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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-23

Said tracts are located near the Canal and Rail-
road, are covered with tho most valuable timber
for building and other purposes, snd'a the finest
lands In the county FOR Agricultural purposes. -
Titles perfect.
i6o acres the n Or Of sec. q. town S. range
west 20.
leo acres the Q or of sec "a, town 3 .. range
west
80 acres the west half, ar, Of sec "a, town 3.
range west
30 the half. . ar, Of section "A, town 9,
range west.
ne The lands In Pike and Gibson counties are In
healthy portions VI the country, well supplied with
good water. alec with abundance OF the best
timber and stone coal. Titles indsputabe.
rS- Persons, DESTROYS OF purchasing, will call
upon the undersigned for terms and particulars az
the Real Estate Agency, Third street, opposite tho
Court House, Evansville, Indiana.
.,12 ko,.,u wn IN WAITED
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-23

IMPROVED 1859, WITH NEW & EXTRA LARGE FLuEs
THE STEWART STOVE
Is the only true Economist among Cooking Stoves
THE STEWART STOVE
Operates TO perfection with Btuminous coal.
THE STEWART STOVE
Win pay for itself In saving of fuel every years
THE STEWART STOVE
Does all kinds OF Cooking at the same time, and
gives You also plenty of hot water, and a warming
closet without cost.
THE STEWART STOVE
Combines the entire knowledge Of a veteran inven-
tor If rs years experience. .te
THE STEWART STOVE
Bakss perfectly on top aud in oyen aud roasts In
front, all at the same time.
THE STEWART STOVE
viii do twice the work of any other Stove with the
same sized oven.
THE STEWART STOVE
Cooks meat and pastry together without hnparting
the flavor of one to the other
THE STEWART STOVE
Will last twenty years. Many now Ina that
though costing first, it il in the end cheaper
than any Common Stove.
Is the article suited Ia every tan ily.it will aid in
promoting luxury with economy. While il will be
found Invaluable servant ia the house of the
wealthy, it will prove Good Samaritan in secur
ing mfort ind happiness 10 tbs families Of the
poor To those in moderate circumstances il makes
itself indispensable by its labor saving and
nomical qualities.
THE STEWART STOVE
Is warranted for three months, and may then be
returned-so You run no kind Of risk in trying il.
THOMAS SCANTLIN,
Sole Agent for Evansville.
FULLER. WARREN & CO., Manufacturers,
Troy, New York. aplS-lm
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-23

Office 70 CITY PHE.SfCF.R.N.S.
~ Notice is hereby given that the City Coun-
ell will receive proposals and let to the lowest and
best bidder on Saturday night, April ed inst the
contract Of attending all the city poor small -pox
cases, or other contagious diseases, keeping the
city properly yascinated, and furnish all necessary
medicines for the present year.
BY order Of the City Council.
apo =. BURKE, City Clerk.
Walk slofa 4
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-23

n UIG II X ~ . EXTRA sUG.sR.
V CURED HAMS-lO00 ext IA sugar cured Hams
The Qugisy Hams are the nonparciI. and no mis-
take. For sale only at
z. II. COOK & SONS,
apo Sole Agents for Evansville lad
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-23

DkOPOSALS.-SE. PROPO-
II sails will be received by the City Of Evans
ville at the Office of the undersigned, for all the
excavating and filling in, and making OF brick and
plank sidewalks, ordered 10 be done 10y said city
aud which ssid orders have failed to be complied
with-until 30th April inst.
by order Of Council. y. BURKE,
ap22-t City Clerk.
tyOlksbote copy.l
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-23

VvO.h4TO ClTSUP-. FOR SALE By'
II the gallon or bottle, at
ap23 Y. II. COOK q SONS, q Main st.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-23

HROUsE IND Lots FOR s.sLE.F
III want to sell lots Nos. 3 and 4, in Rlock I52
in Lamasco, corner Clark and Market SITS There
is a frame dwelling HOUSE, the premises, consist
Ing of two tenements; one tenement having three
rooms and the other five, and constructed as 10 be
convenient for one two families There is also
large cellar under the house, and ON one corner
the premises brick ice house, with a room over it
Intended for meat shop, and fitted mp for that ur
pore.
Terms will b- made easy. For particulars. call
on the undersigned, or II. q Wheeler, ESQ, or
Jones Blythe JOHN DEACON.
ap14-1w [yoIksbote copy
GyU.N,DHERS- Ees. a+sF-'
~ Russia Sheet Iron,
Block Tin, ..
Sheet and Slab Zinc,
- Coke Tinpate,
l4x14 do
l2xl2 de-,
I4x2n y do on hHud nd for sale by
apl3 SAMUEL ORR.
UEO.f.N.TED.-A gentleman aud HE wife
~ wishes boarding in private family. any Que
DESTROYS OF accommodating them can learn psrtc-
ulars by addressing note to WAITED" or calling
at this ofce Immediately. aprlf
DCTT6R. 800 LBs. ". A. BU1.
- ter bbls A. No. l Butter. Received this
day at Il. II. COOK i SONS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01

By the laws of Ohio, passed few years ago,
ten per cent. per annum interest could be legal
ly charged for money by special contract, 9th
erwise, not over six per cent This law has
just been repealed by the Legislature of that
State, and any rate over six per cent per annum
is now illegal, and consequently cannot be col.
lected, though there is no forfeiture involved in
charging over this rate, except the risk run of
not being able to collect the over charge by law,
in case the party who had agreed to pay it,
backs out or falls, and the debthas to be collect
ed by legal process.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01

REF. Mr.. KLIHMAN, Methodist missionary,
who has been preaching to the Indians in Ore.
gon since the year 1928. was murdered with his
family not long since, under singular and appal.
ling circumstances. The small pox having bro.
ken out among the savages, while the mission
ary's family were not attacked, the former
thought that the pestilence had been introduced
by the whites With the intention of extermina-
ting the red race. Acting upon this horrible
suspicion, their next step was revenge. bold
chief was selected for the deed, who stole into
the chamber of the sleeping family, and buried
his tomahawk in the brain ofthe missionary and
that of his wife, and then other Indians rushed
in, and helpless children, male and female em-
Ployees were butchered, the house razed to the
ground, fences destroyed, and every vcstige ora
once happy home disappeared.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01

THE Life of Madison, on which Hon. William
Q. Rives has long been engaged, is in such
state of forwardness, that the first of the three
volumes of which it is to be composed, is now
in the hands of the publishers, Messrs Little
Brown & Co., of Boston.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01
NUMBER 100
SADDLES, HARNESS. TRUNKs. &e.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.

T SHEPPARD, No 1Sl Main s., corner of Unio1, vin
81 continue 70 keep on hand large and eonpste a.
soFtment AL articles In his ne eoalsinR Of Lts ana
Gentlemen'a Saddles, CuaESe HaFeas. rrunl,
vaees, Carpet Bars SatcAels, Collars Humss Whlps
E0uld respectfully call attention and
By strict attention and PronPtnas to merit eoziuuanes
Of the public patronaEe-
All kinds Of repairing srOnptly done. sRa IN p
nsa3s5- .sSSo ,. B. sHsPeAkD y, HI,Is.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01

physician in Rochester named Samuel Rus.
sell, has been arrested on coroner's warrant
charged with causing the death of Helen E.
Smith by abortion. The deceased was only
nineteen years old, and had been married some
two or three years. The arrest of Dr. Russell
was mainly based upon statements which Mrs.
Smith made to her sister before her death, to
the effect that she applied to the doctor and
paid him fifteen dollars for performing the ope-
ration. The Union says, DR.. r. is an elderly
man, and has resided in that city twenty years
or more. having an Office on Exchangest This
is the first time an accusation of crime has been
made against him. 1t is proper to state that
the strong evidence before the Coroner's jury
would probably be inadmissable on trial in
court-that is, the statements of deceased made
to third persons when the Doctor was not pre-
sent. The evidence was, however, sufficient to
warrant the holding of the accused to answer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01
CHARLES w. CIR RAHAM

CHARLES w. GRAHAM,
sUC CESS . Es r . ; \ N rs r AIMEE n
VIE undersigned would inform TIE Wheeling
and Vicinity that having purchased the Drug and Pre-
sertpon Store, formerly owned By DR.. James he
viii continue 20 the Drug business In AL
branches lie most respectfully soies eontnusnee of
the pube patronage which has heretofore s0lerAfly
extended towards this old and veil establishment.
II VIII be hG AIN TO keep thing, puresf
and At the lowest price, usually found veil fur
uished Drug establishment. .. 20
Prescriptions carefully eompounded fro the purest 81
Medicines. CHARLES ". GRAHAM
Me- 20, cor Main and WebsteFGts.,
myls Centre Whssling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01
WHEE
THE INTELLIGENCER.

JoN1s, the defaultiug cashier Of the colch,a.
ter Conn, Bank, was arraigned last week, and
in default of bail to the amount of $50 600 was
committed for trial
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NOTICE,


OllAA. IlONaANe
UTHOLEsALE AND RETAIL Manufacturer % saddIes,
w Brides Ham, and Trunks. and dealer in all
ees usually kept BY faddeTs, hE leave 10 inform the
PGhle that he has opened No. i65 Mag MaFkct
Alley, where he viii be glad any persons WantlnE
Of the above articles. Ashe intends make good
and sell At fair prices he hopes obtain liberal share
OF public Partcar paid ord-Fed
work. and repairing done with Dispatch SepIs-
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How ThgY MAkg DEAp. HEAps ~ CnINA.-

How ThEY MAKE DRAD.HEADs IN CnrNA.-
The correspondent of the Neto Hampshire Pa
triot, in China, writes to that paper az follows
zone sight which met my eyes from one part
of the city walls at once recalled all the scenes
of butchery and barbarity which have been ex
hibited by the rebels in the war they have been
waging for years in China, and by Ych, the late
Governor Of Canton, who has by his executions
cut off the heads of 100000 Chinamen-One
hundred thousand within the last two or three
years, in small square in the city, sometimes
five hundred at time, till the ground was SO
stepped with blood that he who entered that
horrible butchery ground, sank at once into the
blood and miro up TO his very ankles What
startled me was the sight of eSht human heads,
tied up by their tails in small baskets, high up
on the wall Some Chinese pirates had watch.
ed their opportunity, and stolen on board an
English vessel at night, and rushing upon the
captain aud mate when asleep, had murdered
them and others in cold blood and this not on
tho high seas, but upon the river on which
Shanghai is situated, aud in full view of the
city, in the daytime A few days after, they
were all apprehended, and suffered the extreme
penalty of the Chinese law, by beheading, and
then the suspension Of their heads in the man
ner / have mentioned before the public gaze,
| till they shall utterly consume away. The Chi
nese and Japanese both maintain that the ends
of Justice, and indeed of humanity, arc alike
promoted by severe punishment, and certain.
1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01

SANTA Anna devotes his leisure time in 81
Thomas to fighting game cocks. tits pretended
that Miramon has invited him to take the gov.
ernment of Mexico. '''' s0'-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01

PRoPosED BALLOON VOYAGE To EURoPE.-The
TrOv Times says:-"Nir John La Mountain is
busiIy engaged in this city in making prepnra-
tions for the construction of the balloon with
which he hopes TO be able to cross the Atlantic
during the coming season. For two weeks, one
of Dutcher's patent machines, at the rope and
cordage works, has been used in making the
twine to be used for the net of the ship. This
is about one tenth of an inch in thickness, and
composed of thirty.six strans of the very best
Holland linen, carefully selected from the stock
At the Mechanicyile thread mills. twas neces.
sary to gunge the machine aud drills, in order
to turn out cord of the required size. That
produced is remarkably beautiful in its make
as smooth and even as woven silk. Its strength
may be inferred from the fact, that it will resist
a steady strain of three hundred pounds The
silk for the balloon has been selected from
recent importation from the East Indies at New
York. It is remarkable for the strength and
irtnness of its fibre, while at the same time, it
il as light as any in market. The balloon is to
be constructed at Lancaster, Pa, upon the
frames and with the apparatus used by MI Wise,
the father of aerunautics, for the purpose. 1t
will probably be completed early in May The
first trip will be made from Chicago during
the latter part Of that month; and Mr.. La
Mountain designs crossing one of the lakes and
travelling at least one thousand miles over the
continent"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-01
w. j. MARKS,

PRACTICAL, WORKMAN At
WnIche6, GIoctkb, silver w nHe n nd , eyvelHY
VJAEISG hand, I'd intend keeping, well selected
i OF American, English, French and Swiss Watch
es; American and freno Clocks Gold and Silver
Chains, Keys, s.Hs Rings Breast Pins Ear RnEs and
Iockets Silver Tmbles; Gold, Silver, Steel and German
Silver Spectacies Spoons Forks, Ladies, ButterLniyes
Prut.knivcs Gold Silver Pens and Pencils Work Box
es, Cases. Cabas, Portmonias and Purses,with
experiences and being we'll prepared with hne TOOLS
EEOIsR and LathesI am fully convinced that will
BE- able to render full the public who may IA
vor call the old stand, 1s9 Main Eagle
and Watch. w. j. MARKS. q
Wheeling, Nov. %, 1858.
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s.. -. 233igSner.

6au81 1reIner nnb Garpenter,
@r. 2S9 51nDSerir., nabe 5enrtettear.
~tynpEebIt N@ benz Dutlttunt fir aae In ietn Fnds fAroos,h..
Nrbetttn, fCp0bl tn @rridtun9 Rsuer @eb6nbe IA ~ Su% :.
tsaraturen, 1nb eerfprt@t bet btltaen Uretfen Inns IN ny ~.
h~duerbafte unb fpItbe Nrk9tt. Oe.1 1Srnts
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unb 4pn ieeer P0l8e unb 9auart wereen a li,ffrt
Die 6rbBte SGrefdit wirb, auf be Mpbett un6 ami 81, 9rs
DGbl br Watertaiten OefDenbet rnb er fann ba6er fir jens
aus es1ienl @tabltferent bergpr9ebenhe Srfrua1crt ss {SS,
Gntte Iberrebnten, SAP IS Gnt @t9enida}tCn stnss 11tg5 IS6
nos Bette. ~
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Srr benz Gag bS Gerfanfes an aarantirt. W.
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frunteutet, peI3s in stner srr6 zen @ntfernuna perieubeT mSr
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geCnaten Spnt SsrfGnIStaes an, mtre 8efdttet. foUts stn I'm,
lhrnrent nt6t ~pcnt1mhtg be~frtebtgau.
~ 9tRBbdnStsF toefcsa %npbItlRn, bet usS SDrj9 rtbeu
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rDu etr befen S1itranentenmaderu an SA5 ITS 1906.
So planes werben Y III m aus
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0lU. rs Seconbitr1Bc.

Nc. 70 SecpnbftraSc.
Ve"srz wdart1es Mnb 2ebcne=OerGdbcs
St6erfe unb ~ieItelfe Gomtoonip
Verliderun98>@on Der 8anen ron gSiroin;pr
.t a nit 100000 Capital
GpnfburgaSerIiGerung Comp ron Niro;nieu.
nit 5000 900 Capital
Albetnarte BetliderunoS. Comp, ron 8iroiuleu.
nit 100000 Capital
Charter Oafs8erli6er Comp, BON SartfOro.
nit $3.50, Capital
security Oerliherun98 Comp, pon Rem. gurf.
nit $27O, ~ pttal a
Pbeutr@VerfiGeruno8sG oulp. BON NeD>0erf,
nit $500, 900 Is apital
Nelclute=V erfiberun98 @omp. Upn 9lens0O
nit $270,000 CAPITAL
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nit 100000 Capital
g{etp Worlo Gerli6er. Comp. ron Wem,V prf
g NIT S25O,OOO capital
Wercantlle Wutuol Marire.
nit 81, 900, 900 CAPITAL
Deretnt9te Stdaten QebenSs 8erItderuno ,c.
NIT $1,25o.972 Capital
Nortbern Nffurance Comp. Of Qcnbou
-. +2 nit 81, 194,1I1 Capital. ~
Dte pbfn benteriten Gplnpaante, n inb 3gn Ser Qpo;ajoirr
bee StddttS Wdrptanb autbpriftt unb ItIenTrf.
Ote Spn benz WnterSeiGne:en resrGle tttriet GDmpdoufeen
GatGH ptttlt6 0erfn aSares GdpHat 3uu polen S4sa an,
@frfiteruhBspflteer iperben a~nSsteeben nnb @srIaa,
punftlt9 erfeBt. GbCS. &. SDbnhcn%
70 Secpnelr
Jreb. " fu n, ,6ureebpr, 9ani7tl
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SITS. 1863 81 III. Central Wpenue,
Baltimore, sd

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Ifauft: Iaetntger IBent tn Baltimore fir SntttbS 9btlabelS
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p;radgsnOn1men unb bas @e6 ntebcr erfatttt. %@pnbttDren
Lennen dne Wrten Dpn9rrppt tn TIRE HOnt6ntn aefnHt erbalte
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MECHANICS SAVINGS BANk .
~unasaOssn mad benz neuen @sbdnbe ter Baltimore Bart -
SIDE vpn Baltimore unb 81. PAUL BtraFe.
cJpktl g. Gra0eS WrGlibrGs
= 1aCD reFtpt M 1fHag
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Or. %. %gDDObfbt, SpBn % prr6n. Gam. Gerf'
Sdmes gtutrap, @Ue gBtHant o. 3. Doriss,
Snp. %. Wpe, G.. Scales 8ecft, @cp. 81. Reife.
Dtefe SaHt TT t1gIt6 BON ~ btsf Qbr fur BEN @rnpsana
BON Dsppttea unb Nussdblung Don @elbern pfer T-'
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nn.er bic DeYpEtprtn pertbetlt. az
Summer S0n trgsnne mem Yttrass .wsrOsn psnSnbiptbutr
8etegf0aftet p6cr MGpctdttpnen ACKNOWLEDGMENT
gerbetratbete Jrauen unb NliuberfG6rtee fDnnen @elb In IA.
tent stesntn NGnen beppntren unt 6letbt bie1eIbf ausiSlfeSff5
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Simoer'e WGh.0Hofchine.

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