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The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-10-07

Whipped Again.-The Governor of
Missouri, r. NJ. Stewart, has been again
fogged. We are ashamed to say it, but
justice to the man who logged him, and
the truth of history demand that the affair
should be made public. The deplorabe
disaster to His Excellency occurred dur
ing his recent visit to his old stamping
ground, St. Joseph, and for the account
of it we are indebted to the Journal of
that city. The fight came off in a bar
room; the Governors antagonist was a
German doctor named Erdmann the
cause of the fight was the Governors
insolence and the result to His Excel
lency was scratched face and bunged
eye. We think it high fine for Stewart
to resign his Office and give place to some
man who is better hand in "scrim-
mage" He is e disgrace to the state
His repeated hoggings have furnished the
escutcheOn of Missouri. Hewas whipped
once just before his election, and has
been whipped twice since. If this thing
is allowed to go on, he will. soon be
used up man, and we shall have no Gov
ernor- st. Louis Evenings News.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-10-07

E a report having circulated to the
effect that if the weather continues dry,
the Fair will be postponed, on account Of
the scarcity Of water. We are author
lied to say it will not be postponed, as q
sufficient supply can be obtained by the
Society.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-10-07

BE RgApy.-His Hgihness The celes-
ilal yisitant, who deigns to cast brill
liant eye upon US poor morlals as be night
ly pursues his steady and farstretching
course through the realms of measureless
space, is approaching nearer, and nearer
every day. Feelings of awe and aston
lshmcn', not 10 say superstition, inyolun-
@ri!y creep over US, and the suspicion
that the Comet may fall lends an unea-
sincss to life very uncomfortable 10 expe-
renee We don't wish TO terrify our
readers, nor will we venture to say the
Comet will fall; but i such should be
the case 1t will be wise, very wise to get
something to prevent its hurting or kill
ing them That something is printers
receipt With this in your pocket you
can safely wiggle your fingers at the
Comet and tell it to rip--without It, all
the warnings of "stand from UNDER, all
your prayers of safety will be unavailing.
Delmquents look out How many will
procure this preventative None oerrons.
or The editor of the LaGrange ga.
Reporter calls on his subscribers for the |
whcrcwlthal to meat his respoasibilities
He was "Son" struck last week.
.rma. hnnr, hln,r -, Ali ~,
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-10-07

IL Once for all, we say to advertising
agencies, quack doctors and non-paying
advertisers generally, that you must pay
IN adrdnce before we'll insert your adj
vertisements, unless we know, or unless
you have reputation to recommend you.
We work for the hard" and don't pnb
lish the Prairie News just for grandeur.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-20
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE
LA MAIN ST. WHEELING.

GOIDEN BEE Ill " Ii SIOhEi,
174 MAIN ST, WHEELING.
FAIL AND WINTER TRADE
. TONE 81 THOMAS take pleasure in announcing that
> they in receipt of their fG stock Of Fan and
DRY & Gods, Varieties and JIiIIinerT G OOds
They just received their Second Fall Purchases,
which, added TO their former stock, viii enable them pre-
sent to the Public more than
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
Being BY far the largest MOST DESIRABLE stock and
embracing BEST SELECTION Of choice goods they
offered the Public
variety they have added large
Carpeng the designs and
Winter Frade-to both Of which, well their stock
generally, they invite the attention Ct the Trade
the late heavy rise in all kinds Of Cotton Fabrics and bay
largely with tbs Cash, they have done for many
Ist) well directly from the Importers and Maniac
in instances they able 70 Ger inducements
exec. e " similar house Il the West
the- rapidly increasing Trade, they
have sae, and making ample s-range=ntst 70 furnish
the Public with Of the best selected stocks Of goods II
their line In ;ae West.
In this stock may Be found fully
1900 yds SlkS-snh-acing OF the Enest iaro
1909 - French MeTiroes, C4shr1ersst Borab1
Thibsts and Madiomias-of every Quality and color,
A full line the Richest Painted, Ouzbr= shaded
in striped CAskE=res and DeisiE =S-IElpoTtei-
so ShaEls and C!oaks-~R5raeLng some CT The
oO0o yts Giaghauls Declares DeIaine. aud Prints
5000 OF Dornesfics-snbEaeinE Tire iAr-=s: H1e Ct
American Woo=ns aud Cotton goods kept b. any similar
house, u not oy any hsis= n TIE city
They have laid their stock 1jfh view closer cash
rsde and pledge := Pablie th4t e0Tt uPoa tr PaT
shall b wanting please
ripss cad Sye-s sxcz- by house the West II iu
Uni;e States No troabie - show goods-so0s seat
Cars. Hotels AID Boats FOR customers
. Always Of hand, Prime Live Geese Fsatas-s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-20

II ecnsec;ioa VIII the above. seen ever
sie1i iustvaa=Ess All s.usiezl zasrehAaazse ser
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-20
A Y Err IS
p ILLS.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A
FAMILY PLY SIC.

Tr:r las long existed public demand for ar "rc;
tive purgstye pin which could be relied on as sur md
10 meet that demand and extensive T2bsfts vilrcS
hl> copeluSiyeiy shown with what SnPlishcs
Int not caSv 10 make the best of all libne which
>oud have Of the objections. but al the aovau
t4zsS Of every cthcr This has been attempted here
and With What would respectfully submit
rss nif. decision Ii has been unfortunate for The
;.lti-t hitherto that almost every puTatrc medicine
acrimonious and irritating the bowels. THIS
Many Of them produce SO much STSpiaS pain sr rcv
IN the than ecCntFEbalzucS the
good - ss derived from them fhesc Es Yro<ac, ,o
Irritation or ri unless il sri,e fsl rrsSios,sly eyiSt.
ss obstruction arrangement II The bowels, Beng
p=Eely NeGetsSe, 10 harm ean sIISe E0,s ,aeIJ
aEy qusRtl'ys bat Il = beies iEXs medicine should
- taken iade5otSy. Minute GiEscsio< Toy tksir use
'hc >eysgzl diseases 0hSc they sr applicable arc
SsNca 81 tie eeS AraoS the eos2p-Slats watch have
Compliant, Vssscs fog-1s 81 JsSoe. Indigestion.
lsrcSo Ai Lo>S = AvsiSe IS;isS>nesS, IgTi&bih,y,
sSs Sse sd LcSsSS i1r truth. ~ the>c but
'As e0,SeesSS % Sss,ssS sesSor IN the Gvs:. A.
=c>, Fs,zS Cclc. nySsrte-y, Hvr2o.s. Ss.osata and
>yry, C0iS val; <0-s-eSS u ;to loy, U,erS and
r'H 9; 'ae eSo' = sANS', any AID eVe'y case where
Ia5y have also produced some sinsul=rly successful
spit=sloa Of the Heart Pains in the Back Stomach
ard Side. They so=ld h freely taken IN the spring OF
the y i'uT.! the blood and pyensre the system fo-
the chzsse o. seasons An occasional dose stimulates
the stomach md bowels into healthy action, and
tie appetite SHd VioE. They pEfy the blood. aa6. By
s.' S'iu4@ht Ae'on On ne ciTeatoTE system reno
Sze the strength Of the body, and the wasted ~
'>sSs energies OF 1ae NAoie aI,lSIn Hence al oc-
.Sioaal dose = advantageous, though serious
arrangement exists bur unnecessary dosing should
never be carried too far, even pUrEative medicine
reduces tbs strcaS;h, when taken excess The thou
sand cases IN which physie IS required be
IneTztCd here 6u: thev suggest themselves the
q: ever body and this pill IS found better
plEoSs than any thing which mas hitherto been availablS
- mankind Where their virtues known.
public VIII no longer dOub. WHIT remedy employ when
IN need Of cathartie medicine Being Sugar-vTappc
they pleasant take. ad'5einS purely vegetable
h1Il1 can arse from thsiE use in any quantity
For minute directions, see wrapper on the Box
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-20
rARE As Low As BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.

B Be particular ask Tor Tickets via. the C. W
SlIoT: Line Eail Road.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-20
1878
1S51.S.
e - - =
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

50 -; -: 8
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD!
WTINTER ARRANGENENT--on and aissE Monday, De
THE FAsT NAIL TRAIN leaves the Passenger Station
every morning, except sunday, 80 O'clock Pittsburgh
iInae, STRIVING in Ph:Isislphi: at liza p
atsio.
Tae Jons,owr train leaves Pittsburgh
stations, running C0ueulauh. Accom-
TnoaJ5oa Turtle Creek bridge. iszyes daily,
Tran :0T turtle r-eE leaves leaves DAILY SunJay ca
o-pte pm The Third Accommodation Train Tor
Returning Trains arrive in Pittsburgh foIoEsES-
press ii5 El Nal, sac Joi'astowa AccoasHOaiA
Second Accommodation Il ~ Third Accommodation, civ
Trains for sairsvIe and Indians, connect At s!sfrvi!!e
Intersection with Man Tram Ea; West, and
Iie JohGs;osEl Accommodate Train Esst and West
PrtSbu-h Couneilsrle R5a leave daily
SUNDAY excepted. fcllcSs:-Ma Train. ~ M EN
Conassvilis Road, arrive Pittsburgh, N,
6iep-
in gong has: West, travel b. the Peusy Ivzns HAIL
road, the accommodations CEoTvd, cannot be
store.ua Is entirely fre FROM dust can promise safe.
speed and eoEaioE, -: vho favor this road f;h
iEslr p2iEol-ASe-
Fare 20 New Ncrk-... SlS ~
= Phi!a9SlpaN. -.--------.-----iU -
= bslii-'"Se-- --.------- . -
:. . iI-~t. SsS. ------------'-'--
Railroad, AID 20 Philadelphia HAIiiunre and New IoTS
Passengers purchasing tickets il the will be CHARGED
Cents addition rates. exec
tons where The Company has nS agent
NOTIcg.la case o. loss Jh- Company VII hold them
selves responsible for personal baggage only, and foF Al
B.-Tc Excelsior uuhiGus Lac has been employ
charge MOTTO exceed = cents Ter eea passenger and 6
\: the =. X. Z. PASSENGER Station,
! jan' or Liberty a2J Grant s., Pittsburgh
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PIouEAs. PI2.Ehs,.

FIoUElS- rL0-ElS-.
EsAVE 80 E-s----E =- - - --1F =ir t-rta-sA
i - sT=-s-z -a-=r-E--E
LEVER PE-nJ-ITtiS- -..-,
ts-e- z=-=z CT FE--=-s Az ~
s.E--s z--r=z-z - z=z- =z-sz--s-779 % -
- y 7--,fPHaET-
- NJ Va ssrsst.
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Pennsylvania RAILROAD.


THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
4 e3ties-sl5h Western NSrth-IyesIern- and south
Western States by liyHs direct This road
also connects At Pi'tbarg With aay line % Steamers 10
all ports the Western and Cleveland and san
dUSES Sith SsrA2e.S Al poCtS the NOTthN eSteTC
LaS-s: making the direct, cAsrps4t ASH -sfigt2s
rnats b. which FREIGHT ~ foC~aTsvd and frea
the tf3-SIf List.
RATS BsTYEEN PHILADELPHIA AM PITTSBURGH
FIRST CJASS-Boa;s, Shoes, Hats =Rd0
5 s b Dr. SsIs and s sIt,1 oe per leo -
Feathers, sGrS- kc-.---.-- -
SECOND CLASS - Dcl,esSic Saeetins,
Si4iEttn- and TlcSios, orisasl bSl-Sl ~, 81,
Drugs On cNsks,l Hardware, Leather, * ~ 'N' s'
TN rolls % boxes 'Noct ami sheep PeJS
EaStWE-ss.
THIRD CINSS.-AaviIs, steel. Chains On
eASSS,l Hemp, Bacon, ana Pc5E, sslyets 80. Al,
Goose IN NrpbacrU - .-' w 'S-
s,i. iexceot cigars 81 cutA kr. &c
FOURTH CLASS-Codts Fish Fiaeoa Beef
aHd ForN in casks or boxes, saSiEaril - 80 ~, -,
LAui Lard Nails. Ash Ger ee i-E lVH los
ynSr Clay, Tar, Pi;ch. R0Sa. *.
ELoUE--&g. per bbI- until further rotsce
notice.
coTToN-Sa FER bale exceeding Sao lbs weight, untl
further uo:se-
az n shaping -oeds from any point east Of Fhu.ssI
pNla, te particulars marx packages i'm. az
Al. GcoiS Consigned TO the roa
A faIals!qHiN Of Piitsearsh, vii - ioreSre without
FkETszT ASENrS-C grans 81 Kilbr street F,x-c-- J
Clarke, No Aston House. and No Wil,iz.a Jch
MSDoaSieNS Battery Place, wNcrS PIerce kC Zzpe
yilro Q; irEil -, aud S'-iuSyaAs Rgo- Cea,s.F
Garter JeEstt Louisville. Ky. & u'I;Iey Co yvg-
Tlis Inds & 49,, : Lo-iS, No: Harris wU-olev "
Ne rFAss, Te2si i-vSh c. ChirSco, III Class YS-t
Wayne Ind; Ss-elsr, Pasa, NssTSv NoSzs Bsits-
raort; D Strp Pi;tSburgh
H. II. HI7STUS, GEM Prei-Ar AreI. pm
NASl 81, LoA&SAEksG. SUIT A-E1a-lE, Pa
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c. GARFDETHS

&. GARFOETE'
Ale and Porter Bo.-zin= Establishment
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For THROUGH Tickets and other information, -nquirG
street, Wheeling, Va.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-23

TYNON COURSE LONG lsLAND.-PACING VERSUS
u Totting.-0reat match between James Hughes and
HolsHI5wsdps.a.y; June e at O'clock = ms.ei
James Hughes PAGER 70 $50 lbs wagon. George jenkins
names ch Mohawk, 70 800 lbs wagon and driver Ths Is
very heavy between the famous PAGER James Hughes and
ne no less cslshrated toer hohawk the ihero Of many
ting = abort distances Hughes owner was induced q hand
however, know h OF endurance that he will perform
the last heat quick the first and believing that be win
ouve Hughes st killing pace, backing HIM freely 1t
rsee hat WIN positively take plaSe az the m.tch Is de-
signed test the speed OF each animal They could be In
better hands, and may therefore be anticipated
Stages leave Peek alp ferry Wilamshorg, every fifteen
minutes. SHAW WHITE propretors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-23
WINES AND LIQUORS,

WINES AND LAQUO1ta,
"A tetis
Jones' Topaz Ala
Jonee ropaz Ale.
jones Topaz Ale.
Jonee' Topaz Ale.
Jones Topaz Ale
In pint bellies wir~f 10 be bod a All
stores hotels and restaurants YAH and rI A. he nacpfn
onoe. 80 William street JONATHAN JOrEs.
" yoU wANr TO asr PURE INPORTED wTNss
and brsndiea by th~ bottle gallon, 90 70 SAhukb Ell
LfsOEs store, No 60 William sree between Pine and
Cedar rees All kinds Of brown stout scoch ale A. By The
do~cn w s,oteh kiee drHnthi. Ware
hous~ Nos south william and az stone stseess Besver
MUIR 4 sons sPARKfrvG rD1FBURGH ar
l Raea Co's pale India ale (Burson rreut Barclay
Perkins London Porter. Gufnness' xxx Dublin
Stout all prime order, and for sale BY WN EAGLE cor
ner o. Canal and Varick streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ar AN ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS OF THE penn.
yva1 Coal % an n hs TsEs Of rsasm
elected directors for the ensuing yesrJopn EVEN
Gss. s. A w% qns,ns
VIM Al ne meeting q sns rsS
'''"pA'' ''f ''' ensuing EDWIN II. MEAD. Secretary
A p A.-PUBLIC MEETING OF wALDENsE LODGE,
june h TSs sSds OF ss
resDecuy invited 70 be present Eminent speak
e'' Will ''''s'' JAMES f BklTToS Recording Secretary
o.sM-To TIE GRAND ooMYANIEss OF TIE
United sssesA convention Of dsegstes from otihs
$ssss yssS IN ss$
s Ct Sn ss and
Councils not sassg IN Chad Council
presented fully Grand Councils BY Of various
oa IN ssas OF ne en
respondence of g. c. Of Eastern Pennsylvania, Phiade
NTAsoNIC.-rBE OFFICERS OF oAssIA LODGE. NO.
ing Ms in good Ss standing 81 are Cordially IN
NOTICE-sTRAwBERRY FEsTIvAL-rHE LADIES
OF The SSsRs 9nSa e. ss WEN
Thursday evening the 2Ah inst Tickets Is cents; to be had
NoT1cE-A MEETING OF vIReINIANs AND THEIR
held Metropolitan Hotel Wednesday evening.
2d inst at O'Clock, hear the report of the committee
pointed by previous meeting make ngements TO
taking part the ceremonies the occasion Of the
OF the remains of Presideut Monroe.
NJOTICE-sTRAwBHRRY FEsTiyAL.-rHE LADIES
~ Of the Norfolk street NJ Church stanton street.
will give strawberry festival Thursday and Friday
nrgs June and 25 number of speakers and singers
will be and take In the exercises Tickets IS
cents TO be had at the door.
DAgGPORrA-vRITKRS 70 EUROPE WHO DESIRE
70 avoid delay and trouble, expense when travelling
Continent their In Engiand Their
passports duly vsd s kingdom ssae desire
70 VISIT Application Mr. ". J. ADAMS publisher q
Dradshaws RssA and Continental Guides, 50 flee
London T. c. thus aaving the trouble and annoyance Of
= he Will undcstaks 70 have their pspor arranged End
TIE CONTEMPLATING Of the American minister in London
obtained United States paaspors The Ates editions q
,BradsAaws Hand Books every
description Of stationery and travelling requisites ussul fsa
travellers Experenoed oouriers engaged on appoat3on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-23

DEST LIVERPOOL CAMEL
ID and HAIILBURTOr's ORRHL
COAL AT REDUCED PRIZES.
The undersigned ready deliver the best Liver.
pool csnnel and Hsburtons oei coat
selected for family the following reduced prces
ttnnei eoa per chAdron ~
Orrel per chadron 800. 10 %
delivered free OF charge Orders
be left at once 8 South street, or with our agent rbos
ONel yards foot OF Warren street. North river: foot OF
Fourteenth street essi river a. ~ West thirty second street.
and the drug ~ Messrr Hegemen Co. Noe 1875 T2
al and 5bS broadway CHAt. A. HKCKsUHER Al COZ
NTOw ~ YOUR TIME TO BUY YOUR COArR-T AM
IN nov dsv erng the best quality OF Goals
the city rescreened from yard, No 10 washlsa tou and
Is Albany streets at the following low prices, yiswhise
ash " rs, Scranton " 80, redsh ~ rs, and Lehsh 90.
DANIEL PAfrEE.
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OWN ii. MEAD, Secretary.

A P. A-PUBLIC MEETING OF wALDENsE LODGE,
"A. No g. A. P A. will be held at 1877 Bowery this WED
nesday) evening June g. The friends of the Protestant
respectfully invited to be present Eminent speak
viii address the meeting Seats reserved for ades
JAMES BRlTTON. Recording Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-23

Ar THE dip STAND. n CHATHAM gTREET-AD-
bought for he hsSsst cssS pros a'oass Jswsy 80
ss,; and No aA once sign, about Ne PREMISE
19aSes ooonoonAAA H b. HERr6, Sem,
Real katato Agent and Broker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-23

NEAsONIC-THE OFFICERS OF CASsIA LODGE, NO.
M AS Of r. and A will be installed Thursday
ing, june "a All NJ Ms In good standing cordially In
yied 10 be present.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-23

NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS AND DEBTORS or
IN PERssE 4 aRooKs.-Au persons having claims
agsinst PERRSE BROOKS requested to present
10 the subscriber and all parties INDEBTED 70 said
will plesss make immediate payment TO the under
signed. The validity OF the asnmeni the subscriber
been established by judgment OF the Supreme Court Aad
there for delay
GEO. J. FCRREsI assignee, 40 Broad street.
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CITUATION WANTED-BYA YOUNG MAN TWENTY
- eight of age, TO make hmsef useful No obec
ton to go In the country. Inquire at 6z3 Sth av.
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FRENCH ADvERTIsEMEsrs- |.

JTEE DANE rBANCAIsE, BUN AGE RA1soNABLE.
~ psrlsnt peut rangisis, desire placer dams
fsmllie pour des enfants et dc n maison
neral ele eit copdre ~ e nge 40 Il IA
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A RrTrTCrAL TEETH INSERTED AT TIE LOWEST
a possible prtse~-ser svsr ~, on gold, ef com
gums pstina t15 Teeth errScct without psn.
DR. EAeLRrOs, $40 Canal sreet keroer, one block
west o. broadway.
RrfrfCfAL rrETH INSERTED AT rHE TOwEsr
IN possible prices f~ts silver ~ gold, IN eonhnu-
gums pstlns S75 fe~th eftrseted without phn Dr.
kAoIETOF S9 Canal street nes hercer street one ork
west % Br)sd-sy.
nRNrTsTRy-rrETH ExvR ACTED IN TIRE sTCoNn"'
~ without the slightest pain. By rew and orsns 10
cess-not freezing. This admirable sysem - prs''eo ~
m oniy. References gtveu, N required.
Dr. n q. DUskfr, BIS Canal street, near wccssa
no DENTISTS or INV YOsK AND vicfNIry..THs
subscriber offers ~ the rrof-sscn new nventon OF
ARTIFICIAL teeth without porceain m~elc suDeAnces
1hey quarters lighter than any ctners useo Den
lists reeevs Instructions ~ be aple " WORK and
Manufacture perfectly for SIS keferennes can Be
given parties who wear ne ~ me IN De seen
Al DT, DuriIn' e. ys Canal street. J. sl0EsNOND, Jh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-23

DAGEB PATENT PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILL,
and portable steam engines and bollerr mounted on
substantial vheeis ready 10 lumber. thrash
cotton and Grind grain Our mills 1000 70 10 90
feet Of lumber per day. Addres Geo. Page Co.. No.
sbroeder street, Bsimore Nd
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE %, 1853.


4 YOUNG MAN WISHES SITUATION TO TAKE
a of farm and horses Can be for two days al
The corner Of James and Msdison sta, in the drug store
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-07-07
London Money Market.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, July g

W AShlNGTON, july o-P. VI.
DIR. Forney, Superintendent of Indian af-
fairs in Utah, writes to the Indian Bureau
that be has made several treaties with the
tribes who have been at enmity for many
years. The nations he had visited have al
ways been faithful TO the United States, but
are in position to have done, if SO disposed,
much more harm than the Mormons. IL dian
affairs are represented to be in very mixed
up condition. lie intends TO visit the tribes
from Salt Lake to Carson Valley. The agent
Mr.. Redfeld, writes from Fort Pierre, Ne
braska, that the Sioux Indians are much eX-
cited on account of the treaty made by the
United States with the Yancton Indians.
They claim that the lands belong to them
and protest against the Ianctons being
paid any thing. They ere in an unsettled
and disturbed state.
Nr. Redield could not have transacted
his business if it had not been for the pres
ence of the troops. They are inSolent, and
il may be necessary TO chastiSe them severe
~. The sripulations of the Lead Mine
treaty are not observed, nearly all tho
nations and tribes being at war.
c. ID. Mott, of Mississippi, has been ap-
pointed special Commissioner to Washing.
ton and Oregon Territories, under the act O
Congress to examine and report on certain
claims, previous to their payment, for which
conditional appropriations have been made
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-07-07
Phii.leiohia Market.

PHIJADELPHIa, July 6.-M
Flour market is quiet, 1000 bbiS in lots
sold to the trade at 1 % for superiine, and
4 62d,5 90 for extra. The receipts are
light. Nothing is doing in rye -four or
corn meal. Sales of wheat at l 04Cal 05
for good western and Penn. red, and . for
white. Rye is wanted at Il. Corn is in
active demand with but little offering, $500
bush yellow sold at 7s. Coffee and sugar
are held firmly, but molasses is neglected.
Provisions are dropping. Small sales Of
mess pork at rs rs; sales Of hams at l0c +;
sides at Sc; shoulders at &c; lard is firm at
llI@lla. Wool sold at 30@42 for com
mon TO fine. Whisky has advanced to 24c,
and is scarce.