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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

COrFEE-Th, business IL very sm,u; price. DO not 'h
sDy change of ?o os,s K1 at i"ic aud lS' o's' s.
Java white D rt.....I3.6t Mara raibo.......ll 8l2i
Rio, fair Prime losa2 Jamaica
E,s,,SyGa'y.....ljsa Es, o1da'yl yS D. O0H"s0 ''' "
COfPER- R,fr Ing, firm ard iu fair request .!
Oo >hestb 70 i. in good dtmspd p a &c r heavy
COsLlu Dom. tic little ba. be- doae tbs 2as' We S the
for Residue oi the Witrr The Eastern demsnd cont
fair aDd cs or" wnhout impoita chapt' 9S" -
in Foreign fte has be, DONE aud TIE paIset is hfH sales
CANDLEs-Aasnsntine aye light supply sni the bulk Of
th available stock oeDs IL fe~ hsn"s ho"- have been M,
10 soysce ce. but the deusni nnit', h't The nsrse
does not reP'Dd ad ,e great nerul.iity N pre- tLe @
;cnae 2'ft boxes prime orsds 81 N<l i"
do frst quality Kuspp hrand (r IN second nand - % a.
SO DO. we,tiu 2cc ana mos lo,. OF cnoce brand
the retail rsde s 2sd24 but trese iGu"s % no
tie market value fol whle paces wb'ch W. q1ote
(cud Ir Buspf an3 PneDis brands. :. 2c Sperm are
il .csdy r~qu,t 42c and Patent a; 81, french Wax tim
its'ionl cou 2Sc.
ny fW GODS bave b,en lto sninste at dropping
pes active, ne fieh rate of
fur,r.aD fIctt lets actions ustrial - sal, in
,iudc Is tai. 81. Docneo Lossood at sl2 49, 10 a. MMA
csho Fu,ic 70 +s; 1900. Ssvaia do AZ 49, 6! Do
Cua do Craving he market hael II d. nouras a. at
- 81 all cash ard - tuu Lima " 900 on private rf"t
FLOUR AND aEAL-The market COR Nrit-ru ca al Flour
is rather irregular tre incnent restrict t'aosaons
aly the st,tT az. in goos dem ,nc but kind, l
brands IL large thr sel' sTe ouV ool- ic'lus
~, bb lan ,veni 2Oa ~ 80 Tor sul~rhne s'ste
choice DO { 9idso for low grades of Western ,Stt'i
es s5os5 IS shpps bsnds rouudhoop extra OHIO
tl1 20 for Louis brands Canadian -Four Is nrnlg
hId espec:y cho ce rNras the demand i. fair sales 80
bJs Al rSIdse and sna lo,s Z 81 Southern s,our i
du bu. pics cut change % the arrival ar ia
,sir A.. $50 bbI. :. for g,oi spperlne
Ra;ip 5d ~ ~ for snc' and sxtfa bra ds e
IS S5a - io Goo M-a is dull a1d Of l5o bbs
al 4S 900 43 FOR Jr ey aud - Randy VIM snd ~
for % l. h-op Brckw col Flour eble and plenty a.
= } 10 I.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

~ fMr-Tae ce.ro 'r 30 .ris -.-.r.-. f'sd '- Tfh
r.r'p. Ifi"s ~ us-si -. sse. ~ ~ n'"'
U-r.s- Ar.'ua % -i.i 'ofo fse- t8'F IN >. ''.s
tfr.. .. -' aud .. p-s ul sea % 't- T
.. fr... 81,
$40 -Iie th .,..trs .a-s OF -. ''-~' . H.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

FISH, INQUIRY for kinos l. limited but ks
f,Ierss small prices firmly
.tsued j. Dry q sses u q'is q Ofer SAX
price bsOw tie market (iOn tie f.~ tust 10y sIt
iu With other ss oessh. FISH vz. - ~ SALES
POO No Mas Wa Eei,i st 10 u; 400 d. NJ
Do a, an 90 7 ,och IS; 6o0 bois 80. Hsifas
h,rDg 1s. So 700 sols E,-pr ti'h At - D. Tor
,rr- 2s for Herring. ard IS - Tor CD. SWokei Herring
are quiet 4oc. kr NJ. acd '2c ioI Scaled We
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
Hy telegraph .

BOSTON pec. l5-Ar. shp l.Gr~ - c Nc, ifop i5 sas
HAMPTON ROADS, D~s. la.--An tns E-i""
from sV sn l.i.r d NJ ks.Do. ~, I.spl
E.RFOLK, Dc. i5-AIr big hineo' ION @ ~ 40 JspS
CHARLESTON, Dec. II -rb, > "a Siam, ,'@.lh. IJossL
Aogr Acafs s,Itv.d s,-r tls ra-.fs') nor - t fe
MN -OkLEASs De-. ii-Arr sb,p ArsS' S~AA'T
Liverpool; bs,s ss.n<, rom No Jaaeiro.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

lJMRFR-Fss-T Spruce and Pine Timber has been s"id
Il 80 ha.lJ 81 ~ fet
II a-A s.ci- prtrd Of 100 t1rs German 70 srriv -
- finr acd'd Bar, Pip, ava Sntet Lead
.-ll ~ Hr. rot, 'ssh
IiMF-Rockl,rd ou,i 71c. for Common, sad = oE
Luu
IaTHs-EssteIn have teu in coed r~qrest aad hes ok
vry snsl pcts tave further adssDoed sales at = -
PN .
MuLAssES M fa'r al f prices for Nv~-OFean'
sal., OF 6y' hbls 81 8 o bJf.
rANAL s1OHE Turp.ntire ia ass aciive bu. most
hiders ih- iu vencnt; ss. % 1871 b's % t
ner, hausur nrd,T 90 cah, Atd D. do Go i1 los a.
c4sh Vi ofcG IT, b. nh'ir-d g. the c"s i"r
n-r.: r-r"p's isr. and the .irA !. " - -
b., prt abe unis besold tir
- myers is IT, fair supple, md hny h.i ~ s75 =
- hcf -h. lat e 80 hos NORTH & rn'v ~"
~, p, IL 81 ib's. been .of A. tnr
ste 4on bh'. Common Bsin tuues - "~nt
fy tie ocly pr0c1TiS fr'igh' 70 m o. feoneoi-
th" asis pi."s or c-rns ir"af a4d 'T pef' %
S. but there buyers s7o- : 10
q. r. I'D Ices
btunoeut tt" d.rsoi 'i', 'ri'e- ar- 4" '1o
iu,iist cltn... ltO tbi- lW 70 % - ~
d. ~ II lar AZ "a - uo't'y - ter ra'ri q 80
hu. No a "a +3 y A. 20 H. Pole W Nbir j. hgh sup
ny end f,ruy hsd but III" mse .
Il se.s TaF is less sUnlst- tIi Is s;e-fJ
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16


GRAiN-The wheat srk,: ia heavy aud uo'etl.d the de-
is OF Ian, confined . tAe ~
uIeIs dntrr. IT, sss srs lso buh 80 RED South
srriS- 5 tuSh good Wni;e do a. ~ "; aud
ba l. .Lh CEic.s spiGs att bf-y 70 qil-t ne
srrivSs hsif; qcOtr At as it' l"iina 'aur
Oats .S far den aud ,rs ipmsnt With sss Il
STAT. s74Ssc sd NesteTu and CA.sdiso az S@hc Ca
rscir Pes. fim. sses of 80 b.sh a. 81 in H. aud
tSfI bbs Nhi~ S-.ls in 'equ's'; sales Of 40
buh. s "a - - ~ bush Corr l. h'sNy iua ris- sut
s,t,ed: srys .urey % sses o ~ bash.
st 5sa7-c Nrs 3Bs tho ls'.r r-fl.~d
a.. los, sl -i07Sc fr j. Isey Vel 'o07c. for
W, n T. f,r Wbxr We a t-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16


try Tbi Reud, se<5 a . 70 Tim obors 10 s55G .l5
OIL MEAI--1nr axe. is irul with so,d ionsad e.
Pork market o,.ped loer very III,
ndtr.ttn T., coed frn.r the 'syor,br
cs.b IS to p, ots .i7 s. %, sun Il lot, oa
"a no s7 75 tor new to-oay; included IN ae ,ars
ar. siGbss NJ ~ blur, afa aoT,h ar.crj 5i7 =
h' ,s e G '1 s 90 cn,qy qir Pin Gr ~ 6:s fr g. Ms
4s saio 25 for Re- scte s,.. .nd 80 5oa fl 50 forrx
DO p1i NJ, i. i1.er srd i In \ oaprae cena - sac. of
80 tc. C6ic.so a. si6tr Eooitrd $lgfrss. Beef H,ms
s IL rs Of 50 oxe. .eor norv cit,
cus ana ,,,sa At sc srd j. p-avv AID ~ qu te du -, rle
go =. re- az. tbi. A. itaIlIs Cut a. a,s are N ar
Ss ILs ,,rssI' ns Io ar.r s5d sr 20 ar qate .e.d,
t stc1hirr. AID % lhs. td.srd. wsssi.g,n Hans a,
lsc Drr.,d . are pira', ano heas,; cont { much
ys ~ mr. % 4 s a.. o o. 1se a. es s wsa r. '. %
Hc' :, az .ss Il & s ii 'a s 'y L. s5 ss5.sf i @ t %
scy sore. q ste at i'd2i; 2alse 'sr Oil; cnee.e
y a., ,II I.q;I a.. 20 ao Py - ,., At :,
% cty.. % 60 s.o9,isr, siS1 O., os g
DO fl Me.. ra. c - as "a o. slo'se. ., 10. 10 g
por. ~ nrwetl3 :5 ga OF su''s. cse Co gag
Do Prime neu 81 as IS loo Ohio .....-- u o IS
Do, priune. .n-ssls 81 ale iCa@ese.......- .;e- =
Lsa u. hbls...- T. f ~ srv1 T. doz.... p , -
POTATO. s-Ws tsy" !.Ige .pP'y u "e-'e'n Res,
far i,o; .ae. o Ja,cs l2}afl ., Cater 81 7ia
- 2j, Meic,ts - 2jc rs, suo Pesch5o~sst 81 "a
bicE-yey little :. doing; price. are nominal :. .sa - IS
fI n n.eg ~ 70 en".e-: ,u,,
sasiba. ali Nrw0 Isf,st6ga3i s. Ind. Me-
~ eaSr 4, fnrd az d. 500 Z. ~,
!. IL rro1rs,. rnard for .xror; srd With
f.i arr v.. rris favor the buyer e. slcs. imrEy in
m, rsa'e etuatf picliy /. - 81 > 6l,s.
{ Qi6 r 10 rh fiaN Seed d,usua to 4. i-h of
). H. ,alCut LI j. firm lair request III q
bl,i ssi, lat DO 1T learn of any frtter ;ra,tu,;
buyef. ,ly urrchss, scs.rc a1 IL view
W. - lAise .ufP tie bai
nrit here ia Boston
H.. lt
SPf Fe- yocerae sas max iaE u prices quote
az Nome, a;s:. Pep.er e. eld9c cash a.d
sALw-Tt4 a-i uipc,r4t- grcrs spfott-i; a..
AltoI LlyeIf re - 81 81 All fuss .nd .;
lgc tros
skiNS-Gost . IN hg., supply particularly Cursc "a
uich sie IN fsiI ualsd attly rIha-cef Il
s. tAl4s ir,,y o. lie Der tqu- fsir dem 81
pscu .ry or.isn. r.t the supey sgpi, I'D prrc.
shtIf" The SAILS include 81 bal.
81 .;Q.3r std ie'sr't. os Mals.u, SIC casa
all - r. Ca-sfss "a priyAi' terms We quote;
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

WEDEtsDhy. Dec 10 1870.
ASHFS-The market is without chsnse the demand hgai
sales % Pots AZ g. ~ aud T, afls al 80 -.
Bt ESWAX-sal.s have been made oi Southern fel0~ al
%. cSsh g.. r
Cotton The mark lag continued s.eaey. 9th sa'"s OF
10 bales WeTrp-at y-st.r1sys qu~tors The sales
ior the week eueiDr 10 d.ya 1000 bal
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
REPORT

Foy ,Hs vPEs yHDtsG "WEDNESDAY, Dec. Is, 1858.
-cT.L ErcIIFT Of ALL aiSOs Fek rHE NfEs
Acr. m 30 report ion IT, .asrtet ps.s N tie
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

sa.s oI y To- lo ~e-k -nfnr De- = by Hes BAIT
lets. Cogms = n,r:Haats, NJ. ~ stashiEstol street.
FoT Lol S.-fi- wa-en Coln,y o l39 cor fed HOES,
sro. d9 n, pe +tl0osc. for Chspmsn. Bidgin CO..
uuiou Cou - o.. lei I'D n ss e7 n, tlr
for 2s coru-fsc Fos. H1 ls2 b Ste for
"a cnrD-frd hou w D 5sci 10 Miller
Hassl s.Yok, l30 uoIs, dr~.-d ish slGic
fTJ 49, ., uno3 County, o ls corn.f-f Hogs a. go
ls6 r. owner, rs corn-'ed Hos' 100 b
Sc for vi lEm, Hon4,s County, ~ iti com ted
"a I, i+lg b. oI .sn- 0~o.F ., cora I'd a"g'
20 1873 D 5l.lG j. ~ g. PHI ps, Pkia te'pps 95
co'p.-r ~ as-rss- l3i p, 0". for y Bs-wer
Mar G, nat, o. % c3In-ied H3gs 1872 ~ 81
fr b " N ~ Union Co., y 25 corn-f,d Hog. III
j2lCfi owDeT y corn ed oss sy.gr'l 81
90 rosl-ftG B0s srD lE u osuef
III cor 'es 80. iis So. cock-il NM Della
vs-C" q. l5 cor -a Heg', gro 49, Ste rru,t L..
sngrr " A1tci~. Ia, l31 0ro fed sro. a.
&c. ync /, moHsw Co q las corn "a Hs dressed
weig Z. a.; J. :. O 4ary Marion Co. o. -
e Hos. ~. rs g. Ii,e &Joensou, Marion Co. o.
81 eoiI-ise -. - ro ,7s 6.ci EN~ssssr oss c.,
PHisrep % Ia, 2is coInei bogs ~. g.; Lre
n lonI Gthi. Manon c. %, 2s coru-d Hog. sro
s", 5lc =. Bes.oD, cart:nsrCp, D. 50 cornd Hogs
80. 10 tDlo, y. Hoa-o-, Rchlsrd Coz o. 20 corni.d
Hog. Ay. 70. .6s, e<0.l1Oc.-Teial 4,5f.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

EGrc '.issyt rarf.sl 'lassr c1t4'r oiti'r iit
,a. ar u nee .saga roufnal1 i 49, ~ o. tNo i-
,,.t-s Ia en fr var' isncv sr' ci' %" te
f ,.s Ne a -r.rg Viz - iifl g. Th',r - al 20 u"
L riIv ~ rrfrr 857- w quite al - a i~'i
rAF--T. shipping d-snd = rr and 70 nMk-t ;, h-,n
~ tsf- a-.is..: 4 90 1aes 550e5: g 40 n.
strsv ;, a.. al. r, Slff-!c = ." -
lEON-T5r nsIkttf a. s1es in"e @V' p't ''o .
sI 30. no.. Co., o.. ard OFF .-rtAc"d -r1 F-
,.i. i = r vl-d 81 1Jo ~; Comron hasish Bir. &
49, 81 b. fr-f 10 ia -55. -ve'- ~ r9l -1si'n
10. I, .-,5 4-5 Frsi.h >t-et q .lGJ,c 90 Rla a.
d.ar.c.ouos AEeu.-u Pg qua. b- hfu A. : = = q
s. Enhoaj s - J9 and bsis al 80 pr Ae ol''''
n prr'f-
si- ur.v.of nr~ea merely ]. mipai.
LEA1HtR- H~a,sk sua pabs ~" fr 500 con .nu@ I've
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

TIE supply % aogs consists principally u heavy no's and
s,se corned hog bed o. TO % FTo e. Of Oue Il ot -
hogs sold e. -. srOss av.se weight gross Sf 10 s'o
lot exhibition the fs Of the American
L.tiTr, aSstse ~eigpt, 40 70.
The O, aboy t. sol1 io 7c from the iHa Of James
Hsmtop. Lsinstn County, y. y abd coDsd"r"d tne
bsg lot o. uake ihs tie also had IL IS to-day that
ayelsg.d t-s " 30 d.
who nstes such prkeEs only entitled N the
bghe-t price hu tins hoDoabr They Ia great
with that ios into ts market
ONO Inoispa Illinois, DO. nth. tanoius tasy noted
great sIo~ 8s snd oofE mshas ststsa
W. ave .'e Glowing report Of aoss received d1dson
Aye. Drove f;5s 20. d. Thirty street, NJ rth 9ver
"a he wee r-dI Dec. i5, 1883.
8, NJ sv )Ik al ErIs s-a.lr a.lrDss.......s.... 1870
2.'l,o oMA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

s. eco Tsnressee So. o.. a.
500 fiissonf. State os. 100 Sis
III go eo....... ...... 89k
4tro indians State a -. o.
i,Wc iud. Riv. X I'd NJ. IS !
le,(oO Ctic., ~. Psal s fop3 4
90 l.o Lsud Or. 6ds. IS L
23 Rams Of he Rrpt blic. l22
To Hsrsic Mai -. Co. .soO %
% Go... .......s.... ~
100 Ne-.J.Tsey Z0c. $50 u
On. Y. Crut al A2...NO 81
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

it0LaC 4 NJ. X r.. 5
40 Ch., Bur. Il Quincy II. "
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-14
English Bill I'm Kansas.

The people of Kansas have received the
English land ordinance with the strongc.t
expressions OF Indignation. 1t will be reject
cd with contempt by almost a unanimous
vote, ii is said. The papers say the Govern
mcn' at Washington, has not land and gold
enough at its disposal to bribe the people OF
Kansas into surrender Of their rights. The
tone of all the papers corresponds very much
with tho following from the Leavenworth
Ledger:
We believe that they would rather remain
a territory ctcrnally, than to come into the
l mon under such insulting and degrading
conditions. What! be bought up like floci
of sheep! Sacrifice our princi pies, for the
triumph of which we have been so earnestly
cOntending, for fine slice of the public
lands! Away with such an idea. Ii is a
libel alike on the good sense and patriotism
Of our people-a miserable subtcrfuge. finn
sy trick for stihing the popular voice. Mr..
English and the other professed anti-Le-
compton Democrats who favored this sub,ti-
tutc have indeed won for themselves a great
name. But what name, fit only to rank
with the Judascs and Arnolds, to Recovered
with imperishable infamy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-14

By this disease We understand an inflammation eli.
.her IN the membrane or substance of the liver,
known by dull pains in the right side the stomach
always disordered, the yellow nge Of the skin dry
cough, tongue coated. cos:iveness, hgh.colored
urine, and Of thick natures severe weakness and So
we're pains in the head.
Inc quantity of corrupted humors i'm the region of
.he ver, causes defective secretion OF the bile
Inc liver when healthy, a filter to the blood
separate all impurity from il, or to refine it. When
dseasea' ncannot purify the blood, which, when sent
70 the lungs, brains, and other parts in morbid con-
ui'ion' may cause Janndies, Consumption. Insanity,
Sc'' ana Withholding the natural stimulus to the in
'es'ihes' causes Dyspepsia, Piles, and other com.
paints as You perceive the direct way TO unrayel and
tear Inc whole ~ stem 20 pieces.
patient, suffering from this complaint, should re-
sor' 10 specify relief. Yet there very few medi-
cines worm cent in curing diseases. What then
shaii ne oons! We say, DR.. Morse's Indian Root
rilis' as they are composed of plants and roots;
"ey viii oe fouGd sure cure for this painful dis
ease, because they purge from the body those cor.
rup' ana sagnant lumors, and so cleanse and renew
Tue olood' which is he not only of the disease
OF 'hs nver' and the Inflammation Of the kidney and
the bladder, but u every description Of disease
from 70 OF the shove pills, taken every night on
going 20 oed, will few days, entirely relieve the
oody OF everything that is opposed TO health.
Dr. horscs Indisn Root Pills are sold by all deal
VIE ID -hed'ches- ny7-lm
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-14

" The Terre Haute journal dem
ocratie) has placed the name of STEPHEN
y. DOUGLAS, as its candidate for Presi-
dent in 1860. and says it has hoisted its
flag with the name of Douglas inscribed
on 1t, with the determination to stand or
fall by it. The Journal says:
''He is our tavorite of all the great men of
the nation on account of his ability as a
statesman, and his unyiclding devotion 20
principle. His superior for talents and
craftsmanship, can not be found throughout
the length and breadth of this proud repub-
lie, and for consistency of purpose and ideli
ty to the principles of the Democratic party,
he stands pre-eminent. We admire him for
his noble traits of character, and the people
everywher delight to honor this noble and
undaunted champion of popular rights. lie
is emphatictlly the man for the people, and
when the proper time arrives, they will rally
around the standard of equal rights, so no.
bly, borne aloft by the G! sat embodiment of
popular sovereignty, Stephen A. Douglas.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-14
If all our Readers

Who troubled with liver complaint, Jaundice,
Dyspepsia, will read the advertisement in another
column Of DR.. SASFoRD's ISvIGoRAToR, and then do
We have done-get a bottle, We should not zee %
many sickly. half-dead, despairing people as now
gaze at almost corner for there never
was remedy of which much is said, and that per-
forms nearly what its propretors it will do 1t
came to US so highly recommended that we could not
fail to try it, and trial has convinced US, without
doubt, that it is the best family medicine in use. We
take for Headache, Sour Stomach, Biliousness and
any of the little bodily ills that common, and il
does produce pleasant state OF feeling to the sick
and what is BETTER after using il few tines thes'
little ills grow less and less, and there is prospect
being entirely free from them ty continuance II
the use of the Invigorator. (See Advertisement
midi
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-14

GARRoTING.--A drover, from Illinois,
who was IN st. Louis, with drove OF
horses, was garroted in the streets on
Sunday night last, stripped and robbed.
and his body thrown into the cellar of a
store, through an aperture communicat.
ing from the street to the cellar. Marks
upon his throat showed that he had been
stransulated with cord. His coat was
found in lumber yard, with the pockets
rified, and lying beside it was a cord, with
which the man had been garroted. lie
had been to house of i'll fame and on
leaving it, at nine o'clock in the evening,
was followed by two men, who are sup.
posed to have committed the murder
They have not however been discovered.
The murdered man had $50 in his
pockets earley in the evening.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-14

sS- De Graths Electric Oil is the marvel Of this
age, for The following (not every thingD
Cures Rheumatism often in day.
Cures Deafness, one to ten days.
Cures Neuralgia Toothache two minutes.
Cures Cramp in Stomach, five minutes.
Cures Burns, Bruises, Wounds, to three days.
Cures Pains in Back, Breast, one day.
Cures Headache, fifteen minutes.
Cures Earache. Stiff Neck, Agsc, one night.
Cures Piles, Swe!ied Glands, ten days.
Cures fslons, Broken Breast, Salt Rheum, three 10
six days. - -E t.#.
Cures Quincy, Palpitatior, Pleurisy, one to ten
days. ssr-i
Cures Asthma, Palsy, Gout, ErysipeIas, five to
twenty days.
Cures liemouhage, scrofula, Abscess, six to ten
days. - 81
Cures Frosted Fee, and Chilblans, one to three
days
CAurioN.-There are numerous limitations sprung
~ on the reputation that article has acquired
The public must beware. They are worthless.
mys-lw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-14
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
AN ORDINANCE

SupBlemental to an Ordinance passed Aprtt
2ith, 1853. entitled An Ordnance an
retotioa To nuisances created By stagnaHt
udter, situated on any LIT Or parcel 81
grand scithiR the Cdycf EraasritIe. Pass
cd Nay Sh, 1853.
SEcrIoNI. Whenever any lot or parcel OF ground
shall have been filled drained by the Marshal,
and statement of the expenses thereof shall nave
been filed required by the third section OF the said
ordinance of April 24th 1853, il shall be the duty OF
Clerk forthwith to issue pfecept to the Marsha
returnable within twenty days from the dats thereof,
recurring the Marshal to collect the amount chargca
BILE against such lot parcel Of ground including
from the occupisr Of such lot and the
Clerk shall upon the issuing OF such PrecePt charge
the Marshal with the amount thereof, and when the
Marshal collects the money, he shall pay il to the
Treasurer and tile the Treasurers receipt with the
Clerk, who shalt thereupon credit the Marshal and
charge the Treasurer with the amount of such re
CENT all Of which shall be done within twenty days
| II ON the date of the precept.
| SrC. .. Ii the owner occuper, his agent shall
refuse 10 paw to the Marshal the amount of such pre-
cent Including costs, the Marshal shall forthwith
turn the precept the Clerk, setting forth in his re
Clerk shall credit the Marshal with the amount of tn
precept and place the claim in the hands Of the Cit,
| ATTORNEY, for collection by suit.
| Published by order Of the Common Council
| A. LEMCKE, City Clerk.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-14
Ns.xicap Nusfanr I,iniment.

Intrinsic vhtue alone could insure the success
which tins article has attaiued-fr Rhcumatism'
Salt Rheum Burns, Bruises, Stiff Joints, or Calls,
Sprain, Pole Evil, and Swellinss upon Horses, it has
no equal for Man Beast. No person viii he with
out it who has once tested its value. And with ref-
ercncc Ia the general e,timation Of the Mustang Linz
inen;. can chcerfuy say that article ever per
formed 80 n.;.ny in our neighborhood as this
L. W. Smith, Iidgefeld,- Conn" 5. LeiIch, Esq,
HYDE Park W. writes, .'lai the horse was consider
ell worthless, his SPAWN, but since the free
use OF the Mustang Imminent have sold him Tor
$3.50. YOUR Li,imcnt is doing wonders up here. =
Such testimony is reaching Us every day. The lhl
is not toM.. Every family should have it. Beware
Of any other "Draggs Liniment." 1t is a iase imi
ta;ion BARNES & PARK,
myI.lmdSw Projectors, New York.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-14
r.u.u.,. min Mt The south.

InG hansas ~ thS So"'"-
The New Orleans Delta has the iol-
lowing pithy and trenchant remarks
upon what it calls the END Of the Hum
bug" made by English's bill:
Congress has relieved itself, it has not me-
the expectations OF the people, by getting rid
of the Kansas question by one oil those mean
and contemplate lodges so frequently sought
by inferior minds to extricate them from en- |
barrassments they lack either the nerve or
the manliness to encounter. The great issue
involved has been sculkingly met, and dis
ingeniously cvaded, and the people OF Kan
sas, whose rights have been TITLED with, arc
| TO have their patriotism, their independence,
and their Integrity tested by vote on the
| great principle involved, not IN an open, dl-
| rect. Republican, American manner; but on
a side issue, which it is hoped their euPidity
will determine TO suit the yiows Of the Ad-
mnistration and certain partisan Congress
men whose anti-Democratic course through
out upon the question has sickened and dis
| gusted the country.
In common with every ono We are deilg hteo
that no further excuse will be given Tor the
Indulgence of floods of platitudes upon a sub
iect so utterly destitu'e OF intrinsic merit as
this Kansas fmbroglio; a. the Same time we
cannot delude our readers with the assurance
, that either their honor, interests or feelings
have been consulted in anything that mas
been done in this matter. On the contrary,
, from first to last. the South has been put III a
5 wrong position, and now it is sought to claim
: for her, as o triumph, what cannot be other,
wise considered thau as an ignominious and
humiliating defeat.
Nothing could have occurred more oppor-
e time than the Kansas affair to demonstrate
4 the utter absence of all claims to Statesman
shin in the Administration and in Congress
at this time; nor can anyone imagine cast
y better calculated to show how easily the pub
@ lie mind may be seriously affected and the PEI
mancncy of their institutions endangered b.
political agitation, in itself rs entirely desti
II tute of any merit, as it Is disconnected will
&c the establishment or recognition of any gres
N principle.
If there be minds so constituted, or heart
:, so vernal Us to find in such "a procecdin
- matter for congratulation and rejoicing, a
IN we have got TO say is, VIC do not envy thet
1t their feelings, nor sympathise H. their 10!
- save in the mere fact that stupid questio
. is removed from Congress, where there ar
Vi pears TO have been neither the intelligence {
&c the Independence required tn graPrle wit
.. and determine il az the safety, honor and Ell
N lightcnmcrit ofthc nation demanded.