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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-23

0F Some days ago a man was arrest
ed at Ashland, Va, for stealing and run
ming off negro from Charleston, S. G.
He and the abducted slave were found
in company and arrested, and the add
uctor and the black abducted were
closely chained together and taken
back in the cars to Charleston. A
Southern paper says, the "white man
presented an appearance Of the most alb
ject shame the human countenance can
be capable Of expressing. 1t was most
appropriate method Of securing the
scoundrel. He was caught taking the
slave to the North; now it was rice versa,
and the slave was taking him to the
South.''
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-23

OF 1t is said that developments
have recently been made that would con-
vict Mrs. Cunningham of the Burdell
murder, could she be subject to the Sec
ond trial.
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PROF. DE GRATH'S PRACTICE.
4 Sheriff Cured i'm one Night by Dc Grath's
Electric oil.

4 Sheriff Cured i'm one Night by Dc Grath's
Electric OH.
LETTER FROM DR.. KEYsER.
Pittsbnrg, May s@sh, 1855
Prof. De GRATH, 80 South sth St, Pha.
have remarkable Deputy Sheriff Kerr of
PIitsburg, had very swollen and painful hand. |
applied the OIL personally, which gave instant relief
Inflammation, in shich the results
tory Truly yours,
GEO. IL. KEYsER, ND.
GREAT CUREs-CTrIzEss, READ, RHEUsATIsg.
Mr.. Joseph ID. Bare, :? Myrtle street, says the Flee
trio Oil cured him Immediately.
PHEs.-Charles Sexton, Esq, Ex-Mayor OF Cam
den, says six applications cured him. Also, cured his
rheumatism.
NEUR.LcIA.-Mr. David Mann, I9o, Vine street.
says, ne was great sufferer, but the OIL Curel him.
So says r. H. Grant, EsI., 81 ., NOr1h Eighth
CRoUP-This Oil is infallibe for Group. ASK a
laily at Girard House.
CAUTIoN.-There numerous limitations sprung
mp on the reputation that article has acquired.-
Inc puDIc must beware. They are worthless.
Phila., Sept. ls, 1856.
PRoF. De GRATH-Dear Sir: 1 must inform you o
the great benefit patient of mine has experienced
from the Application Of your Electric OIL The case
was that OF girl Of years OF who terribly
afflicted With scrOfula. and discharge from the
The leg heue contracted literally buy the
heel in the hip. Ii had been in this state for anut u
months, and could find nothing in the " hole Mate
ly procured bottle of your Electric Oil aud gave
To the mother directing her apply to the parts
making the leg nearly one fourth straight in aboSt
s hours The application of the Oil continued
for about weeks, using only . bottles and the
JOHN II. McEwIN, Nd;
ls2 Calowhill street
CAUTIoS.-There numerous limitations .prHnns
up the reputation that NV article has acquired.-
The public must beware. They are worthless.
l4-lmdkW
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COAL.
apli

BODIAM MINING COMPANY,
(Ofce on Water street, under the Telegyagh Ofice.)
Cart loads of l6 bushels of Bodiam Mine Coal de-
lvered to any part of the city 81 80 per load. Coal
weighed if desired, at the expense of the purchaser
Notes of solvent banks of Illinois and Wisconsin Ia
ken in payment JOHN NYMOND.
dec2o-u. Secretary and NJ anager.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-23
PINE SHINGLES,
nm G0n

100000 No. / (no mis.akel PINE SHINGLES
received with the above Lumber, and for sale har,
times prices. Those who want Shingles and no
Chips, will please call and examine these.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Sale or Rent.

a DESIRABLE residence situated i'm the upper
"A plri of the city, containing six rooms and kitch
en-, having also the necessary outh0uses belonging TO
II. For terms apply to III. Il. CUNNINGHAM, at tho
store of Charles lahcock apa0 Nv
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s3-''lt is not the use but the abuse that
object to-" as Mr.. Buchanan protested, when
Informed that certain frc-eaters were de-
nouncing him.
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The Jewish Disabilities bill which re-
leaves them from the oath ION the true
faith ola christian" has been a third
time passed by the British House oil
Commons, by a vote of two to one; but
it will again be rejected BY the House oil
Lords
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Dyspepsia and Fits.-DR. TRACY DELORME,
the great of Consumption, for several
so badly afflicted with Dyspepsia that for part of the
time he was confined to his bed. lie was eventually
cured by prescription furnished him by young clair
voyant girl This prescription, given ~ child
while in state of trance, has cured everybody who
has taken IL, never having failed once 1t is equally
as sure in cases of FITS Of DYSPEPSIA. The ingre
dents may he found in any drug store. will send
this valuable prescription any person on the eipt
Of one stamp to pay postage.
Address, DR.. TRACY DEL0RM
Great Curer of Consumption,
apl-d&wlm New Yor,, Post Office
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-23

Railroad Accident-The Effect of Whisky
Last Tuesday evening, as the up train
on the Evansville & Charlottesville Rail-
road was approaching Currysyille, few
miles below Terre Haute, the engineer
discovered a man sitting on the end of
cross tie, just outside the rail. lie
whistled down brakes. but before the
train could be stopped, the man raised
his head and received blow on his
shoulder and jaw from the iron step at
tached to the locomotive. The force Of
the blow, bent the step ami knocked the
man several feet down an embankment.
When picked up, he was apparently life
less. Conductor Bloom took the unfor-
tunate man on board the train, and left
him at Currysville in the care OF ply
stefan. The mans name was Raines,
well known in that neighborhood as
confirmed drunkard. At tie time Of
he accident partially filed whisky
bottle was found by his side. He prob
bly, sat down by the road too drunk to
roceed and then fell asleep. The ply
.ician at Currysville thought on Wednes
Jay, that Raines would recover, and as
,ie is worthless fellow, and withal a
drunkard, it is highly probable he will,
as worthless weeds are harder to kill
than valuable plants. Tn, doggery
keeper in Currysville who sold him the
whisky is the only party really guilty in
the case. Mr.. Bloom, the conductor,
delayed the train at Currysyille until a
place could be found for Raines, and then,
with others, carried him to house near
by and left him in charge Of physician.
1t is long time since an accident Of any
sort has occurred on the Z. & G. r. R.
Under the present management passen-
gers may feel safe, but drunken men sit
ting on the track at night, can only ex
pect to be kindly cared for after the
breath Of life has been nearly knocked
out of them by the locomotive. The
doggery man at Currysville, like all dog
gerry keepers is very respectable man.
and will, no doubt, regret the death o
Raines, who was a never failing custo.
mer
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-23

TuNIIE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs the
III Captains of Stsansboats, and the public sene-
rally, that he has opened Sail and Rigging Loft in
Carpenters Warehouse, on Water street, where all
orders in his line will he thankfully received, and
punctually attended to.
Sails, Awnings, Tarpaulins, Wagon Covers and
Canvas Hose, and every article in the Rigging line
manufactured at the shortest notice.
Orders respectfully solcited; to be left M 7 q
Sennemans Rope Store. or at the Loft - W.
sE Ropes neatly spliced.
mrls9m CHARLES EXERT.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-23
GUARDIANS SALE.

II BY virtue OF an order Of the Court Of Common
aD Peas OF NanderbuTgh county, will expose to
sale at ,ublc auction, at the Court House door i'm
Evansville, on saturday, May nth, ls5s, the folio
ing described real estate, towt Lots II - in block
No. Eleven QD in the 9Th Enlargement, adjoining
Evansville and now embraced within the Corporate
limits of Evansville, aforesaid being the property of
the heirs of Jno G.. Fisher, deceased.
Terms Of sale. q cash, balance in 6. u and Is
months, the purchaser giving notes with approved
security, waving relief from valuation or apprase
ment laws, and bearing interest from day Of sale.
BRACKET MILLS,
Guardian Of John q. Fishers heirs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-23

CristOdOrO's Hair Dye.-The transition of the
Hair from grey, red sandy, to brown black pro
ducel by this article ,yTANEous and the color
brought out is natural, bright and
UNCHANGEABLE
under exposure to the air Being also nutri-
tious preparation, free from corrosive ingredients, it is
highly
BENEFICIAL TO THE HAIR.
and hence - ftyorite not only with Fashion,
but is universally approved by Ladies as toilet ar
Gle of incsnai,c value. Sold everywhere and ap-
piled 10y all IIair Drcssers.
JOSEPH CRISTODORO,
mr3l.lmd&w No. 6. Astor Hou sc, New York
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-23
TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.

AsUNDRIES-
- lc bags fine Liverpool Table Salt;
20 Hit bbls Tar;
> bbls. Pulv. Sugar;
3 bhls. crushed do;
10 do small Loaf sugar;
rs boxes lump Tobacco;
~ do. fine Va. Tobacco hest brand;
~ cases Olive Oil, 20 loZ. 3 quart bottles;
Il do. do. do. 30 do. pint bottles;
l5n kegs pure White Lead;
bbls, Turpcniinc;
~ boxes Hamburg Cheese:
Received and for sale by L. " ID. IIEIMANN.
a,,De
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-23

BR An at Southern Mills, for 10 per bushcl at
retail, and s. per ton, ~
apj-tf IGLEHART BROTHERS.
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House Wanted.

E,1OR a smll family without children. Rem
n promptly paid. Enquire at the Journal Office.
apl0-tf
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EeRIMSTONE.-
AB ) Bbls. Roll Brimstone;
5 do Flour Sulphur;
do Epson Salts;
Cask Madder. In store and for sale nv
GEO. FOSTER n co.
ss2boSElNILLE MILLS" FLOUK.-A supply
IL in barrels and sacks, kept constantly on hand,
for sale by GILBERT Il B0NLES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-23

VINCENNEs.-Thc advance in real es-
tate, at the Old Post the last year, is said
to be without a parallel even in the
West. 1t is surprising what power rail-
roads have exerted in stirring up some Of
the Sleeping Hollows and arousing the
old Rip Van Wrinkles WHO have been
dreaming away life for two and three
generations. The Gazette says in 1850
the administrator Of an estate sold thirty
lots in that city at an average OF $33 per
lot. Since then 800 have been paid for
some Of the same lots. and for part Of
them even higher prices are offered
Three years ago, several lots on Main
street. between First ard Second, sold at
$40 a foot; which sold few day ago, foI
over $50. Four years ago the whole o
what is known as lIarrison's Addition
was sold for less than $4,000, being
about 500 per lot; now lots are selling
from $3.50 to 5000 each, and building,
are being erected 10y actual settlers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-23
LEGAL NOTICES, ETC.
NOTICE.

.Stqte If Indiana, JdnderJ~rg county
rENHE undersigned hereby gives notice that she
II has been appointed Executor Of the last vail
and testament OF James A. Byers, deceased, and been
duly qualified and sworn as such. -
NANCY BYERS.
All persons knowing themselves to have unsettled
the books of said deceased, are requested
to come forward and settle Immediately at the shcr-
,xnni IInnsr ap21- div NM2W
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-23

4 rEMENT.-50 Dbls. Hydraulic Cement, just re
~ ceiyed and for sale by
apis ViCKERY Il JOHNSTON
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II N(ENRs-
~ :9.9n Of German and Havana Cigars;
$4,000 genuine G.. ID. Gun Gaps;
a boNes Head Clothes Pins;
20 cases white Cedar Churns;
20 baes Wrapping Twipe;
- coil Jute Rope;
20 coils Manila Rope;
= gross Transparent Soap;
Received and for sale by
l.. ID. HERMANN.
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An INDIAN WrDDryG.-The Nebraska City

An INDIAN WEDDING.-The Nebraska City
News gives a description OF a royal wedding
in that vicinity, between the Pawnee chief,
"Whitewata" and the daughter of an Otoe
tribe chief, named mush-pe Shinga.-
The chlcftain's daughter was elegantly dress
ed in a red flannel shirt with Il deep blue
calico border, checked apron, and sum-
mer killed buffalo robe and white felt hat.
Her Jewels were magnificent-from either
auricle depended bright ornaments of brass,
tin and copper. She also wore ''red petit
coats embroidered according TO design of
her own, with pOrcupine quilts, representing
desperate dog fight. Her entire wardrobe
and jowelry could not have cost less than six
thousand dollars in Fontcnellc money, or
about ttco dollars in specie.
The bridegroom was attired in all the mag
nifcencc which his rank and wealth demand
cd. lie wore standing shirt collar, medal
of President Pierce, a blue straight collared
soldier coat with brass buttons, an elegant
pair of Spanish spurs, while his stalwart lons
were admirably clothed in an ancient coffee
sack. Altogether the appearance of both tho
bride and the groom was appropriate to their
sphere in life. The bridal rcpast hung in q
camp kettle over the fire in the princely
lodge, during the ceremonies ind consisted o
young dog meat, mule steak, beavers tails
and fish, making as savory and nourishing
compound as ever gra ed royal banquet.
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NOTICE.

~ X. DREW, having been ordered To Saint
Ss Paul 10y the government, will not return e
Evansville for several weeks. Those having claim.
against him personally, or against the Pavilion Ito
tel are requested to present them the undersigned
for payment, who is authorized to collect and dis
charge all debts against c. X. Drew.
apt c. *. DREW,JR.
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dNODEY'S LADY'S BOOK, and all the Magazines
| u for May, can he found at
| apo VI. l.. J0HNS0E'S. First street.
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REMOVAL.

FENlIE subscriber has removed his Office to Fourth
IL street. between Main and Sycamore, in the same
house occupied by y. Rowley, Esq, as Canal Gel
ector. lie respectfully socits share OF patronage.
ap. 5-eTd DANIEL CHUTE, j. p.
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ICE CREAM IN TEN MINUTES
dOz. quarts;
do q do;
ID 9 do;
AUSTIN'S PATENT ICE CREAM FREEZERs,
received and for sale Mt I.&D. HERMANN
HURRANTS X CEMENT
~ 800 lbs. Currants;
80 bbs Cement;
Received and lor sale nv T., n IIFINANN
ESLIES'S GAZETTE OF FASHION for Nav,
H. at DOBELL Il CONTNGTDN
I 0ND0N NEWS, Mt
APPS DOBELL Il CONVICTIONS.
a RTHUR'S HOME MAGAZINE. for Nav AT
~ DOBELL 4 CONVICTIONS.
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS is one 10
he largest and best literary payers Of the day.
arge Quarto containing TWENTY PAGES, or
SIXTY COLUMNS. of entertaining matter: ami
ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED every week.
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BOARDING

1.-TWO gentlemen and their wives, and few
n single gentlemen, can get pleasant rooms, with
good boarding at the WALNUT STREET HOT ST,
corner OF Walnut and First streets. ap3l-tf
SEED POTATOES bbls. pure Meshanoc
~ Potatoes, for sale ut Il. Ill. COOK, & SONS.
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MARRIED..

Al ~. Matthews Church. on the 2gth une by the
Rev. Father Waltron. M r. n ] ANIME, Hi O.
YARD to Miss MARY r. SAUTER, both of this
city.
Ca the goth June. ut Rock Creek Church by the
Rev. Mr.. Buch, Mr. JUN w. DAVIS of AIcut-
someEy county, Md and Miss SARAH A. RICI
ARDSUN, Of the same place.
ln Baltimore on thu 23th of June by the Rev
Mr.. nIldt, THOMAS BOWLING, OF Grorgetmwn
ID. q, To Miss AMANDA ELLEN WIDSEY. OF
the former place.
In Waugh Chapel, July lat, bv the Rev. r. Nj
Carson. kOBT. l.. THOMPSON TO AGNES, only
daughter OF tue late Jonas Middleton, all of this
CITY. tfhiladelphis papers please copyD
At A. exandcla, Va June Seth by the Rev. Mr.
Dana, DIR =. w. EVERETT, of q uincy Illinois
TO Ar Y, daughter ofthe late DIR. 5. w. Smith, OF
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ID En.

Yesterday afternoon, the lat ms tant at clock
JAMES NJ, youngest son of John w and 4 izabeth
The funeral will take place from the residence, Of
tie parents This Friday Esenins, at S O'Clock.
The friends OF the family IRE invited to attend.
This morning, the I'd instant, JOHN wOOD
ssed 81 years, native Of County Lowd, Ireland
out Tor the last y cars resident of this city,
HIS funeral wall take place from his late res dence
NO 44o north n stI eet near 18th, on Sunday after
noon next, at o clock. =.
In Georgetown, ID. c.. on the morning of the I'd
instant, UG USfA ELLEN, in the ii st year Of he
Ramsburg. = = =
This friends and acquaintances of the family are
invited to attend her funeral from Bridge street
Church on Saturday afternoon. at - o'clocx.
ELEANOK MARIA FOkRES1, Ielot Of Tho
late Geo y, Foyseat, '-'
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By J. {. MCGUIRE. AuctIopeer

DJ huCIIOnc6T.
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ATTN,
v CORNER OF DELAWARE AVENUEAND NORTH
ST; AT AUCTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY AFTER-
NOON, uae Shh, at Ga O'Clock, on the premises
shall seli part of Lot No. s. square No 6s6 sim
street, within one Square Of the Capitol and con
tam ne 1890 SO aare feet.
THIS is one of the most des .sLte uniunrovsd In
cations Tor sale In the ctI, and desirable as
an Investment, IN view of the proposed Capitol Ex
tension. Title ind sputable.
Terms: One thIrd cash; the residue in 6, 10, and
IL months for satisfactorily endorsed notes bearing
interest
je24d J. C. MCGUIRE, Auct.
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
same hour and place ' -
y J. G. Mcguire auct
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BALTIMORE, July 2.-Flour is dull but Quiet;
Howard street and Ohio 81 81, fresh ground City
Mills held 81 IS
Wheat steady; good 10 prime reds 81 OOsI Us:
fair to choice whites Al OsaSI %
Corn Is steady; white 7is75c-, yellow 75a7.c
Provisions are dull and nominal, with down
ward tendency.
Wkiskey is steadyat 22a2}c
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Financial.

NEw YORK, July 2-Stocks are dull but
.teady. Chicago and Rock Island 73,.; Cumber-
land Coal Co. u; Illinois Central shares 20; do.
bonds SS; Lacrosse and Nilwaukip6k; Michi-
gan Southern ~ =; New York Central - 4; Read
ing a. !; Milwaukee and Mississippi ~ =; Mis-
souri, 0's IS.
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BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY; GEORGETOWN.
w A !. U A b L r BUSINESS STAND Ann

" A l. L l. r. BUSINESS STAND AND
DWELLING ~ GEoRG ETowN AT PUBLIC AUC-
TON On TIL UR>DAN AFTER NOON the sth
day of lu y. at O'Clock. In front of the prem Uses
we VIII sell that valuable improved property on
High street, ate y occupied by Mr.. Hamilton as a
grocery store. aud b.t a few yards north of Bird
street. improved with most ex &c Lent and comma
dIous three story Brick Dwelling, with ample tack
buildings: $50, a large back yard. The house has
aiels been thoroughly repaired srd improved. Gas
through the house, marble mantes, &c. 4 a. IS a
omi 'rtabie convenient. and pleasant dwelling and
Tor me store beneath good rent ay be obtained cor
successful business carried on.
Terms: $50 cash; Sa0 on the LIST of August and
the remainder IN II, and is mOn;hs with Interest
from day AZ sale.
TIE perfect. A deed given and deed of trust
taken.
jy2ts BARNARD BUCKLEY, Auc,s
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The Bestsn Custom Heus.,

Boston, July A report, said 70 be reliable
thd, rig hteen Revenue employees received notice
OF olschsrge to dty, creates considerable excite
hltnt al tue Custom HOUSE NQ>Aopointments
will be made in place Of those dIoppei, owing
to the decreased appropriation for revenue pur.
poses by the last Congress
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Remark June 2ith--li1htly cloudy through
out. wind IL, vain, fine to end; 25th-hne airy,
NV :, warmer, fine TO end; 26th-fne, airy, NV I,
VAIN, very hot throuy hout 27th--fne, hot NV .,
Tuu III hoter fhToug bout, singular sky, set 10
norh and west, llttle spit OF rain, cloudy to end
wind r.; 2eth-nne, airy, wind NV very hot
throughout and hot to end 29th-hne, NV q.
temperature same, very hot throug bout, thong
more air !; j0th-fne, NV, tribe cooler o OF on
much hotter cloudy with li2 htniny to end July
l.t-clOudy, airy, NE trifie cooler.
Last quarter Of moon Sunday, Ia Of july be-
tween and z m. b.
GEORGKTOwN, ID. c., July J, 1858.
The SUNDAY Riot Yesterday the young men
who Were charged with riot on Fourth St, Sun
day week, appeared before Justice Dom for q
further hearing. They had one hearing, which
was postponed for the purpose Of Obtaining other
witnesses. The hearing yesterday was very un-
satisfactory, and the witnts who was considered
OF most Importance was again absent. Justice
Dom continued the yonng men on their own re-
co1nizince for a further hearing, and informed
them II he witness appeared he would send for
them. They gave him information by which TO
fnd them la future without difficulty, and de.
parted.
The POLICE Yesterday the police began Ope
rations under the reorganization. The force re-
mains as before, with the exception Of the trans
fer Of officer Zimmerman from the Thi.d to the
Fourth Ward, In place Of T. McHenry promot d
and the appointment Of J F. King to the Third
Ward, In place OF Zimmerman, Transferred on
the dsv police; and the removal Of X H. Deqges
from the Auxiliary Guard. -
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The weather ut Newfoundland

ST. JOINS. n. F., July This is a beautiful
morning; wind west and fresh il is deliciousl
cool No news OF the Niagara