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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-10

A RanRoap TRAIN IN 4 FLooD.-A correspou.
dent Of the Cincinnati Gazette, travelling during
the recent flood on the Ohio aud Mississippi Rail.
| road, Gays:
eOn crossing the bridge of the Ohio and Missis-
sippi Railroad, at Fincennes. the traveller west
fore him is a lake the Wabash Valley overhowed)
over six miles wide, and longer than the eye can
reach. Across this sea the train runs on trestie
work that sticks out just four inches above the top
OF the water Nothing is seen on its broad surface
save these iron rails around which the waters
eddy aud wbir, and dash madiy against the slender
frame, which seems to trembe under their force.
All over the lake whiriDg eddies, carrying oig
trees and drift round aud round These soon make
your head swim. and you feel that the treste-work
Is certainly moving: the bottom seems to be under
muded and is moving. while the top IS tipping
over against the current, and you expect every
movement to hear the splash OF the whole train
going down into the But II don't go, ana
there ia ua danger, frightful as IL looks
"But now we come to place that really seems
fearful. We are in the middle of the lake. it Is
Just twilight. Almost out of sight OF land-noth
ing but a waste of waters on every side OF that
long solitary railway traiD, We leave the straight
line, ard go curvng south like snakes track
Whyf Simply because the food has carried the
trestie work away from its straight course and
left IL in zig gag line, land bali upset, at thst)
some distance below where 10 originally stood.
$50 badly upset was this treste work, that in
some places the raj, on side was two feet lower
than on the other, and it seemed as though it
wanted only the weight of the train to throw IT
entirely down. The lower rail had, however, been
taken up, and timbers placed on that sidsto bring
it up as high. aud in some cases little higher
than the other, 60 as to throw most OF the weight
on the upper side. It was also braced up aud
STAYED rs we'll as could be done in the present state
OF the flood OF this half overturned, racked and
tottlish looking trestle work. our train crept eau
tiously along. A railroad train out at sea, with
iron enough about it to anchor it safely at the bot
tom, and creeping along on a shsky trestle work,
that the engineer is afraid to jar, for fear he may
jar it down. Workmen are busy now iu braciDg
up and Strengthening this part of the road. and
before my letter reaches you it will no doubt be
perfectly safe"
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q FOR RENT.-An excellent family

y tJN MIN I all tNctIIeUI family
G:z residence vita large let attached, contain
nau'iso.ne shade trees, situated uG gth street a
snort distance rorth Of Leigh, (French Garden HID
sl.u}2lnG the lot anl residence OF VIM, y. Kitch e.
t-.- Ihe dwelling Is large well arranged and il.
Z elem repairs, and IS supplied with gas The
s!trA-0 IS Lew. Possession givra immedAtely.-
Apply 10 2. POINDEXTER
@p sa-8 Pearl street.
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JOHN T srysR.
, VALUABLR pRIVAYE DwFiI

a. ING ON TUS SOUTH SlDE or MAIN. Rr.
~ EkN 7TH AND STH STkEEfS FOR SALK- We
an'horiSed e. Feli the valuable dwelling OF None
rravo. ahn about to reIaoVe To his farm ON lower
james RNer IL Is nearly sew. IS IN complete order
ana has All the m"steTn Improvements. The terms
g.. "a mcnt w'il be made libCrat, Apply To
,p--~t HBnbtN { AppERS0N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-10

SGxoRdx B. STEEL, Dentist, Office
and residence No. Isl, on Main. between eth aud 9th
Ircess, Richmond Va NV s0-ly
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nsa DIR. Jous B. wALrEALL, (Hom

pathst offers his professional services TO the citl
rs of Richmond and its vicinity. 0ff.ce at his re
sidence on Leigh street. two doors from 9Th.
ie l-I2ms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-10

UST RECElVED, per steamer JAM
towa, a few dozen Japanncd TINS. Of assorted
'Lc and OF superior quality, sHstNe for Sin 4" or
wlrging -igns. which ! shorid hke to cell at a
ual advance or Letter 10 order, in Gold or Paint
ls,r reasonable terms. JAS. NJ CARrER.
y Itlh and Franklin ST., opposite Exchange Hotel
p.S-TwoOr three good Jurnc5 5rnen ttouse Paint
-s might find cmploy rnent upon early app icatien
10 lin J " CARTER
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Ey FOR RENT--A very desirable
ki lwejlng on Grace street, between adams and
Church. The house contains ten IooG.s aud has
brt recently repaired and Eas introduced has the
city wafer IN the yard, and is in one Of the most
pleasant neighk0rh0Ods in the city.
To good tenant the re1lt "il be low. Appig to
fl. R-ts RAGLASD 4 BRO.
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gssy- tbs MUSTANG LIHIMENr

BY lHE MUSTANG LlSlMENT
Cures RteumdtiSm
TIE Mustang LiRimsnt
Cures SiF Joints.
The Mustang LinimeRt
Cures Burns and Hounds.
The Mustang LigiHeHt
Cures Sores and Ulcers
The II stang Linin"ut
lures Ct.:ed Breasts and Sore Nipples
The NtStGng Lintlnent
Cures Neuralgia
The Mustang Li1limeTt
ttsreS fGraS dld Warts.
Tie Mustang LiRiment is north
100000 DOLLARS PER ANNUHI
10 the United States the prts~rver aud restorer
OF valuable Horses and Cattle 1t cures all Sprains,
tialis wounds, Stiff JOINS, &c.
Win yOu answer this question! Did your ever
hear of any ordinary Sore, swelling, Sprain or Stiff
ness either on Iaan and beast which the Mustang
Lipi nent would not cure? Did you visit AM
respectable Druggist in any part OF the wOrld-ln
Eur pe a sia or America-who did not SAY 1T was
the greatest discovery Of the age!" Sold every
where. Every family should have it: three sizes.
BARNES h PARH,
myN-dkcIm Proprietors New York.
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~ExEcUTIoN.-McDauiel,c convicted in Rocktny.
ham, N. C., of the murder of woman with whom
he had been living, was executed on Friday last,
between 10 and IL O'Clock, 10 the Ss.euce Of about
fifteen hundred persons. The sentence OF the Law,
carried into effect thus early in the day. In ac.
cordance with the prisoners own request, he bav.
ing even insisted on it being done as early as suu
rise, as he had become tired of staying there any
longer" He claimed under the gailows, tc be ipno-
cent OF the crime Of which be was Convicted or IL
guilty, to have been at the time of the com ission
of the horrid deed in a state Of unconsciousness.
yHoduced by intoxication =
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DIFFICULTY WITH PERU.-The President has com.
municated to the Senate the correspondence be.
tween De Osma, the Prussian Minister. and m.
Secretary OF the State, relative to the forcble ana
violent seizure of the American vessels Georoian.
and Lizzie Thompson, while engaged In taxing IN
in guano, under the charge of being envseee IN
contraband trade, and imprisoniag the prisoners
on board: .-.- .-...-l 80 =,
our government has claimed full satisfactjo,
both for this and the boarding and the detention Of
the Dorcas U. Yeates by Peruvian armed Of amer.
De usma enters into long argument In defence Of
the Peruvian government, and expresses a hope
that nothing will occur to interrupt the friendly
relations at present existing.
secretary Cass, in reply, reminds he Osna that
the case presents one OF very graves. auestious
Tor consideration. lie says that the cutting ont Of
thes. vessels resembles piratical enterprise r..
ther than an exercise Of legitimate power. He
encloses the opinion Of Attorney General BACK.
who maintains that the whole proceedings of the
PERUVIAN Government were contrary to the law of
nations and relugnaut to the principles Of muausl
Justice; aud transmits copy Of his recent letter
TO Lord Napier, nnderscorfng the strongest sen.
fences for De 0sma's information concernips the
position OF the United States relative to the
-earch or seizures of American vessels by these
foreign powers
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Worm RESPONSIBILITY is it that

so many suffer an repine and drag out miserable
existence untitled for the enjoy ments and even or
aiuarr pursuits of life when relief may be obtained
aud health and vig0r restored. by q treatment at
Ciaracterl
10 those who have suffered long with disease nj.
timating in loss of appetite, vigor 6c the uuder-
slgned tenders ais professional services assuring
Tue sufferers, IN candor and sincerity pleasant con.
Eehient and proper prescriptions, thorough cure
apd sonDs body and mind, without unpleasant re-
str,ctons or hindrance from ordinary business pur-
suits. f
All diseases of private Dature from whatsoever
au; either recent or chronic ritures an irrita-
PIE bladder, &c; also, Scrofula Asthma, Rheuma-
tlsni Piles &c. skilluly and successfully treated
Or HARkIs can be consulted daily, at his rooms
over 1921 Main street above llh and opposite the
fth door above | tn street
From this date until the st of june DR. HARRIS
VIII not be at his office Wednesdays Thursd ,ys and
Fridays OF each week, but from Saturday morning
until Tuesday evening. he may be consulted from
l0 A N to NJ, and to p M. ap 29-3m
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Rs- BRACES GREAT IMPROVEMENT -
THE ARCTIC LININENT
DEFIES ALL COMPETITION
Thousands who have used it, affirm that il IL
4 GREAT IMPROVEMENT on
DIR. BRAGG'S OTHER LINIMENTS.
In the cure OF
RHEUMAi Ism, PARALYSIS
NEURALGIA, PILES
sPRAINs, BRUISES,
STIFF JOINTS, OLD SORES,
BURNS WARTS
SCALDS, MOULDS.
TUM0RS CORNS
FOR HORSES and MVIE& externally nothing ex-
ceeds the ARCTIC LINIMENT,
In curing
SPkAIES. SWEENEY,
SCRATCHES, CALLS
THRUSH, RINGBONE,
or any Soret- Swelling, or Enlargement of Bone or
Muscle.
Price Is ITS 50 cents and 81, for small, medium
and large 81 ID bottles.
For salu by all Druggists.
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
ia al3-ts Wholesale Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-10

H MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIs.-The
unreasonable weather which has been prevailing
ir some time past is naturally, productive of many
OF tnose lni1anmatory ailments which aftiict man
hihd. Let all who may be thus attacked provide
themselves with 'HENRY'S STIMULATING IINlMENT'' y
aud obtain the relief which it invariably afford ds
whtnJndicousy applied The proprietor partieu.
!arI recon- this preparation ts those who are
sun ring from PAINS IN THE BACK and AFFECTIONS
OF TIE LIVER
IT, For sale by Meade & Baker Jpo W GarIick
GrubDs Apperson, B. l.. Thomas and others
PURCELL Il LADD,
my 3l-lm* Wholesale A gents
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NENTS HOSIERY GOODS

TLNUS SALE,-TEW no # st James
Church. Apply at the Dispatch cflice
Je It's
PNENTS HOSIERY GOODS
- Gents GauGe, Nerino uudsr Shirts and Drawers.
Gents GauZ- Lisie, thread aud Cotton Under
.shIrtr and Drawers.
Cents sllk Uadrr Shirts aud Drawers
Cents 6leached, Brown and Stamped Colored half
Z lse
Gents silk Lisle Thread, Berlin and Kid Gloves
Gents LINEN and Marsei les Collars aud buscms.
Grn,'s Buck aud bog SSiu rriying Gloves.
Gents SiR and Lawn CraYats f,r summer.
Grut's silk a. iemmed Linen Cambria Hhkfs.
Cassni- res--Blsck and roloredin variety.
Linen aud Cotton atirgs, Nankinets, &c.
CHRISTIAN Il LArHR0p,
AIrf,,
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DELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-This Institu

BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-This Institu
- ton, which has been in successful operati, fer
tho lest fire years. is situated OH
CHURCH HILL RICH M0ND, VA,
Ia delightful, airy position, and is furnished with
every convenience conducive to the comfort of pa
tients and the successful treatment of disease.
Ii has lately undergone extensive repairs. Rooms
have been nicely furnished suitable 10 the accom-
nodation Of gentlemen who may find it inconve-
nient to be treated at their private lodgings;
Particular attention Will be paid to the lpin1-i1i
yards, which are peculiarly commOdious.
TERMS:
(TdyGble on the remOpat Qf the Patiently
White patients, per week.....-.............-...$6
Coioftu 10.
Private Rooms, " ...............S7 to $l5
HS- City acceptances required for patients from
the country, unless where the parties are known to
one of the Physicians of the Il HospItai.
This includes all charges for Board Medical attend
ance Nursing and Medicine. BY arrangement
with the infirmary of tue Medical College, small
additional fee ranging from 81 to $780, will be charg
cd for Surgical cases. The particular sum may be
ascertaned beforehand by application to one of the
attending Physicians.
No snail pox admitted.
No patieot received for less than week.
The 1ndersianed will give their personal atton-
Il IN to alI patients placed in their Hospital.
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
JAMES BOLTON NJ. D.,
Grace street, between 4th and 5th.
THOMAS POLLARD, ii D.,
Basement of the Powhatan House.
O. A. CRENSHAW, NJ. ID,
Franklin ST. next door below Trinity Church.
WIN. w. PARKER, M. D.,
Court House
THos. NJ. NIXON. NJ. D., Resident Physician.
NH rl-eOdly
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sALxs or Toa.ccow =. no,,..a

sALEs or ToBAcco-We noticed the
Iaet Yesterday that tobacco had been purchased ae
one OF tne warehouses and sold at the Exeha so ss
snahasomc advance. buyer informs us that he
purchased 1T the Exchange ana rs sola A - -
aoase se, Al large advance. We have noticed both
lacts as an item of news only
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LANGE'S
& - LAGER BEER SALOON, t.
- AZ gtrtel h,tlcrsA Hrntd ard -

IIit StTfFI, bFiJcFfH DF0fN UfI .zklaas-sR
RdTSh05D
The PrOpI etar of this saloon. having improved IT,
uJw better prepared than heretofore, TO accom-
late his fIeuds aud thv public. to whom he
vlthe4 - return thanks for their very liberal en-
uragement. lie wIIl always keep supplied with
A- best READING LAGER BEER, oWIfSER,
CHI kEc +, &c.
\ B--de recommends his SUMNER LAGER
BEER. by the authority of several medical gentle
nen - an excellent tonic for ladies'
,ay t--jsru J q LANCE.
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"a FOR RENT-The House on Cary

Es street. between % and Sd. at present occupied
irs Holden Rhodes. 1t has rooms. is IN thorough
spar, aud 10 good tenant will be rented at mode.
Ate price. Possession given LIST day. OF May. Ap-
.Iy 10 DlBLELL q JOHNSON,
So 5-ts Shock0e Sip.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-10

NAvAI.--Grders have been received at the Cos
port Navy Yard to hold surveys on all the war
vessels lying at this statiou and report their con-
diton and probable cost Of repairs to the Navy De-
partment The following are the vessels on which
surveys will be held
Ships of the line-Pennsylvana, Columbus, Del
Anf and New York; frigates-United states,
lbia and Raritau; sloops of war-Saratoga.
Adams and csane; screw steamer--gich.
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e. FOR kENT--On huIcb Hill Iw1

. doors noTth Cf Leigh street (r,,s session given
Immediately, one Of those newly erected brick ten
atuents IHte IN the 0csapsMCy of joan G smith ssa
containing SIX rHoms with tCy and elevated base.
men, with g0rd"a attached, aad we'll of wa,,r on
a. premises. Rent per anusua, sla0. Apply 10
re It's JNp II Cock a., pa.al Aa.n, .
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E:3 ej Brick Teneneuts on Cary street. hetweeo
Ii aud Sth They are we'll adapted for Grocery
stores, or any kind ofreta business They contain
rooms, besides the store ROOM and we'll adapt
Il for the accommodation Of families, having all
-ass4ry couTenieIcoS. Possession given immediate
:. T =ncd tenants, the rent VIII be moderate
Apply - h Z. RAGLAND 4 Co,
la 2l--ts Lumber Dealers. Marshall street
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nRESS GOODS We have q full as
II sortment Of handsome Dress Goods, which W,
rece ntly bought at great sacrifice and are seilipl
them now very low. j ROSESBAUA.
ieS esT#s lga Broad 81
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r. FOR RENT OR SALE-The com

20 Portable House ard Lot. recently occupied by
Mr.. Amanda d Cochran, For terms apply to
JACOB SitrOK
,.y 22--ts AEent for Z J. MC-9H kSNkY.
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- F02 RE>T-A large Stable and
ia ln', on sth street aud the Canal The lot Is
ysfy we'll suited For a coal and wood yard. Posses
sj's given i@tl June inst. Rent $50 Apply TO
j kkNSEE
3-1s 18th street. hetNea4 Main and cary
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RELIGIOUS REvry.L ;n,s,..;;,.

ra 1reahary Methodist Church. Rev. Mr.. Head, pastor.
~ rae services are conducted nightly By Rev. VIM.
ate OF California, who will preach to-nighs
VI 'ne subject OF tue conversion Of 50. Paul.
IHs CONVENTION of Sunday School
scholars and teachers will convene to night n ths
FIRST Baptist Church. when Mr. Brosddus viii
preacn the opening sermon As nearly every per
schools, we presume very large audience viii be
in attendance. 80 -
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DATENT SOAP POWDER-Washing
without labor, warranted to take the stains out
| Of Table Linen and NAPKINS without injury. For
sale by GEO D0WDEN Druggist. &
je9 II5 Broad street
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VHOSE BLEACHED SHIkTiNas-

L Opening this morning, more Of those ward wide
Eleached shirtiDg. ct sd. Ter yard. Ali in want
Al now be supplied
ALSU-white and colored Steel Hoop Skir ., va
louS qualities. CHRISTIAN HhTIIRuP,
60 Main
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g FOR RENT, ana possession given
BE in lew days the large aud des rabIy located
tNeHaG, carnsr ot 5th and IRA kiln streets now
upicd hv Mrs c .. BurtOa a Buardips, House
..s watch It Is admirably adapted. Apply 20
TIudaS " DDSWE. l.,
Receiver OF Browns Administrator
HINT. ~
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II IlAf ~ u 4 - - "a S'A'N IF hu
II signed. having engaGeda practical PLUMBER,
Ie who has been for a long time engaged Mt the
lrY WArEE WOhgs and theref re understanls the
.u.inens thoronshly, is now prepared to do work IN
..r line of putting up HY DkASTs and all kinds OF
'HDUsE PLUMB Nc, promptly. neatly, sph.tan-
ally and ia w0Tmanlike mr nner. for cash. at the
q stand, No g, Main street, sign of the big Cofee
'Dt.
irt-2w VIM. SEARS WOOD.
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SUGARS.--100 hhds. good 10 prime
- Porto Rico aud Cuba Muscaysdo Sugar; 100 bbls
New York Circle A Crushed do: 90 bbIs New York
Powdered do; "a bbls Patent Cut Loaf do; 100 bbls
Hew York Extra GCoffee Go 9s ibis United States Q
B. ~ bbis New York Circle Coffe do; for saie by
10 7-lm LEWIS n WEBB a OO.
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Te FOR RENT.--For the purpose OF
"a moving iatc larger building on the Basin
kSJE. SS Gt3T the b0uSe at present occupe1 by ia
for rent. WM r. STAPLES Il CO. :
l2th street next door to
- It's Shields A SorneryiIIa
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COFFEE --275 bags Prime hio Gotfee
~ 4Ei bags Prime LaguayTa Coffee;
40 do. do. haTaea,bo DO.
For sale by
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CREkN TEAS Imported Fer chips
" "Hnzzar,n Intrepid "aNabob" and "Hora,io'
all good brands, For sale by
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aS SWHERB SHALL WE GET OUR LIRE-

Cor Main and 18th. and Main and Wall sts
my l0-3m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-28

o. The evenings, now, are as beau
tiful as poets brightest dream. 1t is
impossible, for one to walk along the
bank of our river, or up some Of our
most pleasant streets. without feeling
his spirit soothed-however it may have
been ruff1ed through the day-by the soft,
mellow light, and the gentle breeze laden
with the perfume of May flowers
Burns sings Of the gentle flowing Alton"
but surely that stream is not to be COM
pared for a moment with our own mag
nIficent Chic. For the past two or three
evenings, we have witnessed an indispo-
sition on the part of our business men,
on Water street, to retire to rest-thcy
preferring to sit in the calm moonlight,
watching the light dance upon the water,
its edges fringed with shadows-to tell
over their experiences, and manifold al.
ventures. If there is any tender spot
or "fond recollections'' about 4 man
these beautiful nights will inevitably
bring them to the surface, and we never
see any one sitting and enjoying sucl
evenings as We are now favored with
but what we conclude, the "better part
Of him has the supremacy for the tim
being.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-28

THE o. &c NJ. RAILROAD, made none OF
It's connections on Tuesday and Wednes-
day, in consequence ola very heavy
slide on the Lawrenceburg road few
miles West Of Cincinnati. We learn
that nearly the whole surface on the
side of one Of the precipitous hills West
of Cincinnati, got loose during the recent
long and copious rains. and was precipi-
tated over the track, burying it for a long
distance, many feet deep. 1t moved
gardens, fields, fences. houses. and struc,
lures of all kinds, making genera
wreck Of them. 1t will be many day:
bcfure the road can be dug out; but al
omnibus line will be established to trans
port the passengers between the point o
the land slide aud the city.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-28

CT The Etna Insurance Company
has made contract, for the erection OF
n large block Of buildings at Indianapo-
lis. Such an investment, for the COM
pany, would pay better here, where
there is a dozen applicants for every
store and tenement that is in the process
of erection. Our population is growing
too rapidly for the increase Of buildings.
This city, too, has paid the company an
amount in premiums, that entities it to
the consideration ard favor of its man
ayers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-28
Neyx Nork Market.

New YORK. May 27-M
Flour market heavy. and dropping for all
grades except supcrfnc State which is scarce
and wanted; sales of 10000 bbbs at e5Q
80 for supcrfine State; 0QG4 10 for extra
State, 5 SjGS 90 for superfine Western; 90
IA 80 for common to medium extra Western
4 S0@4 Go tor shipping brands of extra round
hoop Ohio; the market closing dull; Cana
dian flour is unchanged; sales of 500 brls at
4 25G4 a for common TO chOice extra. Rye
flour dull. Wheat is in fair demand for ex-
port at easy prices; sales of 1000 bush at
s0@S2 for Chicago Spring; s4@56, for Nil
waukie club; S5ds6 for Canadian club; l 90
for prime red winter Western; i 10 for white
The market j. unchanged; sales of 1900 bbls
at II 5Ogl7 60 for mess; Ii 259l5 45 fol-
prime.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-28

wThe New York Herald thinks that
Mayor Tieman's descent upon the Georgia
lotteries is one of the most splendid pieces of
advertising for Swan & Co. that was ever
contriyed by mortal brain. ''The lottery is
now known" says the Herald "from one
end of the country to the other, and we have
no doubt that after this furry has subsidized,
the profits of the owners will be greater than
ever before" If taking steps to crush an
illegal association, is but an advertisement
to public favor, there is but little induce
ment to try to put a stop to any crime.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-28

MONTGOMERY BAND RouTED.-We gave
Montgomery's band. 1t appears that the
attack WAS not made by the United States
troops, but by 80 or 40 citizens of johnson
county, who had been driven to desperation
By the lawless acts of the marauders; they
assembled aud attacked the bandits camp,
before the robbers were aware of their APP
proach, aud shot eleven of them dead at the
first fire. Montgomery and about SO follow
ers fed.