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Aslss,irpistr0tOv,s Notice.

vEyIlE undersigned having been appointed by
d. the Honorable County Court of Dallas Co.,
MT its November Term, \, u. 1853, adminstra-
tor of the estate Of James Byrd, dccenscd. This
is therefore, to notify all persons having claims
against said estate, To present the same, within
the line prescribed hy law: and all persons ndeht-
cd TO said estate will make immediate payment to
the undersigned.
JAMES \. SMITH,
Admin;
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Eissst.

.'i'lIR Land Certificate No. - issued to George W.
Cutlle by the Beard Of Llnl Commissioners of
Gonzales County in 1889 or 1910 $40 ncrcs donation
and $50 surveys in all 900 acres; r not heard from
within the time prescribed by law will apply to the
proper place for n iupliaatc. J. VI. CROFFpRD,
go.Nt
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CHAa. @ LACY. Gsnsrai Ianl Agent, and
y Notary Pull,. HsaigH, Dfaioa 60, 1fEa'.
De- a, lsiN-fatL
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MD COUNTY NEWS.

Ward Of the Senate, and Hon. John
he House Of Representatives, are
our thanks for hvors,
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n. .. attention to the advertisement oI
Ca. ....I tute, to he found in our advertising
.. r- p. the superintendenco OF Mr. !. L. FL
U.4.t NJ. Compton,
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.Innnra a. ErORg.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLUK,Ai-LAW,
II'eathfriori, Parker County, TtrGs.
nrr ~ lhiE-.nhlN
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~ quarter casks Jeune frores
. quarter casks Mareit co.'s
10 quarter casks Champagne
- hair casks Peach
Also
GO1 eases Scarl & co.'s
lbn eases Samaritan
no casts Lone Star
$40 cases Shanghai
l2l cases NieuN Cugnuc
$40 eases Golden Grape
ll5 eases Old Dark Cngnac
$50 cases Extra Old Pony
go cases Raspberry Brandy
40 case Strawberry "
800 eases Blackberry "
200 eases Cherry
10 half casks Cherry "
20 half casks Cherry Bounce
WIiISREYS:
100 barrels extra old Bourbon
lap barrels Augusta county Virginia Rye
30 barrels Old Mountain Rye
$50 barrels selected Senator
~ barrels Old Alnnongulcla
COO dozen Texas Ranger
400 dozen Nectar
$50 dozen Pure Virginia Wheat
GlS
Z pipes John Gocsslcr cos Pure Holland
3 pipes c Bartclot's 4"
80 barrels Medcrs Swan
RUM.
pipe Old Jaumica
pipe Santa Cruz
pipes OH New England
WINES,
i quarter casks Dulr Guttlon Pale Sherry
4 Inlf casks " G5ldcn sherry
4 nunricr coslq =. I" Brown Sherry
eighth casks l. Montcro's Pale "
& eighth casks pcmortin's
= quarter casks Ext Old Topas i"
q quarter casks Sweet Malaga
eighth casks Pure Greek
10 EIGHTH casks L. Angeles Madeira
4 cighth CASKS Rurrundy Port
Il eighth casks Pure Port Juicc
o0O cases onecu's port
100 cases Ginger Wine
$50 cnsrs 81 Julicn Cl,re
~, N"SN' "'''N', 49,
~ cases DrGnhS MohIoR' grass shoppers
2Do cases - Emiiii@t
~ cases Chateau Bernard
20 cases iiante S"nternc
2oo baskets Charles iieiisch " cos champagne
2OD baskets ucnonset
lOO baskets Mumn Nc'scnny
lUl cases Sparkling Aozre
% cases Assorted Liqmers
20 eases Abs'niha
20 eases SuiNcol
20 cnses Maras:hina
~ ~ CAGES ermonihe
~ cases orange ilumer Water
~ ttI'fs
lSo eases Lemon 80 cases Pure Lemon
500 cases Extra Lemon $50 cases Raspberry
l5o cases strawberry 40 cases Ginger
70 cases Natural Syrup
BlITERS.
wv oasc" 9, , naJ'ot'" stomach bt''er9
., '"a'9 I -
o' cases itosteitts
a. cases Turner Forrest w Inc "
II
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a n. LntinneP.

ATTORNEY At LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Hiknap, Iouag CogHiy, 1fIe',
" Fgr TTHII "a asII if aiifnrn o. the rtl'inn n
ssins and Ttaa = uis o. tsr cauT 4 ihs ian lnd' nl
Iairuis fr. ne :, lsAs silly.
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T211 - boxes " ToWse Il % cases John Smith
$50 :" Shelton's Ailbrosia
10 cases Ultimatum
% barrels German Smoking
10 barrels Anderson's Smoking in papers
50 gross Andcrson's Solace Chewing. in foil
400 doz CARROTS Snuff
$50 cells Manila Rope.
Hardware Cutlery, Yankee Notions, Wooden Ware,
and CrOckery in great variety, the whole forming
stock worthy Of inspection.
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FAtMFRsvIIiE Collin county, Texas, Oct. o. 1858.
Sr:I consider the Harvester bought Of you the best eve
saw; pleased with It's performance, and think far
mer ought to have Yours, &C., ii. STAMFORD.
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Ar-LAW,
IIsahFllord, Parker c0uRiy, YtrGs,
WILL practice In the Courts II the Sixteenth Dis
w irici, AMI in Eah anil Palo Pinto, in the
Nineteenth, Weathcrfbrl, Nov, ~, lSis-2l-ly,
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Last Nights Dispatches.

p WASHINGTON, Aug. 3l-PM
. A letter received in this city from Vera
Cruz states that Minister Otway has beeu
ordered by the British Government to avail
himself OF, the leave of absence previously
granted, and surrender the charge Of the
Legation to Mr.. Matthews, the Secretary of
Legation. ~ '1H g5 FL
I Ably written circulars were addressed by
Ocampo to the Governors of several States
of Mexico, impressing upon them the ne
cessity and Importance Of enforcing the
recent reformatory DEGREES Of the Constitu-
tional Government ,sis1 - q
> Nething concerning the late convention
between Guatemala and Great Britain, the
former ceding a large tract of country to the
latter, has reached this Government i'm an
official form. e But is known that the Ad-
ininistration is not an Indifferent observer of
events irft Chat direction sa'F-A'aI'A g
Numerous applications. are pending for
the deputy marshalships for taking the next
census, but oappointmertsw viii be made till
further legislation by Congress. 49, -
Lieut.. j. j. Boyd asi,een ordered to pro-
ceed to Panama, TO report to flag officer
Montgomery for duty rs naval shop-keeper
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New York Market.
New York, August 3l-p \

NEW DIRK, August SIP
Flour heavy, and 10000 lower, with
sales at OO@4 40 for super6ne State
420Ga4 80 for extra do; A 05(94 40 for
Superfine Western; 1905 90 for common
to good extra Western; 4 95G5 10 for in
ferior; and 4C@5 GO for fair to good fresh
ground shipping brands extra round hoop
Ohio closing dull and declining Rye -four
, 50@4 80. Wheat unchanged; sales 5000
bush. mixed Illinois at l56al %; l IS
al 40 for new white Southern. Rye quiet
at soc. Corn dull and declining; sales H.
900 bush. at soc for new mixed Western;
S3c for yellow Southern, and Gle for new
white. Oats dull and lower at 35(942c for
Western. Pork firm; sales $500 bbls at
II 75@l4 81! for mess; Is 81 for thin
mess, and IL 90 for clean, and 10 37(GlO so
for prime. Beef dull; sales 1000 bbls at
5 5O@6 90 for prime; O0G7 25 for
mess s OO0l1 90 for repacked, and H.
OO(1 u so for extra Beef hams heavy at
Is O0G15 10 Bacon unchanged. Cut
meats firm att for shoulders, and 81 for
hams. Lard quiet at l0s for No. city to
prime Western. Butter firm at l59l7 for
Ohio; l9M20 for State. Cheese firm at Z
% as in quality. Totaeco--sale to-day of
Cuba and States seed was well attended, but
with unsatisfactory prices; more than one
quarter OF the lots en- the catalogue were
withdrawn. Sugar buoyant and active at
9e97l Molasses steady at A. s,-a-..ss
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RENoSAt or MKs IDoDoE- Nr. 8. @:
Dodge, OF This Stale, who was recently re-
moved from the Pension Office fof bis antia
Lesomp,onisn,, has addressed letter to the
editor of the Cincinnati Esqnrer, the Adj
miuistration organ in Ohio, saying he was
removed on account Of his friendship for
Douglas. The Cincinnati Enquirer says .. .
We have received card from this gem.
tleman in reply to the article published yes
ter,iay, from the Evansville Enquirer, re-
specting him. Mr. Dodge declares that it is
true that he was removed from the Pension
Office because he was friendly to Mr.. Doug
has, aud that private reasons had nothing to
do with H. '@- ~ ~ aaf 50
Itisprobable that Mr. Dodge knows more
about the causes of his own removal, than
the editor of our Enquirer could learn at
Terre Haute. Ii the true and tried friends
of Douglas are not tolerated even in the
humblest positions at Washington how is it
that Thomas A. Hendricks is allowed to
spend his official time in traversing the
State, making loud professions of devotion
to Donglasism ? The reply is, that his
friendship for. Douglas will do no harm TO-
Lecomptonism li i.f 80 .fH4sA 20
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(From the Msrchusts aud Mose5aeiupers Josraai ]
To those of cur readers who are subject
to Fever and Ague, Intermittent and Remit
tent Fevers, or other Bilious and Nervous
attacks, we honestly recommend Iced
Substitute for Quinine, for SO many cures by
its use have come under our own observa-
ton that we know how excellent il is. .'i
This Substitute, does not Contain Quinine,
Opium, Morphine, or Arsenic, while il pos
sesses all the advantages of these medicines,
with none of their injurious effects. In a
pamphlet, before us, We find certificates
from all clasSes-the sailor, merchan, and
invalid, which all bear testimony toits ex-
cellence. Let our readers send for n circll-
lar, or better for half dozen bottles, 10
LEIcH Il CAeLsrApr, Evansville, indiana
+.rsls.tg g..ts4g 3 ! 49, JAW Om.
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MExIco.4The New York Herald has
Mexican accounts whichsay that the Juarez
government is continually gaining strength
and efficiency, while the insurgents show
increasing disorder and weakness The
former are in possession OF ali the ports, and
xhe whole frontier of the Republic and
seventeen out of the thirty-two States main
tain the Constitutional Government. The
aecree nationalizing the Church property
Was everywhere very popular, and had i'm
Partd great strength and energy to the
Gov,rnment of Juarez. He had taken an
other step towards the overthrow of Church
tyraany, in declaring marriage a civil con-
trail. The general policy which the Consti-
tutional Government is pursuing demon
strates that true revolution of Mexico is
now going on, and that the final struggle
there between political ideas of the ecclesi-
astieal and military class is rapidly approach
ing. so ;s,ts75F Lsa rst., t.4f ei-T CT 0.z
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ATur ArR6fs BoxgXIn. zlTbe SdOefiIJ

@Tnr ArR6fs BoSRAtn.zlThe Superinz
tentient of the JOauadian Telegraph Com
Ipahy, telegfaphs, a, follows, in relation to
TIE effect of the Aurora Boreslis, vonithe
mig tof the 2sth,s4T SS-sst. ,taAN-A As.L
"Inever, in years experience in work
ing telegraph lines, witnessed anything
like the extraordinary effect of the Aurora
Borealis. The line was in most perfect or;
der, aud7welL skilled operators workedSia-s
cessantly from 8 o clock last evening till'
one O'Clock this ,inoruing to get over, in an,
intelligible form, about four hundred words,
Of the report perIsteamer Indian, for the
Associated Press.G-At. tho latter hour, SO,
completely were the wires untb.r the influ-S
ence of the Aurora Borealis, that it was
found utterly impossible TO con1municateI
between these two stations, and the lines
had to be closed" 60. u.,.,,...s..-
The same difficulty prey ailed as far south
as Washingten.Dop n x d
For several nights che sboreslis has beens
visible in all the towns one hundred miles
North of us. we have discovered no traces.
in our horizon. 20 ss,s,
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= .5.s To the Public. ?. ' .,. .e' e,
YEyNE PAST H.x.1'TER IND SPRING

.
IL 50 far have been very wet ones, causing many
of rivers TO overflow their banks, back
ing mp the water in the creeks and bayous, and
hoodiLg to considerable extent the bottom,
lands when the rivers recede, which may be ex-
pccted sooD then the large surface Of decaying veg
etable matter exposed to the scorching rays OF the
summer sun, produces the malaria, which proves
50 fatal i'm its course, sweeping whole States, aud
spsring neither age nor sex in its. eeaauering
march. s ..-- s-..- . - -, -, -
4 After a residence of more than twenty years in
the middle and Southern States, we think we have
discovered medicine which, to . certain extent,
Is preventative of the attacks of bilious fever,
aguc, &C., and AS such We recommend our Magnolia
Whisky. -. -. - 80 go A.. 800 -.
not urging upon them the Use of strong Liquors as
beverage. We are and always have been, opposed to
them such, let them have by all means a
pure article. that Will keep them in health, and
lsngthen instead of shortening their lives. We pro-
pose to sell always pure and unadulterated Liquors
for medicinal purposes, and a little for the stom-
ach's sake, If required, and win challenge an in
specton by the best chemists in this amy other
country, to find any inpurity or authorization in
the whisky branded by US, "Allis x Howe's Mag
noiA 1t is warranted, rs 1T Is distilled from the
corr, rye, or wheat, with slight addition OF good
cstern wafer. We have no doubt many persons
have been ruined in health If not actually Killed Ply
drinking bad whisky, the greater the reason that
Allis lIowes' pure Magnolia should be in gen
eral use. Just received and in store for sale
3 10 - pipes assd Brandies (old) from3 to 81 e gal.
Z " ~ pipes do (old) from 10 81 n gal.
4pipes Holland Gin; 3 pnBcheOns old Rum
APIS I.--- -ALLIS x HUWES. Water 81.
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AYERS AcuE CURE:

which nelfraiizes this smalarioas peisen in the
blood mad stimulates the liver TO expel it from the
body. las it should. SO it does enre this affecting
disorder with perfect certainty. And it does more,
rther docs What is of more service to those sub
ject TO this infection ftaken in season IL expes
from the system as IL is absorbed, and thus keeps
those ewho- nse ii free from its attacks; keeps
the system in health although exposed to the dis
ease Consequently ii not only cures, but protects
from the great variety of affections which are to-
duced by this malignant influence, such as Remit
tent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb or Masked Ague,
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious
Fevers, Neuralgia, rheumatism, Gout, blindness,
1ootltacbe, Earache, .Catarrh, Asthma, Palpita-
tons Painful Affections of the Spleen, Mysteries,
Collie Paralysis, and Painful! Affections of the Stom
ach and Bowels, all OF whichs when arising from
this cause will be found to assume more or less of
Che Intermittent type. This .AGUE CURE removes
the cause Of these derangaaents, and cures the
d issase. ........-........-.--ae - srva
This it accomplshes by stimulating the excreto-
res to cxpcl the virus from the system and these
organs by degrees become iabted to do this their
Office of their. own accord. Hence arises what we
term acciimattoa. Time may accomplish the same
end, but often lis rot dong enough, is sacri
iced in the attempt, while this s'AGUE CURE" does
it at once and with safety We have great reason
for the whole class Of diseases which caused by
the miasmatic Infect ion, than any other which has
cen discovered and it has still another important
advantage TO the public, which is, that it is cheap
as well as good szsiIfuG TsIfs - b.s.s-rf 90
fs1- Prepared by DIR. j .CsAIEk IL CO., Lowell,
Mass. Price One Dollar per Bottle l,s frs a. .-a
Bss-' Sold bys kELI,kR a WHITE, Evansville,
and by alb Drasgsts and Merchants throughout
this country. u fr8 80 U1f -ntarZZ-d&WcoN "a
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NEW, CoUyTERFEIT.-The, Memphis e

NEW, CouSrEEFET.-The, Memphis Ea-
quirer, of the Gath, says: ,s'is2 - ,sal ''s.
A new five dollar note was passed upon
one of our citizens yesterday, which pur-
ported TO 4 be an issue of the "Citzens'
Bahk, of New Orleans. The yignette was.
finely engraved and represented the arms of
the Stale. The counterfeit can be detected
by noticing the name of the cashier, which.
is spelled h. Rosseau, instead OF Il Rous-
seau. ga A--4H't' 1881
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NEM YORK. Aug. si.-PMi

The steamship Bapaaa arrived at four
o'clock this afternoon. She left Soutlramp-
ton on the lIlh, Her adyirs have been
anticipated. She passed Cape Race, on the
27th. She spoke on The 2Ist inst. i'm lat SO
long. %, the ship Saranac, from Liverpool
for PbfiaaeIriiia- Am the 22dhnst., in is,I
80, long. %, the steamer 0cean Queen. On
the 26th in lat. 4G, long. 80, steamer City of
Manchester, and on the 27thin lat 4e, long
So steamer Persia hence. y os
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n@- The .lesrasd gentlemen who were
appointed to ascertain what was the trouble
with the .Croton Water in New York City,
came to the conclusion that the recent offen-.
sive condition of the Croton water was ow-
ing to rapid and abundant growth of
microscopic-like plant, which abounds in
a volatile. odorous principle, soluble to some
extent IN wafer -t.f ? ia -.-s-3i
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Teachers Associasfon ON the subject
ao of q Convention.

Oh ~ O0n 0AehVA.s
The Teachers Association was in session
at Fort Wayne last week. They discussed
this question, Should the State call Con-
vention to amend the Constitution ?" and
decided that such measure was demanded
by the interests Of education in the State.
Mr.. McCulloch President Of the State Bank
delivered well written address to the Asso-
ciation- He criticised the schools of the
present day. He accused them of failing to
teach patriotism and morals. a0ur young
men, to be sure, are taught politics, but not
patriotis,a." In mastery manner he al
luded to the want Of integrity among bust
ness men, aud among public men. He spoke
Of the power Of money in every part Of our
land, nor even excepting the churches. He
held teachers accountable, in part for thisde-
linquency.. he would have our children SO
taught that, when asked "whom they wor-
ship, and whom they serve" they should re-
ply promptly to the former question, "The
Great God, and to the latter, The Union"
He congratulated the ladies upon the in
creased facilities for their education, and he
would have them improve every facility
offered He would have them receive n
practical education; one that is in every re-
speet equal to that OF their brothers. lie
had no fear of intelligent women getting
"Out OF their sphere While he would
not have them become politicians, OF voters
he would open to them all the avenues of
industry for which ,deir mental and pliy sical
powers qualified them. 70 a-
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EI:a.N.sVILLE .s.ND PaDUCaH

III PAChET--fhe steamer Sill
WEIR STAR. Fowler, master, l>%SuSssS&zzf~
leaves Evansville every Monday, s
Wednesday, and Friday, at IL O'Clock NJ. Leaves
Paducah every Tuesday, Thursday, and SATURDAY.
the Evansville and Crawfordsville Railroad for all
peints North and East with packets for louisville,
Green, and Wabash rivers. At Paducah with pack
boats for Cairo, Nashville, and Tennessee river.
-B9-Business promptly attended, and chang foE
freight and passage, same as Charged by the regu-
lar packet Through bills of iading given TO New
Orleans and all points on the Tennessee and Cum
berland riyersN n auglS
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By T1E n. q W. LINZ.

- Nee 4&A-& S-f-.&%azz@-1@= @=-s
az WARRINGTON, Aug. 3l-MEs
According TO dispatches received at the
Navy Department., lated the 18th, Minister
Mclean was passing the summer mt San An
dris, and would return to Vera Cruz on the
list of September. "a 800 ,s
Il Two Spanish frigates aud two French
brigS -of-war were at Sacrifices. The sick
list of the Saratoga were increasing, but the
Captain hoped, by careful attention, to stay
the progress of the disease, although it was
in the midst of the sckly season. go. Il. s
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a ana. 49,! 7s!srs..,,

- i L.
The ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully an
nounce to their friends aud patrons, the public OF
Evansville and vicinity that, with increased fsciIi
ties for the transportation of - 80 Is
UFR CHIT Pa CRAGES,
M NEY ND "a IA HES.
They solicit continuance of former ayors. Is.
pecial taken in the collection Of Bills Drafts,
Notes, and the transportation of small and valuable
packages. IhrD L-.r.E
All persons wishing to avail themselves Of the "a
cities of the Express obtain any desired for
nation in reference to the routes and details Of the
business, at thor Office First street, between
Main and Locust, opposite the Post Office
de IL l' g. II. FISH. Agent.
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Sr. LOrIS Anr- 2l-pM

Ut HVNItI @f"b. O NJ
The river has risen % inches at this point
in the last "a hours, and is still swelling.
The rise comes from the Usage and Gascon-
nde tributaries of the Missouri, both of
which are at food heighth. Nothing new
from the Illinois or upper Mississippi, both
being on the decline. Weather cloudy and
cool -
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p5'Foreign Journals say that the French
Emperor intends to open the ports of France
to the free introductionof cotton, coal, iron,
and other articles largely eonsumedsins that
country -. - sesI-j eziEs tiai -
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NO. ICE!
CLEAR THICK ICE FROM LAKEPEPIN.
nHR. p. q O,RILET. 1T TINE

OIA earnest solicitation of many persons, has
concluded TO distribute aportion of bis SPLENDID
LAKE PEPIN ICE to the citizens Of the toNn,b
leaving il at their doors from wagons He will
deavor to begin the business tomorrow morning.
The ice is as clear rs cTystal-solid es n rock,
and THIRTY inches in thickness. He is sorry
that the original cost and heavy expenses of pro-
curing il, will not allow him TO put the price SO
low 20 consumers he would wish !; but he IA pef-
suaded that when its durability and superior qraE
ties are fully tested it viii be found cheaper than
any other to be had, and when the account for the
whole seasons ice is footed up, the total expense
will not he found to be greater than the sum paid
forour ordinary ice in common seasons .rg--
Those who wish regular supply at their stores
or dwellings, will please leave their orders m p. c.
O'RIlEliS counting room 80 lrr iel6
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Tnrr VICE pRrsIp,Irssr...--llA latter from

The VIcE PREsIpEsr.-A. letter from
Washington says Judge Black has received
"A letter from Vice President Breckinridge,.
any use whatever of his name
in connection with the inominalon. for the
Presidency. lie Preierrss,t stat in the Sen-'
ate, TO which il'e- recently elected Legisla-
tufe OF Kentucky will shct him, rs the sue
cessor Of Mr. Crittendeiis whose term eS-
.pires' in March, 1864. = RIA
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N''''I'''i - -f"b'VT" "
Peter Rctauvre was arrested to-day, by
special mail agent Moore, on the charge of
robbing letters at Centreville ,Postoffice, in
Cumberland county, efmoney. a hearing of
tho. cas-. will be had on the. 5thofSeptember.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-01

-sts tllsss sa-saDETRoIT, Aug. 3l--PM
Major Jno. kearsley, resident of this
city over forty years, and n prominent actor
in the, early history Of Michigan, died this
morning. a.