chicago -
Niagara Falls New York, Boston, 0gdsnsbargh, Non-
tEeal, &C., &c.
The only Train that leaves Chicago Saturday night 10
this rouee. $50 r. n. One Train Sunday q 0So
| y. n. No SEQ p. n. Saturday. MI
Baggage checked through @ Niagara Falls. BaaAio.
New York, Boston, Elmra and Philadelphia.
a. Passengers arriving 81 ChtcAgo by any Of The
naalseads, viii and competent Agents tAs oars, and
baggage masters the depos 70 receive checks md
convey their baggage 70 the Michigan Central Depot me-
| Of charge. he 1@-s
THRO6GH TICKETS GOOD FOR NxNITY d m
Allowing holders TO remain over and resume sAeir
seats can b bought 1t the derent oceo 10 the Weee:
also at the Passenger Depot foot Of lake Street, and 81
the General Ticket Once, Corner OF Lake and DeaFhon
Streets, Chicago. opposite the fremont House.
H. J. 0PAULDIN0s 8@
Nay ], 1901. 0sneral PAss. Ageat.
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r.. t
uhis's grsen hill-sops
Chow bright il ths sun,
Ard yield o more trsasuas
Than Rhine o. 0azonns;
They givs . Catawba,
The puro and The true,
Az RADIANT g sunlighA
Az seh - the dew,
And fragrant - gardens
When summer % new;
Catawbs tAaa sparklss-
Catawba Of reet-
CA4awba the nectar
And balm Of tho West
Champagne l. too oltsn
A trickster malign,
That lows from the apple
And not from the wise;
Bat thoa my Catawba,
Art Mid @ . ross,
And sweet . the lips
Ofny love, whe1 they Close.
To give back the kisses
Ny passion bsstows,
Thou # born Of the vintage
Aud fed ON its breast,
Catawba the nectar
And balm Of the West
When pledging the lovely,
This spafkler wen kiss,
When drinking to true hearts
Wen toast them in this;
For CatawbA 10 like them,
Though tender and STRONG,
Az pleasant - morning.
And soft - . song,
Whose delicate beauty
Tie echoes prolong;
Catawbal Heartrwarmer
Soul.chesrer! Life.sest!
Catwba the nectar
And balm Of the West.
CnAaLus MACK.
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Farmerss nave you seen ana tried the
Worlds Fair 4'rlxe Churn2
Or, Davis, AdJustai lie Chnrm 4 butter.
Worker Combined Patented Feb. 2S,
1884.
4 our State Fair, held At Muscatine, Iowa, last
~ October, (lSSS.D this Charm .loae had Premium
awarded H. although there eight other Churns
exhibition and indeed II always tai 20 the first pre-.
MUM wherever introduced The advantages Of this
Churn over all others follows:
1st II will produce butter In short time ~ any
other Churn.
ID. 1t will gather the butter after II Is produced
ID. 1t will work the butter into . roll and expe the
brterm erefrom completely without the hand ladle.
9Th. IL will salt the butter before taking II from
the Churr
9Th. II be operated by child with perfect ease
and IL as easily cleansed amy other Churn.
practical operation will convince any person Of the
truth OF thesestatements.
Below few Of the names Of practical butter ma
kers, who have subscribed the following certificate,
viz: We are now using the above ChuFn and utter
Maker, IT churns with AMI facility and also gathers
works and salts the butter in perfect before
taking from the Churn, and eerfully recommend
II AS the best Churn We have
Isaac Lconard, Crawford Hanna, Abner Comstock,
James Woodside, James llilsry, Robert Brown, "
Gregg, Hamilton Brown. James Dickson, Brooks,
Samuel Foster, Alexander Fleming, JeI emieh Lee, Mr.
Davis, Jacob Wilhelm, James Robertson.
The subscriber has purchased the right TO manufac
ture and sell the above Churn In Des Moines and
Henry Counties, Iowa, and Henderson and Warren
Counties Illinois, and Is prepared TO furnish al
who win favor him with their patronage.
- These Churns are also for sale At 9 KimbAll
Co.'S, Keith Robinson Co.'S. and G Humans, Bur.
iington Lows.
shop corner OF Valley and Eighth streets.
feb 2S-wtf Mp. GRIPPE.
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A SCENE AT CHURCH IN kENTUcKy.-At q
church meeting Of fashionable orthodox
churches in Anderson county, KY, last week, a
clergyman asked for and obtained letter Of
dismission for himself and some of the mem
bers Of his family. He then said that il any OF
the brethren had anything to ssy about him. to
"now declare it, or ever after hold their peace.
Whereupon another preacher said something
which was not heard by all the congregation,
but the lie passed between them. The preacher
who called for the letter, drew back his list and
struck the other preacher heavy blow, and
then commenced kicking him. He kicked him
so hard that he demolished his boot. The de-
PENDANT bein. "non-resistant," made no de-
fence, but went before a magistrate aud made
complaint. The assaiant was fined $40 and
costs, and submitted, besides. to long lecture
from the Court. A correspondent Of the Louis
Vile Democrat, in giving an account of the
affair, says the "pugnacous divine is a good
looking man, Of fine talents, great pulpit ora
tor, with progressing manners. The fight has
raised his standing among his brethren. Some
of the members Of neighboring church have
sent h m word that it he will go to their next
church meeting and whip their preacher, they
will pay the fine that is now against him. and
any other that may be imposed on him. The
" fashionable orthodox churches in Anderson
county, Ky.," are in hopeful way.
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GOVERNOR LOWE OF IowA.-We had the
pleasure Of meeting, on Saturday, an old friend
who will be remembered by many Of the citi
zens of this city and county-Raiph p. Love,
now Governor Of Iowa. The Governor, We are
glad to notice, is in the enjoyment Of robust
health, and excepting a Drowned and sunburnt
face. looking as natural and almost as youthful
as when he walked among US some seventeen
years ago. Gov. Lowe leaves Dayton for New
York TO day, on business connected with the
affairs of his State.-Dayton Journal, 18th.
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On Sunday nigh. last, soon after the servic,

On Sunday night last, soon after the services
commenced at the Episcopal Mission Church,
Brooklyn, New York, young man entered. and
after carefully viewing the congregation, walked
up /, a young lady in the choir, whose name il
Francis j. Brnnett, aud drawing dagger, made
a desperate though unsuccessful effort 10 plunge
it into her breast. She screamed, and Ms Sec
ond attempt was being made by the fellow TO
carry out his awful object, some gentleman in
terfered and held him until Inspector Muilin
appeared and secured HIM.
The name Of this would.be murderer is Josiah
Newman, and it is supposed that he attempted
to take Niss Benefits life on account Of some
love troubles. His character is said to be good,
and his conduct 10 almost nexplicable, though
il can be traced TO no other than the above.
named cause. She had refused to marry him.
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To the Ladies' and Gentlemen Of BOTs
ltNgtOm aud Vicinity
DENTISTRY

VHNHE underSigned, thankful Tor the patronage eX.
tended him for the past eight years in this city,
would say that he has associated with him In practice
J. O. BURCH, NJ. d. experienced Dentist, having
been in the practice Of that profession for the past
eighteen years and thoroughly posted In all the late
tmpro in Surgical and Mechanical Dentistry.
including Aliens Continuous Gum Work, mot put up
In any office this part Of the State
Having been associated with DR.. Allen In the manu-
factory Of this work. gives Dr. Burch superior Advan
tage in that depar tment.
We are prepared practice the latcst improve
msnts and perform all difhcnlt operations In Dental
Surgery and Mechanical Deatistry.
Once (for the presently north side Jefferson st.,
Allen Hendricks Drug Store.
april diw6mw j. G. ABERCROMBIE.
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Staam Boiler l(anpfactory.

Hpo8m Q0II0G A2N01NCt01y.
vXTE are nov prepared 10 buiM HhHA Pressure, L.
w come.ive And RortaAls BOILERS, alse o. and oeAp
fanhs, 0meke Pipe Dreechng, and eveTytAine eeo
In our line q 81. Louis d Ices and The tara
70 parties wanting Ensines W wm fafuish Tie No.
chinert complete. 1&ssfEtBa as.# N@Hs 8s5a @#s@s
r. Repairiag aoneon shest notice and god terua.
sAsp nsss = y. aAnA's Pork uopes nan!ngton, Iowa.
oct1Adomwem J. n. WILSON CO. III
OskAloosa Herald, Ottumwa Courier, and Dcs Moinos
Ctiaen copy 70 amount Of ~ and charge this once.
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To All to Whom it Nav Concern.

a NJ the inventor Of a and useful Improvement
in Smut Machines, which RICH: secured to me BY
letters patens bearing date 2Oth Oct 1851 and there
certain parties manufacturing machines and using
my improvements. This is to notify all persons who
make vend said improvements, that will hold
each and every person, who infrnges my rights, re-
sponsiSe for all such nringements, and will at their
expence establish the validity ofmy patent.
Now part Of what I claim as my invention is the
securing Device formed of the beaten attached to the
cylindrical screw, in combination with the securing
plate cylinder formed Of series Of rings placed
one over the other. fun Their claim the Adjustable
placed in the chamber, and arranged relatively
with the whereby tHc chefs and tighter and inferior
grain may when Of sufficient value discharge from the
maehine separately, and in clean state, or, when
worthless aowe to the fan box to be elected
thererom with the finer and foreign substances
This is part of what claim in the summary to my
patent The above notice will hope, be sufficient, that
none may claim ignorance Of my right.
word to the Use 10 sufficient.
March 2OJwtf JOHN A. WOODWARD
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B. & II. r. r. FREIGHT OFFICE.
TNHE only Freghttrain on this road leaves Bullingi
IL ton ct $50 4. n.
Albright designed to be forwarded any particular
day should be delivered on the day previous,
may2Sbptf. WIN. n. BACKUe, Supt.
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They were having a hot time in Australia
about the middle Of February. For ten days
the heat at noon in the shade was 1856 to lao
degrees, and at night never less than 81 to l04
degrees in door. There were innumerablc deaths
! from sun stroke.
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LAuGHrER-Laughter is not altogether a fool.
ish thing. Sometimes there is even wisdom in
it. Solomon admits "there is q time to laugh"
as well as time to mourn. Man only laughs
man, the highest organized being; and hence
the definition that has been proposed of MAN,
laughing animal" Certainly, it defines him
as well al cooking ANIMAL" 'tool-nakig
animal" "money making animal" a''political
ANIMAL" or such like. Laughter very often
shows the bright side of man. 1t brings out
his happier nature, and shows Of what sort OF
stuff he 10 really made. Somehow we feel as if
We never thoroughly know a man until we hear
him laugh. We do not feel "at home" with him
till then. We do not mean mere Singer, but
a good, round, hearty laugh. The solemn, sober
visage, like Sundays Dress tells nothing Of the
real man. He may be very silly, or very pro-
found very cross or very jolly. Let us hear
him laugh, and we can decipher him at once,
and tell how his heart beats. We are disposed
to suspect the man who never laughs. At all
events, there is repulsion about him which we
cannot get over. Layaser says, ''Shun that man
WHO never laughs. who dislikes music, or the
glad face Of child" This is what every body
feels, aud none more than children, who are
quick at reading characters and their strong
instinct rarely deceives them.-Blackwood.
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3 A / L r o A D.
I'M and after Wednesday, March 10th 1S2S, trains
~ via this will follows, leaving East Bur.
lington by @. b 4 Q. trains:
LIST Passenger At 6.s5 A. NJ. for Peoria, Chicago,
Cincinnati, Alton and St. Louis, via Galesburg, Knox
vile. Emxood and Peoria, to Chicago, and via Bloom
ington, Springfield Decatur, Lafayette Pana, Sandovsl,
Terre Haute and Indianapolis, for Cincinnati and s..
Louis.
I'd Passenger At 5:45 r N. for PEORIA Chicago, Gin
cnnat Alton and s. Louis making close connection ~
above.
Passengers via this route will change cars at Gales.
burg.
Baggage will be checked through from Burlington 20
need echeckng at Gaiesburg but must be at
tended TO and properly checked the Ferry Boat.
The trains Of the B. NJ. r. r. r. make direct con-
nectons with the trains via this This route 70
saving Of FIFTY ONE MILES Of travel over any other
to Southern points.
~ Through tickets to all the above points and TO al
Eastern cities may be obtained at the Ticket Once Of
the G. D. d Q. Il. r., corner Of Jefferson and Water
Streets. Z. 4. HOSFOKD,
Passenger Agent Burlington Iowa.
p. b. ROBERTS, Supt., Peoria, IL.
U. ii. KELLOGG, Genl Ticket Ag't, Peoria, Ill.
marlSdW
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| Mrs. Kline has obtained divorce from her
husband, in the court OF Sandusky, Ohio, on the
ground that he had become Q convert to Spirit
ualism, and was very Grabbed in his family.
The court decresd her alimony to the amount Of
/ "A mo
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Moss S1DE.-A fresh supply q Moss Side, b
l1 Marion HsrlanG. For ssleby j.. P.BROWN,
sept9S Barvet House Block, Sd d.
ENVELOPES Tor the million l-23OOC0
II DuG, Crean Laid, White and Blue, Wove En-
vslopss, ell siaes and styles. This day received and
TOR sale Wholesale, by J. r. BROWN,
se0t90 Barrett House Block, "a %.
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GoLD. GoLD!! GoLD!!!-By young man from
the Gold Region we learn that parties are dig
ging gold for regular business in Clark, Mad
ison and adjoining counties. Our informant
states that $40 per day have been realized by
some persons, although laboring with the most
imperfect tools. 1t is found in almost every
slough branch; aud the great wonder is, that it
was never discovered before. Some land own
ers, where the precious metal has been found.
have been offered aud have refused $500 aud
$500 per acre for their land.
We opine it must be extremely pleasant aud
convenient for the settIersin that neigheorhood
to have recourse OIL rainy days and Saturday
afternoons, to the inexhaustible vaults of Mo-
ther Earth from which to replenish their ex.
hausted wallets.
Right here it may be we'll enough to say that
we will take Iowa gold dust on subscription to
this paper at two bits pinch.-Khoxville Jour.
nal.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-05-04

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