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The Shasta courier., 1859-03-12

Il
~ Surgical Institute is on Sacramento street,
below Montgomery, opposite the Pacific Steam
ship Company Office, San Francisco, California.
The Doctor offers free consultation, and asks no
remuneration unless he effects a cure
CERTIFICATE.
], the undersigned, Governor of Hungary, do
testify hereby, that DR.. L. j. Czapkay has sery-
ed during the contest for Hungarian liberty. as
Chief Surgeon in the Hungarian army, with
faithful perseverance-whereof / have given
him this certificate, and do recommend him to
the sympathy attention and protection of all
those who are capable of appreciating patriotic
self-sacrihce and undeserved misfortune.
kossUTH LAJos, Governor of Hungary.
Washington City, JAN 6, 1852
Bs& Spermatorrhoea, or local weakness ner-
vous debility, low spirits, lassitude weakness
OF the limbs and back. indisposition and incapa-
bllity for study and labor, dullness ofapprehen-
sion, loss ofmemory, aversion to society, love of
solitude, tmidity, self-distrust dizziness, head
ach, involuntary discharges, pains in the side,
affection of the eyes, pimples on the face, sex
ual and other infrmites in man. are cured with
out fail by the justly celebrated physician and
surgeon, L. J. CzAPKAY.
His method of curing diseases is new, (un-
known to others) and hence the great success.
m HE GREATEST DISCOVERY oF The
l. Agel Greatest blessing to MankindI IN
noceut but potent. DR.. L. J. CZAPkAf'S 3 Pro-
pbylactcum, (self-disnfecting agentl sure
preventive against GonorrhGa ana oyPniiitc
diseases, and an unsurpassed relheuy ior All
venereal. scrofulous, gangrenous and cancerous
ulcers, fetid discharges from vagina, uterus and
urethra, and all cutaneous eruptions and dis
eases. As innoculation is sure preventive
against smallpox, so is DR.. L. J. Czapkay's Pro-
phylacticum preventive against Syphiltic and
Gonorrheal diseases. Harmless in itself, It'll pos
sesses the power of chemically destroying the
syphilitic virus, and thereby saving thousands
of debauchees from being infected with the most
Ioathsome of all dieases. Let no young mar
who appreciates health be without DIR. Czapkay's
Prophylacticum. 1t is in very convenient pack
ages, and will be found convenient for use. be.
ing used as soap. Price S..
All letters must be addressed, l.. j. Czapkav
NJ. D., San Francisco. fl9:3m.
The Shasta courier., 1859-03-12
DI S S OIL u T 10 N.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE this day dis
l. solved the co-partnership heretofore exist
ing between them in the business of Hotel keep
ing. N. Maher will collect all debts owing to,
and pay all Indebtedness of the firm contracted
from Oct. lst inst. to this date Oct ls, 1858.
H. l.. CHANDLER,
N. MAHER.
The Shasta courier., 1859-03-12

nR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S Private Medical and
~ Surgical Institute is on Sacramento street,
below Montgomery, opposite the Pacific Steam
ship Company Office, San Francisco, California.
The Doctor offers free consultation, and asks no
remuneration unless he effects a cure
The Shasta courier., 1859-03-12
u DOLPHO VOL f E. S
SCHNAPPS.

A MEDICINAL DRINK, of eminently salutary
II qualities, manufactured by himself exclu-
sively, at his factory at Schiedam, in Holland,
and well known during the last twelve years
throughout all the Atlantic and Western States.
1t is made from the best barley that can be
selected in Europe, with the essence of an aro-
matte italian berry, of acknowledged and ex-
traordinary medicinal properties. 1t has long
since acquired higher reputation, both in Eu-
rope and America, than any other diuretic bev-
erage.
Analysed, it is perfectly pure Liquor, in its
effects mild and wholesome tonic. 1t is ex-
tensively used and approved by the medical fac
ulty, the temperance people, heads of families,
&c.
In Gravel, Gout and Rheumatism, in obstruc-
tions of the Bladder and Kidneys, and in Gen.
eral Debility, its effects are prompt, decided and
invariably reiable and it is not only remedy
for these maladies, but in all cases where they
are produced by drinking bad water which is
almost universally the cause of them, it acts as
a sure prepentire.
For Fever and Ague it is one of the most ef-
fcacious preventives that can be resorted to.
The Shasta courier., 1859-03-12

=. - THE undersigned will continue to con
III duct the AMERICAN HOTEL, and.,,
WI licits a share of the publics patronac
Oct. Is, lS58.-oc20-tf n MAHEE
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@tabt-M 3e,i~0en.
Cine Srhinnns.

0roinan5 Nr. %, tetitelt !: Muftipnare ii, Der
S1aod St. paul gu resuliren uno li;enlireu, an
mic fofet: q. In : 1a-,,4~'~ s""'. "'"'
Sstltun 1. DAP Mttbeiluns stoei Ser Srtinatn,.
VI. 70, tetitelt Cine S,einans, MuftipnGrs Der
Staot ct. paul gu ~reBuiiren uno lisenlirsn, ser-
scllltaneist peroe, INT su lsien ME folst:
Settien g Dag fet,e perlou lbo5 @ejdift
eeer be panotbteru1g eine5 NuftipnGr5 hetreite
eeer 1r9eno 'pelde 0eSsuifanre auf Dfeatlider
Auttton n%ertaufen ioll, 5pbne liJ porber ppa rem
Staetratbe cine Sieens Sa3u. serida1t gu bltcn,
ane lol9e perlen 1el fir lclds elSeus AT ben
S9asnleitter Der 9tabt st. Yaul einbu,eert
Sbaler jabrli9 be3ablen unc 1pl an belaate 5tapt
e!aen Bomb init FOLDER 5i9srteit, tpie Fe benz
2Nasor senilst, a~uffteasn gu Benz 8etrase spn
e!1 ta1slsno Abalsr11 nit Der Sepinsung, zap lie
cen hetrenenben verlpnen fir ale @eloer3 ulnb
@l1lnabnten, mei1e bel lpl9en Muftiuusperf1ufeur
erlest tpereen. sebSris Nedbn1n9 felt uut an Sic
leleerl 11ad' Mt3ug aler Siusla9eu unb redtnta6i-
gen 4on1n1tlicnS~ @ebitren, prompt ausbesablt.
collide 0i3ens iol fir fei1ss1rt! fiir,eru Tern,iiiSi, ais
elt Sabr bemiQist merbenl unb lpl am sn,si!eu
Qtenltaa ees rddbltfcmr1etoen Mpl,atS Wi1ra au
enoe 9ebe1, ais Der :3eit, iusnu cine iolbe Sicens
ausse9eben werbet toQ, ausgeupmmen, penn rie-
1e!ee fru9er POM Staetratbc riperrIfeu peroeu
leute nno 1oll in h~erielben Der ~telcnbere Dlas,
Seoen peer @ebduoe, NORM ein FOLDER Muftipuanr
letn @el9aft betreibt> ts,,,erft lsin.
9ett. 3. '@eftipn 4, 5 Mtb 6 ,tnb Sites son
Settien: I tn belaster Srrinana nit Musuabme
oeS Gbeiles, Der b%elfin,n,t, baB Der 5tabt- Glerf
iu elneu Dplar unb' "fiiuf3is Gents spn iepem1
Nuttipnar fur iece auo9sitelte 9ieens brrc@tiet
lein ira, line btermit piesrrufeu. ''1@',''
Ssft'on d. Nieie Srninars ipt Spr ,tno ua@
Ser0nsntli9un9 b~erlebsn in Strait treter.
6. 80 arDtu,"
gerllter beS @tabtratfhs,
Jpbn 8. D.pe9e, S%ta!t11reitsr.
9eltatt9t ben 9. Desenlter 1859 Ypn .-.
75b77 .. 81. sf b ert1bn n IHoonr
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s$ untcr ben >,euen Nn3et9en MAJ
den mir has publifum Defenders ouf pie
pes 6errn 3ierenber9 oufmerflan. SIM
Yori9en 5erbfte gum 6riepensridter IN her
Drttten Worp erndblt> tritt er am erlten
Sanuar. 1ein neueS Pint an. 5err 3icrenz
berg 1T benz ceutl den Yublifum b~inldn9>
li9 tefannt ais tIdtieer, flbiaer lun9cr
Mann, als bab ct nod elmer al,oern Gm<
pfcbluns bepirfte. &lio wenn Sbr einen
Case se1ettelt boben wout 9ebt gum
Squire. .
&c Den ron r,nebren Deuti9en" tinee(ane-
ten Mrtifel iber bic Ginmeibune ee5 3beater5 i'm
@tbenGum perten mir in na9ter Nummer auf=
nebn1en. -.
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@k"v~ ~u'Nl>, ~ !.
+: G. 8. wi((ius, Saint pau(
..5 Uriber Meyer II. @iQiu6.) L.. IN
ct. paul, ~-I = Minne1pta.
Mu0sr alen itrieeu Braaden tes BanfseI@af.
ties mirmen mir uniere %belrnpere Nuimtrtiamfei
fem Ne1faute ron w." -+'''
@edleln ouf Deutl9lanb,
}opie nuf bic 9auptpldse Granfrei9s, &nelanbs,
Der S1mei3 unt Der Ser. 9taaten ,nb t~ra{lre1
mir inter Mnbern auf folsenee eurupdii@e 5auier :
Mu9sbure. s. :. Sba3ler,
pa iel, Ya0aoant u. g.,
Berlin, s. Mnbalts II. Wasener,
Bremen, Queertne L.. Co.,
Ra0el, 0ebruter~ YfeiTer,
@pblena, yeorclo Sel19mann,
06ln, : .t+l + Qecpole @eliemann,
6rauffurt a. M., D.u. S. be Neutpiue,
Qeip3ig, greee u: &c., '+
2pnSrn, .mnE# llnion 8ant Of 2onbpn,
Surembnrg, 9 Werlin9 II. &c.,
Wiannbein, " gS . yaeenburs u. SSbuf,
Miiuben, S. {, @9d3ler, a.,
Nurnberg, Qernbarb Ralb,
pariS, Z Grdens u. &c., .s%s.z $
@trobburs, &enouarb Re BufTere, Q : -
Stutt9art, s.. @ebrioer Benedict,
1rier, Neper1cn II. Sc.
@ien, s. 8. @tameB u. 60.
Wir bel9aFen bic ..t
Gin3iebuno Don @el3ern
in europa unp fertisen bic bisr3u erforeerlie9en
papiere; ais:
Youmadten,
observation-disclosures, Gootenl 9eine ,c. lelbR
an, pertUr9en beren @ultisfeit unb be1prsen bic
eonlularil@e 8eslaubisuns perielbeu; iowie AUDI
bic
Mu6;ablun9 ypn @elbcrn
/: jebem Tbeile Deutl9lauos unp Der 99pei3,
inbem mir ben @eeenwertb Der lei uns einst<-
Soblten Betra9e BEN, lelblt in ben entleeenfen Srt<
i@aften mpbnenbeu Gmpfausern t~pltenfrei ms
9aus lenben laGeu. III" ..'-:|.
YaGa9el9eine
3ur l1eberfabrt Spn Bremen mad Ner-g erf in
@ee:ll9inen, uno in Dampfi4iHen bes 81 ORB
beutlGen Qlpyb," 1pwie 3ur Neile bon
5amtNr9 na9 Mew-gort in OampftUten her
~ amburger DampfI9tf fabric, &C.
1%elI1Gaft" Serfaufen mir ~ berab-
eeiebten pret1en. ".
Wir perfaufen ferner 81
Sam arrantS,
nit u~nlerer ldriftliden @arantie auf unbesrenate
3eit Yerlebeu, iberuebmen bic
BeleQunA poa G%apitalien
in @runbei9entbum pter ae9en Sutere1en, auf
stn* I, j.? ep't9*tat' @'a*r'tit 'tls',
8esabluna bon Euren
it jeeem 9beile unleres Gtaates, taufen unb ser
faufsu. @plo uno fremee Miiuien, aablen bic
b6h fe p'ramie fir @e9lel auf Mem. Wcrf,
Vbilaeelpbia, ct. 2uuis &C.
0emticte 8amf,
g. pouL . Winnelpto.
@elr, Briefe, cter Madri@ten lieeen Dor fir
Nr. 1870, Srbaun Gdart.
1872, Scbann Martiu MGler.
y 1873, Scbaun Spiepb Volme.
IN 135. Matis Mltre9t. g.. zs~
y 1856, 8. Naumann.
2bl.10 S. u. q. WiIliuS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-12-31

Minpe]pta 81 a9e=@pmpQnY+
gsreini9uug Der
8urbonf & Cos, unp MQen & @ba(e '6
Tabr>Nuuten b~efSrtern II
bic noroipeftlibe Grpref
unb Ser. Staaten=N Soft. -.
&isentbimer:
e. 6. 8urhanf & 81. NlIen & Gbale.
Die 1outen boben auS9e3ei9nete pferoe, Gon-
cpro=@a9en, nit beDutiamcn unb erfabrentn
Sutl9ern, bic Mue unter Iufii@t uerlailser &sen>
ten ltsben.
Yaiaeiere
fSune,, Seridert ieir1, bob lie lder unb gu biQi9en
Drsile Ell na9 aQeu ben fplssneen Yunfttn rel en- !:
Ma6 ct. Antbcny, Miuneapelis, Manomin,
Mnofa,, Daytpn, Stasea, Git &iper, Big Gate,
Monticellc, Clear Water, @lear Safe, 6oreit Qity,
ct. Glruo, @auf 9tapics, Watab, Winnepa9c,
p!att Niper, @wau &iper, 9ittle Salts, Belle
Gplo Syringe, &ibmoabz Mleranpria, 8reden'
ridge, Sort Mbercrombie, Rep Niper, @tuQmoter,
Marine, ga{a, &aYlor's unc ct. eIoir Safe. 3
Nbsaugoon ct. paul: !
Na6 ct. Mntbons unp Minneapplis sier MPal
pse Ah9s> nm 4 uHo ~ ug1 u. NC. uno I'M <
,nb 4 ubr q. 81. j 5 I I
Gasli9 I'M 4 ubr 81. 81. mad Manomin,
M,rfa, Stasca, Glf &irer, Wis Cafe, Monticello,
Clear yafe. CLEAR Mater, 6rrelt @itp, ct. @loub
unb Sauf Gapio5.
.Mrntns, MittpO9 unb Greitas nm 4 llbr a..
81. nad Watat, @innebaeu, Ylott Silver, Swan
Silver, 9ittls Sails YeQe Yrairie, Sort Shirley unp
@ruw @ins.
Montas. Mittwp@ unb Greitas um, 4 ubr q.
81. na9..&i9monb ria 9arristurs, Da9tun unb
Mpnticellp Can Der tpefliden @cite hes 6lu0es).
Oienitas, Donnerfas uno Canning UNI. I ubr
u. 90. no@ ct. Jrierb, @plb @rrins; &i@-
munr, Mleranbria, Breckenridge. Sort Mberercn,-
bic une 9fep Silver, in Derbinouue NIT ZEN Ddm-
pfern pioneer" une rNua. Mortbrup" fir gem>
lima, Sort Garry, Safe @innepes unb eas Gbal
BON @osfatdeuan, (som 1: SUM ansefansen.)
Sdslid I'M 8 ubr u. M. unp UNI 2 Qbr ..
80. mad 5ti1pater, Narine, @sia, Iaylur's
unb 81. Greir Sails. 49,. -f-..-
E.F#z@-GS@E 81 a. f. aE.: ~ wy D K 81
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-12-31

@tnter Hpute- .Dont IS. Mpril
~, bis Is. NcYember. go e.
Son ct. paul mad ga &rpNt {
sia 5alinsa, @eb @ins. Gate City, @abalbap
@eees, Minneisfa uno Winpna ; 3tuei Nal tag
LID UNI 4 ubr q. N. unb IL ubr 81.
t.+- Grtra<W a9en ....
9eben mad irstub einen, She'll tts 2anbes fir
8ersniisunss- unb aneere Gabrten ~ jeter ;3eit,
meun rerlan0t.
Mibere Muefunft ertbeilt, man in Der General.
Office, an Der Drithn @trabe, uabe BEN an,eri.
Gun 5uuie". ober in Der Office Der NorepeRti4sn
Grpreb- Gempaenie.
ct. paul, Mueuf 1859. #
@H++ - Sc. Burbantu. Co., :
as.s Manaaer.
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Ye1tQttQuno8<9tDti

Mo@ri4t tpirb biermit sesetsl,, baB tic Mt-
i9aBuns Ycn S9acen uni. 3usutsfprnmen son
eeu &ommi0aren it, @oden ber grpTnlna Spn
9umlnit @penue in ser rritten gEare Der 5taot
Ct Yaul 5urildteri9tet murSe, uub ypm 5tart>
ratb bela9ter @tapt ant 10. Saruar 1860 in Ell
ner re9elmaBt9en @er{anlmIung in 1einem Sit
sunesSimmer in Der Gt9eiballe tetIti9t ueroeu
mirb, auBer ee lpltet Spt1 ratei interelfrten War<
teien idriftliac @inweneunsen saseeen se,,adt
werben.
SIM Muftraee tee Stobtratbcs: 3
s. y. Dre9e, Stabt}9reiter.
ct. Yaul, IS. Nescmter 1859. 74t7S
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i .@0@t. @an1 9l9ent,.r no
Continental M0ecuran5<@e>
1eQ11nfty

Nr., 10, @aQzS trabe, Newzyurf.
8aar= Gapita1. = 100000.
Die Mufmerfiomfeit bes Yutlifums ~mirp 3u
Joiaenben binseteitet:
DurG bic Nllecurat5s bieIert 0eIeul 9aft erbalt
man bic gortbe,le einer vmeDlslleiti9eu MNeru-
rang" nit Gem 3uidB|iAtn' Nuten elmer rur9 gro
bss uno suSerlalT9es Capital 9%ebotenen @iderbeit
= Elm yD1tbeil> melder ourd gemDhnlide rwscbiel-
ieitise Teuer<Ger Weleul1often" ni9t
ltattfneet. Die an %teclarirte Gunpen fotnunenben
Giuipenben lno fol9eure:
Grfe jabrli9e Mttbeilun3 al, pplioe Snbater,
bectarirt am 8. Suli 1857 333 9%rocent.
| 3peite b.. 70. AM 8. Suli 1853 &5OiE1o
Dritte DO. bp. am IA. Juli 1859 SO ! .n+;fs
Mettoz M0et& Der Oeieul6oft: :
SIM Suli 1856 $57O,3 43.
SIM Suit Suit 1858 75i,96S s.:
SIN Suli 1859 c3n crosse 905,681 81. :
n 2iabilit1ten 1854 81. "
Sic a6ecurirte yartei 1T bur9aus feiner 9iabi(i>
tat (gerbinoli9feiD u%ntermorfen unit. erbalt bod
eiel' Wortbeile elmer 9rDBert unb b~iuiseren Older
beit. -
@ecuritdts Teuer DerT@erunes=
Gompa9nie.
giQi9lte unb ll9erlte Nrt gu aiecuriren.
Betbeiliste (Dealers) erbalten rs procent
be5 Nettoz 0ewinne5,
Office: 81 pine-@ trabe, Rsw-gcrt.
8aarzGapital 9 : : : $500,O0O.
So1epb Bolfer> prdloent.
2bos.W. 8irb alL giee=pra1.
st. Z. 5aNood, 9ecretatr.
@iraro Teuer~ uno Martne : Mde=
euran5zGompasuic+
philadelphia.
Office: AIS WalnutzS tra6e.
(Sm Oetdune Der @buylfiQ- Napigations~ Gp.)
BaarzG Capital : : , 100000.
ED% 8los Nilicps werten
an genpm men,. /
Die Snafer Staet @6ecuran3 : 0e=
feIfbaft.
Ybilorelpbia, pa.
Grartlin Building, 4O8 Walnut~ Strobe.
capital unt Grrplua p $324>351 ~.
0sdortertes Capital 100000.
@eriibert sesen @erlult ooer 0eldGbigun0 our@
Teuer ulr pie Wefabren our 9ee> bel Sulau:l&iN-:
fabrt ulto Transportation. d. ut i
Ne Deutlbe in Minnelpta, bic in
elmer Der pbi9en 0elellbaften oerliGern
mouen, boben f9 gu weuoen an ben
5"aupta9enten,
6. q. @clb,
Sad pnlraBe.
@idere Musfunft ertbeilen:
@pl. Scbn g.. Vrinee, 9. 9s7ermau,
Wm. sc. MarlboQ, NlYab Gmitb,
6. .. Ghurmsler, IS lru Is. Morrilon. !
S. .. 9lihtsr, 6irmo s. y. SliAtsr II. g..
.. 8eauprc, Uirma Islnrle u Seaupre.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-18
Committee OF investigation.

In the scccunts-of the County Treasurer,
as reported to the Commissioners, there is a
difference of $1,000 in his credits and the
debts to him on the Auditors books This
difference is supposed to be capable OF easy
explanation and correction, but 1t gives tne
Commissioners an occasion to appoint an IN
vestigating committee, without apparently
recognizing the demands made BY large
body of the citizens for an Investigation oil
the financial affairs Of the county. The
committee amounted by the Board consists
of John Shanklin, Esq, Alfred NJ AcGriif,
Matthew Dalzell, ]. Lukenheimer, Joseph
Il. Fox.
The committee are directed to examine
the accounts from May, 1857, to May, 1859
Why they were restricted to this period, Is
not explained. If anything should be fond
wrong in this period, there would be special
reasons for pushing the investigation to a
period beyond 1857, and though all may
appear right for the two years past it
will afford no evidence that no errors or
wrongs were committed prior to that peri
cd. The Commissioners seem TO have con-
temned the public voice by pointedly disre-
garding the excellent nominations for ex-
aminers made by one of the largest puolic
meetings ever held in this county.
As no good reasons. existed, apparently,
for passing over the names presented by the
citizens, a suspicion has been engendered
that white-washing process is to be per-
formed. The proceeding is an unfortunate
one for the officers, fox the manner of it Is
not calculated to satisfy public opinion. 1t
is singular that three sound Democrats like
the Commissioners should have manifested
so little respect for the people as 10 con-
temptously reject their entire list of nomi-
nPPs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-18
A HORRIBLE CoyrysstoS-THE CASE OF

A HORRIBLE C0NFpSSt0N-IHE CASE OF
CANNIBALIsM on THE PLAINs.-We have pub
lished the particulars of a case of cannibal-
ism on the plains, among company Of
Pixies Peak emigrants. Daniel Blue, one of
the survivors of the party, has arrived at
Denver City, Kansas, and has furnished
complete account of the affair. Blue went
from Clyde H., to Pixies Peak with his
brothers. lie writes the following horrible
confession:
CATER short effort TO continue our jour
ney, we were again compelled to lay up,
and the next day Soleg died from exhaustion
and want of food. Before he breathed his
last he authorized and requested us to make
use of his mortal remains in the way of
nourishment We from necessity, did so,
although it went very hard against our feel
ings, lived on his body for about eight days.
We then were, as | afterwards learned, on
Beaver creek, which empties into the Bijou.
one of the tributaries of the South Platte,
and about 75 miles east of Denver City
After the consumption of SOlegs body, Al
exander, my eldest brother died, and at his
own last request, we used portion of his
body as food on the spot, and with the bal
lance resumed our journey towards the gold
regions. We succeeded in travelling but
ton miles, when my youngest brother
Charles, gave out, and we were obliged TO
stop. For ten days we subsisted on what
remained of our brothers body, when
Charles expired from the same causes rs the
others. also consumed the greater por-
ton OF his remains, when / was found by
an Aparahoe Indian, and treated with great
Kindness DANIEL BLUE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-18

FIRST STEAMER on THE RED RIVER OF The
NoRTH.--The steamer Freighter has been
taken across the portage, between Big Stone
Lake, at the head of Minnesota river and
Lake Traverse, the head Of the Red river OF
the North, aud is now fairly on the latter
stream. The appearance Of the first steam
boat on the Red river Of the North is IN
event of considerable importance, and sig
mites much. The Freightcr, We are told by
one who has seeL her, is boat of the size
and appearance OF thePaaucah packet, Sill
yer Star.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-18
The License Law.

There are several provisions in the new
neatly to the notice Of the public and the
setailer, III order that they should be strictly
observed. The law prohibits the sale, BAR
ter, or gift of any intoxicating drinks on
Sunday. Il fOrbid5 the sale or giving Of
liquors, at any time, to minors, or to intoxi-
Gated persons, or any person upon the day
of any State, county, township, or munich
pal election, in the township or city where
the same may be holden. The penalty for
a violation Of these provisions is fine from
50 TO Sl0O, to which the court may add i'm
prisoument in the county Jail for 80 days.
ANY person who shall adulterate, or offer
for sale any aduLterdted liquors, shall, on
conviction, be fined not less than $50, nor
more than $500, TO which Imprisonment
NAV be added. This clause would virtually
put stop TO the greater portion of the trsf-
fc in liquors, il strictly enforced. II one
finds he has had bad headache inflicted
upon him by any OF the ordinary Nlualhous
compounds, he has only to take sample of
the stuff to a chemist, for analysis, to bring
the vendor to punishment.
Another important provision Is, that any
person who shall sell, barter, or give liquor
TO any habitually incorporate person, after
notice shall have been given him by the
wife, child, parent, brother, or sister of per-
son, or by the overseer or ovcrscers of the
poor OF the township where he resides, that
such person is in the habitof being intoxica-
ted, shall be deemed guilty of Il misdemeon-
or, and upon conviction thereof, shall be
fined not less than five nor more than City
dollars.
Any person who shall sell liquor without
u license shall he fined in any sam not less
than Eve nor more Than one hundred dol
lars, 10 which tne court or jury trying tie
cause may add imprisonment IA the eoahiy
Jail for any determined pyriod not exceeding
thirty days aal aHI-..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-18

REMEDY FOR PoIsoN.--A correspondent ut
the London Literary Gazette, alluding to
the numerous cases of death from accidental
poisoning, says:
| venture to affirm that there is scarce a
cottage in this country that does not contain
an invaluable, certain, immediate remedy
for such events-nothing more than deS-
sert spoonful OF made mustard, mixed i'm "A
tumbler Of warm water, and drank imme-
diaiely. IL acts as an emetic, is always
ready, and may he used in any case where
one is required. But take this simple anti
dote, AMI you may be the means Of saving
many fellow-creature from an untimely
end
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-18

SLIOELL, MINISTER TO FRANCE.-A letter
from Washington says that Mr. Slidell has
been appointed Minister to France and adds,
there is no doubt that Mr. Slidell has for
two years past been regarded by the Presi-
dent as the fttest man in the country to UNI
dertake this diplomatic task. If Mr. Sli,lell
has intimated his readiness 10 accept the
French Mission, it may be received rs evil
dence that his reelection IA the Senate from
Louisiana is hopeless, and with that Prospec-
tive defeat, yanishes ali hopes of the Presi-
dency.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-18

gS" A spirit of evil is whisky \ Gin
einnati exchange of Thursday says: 1.-TWO
deaths have occurred in the City Prison in
the last forty-eight hours, and both the re-
suit Of lOng-continued indulgence in bad
whisky. At twelve o'clock last night we
saw third person, in the same institution,
creeping around a post, to avoid some imag-
women were in the female department, suf-
fering from long continued debaueh.---
War, pestilence, and famine do their work
of death with certainty, bot whisky counts
its yearly victims by tens of thousands.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-18

t"SScRirr kETrRNEn.-J Jacob Maile, a
young Grrmau, Who has for two OF three
ears he.n living ia Wheelins Va, started
lew DAYS since tur his native hand to Join
the armies I'll his country now in the field
Eve! n,n,c child born in Germany is regis
tered aud ,cquired to give, in times OF peace,
thre, years service, aud in time OF war six
years, To the King. lfhc leaves the coun-
try before arriving at twenty-one years of
age he has to give security for his return
when he attains his majority. Hence,
young Male had to go back, or his father
had to pay $500 rs n forfeit TO the govern
nent.