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ANOTHER OUTRAGE.

BOsroS, June z.
The brig Helen Jane, from TIuxville, and the
schooner Citizen, from San Domingo, arrived here
yesterday and report having been boarded by
boats from British war vessels in the Gulf, but
RECEIVED civil treatment.
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MORE VESSELS BOARDED.

NV ok, juno q
The brig Abram, arrived yesterday from Savan-
lilo, reports having been boarded by boat from
the S:yx and papers Oyerhauled, but treated PO-
litely.
The Bark Tonaro, from Havana, was boarded
of that harbor by boat from a Spanish war
steamer but was treated eivilly.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FRoM NEw oRLFANs.

NEw YoRK, June 7.
The Washington Union of yesterday gives the
substance Of several private dispatches from New
Orleans. ....
hsyor Waterman has resigned Samuel II.
Kennedy. wealthy commission merchant, was
acting as Mayor under the authority Of the Vigil
ance Committee.
1t was reported that Theo Hunt and brother
RaRdeu Hant, with several others, had been mott
fed to leave the city, or remain at their peril
II was expested that five or six Of the leadiDs
rascals would be execuied
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u IOIIsl JuIt Y
The Democrats Lsavz1----.l---.--o,no,5 In, f,,r
nishes details Of the Utah news.
They contain nothing new excepting that the
Mormon men met by Gilbert going South, had re-
turned or were returning to Salt Lake, and that
Forman's command had advanced only about
forty miles from the lst to the 18th Of May,
and would not reach Carp Scott before the 18th
Of June.
Nothing further in relation to the cutting Of Of
Can't Marcy's train
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CLEARED--The steamer North Star, Captain
Sweet, cleared for Superior last night.
The new aud splendid propeller Northern
Light, Capt. Spaulding. Will sail on Wednesday
evening.
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EVERY FEMALE SHOULD READ
The FEMALE MEDIC Al PRECEPTOR
Or, Thirty Years Stud! and Experience,
ESPECIALLY DEvoEFb To
DISEASES OFaNOMEN;
By Cornelius L. Cheesmnn, NJ ID

BY Cornelius l.. Cheesman, NJ d,
NEW YORK CITY
An INSTRUCTOR, A GUIDE, AND PHYSICIAN
In which embodied a fun and ehasie description
tknowedge Necessary the welfare OF those married
about to Be married the Of eOleep pregnancy
and delivery, their pains and dangers well as the
methods by which many of the lser may waited
teaching how the system may b nvgorafed and restored
proper tone aer having bsea prosra;ed by
plants incidental the hamsn irzme. Also, much
PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION which viii olviaie
ths necessity any great amount Of sickness, and enable
the observanf reader TO great extent her phy
Ecian.
TENTH EDITION.
THIS hook vsiahs to the understanding the
n-pr5fessi0za feader and skilfaIy elaborated
planned arranged and earned out ans work OF its
kfad now before the public While it gives wholesome
pzrcalars and in infornafi1n
ofthe dslicsie with tbs female
system should he placed the hands Of every female
single married
PRICE 50 CENTS.
Tls work also presai35ns used By the doctor
his practice for the positive Of SrgsoEs Emp
e0as-FsDer Gai Agss-Segere Cossss cad cozs-Rhsum-
sfisn-Dysppsia-F -FalHsg a. of fie Ha g.. Sc. &C., any
Of which preparations may prove Of great value the
reader
This boak viii be by mail, free o. postage the
reception Of its p.ine which may he eher money
0s.ags stamps. An orders should bs addressed to
R. B. HUrCHINGs
. 4 "a ep17-d zNeus0i lBCaamhers stre-f \. V Cfv.
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FROM NEW YoRk

NEw IoKK, June z.
The Grand Lodge Of Free Masons closed th.sr
session this P. A., after having effected full and
complete union.
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Personal join WEEKS, Editor of the Medi-
na Ga-ette, is stopping at the Bennet House on
his way to attend the Cleveland or Rocky River
Baptist Association to be held at Euclid to-day and
tomorrow
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~ BKYANr& STATIONS chain of College
is now complete and in successful operation. A
Scholarship issued from the Cleveland College will
be good in Albany, Buffalo and Chicago, and piee
rsrsa. P. R. sPENcER & Sons have charge Of
the Cleveland Writing Department cbs4n
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GKAffENBERG
Family Medicines.
RETAIL PRICES.
HOME TESTIMONY.

hO1lH 4EO1 1llOA Il.
HARTFORD, Trumball Co. o. n. arch !. 81.
he:eby certify tha. have be en- dealing in the Graen-
berg Medicines for the past and truly say that
have never offered y nedlenes TO The Puse that have
net with the decided appreciation Of The people than
these, pa-cnlarly the Pills aad Cathoicon They viii
readily peruEm alland more than Is promised for them
have sold about ATTY bo ties OF the Cafhocon the past
sont and h'ar the best results IN every
~ y II c. Johnson. Med. Agt-
Read what Dr. Bushnell says Of the 6raIenbsrE Med
ieines DR. B. physician OF practice and
ole Of the most successful in The counfy rruni5ul
which he resides
rhls eertaes that have used he GaSnberg Pills and
Mashalls Catholicon = ID here By r. c. Johnson IN
mg nae ice 70 ny entire satisfaction. They ars good
medicines
Dr. G. W BUSHNELL
Hartford, Tmmh1ll Co, o., AIarrh 7, 81
WEsT BEDFoRD. Coshoctoa Co. May a. ST.
Mr. II. B. .Kingsey-Sr. have been selling the
e1es the Gsnbsry Company for the last ten years.
al have araby fouad tnem 70 give good satisfaction,
aud the pills have sold % great many famiies regu
lariF their aid coffee and with ny they have
pie article arskals Uterine Cafhoicon
ned cine that has d0asa greet Of roo Fenae
Diseases One lady sold told thf had re-
crFed gCodfrUn nuttle did ron long
courSe Of medca ment By the sicans
Yours, Truly, JAMES WILSON.
For sale By all drusgss and medicine dealers 10 Ono
X. B. KINGSLEY. CieEelund.
mh6-dSw ~ General Agent for Ohio
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CHARLEsToN. June 6.

The government steamship Atlantic arrived to-
day from Key West with troops for Fort Ioul-
trie. She reports the U. S. Steamer Water
Witch at Key West on the Sd. She was taking
in coal, and would leave the next day on cruise.
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HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE.
Vim. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.

THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE WORLD
Al others imta.ions, and should be avoided, II
YOU wish 70 escape ridicule
GRAY, RED. OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful aud Natural Brown Black without least
injury 10 Hair OF skin.
awarded Wm Bachelor since ls3s, and 5000
applications have mlde the Hair his patrons OF
his famous Dye.
wAI. A. BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE produces . color
lot to be distinguished from naiurs and s WARRANTED
not 70 iurea the least however long nay be o0utiG-
ned an the IN Effects Of Bal Dyes remedied, the Hair
vig0raied for life by this splsla6 Dye
Made, sold apphei Cn private rOoms the viz Par
l35 broadway, y. Y.
q The Genuine has name aad address upon sieel
engraving On four siles Of each Box. OF
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR.
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SAILED.

jlaiH BosrOS, June 2.
The q. s. brig Of war Dolphin sailed this P N.
for the Gulf Of Mexico.
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MORE INSTRUMENTATION at FIiedner's shaw
ing saloon
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
PLAIN AND oRNAMENTAI. PRINTING.

- For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
page.
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EOR SALE.-A handsome Country

ENOR SALE.-A handsome Country
Rssidsncs-Oa Newb1rg road, miles from the Coaft
House A me large house and acres OF land with 4
aIge lumber Of choice fruit Can be bought at
A SMALL FARMS acres, 4 Of a mile from the first
depot from the CITY, ofths principal hzirnads
Soh black sandy loa excellent for gardening q fria
pup ses wlh two good OrrhaTds 9c Will Be- sold a.
S.crthce fapplied Tor soon
CEDAR St.-Oue mile from the citF line a cott,,.
ao1se and Barn. nearly new, and land Wiih
= y :. -Ls9S lei tsses VIII sen or tent
kAh4l OF 10 ACRES-ls miles from the citv. ROOD
ss and oaldings aod we'll watersd with an orchard o.
eholce fruiL- So per are
FOR sALE OK EXCHANGE-I0O8 ACRES o
GOAL AND IRON ORE LANDS. Ar SO PER ACRE
In Penls Fanll 50 mleSf PttsburE ths Pei n
sylanis Rsiiroad and Canal heavy tmbered Lands and
good Tor farming purposes with dns foot Of bitn-
inous c0ai and veins OF VARYING Ia o
10 70 "A inches The abjye vauabe lands are offered IN
e1enange Tor Western lands at the low rce Of SO per
acre. y
PUTNAM CO-4s0 acres heavy timhered lands near the
jrt WAYNE Tim Railroaa; also, acres IN Dedance
Co, Of rholce timber, exchange for stock Of Goods
lOMA-slne lands with some cash to exchange good
EAST CLEVELAND-Farm Of lO9 acres with a large
farm house, barn and orchard ard watsred 70
exc hanse iarety properly S45 Deracre.
ihPhOEED FARMS IN MINNESOTA TERRIFIC
k1-Nel eaten and lear 10 thiivBE towns, To
ROUSE JENNINGS,
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]. n JOHNSON, n D.,

0ico lo5 SartweIs Block Superior street corner SEN
ees ~ Res dePce No III Pittsburgh s. Cleveland o.
leolsay
~ j. KEELER, N. D., ECLECTIC
Ae PHYSICIAN o1cs Ne. s. senses stIssi; rssilsars
: -'' S"' ns'S-
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The shoals and Qaitksands Of Youth.

The Shoals and QniekSandS Of Youth.
JUST PUBLISHED THE I'd EDITION.
ON SPERMATORRHEA OR SEM
INAL DISEASES "A scientific Treaties on the treat
aud perfect oNeryous Debility, Seminal Weak
Involuntary Eiaission, Impotence resulting fom
habits acquired during the critical passage from
Toufh 10 Manhood,
BY DR. CULVERWELL
Member u the Royal Colese Of Surgeons of Engl-rd
Q87 Lleeniafe Of the Han fs3il and % years Resi-
dent Practitioner IN London. Aufhor OF the ule 70
alIh~ --Green Book - .FfOw - be Happyr Me
moirs of Single and Married Lie" SC
This small hu highly ral1able Treaties. written b.
Egrd reuwled Physician and SurEenn points out q
1ny and permanent Tor al diseases resulting
self abuse and Is the only plhlca Of lis kind
Writfsa hcreFoleuf spIrif and b. scientific
should be the hands who val1s their LIFE health
and happiness hers and hereafter.
Price II cents. stamps at the receipt OF which II viii
be sent. post free and vel secured, b. Oh CHI LINE
No 40 lst Avenue. Bx ass New York deci9sndEWls
INHHDREN'S STRAW HATS-We
Nhave just rccsiEed trom Aucli NJ large stock q Leg
horn and C00red Straw Hats suitable for Boys ard Girls
Of all sizes which We viii eer ioy PEI cent below the
market priccs, ar s. HYMAN co. 3,
ar7O Corner Superior and Public Square
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DYSPEPSIA AND FITS
DIR. TRACY DELoRsIE


THE GREAT CURER OF CONSUMPTION, for
several ysa badly afflicted by Dyspepsia, part
he coBsnea to his bed. He eventual
ycaIed by prescription furnished him BY young clair
girL This prescription givsnhF eid while
oftranos, cured everybody who taken
never having failed equally in
FITS asof DYSPEPSIA The Ingredients may be found
IN any drug will sad uas prescription
any person the receipt Of sizmPtO posase-
address DIR TRACY DELoR8IE. GzrlT cuEKR OF
CoNs5NPIIoS New YORK Post OEee aplsaEwlm rs
]. B. Barnes Co. PrOprietOrs Of the Cleve
Iaai Planning WORKS. Af<ster BlO-k prepared
ulh szse experienced workmen T dong every
tioa Of Pu nbins iE the most thorough on
scientific plans, rs.sOaahs terms and short
Large stocks Of FOunlaas Of different STYLES and
i1ss- Bathing Tubs Of and wood, hned with
innsdco7per, heaters, lead AID galvanized
pipes Rabhsr Hose every description
sfBr.s sai PlAed Cocks including Selfclos
n Co-ks recently Introduced, wasa BOWS all kinds
fwstsr Works FiEaTes kegs constantly euhnnd- An
GRovER AND BAKKR's FAMILY SEWTxe Ma
oHrsEs-The particular attention of Ladies l.
called to the above machine, which possesses the
following decided and unnistakAble advantages:
Ist. Cotton is used it is purehassd--on spOOls
without winding saving time, trouble and
waste.
ID. The trouble and perplexity of filing shut
tie, (ss in other nachilss) is in this avoided;
~ shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd. Its very simple yet strong in construction,
easily learned and kept in order and does notT
qurs to be taken apart to be oiled
4fh The stitch Is always distinct, even and reg
ulHr, and viii not rip though every fourth stitch
aEs5 Be cut
5th. The stitch Is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
This Machine embroidsrs beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving Of
Iabor are invited to call st the sAlesroou Of the
subscriber and examine for themselves. The
olA sboss machines freely shown and samples Of
work given at all times.
The services Of lady and The use Of machine
can be obtsined by the day IN families, by calling
1t the room of Mr.. Hopkins Terms 81 per day.
SAMUEL HOPKINS.
5lgEFfTf ~ EorthrOP sPunglsr's Block,
nh3od6m:l9s Superior 81. up stairs.
HLARKS' SPOOL COTTON =
HBD Al TAYLOR GRisWoLD cos
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union TelesraPh,
oFFIcE, wLRIEe's BLOCK, coESKR or BANK AND
ST. cLAIR sTRKKTs.
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. RAYMOND & CO., HAVE RE-
Cd Coiored Diss siiSs LEV styles: SOLID GhscEed Can
Thibet SaWs, Cashmere shaw Is, White crape ShHSls,
SIape bask stA t,lel' '
haln riars. Chail, DeLaines Robesa Qnlies orsan-
Chaniey els Fancy Belr Ribb0us, Slack Velvet RIB
Boa Eahro deTed Collars. PsIssols, L3dies Gsnntls ;
a.rseies rimHin SLACK Butls1 Frlngc Ladies Silk
Ness roile- Quits, nriilcs Bed oais, urtsin Dam
asks Curtz Maslins Table and Piano Covers Chair and
seta Iaie. AslesndEs's Pans hid Gleves, shn.ngs,
aefs. Ensiish Cotton HOsery-sll of which have been
peTioT ssTeei mS6 S. RAYMOND 6 co.
RATANS, HOOPS, SKIRTS, &C.,
~ e 4, Al tbs million -
/ AIDES SACK FLANNELS.-Bay
dses = ''-'- w w6RREN, No isss fsi ssssfior St.
SHIRTS SKIRTS = DOUGLAS
- Sherzood's adiusi.hls hustle slItsIsced BY EI-
lust RECEIVED.-30 900 YARDS
~ more Of th4f Hemp csrpsiins; here are some a p
Ss Ssr. as 81 tY1sN Ss g. s es ~0Hh . CTS
als coraeT SuSsrioT sad Public sqr
H0UPS.-100 Gross Brass Hoops Of
le1'T4 Sliiy al reduced rates 2 I9s Jsss7g L59ee
| T ,INEN T0WELING-A LARGE
lCLARKS' SPOOL COT L ON.
abs ia $50 1T1YLoR. GRIswoLD cos.
IHOSIERY. LADIES WISHING
70 hey By the dozen can snd aful stock se c iron
le5 TAYLOR. GRlSWOLD co
ELEGANT DRESS SILkS.-Robes
Vslsnt. Robes Guile, Bsysdsre cSsns, Bsyaasre
| Cliaizi Gro de lslhahal, thIs dsy ePsn.d -
mia Z T. BALDWIN CO.
GHAWLS.-Steila, Cashmere an d
- - BEoaeh BordsTed an elegant assortment
| Rich Ealcy Dress Sllks-
/ Black Bsyalere silks,
| six Robe Quilf,
| STostsd Foala-d Silss, Berage Robes,
| OrElndie AIaxii1s-
| Organdis Rohes
- Frrlch NuElinz.
| NaleaCies aEd Clllues,
Psras1s, Hhe MArssIes Cambrc Sets, Muslin Sets,
fscne Settt-Splenaid assortment.
| Marsailles Ves;ir g. Caaimsres and silk FeEings
DOMESTIC GOODS
Great variety Of Masns, DsLsiaes OEEandiss CaIies
81 L K s.
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GROvER AND BAKER's FAMILY sEWSe Ma
oHIsEs-The particular attention Of Ladies l.
called to the above machine, which possesses the
following decided and unnistakAble advantages:
1st. Cotton Is used as it is purehAssd-on spOOls
-Eithout rs-Einding saving tine, trouble and
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-20
Shocking Calamity.

NEW 1oRk, Jan lS-P n
Between two and three o'clock this after
noon, q fire originated at the large public
school house at the corner of Concord and
Navy streets, Brooklyn, in which there were
500 children, and q most agonizing scene
took place. The teachers in one of the rooms
in consequence of the increased heat, not
knowing the cause, threw up a window and
it was not until the smoke poured into the
room that the alarming fact of the building
being on fire was suspected. A stampede
ensued among the children, uttering the
most agonizing cries.
Many were thrown from the windows, and
saved from injury by being caught in tho
arms of the firemen and others.
Seven children were suffocated or killed by
being trampled upon in the rush to the va
rious stairways on the first alarm. 1t is be
lieved that none were burned. Several other
children were badly injured, two having
their backs broken
The teachers acted with the greatest firm
ness, remaining in their rooms until all the
children were out. f-t.t
Many aggravated reports are in circulation
in relation to the number killed and injured
but it is believed that the dead do not exceed
seven. -
The school house was nearly new, and was
considered the most perfect and thorough
built of any in the city. 1t was four stories
high, and covered large extent of ground
The fire commenced Immediately after two
o'clock, and at sunset the destruction was
complete, the walls being level with the
ground.
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safety and Relief.-old DR.. II. James, abOu

Safety and Relief-Old DR.. ii. james, about
whom the New York and other Atlantic city press have
said much, has retired from practice, but Dr. Tho
mas Tilton his soninlaw has been educated to try-
for dispense his invaluable medicines Most
prominent among these is his extract Of Cannabis In
dca which he discovered after hard labor and deep
search In Calcutta. lie strove to make medicine to
his only child nom death by consumption, and he
succeeded. Or. Tilton, his senin-aw, isin Chicago,
Room No. Ia, State street) He has already sue
ceeded in curing permanently, hundreds Of terrible
cases Of Consumption, Nervous Debility ana suher-
ing, Asthma and Bronchitis. The Colds and Coughs
he has bansheti. are innumerale The Canniabis In
dica the most wonderful blessing Of the age Give
DIR. Tilton call send for bottle Of medicine, which
will cost you two dollars He will prove % you that
you need not be sick and that u WIN costa mere tribe
to get well. H..-- --... ID
y. ID "A spiro- Dynameter to test the strength of
the lungs, and ascertain the exact state of the patients
health
y. s. by addressing Dr. Tilton a note through the
Chicago Post Office, enclosing four postage stamps,
az cents recipe will be in return, of
to any part of the Union All letters answered prompt
ly. Address,
octli6m- Box 1852, Chicago, Ill.
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The Most Skeptical People-Can be convinced
by trial that all the family medicines are not humbug
and that among the thousand OF butterfly life there
are few Of great merit and undoubted worth. or
these, DIR. SANFoRD's ISvIGoRAroR on LIVER REM
Ipy. stands first and foremost among the remedies Of
the day that be relied medicine that all it
Is recommended by its proprietors Itadvertses itself
on every trial, for there are none who use II but tell
their friends to do and so il goes from mouth to
mouth till all the people OF the Union have learned
the good Of this truly valuable medicine Itisrecom-
mendei, with testimonials prove its virtue for the
Of liver complaints Of every kind, from the worst
Dyspepsia to a common headache, and is particularly
adapted to Jaundice, Deranscd Stomach, Bowel Com
plants, and diseases OF Children. (see Advertise
ment) dec.
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Hostetfer's Bitters.-In the present state onthe
weather gentle nvgorator is often essential to
preserve the balance Of the system, and especially the
digestive organs II all those in whom those impor
tant organs are disaranged We're to try Hos;etters
Stomach Btters, they would consult their own in
terest by doing ostetter's Stomach Bitterscoect
the appetite impa tone to the stem, forces off the
bile and all impure secretons regulating the bowels,
gives US strength of body and vigor Of mind and are
the wonder of the age for dissiparg dyspeptic ten
denotes. In all cases Of physical prosaon, paipita
tior, dizziness, great fatigue etc. is surprising how
the patient finds relief. No family afford to
be without it. Itrequires addition Of spirits. Sold,
in full quart bottles, by all hotels groces druggists,
&c. Extremely palatable. ------f jan20-dtwlw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-20

- junior partner in an extensive
clothing firm in Boston, has taken his depar-
ture with number of notes payable to the
order ofthe firm, amounting to over $50 900.
The senior partner has sued out an injune
tio2 against the two junior partners, both
being implicated. In the meantime the bu-
siness Of the house has been brought to a
stand still, and it is said that severa. legal
gentlemen will be required to unravcl the
troubles
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Pacific Railroad.
WASHINGTON, Jan 70

The bill, maturcd by the Pacific Railroad
Committee in the Senate, reported by Gwyn
to-day, proposes to locate a road between the
Big Sioux and the mouth of the Kansas
river to San Francisco. Alternate sections OF
land on each side of the road to be granted,
and sl2 800 per mile advanced on completion
OF every twenty-five miles, until $4,000, 900
be reached. The amounts thus advanced 10
be returned in mail services and the trans
portation of men and munitions Of war.
Five per cent. stock to be issued, the Prcsi-
dent to receive bids to make contract for
twenty years, and locate the road, having q
view to economy and the best route.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-20

fB II appears that the tax collectors in
some Of the counties in this State have been
collecting State tax for the present year
<ithost any law to authorize the proceeding;
among others the Treasurer ofDearborn has
has been receiving State lax under the i'm
preston that one was so be collected through
cat the State Finding that not to be the
ease, in order to make the taxes "uniform
and equal throughout the State-he now gives
notice that he is ready to refund the amount
recei we'd
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan l9-P

Gov. Packers inaugural refers to Kansas
affairs. He says he believes he expresses the
sentiments of the people of Pennsylvania, as
well as his own. in declaring that all the
qualified electors Of the Territory should
have the full and fair opportunity to partici.
pate in selecting delegates to the Constitu-
tional Conventions; and also that they shonl8
be allowed an unqualified right to vote upon
the constitution after it is framed. OF course
those who failed to vote cannot complain if
proceedings 20 on without their participa-
goes for reforming the banking system. 1t
opposes the issue of small notice, and the in
crease of banking capital under present ar
rangements.