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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-21
MISCELLANEOUS.


IyyUTTLE,S P.STE.N-T GROss-GCT
IL Saws, lust received and for sale by IlffTal
novl7 JACOB STRAUB. No ~ Main St
NPICEs. -25 RIGs .ELsPECE;
~ IS Bags Pepper.
100 Mats Cinnamon .r.......
800 ibs Cloves.
400 De. Nutmess r--.a. ..H
10 Kegs Ground Ginger.
100 Boxes assorted Grocery Spies, Mustsi j,
PEPPER Sauce, Baking Powders, &c. For sale, low,
by GEORGE FOSTER ~ Go.
septl5 Corner Locust st rect and Canal.
ITO THE fUBLIC. r..- ..r.r.-
sam, the little man, has this day
Been opening GOODS both fresh and gay,
lie received near every kind
mat you IN any city can End; .e- ST.
And as he purchased by the bale,
lie is determined to RETAIL ...-
For READY PAY, n little lower
Than ever has been had before 7'...f
He with his brethren rneans to live .r.
But rs for CREDIT shall not give
He wouldn't live 10 rOuse your Passion tFr..s
For CREDIT here is out of fashion,
His friends and buyers aud all
lt'n pay you well to give call
You'll always tihd hini 10y his ign,
On Main street, Number a..
Further more YOU " III bear ina mind
Embrich takes funds vi ey ~ kind
Aud broken Banks at higher rates
A. can lac had in other States
The cty'- credit he'll defense,
Take their orders az 30 cents 4,-
IL bargains you wish 10 inject,
Go tO 10, on Main street.
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S,U.,DRfEs-a5O R.GGs COFFEE,


EsU.sDRTEs-25O BIGS COFFEE,
~ 1900 kegs assorted Nails;
100 do Cut Spikes;
30 do Writ GO;
400 boxes assorted Glass;
T5 do do Tobacco;
so do do Starch;
81 do do Star Candles;
2GJ kegs White Lead;
Is Ibis. Linseed Oil
do TuTpentiDc;
50 do R0sin;
10 do Pitch;
80 DO Vinegar;
f ~ bags dne Salt .. b.. fr.
loo ibls White Lime;
..s l"O do cezleEt,
81 bbis Grey Lime; .f....4..
- d. Plaster Paris. Ia store and
ale Nv ..,tis-fi.s ORR. DALZRLL & CO.
1,,EED sTORE.-THE U.N'DBR-
SIGNED will keep constantly on hand,
CORK,
Aud all other articles needed to feed Horses or
Mules All Of which he will sell wholesale or re-
tail, at lowest market rates, giving just weight
ROBERT S. HUSTON,
Water street, between Main and Locust, Evansville.
aug3-ly
ISvE.f! TEA! TE.s ~ F8EsB
~ assortment Of Black and Green, in chests
aud oiie-, or sale ia quantities 20 snit purchasers
at ll.cIsl yICKERY BROS.
HHO.ns > .s.SD CHERsR.-6I.N-
AZ cisnafi Hoiiny aud {" e just received at
declS ,ICkERY BROS.
Nh sKEEEE.,'G .,:SELs!--r
~ 2'O kegs assorted, ..
90 do BIaais, Finishing Nails, Casing
Nails, Spikes and Wrought Nails just received ~
de'ls CHARLES S. WELLS, ~ Firstst.
ZVy.sr H.EsHH0ROs-5O DOZEN
~ for sale by :. 4. GILBERT A CO.,
declj Sycamore street, near Water.
HHREsH .fRRTT.sL OF B0OTs .s.N.D
H SHOES.--We have just received, Of our second
purchase, 30 eases of BOOTS AND SHOES OF va
We have hand one of the best stocks of Bouts
and Shoes ever brought 90 the city, embracing the
best makes of New England manufactures.
We have all kinds of Kip Boots, ruth kiP LGels,
side stitched Lraced, and oak famed leather bottoms.
and would mention the best manufacturer names
whose makes We offer for sale, If il were not foI
posting mp the Dealers where 10 get the best goods.
The trade will Ind our stock mp stairs ON second
lo0r, with no connection With the Dry Goods floor
below eYeeIf l'y hghtO stairs. We hc'eno reHtto
them in another House. We have row a fresh
stock of desirable goods, and cordially invite the
trade who want goods, 20 call ami examine our
drclC KEEN a PRESTON.
I0I.HEG.sR.-25 B.sRERGS n. NJ
HallOck's Illinois Cider Vinegar for sale.
This Quaker Vinegar Is SO sour, IL Will make
pig squeal to scratch againstthe barrel.
For sale by .--f L..l KEEN a PRESTON.
NyE.N.DHfES- bliss. ~s'
~ 10 bbls Ccpperas, .-f t..
10 do Alma,
IL Sulphur,
.. s 10 EPSON salts,
.-. 1 cask Dutch Mafiier,
eases prime Indigo, ..
.rs % boxes Ext. LOgwood,
cssk GIaa Cdfnphor,
NUTS--l0 bbls ii. q. AlmDn,As,
5 40 3 10.
10 DO Brazil Nuts.
Just received and Tor sale very low by
dec2I t WHEELER 4e RIGGS.
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u 80
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~<lISzl
.VTO HHN'G .f.N'D EE.sPI.N'G MI
0kA CH1SES.-Wc are agents for the sale II all
the best patterns OF Combined Mowers aud Reap
crs-or Moving or Reapng Machines. Farmers
would do well To apply s'n, 30 that thrS 'an have
a good machine.
mylS HOENBRubk 60. ..
EpE.IPLvG .s.N.D mo g'T.,'1 MI
~ A. CHIMES.
II. RAMEY, Ja., is receiving, and-has for sale,
the following machines:
The Kentucky Harvester. -r .
New York Reaper aud Mower - /.
New York Reaper. .-........-.
Msnnys Reaper and Mower combined
Buckeye Reaper anil Mower. ~
Buckeye Mower. .. ..r. aa "a. ...H sr
X. l.. Aliens RcaIe and Mower ---
Eight horse ThTeshers and Cleaners
-Four horse Threshers and Cleaners
FOur-hOrse SeQaTatOTs 60.
Two-horse fhreshers. Also
Corn cru-hers, Of different patterns.
Corn Shelters ..
Grading aud Moving Scyihe..
Grain Cradles, SC
Samples ii the si.uve machines can i,c seen at
hs store, corner sf Vine aud first Its. my20
HOdBPE T.sCas.-FTf.E s.fsRs
u ieathered and Carpet TaCks This day received
at the Wooden Ware store.
8. Is. RUSSELL, SAD Min street,
my20 htweeR Third and Fourth, Louisville
.NRl.t'E THI.N.E.-C0rFo.S IND
~ Hemp Seine Irvine, various sizes. Also, Tot
Line aud Staging For sale at the Wooden Ware
store J. Is. RUSSELL, $40 Main street,
my2o Between Third and Fourth. Louisville.
LvIss--2OO DRG.ns CHOICE ron
- sale bv 5. 4. GILBERT a co. n
II Eff LARD, IND TIE E.S.nJLF
IL .upplies at A. MAIE STREET
RRI.N; COH.Ni ND OdTs- FL.
ID 5000 bushels Bran,
POO 10 Corn,
Do lD do Oats. Iu store and for s,le by
sp1i =. II. COOK son.
GyHOEs! SHOES! sH0ES!-C.fLL
~ at HUGHES and bay Your Shoes II you want
good article at very low prises. apll
DkU.r'Rs! PRU.NEs!!-2 CASKS
: best quality, for sale by. -, =
msr23 s =. GILRERr & co. !
THISSLORS rKL.n.nLN'Rs-FARM
IL Satins-biack red, green, and blue - sublime
quality Italian Sewing Siik, Canvas, Padding
Coat, Vest, and Pant Buttons of every variety
Irish Measures, Seiesiss, Innings, STAYING Linen
Spool Cotton, Linen Thread, SIX Caid, Binding,
Vest Padding black and white Velvet, Silk, and
Tsbby, IN black, brown, and fancy eolorsi good
Needles, and many other articles which fsiiors and
all others in want % Trimmings, are requlr Il tOsx
anime They viii be sold eheapat HUGHES,
mar26 Corner Main aud Second streets.
UHO! ron PIXIES PE.fk We
IL have just received lins and complete stock
OF DRY GOODS, which intend 10 sell lew for
cash MILLER 4 NIEHAUS, As Main Il.
"ox.N.RsL5O CASES or CL.f8ET
~ Wines. 8 baskets Chsmpaixne MiESs-s'T-
perior article, Just received and for sale by
mars PRESTON BROS.
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KN0RE FHEIT-
en- ~ txs Oranges, 20 bxs LemOus,
Dates, PruBes, Figs, &c.
For -ale al H. H. COOK & SONS,
marZS y Main street aud First street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-21

IYyORA eco AND CI0ARS-IOO BXs.
IL choice brands Va. ToboccO;
50 boxes fives aud Fights do;
- butts Twist lin foil) do;
% do light pressed Va. do;
Is caddes Blue Hens Chicken !. d.;
25 do Thomas Twist do;
p do "a aces do do,
l case ''Siver Roll" do
100000 assd German Cigars; -| s.-
$4,000 Havana do;
10000 Half Spanish do. Tn store and for sale
Bw by WHEELER d RIGGS,
nOvZS No. u, Cor First and Sycamore sts.i
DR.fRMET K II n N S-OF ~
9EA RI0US sizes and kinds, in store and for sale
10y NIChERG BROTHERS,
noyf No 81 Main street.
g. T.fR IND T.iLLOW' C.S.NDLES.
~ rs boxes for sale by S. T.. GILBERT d CO.
noyf Sycamore street, near Water
Wabash express., 1859-05-25

In the last letter written by Baron Humboldt
he requested his friends on ''two continents. -
70 cease writing to hin. so thai he might. "en-
10y sumo leisure and have time 10 ORR !" liz
had attained the age of ninety years when he
made this request. 10 inen OF learning every
where. He had enjoyed n manhood of seventy
years, aud uninterrupted health for near a
century. lie lived when the great Frederick
liyed--vas eoiemporsry with Washingion.
Napoleon lst and Goethe He had seen m ore
Of the world aud Of mankind than any other
man--had read more. thought more and was
the mos; profound scholar Of the age in which
he lived When he desired ''time TO work .
living man-had stood upon the Pyrennees OF
thought aud descended into The most secret
Eecesses OF Geological science. lie had worked
more aud slept less than any contemporary -
And after having done all this. when standing
on the brink Of the grave. the old man Jusl
trembling into another life. begs for Leisure
TO work" Was there ever "A sublimer spectaclei
Was human nature ever more truly man and did
manhood ever approach higher untiring deity ?
Time TO work"-what a request, and how
opposite from the rest OF the world "Time 10
work this is the secret Of his greatness
the Why he stood the intellectual colossus Of
the age.
There is 20 excellence without, labor--how
we'll did Baron Humboldt understand this
and how the history Of his life illustrates the
f.~ IL. a. -. ~
gives food 90 The brain. Labor--it is the
avoestion Of God "And on the seventh day
God ended his work which be had made and
he rested on the seveath day from all his work
which he had made" What a sublime spec
taele-a lfe Of intellectual labor. What
glorious rest will Baron Humboldt have in the
quiescent dream Of death, and what rich
store OF happiness there must be for him. in
another world. Like a burning scintillating
meteor he grew brighter aud brighter as he
approached his destination. and will only 60
out, when eternity ends.
Back through six thousand years. perhaps
this world has produced no peer in varied in
tellectual attsinments to the illustrious Prus
sian. Tie stood the acknowledged giant. in
the most brilliant age the world has ever see IN
the Ajax Telemon in knowledge and in wis
dom. When such man As Baron Humboldt
dies the world should put on mourning-it is
meet on such catastrcphes to 90 into lamenta
tion. When the sluggard complains for want
Of rest-vhen the man Of active busy life feels
tis, IL Is hsrd TO work when we all complain
Of labor, let as think Of Humboldt, and for.
ever after work and be silent.
Wabash express., 1859-05-25
Micro-P Photography.

We taketh following from the Scientific
American: "Some English artists have be-
come celebrated for the production of exceed.
ingly minute Photographic pictures. NJ.
AmadIa has recently taken portrait Of Dick.
ems no larger than pins point, and another
OF Westminster Bridge and the House Of
Parliament about the size of the eye of a com
mon dorning needle. Those pictures, when
msgniiftd by microscope, appear 10 be as
perfect as hose of the largest size. j. Is Dan
Ger. Of Manchester. England, commenced ia
king these curiosties of the Photographic art
in 1850. and several of his productions have
found their way TO this city. We have seen
the Lords Prayer taken on speck no larger
than the point of a common pm. and, under a
magnifying glass, IL appears as perfect as il
printed IN tOurye0as.
We were shown yesterday some Of these re-.
markab.e photographs by DR.. Channing Of
this city. They are most wonderful That
which seemed a mere point to the urassisted
eye. when placed under the power of the lenses
are lines of many words. whole verses, por
traits and pictures of many characters. 1t
seems beyond the reach Of science and Of ge-
nius how this can be. but the fact is before
us, aud We can only look and wonder.
Wabash express., 1859-05-25

Hundreds Of siinulants have been invented
snd sold. purpoftiog 10 be specific In the va
fious diseases aud arrangements 10 which The
delicate form ot woman render her subject. -
The result cf these stiurisn;s has been 10 i'm
part momeptafy artitiiy to the nervoss avs
ten, aud false vlgor 10 The muscles. but this
relief has been succeeded by depression aud
rrosiraiion greater than before. and the repeat.
ed attempts Of invalids to build Themselves
up oy these false remed,ss. have finally ended
10 destroying what llule vital organization
Sas left. Bot IN using "Boerhave's Holland
Bnters" y0u viii fad 10 such disastrou. re-.
suits. u - purely vegetable COMPOUND
prepared on strictly scientific principles, after
the manner Of the celebrated Bosrhas.. Urder
iss influence every nerve and muscle receives
now strength and vigor. appetite and sleep
return. aud. finally, psrfes, health See ad
seftisemeut
Wabash express., 1859-05-25
MlDSHIPNAN RESTORED.


WssuISGToS. Nav %
he SIX acting midshipman who were dis
Missed from the Navy, fer bsiEg participants
10 The isIring sud fsaihering Of one Of Their
eonrsdes at the Naval Academy. IN April last.
have been reinstsied to their former positions
Persons leaving the United States for France
by way Of Havre. must necessarily haAs their
passports sised by the French Consul At The
port from they sail. and those for the Continent
by Sa- Of England aud wdo may 90 to Lon.
don, must have their passports vised at the
Ameriesa legation. whaiexer NAV be their
destination.
Persons going 10 the Spanish West Indies.
~'ii have their passports ri-ed by the Spanish
Consul a, The port from w.ich they sail.
Naturslized citizens apply ing fot pass ports.
must send to he State Department their nate.
raliEation pspcts. which gill be returned to
them. together with descriptions Of lh sir pei.
sons. This is all that is necessary.
Since the commencement Of the present ad.
minislraiicn about ~ 900 passports have been
Issued at the State Department. and they are
now issued at the rate Of from forty to sixtv
per day.
Col siepiOe aud Captains Carr and ralmr
have obtsioed leave Of absence, with pcrmis.
sion 10 visit Europe. sltough it is probable
that they will observe the wariikc movements
10 Italy. They 10 ihilheo As private indi,id.
aa's. and Mt by order Of this government. a.
board Of observation.
Es-commiss'oner Boulin has been sudden
~ called to Missouri on account Of the severe
illness Of his brother
The War Department has ordered armed es
coris, TO the trains with army supplies from,
apprehended attacks Of returning from Pixies
Peak Information having been received Of
the necessity Tor such protection.
Attorney General Black. TO day. decided the
question submitted to him by the State D.par,.
ment on the claims Of Cap: ". Perkins
against the Russian Government. The deei
Ion settles he right Of Capt Perkins to recos.
er, under his contract to furnish one hundred
and fny tons q powder and Is 600 stand of
arms.
Some unimroriant question has been fully
disposed of. tu' the integrity Of such con
tracts is lully maintained. The entire amount
involved l. about s3s5 600. which viii proba
eiy 0e paid on the return Of the Russian Min.
lister Tho : daily expected from Europe This
decision has, II l. considered. a most impor.
tant bearing upon supplying of munitions II
war to iorelgn governments engaged in war.
fare. Mr. Perkins COUNSEL was * Attorney
DenerIl Gushing, ex Senator Cooper aud jos.
II Stewart
Wabash express., 1859-05-25


The mass convention Of the fec~ 81 The fue--
I'VE slave law to-day was vel attended. A
very large member from tie ke>,rye coenii..
va IN attendance. and everything passed or
IN an orderly manner
\ declara ion was read dcnouncing he fu-
siilse slave law aud The bred scoi. d. CO
ion.
Resolutions were also read. Of tie same ten
or. declaring The fugiiivs act unconstitutional
'ni void, tie Supreme Coor, degraded aud
>"b-crvicni 70 parry prejudice. that the lifc
tenure should be abolished. The Judicial CIR.
cult re modelled.
The conviction of The Ob,rlin men was ii -.
graceful and unparalleled. and the prisoner,
arc entitled to their liberty aud that the free.
dom Of The country rests on ue great Repub
i'oan party. Speeches were made 10y Mcssrs
Giddiugs. Cha,e. Wade. aud others.
Wabash express., 1859-05-25

one n The moe. remarkable events in th
history OF this coeatry. - the going 10 an.
returning from Pixies Peak. IL II not sIngu
larry rem Ark able that from the uncertain evi
dence before them. 50 many thousand Of OF
fsllow-citizeDs rushed into the Wild rrgionl
Of the RocSy Mountains hoping 10 fus
wealth an1 prosperity there. No, one foot o
the soil j. cultivated by the hand OF eiviliza
ton no evidence Of civilized life is around
them-nothiog 10 urge them on bot the sordid
desire for gold. Some, so infatuated 10y The
fabricated accounts Of the gold regions
take their wives and their children. convert
every thing ints Dovables. aud 20. Nhers
they 70 - not 6of n'tely Certain, bat they
started for Pixies Peak. One hundred thoa
sand lnen. start for this isolated spur 10 The
grea. chain Of nsuntaiHs which divide the
East from the West. The hesd 4 this long
train arrive a. the destined point aud sa VA.
known. traekless ard sombre forest surrounds
them. For the busy hun OF civilized life,
comes the roar of the storm. the howl Of the
wolf aud the scream Of the panther. They
find no shelter from the storm but the rock. no
protection from the burning sun but the
shadow Of the forests. Every thing j. desolate.
dresr and forbidding The hardy adventurer
IL, Of course. discouraged. Golden dreams
vanish before dread reslities, aud even should
the yellow earth be found in abundance, II
will not purchase tae common necessities Of
llf,-the, are not there TO be bought or sold.
Under those circumstances could any thing
be sxp peeted but just what is now taking place
the return, under the most distressing cir
eums,auces Of the great mass OF those. who
but few weeks ago. started for Pixies Peak
II is said 2n 600 are on their retreat back--sre
coming haek too, destitute and IN fsmished
condition. As hungry men always will. and
always have right TO, they take provisions
wherever they find them. aud threaten in their
vengeance to destroy all r.c towns and burn
the cities through which they pass on their
return.
That m1ny Of those western cities have. 10y
a system Of letter writing. aud for the most
mcrcenary motives induced this large emigra.
ton there can be no doubt, aud il they should
now suffer 10 consequence. We would not be
much surprised. nor should regard it as
altogether unjust. BY this system Of mis-.
representations. thousands aud tens Of thou
sands Of good men have been ruined. St
Lous and Lsavenworth City have. tbs true.
rcaped harvest but IL is harvest that will
result in god. aud my be alten ded with
serious consequences.
There may be. aud We suppose there is.
gold IN the vicinity Of Pixies Peak and il men
could live without eating or having place 10
sleep. fortune could be accumulated. but
unfortunately for the miner, tired nature seeks
repose there well a here. and bread and
meat and water and raimtnt are as Decessary
among the Rocky Mountains. a. ia the valley
Of tie Mississippi.
Prom all We eau learn. we expect there l.
u'ofe suffering on the plains al he present
time. than ever heretofore
Wabash express., 1859-05-25

NV loEK kay ol.
Flour heavy and lJa25c lower. sales of
630Obhls. nj C0@6 - to : 30 for super TO *.
ira State; ) s0a6 IS for super Western: GOA
80 Gor extra w-siern;7 30a7 GO for extra
round Hoop Ohio.
Wheat il duh AID nominal At 2a4c. lover
Corn has declined la3c
Pork dall. With Gales AT l. 50aI7 75 fsr
mess: - 50sl9 fgf prime mess aud 1890 FOR
prime.
Bacon dell a, 10; for hams
Lard j. firm At l2tal2i
Wabash express., 1859-05-25


A thorough recon noisance of all The mail
routes Ii being made with view 10 cartal
ment "i expenses a. every point whcse II j.
practicable, without Serious dciriment 10 the
Pubiic. whie ia many cases the service IA.
bsen altogether Discontinued. In other. The
number Of trips Lave been reduced from daily
10 iri-weekly. 10 weekly. &c Acting on this
principle the pot office department has ul,h,n
the las' two month Effected an annual saving
of about sI5 .o00 600 exclusive Of The $500 600
promised ~ The r,fu-ai Il iheP II General 10
pat iu'o operation ncail, s01 routes created in
ie'e, bot for the support Of which no ap9ro-
pria,iou was msle
Wabash express., 1859-05-25
The 4th of Julv.

As il is but little more than a month until
The anniyersaryos our National Independence,
is it not time that some movement should be
pot on foot preparatory to its proper celebra-
ton :
Shsii we not haves more glorious celebration
tins season Than ususi. from the fact that
while the nations of the old world ATE in
state Of war and confusion, We are at peace
with all mankind : when shall we have
preliminary mectingf
Wabash express., 1859-05-25

II The change Of time on the T. n. a r.
road ensties as 10 give our readers the i'm
poriani items Of news from every qasrtsr. in
our mornings issue. We have an arrange.
mem made by which We will get the European
news by Telegraph. and in few days eur de
spsiehes viii be regular aud eertss-. Then.
ne riH have 1t. that the Erpress shall be sec
ond 20 no daily in the state, f,r interest and
general news
Wabash express., 1859-05-25

Wars n We have received a lett from
the Pc.i Master a, Prairie Greek. complaining
ths, The Express fails 10 reach that Office, fre
qsenhy--ei late.
We mail the papers for that Office r,x,isrI,
ever Wednesday evening" sod therefor, The
fAalt lies 40, with us. We hope our Pes,
Master and others through whose oflices the
papers pass ~sli zee TO IL that they reach their
destination IA due lime. There should bs No
delsasueoey in shis respect
Wabash express., 1859-05-25

IL The Sabbath School Of the Asbury
Chapel. give Strawberry Festival a. the Ma.
tionsl Hall this evening Tickets only -
cents. can be had at Bars Drug store, and
Gus Arrold's a, the Post Office
This is the first Festival OF the season and
nc hope our citizens will patronire il liberal
ly. A mutual patronage on those occasions.
by the members OF The different churches il
both r'gh, and proper. and we hope to see
ibersl disposition manifested on this occa
sian
Wabash express., 1859-05-25
Police Items.

John. Henry aud Samuel Norton. arrested
on Saturday night for an assault and battery
committed on the person of James Hutchison
were tEken yesterday before Justice Sayre.--
john ~as acquitted. for want of proof against
him. The other two were found guilty aud
fined ,-Henry $3.50 and Samuel sl4. so in
eluding costs. and for failure to respond with
the needful they were sent down to sojourn,
" ith our smiable Sheriff, W Ii. Stewart.
Wabash express., 1859-05-25

Several editors are di-putinr sat wes,
about the comparative length Of tse ears OF
thing better 10 boast q than ne length Of
their esrsf Yes. they are unanimous IN their
opinion resPeettng the legsliiy snd respenss
bdiiy cf Wood, Eddy Cos Lottery. They
note The fact that the respec,abiliiy ofihis old
estselished hfm would scorn 20 forfeit their
well esraet reputation by hesitsting % fsiliag
TO pay The prizes drawn against them They
also unite IN ssying that By sending sie. e.
Or s2l. 10 Weed. Eddy. and Co. wilminetea.
Del OF Augusta. os. you viii stand chance
of receiving IN sessrn the vhele. half or qu<r.
Ter Of then msgnikeeni prime Of ss0 600.
Wabash express., 1859-05-25
Cincinnan- Market.

ciSrSNArI. Tuesday. May %.
Flour advanced o5c. after the news from New
York. closing a, s. IS for superfnc.
Wheat firm bat unchanged
Whisky dull. leo brls. soil at o6Ia97c
chiefly at the latter rate.
Provisions unchanged.
Mess rork sold at sl7 aud scarce.
Balk sides sold at SIC. averaging 55s3J los
Lard may be quoted at Halle.
Wabash express., 1859-05-25
Giddingsism in the South

Al the vicksbars Slave Trade Convention
several delegates urged TIA, all Federal Off.
GERS who undertook TO inforce the laws
sgaios' the importation of slaves should be
murdered. This fact will doas companion
Ter G'boEses' advice % the Clevelanders. He
wanted The Fcierd oaeers murdered Tor an.
desak'ns 70 infosse t;ss Fugsl4se Slave Law.
Wabash express., 1859-05-25

The Democratic meeting At cahsba, Ala
on The iesh insi. passed the followiax REQ.
luton. introduced BY cdS. " X. DAw
soxt
Rsssfr>d. Thsf uodrr - cireurnst.ne.s viii
we support Stsphsu A. Dssglss Zoe ne Pr-.i
dsoey. Il nominated BY The Charleston Con.
ssnuon
Pitch inso the Alabama Democracy Graf
ton.