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H&EL 'H&- - 'nSSMN&&AWNNSH
J RnEERlss EI MARcnANDlsIs DIyERsEs.
VI Epiciers on general et mareliands d Wins, II
nneilrs Cigaies 81 Tahac, Washington, La. .af
Ohrent 4 venafc a des prix mpdeies les articles
TAHAC-so caisses, do tonte quaiite, par liv,
Nv, iia, los Twist.
Pocket Lamp etc. dc. qualities lcs plus ordi.
naircs ~juBqu'anx m~eillcufes ct dos prix les l8us
claAREs-des meilIearea marques de Ia Havaus
Cuba G's, ETC. etc.
..ripe Heal#si do loita qlualite, yellow Baik'' et
talae d innicr do Goodwin.
MtLASSE Ell sugnE-'.G ilished' on pondre ct
FiRfiTs-RaisIus secs, MR. ct Layers en- Ct
Dc boiica,
Prunea.x. Gitron. etc,
Noix, Pacancs dt Texas.
Amandea, Aois dn Bfcht. et6s
JAMBoN-''sugar Cured me~illeufes marquee
et oriiAaires.
Btfltl' Mess ct prime e., bayils ct demi barila,
Viatldt lie Fdnf b%oaeanii6. ct sSngar cnfed."
RiiAtASFs@cH 6afils Ct harillets,
FAMINE ET Sill
rornicions, Conitures, Ketchnfis, etc.
EIfIGt.S -Poiyfe, tSlouA De tiifoile,
''Allspiee,'i Case, Mnscade. Macis.
CARRIES A JouER-De tonte unalit5.
HulL.Es-I iuile de Rraisses
Dc Speflpe, de ~Itilnine,
de CRANES de cotton ct
hpile d,olive, quarts ct rints.'
sAvoN- Colgate, Winchester,
MARCHANDIsEs nI~yEtsES-ceriscs d fEad.
de-sie, ~bouehoiis dc gefre ct dc liege, iluita a fean'
Il e.yie, ~lss0ftiB, a
ABsYNrls-M Marques %diyerses.
Atisettc, de tonte qaaiitd,
Brandy Dc Cerises ct "Clerry Bounce,
LlQuEURs dc totte qualita,
CURACAO. Marasehia0, PEPPERMINT,
Wolfe b sehalain Sehnapps arolnatiquei
Brandy de lntpiei
Champagne Cidre' Scotch
u India Ale en- houteiiles ct ,lemi b~bnteiiies, London
Porter, en- b~nuteiles ct demi h~outeilies, Porter Ct
| Ale on ~hn8teiiles ct deHi hepteillea, American.
| THE@~Iinpesial en- dainl taisses de tortte glaIite
en- c~anisteres dune ct de let2 liyre8,
P0UUiiE h flBil eli .leHi raises de tonte qualite
Young Hysprl, en- ,ielni eaistes, qualities ~assofties.
EAlX DkrpfElQnaIitfs diseis.s,
AMERES-Hostettcr amifes stoinaehiluea ceib-
bres, Royal Winsor quarts ct pints, i.eidar,l9 morn
Ing call litters,
Mt1lSKY--yieux Bourin,,, Monongahels, Rectl-
He, gcpx Rum de Ia Jama3dne, Genjeyre diHollan-
de ct American.
WINS I'm B0UTEILfES,
Yin rouge 1t blanc,
santetre, f'arsac, Champagne en- paniers aasarti,
CHANDELIERS Star, Adamantine, blatc do BIZ
leiae, blanc de lnslcine c~hi,nique.
EUitaE-Gosfieu frais, nous en- reeesUns cons
tamibeht par les bateanS.
FR0MAGE dc l0aest, notis en- reeeyons ~constani-
ineit par les hateaax.
s~UGRE-sacre fafn6 de ~Icgrins, crushed, en-
poa.iFe, pulYetisA grag ct en- paius.
POISSON Maglerapx Nossl Ct 5 en- barils, denni
i,afils, qaatt DC blfiis et "a ''kits''; Roe tIlfeugs en-
aeni 81 quart dc bariiss oprue ct harenss bogcants
en- eaiaAe4.
m2 gIais de Ia Caroline.
sUCRE cANDi-snefe eandi assorti en caisses
le 81 Il 50 iivfes.
noMAKp Fl sAuMoN frais en- bottles a'ano ct
y Tb0us dc Bosto, dc ts0te ~longaenr.
sAttDlNES LtIIUILE en- ! ct de bottles.
P0uDRE FL PLoAb.
y Ayee an assortment tDIIplet dc tmites esphces do
F, 7 fsfUrFfIeE n vTuflFH mar II. {IFRTIS 4 en-
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ErEcrIos.-A l'election qui a en- lien Ell
cetie vile, landi dernier, pour membre de Con
sell de vile ct M Constable, les personnes don't
les IONS suivcDi ont etc clues.
Wembres du ConSeil.-.R. II. LittelI, T. A.
King, Z. L. Hebrard, A. j. Thompson, w
Meginley, NJ. P%erranlt, Joel II. Sandoz.
Constdbe.-M. Mussand.
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Acknowledgements, 2 Avril 1859.

Nous, les sousSignes, passengers du steamer
Bayou Belle, adressons respectueusement nos
remerciemens tres s%inceres an capi,aine Ney
ct a tons SEES officers en- general, pour ~l'energie
qu,ils ont deployee Il SAWYER lie Rayou Belle,
de la NouvelIe-O Orleans Il Washington. ct espe
roDs par lie present. les recommander an pnblc
en- general, CONNIE de pradents ct energique>
naSigateurs ct CONNIE meritani la contance Ell
encouragement de la communaute.
L. IhIbodeau, Norbert Rodrigue,
j. I. Orlego, Theodnle Guidry,
q. Cahanin, Jean Durand,
Cyprlen Delafosse, Ernest Gailanin.
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LoTTERIE DE La HAvAHE.-Les numeros
s%nivants ont gagne les p~riucipaux lots de la
lotterie tree lie "A de mars. No. 1894 100000
l2.s03 s50,000-8923 Sl0,0OO-2454-974O
ii 964-l0,377-26,2l1 ct 26,777 chacun
$4,000; 561-990T-l3,7 92--l3,s64-l4.0Gl
IA, Poet 2o,293
ehacun $1,000.
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FAUX Bullets nE BAsQuE.-Nous deyons
prevenir lie public dit ltAbeille de la Nouvelle-
Orleans, quill circnle en- ce moment de faux
b'lleis de $40 de Ia Bamuue des Citoyens,
Nous en- avons WI her deux que ladite banque
a refuse de r~ecevoir apres I'm exanien atten-
tit. Ces billets sont, d'ailleurs, parfaitemcni
executes, ct peuvent tromper facilement DIES
yeux pen exerces. Apres un examen mimi!
,eux on remarqne dependant, que %linitiale j.
du nom dn president est beaucoup plus Tongue
que les billets vrnisi que lie sexagone dams lie
quei Sc trouve lie mot DIX est plus petit, ct que
10 papier est plus !eger. Quand nous auron:
acute one les denx biIlels faux que nous ayons
eu entire les mains ont etc acceptes sans defian'
&c par I'm des meiileurs JUICES en- matiere de
banknotes, lie lectcur Sc rendra compile de Ia
perfection asec laqnel!c lis sont ccntrefaits.
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Nous sommes ~autorise a announcer NJ. v.
JOUBERT lie t~itulaire a%ctuel, est candidat
pour 10 place d'Assesseur. Election en- novem-
bre proclaim 1859.
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RgsALBERT DEJEAN est cand;dat IN
dependant ponr ID place de Grefier de la Cour
de District de la Paroisse st. Landry. Lee
lection aura lien Ell noyembre proclaim.
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Nous sommes ~autorise a annoncer que NJ.
L.v. CHACHERE lie ~titulaire actuel est can
didat ponr ID place de sheriff. Election en- no
rembre proclaim 1859.
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4 VISTA soeitte qui exIatait eiIleyant entire
n Carroll & Keongh a &c jonr et6 dissnute dun
accord mntuel, ct toutcs les persnnncs gul ont aes
r6clamations contre l'anGionne maison, yondr0nt
bien los prosecutor n l'un on laltre pour en- atft
payces. Geux qui nous doiveut, ~voldrent anssi
yenir payer a l'pn on l'autre dcs soussignes.
NJ, Keongh continuera lesafiires pour a1f propro
compile. CARROLL X
81 Landry, 0 apflls5a.
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Jury q.
Landry,

LUNpI, II Janri
lie Jury Sc reunit commencement
nement;
Presents: Ebert Can't, 3me ward
James NJ. Thompson, Ter ward.
FRANCOIS 9. DeyiIliers, 2me war
Joseph q. Fontenot, 4me ward.
William Elkins, 5me ward;
John II. IIuffpower, CINE ward.
Cne ordonnance irrelevant uns
Paroisse st Landry, pour ~l'annee
lue.
Sur motion de NJ Thompson,
Resolu,. Que lie blanc dams !
di'e ordinance soft rempli pr
mile piastres.
Que lie blanc dams l'artic
onze mile six cents plastic
dams Ia Ode clause du 3r
par douze mile quatre cei
Sur motion de NJ Thorn
Resoin, Que laditc orde
soft ct est unaniment adop
LIE Jury proceda alors
commission qui devra
tenr de Paroisse pour
de 1858.
Sur motion de NJ RI
Resola, Que dix
collector de la tax
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NvEGRE MARION EN- pRIsON.--Un nhgre
In nomme PINK, age d'enyiron ~ ana, M.
noir ct fnet, S pieds s poncos de taille &c ~
parlnnt que langNis, ct p%ortant moustaGi 4. ~.
Il await sur lui, ~lorslu'il tnt atret6 us palre de
paitalnits de casimir girls, ct dItappar' An &C.
neral Moray detnentant n I'M mile et de Cei,
%terville, Paroisse Ste. Marie.
,Ge Hagre il cite arreld an commencement IN Gettt
sesmaine, ct a ote ~inGarrCra dams Ia gcole DO taarois.
sc de 81, Landry, aux opelonsas.
Le proprittaire est prit de senir raclanier edit
pagrc, ct dc licinmenersd 'aprhs les cxigences ts In
loi. CHS. THOMPSON, 6eolicr.
Opeiousas, . avril 1859.
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LC... Humble Maatmiere, No 10,
TINE tenue regulitre lie cette r.. IL. aura
" lieu lie MER1REpI Is avril %courant. "A
Il 4 heures Z. NJ. NY
Les FF... en- voyage sont invites. "N
Par ordrc du yen:.
IL. PLATE, secfttaige.
0pelousas, . aytii 1859.
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DAoUEBoT REGuLlER ENTIRE In

DAQUEBOT REGULIER ENTIRE LES
A. OPElOUSAS III Ia MOI
Ntfi.E9RLBAA,.- &c INN ct sfr
batean a vapeur Bayou Belle, Ca ", &
pitainc BgsoIT My, continueta ses a%ss@Iaaas1s1sa
voyages regulicfs entire Washington ct Ia Nouycle.
Orleans. 4~uittatt Washington teus les IHndis. IL
10 heuros dp matiu let la SouveiiesOlltaHs tous leg
vendreiis 4 , hcarex dc l'aprtssnidi.
lie Bason Belle Giant dun fable tlraht d'eaiii
ct tries tlr9prc Il notre navigation, les p~lanteurs pfn.
vent compiler sur In r6galasit6ide Yea voyages.
Le s~oassign6 stisit cette OCCASION pour cHiir ssa
sincatcs remerGiemcGta a seq ataia ct lie public ell
general. pour Ia part libfralc dn patronage gni u
6t6 accord6 an lttyou Belle.
0pcIoasas, 9 nviil 1853.
HENDI NEY prnnrintaire.
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l0uTEAUXi G0uTEAUx!t-un fspnyel as,
" sortiment de yrai4 eoitelaS dc Rogers, ct
caails Of culteaux dc noehe de Westeuilolni, i
yeaars par r. LE0NfE REBiiARD.
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utassE5 COR miaIade4. liyilrnrli4es, pots plats
Ell IN grt I'd assortment Particles DE- &c zenrE
a vendre bar r. l.. HEflnafsp.
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A VS.. as persopnes qai daiyent a 81. Latte
"A Dp@M, sout prices dcgetir figler aeeG ie song.
5ignt 1fson bHFeau aux 9pgloasas, n non. eles 80
rolt iar.His. -. II. MOUr0S, Ayocet.
Opslousas lsj2 mara 1859.
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CoUR sPEciALE DE Ia GoUR DE DIS.
\ tIict dams ct pour la I,ar1isse 81. Landry.
lie pablic est par ie present uotiii qtmie Conf
Spectacle lie IL G0iir de District dans ct pour Ia pa
roissc ST, Landry, sera tenue Ell Ia Siai@,n de CoDr
On Ia vile des Dpeloosis par fiior. Il. a. Martei5
huge du lime District Judiciaire, IL Marlt 3me jour
dc Mai 1850. IL LASFRAPFs,
opelousis. 2 ayril 1859 Gretief.
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NJ ANAJU t&GngueBt pour les coapnrss u pre-
r. l.. HEBRARp.
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. additionnclle de sol
DIT ct est par lie present
. de faire construire lie pont
entire lihabitation de Yalmont
lie de Francois Sicily.
.otion de NJ Thompson,
OH, Que la " me de deux cents pias-
suit CT est par lie present appropriate atm
air nm ferry lihre a lembnuchure du Ba-
- sur IAN ,afalaya pour une aimee,
y Hawthorn, Walthal Burton ct
lie. soielt NOMINEES commissaires
lire an rnhais lie contrat pour
y ct de (aire leur rapport au Jury
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A WIS AUX DAMEsit--Noa4 veuoas de ~reeeYpiF
"A IN n0ayel assortment de- Parfainerie Fam
Gaise, Anglaise 81 Ameficaine.
p. LEoNCE TfEBnARP co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hardware.
SrS1 R STRRER a. -S0.N. Me-

y
- MAIN STREET We are ,.oW opening
large and well selected stock of German, English,
and American HARDWARE, which we offer al very
low prices TO Cash and prompt time buyers. Now on
hand and arriving " and Spades,
Ames', Rowlands's, and other brands shoyels
Biood's Cast Steel Grain and Grass Scythes.
De-, Hay Knives and Brisr 40, .
Garden Kakes and Hoes.
Mill Saws Rowland's and other brands,
Cross-Cut Saws, do German and q. Steel,
Do do, Tuttle's Patent,
Booth Co. IS Table Cutlery,
Hargreaye's Pocket do,
Butcher and other brands of Files Edge Tools
Traos, Log. Halter aud Pump Chsins, ass. q.
Hames,
Axes--Blood's, Lippincotts, and Others,
Pump Tubing and Fixtures.
Ohio Tool Co. Planes and Truss Hoops,
Spear & Jackson's saws, ..... .
Brass and Enameled Kettles,
Hay and Manure Forks,
Sneaths and Cradles,
Pruning Knives, Shears and Saws
r FURNITURE HARDWARE.
Mahogany and Walnut Knobs,
Cupboard, Chest and Drawer Locks,
Wrought Table, aud Brass Hinge,
Bed Scfexg-fat and square heads,
Cofhn Scraws and Trimmings, r..# e'-- ~
Sand Paper, Eo. j,
Castors, &c, sc. trs .s .l'
Our stock Of English Goods, ACatlery, Files, 6c.,)
being purchased preyious TO the late advance, ena-
bles us TO offer inducements 20 Cash buyers.
marls s. .-rrJACOB STRAlDB q SON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-02

Here the average is but little over six TO IA
county, aud these nine will not be a very
unfair sample OF the State generally. AL
lowing the average TO reach eight, outside
of the counties containing large towns, and
we shall have about 700 for those, with 300
for the large ones, OF 1000 in all, which we
suspect will vary but little from the actual
result This will yield $50, 900 to the School
Fund and save one hundred times that to
the State in the waste and exhaustion OF
drunkenness.
The Charlottesville Journal says that
but one application will be made to the
Board of Commissioners of that county, for
license to retail liquors in that town. The
feeling there against the traffic is very
strong and "A tremendous remonstrance is
preparing against the granting of any Ii
cense. In case il fails the Journal intimates
that force will be resorted to, and that
Judge Lynch will be invoked 10 interfere in
the matter.
In Boone and Putnam counties the peo-
pie are arraying themselves ea masse against
the granting of license, and such is the
strength and unanimity OF public sentiment
that il is believed that the traffic will be en-
tirely stopped in these counties.
The Lafayette Journal says; "In this
city some fifty or sixty applications for Ii
cense will be made-a large deduction from
the number at present engaged in the bust
ness. The Commissioner will require a
rigid adherence to the law, and will accept
none but the most undoubtrd testimonials
as to the personal character of the applicant,
as well as the responsibility of the sureties. y
In Terre Haute there are now some forty
five applications-how many more there
will be, remains to be seen.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-02

A GIRL OVER THIS FALLs.-The Auburn,
N. T., papers relates the following most ex-
citing scene, which occurred in that place,
on Sunday, the 22d ult:
A young lady, by the name of Wealthy
Paul, attempted to cross over the outlet, just
above the Hackney Falls" When mid
way OF the temporary narrow structure,
thrown across the stream few rods above
the falls to aid in constructing a substantial
bridge, she became dizzy, and with scream
fell into the rapid water, which bore her on,
with the speed OF IA race horse, over the falls
in the foaming, boiling whirlpool at their
base. Her sister, who happened to be pres
ent, immediately gave the alarm.
Among those who congregated at the spot
was Il young man by the name of VIM.
Marks, a resident of Clsrksville. The girl
was still whirling in the water al the foot of
the falls, and the excitement had become
intense. Young Marks remarked, "Wait,
she will soon come out of that He imme-
diately prepared himself to leap in after her.
Waiting till she was elected from the whirl-
pool, by the force of the water, he jumped
in-with one arm he grasped her and raised
her head above the water, while with the
other he managed TO swim to the shore,
where, by the help of another person, she
was got up the steep bank, and conveyed to
house in the neighborhood, when prompt
and vigorous aid restored her TO conscious
ness.
Ii was noticed that while she was in the
water she did not entirely sink-her head
and feet being under water, while the rest
of her body hoated on the surface. This
was owing TO her hoops, which not only
kept her from sinking, but rendered valua.
ble assistance to her rescuer, by buoying hel
up, while he was conducting her to the
shore.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-02

THE LIQUOR LicENsEs.-The State Jour
nal is endeavoring to learn the number OF
licenses for the sale OF liquor applied for in
each county in the State. IL says:
In Tippecanoe county about fifty licenses
have been applied for; in New Albany,
Floyd county, about the same; in Madison,
jefferson county, about the same; in Ma
rion county over seventy; Evansville, Van
derhurgh county, will not I've far behind
Madison; aud Fort Wayne, Allen county,
shows about thirty applications. Here will
be about 800 licenses In six counties. Out
side Of the large towns, the applications
generally fall below the average of ten to
county. The following table will show
them
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-02

RN The citizens of Wilmington, Del,
were amused on Tuesday, by young man
leaping from the top of certain shear poles
erected on Pusey & Jones wharf, a distance
of 20 feet, into the water bra
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-02

ga" A Baltimore commercial house has
just received Sl00 from some conscience
stricken unknown, who declares that he
came dishonesty by it years ago, and feels
better by reforming
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-02

RaS~ a cotemporary affirms that a young
New Yorker recently presented Piccolomini
with handsome carriage, pair of bays, and
the use Of driver and footman. #..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-02

sT From aprivate letter dated San An
tonic, Texas, we learn that Gen. Twiggs is
lying dangerously i'll at that place, and that
fears are entertained as to his 6nsl recnv-
cry
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-02

Dssr The Chicago Presbyterians are now
pretty certain that the General Assembly of
the Presbyterian Church will locate the
new Theological Seminary at CHICAGO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-02

nen. The San Francisco PieaynHe says
that the churches there are determined 10
sing no more long metre tunes, they being
two slow for the country and people.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-02

DB-John Appleton, it is said, can have
the appointment as Charge d Affairs to Tu
rim, from which Mr. Daniels hss asked his
recall
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-02

u.s. The Havana papers report that two
cargoes OF Africans were lauded recently on
the eastern side Of the island
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-02
Telegraph News from Cape Race.

Cape Race, by sea, is between ten and
eleven hundred miles distant from New
York, one-third OF the voyage across the At
lantc. Mr.. Farrell, of New York, boat
man of great experience, formerly employed
in the same business as now, in connection
with the Sandy Hook Telegraph, has taken
charge OF the newS-yacht at Cape Race. He
succeeded last week in obtaining the news
from four steamers viz: the Arago, the Vi
go the Canada and the City of Baltimore.
The plan of operation is briefly as follows !:
The European steamer runs from England
or Ireland across the Atlantic, to within
mile or two of Cape Race Light, generally
making the trip in seven or eight days
The newsnen are on the alert, cruising
near the spot, aud the steamer usually throws
up signal or fires gun, to attract atten-
ton. The news dispatch is prepared by AN
agent in England, and placed in a buoyant
tin case, on which is affixed flag. SO that
il can he seen for some distance IN the wa
ter The bCatmen hasten to the spot, OBJ
tain the news and start for St. JohEs, New
foundland, the nearest telegraph station,
from whence it is Immediately transmitted
To all paris of the United States and Canada.
The news, before reaching Boston, travels
a distance OF over thousand miles. FirS
over the Newfoundland line, which is con-
structed across country that may be truly
called savage wilderness, with hills of
granite, deep swamps, and almost impene
trable woods. Crossing by submarine tele-
graph from Newfoundland to the American
continent, the dispatch passes over portion
OF the Nova Scotia line, then over the New
Brunswick line TO the borders of Maine at
Calais, when the American line commences,
by which il is transmitted TO its destination
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Dsls~ Hope is good breakfast but rather
a poor supper. s.
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EVANSVILLE. TND THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE. 9, 1859.

B1~ The population of New York city IS
astimated at about 900, 900. 90
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EVANSVILLE, IND.
HWE PROPRIETORS OF THE CITY FOUN-
IL dry beg leave 10 inform their friends and the
pnD,le In general that they ars prepared 60 do ali
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK.
and everything appertsining TO the Foundry bust
nsss. They are manufacturing STEAM RSoISIs AND
BOILERS OF any size and power required. Saw M!
Machinery and Min Gearing Of any size; Distil.
ming Machines, Thrashing Machines, Malt Mills,
Horsepowersi Corn shellers Machinery Of all kinds
made and repaired. Iron and Brass Castings of
every description, Iron Housefronts Cellar Grates
dc. Cooking and Heating Stoves OF the latest i'm.
proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons &C
BREWERS, DIsTILLEks, REcTIfIERs, &C. Z.
supplied With every description OF Copper and
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, RefTfaerator-
Attemporators, Sparges, stillheads and Worms on
an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills
Yeast Jugs, Cans, syphons, &c; Copper, Lead and
Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps OF ever,
variety for beer, spirits, off, &c Brass Cocks sni
Valves, Steam Whistles, dc. re--.r---r r.-r f-H
Workmen sent 10 all parts 10 At UP work aud d.
repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper aud Sheet Iron
Work, &c.
io se- OLD METALS BOUGHT.
1hey are dealing IN and ceiling Aliens Improved
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pines ana Tn
bing, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machine
stephen Hughes Flour Separators, German Bolt-
ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Betting. Packing Hose, de-
o. the best KIND, iinplate, Sheet Iron, Block Tin
fls Iron, Babit Metal, spelter, Fire Brick
Tisy have every facility Of the best Machinery
and oriNllen, and will give all work entrusted 10
them, their individual attention, filling ofdeIs
proiaptly ~arraltine therwoFlz and are satisfied
with reasonable prices.
bss Office and Sale Rooms, No co Main street.
Foundry, Boiler Yard and Machine Shop on Pioe
street, between First ana Second streets Evans
narT
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