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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-01
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n8nltu8 8e|lb9aus,
0Ulparbeiter unp Ibrmader,
SrOnpitreet 9ir. 127 sipilbcn Z. unp 8. @troee
Dem neutrality-suspicious. @ilcn6nbn=Oepp
9egrniibrr
Snr6 ian9id6ri9e JRrdafIidteit peranlast mein
@slbaft au3u9eben, ttste itb 6iemit einem 9ee6rten
9ublttum mein ppblafortirtes Eager BON ubren Il,
gu ben b%iIli9itsn @reilen an nnb ST.
merte, pap Elm SrcBer &betl Der @plpwaaren pUu
mir ielbit an9eferti9t wurpeu, fir beren GpIibitSt
i'd nit Jte4t biir9en tam.
NuG bin iA 9SilenS mcin Iekr YclItS uSiors
Observation-Disclosures iomie cine MaIIe 'Rornepl
SaSgts, unO Niele anpere aAte uup unGbte Gpe(s
ltetne j3n p%ertaulen,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-01
Oeut[6e Seb nj nj c.

.Yirs. $. S]aumonn, Ste Strabc, ,piIben
Srcao= unb NforIbau-Stra6e,
ma6t Zen 6roueu 9tihmcnbs bic crer6rrIt Nn,cisc, SaF Re in
9eutihl0ne ais pebaumc Hubert uno ouf Ger llntverii6t III Sam-
berg III Satcru ibr Graren benanbcn bat, mordtcr Ie bic betcn
acu9uile sprceen fam. wsebll b lie lid Eel pprfcmmtut en- Gjclc.
a~cnbritcn bsicnS enpficblt. 9ugtctb matt Sieicl6e ibren Gj6nne-
TinRcn bic @nfiec. bB Nt in 0cu.hbtanb mebrerr Sabre, .fpnte in
Baltimore IL Sabre prIcieirt Bat. uro bE fe ocsbalb bic Scrfhc-
runs scbtn fam, baf Tic ctpoisc Muftr6e in Ger idrrafen 9SeiIe
unb Sur ppntpnmcnltcn 3ufriecrnbeit ouSTtttcr fam. 1885
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-01
George u. 6uubley.

Samtp GIrOesr, $50 S~roabiiraBe, nabe Der 6. Strase.
bait Gin reiatt6eS unb p~UlSl9litre Eager BON Groceries oncr srt.
9Detns, Giaucre &C., Die or ge9en 6aor Su au5nabmSpeiS bilioen
@reiisn pcrfauft I'M sinen 9euh ieiner 6rrunoe ub bes Wu6G@
tums btttet oerie!be init Der Senlertuns, bB Cs ibm gum 9eranl>
gen 9eret3en wIro, aud bic 9eebrsn peutlhsn 8unbsn bebicnsn ;u
t0nnen.
@. q. 6unfIcp.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-01

9Sal Strset QaAer6icr<S alcn
bdlt letS pa5 tcfe Stem gbprfsr, Wbilapelp6ia 8eopiuo
uno Baltimore Z aaerbier,
audi anbere Grfriihunaen, wie edten S6wa,r EnS Qim6uroer
Sole, BOlo9ne, SarOias &c. iperoen immer irsm6(ih ~rs!atreidt
uno bitttt lint r6t rfirn Seiu6 2Bm. Y. SapnbUrn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-01
0eutlGer Grocery Store.

9tm btutIhcn 9ubIifum erlaubt lid Der llntcr;sitnctc Ictnen
an MarIbalro6c neben benz Sptcl Der Serren Norrbaufcn II. 60.
sccscnru Nantip- @rrccrp>Shrs III %empcbIer, in Dem aUc in fol-
den @sih6ften 9efubrt wcrbcnte SSaorcn in tccr SuaIttdt un6 III
ben biuisfcn Wortpreiicn III babcn lnb. lm ;abIr.iden 3uIprub
iciuCr Qdnosleute btrct f%reuuolidit 9. q. Nubs.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-01
Sbos. SO. Ssarauar.
@nss SIT

pratttl0fr 0dSs Sitter,
Sde Ste up SroahltraBe. nebsn Dem 9reaSfir. bottl.
8ttmpnb, ga.
SaNen, egsntite @eb@upt uRS 9%BObnbauisr tprrben mil Gao
uno OanpIrpPren gu Den biliSlen 9rsilen ~perieben, -.
ES> MGe oerarti9e &uftrd9e iperSen bonf6ar entoeopro,nsr,
men aRb ihnslitsne ouSatfu5rt. "S'S'"s'"0">
&S> StHmbtn9 losr &t mirb ~ibntafsns 6sfOrst. l7l2
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-01
O. III. GHALKLEY.

6Inoler BON Qeeer uub Shubz SincinaS, Gmpprteur
Don fran;Gllhcm &alblebcr,
Is. Ctr, 5mtlhen Ntain II. Gary, 9ti6mone, Sa
DeutIb,n Shuhmadein pirb biss s~puitdnbislt oTirrt;rte Yaor,
pom Qebtr auer @rt britens %empfrbien. 9ieicIben fn6en balelblt ;u-
atcib aleS Ju ibrert Gcl,lft n0tbi9c gSerfnus, bic f. a. Stubinas,
gsitcn &C.. ale SOrten lippers u; /. 10: Dus pon Satlern unb
9utbinhtrn Aebreudt mereenbt 9ehsr 1T slct&falS YOOrdtbie.
pcrfauft. 1904
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-01
Vermischte Anzeigen.

Concert. 6aae nnp 9aserbier=S alrt.
Der Undergraduate cntpfiebIt ccm eeuiibcn Iublitunt finer sIe>
CANT etnscri6teten SoIpn III heifigem SeluGe. Die befcn Qiauprs
mo Gascrbter aus ben YrrSusIi4fen 8rauercNn be scresns ipcr-
zen ~ etn Nptale peiirletn rr 9e9ahen. Gang ~er9etcnlt
14.Sl 81 RIIsr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-01
OeutiAe 9lpnthefr.

Die rUn mir nu einseridtcte beutbe NpctbefG, an Der Srpobfr.
ipilDcn Der l. uno grNpf @penue 9eleSen. lit Gem b~eutIen 0ublt,
fun Jest er0nnct. OurdD aufmsrtieme, panftlt&e unb reeIe 8cbics
nun9 bore ib mir bGe s3utrauen mtiner Gunpen III errpcrben rub
Ill crbaltsn. Sh erloube mir nOh III bemcrfen, be id cine ppr-
tref1thc NuspaM Der befen uno frtitrlfen Mic6connente unb Orp>
0uen perIorith IN Stem @prf Ycn Den beten Snpprteuren einaefaufi
babe. uno oee4alh mi S'anoe bin, je9libsn @niOoerunsta aufs
SSplfcmmenlte III enipreden.
lin ~eefGaiSen 8ulpru6 bitet 6. G.. Slider. SLOT.
Re1ptt wcroen III jsber Belt, bel Sae up Yf0bt Ypn mir feibH
nit Der sr6Ften &ecuratene angefsrtiet. 9. s. &. :
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-01
Vermischte Anzeigen.
D. SALOMON s. Co.
Np. 5 gHnnifrcet.

g4tr pfsrmen benz eeebrten @u6iifum infer prbl> unb ret&aGpr-
tireS Eager ron aseinen. siantMrsn uno eisareen, bic mir
ftl6it importtren NIB ~ Gnsrps- 9renen abeeben. Eran,6fItc,
ssutl6e unb unSaril@e gSeine ssrfaufen mir nit So : Is per IL
Slaffsn, 70 ME in ein5slnsn SIafben nit rs Gents sis $3.50;
etr 9aucne NIT $I-2.
@panl@e sSeins. ais: gor:, matstra, Sberrp ;u tpirfIi& Bill
lisen 9reifen.
Die belisbteif II Srdnoe 9bampaansr, ppn $50 has Snbcrb,
in einelnen Elaf6eu rertdltmiBmdtia.
@ranbiss Yon rs Gsnts bis Sc Die Gaqune; Johann boil. Gin.
i6retSer &blontte bl Curacao. frenS. GrrbiolS, seutf6eS 3pet-
f6en> unS 8irfhmalcr. 10 ME sinen beribmtcn SeuIhen Gfostn<
Sthern. BET Der Slalhe une @alicue. ub eneltb bic itpn as
ppranelt6 befanntcn SaY0no Gi9arrcn.
Die %berlbmisn aIten 5duler @uuse fls in Spybeaur unb :. Sa>
lensn Sphne in 99atnS sertrcten mir ale aleni c &ecntcn fWr Die
lns alcin imprrtirt.
9ur6 ale bieie sertinenneen. 70 nj. turd infer Saupt-ge-
t6aTt m Nep gpt, Np. 1919 gSi0iar Str, fib mir in ben Stonb
9sltbt, isesr @oneurrens bts Spite sa tieten ub bsies bent YER
fbrtea 9utIitunt su Siuben frnu,en ;u laGea.
pp6ahtun9srpa
.. Salpmpn II. Co.,
$40. 5 gSau, Struse, I'M ct. gborlss Spttl.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-01
Seenn padet< unD @elD : Sef5rOerunas G]pmmiIIion
M9enten:
Is. ScbmiGt II. 60.

Sntaffp~, mmiiIiprs>, Spcbitipns. unb
&e3fel~ 9ef36ft.
Sriete une 90dste, lebttre Bis Su so 9funb9etptbt, perber
nit ieoem rUu bier ~a69ebenpcn @pito6mpfer nab irocnS finsmSTt.
Der s8eit (SOrsaali6 Deutl@Ianb unb Die S6weiJ franfirt bic
CUR SfltnirnIn9Nper tbellpene, promei rmb nit Der 9rGBten Slider,
belt erpeoirt, 9eeen 0arante uRo Snbein.
NSe9lel mb @npetlun9en, III cen 5aunlassu sp
SeuflNIano saBbar, ino 81 Den nieorigtcngpurlcn in Dem ps;acu
Bureau III babsn.
@eIeans5ablHngen an tr8enb cine %brt1e in OeutT6>
lamp, tret ms SauS 9slIetert, 9e9tn Suittun9.- YaEeaes 8iIcts
unb 9eilepaIs. III" O"
Rfsr,5ir %idbmO"S Hnb ~ilm9eSene boben mir 6rn. g. 6affeI
uuire &genmr utertra9en. a. Am ~ - e.
Wlub dWf Sbiae5 6eiehcnb, bittet I'M b, ornsi atom 81 rfrr5.s mo-;
Der "rr""rr nrN Qonoeteute W SnTTe
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-01
Buchhaendler- Anzeigen.

s. 8. Steder
1T &ecnt fur fpIscnbe 9eifdrHfen.
Nsp gcrfsr Criminal 3eituna,
5umcrilt,
S6ule ess Bolts,
@uff- 3sttune,
Grrilisratb's idmnttIide gserfe.
mentt Striittu. N ~" F"""'''"
@si S.. 8. Steder III gu basen:
Seten unp g0irtsn prn General Arisbrih sRir6.r,,
BON Steuben. Yrsts 16 Sts.
6rant sesliss S%0uitrirte ,3sttuns. grcis 5 Cts,
Bel S.. s. Steder ino su taten one be,,t,ds
uno en9ltlde Shultiider, @sianstI6er. 5brcikb;il
der flr @fibaftSleuts uno S&ulcn, S6reibpapier.
Slctfepern &C. gu ben %billistcn Yreitn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-01

Meincu 0e1haitsf rcanpen Die ~rrssbene Inssiac, bas
i'd POM L. Ncpemter ab Baltimore 9ager.Sier
d So per Sarrci rber 81 per $cs C5a6 nibt scre6net)
~jdbrisen g8intert Sieres if, ME bon &ennern perIidcrt
mirr, aueeeSsichnet, uno lprt6t Der bcprutenre Ibiab
bier IcpcbG mic III Den SdmelcsifGcten g~1rrfctt, Wes
terStur l.. 2pnhturs, Charlottesville, Stauntpn II. f. III.
bintdnslih fur pie Giite pcs Seesrr'ihcn Qaeertiers.
SD erlaube mir feruer @rceerp-8efBer ouf mriu
Salt;mcr Cream Ollie dufmerflam gu maiden, bas in
SualitGt feincr Der bier cingcfubrteu Sprten nehfebt
unp ltets frifh ;i baben 1T. NreiS per Barrel SO, bal.
Der Barrel 81 uro Ses $40 (8as ni4t intesr,Hen)
fret ine Saus.
9tee1e uuc prcmpte Sericnun9 ;uiiherno, tittet um
9cusisten 3uipruh 9. 8 eiIbahrr,
I9cnt fir Sacct See9cr'S Baltic.
Sn9crbier unb .. Dauoelets Saltc.
Cream Gle.
Is. Ctr, spiIhcu Wiatn II. @arY.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-01
Il {.

9. 8etIba6er, aasiniSer &9ent fur ben staat Stre;nt,n
fur Soepb See9crS Baltimore 2ascrbier, urtertdlt Qaatg unp
emgianst 11selmdst9 ,geim@l %w64entItt Ssncunsen oiefss auSee-
etcpneten SaaErberS; Selteillneen lppobl pcm Eager bier. aIs purt
Gertauf 9c9en boar gum btil9Iten 0lorttpreie.
Is. StroEe, spihhcn Miain unb Gary.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-01
BUSY DAY

BUSY DAY
III Der Tane elmer bier in 8idmpno eribCincrScr croIiGtcr Sci
ttns, Die, berausSc9cbCn Ron Srn. 81. 80. Cars, boiu tcnimmi
1T, III ben SpteIs, Nuf Oampflhiftr unb III cen Observation-Disclosures
sr0Bcre SerbreitlnS gu %gerl4afcn. Gtiddftseute, bic Moi blind
9t9en ibr et8enes Sntersiic itno, wrrben p%pbItbnn, in birltmt eneIt-
lhen Nniet9e~Sr9on III annpncuen.
Sffct eee .,9ul9 0a0": 1S6 Moinfrofc.
200 9crcs ganolee, GALLON. Sperm unb @oamonnnr,
$50 SOres Spap, S!at. 8rpmn unO graOp,
so SOres %ep sOrt @Oitsn Gttefe,
400 grppmS unb Sudehs,
zoe GrpF IiTprteb 9ipee,
200 G5rpB @Pot6cs
5000 etS"rrsn' 'erf@teHene rannbs, lsetcn ertaItcn aub spm
20 Barrels Baltimore @idlcs, fosten cr6aitcn unb III batsn sci
28m. B Gllace II. Spbn.
20 Sa'rele Sesrtose's ae uue2O Barrels Cher fpsbeu ertaItcn
uno 3rn1 SertaVt bet Bm. Woltacs II. Spbn.
$50 8bIe. GruibsO, @opNrrco, @ranulant, grpunb uO 9at nj
$50 Sbs. s $ ptlcp 81 unb g aaHs, 8ufer.
$50 bills. prime np crop 9Pcrp Srleans 3uder.
20 bboS. medium 10 prime
100 IBIS. prime nen crop acp Srreans mSUIaTes.
100 StS eotten un%c slad Syrup"
so bbbS. 0tuScruabp @tplalCe.
$50 btle. nno tierces Bacon SamS.
200 btbs. Saccn Sibce uno Stuulters.
$50 bbl5. unb tucrocS 2oro (prime leaf.
$50 te9s prtnte SSefcrn Gcaf Naro.
$50 b65. Gut un6 WruB 6rrrinee.
900 bpree @Nonantinc unO Gadpp CANDLES.
500 bprsS glad, Srorpn unS 6ancY Soaps.
$50 tirrccS Gitt.
SO bbts. Cream Ole.
300 bbIS. PURE Cher Sircsar.
90 brres. GusIib Dairy GbeeIe.
Og7 bills. giqSinnatt NIB Meetdeo sRbtstcy. Sum, Sin, srants,
0rrotol, 9erts INN DIG6elr1 9letu.
$50 bbIS. pure Str9inia Nipuutair gBbisfcs.
100 tierceS GUnbrr YOrtcr.
$50 baatets Gbaupa9ner.
40 bags Ga9utra, iNUfa, Raraeaitr, Giu unb Sasa GpFe..
100 CoO STintlFs, 9aSana uno anrerc @isarrsn.
25 bbIe. @ieer.
25 tblS. 9idleS.
600 bblS, 0emiiip, Grtra. Supcrine, Sine II. / WibbIinss Flour.
plpugb Sinrs, Seo CORDS, gBrappina Snine.
S~Srarptn9 9Gper, Getter uno 8pplicap goper, Saw giuaer, oe-
niopiencn ufc gratt 9epprr, 9inetto Sreoo unb gBafbin9 SpSa,
SIot, green une 9Enpopoer 8bcc, Stdrfc. Mathee aQrr Sprten,
SrpOms, Sutehs, G!ctbcs' @tnS, 9feifrn, 9frifenf6pft, gfaub.
Imo 8autGsat, }59 Slue, Nutmc9s, Waccarpnt, SermicsQi, Sbp.
Slattn9, Srul9ee, yealt Ypipoers, uuo ale ipriti9er &rttfeI, biz
IN elmer 9rGrerg uno 6urnlbtn8 GtobIthemrnt srlalrn perbcn.
Sun &srtouf dHbrrlt 5ili9 scsen baar bet
@m. N~aIGac 9 Sbne.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-01
Scmticbe Slpptbefe.

SIR Rem mir rpn mcinrn hcT9cn 9anbScuten 10 rcttlib oe>
itentten 3uiprutb ber5Ii@ bantenp, cnpfebIe i6 MID aud fernerbin
bcrem 9enei9ten SDoblmplen, inpem ib su eIeider Belt ;r Rennt,
nB brinae, oB ib netit friiten 9rrsuen unp @ebicamenten, e6en
erbielt: YHaum'n, Grelcn, feline uo 9rrbe @erie. Soqps Grtess
mcbl. Safr9rHee. pcridcrcnc Sprtcn Nubeln, 6sutibe Is itpricn
Elner 3ruuters8dic, Gbcerlabe, NacarUni, SaIat6l in arpsen unp
tIeincn 6laitcn. 3imml. 9arScn unb %sefofenen, nebt alien anbcrn
GCtrurien. SdrrGEne. 9G flmericu, SeUtn Il. &C. nelhc Mrtifel
ib gu DEN mN9Iiblt btaisfca 9reilen bsfene e%mpfehie.
S. 6. StG6er, Mat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-01

Spbn Srieperih,
Mlanufacturers nnp SmpOrter Of Supclr9 CIR. 1873
Gait=8altimpre<St Street.
Saltintpre SIN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-05
The New rownxh,n Law.

We publish an authentic copy of the act
providing for new township organization,
which has already gone into operation, and
under which the township elections are t.
be held next month. We give the law en-
tire that the local authorities may be fully
informed OF all its provisions and be pre-
pared to execute it. 1t makes a most impor-
tant and radical change in the administra-
ton of township business. The measure is
one of economy, and it would add to the eff
cheney of the town administrators if the
law had allowed sufficient compensation to
the Trustee to induce man of intelligence
and business qualification to seek the Office
The peaurious policy of getting cheap mu-
n,cipal officers, brings confusion and loss
into all our local affairs, and is one of the
chief causes of the increase of the public
burthens.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-05
Washington Items,

"a WASHINGTON, March 3--PM
The President and his Cabinet are at the
Capitol and occupying the Vice Presidents
room, and attending to business in connec-
ton with Congress.
The navy appropriation bill as passed le-
galizes the order of the Secretary of the Ma
Wy, giving rank to engineers and assistants,
after the manner of surgeons and pursers
Commanders and executive officers to have
the precedence.
The Postmaster Generals physicians to-
night pronounced Kim out of danger.
A large number of the Republican men,
bers did not vote on the resolution of thanks
to the Speaker, on the ground that he did
not vote on similar resolution to Speaker
Banks, two years ago. Tie two Southern
men who voted in the negative are Smith,
of Va, and McRae, of Miss.
WASHINGTON, March 5-P. NJ
All the general appropriation bills that
passed both Houses received the President s
signature. The Post Office Appropriation
and Post Route bills failed to become laws.
The former appropriated about S20,00O,O00.
Whether an extra session win be called
in consequence of its loss is a matter for ex-
ecutive consideration. So far, no reliance
can be placed on the rumors to that effect
Amid the confusion in the clerks Offices il
crnnot 6e definitely ascertained whether any
private bills which passed both Houses
failed to receive the Presidents signature.
The miscellaneous appropriation bill con-
tains the section extending the treasury
note law for two years, and appropriate:
$4,000 for the coast survey, which was
agreed to with singular unanimity.
Besides the appropriations for the eight
house establishments the survey OF public
lands, and an appropriation for taking the
next census, &c.
Tit ocean mail steamer bill was killed,
but there is appended to the bill to carry
into effect the treaty with the Dacotah and
Tonaw onda Indians.
Appropriations for complying with thu
existing contracts for carrying the mails vi.
Panama and Tehuantegec to California
The House failed as has heretofore beer
the practice to send the President n mes
sage asking whether there were any fur
ther communications to make, and that Con
| gress was ready to adjourn. Several ger
tlemen having objected to the suspension O
the roll call.
The House has removed every trace of the
abolition of the ranking privilege and in
crease of past age.
| The galleries were densely crowded to
witness the closing scenes. Many member
leave this afternoon for their homes.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-05
CONGRESSIONAL.

"a WASHINGTON, March 4-P
HousE-Hunkel, of Pa, asked leave to in
troduce bill providing for the redemption
of outstanding treasury notes, authorizing a
loan, and regulating and fixing the duties
on imports. ,.,s-s.-.
Objections were made. A suspension of
the rules was moved and negatived. Yeas
l0l, nays 81. l5-.f-...-.. .f-, .s
George Taylor, of New York, Intellectual
ly endeavored to take up the report relative
to the late Superintendent Of Public Print
ing. .---.ss.. s.- 81. --..4f- ..,s ID
On motion of Mr.. Phelps, of Missouri, the
House took up the miscellaneous appropria-
ton bill.
An amendment made by the Senate, ex-
tending the treasury note law for two years,
being read, Owen Jones raised a point Of
order, that the Senate had no right to Insert
clause of that kind in an appropriation
bill, being contrary to clause in the con-
stitution, providing that all bills for raising
revenue shall originate in the House.
!. Jones of Tennessee, said that this amend
ment merely provided to give new Treasury
notes for the old ones.
The Speaker overruled the point. 1t was
for the House to determine whether the
amendment was not constitutional or not.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-05

Was Mrs. BRANNAN MURDERED Pit will
be remembered that on the goth of July
last, Mrs. John NJ. Brannan, wife of Capt.
Brannan, of the u s. Army, mysteriously
disappeared. Her husband was then at
Key West Florida, on duty, and Mrs. Bran
nan was residing with her mother, the wild
or of Col. Crane of the IT, S. Army, at
Chelsea, on Staten Island. Since that time
the ablest detectives, with G. w. Matsell at
their bead, have been employed in clearing
up the mystery, and have developed circum-
stances that pretty clearly indicate her muir
der on Staten Island by two persons. She
was shown to have left New York and
reached the Island after dark she employed
public co aveyance, and a man was seen
10 hold conversation with the driver and
then enter tho yehicle after her; the three
drove away together; the road to her resi-
dence lay through dense wood, and that is
the last trace discovered Of Mrs. Brannan,
of the mysterious "man in black" or of
the carriage and driver
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-05
New York Market.
NEW York, March L.

NEW DIRK, March ID
Flour is shade frmer, but less active
sales Of IA, 900 bbls at 5 5O95 10 for super
State, 4o@6 90 for extra State, $50
5 IS for superfne Western, and 50G16 80
for shipping brands round hoop Ohio, clos
ing firm and quiet. Rye -four quiet at
B 5004 IS, Wheat continues firm but loss
active; sales of $4,000 Bushels at l rs for
winter red Western, 409l 43 for mixed
Illinois, 50{1l So for white Michigan, and
/ IS for white kentucky. Rye quiet at 80
(G9O. Coru firm; sales of $4,000 bushels
at Sc for mixed Western. Oats 61963 for
Western. Whisky lower and dull; salos
of 200 bbls at 27}@29. Pork moderately
active; sales of $4,000 bbls at l745@ls 90
for new mess; II 40 for old mess; 13 25
for prime, including l,5oo bbls mess at the
sellers option of five months from the Ist of
April at Is 90. Beef steady and unchang-
ed; sales of so bbls. Bacon quiet. Cur
meats dull; sales of 100 hhds at 64@6a for
shoulders, and sI@94 for hams. Dressed
hogs dull at 1855. Lard heavy; sales of
1870 bbIs at ll4@l2, with some small
sales at l24. Butter quiet and unchanged.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-05
The New Common pleas Districts.


The bill which has passed both Houses,
re-organizing the Common Pleas Courts,
arranges the districts in the following man
ner e.44g. .-.zt .ata fa-
Posey, yanderbugh, Warrick and Gibson;
Knox. Davies, Pike and Martin; Spencer,
Perry, Dubois, Crawford and Orange; Har-
rison, Floyd, Washington, Clark and Scott;
Jefferson. Switzerland, Ohio, Ripley and
Dearborn; Franklin, Fayette, Union and
Wayne; Jackson. Jennings, Bartholomew
and Lawrence; Morgan, johnson, Shelby,
Monroe and Brown; Green, Clay, Owen and
Putnam; Vigo, Park and Sullivan Rush,
Henry, Hancock, Madison and Decatur ;
Marion, Hendricks and Boone; Montgomery
Vermilion, Fountain and Warren Hamil-
ton, Upton, Clinton, Howard and Grant
TippecanOe, Benton, White and Carroll; Lake
Porter, Jasper, Stark and Pulaski; Laporte,
st. Joseph, Marshall and Elkhart; Randolph
Delaware, Jay and Blackford; Lagrange,
Steuben, Dekalb, Noble and Whitley Allen,
Adams, Huntington and Wells; Cas-, Miami,
Fulton, Kosciusko and Wabash--in each of
which districts there shall be elected a Com
mon Pleas Judge, on the second Tuesday of
October, A. D. 1850, and every fourth year
thereafter re
The annual salary is fixed at Que thousand
dollars per annum.
This court is to be held three times a year
in each county, beginning with the first
Monday in January annually, and then on
the first Monday of every fourth month
thereafter, but if the Circuit Court of said
county shall be in session at the time, the
Common Pleas shall be held ON the Monday
succeeding the term of the Circuit Court.
The Judges now acting are to serve in
the districts in which they were elected res
pectively, and the provisions of the bill
electing Judges at the OctoJer election of
1860, shall not take effect until those
elected shall be commissioned and quail
fed.
This bill reduces the number Of Common
| Pleas Judges from forty-three, the present
| number, to twenty-one, but it enlarges the
| districts and the duties of the Judges. Some
| Of the districts, the State Sentinel says, are
outrageously gerrymandered to secure po-
litical success, without reference to the con-
| tiguity of the counties or their business re-
| lations This measure will effect small
saving to the State in the salaries of the
Judges, but we doubt whether it will add
any to the efficiency of the judicial system.
1t appears to US like making sort of
double barrced Circuit Court system, rather
than simplifying the practice. We should
rather see but one system of inferior courts
of record having jurisdiction in counties or
| circuits, and thus relieve the multiplicity of
records, which different system necessarily
create and which add to the labor, the fees
and the public burdens.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-05
MORE Cry ImpRoyrnssrs.-Yester

MORE Cry Yesterday,
Messrs. Fendrich Bros. bought Mr.. Phillips
property adjoining their tobacco est .blish-
ment, on Main street, occupied by Mr.. Row
ley as a restaurant. They design taking ont
the front of the building and replace it by a
new front which will greatly improve the
property, and afford them one of the finest
stores on Main street. The work will be
commenced in time to have it completed
during the present spring. The Fendrich
Bros are enterprising and clever gentlemen,
and we hope their business MAY continue to
prosper. Their stock of cigars, tobacco, and
everything pertaining to their line of bust
ness can hardly be surpassed.