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

RA- Among the new things brought to
light in London is 4. School of Cookery. Ii
is under the distinguished patronage of a
Countess, several ladies, the wife of the bishop
the wives ofthe, commoners known To fame,
and others who, no doubt, make mp in ener-
py what the want in distraction. Its object
is to teach cookery and household economy
generally, and cookery for the sick as speci-
atty. AT the school are, received boarders
ss well as day pupils, and ladies who become
subscribers, may send their cooks for lessons
Perhaps, also, the mistresses themselves may
60 for instruction il they stand in need OF it,
possibly they may. .........
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-21

I'll.
DThe Methodist portion OF the Chris
tians Of this city have bren ehcitrG during
the last two weeks over a charge Of sednC-
tiOn made by Eliza Allen, IA member OF the
church, residing at Fairmonit, against W.
II. Sheets, au unmarried man, and pastor OF
Roberts Chapel in this city There are, 50
usual, a number of rumors afioat the truth
or falsehood Of which il Is not oar province
to sift. Mr.. Sheets has been tried by an &c
clesiastcal court Of his church-Rev. T. IT..
Lynch presiding. assisted by Revs John
Miller, James b. Lathrop, s. b. Chamber
lain, $. Tincher, and Charles Tinsley; Rev.
w w. Snyder counsel for prosecution, and
Rev. l. Forbes counsel for the defense. The
sessions Of the court were held with closed
doors, and we know only that Mr. Sheets
has been acquitted.
Mr.. Sheets was afterwards arrested and
taken before Esquire Coffin; lie gave $500
bail for his appearance at nine o'clock to-
morrow morning. to which time the case
was Postpoued.--Had. Courier, 10Th inst.
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IMPEoyEAESTs.-The new building which
is in course of erection by Judge Foster, on
First street, is progressing to completion,
and, when finished, will be one OF tn" finest
houses for business purposes in the city
The number of new buildings, designed
for store-houses. dwellings, &c, going up
throughout town the present season, is quite
large, and affords good indication OF the
genuine advancement which Evansville is
making in the march of improvement
Notwithstanding the many new buildings
which have been erected within the past
two years, and are constantly being erected,
il is extremely difficult for persons to find
houses To rent. In iact, the supply falls far
short of the demand, aud We hope that our
property holders will keep on putting up
houses
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pA- The Columbus (Gaal Enquire says
some ten or twelve years ago, man came
to that place, married, ainassed a consider
able fortune, and exercised the rights OF +
citizen of the State and county for. mum
Der Of years. He finally left suddenly fol
New Orleans, and from there he. went Il
Western Texas. in order to avoid meeting q
former friend, who he had intimated, wished
to see him. Fate, however. after time
brought the two together, when the friend
claimed the Columbus man as his runaway
slave, and now holds him as his property.
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a CARD.
all AN.ALLNs A. HElLLls MEG 10

~ announce the completion of the extensive i'm
pIoVeIns nts to their concern, which have heen ia
progress tee some tHe past, to afford the utih',.t
iscily iOr carrying On extensive trade, ny sell
~" give universal Satisfaction. Having this ohJrcf
IN view, every consideration thai -fTa ghtiIrward
dealing. founded gu h~n'r and il-raliy, give.
will he trsorted to- aud thus establish mntn ,Oa-
hdeDCe between buyer aud seller, The stock -
unusually large, every department repl-e, aud pur
chasers may rely upon meeting with an extensive
assortment on reasonable terms They woul- d-
ret particular attention TO Il cir late imperial
OF Irish Linen Gosds, viz - and A. Irish Linens.
| l2-4 Linen Sh-etings, Pillow Case LiBsns, Hand
kerchiefs, Towels, Napkins, Bieachsd and brow n
First streets. my3
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Last Nights Dispatches.
WASHINGTON. June %

w ASHINGION, ufIc -U-P NJ
The collector of Baltimore has applied 10
the Secretary of State for information as to
the nature and extent of the protection
which may be extended to foreign built
vassel purchased by an American citizen.
1t is understood that our Government en-
tertains views held by the last Administra-
ton, viz: that if an American citizen brings
in good faith a vessel from a belligerent or
neutral, or in peace, it becomes American
proper and IS entitled to protection like any
other American property. The vessel, how
ever, cannot get register unless by action of
Congress.
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80, a., MrreLa..i.. & Ma.gI,ei.rsr.' Ja.saaI

IF.oa, The M,rcGonf. 4 MaasJacfsssrs' Jo~s""i
To those of our readers who are subject
To Fever and Ague, Intermittent and Re
mittent Feyers, or other Bilious and Nerv-
Gus attacks. we honestly recommend Iced
Substitute for Quinine, for so many cures
by its use have come under our own obser-
walton, that we know how excellent IL is.
This substitute does not contain Quinine,
Opium, Morphine, or Arsenic, while il pos
sesses all the advantages Of these medicines
with none Of their Injurious effects. In a
pamphlet before US, we find certificates from
all classes-the Sailor, Merchant, ard Inva-
lid. which all bear testimony TO its excel
lence. Let our readers send for CIRCULAR,
OF, better, for half dozen bottles, 10
LEIGH l. CARLsrEDr, Evansville, Ind. dSw6m
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ST.. LOUIS, June 2O-M

81 btbi1i ""hS ~
Tie overland mail, with dates to the 9th
ul'., arrived last night. .A-'
The news is unimportant.
The previous reports OF Tie attack on
Beale's partv1by the Mohave Indians are in
correct The Indians are reported TO he
peaceable. 81 1.f.E- IA .t-fs. a -tH
Portions af Salt Lake Valley are innnda-
ted. in consequence of swollen streams. The
northern part Of Salt Lake City il also in
danger of being flooded. Ogden city is also
in danger of being swept away by the fiood
in Ogden river
The officers of the steamer Sky Lark re-
port the reception at LeaveHworth, on the
10th, Of 81 900 i'm Pike 3 Peak gold.
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PREsBYTEaiAN ASSEMBLIES. The highest
ecclesiastical ju6icstories of mine sorts of
Presbyterians, viz: Six in the United
States, one in Canada, and two in Scotland,
have been holding their sessions. May Goth,
the Old School body met at indianapolis,
with over 300 members, and the New
School at Wilmington, Del, with 200. The
United Synod met at Lynchburg, Va, with
s. members the Cumberland Presbyteraas
at Evansville, Indiana, with about $50
and the United Presbyterians at Xenia.-
Ohio. May ed the Reformed Presby terians
embracing about so, met ar Philadelphia,
and received overtures for UNION from the
United PTesbyteriahs, which met serious
opposition. These bodies are all Calvinistic
but refuse, sorne OF them, to commune with
each other at the Lords table. The Cana
dian Synod met al Ottawa City.
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SUPERIOR WHEAT.-We were shown yes
terday by Mr.Keen. specimens of wheat from
the farm Of Robert Smith, near town. Ii
surpasses anything we have seen in several
years The grain is large and full, and viii
weigh, We should think, IS pounds to the
bushel Mr. Smith has three varieties the
bearded Mediterranean. the beariiess
white wheat-wbieh will yield IS bushels to
the acre--and the Noah wheat, new vsri-
ETY., which will GO, it is thought, 40 bushels
TO the acre. Ii is now falling under the
sycle
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IaAE or IaEUsnLg prop

I .ill soil the storc aud Lot ifOw oCeul,led ny
Messrs. Keller & White, on Main street, Lots on
the corner Of Pine and and Centre streets. The six
lots form area LOO feet by l1-an admirable To-
cation for "a manufacturing establishment. There
~ a two-stury frame hOus- un TIA. premises. Tie
property isAs nearly opposite Kraft n LEHMAN :
foandTy. will alec soil part ui Lot Ne. ~, III
the Upper Enlargement fronting - feet "n Burst
street, and excluding li0 feet back 60 the alloy,
with good twO--tOTy brick house covering the
whole front 80 feet, with stable, wood she'd AID
corn crib on the alley. fcr particulars inquire ct
the subscriber.
my2S-iwd NATHAN ROW LEY.
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pAY TiLL OcLocK MONDAY. rlH
POcahontas, Cincinnati 90 Memphis.
Hiekusan, Memphis TO Cincinnati.
John lsaalt, Nashville IN Louisville.
Bracelet, Louisville to Bowling Green.
John Raine, New Orleans to Louisville
Goajy Friends. So. Louis to Cincinnati.
Kate Sarchst. Evansville to Wabash
Caroline, do TO Cincinnati.
Adri'tio. 10 lisyille to New Orleans.
Dsftaler, fittsburg to do.
Chattanooga, Louisville 20 Cairo. ~.
Poland, 81. Louis 10 Cincinnati. rf.r
siIvef star Padncsh to Evans vile. SEES
* NJ Patton, Tenn. river to Louitville
Highhyer, 81. Louis 10 d.. -
Silver star, Evansville to Paducah. 81. f-'
Prairie Rose, incinbati 90 50. Louis
Charley Bowen, Cairo 20 Evansville.
INV. v. g lum, Evansville TO Bowling Green's
The river is rising at this point. Bush
ness along the wharf yesterday was quite
dali and freight scarce. Weather warm
and sultry. .-
The Trader is due from Pond River.
The Prairie Rose took considerable freight
yesterday for ~. Louis.
The Scioto will be down from Louisville
this evening After her trip to Henderson,
she will return TO Louisville, stopping AT all
way places.
The feet Charley Bowen, Capt. Dexter, is
the packet for Cairo and all intermediate
landings. Messrs. Dexter, jr, Num-, and
Wheeler are the clerks, and passengers will
find them attentive and accommodating
Remember the Bowen. t......
4 The Mcclellan is the regular packet for
Memphis to-day.
, The Maid OF the Mist will leave this
morning for Henderson.
The Gillian left for Rough creek last
evening, with small cargo.
The Caroline, which arrived here on Sat
urday from the Wabash with a full cargo of
wheat, left on Sunday for Cincinnati 10
The Hazel Dell has entered the Cincinnati
aud Nashville trade ms regular packet
The Memphis is To be torn to pieces, IA d
a splendid vessel similar 10 the Glendale to
DO built in her stead.
Workmeu are now at york on the sanken
steamer X. II. winslow, near the mouth of
Licking river, and will undoubtedly raise
her.
We copy the following from the ~.
Louis Repabiioan OF Saturday:
1.-The river here is falling. Daring the
"a hours ending at dusk last evening, it had
swelieci six inches, and was still rising. The
Upper Mississippi is falling at 3. Paalr
thence To Dubuque, and had commenced la
hing at Rock Island when the Northerner
7 passed down. 1t was still rising at heokuk
when the Warsaw left OF Thursday. H
1.-The Illinois and Missouri rivers are TAI
ling, and the Missouri is becoming quite
low; there is four and half feet water In
the channel of the Illinois from Lasaiie TO
the mouth,
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4 GREAT COUaTRY.--The Rev. Bierce, OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church South, gives
the following picture of the State of Texas !:
Texas is a curious country paradox
Everything is in the superlative, or CONTRA
dictory, or marvellous. Ii is the richest
and the poorest---has the best land and the
meanest water; is the hardest country to
live in, and has most TO live on; the days
are the hottest and the nights are the cool
est here are the most rivers aud the least
waters; the best roads, and the slowest
travel; the hnest building material, aud the
least use made Of it; there are more clouds
and less rain more plains and less timber;
more ropes TO tie horses, and vet more strsys
a poor country for farming, aud yet the
most productive, the least work, and the
largest yield; the horses are small and the
cattle big; the frogs have horns, and the
rabbits have ears likr mules, the people are
intelligent wi'!IJnt ern..i.:. education --iu-
ventiV~ t.i,h"u. b I., "a ! ,---refined with
out manGr,iSn. - iri, ~, hvur money -lIO =
pitabie ,ou l..,n-cs-bold, generous and
brave. "a iiHr, Ibeft IN empire "a G, =
tent and ,csUai &c hi; "A ie sIowt,G pis -
cess of evolution. sini Yet destined 20 pupu-
lati0n, wealth anI power Ihcn- l. much
to admire, but Elite to drp;1,e; many
things to cnchant. bat few 10 offend amt
for the peoph. aud their institutions there i
a splendid future.
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eay- Two large cases OF silks were re-
ceived by the State Department at WASH
ington, on Wednesday, as presents from the
Emperor OF Japan, accompanied by lettes
from the Emperor. The cases were sent To
the Patent office 4 suitable letter Of ac.
Acknowledgements will he sent 10 the Emperor,
and presented by Mr, Harris, our MinisteI
to that empire. The Japanese Commission.
ers are expected shortly to arrive. a'-
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Cineinnnii Market.

CINCINNATI, June 20--P
Market. for -four heavy and prices l DC
lower 6O@6 10 for super &c 7o@7 90
extra. Wheat is in moderate demand at
/ 35Gl as for prime red; i 30@l so for
whole range white. Corn steaiy at 509
IS. Provisions unchanged. Lard is wanted
at H.
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IS- We call attention TO The advertise
ment of Mr.. T.. G. Hager, Of TeTre Haute,
in to-iay's paper. Ii will be seen that
Mr.. H. keeps on hand. for sale, fine pure ice,
which he win ship to purchasers in this city
or elsewhere on reasonable terms
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NEW STEAMBOAT AGENcY.-We call at
tention to the card in this days paper of
\. b. Porter, an active and enterprising
young gentleman, who has opened a new
steamboat agency on water street.
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Exy-It is stated that's man named Clark /,
living at jamestown, KY, has had the by
drophobia for twelve years, and still lives.
He has spasm every day, which he re-
Ieves by dose of lobelia, and in that way
keeps himself along.
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DIED

RUNAwAYs.-The Louisville Courier says
"there is hardly day but runaway slaves
cross the Ohio here, 10 their ill-advised flight
for freedom"
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Auction and Commission.

III. ~ Wasisev a Ns,.o,,' ,''u 800 r.
iCommission business, both ut private sale aud AZ
auction, at the old stand, corner Main aud Third
streets. opposite the Washington n"tei whers
they will pay particular attention 20 the sale Of
everything entrusted 10 them; they viii attend 20
any auction sales anywhere In the city. i---. +
Particular attention given 20 the sale Of Lsnds
and Town Lots &C., sc. feblT-ly
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NEW YORK. June 2O-P AZ


Bank statement for the week ending on
Saturday shows a decrease ia loans OF ST.
10000, decrease in circulation $4,000,
increase in specie slo6, 900, increase in net
deposits SPA, 900. -. HOOD
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PirTsBURG, June 2O-P a.
River I feet inches by the metal mark
and falling. Weather clear and pleasant.
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I.,O .nERCM.s.N.rs, rM,YIt.s.,H,

u AND DKI NsGTNTS. = = = n -
We ace regularly receiving additions {" unr STEAK
of DHuu-, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINS, Gus.
NARSIsHgs, PERFUAERY, aud FASCS AgrCLLsN
which We are prepared to offer = the trade ON ~
good terms as IT, purchased in Cincinnati, Lou
isvilie, or st. Louis.
We have Ia store l. tons Of ENTEA PCgE WHITE
LEAD, in kegs 1T % Ne. - ib-, aud lU0 ihs, which
we are selling to the trade at manufacturers prre.
KELLER x WHITE.
n,y2I-dyufm No. % Main
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IAOCTOR 4. 4. TI.sHELL, <;IHsr
~ street, two doors sOuth - the sherwood
Hs.ITCHks .s.N'D ~ I.sLRI'

=" olTlAks IND ~ 8.ELRI'-
~ NEW STOCK AZ BIfTROLLF'S.
wewaiild respectfully inform the publlc that We
have Just received stock 81 told and Sill
VET Watches, ino Jrwelfy, SiiverWare, Clocks, Gold
pens Sc Including some very nhe Lava, Coral,
Mosaic, and cameo setts ySry rich and handsonis
stylrs II Gold Guard, Fob, and Vest ihain- Breast
Pins Bracelets, Ear Rings, Finger Rings. kc.-
We would eail particular attention 10 stock OF
Cold aud Silver Watches. which 1T superior
qualify In all respects. Also, good stock VI Ia
iie Tea Salt, aud Mustard spoons, Forks, ar.,
~ srTsnted pure Silver.
sil,er.platrd Mare, such IS Casters, Cske iiss
ket. Spoons dr., of rms hsST oTALItI, slwsyslub
hand.
We are selling at Eastern prices tr cash, and
warrant our gu.sls 10 be rePre5rnte'i. al. e, a, a
myis BIfTROLLH BRoS, As Maiu ~,
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Special Notices.

Xoiis~~s's Piiis, ~sd Otstmssf.--.No
medicine hest should be nnprOvdcsi VITA those
twni curativrs TlHy are more emnently adapted
A. the informal and external faings of the human
Organization thau any two lnedicinrs TIA, have yet
been discovered They both attack the seat Of dis
,asc, and not only temporarily remove, but pcrIna
nentiy eradicate. Sold at the niannf,ciory. NJ. 81
NIaii-n Lane, New York, AMI by all Druggists, at
= ... ,.;., aud 4 per IJx or rot - jeij
Health and Pare Hood arc Snsspsrs-
Ei.E--Rr,ollrci that all sickness arises irem im-
pnri,y OF the bhzll, and that iu,l>un's Mountain
Hsrt. Pills will surely md ont and cleanse these
in.,a,,ii, f.,u the system that disease cnnoteN-
~, ~ simple and innocent are The heels and
lIsnis that compose them, that il Is not necesalS
a. haze tl,am slIIaf coated in order that the stOmarh
car, t-.,r them. In most cases, Pills sugar coat
"a he ,a.e the materiaIs 30 nhck they are made
asc :. riting aud malignant. that otherwise deli
Az. .I6nrash een.d not tear them. n - -
The Pits deal win disease as u il, and will not
Gully cure vs. removing the cause. but will build M
ali re.,56e tLe broken constitution. There
many Who have 80 tFified with their constitutions
thar ,he, thinI neiicine cannot help them let
nm "a sn these despair increduiity aud soeprcism
j. oyerth,oNn by "a mass Of Testimony which il
iluy rie.srible. AT first the virtues ascriied to
these MGt-ssTAIN HERB PILLS were DEEMED
f4LolnE- The pHliic had been often deceived
thai As could not believe the simple truths adj
vshcet D.. their iiscoverer. Yet facts undeBidblr,
attested b of the highest character aud
respectabity, have proved, aud are proving each
,iay the virtues II this mighty healer" They
mark by their miraculous efficacy and power a
era In medicine.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers. iel-dSwlm
HosSsfsss's stSosaeh BSsSsrs ara aOsO
generally conceded 10 he Hnequalloi for their
prompt action Ia alternating aud curing all diseases
of the stomach. Their superior excellence and con-
sequsnt Teuown is readily accounted fOs, from ths
we'll known fact that rhey made under tie pr
sonai sape, vision uf tie Proprietor, ia strict ar
corianre with Iharn,aoeutic scieh.e. IL u-e l.
aiway- AItendcd with ;he MIST q, Refoia results
and ia ss,s- of Nervous pvbiiiS, Consumption,
FIaini,,e e.. AMI other Ike Ii,,as,s ta-el iS di--
ordered sIDHit,lh. it, CURATIVE POT,Is ate OF the
EIo.t speedy aud powerful character, AID eScssds
ANY oILer IrepaI .ion II ths sane claims Leinse
the PuLiir.
ia Fur sal. ~ pracgi.t- and dssler- genersiiy,
everywhere. jSlS q
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nA.At the new Tyne docks, in England,
a steamer was recently loaded with 400 tons
of coal aud trimmed for sea, in ffty-fve
minutes
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DReUL.sr n V.s.,.sr.YELE. PyD

- ucah, and Cairo Semi-weekly E.
Passenger Packet y. III. DONE, f-%dtzSvA.f~
Lewis Davis, Captain, W. l., List, es<Ekzz-s-
Clerk. leaves Evansville every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY, at 7. NJ. Leaves Cairo every
THURSDAY aud SUNDAY, att 4. VI.
The Done connects at Evansville with The J. & G.
H. r., and packets for Green river at Psdncah With
packets for Cumberland and Tennessee ri,err, and
at Cairo, with the i. G. II. r., and packets Cos
New Orleans and Memphis. ieli
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0v Prince Of the House 1T David Spufgecn's
Sermons nth edition; city Of the Great King; The
Ministry Of Lie; Life Of James Watt; The Jealous
Husband; Love me Iittle-Loye me Long High
Life ia New York, by Jonathan Slick; Romance
and its Hero Life Of Kit Carson. For sale by
JOHN HEALl,
m,ln LII Cnrnar First aud Mnin STREET
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DR. HAAS, having leased the rooms formerlyoc-
cuped by Dr. kivett, in DIR. Bray's building, oppo
site the Pest Office, would respectfully solicit the
citizens of Evansville and the surrounding towns
aud country, - visit his rooms and see the speci-
OPERATIONS performed and pleased with his work,
shall he attended TO with great pleasure. Ills
CONTINUOUS GUM ..t
works without - seam creyice. Nothing will be
more clean, or have greater strength. His Block
WORK has but two seams in full upper or lower
set. Persons can laugh as heartily they choose
without showing that their teeth are artificial and
cheeks that suBken can De- restored to nearly
their original contour. GID.
lie also makes the usual sty les of plain and sim
pie gum tooth work gold and silver piate-aBd
also the Cheoplastic work, which 10 much liked by
those who have used il. He has also two processes
ior extracting teeth without pain-no inhaIation--
no injurious effects arising from their usethe
delicate have them applied with perfect safety.
s6- Parents will consult the health and beauty of
their children by having the Dentist direct their
second dentition, thereby producing symmetry aud
health TO those Invaluable organs fif- - ~
Sc take pleasure in introducing DIR. Hass
Formerly OF Lafayette, Ind, my successor Ia the
old rooms in Brays building, hoping he will fnd
them both pleasant and profitable. From my in,
tercourse with the Doctor. am pleased TO find him
one OF the progressing; possessing taste aud high
professional ability and standing, Withths view, 4
can, with safety, recommend him to the communal,
as skiilfui and competent dentist. ..t,.s
apis 1850 J. KIyETT.- 7
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H ~ a. IN LOTEs-

iWaSrAuH Vile, Evansville and Henderson
- - Packet SCIoTO No. 2, BALLARD,
Master, leaves Evansville Eor Louisville aud all
termediate points, every "Wednesday al T.. NJ. and
every Saturday at IL A. NJ. dsc2
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Local and Miseellant Gus.

E1- Il sill lie srcn that our oil .n,i 3
teem>d citiL N, Daniel Chute, has passed
from amonS u. ~ tie ripe old age of three
score and ten, carrying with hinl .o the.
tomb the prints OF a life spout in the paths
OF integrity virtue, and religion
DIED:
On tho aNth inst, DANIEL sCHrrE, Esq, aged Z.
years AND 10 days. The funeral services will TAX
place at the Old rr.Si yterian Church (R-v. Sir.
AeCsTer's) thfs afternoon, st O'Clock. Friends
Of the family ar, Invited to attend.