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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-15

HJOx RE1E8Es Inn BERRGE
II De LANES. so 10 ...-l S. EMB1cH 4 co.
For Lawns ar OTgandies, go TO
S. EMBICH & co.
For Men and BOYS wear, in Wooden, Linen, or
Cotton, 20 "a S. EMBICH co.
. Fot the l,est hose in the city, go TO
...-- g EMBICH 4 co.
For the prettiest aud cheapest Grape, Stella, or
silk Shawls. 90 % ~f 3. EMBICH co.
With CITY aud County Orders, go TO
S. EMBICH co.
For any and everything in the line Of Dry Goods,
20 10 b. t.rt- 1900 s. EMBICH & CO.,
No. 40 blair street, Who will be glad 70 show you
anything in their line, whether you wish to buy
or not, and where everybody pays cash for what
the buy. myl9
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DoLL.sRs aEg.sED!

- above reward will be gwen Tor siich tnt1rinT-
IiOn will lead to tie Detection aisa Uonvic;ion al
The Person persons hs disuantle.l tbs, Neptune
Fire Engine aud placed rart Of its fixtures IN thr
'anal, GA &c about the Ia day ofJnly.
YG-4t W. BAKER, Mayor
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N asst TELEgR.FP HEC DfSF.GTCH
III FROM TUE SEAT OF WAR
Come al last Z, The very same lot Of Dry Goods
for which theft portion Of the creation, the La
,iiss Of oar leau,iful cit', have been waiting 80
long has AT last arrived per steamer Dunleiih, anu
are now ready for sale We cordially invite our
friend, and especially ladycustomers,to call al
store, AZ Main street, ana select articles Decor
ding 10 taste and convenience. Don't forget, 81
Main strect lmy30l MILLER q NIEHAUs.
"ED CFU.gH s.HEsTs.-THRsB
ia Chests are made Ia the most faithful manner
at the Nashville Penitentiay, OF red Cedar, and oi
Eve different sire The door Of the wood is de-
stTuctiye TO moths and all insects, and renders the
Chests invaluable isr packing sway blankets and
other woOlen goods through the summer Tor sale
al the wooden Wan Store
}. ID. RUSSELL, 800 Main street,
rny20 Between Third and Fourth, Louisville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-15

AU.SDRlES
~ ~ 40 Tags Rio Coffee, q
stf- 20 bids Wilmington Tar, 10
20 halt bbis de-.
.li0 lbls Resin.
a. lsles Navy Oakum,
=, blls Crushed Sugar,
~ boxes Pearl starch, 80
10 boxes assorted Tobacco,
IL cases Matches Ia store for sale by -
m,o. ORR, DALZELI& 60.
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n FINE .s.yD BERaL.sR PRO0;

al f SAFE AT AUCTION. "a a.
IL net sold before nc private sale, viii sril At
auction without reserve, ON THURSDAY June
Soth good Fire-proof Safe, for cash II 10 good
Je25 H. NELSON co.
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Eue.s .rTE IA s.fLEs.n.s.N' T0

9Ee.S ~ It n D-.f s.fL<sS.n-2sN' TO
~ undertake the management Of a eoLntIy
Grocery Store, NOT Ear from this city. Apply 90 \.
L. Journal office, stating salary expected.
An applicants must speak German, aud he accus-
toned 10 trading E 4 = - go EJyl-3t
Hp.SRr.S.ERSHIf' DTSSOLCTxO.N.
II The partnership heretofore existing between
VIM Roessel and j. Hess IL dissolved by mutual
consent, Jnne %, 1854. All persons holding claims
against the above firm will present them 20 VIM.
Iocssel for payment, he collects all debts dne
aid firm. wM. ROESSEI
jyl-Jtd JOHN HESS.
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KHOUsRHOLD FUR.NTTURE 1T
III AIrCTION
"OOP FR0.H.RXTR.s 4E.4LET
RIssO LUTT0 IA LEMCKE tn

~ inst received, ~ bundles, All sizes, by
~ JACOB sTRAuB 4 SON, "a Main St,
Iy1l Between Second and Third.
, 1859-07-08
KossutIl'a movements---Ltbera OF
Hungary.



AARsE11Lrs, June q, s:c0 r. Nm. kossuth
left here this morning in the Sinai at I o'clock
for Genoa accompanied By u. Figyelmsr, who
il designated on The Sardinian passport, as Aid
de.Canp to ". kossuih. which would Seem to
imply that the c1-Dictator. Of Hungary is to
head a military command. Last evening II.
Figyetmsy went to the cnc.mpuent Of
addressed himself. exclusively to tic Hun
Eariuns, among whom he distributed,
considerable sum in gold anil slrcr, giving no!!.-
ing 10 the Germans. He informed his fellow
countrrmcn that II. Kossuttl was in NarsciIlcs
on his road to Genoa, and the Headquarters Of
the Atlirs, where he VAS 10 lave an interview
with Napoleon and Victor Emanuel, for the pur-
pose nf organizing means to secure tho national
independence Of Hungary. which le affirmed
the allied sorcreisns had agreed to recognize.
lie also stated that THE Allies would lci.d thcir
aid to Iiberase Hungary from Austrian 1rIe
believe that 81. kossusI,'s uid-dc.ca1np las
no reason to bc dissatisfied Will, the result !. +
Ills n.is.inu. On being told that II. kossuth
would spare no efforts to promote their well b.
ing. and ob.ain their freedom as early III pos
sihe, tue iIungariaus expressed their pleasure
at no longer tring compelled to fight for Ans
cinrd to desert aud risk the dangers al unuther
tirat, with the prospect nf Il cDurt-martiat it
taken.
When Kosst,th and bis aide-dc-camr urriyet
at the railway station yesterday afternoon, tiles
were met by police agents, who inquired what
hotel they proposed to stop at-
On being informed OF tl,c address, couple o1
pniicc agents, iu private c1othcs mounted guard
before the doors TO watch the movements Of the
lidnsurians, and note who called upon them.
They were there the last Thing ut night and the
first thing in the morning TO cscort kossuth aud
l's aide dc camp on board and see them safe out
| Of Francc.
| before leaving, young Italian volunteered
to fight for ftalibM aud Hungarian liberties, and
was taken Oh 10 Genoa to serve in tic 1Iugaria:.
legion.
kossuth, am informed, la. many admirers
! in Mar>cilles, who were ouly deferred from
calling TO pay their respects and express their
sympu.llies ny the presence Of the police agents
, 1859-07-08
Popular Tunao!f In Vienna.
The following letter has brru received III T

Inc l1lDN5H- lcAtS hiiS UtcA tECE4AC ACu III ! 81
ris from yr1ict. dated June II:
4.Thcrc ,ras ion. popular manifestation here
t0.tlay. 4 report WAS circulated this morning
tl,at ilc French l,ul arrived 1T i'adua. l cau-
net guarantee the fr,it ct lasc report, bGt can
tell what occurred in tc:;i:'. People br;san I"
purchase cock alcs with the Italian cnlors. tul
i.o one larcd 10 show t.:.:. The STREETS were
animated, but there WEIR hut few .tu>triaa OIL
GERS IL bc stc,1, s!t!laus.s tr c"s!ethonscs ::rc
generally lilIc41 with ,l,en. Toward Il o'c'ccE
ii was said ,hcrc would be :lovc1'"nt aiao::;-
The people, and the shops were :;l c!u>ca. ar
crowd then l,.sau 10 ill thr streets. 1T well ar
the Piazza III ii. Marks. 1I:s*es wrrc heard in
fr,,nt Of tue Austrian Ea...hoslse Ut tue lai:;cr
pf the a,,ccnt 1o.c. In la'f III f,utir the Ats
trian culora were Ao'std It the suard.ilonsc, nn
u;I a ra:rul thrtslCar1 the H,u1 IL frt il they
lid not leave tic passage free. The hisscs ~
well as .ic crnw llaeiu. Increased, the people.
we're summoned to di>ptrs.'. They did 80, hut
continued to hiss. The ciuwd increased, and
| raw I'll. dressed ntn excite the people to Gun
| tasluc. At uclack matter" brcaiut more sc-
rioa.; tile patrol w:ts in.sslted under my y in
dUHs, aud. after further warning, tho s"ldlcts
! knocked down sun,c oltslc people with tilr butt
| n,c 10 close my window, ~ Ills lncn we're aban
IL fire. \ shot was shortly alter tired under III,
ba1couy. ] went out IT II O'Clock, and tut.ns
the corners Of the strc..as guarded by donhl
and trjpIt scuiincIs, who n':h.ed 10 permit ~,
one tn pass. The rc',|';c uesc convinced thu
tic Auotria:,s lsa1 cns'slulated. mud TINT ih
Frcncl, wuuld enter Venice the following day
The police auihoitics shc:. published q notice l.
the eilrci tint no military events l.ad occarre
but tl,nsc already announced. Order has Nd
since been disturbed"
, 1859-07-08

The Secretary OF War is soon to order rcw
trial tf ordnance, vi Fortress Mpnruc. Several
ncw guns, shells, &C.. ure to be tried under .lsc
"tscrvution Of suitab!c board Of officers.
Among other guns, the rine-cannnn invented
ty ex-senator General Cha,1es +. James, Is 10
te experimental with. The experiments with
this new arm at Governors island and q,
Springfield. Mass, *ccm to warrant trial where
grcutcr range cali be lad, 1t is said ttGt tll..
lanses s'.o. aud sun hss greater ra,,re than
the Armstrong gun. aud is free from some Il
the ohjecsiuns TO that gun. 1t is claimed. a!sc,
u st'sls, to excel the Napoleon gun. The III.
provc,urnt col,1..s chiefly in the shot, which, II
The moment Of explosion, is expanded by the
gases. to ill., without abradiug, the grooves
Of the rife-gun. The experiments at SprinG.
it11 were made witt, i t"clve-pound guu, liz
riot weighing thirteen pounds, and thu charge
of powder being one pound and Il quarter.
, 1859-07-08
Important frnFn Washington.
E@JNt.11 U.st11tCI 10 &slt =. E3iFT.
WAsun6rox, Tue<dzF. july


Extraordinary developments arc leakin. out
will regard to hnw the Treasury is plundercd
through tie Ctall army contracts. A short
time since the mercantile firm Of Gilbert. Ger
sjsls Martin, Of Salt Lake. offered 10 furnish
lhr Government With Apur for the year, de,ir-
cred in Utah. ut ten dollars per hundred. This
otler Was rejected. and nov it is said that u
coufract WIS made directly afterwards with
Holiday, Ut fTentR-tiyht JotAra and <i5y reat&.
Thus hundreds Of Thousands of dollurs are put
into the pockets of el,eculaturs. the friends of
the Wnr Department. 1t is known that the
Mormons have an immense supply Of grain, aud
the firm spoken If could have ohtaincd large
supply in Utah.
1fis po> sihlc that the Mcxican Government
may sccurc the aid Of rnluneer f;,1ces from the
United STAIRS to settle t1.c difficulties III TINT
country The natter II unsIcr consideration.
II il nut considered that there would be any vio-
la'ion of law should Jmarrz decide Ia accept the
forcex-Mr.ico not beng at w1r with my for
eign cunnir..
Dispatches hare been rccrived from Mr. Nc
l.aac- The ireaty undsr negotiation had not
hrcu Guully determined npon. Great indigna-
ton is expressed ut the c0ntluct Of HHbles in
stopping til: .oad"ctd cfslccie.
Especial dl.Isatcl, I'd tic y. !. Tr:hanc.1
WAsn1SG7ox, June G,h.-So treaty for the
cession Of t,rritary frn:i, Mexico to the United
s.n.es car BE- ,nade by juarrz, and none far
,usncy and men will be made hy buchanan.
without that consideration. The game now is
,c play "!i Tue Mexican .,u>siiun ill lLc meet.
Ing ii Congress. w,tl, .lc alc of getting a.ayi
-ory Resolutions through secret Session u tho
:srnatc A. Il basis Of Ee,o1iation. clcLcuu' )
t,tlical action is mt rutireIy satisfactory TO tho
Administration; though "o;ninailr aPprosed, as
arr h,s,nhuSs. Tile MIN III i contingency is to
tarcc quarrel will! Mexico.
II is rumHrcl thai Pryor, recently Of the
States. will ret tic nomination for Congress il,
the district III which :eode has iuAt d.,
ceasel.
Guthrie for the Presidency, 1.as fntlcd in aIi hs
experiments TN :::'nrtllvr1. opinon. Maine wit
,Irsscd his last fizzlc.
, 1859-07-08

A. tue dowu train trom Paris, gu the Dutla'o
and Lake Huron Hallway, was nearing ca!edo-
nia. on saturday last, a prisoner, handcuf1td.
Who was in charge Of d couple Of officers. bound
far lie latter statlon, leapcd through window
ef tLr cur, while uuder full heaa"ay. When
ne1t seen be *as climbing ieuss. .p apparently
f.nta t;s desrwrate leap; and before the officers
III sutic entiy recovered trom their surprise 10
@ s,ap the ,rain. be had made good his retreat to
Immediately started in senrch Of him. ba' b, ls
had not been found when or an!offaan1 rs 'e1'
Ca1rdonis GSsn0af7x1dt, 6sh.
, 1859-07-08

It is well known fac, that Two railroads OF
Missouri have failed to provide the January and
JpIy intcrekt On the Stale bonds issued TO their
benefit. aud, therefore, la~e become forfeited
md liable to BE- sold out lr the State under tue
first mortgage. There il much apprehension
felt in Missouri that these roads-1ton Mountain
and Norlh Missonri-,hrough foreclosures, may
pass into tl,r lands If non.residents. thus
wipins out thu private stock held by their Own
citizcus.-E. y. TriAuht.
, 1859-07-08


The papers q: New Yo.I: city arc cSc'cs'-
indy jubilan1 orrr tit. Cat, tia, ,ie Mew Wsee-
tory Of that c:t; cosst,!r.s 7::jei waore :msnts
u:d business ,lrnl* than tue directory o i.'::'
wear, "Ti.is" says out. or Tie s:rr. :l!d papers
is u mos. gratifying evidence "f progress and
"lr.s,eii'v, and Is oi i,s'Al sr'1:"iea. IL s!'ow
4.tlr. Amazing res'a;,a:a:Ivt lssSrr which New
"Yurk Posses =. TI.:si :1!i:ha represents
- an .t:-rasr ot families .'7 business cStablis:'-
%.n.,l,~ w,s,.,,l H. year ii o:cr five c7 tent. III
..ois.cr wor.l~ j; r"41irt.s t".lar I.G21 dwcl-
"li,,.:. tr,:eIu,ut.. NJ business llunscs 10 lc'
-.r,,nmo.!:stc :.n. V-;,:lat:'A Il New l"rS'
more 1!san w..rr F.rl,,is;..' In: yt*ir. The
Whole ,.,t:.ll.er nc :lu- and :i.ns III itr M"
1nr:@ l'irr;t"ry Is Ia. Us. a::d they asc to u'
to: ,s,t,,,la:iuu ii: tic c;tv as ouc To l;T ::H'.
;s-lall.
Thu Directory rf Chicago: recently l'i''-
l;s..i av H. H. fts,hf. l. c.. e'n1;s'hs a'''::t
0ua t,rc ,4,,;.r:4 li,! firms than tist ol last
year The wi,p!: n1,,'la's If "':"es md hFs:Is
1:s ye:lr is ;:l,.::: ::..laa; showing the laefeaSr
uG ,pp,,1asinsl within Twelve n'":,'hs /" haze
lncn uvcr twenty ":r cent. Tile samc re't
l,etwecn tic i,:,,.ava and firms 3nd ihc tt:
m,n,a,inu t,i .s<vw York. If applied I" Ctaess
~ w.nl!! give liz, 77,:''t' as "'lr present T''u'a
,;.u, Til: Is sy.l.c:lti'g mar. t'an We ei;'''s
Int tic f:.cts :.,l LIZ comparison prove t'':''
cvcu under the depressing: Influences ol TIL
,,ast twelve ns;stlls i:.e growth ot tht:::
has been al.ans1 rs ,:o,is'cr!s! as e' fl't. an
tint o1r total population is !tllls nl' to what
j.: estimated l., he hy ,i'c most sa"s"'Et
These E..ts will also serve u tllslci tic :stt
isan,cu, expressed i.y casual visitors 10 on
cr o.. ::t4s,.::.t nj tie vast :io;ut :" bl'la':'
w!l:..4, has ire:, i'll pr.'grcss any time dnr!''
1;u. !.,s, .,:.lve months. Il Is Ill wa'lsed
=. a.c.n,u,,l:.v our rapidly growing l'"1H'1a''"'
, 1859-07-08

Monday afternoon. II Niund,:, n-ain crossed
and rccrossea the Siagara On his rope. !" the
,r,.senc.. t,f more saa,l ten .i'',~a lr:rc- lie
rrtur.ed irum Whites Pleasure Grounds, au'l
frat walked dvwn the rric .c4riy QUE hundred
feet backward. jic then Retained, took h's
balancing pulc. and walked to the Canada s,l'.
liz proposed |" E;lt easS islorc 1env'ns tl'c
A11,crca., side, nut Lis frie,ls there rrtt;sed IL
permit him 10 do 20. Tho sacx was sent aro'lu
10 lie Canada end If the rope. and u. i5londl
M, II ycr III. lead nrd returned witt. i to tht
i,acc or st..r.l.s. This >acs was made Of !ntl'a,
kluuke.s. wasn places cat 1or his aru's. lic had
uu d.ficulty III cruising :lus b'it'diolded, CT
crp lin, 4,* balasici: pull! eau+ ut Two "r three
t,u,cn in tue guy 1opc~. lie laid down uI'os
tue rope iu tic eact. M lY5fora'cd s'''e %,ae.
,f,;x r,ur seems 10 bc eniai,.i@c.i now bcyotls
I'll douot.-BzBato Gon.a<re'ai, dfh.
, 1859-07-08

4 AIsrAkE ErsrECTED-A subscriber calls
our attention to the following cut from IN c1-
change.
"Ouitc u number of onr citizens and also
citizens Of Toledo suspect there is some mistake
about statement in the railroad accilcpt pnr-
porting to hare bccn made hy J. J. Ricc Of La
porte, Ind. They suspect that the Caic: 20 pa
ners in which the statement first appeared mis-
took the, man. ~ Mr. Rice WIS in Toledo on
Monday evening aud took passage on the cars
to 60 West ut :31.-onay about an tnur prer1-
aus to the accident when l'c ls' represented Ii
being on tho unfortunate train bound cast
In reply to tbe abore VT hare to say 'ltat a
gentleman giving his name as J. J. II. E;ce, oI
i.aportc Ind. was in Chicago On the day fellow
ing the accident. and stared ut the Briggs
! House, aud his name is on the register Of thu
hotel. lie is reported to hare arrived as II
| o'clock Tucsdny, r. u. which was tho first trais
| orcr the road subsequent to tie catastrophe
and left in the evening for Milwaukee,.
y Meteorological observations. taken by J
Il. Reed l. Co, arotlseearies, IN aud l45 LAX
street, July lst, 1872.
Thermometer. lan'fncte:.
, 1859-07-08

Thu Cleveland Kerad states that there
was frost in that vicinity on the night Of The
4th aud .no1nins Of the tth inst, but does not
lsasn Of any damsgs from it.
, 1859-07-08

- The break IN the Michigan Southern
1sa;.road at South lend las been entirely re-
paired. upd tile trains are now running through
without any interruption.
, 1859-07-08

ACKNOWLEDGMENT 1.-~I,an,iord / l:allsyin, New,
-s;5c"ts, placed lis III possession Of Wednesday =
New York papers "i:!liu ten minutes after the
arrival Of the Easte:r train lust evening"
, 1859-07-08

IxxzxsE B1srxEss>-1- II. Singer l. Co. are
still extending their business operations by the
erection offs cew and elegant building for snanu-
factusing their new 4 Machines. which F4ase
lately acquired such popularity in great naany
families in the II est.
in ths lsst sixty days, thres thousand six hun.
drsd aad seventy, and Of al the varieties manu-.
fAetnred By them, seven Thousand two hundred
md forty, making The largest sales that ha.s
svsr been .nads ID this branch Of business, In
ths sauslensth oftinas. The latsst improvement,
, 1859-07-08

lrasoxAI.-Scnator TF1ubuEl and {n.niy ar.
r've.t in the city oil wednesday evening last,
:Ml wilt remain for d eew days. They are tle
guests Of Hon. j.. Peek.
, 1859-07-08

AA1oD1e property Ia new 1oEaks
The taxable property u this city, rs Assessed
for the present year. reaches the enormous sum
Of $jt1 Of which real estate 2akrs S21s
ga ,a:e and personal els $50 113o non resident.
~ 49, The total increase over last rear
u $so,70l ,lss.-1ri1"ne.
, 1859-07-08

/ Brigham, psoprictors and operators. 14a Lake
STREET. 1c4t'4ta
, 1859-07-08

ADVICE GRAr,s-All who wish TO buy clothes
cheap, aud at the same time Of good quality,
Should 20 to J. II. Ely'<, IL; Randolph street
lis tailor will certainly ".ive sou it's and
his assortment OF summer goods is not exceled
iu the ctr.
, 1859-07-08

WHEELER i WILSON'S SEWING MAcu1xks.-No
statement is necessary Is to the eapaeifny Of
these machines for henu,ing. filling, tucking,
gathering and scanning, Is their reputation for
this work is established.
All The latcs, improvements, originated by the
best tulent in the Union, are involved in this
machine. GEORGE CH177rsDxS. GenI Agt.,
jy7.luao 1C7 and l6y Lake street.
, 1859-07-08

" Why don't you wcas good clothes! said
welt dressed friend Of ours the other 1ar. Tn
inquiry, wc learned that he had taken lis east
OF garments to Cook ( NcLuin's. p Dearborn
street. who had returned them looking as goAd
a. new, and our friends would do well to follow
his example.
, 1859-07-08
THE CITY.

- The receipts ut ....c-s srs. Brunswick Bros
l;Eiard 1ioom on the orening day, reserved fer
benevolent purposes, WERE s>3.i".
, 1859-07-08

S1ScEa's NEW "a" MAcu1SE.-This late H.
vention i, designed to obriate cvety difficulty
that has heretofore arisen in a1i Sewing Ma-
chimes. 1t he.ns, ftlzs, tuets and gathers. The
rrrat demand for them already felt in this mar
ke., is guarantee that they saw: eupercede Ill
other machines in use now On exhibition, to-
xesber with all the different styles Of Singers
Machines, It 81 Lake Street l. r. Harris.
Agent jc2l-e4no
, 1859-07-08
ErlD advertisements.

TCM S-EiFEy, -f4r-tti'iA., .4ye,s,. Is DAn3~rn-"
!, a4t-::e to ,sr:.s Advertisements e ts asl 4Ll TIE
k4,li.y Iu,xr.4y IL Nurt. Ust ja..bsst.y
, 1859-07-08

4; Yesterday Charles Cline, arrested or a
| :s.atc warrant. WAS held to bail by the Yn!irr
Magistrate for kccpinG house Of iiftaule al
Itul1trin.
, 1859-07-08

- A. w..,.,~.-,,, .,,o,
~. n..,.o. or ,hr p.rSs .xn Tp,r1-x,: n,
WAT. ,;,,,., anil o,dercd t1,, h. he
.an..,,.a ,na,;. .,f., taken FROM 1,;,,, ha h,d
~ :ss, 49,. l.. r,a,pt aov INIT notr. rcnor9o,i-
-, ~ M ~. @ $780, -. H. R,nortsr,s norte,s
...- c.1e,,os1,. ~, t<;.b<,1 .i,v.x with ,ron.
.oe.r .1-.:,.. f.. honast ,,er i.1 anil tbev ri.
,....,.a T.. ...-~,r o1f III. b,,cd notes hit h..
,...,> .,-,.. 49,. q, ,-srr ,r,s ,n,,,, - M
1 ~ r, Wv, ,,.r. t.a,
..,s.a ,,e ,s,;or ,,r;,,ra-. or>
~ >, ps.,,or Ia. e.; ,os,,r III i,
49, 1;,,s III r..r Tho r.,ortar
-a. =. -. s,o.-t.d boms br ,he po.
~ .t,a ~ ~. ad;tor;,, ,,nu IN write in a
ase'. t.rr~ ] That 81 hr hal cathercd uaz so excl.
..d ,h,, J.. IA mt .h;nl about u,oae7, Ata
o,r,ocl 4 n. wien lie was quietly walking
,,,me he mt Tia hind into lis pants pocket
and f,und flat it had lnlse tear nj the bottom,
nude BY the ha:lds. CT the drunken s!a'es IN
ransackins his pockets- Lie aoes moi ta'nk II
worth while to oaer reward Us IL 'nes H.
tended to return it, 1t "oatd would nave oeen
done before this. The t:nk notes were per-
hans taken i, mistake fo1 rolls Of note paper,
-.:r 49,, ,,t 1,,sxh,ve hce, lent in
were ss1h and CRISP, o's "et ua'e 'ee' ~sr' a"
earnest This robbery and the abuse the re-
,,or,er received shows pre,t; conc'usivcly the
s,...,,.. ~ IT, 4y.ntro+t,, md hi, nart,cular
friends. The reporter ret&tns bis Thanks to Aid.
coplcv, John C. Miller and Marshal Rehm, who
.,..,,.4.a h; -.;,s. further ahu.c aud assault.
P'o'ee'eo A'.' 49,.
EnRA7A.-lu cur Lasts report Of Aoos 'oun
Bic Drunk wc were made tr say that Alderman
~, no.o ,ct1,;no chont t,,e scizurc of NJ.
'4a4'ae 'p'~. ~. n-
gdrs, it should nara oeed tot3as* IN Tue o1el'sn
yurd CT case tle deceased Was stabbed on 3on-
H.. L.. H., - .,.,,o +, d;c m S.u.t,x
u's' oa' ~ ~ '''''.s - Nv
sr,,,xc Lam Tw,rg Asu o1uEn CHARGES
.s.-s,.', .,.n ,;,.1 n,,-,;,,t;o, IF YIN II
1es'esoaS 'ae noat e1saut"a'''a u. 49, 49,
| Stow for the sale Of lard twice, was 'sd before
| Mr. Police Justice AKIN. tbs properly involv-
ID ,,u,ots,, IT, anil al hloc,, Il II, schoot Sec
ea A'e ' -, -. t....,. :, Wiz. -,..;,o, H.,
| ll"os "n'cA '''' e''e
transfer in 1,5i- 1t il alleged that he suhsc-
| uucnt]y sold two lots 10 Ar. ". II. Taylor, hut
,r,,;,. u, v,,ror xas maxine M. thu co.rev
"n''e ~ " AMI ~" s -, .,;-ss.,.~s,,
aoces Of th's properly 10 n'.n' he of'e"'e'e"
that tax titles had been issued Oh the property
, 1859-07-08

- Yesterday in the Police Court thsrs wers
nins cases, ~hieh amounted in 6nes to ~, Of
which but little val paid, aud sentences In the
aggregate Of % days in tbs Br1dewsll.
, 1859-07-08

- 11arpcr's Weekly for this week contains
1inc map IT the seat~ Of war, showing every
town. river, village, fort. railway aad high road
within the limits Of 1.on,bardy and Venice.
McNally / Co., 81 Dearborn street, l:arc al cx-
tss supply; also new lot Of Lics:s- Ives Mill,
i.ry Nar Of Northern lsa!y. -
, 1859-07-08

HoESE WANTED.-.A Small
L FarI!r a5n1t rnscrt1 the city. ~a art& tcsi19ae
nneE .'t' lou a?:h asott Tn soua.. Ets Wa:tf It.
IL tue vicinity of tha s,e >tr.s hofse ai:o On The
Sr.tis side = 'front.' rase:. Are astr hasss s4eh
~>aii tuGl uce 1t &a.on asEses tEd + lGe!y
, 1859-07-08

designated as the 4 Machine, has recently been
exan.insd By tile best mechanics in the United
states, and pronounced By them to be the best
piece Of mechanism they had ever seen.
Call ut the salesrooms, No. 6i Lake St, end
;udr.. for yourselves, when we feel assured that
sou will ut once decide that the merits and
cspacity ofthis Machine for EanalIy work arc un-
roualltd. js4-lw