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The Evansville daily journal., 1859-10-28
q CINCINNATI Market.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 21-P
Flour is held very firmly at 1904 so
for superfne. Wheat is in fair demand, at
81 o5Gl 10 for red, and l5@l 20 for
white. Corn is unchanged. Oats steady
at 26c. Barley Csc. Rye SO@slc. Whis-
ky dull at 22c. There is very little demend
for Provisions, and the market is weaken
ing. though prices are nominally kept up.
Sales of lard at 10c. 1900
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-10-28
RosroNLOct. 27-

The schooner. Pacific, of SUPPORT, Maine
lying at anchor at Magree Island, in the Bay
of st. Lawrence, got adrift in gale and
run foul of an unknown schooner. Both
vessels we're sunk, and all on board per-
ished. Thirteen dead bodies have floated
ashore. = 9 a 1AAa 90 - A'f-'-F', =
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-10-28
Special Notices.
Mo,Ioway,s PHi. and Osmfmenf a

HOiIOpay's Pffs and Ointment are
twin curativcs, derived from origin, the vcge-
table productions of the soil. They act in unison
the system, the one internally upon the secre-
tions of the body and the other externally through
the countless oriices of the skin, cleansing and re-
cuperating the vital organization.
Sold at the Mandatory, No. so Maiden Lane.
New York, and by all Druggists, at 25c., 63c., and
81 per box oct26
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-10-28
LEAvEywoRru Oct J27-pm

The overland express from Denver City
with dates to the goth, aud So, ,O0O.in dust, ar
rived this evening. The election of Will
iams, delegate to Congress, is confrmed.-
Ihe people were to vote on the 24th, for or
against provisional government. st- =
Mining operations are drawing to close.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-10-28

DG.A fresh lot Of beautiful, heavy over
Gratis, and some very dressy and comfortable
business coats, have just been received at
LYONS.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-10-28

gar In the rebellion at Harper's Ferry
six citizens and one q. S, marine were
killed, and several severely wounded,
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-10-28

r--ar, esi TORONTO, G. W, Oct. 27-M.
The international Bank of Toronto hassus-
pended. The Colonial Bank, an institution
of similar character, Is undergoing great
run. The doors are besieged by thousands
of excited depositors- ts. I'D.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-10-28
AMERICAN 800 u
Wholesale Clothing House.

Wholesale Clothing House.
IEvE.N' x.E.4BS 400, TIE WHOLE
II Clothing trade Of the West was comparatively
of small amount, and was confined almost exclu-
sivey TO retail business In the larger towrs and
cities alone. Now this line OF Goods has become
an almost indispensable part OF The stock Of every
general Dry Goods store from the crowded city to
the cross-road stand. Like all changes in trade,
however this one has not been produced except for
the best of reasons. Among these are the great
saving of material by cutting large quantity OF
garments together-the superior work and speed Of
sewing machines in manufacturiDg-the great saw
ing OF time in waiting for your "turn" at the Tai
lOr's-the uncertainty Of even then getting satis-
factory "ft," and above all the saving of at least
oRe-haf the cost of the garment in the price. For
a number of years this has only been a part of
general Dry Goods business, but we have made
arrangements to devote our whole house exclu-
siyely to it alone with such lines of Notions aud
Furnishing Goods will be necessary and desirable
in that trade. Believing that the true interest of
the trade will he to sustain us in this enterprse
would especially announce that we now have
on hand one of the largest and most desirable
stocks of WELL MADE CLOTHING that was
ever offered to the trade Of the West. .a - -
We respectfully solicit call from all our old
friends aud the trade generally. We charge moth
ing for skoIcing our goods, and not mach if you bHy
them. We prepared to sell to all prompt time
buyers lowas any house in the trade A liberal
discount also made on all cash sales. zb - -
VIM. Il. FRENCH & co.,
sep3 II tsfHstt.s No. 20 Main street.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-10-28

HDl.i.T0S.- JUST RECREV.ED, n
II line assortment of Pianos which for tone
and quality cannot be excelled by any instru-
ments in the west. To be disposed of on reasona-
BILE terms, BY sepl0 j. HEALY.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-10-28

NDOTASH.-5O0 LBS. GOOD POTASH FOR
y sale By N. 5. THOMPSON,
sepl6 Druggist, 81 Main street.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-10-28
LOUISVILLE. Get. PPM

River stationary. Two feet ii inches in
the canal. it'r. a. ..f
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-10-28
CHILLS AND FEVER.
ETIS STR II " g. E-Pa 4 sTHG

from day to day, week TO week and month to
month, with Agre, when seventy-6ye cents invest
ed in DIR. Harker's Chlorine que Killer would
them sound aud well. Try il. For sale at
octl0 THOMPS0N'S Drugstore.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-10-28

ON BXS. CHOICE W. X. CHEESE just re-
eDV ceived and for SAFE by ....1. saf - s-.i..e,
sepl2 S. E.GILBERT & co.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-10-28

TI.UE! lF.EthE. -
Il - The fast and light t.
pa .nt ~ q Aida, Capt. sfs<ts@ Z
CBAILLi sne, Clerks Worth -ssz%S<sszszS<t
ingtGn IS now placed as a permapel
packet IA - = aud VIII leave Evansville pune
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FEIDAY,i 49,
at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, anu returning, will leave Can
melton every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATU RDAY,
att A. M. For freight or passage, apply on board,
augi
, 1859-03-04
The FtankinE RfiHfleec.

fof 'ne 'as1 zen years. many sf The most IN
nuenaa1 american journals have been de-
a'u1''ue 'ne ooloas aud arlstocratlc Frank
-1s AA4'''ese' ou'''s all tnat time We hase
"4e'e' eeea VI neat" ~ ehy man. newspaper,
=. IVY W.. us4 nau .oe courage to defend
,~; ~ 'te:s oin' IN congress touching
.aN1..a.e ~ n,eu ssaa.aefeo ano pass
.o.as..a a,-~s... e1o law 'ns' ana
~ as-.,.-1s ~ !,1':N .e.o1 IL 1uessufes anec.lne
,s..t tn.as e,ora ] ,,s...,s's ~ ~ ,ele auu ~
a,... .-.S | :. ''. " oo'siese n@'e
"e1 'eale'ea VI fpeecnes on Inc oest and
, 1859-03-04
WRateTss sTetp9 Items.

TaH AR1Es1AA WN1--The arseaisp we'll,
which is now being bored in this city, continues
1tS course into tho bowels Of tho earth. It has
now Fesehed = total depth Of nine hundred and
torty-hse feet from the sQrfacs. The ahatt il
passing through hard, gritty limestone. As
yet there Ii no dlscourAgement, and if tho means
aEe obtsinshle, the work will 70 hrareIy Oh dur
ing the coming season- Fully alive to the in
mense advantages which such = we'll will 9iYe
70 cur city, We toubt not our citixsna will con-
noue 70 lend tho project helping hand
Springfield (I4.) Journal.
RUNAWAY AArcz.-Miss Kate Houahtou. a
few days since. LEFT her parents in Petersburg.
Ill, with the understanding on thsir psrs thai
she .as 70 attend school, but with the under
standing between herself and James 7. burke
that they wars to CONC to ST. Louis and bo mar.
ned. On Saturday they sppeared 1t tho ofice
o. Justice Wal'her, where On oath that abe was
nnes g sss bsI1 bood Of e. thy weEe
only appears to have bean slight difference Of
opinion between Kate and her pa a. to the kicd
OF s:-teseher best adapted to her wants,-St.
Loris Democrat.
HAND CAR1A-TWo hand carts, which will in
all probability be taken To Piko's Peak br a
number 0! bloomlngtouiaus, are being mauu!ae-
tured IN the carriage and wagon shop Of Stump
q bays. One OF shem il almost finished. md
the other will be in running order in q few
days. Their wheefs are fTe feet in diameter.
The csrts weigh about one hundred pounds e sch.
We hope the beat kind Of fortune will attend
those who ore making preparations to draw the
hand carts above mentioned to the broad waters
OF tbs sArksusas.-RIooningto Paatagraph.
Las. week drunken rowdy got On the cars
Of The Ohio and Mississippi Rlilrosd, and when
asked for his ticket By the conductor, handed
him one dollar bill. The c ,nduc.or politely
aaked the man where he wiahed to 70, to whjoh
the man replied, ia Rruff, surly tone, to h-1,
, 1859-03-04
A Regular Organized Gang Of Juvenile
Thieves.


Qf6cers Sherwood, Marvel and soles nn.de q
yery, extraordinary Discovery and arrest On
Sunday last, which, wers The facts leu Hell
authenticated would hardly be behaved.
While engaged in hunting after : quantity of
stolen property shsy saeeeeded in finding = deu
OF young shieves on Clinton street, near Oak.
which turned ont to b regularly organised,
with grips, .sigus, psss words, bTe-la1p, Dc, ,
Allowing dspth Of depsayity On tho part ot the
young 'rasca2s who thpre eQnRreRhted which
can hardly b credited. The room was about
twelve feet eqaare. fitted up with s.ove, desk
and other furniture <proha6ly xtolen) and pro-
sent were nearly tho whole gang, consisting Of
six boys, who we1e iumedisselJ faken into Gus.
tody. The title Of tho gang il "Cliatou
Lodge" ~ VA found BY their boob. which
were kept ia regular order. and tho presiding
genius il about fourtsen years old = The otberR
ranging down 70 tsp, and many Of them Of hieh-
" respectable parchtsgs and education. Four
Of tho boys have been in tho House Of Ra!uae
hefors, from which ons Of them escaped oniv
two weeks 'stnce. Their plunder wss prinei-
plly confined TO copper boilers, iead Aad irou.
bf which articles 1 eonafdeFahla number vere
found On hand and have been identified. Some
OF the boye made clean hrsast Of the whols
Qaatsef, which I'D to tho asrebt OF Germau
naued Jacob 4raanaas6, reSiding reaF b., :
raR dealer. 9ho is appears u tho nan to whom
tn boys sold their piandsr, and who was max
ing ~ Keod thirg out Of It"
, 1859-03-04

St4uestration Of Property Of Soulouque's Hnis'
i1s-TAe Origin Of tAs Rtcoluszsn,
By the brig 8. Bouter, At Bcaton, re 4avs re-
| ceived Hsyh advioee to Feo. 9Th, With ofer q
weeks later Intelligence.
rresluont drntnru mas tasued q decree, con-
| facating the tfftc!s Of DElys, minister of The
late Empire, and Soulouque's most influential
adviser.
| The Central Commits. e =. n133naiyes has pre.
pared report showing forth tho causes which
eember, eight men, Of whom atfrard VAS the
/ most prominent, signed document, and took
the name Of the Committee of the Department
(tomits Dtpdrttmental,) swesring to die or re-
lease their country from the tyrant Soulougue's
power. In three days, GonAives and the sur.
rounding country gave in their adhesion to the
revolutionary scheme. and in eight days more
Gefrard found himself at tho head Of tan thou
sand willing men.
Tbs report proceeds to Say:
"The cruel Sonlouque was thunderstruck
His vain pride induced him to suppose that he
could conquer men who were inspired BY the
tire OF liberty, and first prnnouncing against
them the arathena OF prescription, ho advanced
against them at the head of N army that be
believed 10 be devoted to hinself aud his fami-
~. Stupid monster! He had forgotten that
the army Of the West On which he principally
relied was etsantially republican,, and would
speedily make common CAUSE with it, brethren
OF the North, IN so-establiahing the desired Rs-
public"
The Hsytien people appear to be still enshusi-
8attc in favor Of Gefrard, and the Press is loud
n condemnation Of Soulouque and his corrupt
Government.
, 1859-03-04

sor With dItestots may ls71, tax vithou. a
Section q extends lie lime within uh,cb
directors may make ret arns Of he rata s ~
taxation. from the Arst Monday Of jniv t. u
the second Monday Of September, aud eimplI. t.
6es the form OF certificate. Bot returns msv.
o. course, be made at arty TIM prtpio,x TO tf;e
second Monday Of September.
SECTION Al authorizes the directors. upon q
vote Of the people, to borrow money. for me. :.
cited purposes, but limits the amount bor.
rowea In any year to three per cent. Of The
taxable property in the district, and also re- re-.
atricts the tar that may be levied in :anY one
year for building q school house, to two per
cent Of the taxable property. Bot as he for
mer amount may be borrowed, and the latter
levied IN tue saas year, the restriction cannot
iplurious'y affect or retard the erection of
suitable bouses. Or the tax mny be leyied for
two or more years in succession, until an 3D.
equate sum is raised. In most ihstancee. The
latter course is much to be preferred.
SECTION 48 is dlvested of ita fo1mer ambi.
guilty, and expressly declares what the direc-
tors may not do without q vote Of the people,
N. BATEHls,
superintendent of Public Instruction.
, 1859-03-04


We copy tine following items from the Detroit
Aduertiser Of Tuesday:
A valued friend. for whose attentions ne arc
grateful, writing from Port Huron under date of
the 9Th, sa5s: The tug Lion. Capt Wm. Dana,
this day carried up 200 bbls of -four and o1her
freight to Forestville, fifty miles above this place.
She ran. on her way up. through twenty miles Of
newly made ICE, about sue inch thick, and some
less. but saw no heavy ice in any direction.
Ne,her did ste find, at least in this portion Of this
Northern" and "lumber region, )" that scarcely Of
The sfaf Of life 10 greatly feared By holders Of
Early TNAv1aA AT1oN:-The prospect Is decidedly
fair Tor m early opening throughout the entire
Lake region. The Buffalo E1prtss says there is
no ice In the lake there. Ihe Toledo Herald Of
tue &c b has the following:
"We learn that tne schooner Maize Il loading at
the depot with pork, for 0x~ego. She will sail
upon the first signal tha. ths way is clear The
Maize Was one Of the last to lay up last fall, and
Is staunch, last sailing vessel, worthy Of leadire
the large feet which viii leave this port this
spring."
LAKE. ERIE 0PES!-The Buffalo Commereial
stated on Saturday that Buf1alo barbor Vas clear
Of ice. On Monday it announced that the propel.
!er Equinox Was taxing on cargo Ut merchandise
for Toledo. She vas to leave this {Wednesday)
morning, weather permitting. The propeller
Oron;es. It is expected, will Soon follow suit.
So lar as the Like Is concerned. here Is proba-
bly, nothing to prtreut navigation as free and uu-
otstructe. as in midsummer.i
, 1859-03-04
Mlt6ifi,tfs, &f,
A fEhfECTLY TRIUMPHANT
REMEDY
FOE ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM
NJ A l. A RIA;

M "A Il A H / a.;
Particularly RavuR md an-
s i,,'aa I'd q 5sv, I'D :. ,ra,, araue vn ,n,,
"a 81. e ss e %si!,s', W..
e " IL :. III ss
ssd ,9dssd ss , :. d'eais, III: boa., Ss soa
I'd Der.S IA aer esea. r. = u a6a
taa % e1re Rsede T you dsre % savs ms se3 e.
da, ai1 a:::s L. .ss e;e u
x!ssRa < x.ss s1z e. s>et: u r. ss',g Il s.,
g Z II Ii ar a.. G.,te' 81
Sas :hs!s: :ssna I'D asa worth that <as nasash
se1 ttut1 5orA RICHARDS ra,nas.
ealms. oho, Arrll, ,sas
~, y n h. t%se.a< At,:Ps ea.s1seS as
r.: ..2.s h.4s ~ i, ss seA -
L I'D III 81; s95e
~ safa. Prompt md s1aclsot- 'ecoaa"eaa u
\. E HAcxZDoA. D.. ",
A3sRs M 8; !. MANN Gi@Geass:: HTI.H Il ~ sc,a
youf Axas hssHn fof rho ta.ec yvxs H. .ca1es ~
ae sS:sFiot y sa;
tevsr aa anS 70 a.a ,1ata. ad wi taua, eass shs
1ra1 ,saf& PHitLisAv RzAnys p,prn.,,..
DR MIMI LooAz zsroRr, Ind. seo.. Il la5S.
yee1 .sae B. ta1. IL s,.s e. Gat4 o
and nA' b truly ss1fd " Kiax q ss7sf sa Asae
y. LAAAA ft1Ekm&Q and Drns.t7t
nraa sass sttssF1.s e6l 6faato a.f;ss !ea. IS 70.
ae. asays .u asd n ha.s e: .svstA been q =
" larKe family vho we've rentsus ~ 3, =. 70
~ tneiE s1-nt aaye ted u rats I'll ths ucs
e e1le onel usrd JouE sg.s 8slss.n, Lave nr1.r
moor O. hau prticts of { As arst doss M
&htux hG 0ul never (Ali. :" - 3's onU
YouEs t1ul,, O. p wnon
~ MANN d co., nopss&o,a a.J5n. n
o. J. WC0D CO. s. LnaEa Mr.. soe who,.s.,.
Afents ~ ~ ths We.sern 4&aIes 1nd TetEs,rtrs mi
, 1859-03-04

in the English Hoose of Cosauons losd Bu,v
hid obkafaed lEaya, by vots oil Les TO IS, to is.
troduus bill aeealtziag marriage With deoeased
H4Gh'1tg&sf, $500 :
, 1859-03-04

os71cx or rHx r. ~ n. kcK1
EtsAeuszh, Feb. =. 1879.
N'HE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
stockholders IN tho ~H t,hurE Fort wayaa and
C2ne.so ka5lsoad .etopaa," 3 held = the rooms
1Q90Af. hs@esh day Of March ntxt. At o'cnc4 T.
ich Tine The Report Of tho Directors to1 As 1esr
e election q. afssn Directors to serve .be eosptex
yseE xm b. held u The esne pi4es % WEDNESVAY'
th9 A%h pr. Kim 1t IL o'clock 1. u.
1Iaaser sork = .tl be eosed nuu the 3frt to ash
q Mach. eoh hctu:lte; ana TIA hod~s 1t ssoef "a
Naynt md chiaxo RatEasa Us9asates1 xhirh haa not
asen msetH !oto tse !oek q ths nsH cunA- AEtAs
prWa1e311 tletr eez1neans of stnAk Ia
hA coMlery my Ticket The Iu1 of 10 Roa6
IN b sed - Kxcuzlfan kkea htR hst Aatloo "a
k4fz.xh ID ssazn tef one faze the fo1nd stp god
~ o3daE o. the pre.tdeut.
&21xsS8 AU0Va1V1 RkkpLKX, Seq'x,
, 1859-03-04
Hllslelld11eo11s.
GREAT WESTERN
LEATHER AND HIDE STORE

GREAT WESTERN
LEATHER AND hide STORE,
BL~1CKBUR.s' BROS,
-2ol and 2o3 South Water Street,
CHICAGO. Ill.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED N BOND
~ Htoa4h tla CH1aACo CUSTOM HOUSE.
o1s nrst iavo.ce for the ia, Il
FRENCH KIP and CALF SKINS,
AND noof FRONTS CR1nPED,
For the Spring Trade,
DIRECT TRoh TIE PARIS MANUFACTURERS.
Boat NsteEs a?d Les:hsr Dealers will 6ad the Sock
and coming fssvi:l iasxs sssssin:ot Ct II e~''4
soLE LEArHrR OF TIE BEST TASyAGEa,
oAX aad HEMLoJR UP ER KIP and CALF
Innings. LASTS and RINoIJ0s,
Which um be son 1t the losoess a.urk<s prtceaby
BLACKBURN Bros,
Atthsis L:ArHER AND t3E r IRE, II 10 South
"i1e1 gree, te4t of vel s::set Ct .ke} ch.Saso,
Hss. A-1A' A'tAs' market pics '@' IL c.;s rs a9F
EATHEEl LIE ATHE ER,,-
MRsr mAEs CALI AND K1p ez1ss
tEsk Eaeet1sd
DIRECT Pho :: FRANCE!
-NY-
] A M rs KHLLY d co.,
4Ax-......~...LAAE8T..
Chicago, III,
Who keep oonaaatl5 On haad the lazres. tock Of
Leather aud Findings
10 % found IA the West Also. ala1Kc s4ock Of superior
LEATHER And INDIA RUBBER BELr1sa.
& ss ts''' vi" 10 '3 .as ;sn5 e RELsf Il s
oe1s l561N cLase sreet ne.t d. aIise.
r GA. HERz)G, NOS. Ct &l:3 LAKE
"a ~hoe..e .aa 1s.e M beast.s isa:I Manufacturer.
Hats, Caps, Fu's and Straw Goods,
sR;e e Il isr hs 6 .eas9 ,s I'D
!o.er Il % M eatAba4 Ut 10 he W<1t ~ '@A'
II Aa9 y .a I'd q nss I'd
o:n 1afers IIr1mns1 y teh they o6.r a Law pziesa
ssse:ss & 81 e !s'Ts''ss tan1:,i =, 41:,1,,.sn
4 BBOTl;s IO>AkCY1E, OF C0NT1-
n MENTAL AuRosE NOW READY.
THE EMPIRE OF AUSTRIA,
ITS RISE AND PRESENT POWER.
By Joha 9. C. Abbott.
ons vol. c.oxn sro. su pp. Cloth Price s1.a
~. 1hs's + ass assadaat Ye... ter III, work Tho
s ~ t ts TIE. :. s.ro Z e Mo
Seedy peTseeatlois 81 Ssf r%1os9se sh. ~?
reitous TAr thc aste nc career It GasAvs Adolf bus
Iass-ths iati.Sues q Pph1 p1tds nae o.
sn.s,a e. and r. cut. & t4Sts A fAe
t:r.e events com Le 10 ,ublme 4axed5 vi ds,loa
NAY in vain attempt TO pafAlsL''-tAn.hols Prsface.
AUeTRIA = the tsz: Of sesies Of sx or uors rolun
IN PREPARATION b, Mr. Abbott to be published In uniform
, 1859-03-04
Dr. q. J. LEEDS
QUININE SUBSTITUTE.
Or, sNERE.E TONIC,
WILL 0UH1

4 LsO, YELLOW, OHAGRES AND
ofths Invaluable remedy. ms fs5pe = nom : veTy
eeleeeaLed Pn, 1dxn ateF AIfr1ave Jea1 experience
h Hoxptal1 md prisatt practice In New York Vlty snd
hAs baen tested N a1 aoeous Of tbs country during The
PaA dx years With the Eost wonderful Eueeese In the
WsEtE1u md e1uihxrke1a uouotxy. Hhere FGver md
Akus pravau L has Aeeonaptahed much b. curing lhs
daeasa 9tl u renovaunz and recaper zAn1 th9 ys
md Mercury, too ttee nse Of Tic ttash1 noz1s
7aud - Ill suffering hona pros1ason afler dises.s
EseoHnssa sna Ea.;.nses AZ 4taie.ns = pesses
The Hozda Ok he seA known C1paasn 5ahn n. Mqnson
nov Of LtTespool Packet L1a, many Jears IN fhs
kuRth&3u IND South AmEfaeAn CoasNnR E1de. II
Eoa Is scon thIak Of Eolnz ~ xtlhopt r1dar =
without the QQtut1a 91laknAt&"
j. b. HAZARD, Pfppflstor
In Maiden Lana New 4dsA
PentoD, eknh1A10A e @slt6.
Wholesale A1en4 Is 8outh Wsx skkssk micsen n
, 1859-03-04
Coa', or Carbon Oil Lamps, dc

Coa', Or Carben Oil Lamps, dc
THE CITY MANUFACTURING CON.
j panJ Of Waterhor7- Coan-. hayo taken the stoek
GO. hoL es Late nFees. Chiesx> IL. and pfer RGAT
INDUCEMENTS 10 THE TRADE.
Prices Reduced to Suit tha Times.
. The Stock coa.i.ts of Coal or Carbon on aud fluid
delis /, Hang n Lxhi4 Side h1ek L sht.. ch nns1t
Wtc-A Rcssos Paper ehAdes l.sp1 for Ladies PeiiS
Crruar Mrrork Ee.ml ms Psckes LaTeiA Re- Il ran4-
fAexuras pFleeA
Also. Cheap s3F Cash
Thrss on Cans holding 90 Gal's-Nsv,
Ind lot OF Smaller Tn Cans holding ftcr Y saiIan
70 10 Galloc1-
fele1nc9 J.E. Jo8ssoS. Msaaxez.
A RTlCLES OF DIET FOR lNVALIDS
II AND 0HILnRRN
VI would Invite Attsn.ion to Cur eos,ulets ssso.ssnt
k heae Artieea eonnstlEx ol
11SooT1FE,
1ROMA, CHOCOLATE,
ARROW ROOT, RAH1EY,
GRoAIS ALkATHEPTA.
TAH1nA, &Q, ia.
N ofEheh ~ eau recommend pateely pzss snd
r. q Homeopathic FAsssx Fs.;M,t, IS IH!S S.;t
, 1859-03-04

Total viAU
This, for the maintenance Of four routes,
which. to say The least, serve no good pu1-
pose, il a far greater sum than the Post Office
Department can aho1d to throw away. Its
revenues do not meet its expenses by mil
lions the Postmaster-G eneral and all lis
underliDgs are clamorous for an increase Of
postal rates but so mean thfug as economy
in matter which swallows up tbree.quarters
Of million per annum il not thought Of.
When will this bumbugging come to an end !!
, 1859-03-04

NTANTED TO EXCHANGE ToR A OlTY
" Re1eetse.A
HOM NJ Z E5.TEAD.
oonastas 9. =. 7se Go:y Milwaukee B,lcs Eou.s, oaa
e1dln Yard and 0ssten. al II complete o:der ioots
q tn one Of :ho.o beautiful aud healthy Lake Tp1r9!n
lsconAn 9a2 y nes ron thla cit, tha 1a 81 tts
Also Tan.edso sell or sxaaaex ro- city properly.
Wisconsi1 Farming and pins Lar11
r. fMttt -iazs aitrsss fost oaoo Boz 1867.
1T $. GOVERNMENT LAND LOCATING
AGENCY.
Ths enhseber having hsd much practical experience n
AFFECTING AND LOCATING LANDS,
In tho various Land pFcts IN the Weuern a.stes ha,
rnu Wal facilities or maada1 valnAbio seclertpp3
FOR LAND WARRANTS Oh CASH.
,Cholce Selections may now bs made! IN
IOWA, WISCONSIN AND MISSOURI.
Persons having Warrants cao ha7s them Located in
ttiz Own Mama
And 10 per Cent. PROFIT Guaranteed.
PAYABLE In One Year.
1o~a- Wisconsin and llnnois Lands :os aals Inv TOR
MonaJ Invested IN KAnAas apd HcbEaskx
= dAL3buRY. lAaIl Locating Aren't,
xn19 xSV " Clark Hreet Chscaxo.
, 1859-03-04
Another Overland Mail to th4 Faeido
COAST

Another Overland Mail to the Faeino
Loagt.
The Post Odloo appropriation bill being
under discussion In the Senate, On Tuetdsy,
Nj. R1u, Of Minnesota, moved sa amendment
sathorizlng the establishment. Of weekly
nail from st. Paul to Puget's Sound, at IN
expenxe,uf ssoo, 600 per annum. The amend
ment was agreed to.
We are as anxious IL any for the rapid de-
velopment Of the country through which the
proposed mnil route is laid ont The com.
mercial interests of Chicago are intimately
connected with that development but
We doubt the propriety and necessity Of Mr.
Rice's action and We wonder, Mt the
complaisance Of the Senate in adopting lis
amendment. Tue Overland Mail from st.
Louis to San Francisco is bad enough but
this project is infinitely worse. The coaches
Of Wells, Buttsrdeld l. Go. do carry m occa"
sloaal passenger, and nov and then !eT let
ters-the latter at N expense Of SIS to SEQ
each hut double the latter sum will not de-
fray the cost Of each seal from st. Paul tc
it's destination on the Pacific coast. With
Mr. Riee's amendment in the appropriation
| bill. The cost Of the overland mail service viii
| be as follows:
For tbs s-u&h- Ronts PER rsnnum..:....---stooo9 O.
4. .as Eff Eea per
For e. Raa::; oi; md Stockton Routs pr ss ~
, 1859-03-04
THH LIVER INvr90HA NOS
R7ERAR1D 81 DR aAa3oRn
c0nP0TNDRD ENTIRELY FROM GUHa.

rs ONE OF THE BEST PCRGArtVN
i and LIVR3 n1D1Q1NH row befare tho puhIta
, 1859-03-04

kH"For TtuMeA Shoulder
afAces and Ahd-mlnal CO .
poEtTA fue9 Ut aExnt4f3r
the manufacturers 40d x3M
ELL q low prices. AQLLEe. 8AITH O. In Lars L
, 1859-03-04
Sheffield Nursery.

Transportation to Pixies Peak
THE UNDERSIGNED Is PREPARED TO
L mike cuntzaetafc fer
Of every description to the Pikes Peak Gold Mnea to
skaIt ~ sax.y Ia tbs aonng u practicable.
IL Conuaoyr beea eng Erd for several yeats ia
neishtilR for the Government Of the United Etztek
confident Of ktYng sAtlsfastQp
For PARTICULAR address ...
JAMES b. JONES.
fel9tn- -ce63 81, joaeph Mo.