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, 1859-02-04

pcopic tnan inc " ART prcSerVatNe the achlevc-
ment Of the types.
Every DAY, their lives long, they are accustomed
TO read the newspaper, to find fault with its
statements, its arrangements, its looks, TO plume
themselves upon the discovery Of some roguish
and acrobatc type that gets into frolic and
stands upon its head, or Of some word with o
waste letter or two in it; but Of the process by
which the newspaper is made, of myriads Of mt
tons and thousands of pieces necessary to its
composition, they know little and think less.
They imagine they discourse Of wonder in.
deed, when they speak Of the fair white carpet
woven for thought to walk on the rags that flut-
tered upon the back of the bcggar yesterday.
But there is something to US more wonderful
still. When we look at the hundrcdAnd fifty.
two little boxes, something shaded with the
to6:h Of inky fingers, that compose printers
"case," noisclcss, exec It the clicking of types,
as one by one they take their place in growing
line-we think we have found the marvel Of the
art.
Strcwn in those little boxes arc thin parallelo.
grams Of metal, every one good for something
that goes TO make up written languages; the vis-
iblc footprints Of thought upon carpets of rags.
We think how many fragments of fancy there
arc IN the boxes how many atoms of poetry
and eloqucnce the printer can make here and
there, il he only has little chart to work BY;
how MANY facts in small bandsfnll how r,,Sh
truth in chaos.
Now he picks IN the scattered elements nnt,
he holds in his hand stanza Of Grav,s Elerv.
monody upon Grimes "all buttoned nm bofore "
Now hc sets up "a puppy missinr" " and now
"paradiso Iostn ia .rr.ys h-;Jo 4, q .,n.n
caps" and sonnet in "Nonnareiln IJs A..
ro,,r.os .ho I.Da,;.,,;,,. ",;ro y :. - -.
"Os"eeo s.e 'as U0.s n,' ~ ono sentence
-ransposes the letters, and deplorcs the days
that are "evil" In the next
A moor lest ticks ;ts wnv ;nto tbo rr;rto,,s
h.,a in. 1,..,, ,,,.i. a.: - - -.
' ,'N' ",So 1850" e'OON Ius' ,uunns ~. uo"n' anu
strain OF eioquenec marches INTO line. We
fancy we can tell the difference by hearing Of the
ear but ncrhans not. .l-' ~ ~
Tr I..-.. ~. - !. 80
t"S vpes u'es '0'u "cuu'ng yesteruay an
nounce . burial to'morrow--pcrhaps In The self
same letters.
Thew arc The elements 10 mako a word of
Tt,o.. ,os -. ,,.o.,s ,.;,I. ......,.,-.t..
Anose yPes are Worid win something mt as
beautiful as spring,.as rich as summer, and as
grand as autumn: flowers that fiost cannot viii,
Sr,,t ,h.t sh,lI r,ncr a. An ,;,,,. 7l y q.
- = - = S'1'-r ''''I' ..-'' s; ,
TFrREE uRITIsH NonT.T1TrN ,runDrnrD
Tho Montrcal Do;lv Jsauaer;Ut has IN fol'
t.,,,;,,,. ~. ...,,,,,. ,.h,.l, ....L-s r.,,e..
lowing, out accounts winch reached California
through another source, says the Victoria ", II
Gazette, Of the conflict between the Crow and
siOux inolans crea.e some aount as 20 the mcl'
anchoiy result said 70 have attended that con-
flict: ii Il .s,lis,.ss 5gtg III ,,ts.fs
II 4 onr r.;nf,i d,,t,, a. .,,r.,,ro ,,,,,,,.
, 1859-02-04
L. P. FISHER.


IsIX Washington Sc, San FramcIscO,
u aused 10 act the Agent Of ibis paper in receiving adj
vssemen,s and subscriptions ia san FRANCISCO, and Goblet
ing and reeelr,ins for the same. ,,,,
" VIZ shan be pleased furnish masters .: vessels and
othsr, ouiuara boua viii ia cs Of the RALD on apl.
eAtlon Il thh oniee.
~ TN HALD can be found In San Francisco at the oee
ofCaF Agn At the Merchant Exchangr principal Hotels
sla u ". suiVans Newspaper Depot Washington st.,
near he Rozi once.
, 1859-02-04

CrRiospY, man in Bulhlo, n, z, wears q
most Epro and ancient curiosity in tho shape Of
. wooden watch, only one hundred and fiily-six
years oldl Itwas made BY Casper Glatz Stet-
ton, in Switzerland. in 1909. The pinions and
verge are Of steel; the barrel. main, and scope
wheels are composed Of brass. and 80 Is the bal!
ancs wheel. Tho rest Of tho watch Is entirely
Of wood. including the case. III
, 1859-02-04
gS- For the Lungs, Coughs, Colds, &C.. 0se
VlstaF's Balsam Of Wild Cherry. =,

"istnrb bnAsnni Oh VITA ChefHYs ~
We regard the Wild Cherry tree one Of Naiures avn
physlcansa sort OF Good Samaritan OF the Foreslof NJ
medical gum" has relieved the sungs and saved the lvss
OF thousands The Baisam prepared BY Dr. wsaF Is pnrs
and perfectly reliable preparation Of the real Cherry
and IL remedy by means "bad 10 tAke.n We 1peaf
confidently and strongly In praise from having UItncs1ed
It's rcnovnting influence In eonSnnpve cases. when an otl
prescriptions had proved Of no eject.
Sold by allrespectable druggists. > -
De cautious, there many eouniefes Look well "A
the signature before purchasing Take unleaS M A.
name o. Henry wistaF. MD Phadelphla,n and SRanf-
Park" engraved on the outside WrupeT An others A.
PARK WHITE Ghs only Agents, 10 whom an sra.n
should be addressed. =
Also, .ilE
Importers, wholesale ana Retail Aecnts
ALL VALUABLE PATENT MEDICINES, WARRANTED
GENUINE. ~ r
lS2 Washington st., opposite the Market San HFaneseo,
HostctteT-The surprising effects OF FIoatel.
TIERS VEGETABLE STOMACH DItTEHs In removing m.
forcing an appetite, mparting health and tone the sle
and dsspatDR hyspepe symptoms, truly WonderfnI
Every nervous dyhaed weak and enaealed peFson male
ofemae, sInnld try q at once One Wlnegiasss ,aiTn
three times each day. before meals; n he patient eould
he lady or child 10 dehated condition. half ne onanIIi
viii do until sufficient strength TesOFed, which vim he res
ised In short time and convince the patient Of ne h
Of the above named happy results which have gained rsS
Dliters such an snviable reputation everywhere.
PARK & WHITE, Sole Arenta. .,s
M:9m I32 Washington a., San Franel,eo
, 1859-02-04

Honnrnlr srony.--Thc Victoria Gazette says
that there was a. story current on the street,
February 90, to the effect that party Of miners
numbering upwards Of twenty--in three ca
noes, had been attacked IN the Straits on the
night Of Feb. 1st and aIfmurdered BY 4 party
Of Northern indiana But little reliance was
placed in the story, as il could not be traced 70
any credilablo source, and The supposition was
that i originated out Of anticipated retaliation
for the recent ahoOtingof the Indian chief near
Rocky Bay. ass a ssasi ~ &
, 1859-02-04

Z Honnm.-It Is supposed that the girls win
" to mar. quit going to school IN Alarictti
township, Marshall county, Iowa, ior tho schoo
directors have issued their official mandate thai
no giTls attending any Of Tho public schoos o
that district shall wear hoo3a II Is expected
that crinoline viii expand with indignation a
this foray upon fashion. lgs
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-06

1vWhsn Di. Lucas, . very 1npsbd~
lar rnan.yensursd On a spssch u ~ yiiiA
parliament. and failed alssgsshsrs dfialsa
[ssid AiisS rose without ! iiit ~ -
down without sil snsusy. ''aaa % sss
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-06

= 1yone might know thai plydsa ~
in favor Of mint jufps, sffos ! -
he made" ."Straws," ssid ks. sji1sS .
a made the instrumepts Il kspsisssus. a. ~ ~
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-06

sssa asas Aissipa of wonaass galsaiss
meg ressoaaapd philssophsrl
my teach but The voice khich We hssrt
10 Infancy willsvseeoms 10 oufssrs besr
ing mothers counsel. ,sContinns to IN
still in your, children virtues and patriot
ism. Undue them with proper, yenera'
ton for the father Of liberty. Teach them
toloye their country, and labor for it, good
as the great end of their ambiiop, Bid
them proudly maintain our, ,instiiations.-- =
Point them to the deeds Of their ances'
tors. Make these their, escutcheon and
bid them band il down 70 their children
ss free from stain q i came 70 them
Do this, ladiss and your influence will
potbs lost u The futuss. N the languags
oi he post 4 yill siilt hsssid; sJ~,'5
Woman il lovsly b The s;gh., s.v.,
s4 A. gsate = ths dsws ef sven. I.
ss Asbright - nssuins's ssslisss light
3-pa And spotlsssss The snows u hss.sn
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-06

cEAsailor, calling upon Z rednsr in
the city. asked him what be the valus Of
an ingot of gold as Big - bid arm. The
refner beckoned him int \ back rson,
and primed hin With grogs ye ids then
asked to see the inseta eNhst' said
Jack. II havsn't got Il yet; but I an
going to Melbourne. sad would like 10
know The worth 81 such ! lump bsl0t6I
.tort ..giE0 7g9g 0k ssazssvf
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-06

} ,fE ohlIst Iyossh cherish the happissl
of earthly boons while yet islis atite
sOmnand, for there comsth the day toslk
when .neither the voice Of fhs iatansv
the birds'' shall bring bsck hssssss
slumbsrs that fell on their young syss. n
unb;dden as the dewa--BuEssr. va aa4s
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-06

,-ns. VIII you come and climb with met
Rsdder than the blushiug berries, ,.a,.,g
% Jenny's cheeks q momsnt grew. ~
asaawhiie. without delay, shs answered. ''''
|til3 "Iwill come and climb 'wish ysu." ssa
-.
sa.g'uoaa q rs scraPa saisss eaw sssa
What is society. after all. but a. mix
turs Of mister-ies and miss-eries? - yss
We never know what u woman dosn'l
mean until she has spoken. sss O. y'&a'
ITO be without passion. Or to be hurried
away withit. make a'msn equally blind.
There is an old bachelor 10 London SO
confirmed that he will never read war
news, because so much is said about in
fantry.. I',T -, ~, - ,,l'q
"That's what ! call capital punish,
ment," as the boy said when his mother
hthhibm shut him up in the closet among the pre-
serves'Isgsq-$ .l3ala ysAaaM 90 gRlgs
When does the letter A transform pork
into metal? sWhenit makes a led pig In.
to a pig Of leadl nsgsv s1s'ia,A s Gee
liAyoung girl recently married a strau.
ger. alleging that she should have plenty
Of time TO become acquainted with him
afterwards. as s5n,4ao a5 q 9Bsss1s
Pretty near all men are benevolent
when it don't cost them much. Tom new
er sees poor John suffer but be thinks
Sam ought to help him, " 7 W. -
''Mrn among men grow hard, arg is-
Die to evil passions, f.s Of pride, hatred,
and revenge, that are probable unfamiliar
70 women. .1lg-..sS5N sgozs9sa WA
vi According to the articles of war IL is
death sioss.op s-cannoa ball ahsR@Es siaa
sgMs isuppose thatss rDsapwho never
spsaks, may be said always'to teer Nj.
word. ssasE Sa9s8 ~ sa'as 'sss 's"ass
:. a;,o. 5,s; ,,o;;r ..s,i, !, X, s, H.
,.a, IL, snd r;ch m,sn m,sn afisn j sine Il tbs;-.
- :, ", y, II. =. Is, mn $50 G'i1 t'5Ef =
s1. . asaa % ao.& q
II may be said 10 illustration Of the
sweetness and the sting ot the English
NE q =
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-06

salA gentlsnRn who bad been th& M,
ject Of aseve's attack ia q nsxypapsrNe
asksd--Who do you suppose u thsan~
thor ofthsse artielss.and vhst canbstAs.
reason Of bis malice? Malicsl said b..
not the least in the world. Il 10 ssuAss
young fellow learning to writs. aas%
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-16
New England Trade Sale.

Wednesday last at BOSTON, commenced
the great trade sale of New England manu-
features, under the auspices of the New
England Society for the promotion Of man
ufactures and the mechanic arts The sale
is to continue through the week, and over
10000 packages of goods and articles are
embraced in the catalogue. Large numbers
of purchasers were present from all parts OF
the Union, and the citizens of Boston and
the municipal authorities, were active in
providing fetes, feasts, and entertainments
of all sorts for the amusement Of the large
concourse Of strangers in attendance upon
the great sale, which the New York papers
say, has geen gotten up in desperate hope
of galvanizing the trade of Boston genet
ally
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-16

H1 Sev~rai persons having expressed a
wish to visit the great Wyandotie Cave
near Lsavenworth, the officers of the Kate
Ssrchet proposes to make a trip npand back
for the convenience of those who may wish
to 20, providing sufficient number will so
to justify the expense. The fare ~ and
back will be $40 per passenger, the boat to
remain at Leavenworth one day So as to al
low sufficient time to explore ihe Cave in
its whole extent the cabin register of the
Sarchet will be found at the Office oi Mr.. j.
G.. Dusouchet, corner Locust AMI Wafer
streets, where those dcsir1ds OF going are
requested to call and register the,r names
She proposes to start OF Taesda, morning
al 10 clock A. NJ.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-16


BILE. Rooolloct that all sickness arises from i'm
purity Of the blood, and that Judson's Mountain
uerb Pills VIII surely ind out and cleanse these
impurities from tie ystcLl, that disease cannot ex
list. 81 simple and innocent are the herbs and
plants that compose them, that IL IA not necessary
have them sugar coated In order that the stomach
bear them. In most cases, Pills sugar coat
I'd because the materials Of which tbey are made
gripping aud malignant. that otherwise deb
cato stomach could not bear them. .
Tbese rlis deal Win disease a. 10 Is aud will not
ouiy cure 10y removing the cause, but viii build mp
and I,etGre the broken constitution. Thsra srs
many who have trified with their constitutions
that they think medicine cannot help them let
not oven these despair ineretulty and soerticism
is ovsrthrown ty a mass of testimony which Is
truly irresistible At frsG the virtues ascribsi to
these MOUNTAIN HEEB PILLS were desnoi
fabulous The public had bccn 5 often deceived
thai ey could rst believe tts simple truths al
,pased 10y their dseoverer let facts undoniable,
.;testsd " witnesses Of ths highest character and
.ie,tabilify, have proved, ana are proving zach
lay, the virtues If this mighty healer" TbeJ
mark ~ their miraculous efficacy and power uew
era In medicine
Sold 10y all Medicine Dealers je1-dkwln
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-16
New York Market.

NEW YoRK, July lJ--P.
Flour uusettettled aud l5@4Oc lower
sales Of 5000 brls at 00Gl5 10 for supe..ne
State; 5 60@G 90 for extra State %
as Go for super. Western : 4566 70
for common TO good extra ditto ) G5G,j so
for old, and 5 7jGG 81 fresh ground
round hoop Ohio, market closing heavy
and dull. Rye flour dull at 00(a4 80.
Wheat unchanged; sales 45nO bush at Is
for white by; 1 30 for red Western, AZ
for Michigan. Rye dull at 8s@,s9. Barley
quiet. Corn frmer. hut quiet; sales
OF $1,000 bush at sra &c for Western mix
I'd, and 5000 for new yellow Oats
- for State. Whisky unchanged; 200 bills
sales at Il. Pork active and lower; saie-
Ut 5000 bbls at lG 90 for mess; z -
tor prime. Beet hams dull at i5Gls.
Bacon quiet Cut meats dull at 81 for
shoulders, s68tfor hams Lard heavy 1t
i0iGfllt. Butter heavy at li6I5 FOR
Ohio, and l4Gla for State. Cheese dull
at 769. Tobacco quiet and easier Mt 7JM
~ tor Kentucky. Talow firm. Wool
nun. Sugar buoyart and ga! higher !;
MuScovado 5l@3s.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-16
nen.. The Collins line Of Ocean steamer

rez. The Collins line Of Ocean steamers
has anally been sold aud all hope of Its res
toration to its original service, is now aoan-
doned with deep regret and notification
Mr. Collins, the protector and manager o.
the line has removed TO Jefferson county,
Ohio, where he is about to engage in an
extensive enterprise to develope the mineral
resources of that county. By some of Mr..
Collins friends it is said that his company
was ruined by the enormous largesses it was
compelled to pas members Of Congress and
the lobby 10 get the appropriations for the
mail service of the line through Congress.
Out OF the number Of European steam
lines which now connect the American
and European ports, the whole with one
or Two exceptions, are in the hands of for
eign companies. OF the steamers arriving
nearly every other day from Liverpool, Gal
way, Cork, Glasgow, Southampton, Havre,
Hamburg, and Bremen, more than three.
sourths belong TO the latter; so that the prof.
fits on the freights of our import and export
trade go almost entirely to enrich the ship
ping interest Of Europe.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-16
Last Nights Despatches.
NEn YoRK. July l5-R N

NEW loRh, July io-P 81.
The Rome correspondent OF the Epsaing
Post gives the particulars of the outrage up
on Mr.. Edward Newton Perkins and party
Of Boston. ".
The hotel where they were stopping was
invaded by band of soldiers, who rushed
into the dining-room, killed TIE waiter be-
fore the eyes Of the horriied ladies, Mr.
Perkins, Mrs. Doane and Mrs. and Miss
Cleveland They shot the master Of the
hotel and destroyed the furniture, carrying
of, however, all that was valuable; Mr..
Perkins and party saved their lives by es-
Gaping into secret passage with the moth
or of the hotel keeper, where they remain
ed hid for ia hours. Their baggage, jewe.-
~, &C., was carried of and the actual
estimated atS2, 500. Mr.. Stockton, the T.
s. Minister at Rome, is taking energetic
measures to attain satisfactory PREPARATION.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-16
ENPtoYxExr OF AUSTRIAN PssoyrRs

EMPLOYMENT OF AUSTRIAN PRIsoxERs.
The CoHtitutionnsI has reason to know that
it is the intention of government to employ
the Austrian prisoners in making railways
in Algeria. 1t is also said that the prison.
s-s will be let out to hire to agriculturalists
aid manufacturers who may be willing to
pay them. The officers are everywhere
well treated. They are free on parole. and
may even obtain, without much difficulty,
leave Of absence from the places assigned for
their residence. Those who are married
may send for their wives. The pay allowed
them by the French Government Is fixed as
follows: Generals Of Division, 1000 ftar IS;
Generals of Brigade, 5000 francs; superior
officers, 2,400; captains, lieutenants, and
snb-lietenants, !, 200 francs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-16
"a The weather has het.-. !:


nA. The weather has bet, Z 'he last
three days, almost insupportably Lot the
range of the thermometer during the time
being go to 90 Vegetation in t''F vie'n'
i,y is beginning TO suffer from the hpt rays
OF the sun and the want OF rain. On
Thursday afternoon the heavens were cover
I'd with lowering thun3er-clouds, bit no
rain fell here. We hear that copious show
ers fell at Sbnwneetown and to the
Souihwest, and also in the Northeast. With
in few miles OF the city, heavy showers
descended. Last evening the heavens were
again enshrouded IN dark clouds, and heavy
mutterings and reverberations Of thunder
continued all the afternoon and evening the
Dir was cooled by the war Of the elements
and the operations OF the artillery but nc
rain descended
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-16

IT, We notice that DIR. Morrill, has
withdrawn his valuable aid from tho Cory
don Aryas, and will hereafter confne him
self to his professionalism OF pulling,
plugging, AID cleaning teeth. Those that
ed that he has succeeded in completely
draining has intellectual mug, through the
columns OF the drgas, i'll the short space oil
two OF three months. Mr. j. W. Stephens,
II young gentleman OF worth and good
sense, is now sole proprietor OF the Argus.
We wish him success
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-16

rs virtue Of decree at the Nande Tburgh Court
Common Pleas made at tlsc December term, LIS.
l will sell at public anctiOn al the Court House ih
Evansville, Ind, the 10th dag 81 June, 1879, the
southwest ludTtsT Of the northwest quarter. and
Tl~ northwest quarter OF the southwest quarter CT
south of range ~ eleven az west, in Perry town
ship
Also, i've scTes, mere less, being that part of
fractional SECTION No. thirty one (3lD Township
No. six (G) south If range No ten west, adjoining
the city of Evansville and fronting Union Plar-,
and being part II the Homestead at tbs late john
VI. StnsOn, deceased The Last DIES = ibed tract viii
be sulTiS ilcI ia lOts-a plat II which can be seen
at my ofce-uPOn this Is erected first rate brick
dwelling h0iIse, now occupied ~ q. ;. Wells, Es.
Terms oi sale, = cash balance ia six and twelve
months from the ia, uf sale, the purchaser giving
note with approved security, Naiving relief IRON,
valuation sppraisemrnt laws. and hearing inter-
MT from aAta. THOS. y. GARyIE,
.eyla- 4tdXwlaw. GoInmiS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-16

Tax WHEAr CRoP.---It Is conceded that
our wheat crop IS large and of excellent
quality this season, superior TO any we have
had in many years. Preparations are ao-
lively making to move it, and the impetnS
that will thus be given TO trade will shed It's
blessings on every branch. We look for
lively times. II the war mania does not
seize the farmers aud induce them to hold
back for starvation prices, the return from
this staple will soon be flowing in stream
all over the West.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-16
"a Van Amburgh i Co.. great

"a Van Amburgh i Co.'S great Ne
aagerie, from New York, makes its advent
IN our city next Tuesday, and will pitch its
tent on the river bank, opposite Cherry
street This il undoubtedly the largest col
section Of beasts, birds. reptiles, and % var
mints ever before exhibited in America.
The collection embraces everything curious
from the four quarters of the globe, and in
clndes the celebrsSed mammoth elephant
Hannibal, weighing 5000 pounds. other
companies at present travelling in diiferen,
portions OF the country, are using the name
at Mr.. Van Amburgh, and representing him
~ being connected with their concerns,
which is false. We are requested to state
that the worla-renowned Lion Tanner il
with this company, and will, in person, en-
ter the cages OF lions, tigers, leopards. &C.,
and g put them through course of exer-
cises for the edifcation of the audience
There are no circus performances connected
with this show, aud il is gotten up through
out on moral principles. Young America
will, of course, he on hand
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-16

bW- The game OF chess has large NUM-
Der of admirers in Evansville, aud although
our Chess Club has among its members sew
eral very Skillful players, but little pains
have been taken To make tbs fact known to
.be public at large. While the members OF
the Club delight in an occasional encounter,
they are net the sotaries OF the game of
Drag. few days since. a chess PLAYER Of
considerable notc, and who also edits the
chess department OF paper published in a
.ity not n thousand miles distant. happened
in Evansville, aud during his stay here con-
cluded that he would impress upon our
chess players his superior proficiency in the
game. With such a purpose in view, he
visited the rooms of the Chess Club, and
proposed trial with one of the members.
His proposal was accepted, and after one
game the gentleman retired vanquished-
convinced that all the best chess players are
not to be found in Louisville and Cincinna-
ii. lie is not the FIRST brag player from
abroad who has had the starch taken cut
Of him by members of TIE Evansville Chess
Club
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-16
Nsv YoRK Julv l.

A meeting of the bar will be held to-
morrow to express regret of the profession
Rufus Choate.
john Sampson and Daniel McKerryan
were somewhat injured in an ARRAY in 4lst
street last night. II would seem that they
committed the first breach Of the peace on
some Germans.