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Arrived.

Steamship Huntsville, Post Savannah, mdse and pass to n
It, s.b,p Ss.bs,lb h.,cs f,r CnaieSn; 81 m ssasisd
s,nrslip ,oM Point, hence or s.v.oaAh IL .sn.kd
IT., ~ rad w,nos up u drtsrss
samhip Cnrapr.sr. Crowsn Portland ndss. sid p.s 10
Re, uee BIB, specie aud pes. 10 NJ o. Roberts.
To Sponora TlrsoD Co Sunday, sep; Ii, It ssp m y
nils Of Cape Hstt.rs ssnaled steamship Na.hvs bound
s.ip NomsDd Tyler, Liverpool 50 days. mdss 20 H. c.
B.,k Eliza Barr. 'Br Cooper. Bermuds days. in bau 10
ss Roy :. lBr Pe.rmsn. Bsrmua. day. in bsu.&
HTs j.d. IsJ Faulkner, M.ard s. days. plaster j.
ets tSrj Smith. Windsor, N g. 10 day. p..s.r to D.
Csroiue C, Hunt Eastpo days plaster 70 Brett Son
LCo
ur Barrett Newell. Trs~osy, M.chss days. lumber 10
sh, J.yn; Ke'ehum, Georgetown, D. C, = days. four
sebi. L.~.vl. te5) Hamilton. Sc Johns b, 10 days
III s.ssn.L aos" Bas. Calais u days. amser to ssp-
som issd Wolf Ruse, Paw,ucLss day. in b.llss, to
sl Alabama s.ven Ocea Del, 2day', to D. Bar.
h Superior, Moore, MIbridss days lumber TO T. IL
b. Elizabeth and Eleanor Lsns Alszarda, c., days
seh Chsurc, St. Johr DsyI Bridgeport for Elz.be.hpa.
s s1 on." S N Pas5. B.ns "y Ss,. s 10 Sals.
scLr March wyo't,r, Kos n iay. wood to muster.
u r.
s,br siss Wright kpdsrfs GeorscoSD coal
ssb ". CsI,il, H,~siIs. Ge.Tsatown, coal
scLr An ella Griffin, Nb,ipis, wood.
scbr John Crochet, Smith, Gohsss-. FOR hxsndda-
Sen. P-nod, Law 300, Virgins 3rays po's'ors.
schr G, n.m~rcr, DsrieIs, vrsiuis days. potatoes.
s.hr Hone CslDns, Virginia S6sys pos'oes
S,hr G.. T. DIX ko.s Vifyius days. potatoes
s.br Eosrrs Fsrsey, Virginia osys po,atoess-
schr q. Il. L.., Looer Virs,Dis Gays, WOOD.
Sch Mil BfyaBt WIGHT, 2osys wod.
Sc1r. NJ A iyins viy,DiA 2 days, VOID
Sch, Hsry Fans, Dixie vrsi.is ? days. wood.
Schr T. II Parker, Psrser, virsini. 2dsy', wood.
sctr MIR, Jan. 1il,oD Viffira days, good
g. be g pbr ris Van Name Virginia d.ys WOOD.
,cLr Boom Collin, Hsrr L,. E.s H.rbor dsy', coal
SIR J.n.s r. Clara, sri O.. Lule Exs Harbof.
setf ErxaLerh Jokn,or, Bass yer days cal.
sU'p Mary Am Bell Frencn LITTLE EH isroor days. coal
so. VA i'll Mayo. Msyo, Ssuserurs % days, stone.
sAILED-steausbp Carolina f,r ChsIlssoni caha~bA, FOX
Hsysps 81, New O~sns ships Liverpool for London New
iers for Chsfleron; Empire state, for Chssleston-
WINc-SSW.
The ship SEBASTIAN Cabot BE register this mornieS
sk.D ibe Gf-st B.enc- U,ck r.. repairs She will BE-
.p,eo sd and n~wly coppered The ship Henry Bhne
Lsu tsa reAster alec the largo Sectional Dock h
tie same purpose
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-13

KY WEST Sept She sehr. James Lesknsn, last rom
ksss-u lad 10 Bars Santiago arrived hero this morn
ina N onsse Of ~Iechs She last rsh. on TIE ve
Ell I'd tar a u ~ miles fon this port and ecoeued Ssooe
Until tbs morning when che % the plot hoss Casm
pop She 10 e.ls' apd 10 esk,s cousssrsbJ Tah sssst
- yess cd and csmsstsd Der voyage from New
tor I.xas and pu ipto Nassau for repsi,s.
lby .itsi - Elwooo Wat<I esq Secy Board gnsss 80
BILE espt 1.-The scbr Eaeire, from New r0k' CO.,
By WiseAsu fsg $50. NJ sppsssss daaaos. ISJ ssoo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-13

We call the attention Of those about emigrstiog
westward, to the ianos in the State of Missouri, sd-
verified for sae by the Pacific Railroad Company.
We are assured that these lands offer particular al
vantsges to settlers from the Free States, who wish
70 make their home 10 that State.
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CORRECTIONS.
CORRECTION.
IL our report of the case If Depsy ster agt. Bovms

10 our report 0f the of Depsyster agt. Sowmsn
~ aid that The bsd .,eved from his clients DE
I,r sld WbtUsrh &6Oo IN f.s duriog the progress OF
a. 49,, MO-. led by ho their hs assiOs the Sno In.d-
are, up.py This Tor So" the exsct aDo1u
NJ bo.n Al 90 seoo m Of n. lee me esse ~as
Ss. p,.d 10 y,,sp OF he sum e9-ced b. him The sdi
u Is s 90 Er hi, 10 the csie wol;n vas
81. II cicUy IN Iusaioo More
enough tn balance ,ena'rng doe the PAL lin
ne, re- wi BIS sum IN Jo last iep psi 81 by Mr. Bow
en- United ssss Trust Company to abide the order Of
-
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g..,l.--, A., =, VASFVILLE Ho1dsy, H-Vt- Z, ig59
rne ~eeH rneinf hotsy. sep, Ia. a nd-d esd ie,-
t"V cs q osttri weut, four Of sheep. i've of and
tos' a1ns eps .undr.a snd esht5sx i've stock
ots lanci I'd AID three freight nssias
e ,o" number 81 tsuld by toe s,ot Yrore The
week tI'ee tuDdisd nine Showing an iacr.s- over
a. week VI one huperee sno seven cars
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FATAL AcoIDEET.-ThOm.s McGinnis, while driv-
IN, horse Ugh Cliff street Monday mornp1 fell
10 IN. " n"sis OF The
esit h. msdisl conveyed N TIE New York sPits
wlere be sei admission. Deceased nstve Il
l,,ia 81 sse
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ArTysPTrp SuIcfDE-Lste 90 Saodsy evening,
Fliz. Hartman yoouf married sor,sn
Vsro sstiou n nss, state n iet1rc s;inn
Informed ocsr ttst sh> hs5 tAaen
Iauo a. IN foT s.css. ucon Most e-, In and anti
doe. w.fs during nishi she fully recovered
from toe Effects " the dose.
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The bsrque A'menis Of Boston, vas no doubt fired
ioto from the tor at raI. because she did not hoist
her coor, as is customary in passing.
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CT, he,J., r. ,-,, ia 1872 70 be ,"do.
.es zoo p.y.sl . year; bot BET y" ~. Ir y.
ia stS .,p".dte ,. Dd' 40 o. ',ais Nv, Toe Coy
d. me" 49, s.ht. iec,u-d pror 10 tbs is OF 1uy
Is.f. ~.re fppisd 'a''N." the
,,.,.m.ut q, the M4ss,chnss't- B''k' J., 'u7
r.h s,S,y 3ihst cOnpars WITH that 81 '''
,,v,ou. n on;b as io' owe
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FATAL FALL-Cnsrlss Akils a man - years OF
age No. % Wshnst1n stree. IN s,ssmPane 70 9.
fsbt If sss Sunday evening shipped AMI e 70 tns
70
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RAILROAD AcC,DEsT.-A boy VI years OF age wa
r.I o,. m Bepda, b. ca. on the Fohtrs Railroad ard
vr. H. nI-o ssr az the r-s1-Dc- of hi'
parents No. 81 Eissn svepoe, sntbsr he va cnssyea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-13

FUGITIVE THIEF Me-. Henri-ts -. Car Rr
Il ss1 ED r.eSn, from II As Tsofp OF ssvsn
p,b 'ski with ke 100 werb Of pcoo-rry 1Ehnnx
% pre with ~neh s5e came NORM II tie s'.a n-'
Burssfle Upon Leading ys~rfsy oh, Approached toe
II. bsvips Ponce u coaDg an committed
BIZ Ken
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Fatal Result oFA FALL.-IIenry Handy, the ool-
o,.a .p h. f,J ron nav No 5is T~ef
s..orosy s. 'rc;alns spine, dsd Mond.y m'rDiOs 1t
the Lolor,d Home
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SuARRlED.

EXTRAORDINARILY Monday, sept. 10, q. the resi-
o.nce Of tie bri .s iath-r, Rev Thos .sdns-
George Mcph.rs,n Of Woo1,'ock CsGsda ~est, 10 Harriet.
youpsest daughter VI John Murray, of nis city.
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Receipts Of Pred ure.

TOTAL ~ ALL kourEs SEPT. IL g "a obs F,ui DC
Corn hes 21 bush Whe. 20 80 do Corn CO. OF
NV o. Rye "a rAsI bstJ DO. Ashes Lard.
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AIEI HHll AInAlAl

MlNiAfuas ALasnAC
srn- R.sss.. 5:3s s~u..... o: 10 Moon--Riles...
BiSB wATaA rBis oar.
Sandy BOOK -. rs Gov leland. 8fl
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aUyIRIoR COURT-spEcI.L TEsx-sept IL -Bsfor


This moyping, Micbs.l Smith, convicted lat week
If n m s.epy the PD'entsry for oor month";
John j. Marx AID Ah'noDy Wrz, c0nV cted OF gram
A,,.., were s-ut. need STATE Prison for tTo
yers the latter TO thu PeDen'ay of 10. sane ps
A osor,ou. character called Abr ,hsn Ore -Ithsl
al IS Gere,s" Ore Itbs tiled for rrspd larceny ne
se With he sssttDes Of t~o confederate VINO maptsn 70
yslue1 nj $40 from tn s'oe
of w Pn. lmsn No az Hudson street. early IN toe morn
I.v ns S ext oper n kufope Esd sno~ns roe
d.pr dsoIs 10 his cry "pen afre. d. eshtfen
N, obsconSsd He resest'd so'ut two v~-s' sac
ARR today "a woi he defended BY eH uRes
be- sns convicted and remsuded for seDtssce
la CHAmByERs-Bsfore Justice RAES.RD
To day The Gaze Of John II Kelly, toe cadet OF
Ns,t int ebssso ty Al xsnder Robertson OF NJ 80 sntrn
sret With AZ sau, bsry commit at Niblos Thsstsr
bfoIe the Re0orier oa toe defend 40;
eketeA IN, SPECIAL ssions and held 70 bail
n q 800 Mr. Warren Leland b. coming his sc,u lily.
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Advertisement
UNITED STATES COUPCN BoNDs OF lcoo and
1914 s,,o,.
Sr.IE PER CsNi sIOtS VI TO-, 1874 sad 1919, St
(, ,,ynenu u bsptiUs pnfPo'-. hE sic oY - ann
THOMPSON BsoTHsRs No. 2Wsust.
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Disassers, Are.

No date lat. 81 lou 10 schr Endoris, With DEALS bound s.
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currrLLr Rsrosrrp 20. TEN Y T.rsuss

M"Tke@ MoSD.Y. Sept. IL 500.
.sers II, IL uDcLa eed TIE demand - fnr s.les
of7s mi. PIT =, g., sna IL bb' Pt.fsG % .
COrIOS-Ttere 10 Ah 81 " u'H sAe VI y" o''"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-13

Leie Las teen tsir DEMAND for Tor the cpsunf
T bV D. Gtcs1s srnrstc, has been o. toe oner
hsrd a. 10. nortHt e. wuts the market rerh.p easier
81 be safe VI cur ss reference o. goo, collateral toe rates are
ga. ccrt-
Cox Ban are 10 seqgrs; a. 900 par and the opv Il auit4
light Dus' however has ben coming rather more feel, Of
le "a ne reosp's tsEs Augss. fully 10 10
,r-sSueins periods Of former yeats y
10 heA car Dc lars thee trans,cors .houth
tier Tar denepd. The sale sasn and ta-y
aye hrn Iry 81 IL eeot p~n.i. TIE rnan<r at. Cruz
as~pptntec expedition Ia bringing but xi ia in
basne- 81 her treasure Icing L. a Dated
rat 81 MD bring arEe Of dosr bat toe resla.
tot AIRY condion Of the country Dad It's sv. on he
coss- h.d 'he prntaoiy now b. that shpu arrive
sen a. an b. Immediately soipTed Ensns BY
SCI var arc os. 10 otrsr s DO port
fr nottns to come The Chissm-n qgsadsry a.
thy Are Gf-id 10 rsk The srb,uoa u American dosrs
Tie AnoGt Of uoEey the ~ or~t CO
reot 81 'usire~, Aut Is, Sil7 Ss5 ~.
In rsSc % the Sock C.rte, tia, but
le Grange nss okeu place during the fstcisa Few .aes
81 Cy 81 OF 10, s.re maze ~ f-s siarss II ..
iorrh s'ah Navigation Stock sod s;t These ,u,s
TIE ~ he AS fortnight STATE Bcrds have been II
deusrd ct s2ds2s, b, vf,hou, ..Ie.
The redemption ~ star Bond. .dvs-4 FIR IN. I7h ins.
x1s ps;Po I'd ult the "a o~cs - he absence o,
IS vii probably be The s1eosssfil bid.
We md the following Particulars Of the financial
condition Of the City and County of San Francisco 10
The BEiletis:
"The City has twice funded her aostinr indebted.
nsss, and twice Issued bonds for SPECIAL purposes
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Law NTELLIG ENCE
surpExE oouar-oH.~,.,.-ssrr. a-B-sr. Jas.is'

surpEME coURT-cH.s,sss-ssrr. I2-B-sr. Jas:iss
D,vIxs
the sIsTH syIsus RAILROAD.
Osr. sros,~ =. al ss: tn rss,h and Ninth Avesne R'oN
Cem2Ii.s
NJ B'as kmsI spph.d for 90 ri motion 10 resfrsa
~ sssreAci. Tying additional uses % The s'n,s-y
~ ~ cs' rrt S..,a Bios or The oe % -, 80.
$1,000 nd .:s s. pc. . zoe Vicinity, cl. ,h,:
&. ,s aae . tr.ci .'r os..rSe' zoe e.,ss-~.y
sss.r %. y, o .c. I.r % ,f.es, b.
E s,.s % . -. III a. cd ts.ss, ostsr-d
ne JDd.. D. clusd 20 ,Tas, 40 slo. c,o9 nrp 40 81
~ ssas VI ,.npou, ipjaaeoo. TIE Ioss took
.. psp~rs r.d.r sse.,qNruy h3~sY-' W app
ss,sL maze 70 JasSoe iessssu' rh' VIZ ereien s"N
ALLEGED sBoPLFTERs IN TROUBLE.
n. "a the sppc.p5n ~ MAJ, 6fsssu ant MARI hosr.7
In tbi- es-e toe p~'itoo se's arrs-,ed % tbars
DAY ehsrseI having stolen velvet vss,oss on
s Ss. mn sone ,sa s Mo- ses va
~ SOD. 1s. pforrsof q he . s o To- pasry
Jsd- B~D..n fsI, a.a The ,sr's in d.f.as n eS
Csspse pp-d W have tn. pooeedior removed By S.
,.r oopos this Coat e.oe xhom TOE b.d'e,
~ s .sGs. ss ss 10. i. s mp S
I.s s,%s Yin N "1s. .oss u. car. va. .a,orpi
vi, Frd.y ssst uooenos hat the parties are nO
- ts indeed In he %.soaTs n,,,
TIE bns r.ss of ch NIB rs of this Govt f,r the
S.ae ~s.k will transacted in The Geera Term ''orn
sUYIRIOR COURT-spEcIIL TEss-sept l2-Bsfore JUS
HoYg MAN DECISIONS ,
j a Biting sgt Gorge Vsbderbergh et st-
N.iop 20 Siscbs ded AeIdsnt % appear on
Vrssy tb, Is b, ~ % n u answer io>r 9. ori,'.
Frs, cis II Hu cti,s sg' John ii "hselock.-t
evidence which ~ gwen 10
s.r ali the defendant Motion denied ~iSoa,
John r. Csypep,sr agt. ". Docbardt.-The case
80 d, u, by The pspg is no sd and delivered the cstfe
., he Is 4 Mach 1888 and toen sOe.d ots- the note
f.s- d tue fc~ndeu oAVns
A ,rsupt n ,b. Buls Bead Bank s,tAbh-d b ny sat
NJ ,u that deliver the gu ot rshf,sy,
Ma T.r ,u, ON No. rot b. oan p.,meo, uD after thy
S,s Thu. psntiH csi7r the cattle Add res ir over
kk,, ds, DQD1rt n the truth ~ tn repf.~n
an maze an tah.s ii. hxTs the rspfs-n
t.,, a. The posi-ve oen. receives s.rDto on
u. eheunstsncsa Application 70 discharge paa'sd win %
sssts.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-25

FousD.-About nine o'clock, night be-
fore last, the family of Mr.. Robert Fergus
discovered bundle, apparently of clothes,
lying on their porch. On examining its
contents, it proved to be fine, healthy, and
sprightly baby, seemingly about three
weeks old. Orders were given for the little
stranger to be taken to the poor asylum I'M
I'll called for, or more permanent disposition
could be made of him. The little fellow
has undoubtedly got bad start, but he yet
may come out among the foremost at the
end-of the race.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-25

FIRsr BELL IN EvASsvILLE-On Wednes-
day last, Messrs. FISHER & BoLUs east the
first bell ever manufactured in this city,
I. weighed 55 pounds, and is intended for q
hotel in Livermore, on Green river. The
bell does credit to their skill as mechanics,
. ID will compare favorsbly with the produc-
tions of some Of the oldest establishments
in the West. Messrs. Fisher & Bolus have
been quietly but persevcringly increasing
their business, and adding to their facilities
for doing work, until they have built up
quite large establishment.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-25


yesterday in great quantities, suspending
business on the levee SO much that severai
boats had to lay over until to-day.
A special dispatch from Boonville, TO yes
terdays Democrat, sisted the bad sinking OF
tie VIM. Baird, near Waverly, where the
Tropic suI last year She was prOb b y
insured on the Ohio She was bound from
the latter stream to the Upper Missouri, and
was full of deck and cabin passengers. 1t
is probable she went down very fast and
doubtless a large quantity of the property
of the unfortunate emigrants, such as cattle,
mules, horses, &c, was lost.
On the down trip of the E. A. Ogden,
when near Rock Bluff, in the Missouri, a
snag tore away the out Triggers, and shook
pretty roughly the cook house, on the lar
board side.
Louisville Democrat-The river was still
falling last evening, with ten feet water by
the mark in the canal, eight in the pass, and
seven feet over the rocks on The falls.
Considering the rainy weather, business
0n the leyee was quite brisk There were
sixteen boats in port Mt one time in the NOR
ming.
Mr.. e. Z. Topping late of the Jacob Stra-
0ci1 SNNNNSho Cdli. a. iOi 10 NNih VI
the steamer Ken;u, ky. Mr.. Peleg Kenyon
succeeds Mr.. Topping as second clerk of the
Strader.
From the Cincinnati Gdzefts.-1he wealth
er, yesterday, was wet and exceedingly dis
agreeable. Rain fell in copiorS quantities,
during the day, and the levee presented a
very muddy AMI filthy condition. There
will, no doubt, be another rise in the river
opposite this port, for if the rains of yester-
day have been general, swell in all the
tributaries, and big rise in the Ohio, will
be the consequence. The river opposite
this port, last evening, was stationary.
The Cincinnati Commercial contains the
following private despatch from Memphis :
1.-TWO coal boats, containing seventy-two
thousand bushels of coal, destined for New
Orleans, belonging to j. l.. Hyatt, of
Louisville, together with their crews, num-
bering over thirty men, principally from
Louisville and vicinity, were swept by the
mighty Mississippi curress into Carmack' $
crevaSse, three miles below Lake Providence,
on Saturday night. The boats were lost,
while all on board persisted. Several
new and disastrous breaks ere reported in
the levees below.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-25
River Items.

ARRIVALS AND DEpARfrREs-PGos "'Ct"cs ssIDsY
~ L 0'cLock SATURDAY.
Wv CiIlum, Hartford 10 Henderson.
sei0to, LouisviIls TO Henderson and back.
Glendale, Memphis to Cincinnati.
Die Vernon, 50. Louis 10 Louisville
John Gsuit, Nashville to Louisville
Memphis. Cincinnati to Memphis.
Tempest, Louisville TO Nashville.
Baltic, do to New Orleans
Fred Iron, Pittsburg TO st. Louis.
Union, Evansville to Bowling Green.
Saturday was beautiful day. IL was
none the less pleasant for being unexpected.
Business continues dull.
The Union departed in the evening for
Bowling Green, with fair trip.
Our list above shows the boats that pass
ed down and up.
The Silver Star is the regular Padncah
packet at IL o'clock. Capt. Fowler and clerk
Dusouchet viii be found on board, ready to
tender the Inequalities of the boat to all
wishing to go down the river. The Star
leaves punctually at the hour of starting.
The splendid low-pressure steamer South
erner, is due this evening. Hardly word
isgecessary to be said in her behalf. Her
accommodations have been so often tested
and have been 80 well liked, it is only requir-
ed 10 mention when she comes and goes
The Tishomingo leaves for Louisville, a;
6o'elock in the morning. The attentive
ness of the officers of this packet to theil
business is fast building up fine trade, and
As she is q regular packet, business mer
should do what they could to encourage
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-25

WHAT rs STATIONERY ?-ln the Legisla-
ture of New York ii is the practice to issue
to each member AN order of $40 for sta
tiOnory. on such establishment a= the mem
bef may select. At the recent session, II
large number of these orders were found to
have been drawn on wine merchant, cele-
brated for keeping good liquors. And,
what Is remarkable, this kind of stationery
was all ordered by strict tee-totalers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-25

H1- st. Paul's Episcopal Church has
been made very neat and elegant in its ex-
ternal appearance. 1t is enclosed with a
new fence; the building has received a
handsome coat of paint, and has had its in
terror renovated and bcautifed. The
Church, instead of an "eye-sore, has been
made an ornament to the street and town.
Its proportions are not classically beautiful,
but its bright exterior relieves some of its
deformities. The Improvements are the re-
suits of the persevering labors of its pastor,
and the liberality of few of his generous
Pensioners.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-25
ny Thomas McKane was on trial. Sat.

ny Thomas McKane was on trial. Sat-
urday, charged with assault and battery
with intent to kill The ofense was COM
mitted on last election day, at or neaF the
Lamasco Poll. Considerable fighting was
done at that precinct, on that occasion, and
NcKane, having a pistol in his hand and
firing in the crowd, was put under arrest
The trial was still in progress when the
Court adjourned.
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sw We understand that Messrs Dunbs

Eky We understand that Messrs. Dunbar
and Tomlinson arrested thief on Friday
night, who had broken into the house of
the former He had forced his way into
the kitchen, and was trying to get into a
front room, when Mr.. Dunbar, hearing the
noise, got up and made chase The thief
succeeded in getting into the yard, but, in
his haste to escape, ran atoul of a clothes
line, which threw him down. He was Sc
cured and lodged in Jail, Notwithstanding be
begged hard to be set at liberty. An ac-
complete was standing on the outside, who.
discovering the turn matters were taking,
made his escape.
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Special Notices.
CHEWING TOBACCO.
An IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT in putin

An IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT in putting mp
FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO,
has been adopted by Messrs. + GOODWIN BRO,
Of New York City.
TOBACCO, Of the BEST QUALITY, is seieeted,
neatly wrapped in TIN FOIL, and PATENT
PRESSED.
The great advantages Of this over other brands
consist in tine size of the packages, rendering IL
more convenient to carry in the pocket, and by be-
ing PRESSED SOLID it keeps MOIST and FRESH
and improves in quality as it is used while in
other brands, as the package is opened, the
quality rapidly DErERIORATES-the tobacco
growing dry-snd lttering the pocket, to the grea,
annoyance IF the consumer. The Dressing which
tho Fine Cut Tobacco undergoes in the process Of
manr facure, frees it from all grit Impurities
Objectionable in the If Plug Tobacco. Chew
will do we'll to give the Patent Pressed trial.
and judge tor themselves.
For sale by Wholesale Merchants, wh" receive IL
direct from the Manufacturers.
+. GOODWIN BRO,
RVls-lmdSw 20T & 200 Water ST., New York.
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asa- Active explorations are carried on on
what is supposed to be the site of ancient
Carthage, by an English gentlemen and Al
Frenchman. A great many valuable re-
mains have been discovered buried fifty
feet in the ground.
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Local and Miscellaneous.

De- Messrs Scoenfeld & Co. have a large
stock of shoes and caps at their new store,
on Water street. which they are selling at
unusually low prices, at wholesale and
retail.
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LOUISVILLE, April 23-M.
River rising; there is over eight feet W.
ter in the steamboat pass ON the falls
Weather rather windy. Mercury 40.
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GLRASlsGs PROM FRIDAYS PAPERS.

81. Louis RepuEIiean.-All the upper riv-
GERS are believed to be rising, and consid-
cradle swell here viii be the consequence.
Here, the river has fallen two inches in the
past two days. Rain poured down all day