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CARRY ME- BACK.
~ was gone, and the night was dark,

CARRY ME- BACK.
The,day was gone, and the night was dark,
And the bowling winds went by, q,
And the binding sleet fell thick and fast
From the stern and stormy sky,
When n mournful wall, through the rushing gale,
.Was heard at the cottage door,
o carry me back-O! carry me back =.
To my mothers home once more.
Twas youth who had left his mountain home,
He had wandered far and long:
He had drained the goblet's fiery tide,
At the festal midnight throng
But dream of hopa came over his heart,
AS he crept to the cottage door
o! carry me back-O carry me back
To my mothers home once more.
I have left the hall of the tempter's power,
And the revel wild and high
They cared not in their reckless mirth
If I wandered alone to die.
Doth the fire still burn on the household hearth,
By the elm tree old and hoar!
o! carry me back-O! carry me back
To my mothers home once more.
Like n weary bird that has wandered long,
will seek my mo.her's nest,
And lay this aching head once more
On my gentle mothers breast.
Once more will seek the household hearth.
By the elm tree old and hoar-
o! carry me back--O! carry me back
To my mothers home once more.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-09-08

UNCONSCIOUS INFLUENCE. very
handling of the nursery is significant, and
the petulance, the passion, the gentleness,
the tranquility indicated by it, are all repro
duced in the child. His soul is purely re-
ceptive nature, and that for considerable
period, without choice of selection. a little
further on he begins voluntarily to copy eve.
ry thing he sees. Voice, manner, gait
every thing which the eyes see-the mimic
instinct delights to act over. And thus we
have whole generation of future men re-
ceiving from US their future beginnings, and
the deepest impulses of their life and i'm
mortality. They watch us every imomeut-
in the family, before the hearth, and at the
table and when we are meaning them no
good or evil, when we are conscious of exer-
ting no influence over them, they are draw
ing from US impressions and moulds of hab-
it, which, if wrong, no heavenly discipline
can wholly remove; or, fright, no kind of
association utterly dissipate. Now it may
be doubted, think, whether, in all the ao.
tive influences of our lives, we Do as much
to shape the destiny of our fellow-men as we
do in this single article of unconscious in.
fuence over children.
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geletteb qflliisfljesaIaagy., ljsaI j,

HARD TO BEAT.-The best thing we have
heard of an antiquarian, Is told Of William
F. Goodwin, Esq, Of Concord, n. a., Who
is acknowledged to be the greatest antigua
rian in New England. MI. g. 10 order 10
add another valuable volume oflegal lore to
his already well stocked library, is engaged
iu hunting up copies Of the celebrated Grim
inal trials that have taken place in the State
of New Hampshire, Observing, in q catsr
logue of books issued by an old and distinr
guished publishing house in New York, that
a copy of a trial he was in search Of wasfor
sale, Mr. G.. Immediately wrote to the firm,
requesting them to forward it to. him, - BY
due course of mail be. received q letter IN
forming him that the. copy Of the trial he
desired had been sold, but that they would
procure another copy for him, andthat their
BUSINESS was $50 extensive, bothiin thiscoun-
try and Europe, that dey,could furnish him
Nth a copy of any trial he might desirss--
Mr.. g., having been placed the same
position several time by attempting 10 pun.
chase catalogue books with the prices an
nexed, wrote back the following short: bnt
pithy note: 'F.'.-sT % ts ~ tsf'sr
>, =. CONCORD, N. a., July 1859.
Messrs. -: Gentlemen e--Yours Of the
3Oth June is at hand. Be kind senoughto TO
procure for me, as soon as may be, one copy
of the trial of the sst1o Mfeves" who were
hanged, "one on the right hand and anoth-
er on the left of our Savior when he was
cricifed,' and very much obiige your obe-
dient servent, W. +. GOODWIN.
P. S.-Be very careful aud get the edition
that contains the Indictment, for I have
never been able to find out what those TIVE
rascals stole. 49, 80
The above letter is to be preserved in Che
New York Historical Society archives, and
dinner awaits the pleasure Of the author.
Boston, Journal.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-09-08

h@ Do you read the ENou1RER?' Ger
tainly l do. Are you subscriber2 No |!
How do you get it? Why, borrow of my
neighbors. -
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WRITTEN FOR THE YoRKyuLE ENQUIRER
THE DARK MYSTERY or THE DESERTED HOUSE
TE LIGHTHEART.

.s-,,...v- BY WILLIE LIGHTHEART, ..,.....
- ''. SUM-" YOUNG HEARTS," &C.,
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PIANOS, MUSIC, &C.. sc.
Election Of Attorney General and
Reporter of the State.

DURSUANT to ms 'ructions from tn Govern or Of the
s'a,e witt on saturday. the istt day Of August
1889. open and hO and election for AT rney General
and Reporter for the STATE, OIL TIE vac-ln y
s,one.i by the r-siguauol DIN L sueed.
The rdowing persons have bsen appointed Judges
Clerks aud Receivers ~ Votes fr their several war,s
and Precincts. Where vtcan les have been iefl the
receivers Of votes arc reqrestcsi 10 al them.
District No. I. list Ward. Juiges, q. r. Jane~
J.hn Cotart. John Beatty; Rec iviT, J. y. Hobbs
Clerks. J. }. Everett, Al~x. l4edortIer-
~ wari-J dges, T. J. Halle, ". Townsend
NJ Monohsn: Receiver, W. T. Downs CLERKS, John
a. sloan, -, Geo Glenn
sd ward-Jadges, L II Lanier. B. s. Weller, W
l. Boyd; keee.ver, Joln Rsddieki Clerks, Jas. Nc
4th wars--Jadge- john W Mirtin, J W reits, b
H. Br,wn; Receiver, J. y. Alexander, Clerks, James
stn aar.i--Inlses, q Carter, Mason vsnney.
CoIemA q; Receiver, Canon rucSer; Clerks, john II
9Th wlrd-Jaixes, 10 Francis, Thos W Chiffon, '
AB,aglii keeeiserl A Pyle, Clerks, Wan dinton
| III wari-Iufgss. WIN navis Isaac Paal Johu
c'rbat: Receiver, VIM White Clerks, John Me
Keen, Jsna r.nksiey.
co,toA; s,siver, ) D ,bssai Clerks, rats.ek Ra4g
Di.:.it -; a-Jsiges, yoha J corley, 7 " ra,tsr
District Noa-wm d Ph bps, sieorge Charlton
m mas Mann, Rec yer, WIN Dsbson.
District No t-fhos Page, heazer Hamilton, "
District 80. s-fu.ges, Wa = Cartwright, J I'd.
moadsvn. y Sd irIlse; Receiver, G howe.
W II BsstIaDili. Receiver, joel A saitse-
Di.tTct No. 7-Iadgss, Jsaa q Hope " K VAR,
Jas Rsgan; Rscev r, W { Briiey.
DSfrsrt No. s-Is1geS, W Z Ramsey, Dlalrl Car.
mack, las RAJ "a. Receiver, A R,nsey-
Dsirse, Ne. s-Jadges, W II H.saas. Thomas B
Johns,n, Aadres Gregory; Recsver, " r Lucas.
m-trsct No. l0-Judges, sam sna az. w Hard
ing, ) Hs~kitss; Receiver Jann Barrow.
nstrset Ma lI-J1dges. w,n Elm ladson, Henry
conys -, Alien 60 tsn; Receser. W CJttoa.
D -tTirt No. ie-Jatges, Jssse tortaR, Wa y
wAt<kss. JJpSiia. Re ever, Arts Rresn-
nssiF FietSs- t&-J4iges, 1.s L Greer, ii L Porch,
skelissn llrEa zsss Rscesser W Sln1a-
District No i5-tu lzcs, toh8 frichsfd, fhos J
Altlsoa, J . Nays, 4 -csiyur, Nases Greer.
Disir,et N. is-tadges. y ii..hs ~. A c Whit :.
Peacis Rec LAS Russell, Clerks, las Inas
ley, las fFisneis fsFo~n
ftlstrics Ns, le--luages. W II Hambiia, " D Had
ssa. Jt.lsn Jsf lnT: kecesxeF-g sk Gee. ~
fsiztrirt Na- 20 -Ia tze<, W H4fi, " " D.smakes,
JoAE cart~rizAt, R-cefser, wsa llses
Dssar ca Sa "a - sages. J1s \ rharoagh. " Bal
o~e W EAing. fsecesyer, D = L.aler.
Dastfses Ne z2-Ja ages. q 20 Gill g W wAlksr
Gilbert 4srshall: 4 es&yer, Aso shaw. Il
Ds-tFiet n - 2b-faaecs, ~ ske, D Raizspa,
Lsws WiiEsssas; dec liver. N II ifyas.
lsstfso< No. 1s-S Carney. fhas BSs9, ID q
Graves; Reserves, Gstne Garr<sfs. 45
aJANEsM alxroS
taneso ID. stsertn q assstsna C.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-18
P II o N O G. r A P H Y
AND
PENMANSHIP.
W. ID u " EAR,

IT IS now accomplished his objcct,
IL in showing "a the eiiizebs of
Nashville th Il photography u easily - ~
learned, even by small children. His ~ g-~.E<&
pupils able 70 70 los a ricra speaker and
are RAPIDLY Increasing the sieed of their writing
dthicutv of p!ishing this has bern danbly in
creased ey the dsco'lragng I'D brought 10 bear
upon pupils IN the shape OF misrepres sntaIon, ridi
cule, Sc., &c, quarters from which better things
were To be ex ected. TEX payers ant citizens who
the WHAT and the WHY OF this chapier.l Never have
a immanity zen mare gross ~ deceived in reg ard
To tie tature an advsnt sges of PhoBtypy and Pho
biography. SItssns who have net the ieisure-tO in
vesIleaie the bject not that they greatly
less'h Eie labor, an save several yea of tine, N
the eincaton OF every child, and at they awaken
the uteliectHsi faruisies n ext AZ attained by
have been examtned- tested practically b. hundreds
vf tlte most able b 0i eonsaitiees Achers. super
inteafents and edae ttiaai- this conntry anc IN
England, and reported 10 the highest terms Of ap
vat, while Il has enab@d them % see tue buxsIFSIxG
esisct OF mode wilsch ruias the minds OF any
children, and dlsg them with learning Such are
the en cts Of tiIis mode ~ Ii la dew eloping the
@iads of chi ireR, that they sften regarded
bro ges "a inteiiect whereas the result OF teach
ssg ii apple truth instead q absurd error.
Mr.. u. has heret ifars charged merely Tor the ECU
bar oi ,esspns IN s.noaography, N skfag no
4na writing &fler the prlnepie OF The learn
ef- lie sill csntiene 70 recsivc paplls Oh lie same
tarins I'll The e0h sost afeF shch the terms for fAc
reyidr coar> ~ tesoas viii Be the herct fore,
but "a ,ntsly charge sl be made COT sttsniiug 10
practice II the pal atsr the course = CON lielej
y, B.--An papls sao hsve not tupct their
eoarse Of css5ns reaesstsd 20 do 80 ~iEhoas de
tAy.
ar Room over N store az J. n. MoGnl.
Inasl3-f go
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Il f NJ O Al.
soMN nM & CO.

ii AyErsnsvedth heir asak Blndery ~.fwkz
II tne Ataak 393k Manafsrtorf -. Erf&A
The tAptist rablishuaE Hen4e, ne ~ Au17W-V
noaee hslq4 Dseslas 1 CO .nsrsh u~4h~Hs40
Market street No As ID iaor from the "a
siib <saato see did edslamer al gaxile
ues aaes al ~ant work in eur fiae. We are pre-
pared 10 nske Blank Books Ia the beat m&n aer and
ater .ny <lsen ssstsrn- P4rtenlar attention wi be
psidfo The otefsae of Periodicals and Old Rl.oks.
Oar prices are ss los as the iosess- The styte %
NJfx c4n 9e seen 1t The aindery store % uaion
e14ss asss1sios. tsbll-las1n
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Chiidreu's Pan .cea,

Prepared bs the GrafsnbnFg c ,mpany
Tue trac worth pl thls extraordinary ana valuable
No lcine c 4a aeyer be lartt IN woids but can
o. fslt AID appFec.at q by mothers, whose children
have been satehad fsom death BY iis use.
The celeorat q itr. Williams ~hp has devoted a
life % study has auay xed this rem dy. aud says The
Gragsnberg Gal !rea 5 Panac Is 'mpsunded ~ah
estec rssfsFsnce the unalsture state of the
nerves buoI vessels, gssds td bones OF the ehiid 5
b.sdv sllu sld "a m0ther neglect % t,rsyse herself
with this tayausble reln-dy, she may chance to be-
isild death q ana der ghildrcn aud lave ao ~
bia ne but hers-H Il . certasn for ali dis
eases .f etiiah oa aud receives u de 'eryes an
veFssi appreciation. = Ma tnr m south Carolina,
sayss Is the bert gencral ne sieus ior iafants
ttat lover sac a. he. Waits, OF Nes NoFS,
In ali diseAes BY teethtng It - certain
r.tn,sdy. !" Dr. Cssoa. al ia.lEl, s-ay . la
ul Croap have IA u Wiih marked success, sls.s IA
Me4sss faves from teeIhiaE, dar rrlias alss IA she
stsnlach, bauels, AZ. s1oali be zaiiky ~ gre.t
ne ert aild lt rec mmend "a tie tiarsl terms /"
e. f.hy ceats per 0Oltis a Ia ,ill rse tls.s.
AIEx. aACkeNLfE
mayo Agent Grsf. Co
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Eirty Negroes for Sale.

(fDNSl l>fiSS ef same % the most yala sic fami
- ties over feFeii a the Nashville SnAFkss and .
sood lss e yeRag msa and Ssnen, boys ana girls.
mars K. }. I.ft.ks.
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Stop the Renorf.

iuse1rrently reported thai we sell no Goods on "
al Auction, when in fact, twothirds OF our salss ars
private the safne as IN other holes lie House In
Tie CITY with tis exception, SELF for short prs
for cash and short prompt paper.
febzl BcAS = TRABUE LUCUs..
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Gents. Bows and Youths.
Hats for Spring and Summer
Attention. NIachinists. SC,

4oo0teet OF Leather and Gum Betting from 10 II
inches vide, Ilso Lace Leather, C,pter Burrs ard
Rivets on hand an FOR sale, low flr ash Nos ID
and so corner OF College and Broadway.
R.CUTrER
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n. D. Merchants In want of any Ui tho above ar
tic.s viii nd t u their Advantage 10 giveihe call
can tmundate Them blythe case ar dozen at low
prices as any otherhouse m the City.
mlr:I-tr b. R. CUTTER
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A G. A r d..

A J. IRWIN (formeriy Of Irwin AcClelhud
"a. Huntsville, Ala. } having become assoc ate q
with ustn our business the style OF the nrm will be
IRWIN ,NcCLEILANb A. CO.
w. A. & J. G. AcCLELLANDI
Nashville Feb. .le 1859. lII l17-77 -T--'
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Lem ,nsl Lemons!

an RDxEs fresh sicily Lemons. lust received b
~ tue steamer Re itoveF. niee aad IN arsn orisr
G1r sale lox ~ sso. Nafkes street
mayss CARrEa, wlLsf0RD 4 90.
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Spring and Summer Clothing.


ADinspeetion of the stock does olive the eceK
slty or purchase
Az + are now recelvine entire stock 4
w ready -Inadeclothg x and men's Furnishing 3 ana
Piece Goods, and woGd particularly eaithe attentiop
of dealers ~ the style and make Of garments
most OF which was made 10 order, anG the work
of which viii warrant 90 stand Our stock is com
prised part of all the Of Cloth Coats
ali Caliouns, frOck, dress ON business, skeleton
tweed linen, drAb dei ,sipacca and cassiners Goats
cAssmers ana L. eed suits match ak A nd Mar.
seilles vestngs; Pants in great variety.
Youths, Boys and ehildren's Clothing.
Our stock is entirely new, comprising every good
style and qualify. Use
men's Furnishing Goods.
Weinvite partieuiA attention 10 our Improved eut
shirts tts the most ds sirAbie aud reliable make
shirt in the market. Gloves, Suspcnders. ssearfr
Neek-t GRAY ats, Handkerchies Half Hose
worked Shirt Bosoms, and asull stock under wear
Piece Goods. t E
Black blue brown aud dAhiia Cioths: black and fan
ey Ciassmeres in great variety siik aud Marssille
vestngs: dress ,deta and ilnea Drillngs Umbrellas
6c., kc-, &C.
n. B.-clothing cnt 90 crder.
WARD, BIRMINGHAM 4 co. Practical Tailors
mar23 No. 20 Pubic square, Nashville.
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n eeilenl tsazslsr AT f.sa. haza, f,f pale. lar
'ssh- APply - shis onos- saszku
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SPRING OPENING.

NTE willcommence receiving our SPRING STOCK
w ia day or two, (Of which due notice will
given) and as We intend going into the business NOR
extensively than ever our friends and ali v no bsv
Tor cash Will bear in mind thai do an exelusiv
Cash Business and we wilfseli goods at a very sms
advance. IRWIN, AccLEILAND CO..
feblQ-tf
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JUST RECEIVED
Z < BEST LnnsvHss cosRng Rsnges sor Coal, pat
Lei ap sith eet safer AtsErnseat, snd al the Tes-
sels AID fef 4@is very .ax. ~
Also,
iasa n.kinx ny wreagll I-ua ssayes Il be assd Gar
al, ia srchsd fsea an4 large aaes Ssrne thirty
bssen pat up ia tie civ and have @sas sell and
given sstife saitsftctssa. Puf ap slle care los
Also.
rwo pAstsfns Cast frea Coal coskiag ssesrs y.rioas
ssxes ;fer s.isIo~ ~
S ss,7-s J. W. WILSON.
may5D-u opposite 1esanee-
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AOOD pURvFlEN
blacksmith Coal.

fTsHE ErNA coal Tor 8sAck -sailhiag has no supe-
Il fsor lt bIras eat4reiy Tree from einaer con-
taias less sulphur, masses more Intense heat and
lasts soger tAAa any ether coa IN the market, for
sale by - J. AGSEw.
mtr29-f back ofthe X s c. X. r. Depot
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RsIristrators and lee Cream frttz,s.

RssriseratOs aud lee Cream frtfzsn.
VHAvE on had aaa for sal. q is~sst priess -
Il Acl,oSALDs LOUISVILLE REF81Gf RAfORs.
So assor.si s1ex % HAssey'x Ice crezn Free srrs,
noz ia uss, usually mzkins lee Cream IA minutes
Ice plcks sad N ailrts silver plated 1a4 - Jnlep
GUS and Cobier esrAlners-
Pt-ATE1 cASTORS, &c.
50 af best qaality SILVER plated shae metal Cas-
tors hrslhef ~ith very pretty aaf FlnE ale
brsAkfazl casters Htich siks be ssis low
CHAMBER roIIETwARE
imltaslon Oak taict ~<fs-ssry h2adsc1e.
- ami Rosewood.
Gre<n wiiiIe. buI as1 other coiors
ClsEsaraats hatllinx Tubs
Hal 4 sfI bAz fabe
BAxh tabs ms.is d ssFisr- }. " WILSON.
Hssass Farnszhlag Store. II cellsss 81
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llasbDillf QQtriot.
TERms:

TERMS:
Daily, per tnnum, 30 w
Tri-Weekly ..er tunum, .s.........-.....- 90
weekly per snHdEi . y "
one Week. y for two y ears two Weeklies
or gear in advance, 0 %
When the Daily, fri-Weekly or weekly : 70 DC
,rl the subscriber order, otherwise IL VIII De
,ntin ed, at our option, until paid for and stopped.
,ce or ,tosr option. II the party is good 1T will be
ent until paid =. .,..., ,,,,..-s a, our
risk.
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nem-Dork.

rom vIsCHER, OWEN s. CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, S4o broadway,
'4rT. NeW-YoTk.
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Sick Babies Wanted.

I'VE namer ms deaths amoag yong chiklreh,
. show ia I the piwcrful me,iic usually pres
eriba tor TIA III, is Il sutad iar their tky oolii-
ton. The best febrifage IA tue world for children
from one 4 v 10 nve years oil ia the
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-20
New York Market.
NEW YoRK Nav

NEW DIRK, May lS-P
Flour unsettled and l5G25c lower
Sales of 200 bbls at 5 9O(6e 80 for super
State; 00@5 40 for extra ditto 80
&C go for super Western 50(97 IS for
round hoop 0hiO--clOsing heavy. Cana
dian -four nominal at I SOFAS IS for super.
Sales of rye flour AT 1905 so. Wheat
heavy and 5(G6c lower; small sales at
] 7O9I 70 for winter red Western, and
I 55Gfl 80 for unsound do. Rye lower (;
sales at 00(9l O3. Barley dull; sales OF
California al 40. Corn lower; sales of 90
600 bush at 92993 for mixed Western; 81
for sound yellow; % for yellow Jersey
Oats lower at 5T@59 for State, and 600
81 for Western and Canadian. Whisky I'M
changed sales of 500 bbls at 30@3I.-
Pork heavy and lower, except for prime mess;
sales of 6, 100 bbls at IL 621618 25
for new mess; IL 6O@l7 80 for thin mess;
prime 10 5O@l5 IS. Beef firm; sales
Of 1900 bbls at 0O@7 so for country
prime 8 00@9 10 for ditto mess; ~ 90
Ml5 90 for repackcd Chicago: Is 00@17 90
for extra prime mess beef firm, with
sales of 200 ties at 30 oo@3O 90. Lard
lower; sales at l?@i2l, closing firm al
l2l.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-20

Additional Foreign News

The Archbishop Of Vienna had issued q
pastoral letter, attacking the crimes OF Pied
mont and the ambition Of Napoleon. y
counter revolution by the troops had taken
blaze in Parma in favor of the Ducal gov.
erument, and the reigning Duchess had re-
entered her territory
Great activity was manifest III the Eng
lish naval department. More vessels bad
been placed in Commissions, and The re-
cTuiling was active.
TIE London papers of Saturday contain
nothing important from Italy At last ad.
vices the Augtrians appeared to b. retreat
ing, butnothing was know aQ to the object
of their maneuyre
Rome was tranquil. French troops will
not leave at the present. Six thousand
Ausirians provisioned for six months had
arrived at Ancona.
Sir Moses Montepiere had tailed in &
mission to the Pope, aesping the boy Nor.
tara.
A letter from Vienn in the London Time;
says European Turkey is on the eve of ris
ing. Great agitation existed in the South.
ern provinces. The Porte has l2O,00(
! troops concentrated af Shumla, and 0ma
Pacha was Fastening from Bagdad. TIL
! writer thinks The days OF the Musselman il
[ Europe are numbered.
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River Items.

bar I'LL O'clock THURSDAY.
=. III. Done, Pittsbrrg 70 st. Louis
Hickman, Ark. river 20 Cincinnati.
WOOdford, louisville 10 New Orleans
a. o. Tyler, Ci3cinnati 10 do
UUioO, Bowling Green 20 Evansville.
Susquchanpa, Cincinnati 10 New 0rleaU..
Southerner, Louisville to Memphis.
W. v. Gillum, Gre-u river 10 Evansville.
The peoples fLyorite-thc swift, sure, and
safe, Charley Bowen, Capt. Dexter, starts,
to-day, Immediately after the arrival of the
cars, for Cairo and all intermediate landings,
Messrs. Mum and Wheeler will be found in
the clerk Office, to attend to passengers and
shippers. Keep sharp ear for the ne,C
whistle on the Bowen.
The Woodford, for New Orleans, was al
the wharf, yesterday morning, and took on
considerable freight The Susquehanna and
\. q. Tylor, also got freight here for New
Orleans.
The Silver Star, in command Of Capt
Gus Fowler. leaves to-day at noon, for Pa
ducah and all way landings. The Star is n
safe and speedy boat, and her officers are
accommodating and attentive.
The river continues to fall at this point,
and business on the wharf is duh.
At all points above, the river continues &c
recede.
The Susquehanna, while IL The New Al
bany landing on Wednesday, caught fire for
ward of the wheel-house, but before any
damage was done, il was eNtinguished.
At Memphis on Monday, the river was a
a stand, being four inches below the higi
water mark of 1854. and one inch above tn,
highest point heretofore reached this season
The Upper Mississippi and Missouri river
are still very high, with prospects of a fur
Their rise, which must cause more damage Il
, plantations on the lower Mississippi.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-20
Special Notices.
Hciiopsv,s S,fnsr,rrf ana PHi,.-So.,

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water-market, "UCllowaS, New York and Lon
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tions This trade mark and test Of genuneness can
be plainly seen by holding the leaf between the eye
and the light. Without this they b'it vile
limitations Sold 1T the mandatory No. 50 Maiden
Lane, New York, and by all Druggists, at 25c..
&c, and 81 per Dot or box. ,nyiS
II Is ssIi0nf fhaf tos aPffee anything
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could bs eonvincaI that We are not doing duty
az jousnalist, in recommending 10 the public pT.
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