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, 1859-03-25

NTA[TED-Two tirst-class Sewe1
~ p&of Mixers To such eon4ant employment and
hest ps.rrs will te given. H. GARRETT - Brady stret
n,rrr,n,r4 F,u-. mh33NI
, 1859-03-25

RErrnL1cAS EXECUTIVE CoxA1r7E.--At IN nd
joufned meeting Of the Executive Committee,
the candidates for Judge and Clerks rcconl-
mcndcd the following gentlemen as members Of
the Executive Committee for the ensuing ca1n-
paigu: Alonzo Harvey, VIM. Wnyman, John
Rabcr, Geo. ", Dole, Fred. Tuttle, Thee. Hart
mann, d. G. Rawlcigh.
On motion of Mr. Dunhaul, the above non,ina-
tious we're adopted.
HrxnY Rowland. Secretary,
, 1859-03-25

FIRE OK 3flLwArkEE AvESuE.-Yesterday at-
tcrnoon about two o'clock, IN alarm Of fire was
sounded for the Fourth District, CAUSED by the
burning Of three two story buildings, Nos. 1d1,
lG3 and los Milwaukee avenue, near Green
street. No. l6l was i drug store occupied BY
Chas- Niche. Tie building was worth about
Il 900, upon which there was iii insurance uf
800. NJ. los was dry goods st"rc occupied
BY 5. american t. Co. No. 1i5 WAS !. bakery
carried on by surnct, Senet & Co. The tuta|
loss is in the vicinity uf s4,5tl0.
, 1859-03-25

ITO RENT-Tfouse o4f Fulton
L strxet- Furniture. cazyetz. Ge., recently new aad
fs,l " iJx hou. for le yer! cheap. tYuEe 3. Lake
.3,,xt tnaares- 1w.oS.31 R.T VINCENT.
, 1859-03-25

ITO 1sENT-A Furnished House
L oa .f!ch!san 4 :ea=c: A4d~ss rs. r. Boz ito.
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fiNl 4 NaN HH.0 mln mtnf0hl th
7 llmiHhl tfup ihaf .HiaflH' h
.hf Mi iNe fm Ne''r atI mr he sHl
HFai.nf fn'.man af mu.Htif - fhH
UsIf hmN.. VI mf T. f.aliinf ihlfe hHf
fHf e. hlhla hil nl aba af tsa af
fAai l.Hf hl h.o hll nl. lmaa
ahall hai hnaa lnan1.tH siii-. aHd LAa-
iha opponent f1s o. t0pf lhaf llHi
hafd hm mIl. DlaN .pn0h hfn he
etme ani .aiIltl lh fhls .uia. fHlihH !
aiaIl'l ha, alafgrl hm With he.na f,a
mR.rof aioitonh'I Nmf anid4haHaf
aanli ! nol have iD euhe lil thf earne
'pfmofon Circuit Couitl frlatHa eHued
'he rrupIo fcliiNp lu llr inp character "
ibs supposed chnilairI Why, mde. flI
Statute NJ hcflolnllo worl.. ID could |nt
nae Hdhfei fudml imprisoned lboala
not, nor do ! care for fnoi bu when ! should
have 20 bo Imprisoned iisgrcal ani dI.
hauarol lor having told my c1mIrtmen thf
truth and warned thom nm.nH llie mnst
deadly enemy ~ their persons their Law
and institutions. 10 would bo o rsWrrl W.
becoming the patriotic spirit thnmifhl have
prompted thc charge, nni thereby thrown a
hulNark oi protection around out clt'1'ns tu
.hicll them FROM The rricyous WONG. Imf
may have been concealed lcnclih the inin
un'ng smiles ~ IN imposior
Aniint This law N giving the caemicN
II tie State nn advantage and protection
which 40 other sister State can ~ wIll rive.
| protects the Aholillonisl from being called
and known By hi true ucchamctcr. Il shield
the Black Republican from being recognized
by hi. correct namc. 4 thousand Aioii
tion,sis or Black Republicans mitht com'
to the State Of Mississippi to-day, and n'
one dare give hs nciglhor the waich-vor'
of caution ~ to their true character. lc.
under this ahominablc law they be fined an'
imprisoned.
This law puis i in The power Of the Conr
TO fine aud imprison for the most tritial mis-
hans. As FAR the fine is concerned or th'
insult being considered "a breach of th
peace. think the law is good but. then. Il
be imprisoned is the part that most ollee
to. Why. under the common law word
we're nothing. unless they amounted to Sian
der, and the FRS, blow constituted the oliene
for which the accused was fined. aud onl
fined; yet this law not only fines but hupri'
ons. Such nrc some Of the obicciions whie
can be urged against this odious law Of n'
,icnablc words, which, in my humble JUDI
mcn,, demands repeal Of that clause d
the act which relates to imprisonment, AZ
Yours, respectfully,
PRO BONO PtBLlCO.
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NlMBEI, II.

ii hYt CIV fNatH feaf4 rfaelleei N
Hni sNli dl " tH Az N hni fflf upan \
" mptt auf ahi heh' Ishi from shieh
nrp r utian. m tal eafH HFe tahea
ahhml, pnnN le topi ~ even, much leaa
lenilgnl m lla stslem alone, The de-
frpinnlI lIm .ulnlf ln ihe uaf n fihf better
impDnupi. fnl De- por pl9ushlhg heee'safy
fa h.usnl hy ile planter thus plehehinf ~
lni fuilio ihHn necessary 70 he usei Wy
iir rlnnief who fai. tefofe ploaehing,
hnr., ioi Otherwise dispose- af his siubble
Rni tplls 'lhofein is real advantage =
hoiiDr pIonghi and deeper plpuahna, and
ihl. connected With the hofiranal culture
t.ll inara.o tmlly your crops fof time
\ uu mas nluWr innf cfopa " ibis way
700 tu have exhausted the perfection n
mplrmrnls. Nnl ploughed ~ deep ~ land
cin ha routhul, bat having reached ihai
mui Your crop muai fail every succeeding
year iutl m The proportion that the ell.
mpnls II fertility IRE removed ~ the gtn'n,
seed. etc., NJ lho crops, ldue allowance male
lbrutmosphnc. rain and electric inIluences,l
lulon hom the spl. We may be told that
iht proccs would improve the crops for
long time vc gpni II, perhaps century
Nv extraordinary and expensive implements
ind labor. hui nevertheless, the certainly
lsmlrou result viii come European agr.
culture hnr proved the fact but too truly
1 ~ farmer there nov relies any longer upon
W. system ior Improvement; they practice
w. Il !. true, a. We do, and even expect "a
do, as auxiliary 10 the true philosophy, u
add Ia the soil real fertilizer proportional
10 the crop We expect TO gather from thu
soil, This d the only system that will i'm
prove the fertility and the productive eapac'
ty u ihc soil aud never fail.
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III yrarly aigsHi.tments ore allowed - be-
chm "a twice teff without ndd iIonal charge.
fE' lne Cash tlr advertising " due from The
fra inaefiiih ~ M hdtrris mHW,
AkcttisenHu'a mol marked with The number pt
Insertions irtr'd will hn puhli.hcd and charged
fIF a. the regular rates until ordered ant
Adheraisrmcn,s from d.ian'e must be aerom.
prni,d hv ih' C,sn. or sntisfrt"ry reference.
puliii'd addresses NJ circulars nienled Tor IN
diyidaa benefit, charged ~ ADVERTISEMENTS.
Aiserti. IN 'n,s II u personal nt,ure. II admit.
tol At alt, will have to be paid Tor In advance, ut
dinlie price.
II El.tcgiil business notices % cents per line.
lnnnc,nau,- of candidates mus, be p,il for
arieiiy n ddrrpee. ~ fnl"w'i For state aud Dis
irici oldc,., $40; for County ohces, -.
Dhitu,ry Naticrs over ninc lines IN length. or
Tribute. cl Rc.pec, by As.ocii,.ons % Societies,
on the desth " member, must be paid for o, our
advertising rates.
Al camannic,,oa'Ncr this parcr must be ne.
c,mn,nird rs ihe anthpr.' signatures.
~. NJ communications connected With the
la.ines. NJ this ohcc must DC addressed 70 "1he
ki.or of the pAoola STAR
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PHO BoNo prBLlco.
Written 70 Tho Panoia Star.
THE TABLET or WRONGS.


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cnfIi.s AND FEVER.

We remember that some years gone BY,
that the whole Of Virginia, east of the blue
Ridge, was more afflicted with tho Chills and
Fever than ai any other period within tho
memory u man. There wns scarcely fam.
lily within circuit Of iiity miles around
Petersburg tha, had not one or more of IL
inmate. "lown" with this physical curse of
humanity. In some counties the tobacco
crop suffered greatly for the want of proper
attcution---ihe negroes being too sick with
the fever and ague to work.
The following remedy. we learn, was 1t
length rcsoricd to, which proved wonderful.
" cilcacious in curing the complaint. We
publish Il for the bencfi, of our readers, Or
their friends, who may be 50 unfortunate -
TO contract the disease.
Remedy fer CAiHs and Rtver end Ssvsr
and Agns.--1ake one pint Of sweet milk
aud one tablespoonful Of ground ginger,
mixed thoroughly, and heated over the Ars
as warm as il can be drunk, vhoA the chill
comes On or commences. Repeat the doss
once or twice, II necessary, andths euvs vii
BE- effected. g.
N. B.-lf the system be cossise, IN apes.
len, may be necessary In order IN prepare
il properly for the above prescription.
This Is the mos, accessible. the cheapest,
the most et6eaciov and the rpcedisst remedy
IN the world.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-11-03
STOP THAT PHEpiNui

Take our advice. and never watch your
ncighLors. It is vulgar practice at best;
il is very unsatisfactory one.
Lis.ener,<hcy say, never hear any good Of
In the same way. pccping folks
never see much to crafty their self-ccm-
placcncy; and this occasions feelings which
10 no, tend to render lie ., all more agree
able. But worlc than this, in arrogating
to yourself the righ, to watch others. You
,aciily admit their right to watch ,cn.
And however correct You may be IN your
Department. however unimpcachablc in your
course. there are always points Of move
mcnts which yon prefer to Keep to Yourself.
There are always circumstances which. whci'
fully understood, are honorable. but which,
when graspcd rs watcher might grasp il,
in disconnected parts, are susceptible # a
sinister Interpretation. and your ncig'ibor,
may not be ofas charitable q nature as you
Abandon the habit. therefore. Of prying in'e
the affairs Of others. and you will afford then
no pretext for rrylng into your own.
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ltN. $1,000 esf m. M. HIt. fa HHi flat
l.au iau0n ahHa iaN
HN.bf H0Uh m t m
.n. mrirl I.NI maf
h HaNlI 'I.Ml m
d .n. 4. tI. uiMm nl "a. tUaHu nH
d.sI 0.I tlod pnImft f0H fItfIf
4Immm mo nI a ... staf l.aI +
n.-..l IO. uIll.n lhfm 1lH L.f
U.... nIl nl OH. dfDd Hnsf l4H
IItUtl.n0.l. fu mlffl h.e
it ruH IH hd mHmuad mf fns
WH bow mdlg w. ntrfa.iaI npah 80 g.
Na n,ul onmril whom hr sa. mpi iaHI
m.hnr Nimkod apm "a Hm su.
uunHN iHu'h rl.m .irt.t.Iul ihf lt
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4 TuorGur roR YouSG MEN.-No wreck
i. 80 shocking to behold "a that of disso-
luic young man. On the person Of the de-.
bauchcc or incbriaie, infamy is written
lIow natusc hangs labels over him 10 testify
her disgust ut his example. Ilow she
looscns all biz joints. sends trsmors along
his muscles. aud bends forward his frame .
The wretch whose lifelong pleasure il has
bcou ;odcha.c himsclfand ,odcbaueh othcr..
whose heart hasbccn stocpciin sin 80 that it
il black al over. is an offence to the heart of
the uiblcmishcd.
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TngfAsr BoY.--smart youth. ycu are
going il with rush-you are out running
yOur years. You have slipped your collar.
Wild colt. and broken loose from all parental
restraint. Yoa are determined not to tsrry
in Jericho tin your beard be grown. and 81
you dash into the world as II you had been
through il dozrn times, and knew every
cSc5k and turn from one end to the other.
If yuu can drink rum, chew tobacco and
swearlike trooper, while just entering upon
ySsw tscns, hardly know what You will Be
best qualified for when you get into tn,
middle Of Jour t-y-ties. Verify, you vii
probably 90 to the State priscn--and il mat
iers but little, 50 far as your own good /
concerned. sslicitcus father anxious moth
er.look upon that boy, and weep.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-11-03

WH,r 4 WirE Snorlp BE.--Ssys m olI
author: ~ good wife should he like three
;hing., which three things she should mo-,
10 Ike. First, she should he Ike a snail,
always keep within her house. but ii. should
M, bc like y snail to carry all -hc ha. upon
her back. Secondly. she should be- like m
echo. always speak when she Is spoken to
bui she should not bc Ike m echo. always
to have the lat word. Thirdly. she should
be like town.clock, always keep time and
regularity. but she should not be Ikea town.
clock, to speak 50 loud that NIL the town
may hear her.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-11-03

God made the World IN six days-it sskss
man six minutes 60 End fault with Il.
God saw that II was good and blcsssdl h
--mau finds Il had and curses h.
Alas. for man that sees nothing With ~
eye. u God, hut evevythlo1 With ~ on!
both God and man jader u The esssh and
its things from the nature separntely viehiA
them.
II Is no, the earth and its erepsurss ~
the waters, nor the air, with their ssihss q
living things. which God .ces 10 b ess1 ~
hlesses asordinsly; il IL thc eternal -
changcsbIe spirit cf lie. II truth, ssd 4
beauty. which, from Ills ovnvhc infssss ists
them ALL
I, il not the earth. nor the scas, ~ ths
creatures that man finds evil, md cusses ~
cordingly; il h his own blind eyss, snd ~
ter spirit, and cspricioas temper, tAreseA
whose jsuniicci medium al ikinap becs1s
evil and out Of proporsisa sith ~ assuul
and ime.
Earth, ocean, air sad lifc! Lei = 1enA
to see aud TO bless yc, even - 70 knse ~
seen and blessed BY the Eternsl rssbss.
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SrUANGr.--1o hear person ut one mo-
mout confess himself u yilc worm of the
du.t-ihc chief Of sinnni-a hardened ~.
br-ioially dcpra,cl--deserying Of eternal
torture. &c.--yct ready TO blaze np With
passion The moment one hints he may have
formed an incorrect opinion. improperly cX-
pressed himself, or committed sone action
M, qui,c occoplunt with the moral code
Which shalt be bclicyed--thc parroiel,
whining confession. or the act itsclfl--
Strange. isn't itl At one moment, thc
English language has no words sufficiently
expressive Of sclf.abascmcnt; at another. a
broken head il You question bis inialiibility
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-11-03

4 GsN FROM CALIFoESfA.-The tongue
of childhood in it, earnest aud innocent lisp.
ings not mfrcquen,ly gives uitcrance 10 the
mos, exquisitely poetic expressions. which
seem to fall from their tiny lips by inspira-
ton. A few days ago bright-cyed little
boy in this vicinity, abou, six years old,
retired up stairs to bed. leaving hi. mother
below withon, the customary good night
hiss. A. hc kissed bis father and babe him
good night Nc naisely said. tell mamma
good night for me. ! forgot to kiss, but tell
her that I kiis, her in my hsnt' p
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~ The ..li,sle cur, sies' ofIife, friend
assures rs. are for the most pass 10 b found
among the gentIer ser, between the ages cl
four and six. -
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ss-wAy on earth, Ke.i.A," ..ted

E-~wAy on earth, Keziah," asked
Squire Jvn& Of his sister. Mrs. 1.arkin.
.'dii ycs give your boy such an everlasting
hard name. It'sss long as . string Of
dried apples" "well, brother, boys are
50 particular when they grow up. and Away.
want romantic and fine sounding names: and
50 told my husband We would call the
child Peler Zcrubabel Kish Elkessh Hab-
skuk, and when he gets old enough. he cen
take Ne clicicr.- The squire Thought il
vsaM " hart picking, hat he did notss,y
-; ssd Mrs.. LsrAm went on whh her knit
ting IN : fsAls q sercne satiafaetiaaA.
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E- Miss Tulip, in speaking Of old
bachelors, .ays: "They. ara frozsn-out
gardeners in the aswer-ted Of love. A
they are as useless as weeds they should Be
served In the same manner--choked.'
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.J,)IB WOlI1i

or ~. nrscairrioss. from large Hand Bills to
Fancy Cards, dcnc with Ncntncss md Dispatch,
and on reasonable terms.
CaseI ON DELIVERY. -
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.HAt5psarssss hat itnalss. vhe
::ssS Us. ..;s,:;s : s.s's'i'''' 'As.a : s'.a =.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-15

BLE-Recollect that all sickness arises from i'm
purity or the JIood, aud that Jtdson's Mountain
Herb Pills will 50 surely find out and cleanse these
impurities from the SYSTEM that disease cannotex-
ist. So simple and innocent are the herbs aud
plants that compose them, that il Is not necessary
have them sugar coated in order that the stomach
can bear them: In most cases Pills sugar coat
ed because the materials Of which they are made
gripping aud malignant, that otherwise deli
cate stomach could not bear them.
These Pills deal with disease as il is aud will not
Ouiy cure hy removing the cause, hut will build up
aud restore tue broken constitution. There are
many WHO have so ,rified with their constitutions
that they think medicine cannot help them let
not even these despair incrednlity aud seepteisn
Is oyerthrown by a mass OF testimony which lie
truly irresistible At first the virtues ascribed 10
these MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS were deemed
fahulrus The public had been so cften deceived
tba ~ could net believe Tie simple truths al
s,nced D., their disooysrsr let facts undeniable,
ttested NY witnesses Of the highest character and
iespoctability, haze proved. and are proving each
day. the virtues cf this mighty healer" They
mark By their miraculous efficacy and power new
sII in MEDICINE
Sold by all Medicine Dealers jel-d&wim
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-15

PORTLAND, Me-, July LIZ
Eighty kegs Of powder in one of the new
mills at Gorham, Maine, exploded yesterday,
blowing the building to atoms. One man
was severely injured.
-e. LEAyEywoRTH, X. T., July I'm.
By an arrival from the mines, last night,
the following details are furnished. Pros
pecting has been prosecuted a considerable
distance .outh of the present diggings, re-
sulting in indications equal to any already
discovered. Good leads have been struck,
seven miles below ,Iackson's, on Clear
Creek; also reported rich discoveries near
Boulder Creek. - H. j.
Building is Wig rously prosecuted at Den
yer Uity. The population is steadily aug
mentng. There is an increasing demand
for provisions, all the indications point to
the permanent establishment OF the Kansas
mines. The shipments of Quartz Machine
ry from here, when put in operation, viii
more fully test the value Of the gold hear
ing quartz discoveries.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-15

ARHIy AND DEPsGTUREs-sRoN5 o'rL"Ck wEpsTs-
DAY IT'LL O'Clock THURSDAY,
Can. Pike, Louisville 10 Memphis. +r-. a.
Pacific, New Orleans 10 Louisville.
Chattanooga, Louisville to Cairo.
Kentucky, Memphis to Louisville. 4,..
Gen. White, Green river to Evansville.
W. L. Maclay, ST. Louis to Cincinnati
Hudson, Cincinnati to New ORLEANS.
SOuth-rncr, Louisville ~ Memphis.
The river here continues to fall. Business
on tue levee remains dull, and freights
scarce. Weather yesterday very warm, with
decided indications of rain towards evening.
the favorite packet Charley Bowen leaves
to-day upon the arrival OF the cars, for
Cairo and intermediate landings Every
thing about the Bowen is so we'll suited to
10 the wants and comforts of passengers that
it is pleasure to travel on her. Capt. Dex-
ter in command, with Dexter, Jr, and Tom.
Wheeler in the Office, all excellent and conr-
teous officers.
We are indebted to Mr. McNIichael, the
clever aud attentive clerk of the Southerner,
for late papers The s. passed down yester-
day with moderate trip.
In view of the late decision of the wharf
boat question at Cairo, they expect TO do a
large forwarding business during the sum-
mer and fall. ~. ss ask
The river between Louisville and Cincin-
natl is getting very low, and the Telegraph
occasionally feels the bottom at the flats.
Ii is said that the Lambs has been sold TO
New Orleans tow boat company for SIS,
000
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-15
New York Market.
INV YoRK. july l4--P.

go .xsr New York, July l4--P.M
Flour heavy. and 5@10 cents lower !;
sales of 4, 100 brls at 5 2e@5 GO for superfine
State; s 6o@e 90 for extra State; IS
@5 G5 for super. Western 60(96 20
FOR common to good extra ditto; D e5@5 go
for FOLD, and 8 5000 10 fresh ground
round hoop Ohio, market closing heavy
and dull Rye -four dull at 4 oO@s4 20,
Wheat unchanged sales 45n0 bush at IS
for white Ky; so for red Western; a.
for Michigan. Rye dull at ss@s9. Barley
quiet, Corn frmer,. but quiet; sales
of $4,000 bush at s7(Gss for Western mix
ed, end s9@s0 for new yellow Oats
As for State. Whisky unchanged; 200 bbls
sales at 81. Pork active and lower; sales
of 5000 bbIs Mt 16 90 for mess IL Is
for prime. Beef hams dull at l5(9ls.
Bacon qniet. Cut meats dull at 81 for
shoulders, s@sffer hams. Lard heavy at
lo4@Ilt. Butter heavy at ll@l5 for
Ohio, and l46ls for State. Cheese dull
at 7@9. Tobacco qniet and easier at 40
10 for Kentucky. Tallow firm. Wool
fLm. Sugar buoyant and s@i higher !;
Mnscovado 54@6s. I
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-15

b. virtue If a decree of the Yanierburgh Court
Of Common Pleas made at the December term ls58,
1 will sell ut public auction at the Court Iouse IN
Evansville, Ind, the 10th day Of June, 1889 the
southwest quarter Of the northwest quarter, and
the northwest quarter Of the southwest quarter Of
section No. fifteen 49, is Township No. six (6)
south VI range No eleven III wtst. in Perry town
ship
Also, five acres, mon less, Icing that part Of
fractional section No. thirty -one (3l) Township
Nc. six CO. south of range No ten west, adjoining
the city OF Evansville aud fronting tinion Place,
and being part N the homestead Of fh- late John
NJ Stinson, deceased. The last desI ihed tract will
le subsiiyided la lofs-a plat IF which can Ia.
al my ofscc-upon this ~ ereced FIRST rate brick
dwelling house, now occupied by &. ;. Wells. Esd
Terms If sale, = cash balance in six and twelve
months fruIn the day If sIle, the purchaser giving
note-sith approved security. waving relief from
valuation aplr1isem,'nt Jaws and hearing inter
mt from aats TfIOS. j.. GARylN,
seylg-ttdSwlaw. Commissioner
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-15

VIoLAIloS OF TIE Logon LAS.-The bar
keeper of the Paviiol Hotel was tried on
Wednesday forenoon, before Justice Stinson,
for violation of the liquor law, in selling
without license He was adjudged guilty,
and fined So.
Two other liquor sellers were brought mp
and held to examination for a similar Of
fence. One of the two showed that he had
recently taken out license, and the other
gave bond to procure and produce license
bra certain hour next day.