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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-11

- ceived per John Raine, for sale by .
lanai PRESTON BROS.
Nh ~ ID s. ANDERSON; .HER-
H. CHANT TAILOR, MitchelPs Block, Main
street, Evansville, Ind Headquarters for elegant
Clothing made to order. Gents Furnishing Goods,
such as Shirts, Collars, Cravats Handkerchief
DC Also, a variety of Piece Goods, made up TO or
der in the very bes. style and manner, at quick
terrse small profits aud extensive sales. dec22
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-. RE UL.aR LOUIS

vile, Evansville and Henderson
sAs<ssse@.FlsSzsz- Packet SCIOTO No. 2, BALLARD,
Master leaves Evansville for louisville aud all iu
termediate points, every Wednesday at p NJ, and
every Saturday at IL A NJ dec2
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STEAMER MITE SIR

TfES.AzA CHET.-The steamer KATE SAR-
cHET will run regularly during the
Winter in the Wabash trade-proceeding on each
trip as far up the river the water and business
will justify her in going. The strictest attention
viii be paid to the wishes and interests of shppers
Her DAYS of departure from Evansville will BIO regu
larlY announced in the papers. decl5-3m
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rszz RE g. UZ.GR EI:a.ysS-
s-db4Su 4=ah~V VILE & WABASH packet
The steamer JOHN T0MPKINS,
Sutton, master, will run in the Evansville and
Wabash trade during the season. For freight or
passage, apply on board jan7-2md
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-11

NOOTIC .-PHILIPP DECKER
@W has now on hand and is manufacturing daily,
large stock ofGerman Extra Palm No. and Fam
lily Soaps Mould Candles, and pure Lard Oil, which
he will sell at the lowest market quotations, for
cash only, unless otherwise agreed.
jane Phillip DECKER, 46 Main st.
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conclusion, that ne must give wheat time to
qr0u.
To which be adds, in memory of the most
important trial Of his life that the prudent
man should always put between the plan and
its execution the time necessary to make .
dozen paper bags.
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(Nound Alum Salt, Dairy Salt, for sale cheap the
" at the New CASA Store. F. \ J
V. ,. II. II ".
Furniture for sale cheap, at the New Cash Store
L +. \ j.
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THE LONDON TIMES OFFICE.


Mr.. Story, son Of one of the propretors
of the Rochester Democrat, writes to that
paper an account of his visit to the Office Of
the London Times. We copy portion of
this.
One of the most interesting and novel de-
partments Of tho establishment is that in
which the stereotyping process is carried on
You know, perhaps, already, that every
number of the Times is printed from stere-
otype plates, thus saving a great part of the
wear and tear of the type. The stereotype
plate is taken from the "form' in three
minutes, by a new process, invented by a
Swiss, and known only to himself \ thin
layer of soft and damp PAPER mache first
receives the impression of the type, and az
ter it has been hardened by the application
of heat, the melted lead is poured on which
is to form the stereotype plate. The pa
permache has the power Of resisting the
action Of the melted lead, and comes out of
the fiery trial unin ured and almost un-
scorched. The plates are remelted every
day after The issue Of the day is printed
from them, and the waste of type metal
from day to day is very slight. By this pow
err of multiplying the number of forms from
which the same side of the paper can be
printed, the Times can use three or four
presses at once, and thus print its fifty nine
thousand copies, on an emergency, in two
hours time. The Times EMPLOYS in its es-
Enlistment some three hundred PERSONS
1t has eighteen reporters at the Houses Of
Parliament, and for these, as we'll as the
majority Of its comp2sitors, the working
hours are the night hours exclusively. 1t
owns four cabs, which are employed solely
IN carrying reporters aad reports at night
to and fro between Printing house Square
and the Palace at Westminster. The re-
porters relieve each other at the Houses ev-
cry quarter hour, and thus though the de-
bate in the Commons lasts till four O'Clock
in the morning, the Times gives it in full by
sunrise, though it cover two whole pages of
the journal.
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II. C. LAWRENCE,
Lafayette, Ind, Nov, II 1858. Wholesale Druggist
II II every steamboat had full supply Of SMITHS
Electro OIL what an amount Of suffering would be re-
HcFsa' II every family were supplied, how pain
would flee SMITHS Electric Oil is the most soothing of
all preparations, and can do harm How pleasant it
rs on an infants gums ladies' gathered breast feon,
or any indalndtUry, painful case TRYIT ard See
Ask Tor DR.. SMITH S Electric OIL
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DR.. M'LANE's
CELEBRATED
VERMIFUGE
"a Nd
LIVER PILLS..

WE beg leave to call the atten,
w ton of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two of the most popu-
lar remedies now before the public.
We refer to
Dr.. Chas. M'Lane's Celebrated
Vermi1uge and LiverPils.
We do not recommend them IS
universal Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name purports, viz:
THE VERMIFUGE.
For expelling Worms from th'
human system. 1t has also bea
administered with the mos, salts
factory results to various ANIMALS
subject to Worms.
THE LIVER PILLS.
For the cure of LIVER COMPLAINS,
all Bilious DERANcEMENTs, Sick
HEAD-AcHE, &c. In cases of
FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to Or after taking Qui
nine, they almost invariably max:
speedy and permanent cure.
AS specifics for the above men-
toned diseases, they are Unrivaled,
and never known to fail when ad-
ministered in accordance with the
directions.
Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprletors,
FLEMING BROTHERS,
PITTsBuRcH, Pa.
to dispose of their Drug business,
in which they have been success
fully engaged for the last Twenty
ears, and they will now give then
undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. And beingds-
termined that DR.. M'Lane's Cels-
brated Vermifuge and Liver Pills
shall continue to occupy the high
position they now hold among ths
great remedies Of the day, they
will continue to spare neither tlnns
nor expense in procuring the BeS
and Purest material, and com
pound them in the most thorough
manner. Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, r.
| ps. Dealers and PLY sicians ordering from otsn
than Fleming Bros will do well to write Their off'
distinctly, and trks tut Dr.. NLGnts, Frsrd'sa
| Fleming Bros. Pittsburgh, Pa To those wishing a. a.
them trial. will forward per mail pct fed e
! part of the United States, box Of l1h ~ ~ sr
threecent postage stamps, vial Of 'sfi a, must
| fourteen threecent stamps All orders fon eA0'"' ~
be accompanied by twenty cents exEs
F. GEEsAMAN + CO'.
At Council Bluffs, sole agents ylo 81 ,ss
Ioua and Nebraska. ~"
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Pottawattszaie Ceu-.-
FOR SALE ~
HORACE EVERFpr
COuncn Rlm

g warsE or 10, 70, go a.
Ne springer's farm, s miles S-.sss aisdjcip,.
sEfr 81 qr2, 70, 42-4O scres y town
w lana, miles above Juds. n ...o.qate =.
too ereek MI. al sanso acres, tis,ss. faa =
y Or ,, n, 40--lso acres aam
.onhs about 20 acres Of imber a., = oasos =
'erbnfy's, In Shelby county vi hsfs
81 n 70 af; ETFw q;sxsw
or = 70, to-s4o acres, Nishnstn,. q anast
Grovc iaipyn, ' u a.ass route east Iuii. ahz
the south, and Mr. Files and Fleshsss. AIles i.f,
There Is no better body Of land n = % tie ~
near. aaaereus ses,,s. IN
Also, swan " Or; and n srsw
timber: = ''' castor the ''''s' '''''aI "a !.
81 W Or 10, and N Eqrsgms-
Sishnabotany bottom land, miles NJ, -, 0-i9e, ~.
near Cutzinser's Mil; about 10 ae,sa = ssx,s =
trsct mile north OF the new State 81 uaats d =
qF and W Or 7, 7s, ss-sso sr,s.
on the Nishnabottany River, mIlep ia. sos,sa s..
and the same distance above Jol. yellow sss,.f
Pierce's farm ''a, and stjo,sssas
NWqr W qrA; wAsEar: ,,.xn -
w d qr ~; M NEqr;Ra Evsr-,
ana n or y Or %, II, 800 acre w sRTxsA
Council I Ras ABOVE Reefs mill and ID aii:. =,
Of EH 10; M and swqss
Gil RlHfH. a0Iea ilss -
Ell, VIZ wqr, and s axw
$500 acres bottom, slope and nnis,s FSEh,
fi8eon, 70 miles n Of Council gI,r. psfis, a..
OF timber; This very fine tract Tor .sos. ~
OF Or W Or; and W m ,ss Ian
Council Bluffs "a' land, ri. ~
~ s"qr; w Sc Or, andswo-x,
Of L. J. Childs ''e alFeE, ss.ssN
n s Or 20; p Or and w4sr
Childs VIVA . miles cas-, a -
En- W Or; and asEqr,z7s,
State road s"ush Of bridge N -
Places and O Fenners farms. nile North NJ
- q. ~; and qrEworas
town. WV S.e nile from NJ,
So or, and Z or o;saNyo,
- 's-9oo acres on Nishnabottany. Al y Il
ioo acres Of timber balance bottom nr,ir,. eIsT
adJolnlng Mr. TTue's and Mr. wsights ,srns AM aEsat
W W Or; Eqr Swqr; and sEc,xx
~ 4i-lS6 .o3 acres, on Keg creek, \ MIL - Sh
ili and mile above Mr. Minturn's farm ana =, u.
''oii ooufc!! Bluffs Also, single tract Of Aa h
SIX THOUS SAND ACPPs.
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VXTould inform their friends and the public generally
| w that they are just opening very large and
stock Of goods embracing every variety OF
| Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods
GROCERIES,
WIVES, LIQUORS, C1azRs, ros.ACco,
Provisions,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, GAPS,
And every article usually kept In rst-class Dry Goods
and Grocery Store. As we will be in receipt Of large
additions to our present stock in few days.
offer GREATER INDUCEMENTS in the way Of the
Newest Styles Of Fashionable
|
|
|
Dress Goods,
|
ana we peose ourselves 10 sell as 10" d. any o'heF
n""'e eoofe 81 Lou'' io' |''u VI 10 e4u''''e"''
|
|
|
"'' u ''e 'a' n''' anu De'' "'So' 'u'en'S"
|
|
|
Ever offered in this market, consisting 0.
OYSTERS. sardtncs. 1oh..ers Salmon
Picked oysters, Je!Iiss, Jams,
Fresh Peaches
Fresh Pears
| Fresh Pineapple, Fresh Rsspherries,
Fresa Cherries, Fresh Strawberries
Fresh Peas,
Fresh Corn,
Fresh Tomatoes prcserves
| d
ci,ro
Currants
.
Ra'slnS Syrups,
DFIcd CAerFlcs, Cordlals.
- PRODUCE taken in Exchange for Goods,
,,,-or,.,.,>- c,-ro>.
:.
very large STOCK OF LADIES' hne faShonAbie Dress
'o'"'' "' '"e We" '"S" ot"'e- r. ~.
THROWN Sugar clarifcd srp,r p,lvc,,yot Smear
IS Crushed sursr for s'le rhan At ,he Vow C1.h
Store. F. ~
| - " ---- -
~ X >.' s,,ts '1'" ''' SAFE 'ne-P d" me
V. an. II ly
i ''' '''e '''''' at INC w" 'AS' ''>FT'
---------------
IF THESE THINGS BE so. THEN INDEED
ARE ALL INTERESTED!
Ask Hon. job" A. Poor Of Portland. what it did
r x, n""' .asN ,'"s
what il did for her
in one day,
overcome hv ;rrefrari,,e ovarwho,r,inr ,roosx
Or WIN g. ncnue,, -, r,u p,,or cave.
~ swift, ,o,or,o ,r,oro,.,,
your Electric Oh because Good Article Send mo
| l., ,zo, small 8 ,,o, ,,,o,,,, ,e,.o,,.-r..,
Respectfully yours WIN G. BENNETT.
'ah'ian ASK for SMITHS Elecrlc Oil as dangerous
'''' '0'o''"
~ ''' HON -ruoshe's OF newspapers
'"'' N""''''e" NOV 10 insert Inc 'aseh'"n re-
,,,,a, ,,u'7 ''''"" 'S'u"''"s 'e",N
~ NY " nave "ppea'to III several newspapers Of late
such notices would not be admitted where he is known.
G. b. SMITH, NJ.
op'''''' VI OH IL ELh'ih'' JILL
IFror, the he's, Dr,,ooig, in 1ndi,no,
pr sn,Tu-Ith VIC can mako good thing ,or,
the sale Of Electric OIL here for believe from nv
o"" experience, 1t arenHy good article.
| ,,,rot,. ,na >u >, 900 Nv, '. ,.
'seA'''
rs,o..,
| Electric nj, uh., on a,,o,.u, -, a.,.,..:''r.
l,cved 1,e,or, t,,,,,. .,os
fanny "e'e S"ppiei' no" sooh pain
"ou'd nee SMITHS Electric Oil is the most soothing Of
all preparatIons never can do harm How pcasan, Il
fanis gums ladies' gathered breast feIon
| or any infamatorv painful case rpy,-,rasee
ASK ior Dr. SMITH s Electric Oil
| s----
land who have large ouant,ty tho st six months
| and who know its rrc,, va,rc nav, ,,,,;n
|
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SHIPPERS OF LIVE STocA'
NOTICE.

WE CALL ATTENTION TO Wu Pssshs.
w O Fresh Oysters, Holsters, sa'u anvis Branas
strawbe res, Cherries, Fresh flne ~. fruits no.
ies. &c. ali Of which Will be sold ., I'LL p>
PRICES. 4VH@>
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DR.. Smiths Oil Cures Afflicted

Having had considerable experience in the n, pr
Smiths Electric Oil, have no hestancy in saying tina.
surpasses anything have yet found for the cure of
Rheumatic complaints Having long suffered from Rheu-
mafm was induced TO try this remedy and was almost
astonshed at the result, as it affected rand and
thlnk permanent cure would advise suffering from
rheumatic or nervous diseases to this medicine
out delay and think you will find that is rvhtIv
Crescent City, May 1858 "AAso~''
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COL .ONX

all being IN one body, in the forks Of the wv,
nabotany River. This land lies in secttpus 40
n, 80 IN Pottawattamie county; and in s.-.s.al
TO- s ~ = 70, ~ . 20, 81, 80, a. and IS T7sss
IN Sheby county, mile north Of Cutsingsr's nil, -
Sewtown) miles south 0: the location a ne
r; miles north Of the new State Read "a Iss M
and IS miles from Council Bluffs Atep. Z :. sas
bottom, and 4 slope and upland, with suses..,
ti,tar veal, altered mulatto coil, and all .r,sIs -
'ihher' Weil-wf some SO acres -'''S -
'NEep'io" eserviug the attention Of those .ss, .
ms land /, da Colony, and will be onlT ID :
''t y irs-alsa]
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-17
THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA LEAVING VI

Vienna MAY 30) correspondence OF London Times
AS The departure OF the Emperor Francis Joseph Tor
laly Is en- even, OF Importance, brief the
circumstances attending 1t may perhaps be acceptable 10
your readers.
1t was generally known that hs Majesty intended to
leave Venra on Suncay, but few persons were aware
tbat De would start 8 eleven O'Clock in morning there
was 70 great crowd IN the streets leading the railway
himpuE. AT halfpast ten the high cyll and military
diepiiies assembled front OF the terminus and
shortly before eleven the Emperor and Empress made
their appearance in an open Carriage
Although there was vehement cheering az their 5la
jestes Grove through the Streets the reception given to
the Monarch was OF the most ateyng description As he
passed every hat vas removed few heads were
veTed until The carriage wac out Of SIGHT
During the drive fem the glscs the outer lines Of
ue Guy my nacIe was very near the imperial equpage
aud conaequeny couo boib see and hear what passed
TIE woids "God bless you'll e. Got gne Sse') must have
been uttered feyea thousand times in the course of ton
nlnutes, and the miner favotte xpression "Gck afr
C'succets TO youFD more than once reached my ears
" appeared 10 me that the Sovereign and the peoole
we're equally moved for the former who looked very
PALE bowed much lover than bis wont and mar of the
atier actually shed tears On reaching the large opan
space in fIon Of the terminus my numbered vehicle YVES
obliged oprl up and therefore only relate on hear
lay what ubsCquenty occurred.
After havng addressed q few words ID tho military
enhortes Who were standing at the entrance 10 the hall
his Mejesy asceBoed the eairs eadiug 10 the MIA
where he beee farewell to his ministers and the high
court dgniares. After having cordially shagen hands
with Sc veal OF the persons present the Emperor banded
her MAJESTY INTO the carriage, and Immediately followed
her
The Emperor who is naturally stern man. Ia taid 10
have suppressed his emotion VITA difficulty.
Inc poor Empress, who was accompany her COMFORT
70 Hurzzuschlag the second station the other eide OF
ne semmering, was sadly depressed, and as pale as
o lily.
The principal military men who have gone with his
Majesty are The Aichduke William, the General OF Art
iGy, Baron He's, and the Adjutant Generals Count
6rubIe, Baron kelner, and Baron Schiller The Ernne
Tors nilnary chanceusyle lett on Saturday evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-17
Our Paris Correspondence.

PAEis, Juae 2, 1859.
The Ncs from The Sat # Wdr-Fsverts Ssae IF Paris
Anaey5crn Sympathy for Aaly-Co1t C'atyaJGnd Of Var
The Smaller Details Of the Campaign VIZ Of the
Pd5istdns de-
The fortune Of the Allies s sssuredy in the ascendant
The Instruction Of the Yaltelline is confirmed on ell
sides. The Austrian officials and gendarmes have been
either imprisoned or driven away revolutionary army
ia being formed at sondro the chief town Of the district
The people Of the country focking to il en- muse
Tie Bourse has responded to this cheering intelligence
by an unwo5ed buoyancy. Three per cents are now al
OIL eec and all securities havo prOporonaby improved
by decree OF the Emperor, sigued at Aeesaudria
Generals Of Brigade Baron Richepsnse, Foltz Sol and
soumain have been promoted tho rank of Generals Of
Division ard the following twelve coonels Deu Pour
Get, de Premonvlle, de Mstopthon GAyot de Iesn.rt
Jaspart, Getty de Morioa, Ncheler Rdonel lie yasson
Sorya Jsrras, de Dree and Bruno 10 thai Of Generals
Brigade.
General Forey promoted TO the dignity Of Grand Cross
Of the Legion OF Ecnor. General Blanchard Colones
Cambfels Meme de Belleoo (snce decelsed) and cone
Dunes nit &c the rank Of Commander Egn. other Leat
Colonies and Chefs dc Battalion that OF olces aud
making thirty three nominations to that OF Knight, AL for
distinguished services in the combat Of MoD.ebso
Sixty eight military medals have been aso conferred on
non commissioned officers and privaes for the same FAIR
The government Of the Two Settles has JUS, adopted IL
Is SAID very serious mcasure having prohibited toe ex
poriation Of sulphur
II this statement be true, It s the nrrt ocln &c. of
King FRANCIS H. Letters from Naples inform US that the
funeral Of the late Kiog take place on the als of
May LEI OF June, until which event il WA no, ,s,o,
airy for me new kipg 20 take part any speca business
General VIA, VINO vas employed IA tsss ~ Sicily wss
Eposen Of as the Director o. Police The Price
dAquila, uncle Of kTaD5is H. is sed 10 eucou,aoe bs
nephew 10 remain faithful 20 he Old policy Ana the
Queen Dosaser the young Queen hs wife and tho Aus
rinn Ambassador urge him 10 keep him the s,ee
men who the ad gisers OF his father.
A young mdshipmao OF the name Of Saleandrouze ar
rived foulop 30 rosI for Pars lie carried
despatches from Admiral Juren De Ia GTave-e from The
Adratc 10 make the greater haste, he hEd audei by
night at Rmip and order 10 reach Legnoru hal pssed
through Hevera towns In the Pontca States occgpei by
the Ausrans BE 10 II be seyera arrested
Du hE uency IL Encsb enabled him 20 pass for Es've
q that & uu.y os reception EorIisDinal "
nsiraDs, he HsTs, polite IN n BE- enDSrfassg
AGf GIGgtEe ha4 isel llrty DE Vessc, Of the est
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is COAL CoNTRABAND OF WAR?

On
The Paris M0aite1r O. few days ago contained this an
DouncemeBt-" UP 10 the present time the Emperors 20.
vernment bias never considered object contra
lard Of war, and able ~ announce that IL will
curing The present war; continue TO form 10 this view
Of the question" No doubt there many persons p
ms country who Will say that ths decision IL TO be attr
bued to theso two consdeTa,onsirst that Frnpce for
the conduct Of ner naval and military operations requires
ngab or other foreign coal md secondly
bs concession with perfect security long as her enemy
hes DO power upon the see TO interfere with coal or any
Vner article which France may want II ia ungeperous
80 wen as Unfair 10 attempt 10 attach such selfish
n,o''Fes 10 the International policy Of France
.uv o'nef day Manchester paper, usually
wen iroineb, stsed tina, France had determined to con
ruer c" cohrnoHpd OF var and reason which IL
sgnen was profession native industry IL fnrher de
fcrueu s ioncy as sucidal on the part Of France
depend upoD England for the supply OF an arce which
10 consequence Of the introduction senm uavya,on i.
equally Sa1ab.e iof Tie roses o. Wa. az fof those OF
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TIE YACHT CoRyPHeUs This new and beautiful crart
reached this port yesterday in ak dsys from New York.
She was built at Port jefferson, Long Island by Mr. Row
land for gentleman OF New Orleans. who intends using
Der as pleasure boat The waters of Lake Pontchar
ra,s the Gulf Of Mexico, &c. She Ia fitted up with every
convenience that make sea voyage agreeable; OF
eighty tons and beautiful model Shs will remain for
day two, aud then proceed 10 New
Courier, Jane ID.
THE Yacht ANcA This fine yacht owned by william
". Thomas Esq., of New YORK; which paid us visits last
season. arrived waters Thursday last and sailed
fer the Vineyard, returning here yesterday They were
Hospitality received at Edgsrtown, where they spent the
Sabbath ard attended chuIch On their excursion they
caught about hundred and twenty bueush. The
Znga sailed about noon TO day for New YorkNeW Bed
Jo7d Standard, June ID.
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lyIdY eAn oOUaTY rEnAeUBY sAS FIX nursOC
~ May 1859 TO hoders Of the per cent ara banaS
os city OF San Fysocsc Issued Doceribse iss4Il pur.
snee o. bs rrnvsDrB OF Rn act of toe Lesaire OF sy
Of California approved srr H. 1889 Ia hereby ewes
ees!ed prOnoss 10 be delivered this ocs proy "a IN
lat Say q ADgss pest wi be received by the onszs
Of the Fire Bopd sinkioR Fund Ton rsdaninoo OF s
bends abovs named 70 the eaert Of thirty aroe tsoasAnd
dolars CsS3 000l
will hgsee deli said honda In DAN Frcaclsco
Nos 10 u .Dc,uaVe for casa payshls at thc once b.
companied BY dspos Of ten cen. dn bon con
the rendered redemption security wlshou
which deposit bios will be considered.
Proposals. endorsed For tbs Surrender OF 6an FrAncsus
Fire Bonds' viii be submitted 70 he Aforesaid Com
On the ssd lr day August 1859 Parties whose bi ma
wOcepted will be notified forthwith thro toor agents. aud
lowed until the sOb day Of October following f0r he ens
render Of the bonds at this oHico,
NO bids recoived u par
" n us
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TIE ARMY III TExAs.--The San Antonio Herald
Of 4h inst that General Twggs is out Of
oeDger and Is rapidly recovering
Major Mcclure, United States Paymaster, arrived at San
Ap,cto The Sd inst from New Orleans with funds 10
pay the troops Stationed GA the frontier.
The Ssr Antonio Herald OF 30 instant says-A large
train OF government wagons left city yesterday for
soue the upper FORTS accompanied by pany a. Of
he tliery, which has been stationed in city for
time past rBere has been some I'M ortant m0ye
menss going among the troops Fort Duncan and the
camp Camp Cooper are 10 be abandoned. The gal
aDt Major Van Dorm ordered report to the command
ing gene raj OF this pace.
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noticed for the adjourned Circuit Court must DO aed eight
days previously and must distinctly designate whether
ia demurrer, = foreclosure or otherwise.
MILITARY The Seventeen regiment comprising cavalry
and artillery, under command OF Coone! Samuel Graham
pHaded yesterday lhey passed in review before the
Mayor and members of the Common Council In front Of
the City Hall, when they proceeded to F.atbush where
they were reviewed by General Croose. roey .aen
matched 10 he parade ground the Coney Island Plank
road, for drill and exercise. The companies were oil
fully represented and presented brilliant appearance
They were accompanied by q mounted band of music
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