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H.aIfh and Pure Hood ar. In..psra.

BLE.-Recolect that all sickness arises from i'm
purity of the blood, and that Judson's Mountain
Herb PilIs ~lsr - sssssl all sad elesnse these
impurities froar the system, sat disease cannOtex-
ist. 50 simple sind irrcccnt are the herbs aud
piants that eoInpos6 th6, that ii is not necessary
TO have them sugar coated in order that the stomach
besr them. >. In cases Pills sugar coat
ed because she materials of which tlisy ara made
gripping aud malignant, that Otherwise Cell
cate stomach could not bear them. 3 -
These Pills deal with disease a. is Is, and will not
ouly cure by removing the cause, but will build up
and restore the broken Substitution. There arc
many who have 50 trihed. with their constitutions
that they think medicine cannot help them ut
rot even these despair ihereanlity aud scepticism
is overti,rown kY mass Of testimony which is
truly irresistible At first the virtues ascribcd To
those MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS were deemed
fatu'ors. Pre- r,t,lie had beer cftc deceived
thai ey could not belieye the simple truths adj
yanccd by their discoSsrer. lYet facts undsuiable,
attested by witnesses of the highest character and
nspectabty, have proved, and tarc proSi,fs each
day, the virtues of this mighty healer" They
nTsrk-iy their snirsesIeus efficacy and power new
era Ia medicine $50 L. -
stid by ali Medicine Da,lets. j1-d&wlm
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FLAxEX RIyGLETs.-Poets have often
sung in raptures of blue-eyed, laughing
haxen-hsired girls, but George Sprtigilt, Of
London, thoroughly practical man. Under
stands things better than those dreaming
rhymsters, who make sonnets TO their sweet
hearts ringlets, for he makes flaxen ringlets
for those sweethearts. He has just taken out
a patent for making plaits and curis for head
dresses and other head ornaments, and en-
plOys Russian or American hemp dyed to
to the exact shade desired, and CLOSED up
the head Of some happy fair one, either with
flowing auburn or raven locks, as may. 'bc
desired
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aD,o.Yusss.e.,'En ss.shEoEHH.sh

By virtue Vf i~ricc of the NtHIrrLuI % court
If Common Pleas uilly NJ the December t,vw, l ~,
1 will -eil AZ public auction at tltp Court House IA
Evansville, II.l, th, l6ti day at june, so, thu
southwest quarter at the uUrihw"-i quarter, AMI
the n titwc,i quarter q; IA" southwest quarter vi
SECTION NJ. iiUs-n ,l5i IL Township M. SIX t"l
s.,nth al Thngr SO. eleven tiII wet, iU Perry Tow
ship.
Also, ~ acres, Iutsc ur los itiHE that part al
fractional section NJ. thirty uu" tfU Township
No SiN (6) south Of Taugr Ne ten west, adjoining.
the city of Evansville, and fronting on Union Place,
aud bein: part Of the homestead ut tlis ltic John
NJ Siinson, deceased. The last d't i,d tract will
Dc snbdiyided in l0tsa Plat "t which c''n l"' SCI II
At ray oilice-upon this Is crrct, iirs! rate brick
dwelling house, now occupied by q ). Wells, E>I.
Terms of sale u cash talance in six and twolN =
months from the day of sale, the purchaser giving
r.ote with approved sc,urity, waving relief r"ni
Valuation all'rai>cuIrt laws, and i-srig utter
mt from uatr. THUS. T.. dAhNiH
seylg- ItdIwlaw. commissioner.
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New YORK, july 5--P.

NEW 1ORk, July c--P.
Flour market frmer and about &c better I;
sales of 4,4OO brls at 5O@6 80 for superiine
State; 6 O5G96 800 for extra State; GO
GG6 90 for super. Western 05@6 so
for common 10 good extra ditto; 300G 70
for fresh ground round hoop Ohio, market
closing steady. Rye flour quiet at4oO@4 10
Wheat duh unchanged; sales small at 80
for white for KY; / so for red Western il "a
for Michigan. Rye dull at 5000. Barley
quit Corn q shade firmer but quiet; sales
of $4,000 bush at s4@s6 for Western mix
&c and yellow; 81 for unusual white. Oats
20 for State. Pork heavy and lower; sales
of $50 bbls at 10 81 for mess IL 80
FOR lrime. Beef hams dull at l50lS.
'occu pulet Cut meats dull at 81 for
aaulders, s@siior hams. Lard heavy at
10Th.
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NEW YORK. July 3

The steamship Vanderbilt has ar: ived from
llavre and southampton, bringing London
and Liverpool dates to Wednesday the 22d
ult., fonr days later than those received by
the Arabia.
There are no battles To report from the
seat of war; but the allies are bcsieging Man
tua, and another decisive battle may soon
be expected.
The AuStrians have issued At Mantua, a
forced paper currency OF ej,O00,000 ster-
ling.
King ictor Enauual has officially de-
clared that he would not consent TO tic an
ncxation of any part Of the Roman States
to Sardinia.
The French and Sandman troops occupy
Brescia, and the Emperor Napoleon had ad-
vanced from that position on the Austrians.
kOssuth had embarked for Genoa.
Many other Italian cities had pronounced
for the Italian cause.
Gen. GGribaldi marched on the Goth ult.
from Salo, OH Lake Garda, towards Des-
ceuganO, but was repulsed by an Austrian
force. He has since pushed his outpoSts 10
Balladore in the direction of Barfio. which
latter place is occupied by The Austrians.
The various bulletins from the seat OF
war present the following as the state OF al
fairs
The Sandman army is in position before
Brescia in line wllh the French troops.
The cities of Fano, Fassonronono, Sest,
AMI Aucoua have sll pronounced IN favor
of thr nationil cause
Advices from F,sy,t say tbat tie PasE n
has ordered be suspension Of tue works in
counrc.,5p Win ,le cav ..ros, the 18th
,.r. .'s.ez The French ron,,.i had p,o-
f,s..,i ......-. IS interference.
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Last Nights Dispatches.
WASHINGTON, July. 5-P. N

WAsHINGToN, July, 5-P.M.
According to advice5 from Vera Cruz, j,
is believed in official circles that the s.
100000 conductor detained by Robles for the
purpose of extorting an additional tax
would soon reach that city.
One ofthe conventions concluded by min
ister McLane with the Juarez government
has been forwarded hither by him. The
others are in a fair way of consumation,
there being no difficulties about the prelim-
inaries.
While the import and export duties at
Vera Cruz have been very considerable d.
minished in consequence of the unsettled
condition of affairs in the interior, the re-
ceipts at the other ports of the Mexican
coast have largely increased.
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Cine iunati Market.
CINCINNATI, July 3

NfNNINNHIIi "HIt IT -
Flour in fair demand for home consump-
ton, prices steady at 90@6 % for super.
There Il sale of 20 bbls new white wheat
Hour at 6 20, aud sales of new wheat for
delivery in ten days, at 10 for red and
l 20 for white and prime white before the
25th inst; sellers option; at oct; old is
selling at l OOS)l l2k, with heavy mar
ket. Corn is steady at so. Rye %, with n
declining tendency. Oats dull Mt 4s95o,
and dropping. Barley declining. Whisky
dull at -. Provisions quiet with some in
curry and firmer market for bacon.
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NEW YORK, June 5-P.

The steamer Persia, tomorrow, will not
probably take over amillion dollars in specie
The weeks business in stscks opens with a
better feeling than was manifested at the of
fetal decline on Friday. Prices compared
with those then current, being in most in
stances from to cent higher. The i'm
provement is most noticeable in New York
Central, Chicago & Rock Island and Ca
lena roads. Among the exceptions TO the
steadier temper of the market, were the
Michigan and Reading which are both
lower.
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nea ter,y ma .a,v ,,h,a ~. have ,y .e,;oveS

HeA- Very many who have enjoyed the
delicious cream served Up by our, friend
Kurtz, viii regret 10 learn that 1.-The season
with him closed on the 4th inst. BE has
heretofore been using his own ice, which,
having given out, lie is unable to procure
any more at prices that will justify. lie re-
turns his cordial thanks TO his numerous
patrons during the season just closed. He
is still prepared to fill all orders in any
other department of the corrections. O. Pea
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fF.s.a acc 7le,,hasf. d Halayo,'ssers' Jo"rrai
~ ,luse eli our readers who aic subject
- Fever Jnl Acur. Intermittent and Re
miltent Fevers, OF other Bilious and Ner-
vous attacks, we honestly recommend Iced S
Substitute for Quinine, for so tn0ny cure.
by its use have come under our own Obser
vation that we know how excellent tits.
This substitute does not contain Quinine
Opium, Morphine, or Arsenic, while it pos
sesses all the advantages OF these medicims
with none of their injurious effects 10 u
pamphlet before us, we find certificate from
all classes--the sailor, merchant ami inva
iii, which all bear testimony to its excel.
lence. Let oar readers send for a circular
or better, for halfa dozen bottles, to LEIGH
* CAnLsTADr, Evansville, Ind. d8w6m
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UD.nz.YYsTa.sT0Rs s.sLE.-n

ID.ux.NISTR.4TO S.fEE.-HEN-
Gil RY BRINKMlER, Administrator of the es-
tate of VIM. Auf Der Harr, deceased, will sell at
public auction, the premises the 2lst day of
July, 1853, between the hours of O'Clock A. NJ,
and o'clock p NJ, of said day, the following de-
scribed property, to-wit Lot No. and the half OF
Lot No. 10, adjoining said Lot No. o, in Block No.
s, in the Northern Enlargement, adjoining the
City OF Evansville. -a-l = e. --El -
TERMs-One- third of the purchase money cash
one-third in six and the balance in twelve months
from the day of SALE purchaser giving his notes
with good security, and bearing interest from date
for the deferred payments.
jelO-ltds4tw HLNRY BRINKMIER, Admir-.
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River Items.

ARRIVALs AND uEPARTUREs-FEoa ''cinCH sATUR-
DAY TILL . % rIoCh TUFSDAY
Nclnorte, -. Louis 70 81 innad.
Silver star aduc 20 avaI>sill,
Hazel Dol - Loo f.. in --a.'-
.5rYcu Dcc.tt.tr Sew c.- TO 40.
Aiucngo, II iHUI, - ID.
ranceilor. lsuisvlI., Z, Ses leans.
.s.lie SarcLet Evansville 40 t.ve-..-'',ck
suEtheruer, Iemphi, to L".ii-, i-ir-
Rochester 81 Louis 10 Pittsbu.g.
charley Bowen, Evansville 20 Mt N..r'n
fn.IO saxon. ~. Louis 10 Pittsburs-
Hudson, Nashville To do.
Kstc Strchet, Cave in-Rock To- Evansville
clifton, PitIshurg to st. Louis.
lri,u Raine, New Orleans 10 Louisville
Charley Bowen, Evansville 10 Cairo
B.I;- Creole. Cincinnati to st. Louis
Moss Mcclellan, Louisville To Memphis.
J. C. Fremont, Pittsl,urg to New Orleans
Charley Bowen, Cairo to Evansville
N..adfiTd. Louisville to New Orleans
uighiiVer, II. Louis 10 Louisville.
John Tompkins, Louisville 60 81. Loui'.
Moderator. Pittsburc to do
" T. Maclay, do To do
silver Star Evansville 20 fa'incah
Nm. =, Nelson, passed mp.
Sontherber, Memphis 4" Louisville
The river continues to recede at fhis point
business at the wharf is quite duil, ana
lrcights scarce.
The Mississippi river is falling at 81.
Louis.
\ slight rise has occurred III the Missouri
river.
The river was rising at Pitisburg on Sat
uriay.
The Reliance has laid up ut Cincinnati,
owing To dizziness of business.
The T. G. Twichel has been attached at
ST Louis, for $4,000.
The steamer Empire No. has been sold
mt Madison, at Sheriff S sale, for 81 800
She is to run in the Illinois trade.
There are said to he no less tha % bouts
laid up ut and near New Orleans.
During the past six months there
were thirteen steamboat disasters on the
Upper mississippi, nineteen on the Ohio
principally at Pittsburgh two on the Cum
berland, two on Green river, six on the Ar
kansas seven on Red river, twoOn the Mis-
souri, and two on the Illinois river.
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LIBRARY NoTlcE.-A meetingof The stock-
holders of the Evansville Library Assoeia-
ton is called for this "Wednesday evening
at o'clock, for the purpose of appointing
a committee to nominate an independent
ticket for the various Offices, for the year
commencing July 18th, 1859.
MANY MEMBERS.
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IsANUASI III, D., July Ut Il
Prof. Wis, returned TO this city last e. en-
ing. lie pa. shes 9. uil account of the ate
wage il de balloon y l. H. IL
les his ST. .t,u with tLa remark. luat lac /.
.o" willing and ,nviors 81. ettenI ,t u or
-n acroS, tleoecilu, with an outfit that sill.
not cost oveI So 900, ana ,hat lie viii do 50
as soon ~ he eau raise the money.
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ED The Druggist is a new p@ ~ Gf GUAR
to form, containing sixteen large PAGES, de-
voted to the interests and trade nfdruggists,
to whom il must be a valuable pa 1iication.
IL IS published for 81 per aanum, by Is.
Williams, Cincinnati, Ohio. 1t contains
valuable, original, and selected scientift-sr
ticles. -+ - - - -
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Accident AT Clenr Lake.
CLEVELAND. July 5-P

CLEVELAND, July Bpm.
\ sail boat containing 2S persons on
Clear Lake, Indiana, capsized on the 4th.
Sixteen persons were drowned. No names
are given.
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NEW YORK. July 5-P z,

The cricket match between the Is Amer
Jams and the l. resi- lent English players
commenced yesterday, with score of the
irst winnings of II for the iormer and 30
for the latter The match was RESUMED toss
day.
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Pfnpie, and SUR Hs.eas,. gre me re


suit OF impure blood. Tho blood becomes thick
and cloggrd The skin j. not able Ia east oil the
impurities important to health. How many
young men and women with their faces
cred with pimplcs ard blotehes. who arc eir-
deavoriug e. them by the 1T soaps
aud washes Uf various kinds. This is very
dangerous, and should never la praciiscd by per
SONS DESTROYS of good health. Mothers WIZ have
children Athlete with sores and eFupici,s, should
never dry them by external applications ioriu this
way they will drive i'm the humors aud produce ~
health for the child daring its whole life time
Thar Is nu mother that likes 20 sac h-r children
afflicted with f-,.te health.
JUDSoN'S MOUNTAIN HERE PILLS .,rr ~
pared expressly f'r the cure ct crut nsof 'ss!-p.
such us Pimpl,s, Blotchos, sores. sc. Thoy cleHss
the blood of all impurities, producing lviutiful
clear. and healthy skin, much Al. 'fesi ly al
people Of taste and refinement.
Judson's Mosntain Heb Pi,ls aIs -uli 10y al
Medicine Dealers. jyl dSwim
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WATyKrnwy. NY. july IN

=. WATERrowN,, \. y, July Al
Mr. La Mountain arrived here this morn
ing with the balloon Atlantic. He an
nounces that as soon as the balloon is re-
paired he will make another voyage from
Chicago eastward.
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LEGAL and Miscellaneous.

ia. Do not fail TO attend the sale OF
valuable property on Division street, which
takes place to-day. \ rare chance will be
had for bargains.
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sr-IorIs. July, pm
VIE Convention at Mesiila, Arizona, June
r,.-norninated Sylvester Mowry for Con-
IS by acclamation
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RA. \ dreadful disease is contracted 10y
persons employed in the match factories by
inhaling the phosphoric acid used in ihe
process. The teeth and jaw bones become
affected, and in some instances the whole
jaw has been found to become rotten, pro-
ducing a horrid death to the sufferer.
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led

On Tuesday. July 5th, in Scott township. Wander
burgh county, Mrs. MARY MAIDLow, in the i5th
year OF her age. ~
The deceased was communicate In the Episco
pal Church. Lovely and ami.bIe in lf'-full.o OF
sweet peace aud resignation in her Ions, illness. of
her IL can traIy bc said, blessed are the dead
who die iu the Lord"
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WASHINGTON, July 5-M

WAsHISGToN, July On
The Fourth was celebrated by firing the
customary salutes and the ringing of bells
and in the evening a grand display of fire
works Unusually good order vas preserved
during the day. 49,. .-.-. >.
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HARTFORD. Conn, July b

HARTFORD, Conn, July 5-P n.
Factory No. 2, of the Eagle Lock Com
pany, mt Perryvillc, CT, was destroyed 10y
fire yesterday.
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oa. orths mos, pfsassns, 81 me son,e

Cs.!s OF she Mass pisasfHs, ga me s"n'S
time effective Icu,ec- iur nysI~is,a, aHd al other
diseases arising from a morbid condition OF the
stomach and liver, Is IN. llostctiefs Filters u
lot oniy removes the disease from ie system, h'i
~ giving tone 20 the organs Of digestion, aids t'"
la their functions. All who have tried It, az
hu"wledgei ~. excellence and superiority. aud ~"
therefore commend il 20 the suf-rer. nr. li''stc'
trr's Bitters, tonic, is too well known tu he'd
praise. IL is therefore scarcely necessary ut this
time to do more than direct attention e. this pre-
paration. which is certainly unequalIcd hy any he
fore the public, satisfied We are that its wide
spread reputation must prove sufficient 10 satisfy ali
or its excellence relief and remedy for all dis
,-ss~s OF the stomach.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. jrss
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NV Lo.pox. O.. July 5-p NJ

NV LO.DON, u, July o--r
1.-THE regatta, held here yesterday, the
first prize was taken by the Pequot, of New
London.
The L. :. steam revenue cutter, Harriet
Lane, arrived here TO day.
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n E.NTgsrs 49,. W. fs.sEIsD. ~ ".
To the Public.

rHtHE f.sSF Bs.t'IEH .f.ND SPRING
~ 50 far, have been very wet ones, causing many
Of rivers 10 overflow their banks back
ing up the water in the creeks and bayous, and
flooding Ia considerable extent the bottom
lands when the rivers recede, which may he eN-
pecte soon, then the large surface Of ecaNiue W.
ctaic matter exposed 10 the searching rays Of the
summer sun, produces the malaria, which proves
"a fatal in IFS course, sweeping whole States, aud
slaring neither age nor sex in lis coaquering
march. r-E $50 r- Cd
Aflvr residence of moro than twenty wears in
the middle and Southern States, We link We haye
discovered a medicine which, Ia certain extent,
u preventative of the attacks OF bilious fever,
azue, a., and ~ such We oinncid our Magnolia
Whisky.
We wish the pablo 10 understand that We are
not urging upon Them the use of strong Liquors a.
beverage. We are and Always have been, uIposcd To-
their being used ia that way, but it people win use
them - such, let them have 10y al means n
l'urc article that viii Keep them in health, and
l,pgthen Instead of shortening their lives We pro-
pose Ia sell always pure and unaduieratei LiqIors
Tor medicinal purposes, and "A little for the stom-
ach's sake. If required, aud will challenge an in
sIection by the beat chemists ia tEis any other
country. TO find any impurity or adulteratun in
the whisky branded by us, ''AlBs & Uowe's Mag
nolia Ii is warranted, IA il is distilled from lac
corn, rye, wheat with a slight addition of GOOD
csiern water. We have no doubt many persons
have been ruined ia health il not actually killed. py
drinking had whisky, the greater the reason that
Allis lloaes' pure Magnolia should be ia gen.
erll use. just received aud i'm store for sale
10 pipes ass'd Brandies (old) from 3 to 81 u gal.
~ pipes do (oldj from to 81 i gal.
pipes Holland Gin; pnncheons old Rum
APPS ALLiS a HoWES. Water 81.
N,O.HETHx.N'GS We H-SAwED POPLAR
~ SHINGLES.-A gentleman living in one Of
the upper counties, having purchased one Of Me
Georges celebrated machines for saving Shingles
Is now furnishing the subscriber weekly with sup-
plies of these extra Shingles--saWcd out of sound
clear poplar and put up ia bundles aiming 5b
Shingles, full count These arr Il good article and
no mistake, the best substitute ton pine that cufbo
found, and costing good deal less ni.ncy Cau
and examine III N at $3.50 --
}. 7. GL0YEE'S Lumber Yard
apps Corner Main and Seventh str,ets
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Suicide.

BosTOY, July 5--P NJ.
Mr. Ucnorthal, acting British vice Consul
ut GlouC ester, committed suicide on Sun
day, by hanging himself.
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b6 Green corn was abundant in oul
vegetable market on Tuesday morning
price 30 cents per dozen ears szn
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to the 22d ult, / ., rived. Her -eneral
livice- i.ave ''een d. atGd.
lNGrox, Jn'ys --l
Tie a. ~. :. 80.
t-Vn Va, ~ la, Of, :
tlyn.
Tie D r..
one 3f Il o.. ,-. s ..- s.-st,
arrived il s.t ~. a. rt.l.-. ...s folio.
portcU.t!,-
Ca aatl Jay az iO-.5 p. a.. ~ f.-.
time, we were aUrea-. 81 Rochester ok
Lake Ontario when he a .''uC- was ci "a.
ed. An iac.eaSo VI wind was blow 49,.
a perfect hurricane, Unaeconpanied bv
rain. The supply OF gas was small, conse-
quent.y the balloon did not reach an altitude
above tie storm. The vessel was immedi-
ate.y headed for the shore. When the storm
was al is highest the vessel was only about
% feet above the lake. We reached land in
a few seconds, with all hands OH board, in
Jefferson county. We landed in the edge Of
the woods, with the basket swinging to and
fro making rapid evolutions among the high
est branches OF the trees.
The strength and general excellence of
the arrangement of the basket probably
saved the party The balloon was left
swinging in high tree above The boat, and
much damaged The whole distance tray
elcd is I j 80 miles. We started at Gao r.
81, on Friday, at st. Louis, and landed at
Henderson, Jefferson county, at 22O P NJ,
on Saturday.
Mr.. la Mountain remained in charge OF
the balloon. Mr.. Wise, Mr. eager, and Mr.
Hide will come on in the Eastern train.
a grand reception was given to the party
at the village OF Adams jefferson county
Mr. eager will come on TO Troy, MIR. Wise
10 Albany, and Mr.. Hide to New York.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-06
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NEM YORK July 5=M

The steamer Quaker City has arrived from
HAVANA with dates TO June 3Oth. No gen.
eral news of interest is furnished. Sugars
are advancing.