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, 1859-05-20

~ HF.G CyEGtts IHhl owed xtI act OF eli, -
Dnek ~ Sarspara, put up Ia quart bottles contain,
oi tie puIs Honduras SIs pa lila Lan aIy ch,
yxAnI, Enrh Is ,hm Caiy cUn bin,d Mih tie kxtrast -
yellow Dock and the kxirne Ia cherry thus luak ~
remedy more thoroughly ec!eui tia" any other
hvoTe tie pibc ~ the same e II VeI Eectly G,e i,c,
al mineral pUson, which he said u al oher al IL
sarsaparla coHpun De. The Invalid should bewarr Of nIn
erH aud eialr ss, which into aud form iht ~, -
basis o. Eost o the sH sfpalas II Pnacsas Of H. ~
Guys"tis Compound ENr"e Of Yeluw Dock and
does not coptB pale Of ee sub ahcrs as aIy opr
ascertain by aIpl! The LtcessaIy bss. 1910 -
let al poisonous THrTlla preparations ne, ana m.
GuysOs inpt"vcd Extract OF Yellow TOtk and sar, ann ~
whit Is thoroughly ~ ecily harmless a, pn,
vegetable Az Nil- Oi dhe ell genial lnfusk
has equal Ha... ....... ..H.ss.n T"
ne and get the QUART BOTTLES, sold by drrrl,,
generally. . "ts'"
I,AjHIl q WHITE. General Agents, Impor,rr, ana
Dealers IN an valuable Patent Meyines, 49, wahr zion
street, san FraLclaco. 80. ai.ir" nv
, 1859-05-20

A'E CIhTIaSTS FCR SrE ,T1IAG.
Gov. Stevens has appointed liz i,i.oNGg time.
4Ud ilarcs for holdi.g forth to his constituent.
turing the cany ss. Mkt week We shall pun,i.i
lie list complete. IL vii be accom- ani.d b
Col. Wallace, his competitor in the race.
Sko.ko rmsh, Friday, PM, May %.
Grai,ams, Saturday, PM, May 81. r.
Seattle, Monday, pm, May %.
Port Orchard, Tuesday, IL NJ, May 81.
Port Madison, Tuesday, q PM, May "a.
Psnn's Cove. NedUes'iay, P.M. May 25.
II. Grcnnon Crancy's, (McDona!d's Islant:)
Thursday, May %.
Wha;eom, Friday, PM. May %. ,.-..
Semiahmoo, SATURDAY, / PM, May %.
New Dun:incss, Monday, Pm, May 30.
Port Townsend, Tuesday, PM, May 81.
Pnit Ludlow, "Wednesday, l2 NJ, June |.
p"rt Gamble, "Wednesday, .! Pm June l.
Scbrc, Thursday, 81 PM, Jane ..
SteilacO0n, Saturday, PM, June 4.
SALE OF CIRcAssiAS GIELs.-Thc Lon Ion
Post thus speaks, in recent number, of the
traffic in Cireassian girls in Turkey: Percei7inc
that when the Russians shall havs rcnccul iad the
Caucasus, this traffic in white slaves will be over,
the dealers have redoubled their efforts, ever
Sincc the commencement Of the peace conferences,
10 Introduce into Turkey the greatest possible
number of women, while the opportunity Of
doing so lasted. They have been so successful
that never, perhaps, at any former period, was
white flesh SO cheap as It is at this momcLt.
There is an absolute eiut in the market, and
dealers arc obliged to throw away thei. good,
owing to the extent Of the sunt;y which L, nm
, 1859-05-20

An AwKwAHD Frx.-Ths Erookville (Pa.) JEFF
fsrsonian says that German, naped Caub,
while out hunting in clcarfeld county, came
across bear trap, and having never seen one
before, he entered It for the purpose Of examin.
ing Il, but unfrturately touched he trigger,
and was shut up. In this predicament hs re-
MANNED two days nearly dead from hunger and
cold, when the man who SET the trap came to ex-
anineit, a. found that instead Of 4 bear, be
had caught Dutchman.
, 1859-05-20

Ma HExnY snrLET we see the salutatory
Of this gentleman in the last number Of the
Times at hand We congratulate Mr.. ShirlSy
upon his happy recovery, and the publishers Of
that journal on their good fortune in securing the
services Of 50 excellent awrilrr Mr.. Shipley's
connection with il cannot fail to increase tho
popularity Of the Time. which has always typo
graphically been a model Of neatness, and wen
deserving success
, 1859-05-20
altlp SSbtrtistnltnts.
NoTTCn.

TtIE UNDErsIcNED. HAvrNr sOTD THEIR
Il entire stock of merchandise D. IT, BYRD. win here-f,r
devote .r attention TO the Wholesale Beef unde and bel
a fair prcs he anywhere The Territory.
They hive ao lot q good Cows that viii be sold cheap for
cash Give them call. I feflaf - ft.7t \
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spuial Sotius.

80 Notice The Annual Meeting o. the Wu.L, 49,.
Territory Bible Society wi! he held ia SivaeoOm on wsd...
day, May 25th ~ O'Clock Pm.
sd GEO ~ sInAv g.,
, 1859-05-20

C.rIrrT.-Iha miglalogy nee arc begin
mig % nolo toward l'ls Sound. Forty-tbrce oi
''1n ''n1&i n Victoria. On Two vessels, m three
t1| n, '''ui'aa har' shFu' % here.
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nIARPIFD.

81 Pot Town end, iprl 'h, ny EIward = Dyer, D.
'H u MrssOS to EMILY T. ktLLEa, bo,h o. East M4.as,
Ia
At pnr Towns nj, May ith, by same. nny ExRT IcrS.
oS Of 'cOL, L. C., TO NAEcssA KtLLEY, Of san Fran:
.sco Cal
, 1859-05-20

s8- For the Lungs, Coughs, Colds, &c., ~
wistar's nalsam Of wild Cherry. "a
We regard the Wild Cherry tr,e one Of Natnrte evn
physcilns-a sort Of Good Samaritan the Forcsor NJ
"mecal has relieved the su,r r. and favvd the lives
Of thnnst ts The Baisam prepared by DR. wsar pure
and rreey re.be preparation NJ he teal Cherry esencV
aud N ~ remedy by "bsd takes We N. ~
confidently ard strongly IN praise nom hHvg Wtrs,srS
Us reovntnG influence In eonsumptye cases. when ali Olsr
prescriptions had proved Of no fleet. ''s
Id by all respectable druggists.
Re cautious, there many eoupfer,its Ioh IN J.
the signature before purrhasrg Tile rome unless
ra,ne Of Henry wls,ar. MD PhIsdepha" and sanieS
Park engraved on the outside wrapper. All Others ~
PAIE WHITE are the only Agents. to whom an ora,,,
, 1859-05-20

Nix J. L. FowLrH, Of Port Townsend, has our
thanks for bundle Of well selected States pa
pers, received by the last steamer. Mr. Fowler
keeps for sale az Of The illustrated literary and
nearly ali Of the newspapers published in the
States, as the reader win find on application at
his depot fss.ljla.-
, 1859-05-20
For sale,

A CIIC1Gsi As sOfSTMEsNT Os' DAUGs. a..
The stock has selected private uAe aud emb
sneh medicines nsedidl In general practice.
qure at the Ofnee Of the Pdgst eoassd Herald. bf
, 1859-05-20
Importers, vhOiesaic and Retail Agents
ALL VALUABLE PATENT MFrIcINFs, WARRANTED
GENUINE
i3s Washington st., opposite the Market, fan Frane,co.

Nostrttcr---The srrrlLirg effects or Ho.tet.
TERS VEGETABLE STOMACH TITTERs. in renoyirr ~
forcing an appetite nParnE ssh ard cp, to he ss,,sr
nnd d'spsthR dysreriic symptom >. mly werdet,u
Every nervous debtaed and ernscIae peran ~
sem-ie. shoad try once One vine. .eassi ,sise
three times each day, before meals; or TIE patient sAeud
be lady chli IN debla'ed condition hpi the ousn1I
viii do Until sufficient strength restored which win he 1sa
lied very short time aud convirce he patient Of the truth
~ the above named hpIy results which have gained for ths,
Bliters such an elyehe reputation everywhere.
Sold In quGnties 10 snIi ky = 80 r 81.
PARK &: WHITE. sole Rrerts.
3n:am 133 Washington g. San FranrI,eo
, 1859-05-20
TOWING, FRElGH1ING, ETC.

. THE wELLKNOwS STEAMER
ir.GES RAN GER,
Now plying on the waters Of Puget sound vii be ready an
times to TOW RATS or carry fegh 10 OF from any ports
mills on the sound. th- if
Orders ic At Daieh wshbc,s store. ss1acoOm; mi.
LIS sens, Olympia; or At the vlrous posl-oees on te
Sound, VIII be promptly attended 70. lf s.a iIi.h
lY Freight carried aud lowing done the most reason
able terms. T:f
NOllcL--0n FRIDAY, the s.th day ol May next, Al .
IN oeock PM NJ the house Of the deceased, John Van
baskrk vii sell to The hghes bidder the land clal belo
lug 10 the heirs Of said deeeaed three hundred aud
eornering the nor hWes With the stelaeoom land
claim Terms Of sale, eash.
Fierce County. W.T., Apra ash. 1854 ~.
, 1859-05-20

PEoPLE's coxvESrIos. notice Of Peoples
Convention was handed In TOO late for insertion
this week a4a sls,.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-17
DALLAS, DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS, AUGUST II. 1859

forts minutes, wilh un address of great beaui
and force. delivered by Mr., John saylas, Of Wash
!ugIun county, Mr. s., did not announces hii
thcme, but tho topics wore, "the iriumphs oI
che modern mind Ia material and intellectual in
justry." We understand Mg, 3, with chnTao'
lggistic modesty, declined the application OF the
Society ior cory of tAa address for puhicl lion,
A short. ahle, aud animated address, 10y the
accomplished and gsu.lamanly Superintendent,
followed. llo briefly reverted % the tide of auta,
gonism tho Institute has bal 10 stem--deternin-
ed 10 increase the rigors ui ts discipline and the
standard of faoQuFenOuts--,o conquer tho wan
ton opposition To its succcs5 by Just .uch annual
results as those In Attendance had Witnessed
with bottor school than others produced, aud o
location the most beautiful, und inoomparubly
the heathiosl spot IN the State, lac had no gloomy
approhousions regarding tho future prosperity VI
the ieSas Military Institute,
Thus ended tho Commencement EycrCi.cs, n
tho end OF tho Iourth year ol its history
AZ night there WAS social party, given bv the
gallant cadets The Ussomhlaga, composed Of
ladies, citizens und cadets, was quite largo. Guy
and cheerful. Spirited conversation, thrilling
music, sparkling wit und splendid supper. pre-
pared by Mrs Russell, We're the distinguishnr
features of this interesting occasion, which will
ho remambered long BY those who participed IN
the happy oycnt.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-17

FEAEKLIN 9 S0H,--Speahiug Of tbs son Of Dr.
Franklin, the Newburyport Herald, says;
As the name Of FRANK lin is prominently before
the public, 1t may not be unlutercsJing to give
some account vi his Only con, William, about
whom we think little is known by the comnup-
| ty at largo, Unlike his father, whose ChieiUlaim
is for the Invaluable services rendered his cpun.
try in her greatest ueod, the son was, from the
| first to the last a devoted loyAlist. Before tho
revolutionary war he held several civil and mill
tary Offices Of Importance. At the commence
meut Of the war, he held The Office OF Governor
| Of New Jersey, which appointment he received
! in l1i5 When the difficulty between the moth
er country and The colonies was coming TO a cri-
sis, he threw his whole influence in favor Of 10y
atty, and endeayorcd to prevent the Legislative
Assembly OF New Jersey from sustaining the
proceedings Of the General Congress o! Phla-
dciphia. These efforts, however, did but little
TO stay the tide of popular sentiment in favor OF
resistance to tyranny, and 5000 inyolvad him In
difficulty. lie was deposed from Office by the
Wings, to give place to William Livingston, and
ent Il prisoner tO Connecticut, where lie remain
ed two years in East Windsor, in the house OF
Capt. Ebenezer Grant, where the Theological
Seminary now stands, Ia ITS he Was exchanged
and soon after went to England There he spent
| the remainder oil his life, receiving pension
! from the British Government for his fidelity
/ lie died in 1873, ut the age of %,
As might have been expected, lis opposition
to cause Of liberty, SO dear to the heart Of his
father, produced an estrangemont between them.
For years they had no INSTRUMENTATION, in 1854
! the son wrote to The iather. In reply Dr. Frank
lin says:
"Nothing has ever hurt me so much, and nf-
fected me with such deep sensation, as to find
myself desorated, in my old age by my only son;
and not only deserted, but to find him taking up
arms against me IN cause wherein my good
fame, fortune and life were all at stake
In his viii, also, lie alludes to the part his son
had acted, After making some beQuaSts, he
adds:
THE part he acted against me in the late war,
which is of public uotoriety will account for my
leaving him no more of an estate ho endeavored
TO deprive me of. ." :,
The patriotism of the father stands forth all
the brighter when contrastod with the desertion
Of his son.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-17

STEAM CouguslcATIoN BLTwEEN BosToN AND Tex.
As.--The Boston Commercial Bulletin of the q
uit., learns that Capt. Wainwright, a prominent
citizcn of Texas. is at present In New York, for
the purpose of forming line of first class propel
lers from that eitv to Galveston and Matagoria
Bay. The New York Herald, of June 9th, says
1.-THE first steamer is about being contracted
for She is to be 900 feet keel, 80 feet beam, Fl
feet hold, drawing but IL feet engine, Go inch
cylinder, and So inch stroke wheel, 10 feet;
two side boilers, two lnasts. schooner rugged. ana
500 tons burthen She will be fitted up IN
splendid style for passengers, when is iuch
needed, as all passengers have to 60 Uia Nc" VI
leans ut q much larger expense ana suoI'c'eu 10
many changes on the route.
Tie Bulletin has'published seyeS'l articles on
lie tr Re Of Texas pointing out the great advant-
-as TN he gained by Boston, IN Immediately es-
tSbIishinr line Of packets land steamers if pos
s;hInl 10 Galveston and Layaca. In the number
before us that journal says:
"Texas IS increasing more rapidly in her dave-
I,rp,ept Of agricultural resources than any other
Southern State, and at the rate che has thus far
proceeded she vail ere long become the principal
cotton growing and most producing state IN the
Union. Now is thc time for Boston to take sc-
tive measures in securing her share Of thisimport
ami trade. But il some Of our shippers are not
ra'v To start ic this sutsrnrse. there are. as it
is sleu Frlm toe igge- ilg quotation. those az
Nev York gd1 l-t read. H. eu-blI1 y u, ana
We d3alt aot rhat tasy 40 obtin rroltao,e ie
riunssatse IE3we7s. isa-ly 1ise iJs asen isou'
ffi...rs.1.ss F-fca base ai-zl5- .1 ti-s Bale
...4 - sa-t.-. - TX II lEE-s % sf4-s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-17

SnurBEsN PAcgFIc RAiLEoAD.-N's Sc a stote-
nett il tie papers that DR.. Fowlkes Is on his
way cut to Texas, to pay of an inetaliinsat TO o.
theliebt Of this road, amounting 10 S'V'VVV.
mix is q favorable symptom. We can only say
tbal so far as making the road is e1neafhe.' We
hagb always favored 1t, and shaH e,n,iHu = ~
so, whatever PARTIES nay u -, = .
-E "a hase 5o,l1 pie Intention q 'a5 81.
=, (. ~ e,iieg of car oilts - gFa1l 3 il-t ne
of rsspgI.si5ia and r51 gate TaiiFols
els.s..1iss 81 iss 4iaiag G g.fiHl egst-l y
- ,tslisfy % iis aiata i.-t'at ss'fF tai-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-17

SnoorIxo.-A difficulty occurred here yesterday
between James Fuller and Green B. Casen, Ia
which Casen was badly shot and is not expected
10 l;.e. The d ficulty grew out Of the too free
,.ss 81 !. Dexter fGler has not 5et been az
rested
Since She above was 10 tsTe. Casen l-as Ji-a ;
and thus another victim LIS uesH sacrificed .
reckless passion md plcre human tiooa npszle1
upon tie Dol o. fair posss el IL hlsLitf u
S1llih couaty. AyT lo1g y - a-cn teia5 g. ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-17
Agent. Of the Herald.
Tho Central Roaa.

The growing Importance Of the Central Road IL
daily more and moro felt by the people. We
have great number of enterprise, IN TeNs, but
Of them all, vet in operation, the Central Road is
that which claims the precedence IL does the
earrying trade of the most country, and as every
new mile is opened its business increases most
rapidly of any of the roads. This road was first
opened after "a four years constant labor and
struggle by its projectors in August, 1856, when
o5 miles were put in operation. So great were
the difficulties incident to the work, so numerous
the obstacles that rose up in its progress, added
to the pccuniary embarrassmenls Of 1857, that
the next % miles was rot put III operation till
tho latter part Of June, 1858, nearly two years
On the 2Sth of July, 1859, the third 2j miles
were completed making now 7j miles done from
the City Of Houston, and taking it into Brazos
county.
The distances to the various towns Of import
ance which will probably be connected with the
Navisota depot, for the present, is approximate
ly as follows, in direct lines
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-17
TERAIS OF
THE DALLAS HERALD,


ONE cory per volume fhiyHa nuui 'FTs if Tai In gi
vance, =. t1 osf 30 nut paid 10 tr futr uf subs nihE,
Rates % AdEsFtisinE,
Advertisements hi u inserted 10 ppr hllar per square, al
ben lines o Brewer npg, Uf esi lines o Aonals ir Nf
hfsl naeF0n tnt hly cents luT raah Insertion thereafter
ati scUuni ua these Iaes 10 iho-r who sdArl'ae l
he year sinoss raF1s, npl more Than one eNs''' Nh
E- OF candidates Or state OF District of
Gee, cl0i Cuunty oiiioss, a. 80,
A- Personal articles, when ahnHfed 70 our tullisi m
b charged double the above rates go
10 AlNeTtssmen- the publication n which e isqnfi
hy law must nl ~ la ianfei sud job Nof, ul auA'
cry. This rule Wl IA future H. strictly aiASTrd ~,
H Advertisement not ugTl "a Nli the nunr or inst q
t0ns, will be continued until Otherwise directed, Cf ~ e
discretion 81 the Publisher end easrget a'.'uldnsh'
~ an communications oa business nature must le A4-
dressed 70 the Publisher,
Agent. OF the Herald.
The following genemcn arc respectfully requested "a Ret
Agents for the Herald la the places nhned AMI money
paid To them win Ne fully ACKNOWLEDGED By the publseg, Wa
=. W, JouNsos, Ese., Kaufman, Kaufman County,
!. o llEATu, ESQ., noolwall, Kaufman county,
s. A. NISTrRs ESQ, Denton, Denton County,
u. W. BnApLII, ESQ, sherman, Grayson County,
nF. HAwEIss Esq, WaAahaehc, Ellis County
DIR, G. NJ. PEAK and A. Y, foNI,R, ESQ, Fort Worth.
J, II. ToRhEF, ESQ, luohanan lohnsnn County
J. II. PRNcr ESQ., Meatherorl, Parker County
W. r. q, MfAyEn, ESQ, 6alnsylllo Cook County,
Dr. JANTs H. SNISpItLs, Belknap, Young County
r. D. IouSsoS ESQ, Commissioner Galveston
II, H. snnaLbS, ESQ, Gd Grayer g., New urleAh-'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-17

We learn from the mail rider. Mr.. Thomas,
that gentleman by the name of Mr.. Cayo, was
most covardly murdered on Tuesday night last
Mr.. Cayo resided in Palo Pinto, some ten miles
from the Courthouse and was shot at twice when
In the act If closing his house for the night and
fell Immediately after the second shot We un-
derstand that Mr.. Cayo was good citizen, and
1t is to be hoped that the fend who committed
the murder viii lie arrested and dealt with accor-
dim 70 his crime ~ Frontier Nesrs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-17

BrrTMo Kit1EB Mr.. John NJ Brown ard
,bsrs, cn the morning Of the 30tL of July, sue
ssdsd IN killing Eus bufaio, some 10 miles n,
I. of this Flnee, ihe road leading "a Jackshoro
Ie usasured l6 hands high. snd Nsigbs3 accer-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-17

When Louis Napoison lcfg Frauce .yl itaiy. he
said :-''ln a month time J Eul jats ny stc-
clamations at Milan TIE promise aaS l2illlsd
and he had day u two 10 spare
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-17

4 fop, Just retuTuj tfon "a v,atiLel.sl tour
was asked how be l.zsi tie ryius Of ronpii
"Not very well, was tho reply, -,h.y 0I5 50
out Of fsrair.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-17

''You look" saii 50 lUstoau e ni.s, and
haggard smoker "as If ypu i3 3s on. Of four
grave to light yoar cigar, ar3 c,sidl Sod your
way back again,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-17

A well known l.oo3yu Tc.D.sl hsirs gsllei ap-
On to reply TO a -otSl, Id -'Gaa Jansn thAuk
you most heartily, --ga9S make gpee' bat
can print one as l5'g you Aky.'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-17

LOCATION roR IHE 7
MANcaEs, WucH.rAs, 4
Elias Rector, OF the so.r
and Col. S. 4. Dlain. ~.
sen q site for an sgenc
Oh Eechi village, on
H1suiJl river, between
grcas OF longitude, and
the 35.h parallel Of .r#
route 20 California.
This location isinw
valley, and for twen., ..
good farming country, vs
Of timber for rarmiSas ~
sustaining a large pos sa
road a.! 10 Albuquerque.
Tho location OF this
Na!erel and healthy COM
10 by barren prairie. .f
iiects much otedit on J..
being on the roY4 80
Cue traycl and H'ade llnr
ton BY cur enterprisi c
IL a..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-17

NJ, BIoSDS's LasT Wa trau.s 2l,.. ia 40
Thursday last NJ Blondu fals hi. lsas at Ai
agaTa FOR the las. time T. rrssri.s of .1 ir,, = /,
multitude Of people. Asiui tv1 hgsir-.i Bul
ialoniaHs were present besides u5n,s tsu IN M
teen thousand persons frln other plssa. Ugr
din walked the rope froa the ani-s,...l. - -,
Canada -hors laekwart snr vhsr resr ts
uontro OF tho river, waI,1 u.HI Ts r'saue
Maid OF tho Mist came l.u.as1. %. .nsinE i ,.i,
the great shooter. Blon held h.st.t ar -ru,r
length, and Travis, stan, ga tno steli-sr. Grtl
a pistol ball through IL. Il5 hat was then lowe
c'l to tho boat, that a u.r.tmaf ui-rt ft
what he had done. Ira .s was .ltHf,I .ui lr
turned the hat 90 BlondiH IS l 'fee- au BIZ wly
Returning from the Cau ll r.Is, B.-rl liu pusa.a
a wheellbrrow across. I.'r vtaellad erlovnH
rim to Nc the rOpe, and the lslleauf ~ . ylLir.s
were suspended 10y co. around Do neck. Ha
carried bis balancing pul. al. r r',Ie rus'i.
Ing tho barrow. This ,es ,r- Is. walk a. El.
ogsra.-N0rf0M Hrrall
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-17

TIM l.Arg KiNG OF S
/ Sweden, died at Stnckht
6O. lila Oldest son, VIII
hast two wears, succeeds
Charles XIV. Oscar wa
doI,o, aud received his
leon, who was a great 1
I Oasiln. Elected CroWI
, Charles XIII was still
piled himself 10 winninl
ture subjects, hy ahiuri
becoming u Protestant.
! Powers Of Europe agnir
was, that ofall the NOR
iaOn for csowns, Berna5
position. 10 -uoct do.
tho degth oi hing CHAR
twenty-six years. 0sC
The throne in 1914, wit
one OF the best educate
had previously boon hi
ring the preceding siz )
sephine Blauharnais, 3
press Josephine. In ]
mental alteration. and
cd is his place since Is
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-09
DEATH OF A VETERAN OF rHE LAST WAR

DEATH OF A VETERAN OF THE LAST WAR.
The London papers record the death of
Lieut.. General Proctor, who played such an
important part in the last war between the
United States and Great Britain, having
commanded the s2d regiment at the battle
of Fort Erie, and subsequently shared in the
campaign along the Niagara frontier. :
, He was colonel of the 9th regiment. He
died a few days since at his seat at Wales
suddenly from disease ofte heart. He had
been sixty oear in the army. In 1914 he
commanded the s2d regiment before Fort
Eaie, from September I'd throughout the
successive operations on at Niagara frontier.
He received the brevet promotion of Lieut..
Colonel for his conduct in repelling the
attack on the batteries and position before
Fort Erie hn the l7nh of Teytember 1914.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-09
aPUxcH' ON ruE AnMrsrrcR.- The las,

"PUYcH' ON THE ARMIsTICE.- The last
number of Punch has good engraving opro-
pos ofthe armistice in Italy, which proceeded
the peace. Louis Napoleon and Francis
Joseph are represented in cockpit, each
fighting bis own eagle. The Austrian bird,
which has two heads, has evidently come off
second best. The gallic bird looks as if it
could bear one more set-to. Napoleon, who
is second to bis own bird, looks anxious
ly mt Francis Joseph, and says, Well
brother, haven't they had almost enough of
this2n ..-.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-09

EMBARRAssING.-A Boston correspondent
of the New York Tribune, speaking of the
recent commencement at Harvard, says that
one of the young gentleman, when he
"spoke his piece" alluded to the "con-
temptible articles in the New York Ledger"
as contrasted with the elegant literature of
the Atlantic Monthly. Mr.. Everett author
of the Mount Vernon Papers, who was on
the stand, "found it convenient to blow his
nose about that time"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-09
kG- The Green County Times says tina

ES The Green County Times says that
the example of the male Regulators" of
that county have been followed by the ,co-
men, who have formed an association to
expel from their neighborhood some fascin-
ating female, whose Establishments operated
unfavorably on the fidelity Of some of their
liege lords. A few days since they waited
on the fair cause of their disquiet, and in
formed her that she wasn't needed in that
region any longer.