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VICKS BURG PACKE ITS.

r. UNITED STATES TRI- re- -
laAz{Sks 81 WEEKLY MAIL LINE lE41eSdS
i&2<S3s TO VICkSBU @. tkasS8z.11A
TUESDAY, at o'clock P. NJ,
The magnificent U. S. Mail packet Grand Duke, Capt.
s. Apologize will leave for PIaapemine Baton
Adams Natchez, Waterproof Rodney St. Joseph, Grand
Gulf, warrenou and Vicksburs, EVERY TUESDAY, at
The Grand duke connects at vicksburg Dew
drop and will take freight for all landings the YaIoo river
''e1 Leaves on THURsDAY,at5P.
The magnificent U. S. mail packet Vlcksburg, Captain
j. NJ. White MASTER will leave for Grand Lake. Donaldson
Vile Plaquemue Baton Rouge Pert Hudson Bapon Sara
Red River Landing Fort Adams NatchsE Waterproof Rod
Bend Providence, Stacks Island ndng skipwiths
andiog Pcers Point, Ashton Grand Lake Lake Washing
ton Carolina Landing and Point Worthngton every THURS
The steamer vicksburg will take freight River
be reshpped on steamers Dew Drop and Home
Leaves on SATURDAY, ats Pm
The magnificent u s. mail packet Lucy HOlcOmbe,
f. Sherman MASTER will leave for Donadsonvle Plaqu
miue Rouge, Port Hudson Bayou Sara, Red River
Landing Fort Adams Natchez Waterproof Rodney st Joseph
Grad Gulf WaIrenton and Vcksbarg. SATURDAY,
at P. NJ.
The Nachez VckshHrg with Dew Drop
will freight for all landings the Yazoo River
high Greenwood at high rates. without detention.
Tho mentioned splendid wall leave
their regular days. without fall the hour appointed Al
business entrusted to their will be promptly and faithfully
steEded to.
will responsible for any letter package
containing ewey other vausble5 urless regular
bills of sdng specifying the contents and value end
freight paid valuabes deposited With she clerk
BY the passengers, contained in their baggsgs.
j. j. PERSON 4 CO.,
| IeI5tf Corner of Caronleet and Union treets.
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CHARLES nEIDsIECK CnAMPAGNn-

This celebrated wius Of the above known brand
qeen will be- received by the undersigned
quantities 70 meet the increased demand Of dealers and
from the closest lneal Of the old and
FIRST established house of Hedsics Co. of Rheims they have
taken hold Of 1t with determination to bring and its claims
before the public even more than here
that it's ion Is from where great attention.
well thorough experience have brought bear in
It's production Charles Hedsieck his whole mind
The perfection Of his vine md making worthy Of The
Frequent visits the United States have enabled him
fully te understand appreciate the and wishes Of
consnmers and Of his having proated by that information h
evidenced the Champagne presented for tho palate OF
the connoeur-a wine unsurpassed fer its rich bouquet and
general excellence The varieties OF brands of Champagne
Tend greatly no doubt to confuse the purchaser but The lovers
Of good and wine lok for Charles Heideck
IN full on the label well the corks and cnpsaes.
yT5 4. W. BAYAUD Co.
General Agents for North Americs, New York.
Tbs CHARLES Hedsieck b. obtained in quantities al the
under mentioned Houses besides many others named
and at retail with all the principal hotel keepers
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ssies - hhds om hfst and second hands part
wsanssdsy etprsvous ratss Fair to Fully Fair 6A@6Mc
loIxssEs About i5O bss Fsrmsntins and poor Rsboed
na1sN@ go ksllSn.
ssosd ssIss q including iso
100 u e6 TX end Is 70, $50 Extra in two LOTS
49, n s7< md wednesday 20 superdne at 81 s71k,
an1Mst36 u thl. eapsfnneyery dull.
Of Corn included 1900 sacks mixed at
~ - White 4 u i bashsl or Oats 800 sacks Ct.
49, sold b tuop4s, q &c hashel. or Bran z6 sacks
49, aaksa a Wednesday evening 81 50 y 100 ms.
4n0yf6fOH6s Pork nocsd only retail transactions
VI. 10 Nssss Bacon dull and heard Of
OF Lard 10 ttsress sold, In two loh, at ll4c
aADanKesN 49,.
CQtFRE... aid not hear Of sale worth reporting.
INDIA NAG0INass The market Arm with active
m salss 1900 bales of which 200 q
IA no IN TIRES lots 10, 2ls. l5o 225 and ~
analteN ynxd
1AIs sofk w s.ls 81 100 coils machine made at AZ
sFAR 100 boxes, full weight-Proctor AMI
G6ase@sol1 at Nc. -
n11IfH TUAPENTINE...T Tho saes included VI bbs, Il
0letA ak Nj gallon.
n0gIN u .soe bbls. Low No. q ssld Il 81 80 p bb
DMIsK .yeff dan No did not hear Of sale Of sny
nlnssat,
few hundred b4is. Cotton were shipped fol
Aysrpool 1T 16 SD, and for Havre st ~.
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Ex!pIlorf.s.l

m AEos SANTIAGO vie INDTkN0LA--Psr siesush p
10 bales dey goods is do 100
$500 70 bales so pkgs groceries 4s pkss government
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
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MPHIS PACKETS.

MEMPHIS PACKETS.
re- MEMPHIS PACKET
kL1NE........u. s. NAIL.
MMER ARR 20 I'm N T.
Prompt Regular and RellabIci
THE MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET COMPANY.
Have adopted the following Schedule for the Summer Of
& is5 sfs .'sRf and FRIDAY
1as Ss.R HSs ; si Sept a,.s master
Or ah a. S Ill.,
Aas IL Ss !sl. sih, Sept iii 18Th as,h -
July ss.h Aug 3d. IAN. Ia sst Sept, ss ish 18Th.
CHOICE OF ROUTES FROM MEMPHIS.
g TREAT sOUTHEMN MAIL ROUTE,
EAST IL 1E $! "a NORTH
New yosK, ga5IADELRA5A, sAhrrMosE WASH
ATtnaTA TIsaSsfh spkias s
ming gs aTp S and eve
THE GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE.
MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD.
And ~ y S Gsnnssio"'
S. IT f tGgls SuSsSHS sxsS#S SsSs hf CHICAGO
~ Express trains leave Memphis morning and evening,
making close CONNECTION e tia y, through to all points
Baggage checked through from Memphis. and no ch~go
sS-Tiekss good for any length of time.
For T. 1ss s.fsfh ssas. sp
,, MsmPh!s Packet ONCE st. Charles Hotel, left wing
Leaves on afsRa 90 ZIP o'clock
nsses ssa ne
Sas% ss ee ~ ss 5fss ss
For freight or passage apply on boSIds RI
once i; IN aad sE IL &. charlie. Hotel
the and and at Memphis with
Packets for st, Louis and for Louisville IAN
Leave: .. wf2fES94y IFS IF 'i sEw G
leans U s. mall packet llne-For Memphis and
hs oas
e aS oa sssS and T leave as above FIJI Eht
Office under St. Charles Hotel;
While and Arkansas rivers at Memphis with superior
s- Adams Express regularly by this line jy2
r..Iii q Es'Rsy ~ Nj! :;
mai passs' a%Ras
e H. o % s T sg Viii G
For freight or passage apply on hoard 81 t.
line connects at Napoleon With regular packets fol
| packets for ST Louis and Louisville.
OHIO RIVER.
Leaves 2 6 5hTgfsaTs II IT.
mas bus ~
above For freight RiissaEil ftR' =
Leaves on SATURDAY, 23d July, at 5 NJ.
s.w FSK nj tsG'iss IfsEEas ai
sssA6 m.ss viii sa1s H.
and all landings above For freight passage
1pp's i 49, vIRa1N1Us Q. DENrzEL.
| jyS Advertising Agent
| FOR LOUISVILLE -THa FINF
Psscd Dset vii "a
and all intermediate landings above For freight
| 'fp'' 80 ' yIRGINIUs G. DENTZEI,,
.... ..,. Advertising Agent
p5y-A plan cabin and
| by applying to the agents. iyl9
| Leaves on TUESDAY, July s6th, at5P,M.
| &, - STEAMER WOODFORD FOR
lmAp1Sat Lonisyile.-Regular New Orleans and Louis
| lS%S@ vile lightning Line passenger packet steane
WOOdfor, Moses Erwin master, will leave for Louisville
and all intermediate landings, as above. i,
Passengers and shippers rely the puncuaity OF th
| steamer
| No berth considered engaged until paid for.
plan of the cabin he and saerooms secured By
'pp'''ns VI ''N'0' v1RGINIUs c. DENTzEL,
| jell Advertising Agent
~ FOR LOUIsVILLE.-THE LIaH1
draft PASSENGER cket steamer John n ain NJ
| port and all intermediate landings us foows
Leaves SATURDAY, July 9th, at 8 r NJ
| 1- No sta.sroom considered engaged until paid for
plan of the cabin can be and saterooms secured 10
jsio '''p' y pfios KEEFFE IS Gravier st.
uTCH u n D n D u n n
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Railroadis.

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROADFrom Canton, July 21th-5 bales cotton to
NcFsrlspd Barksdale do Cutre Harrison Aco 90
rem Glmore &coA do Perkins &eo-Tota Is bales cotton
PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
MoBILEPer steamer Flords-l4s bales cotton to Pnig
bills eggs 6 baakes 10 empty bbls and
rundrtes 70 b Geddez. AH d8
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ssiapilsg 5ntslligsnts.

friday Morning. July a. 1859.
Cleared Yesterday.
hip A1i.oaa Smith, for Brasos Santiago Indanola.
- "a everett aanisy. for Gibraltar and m.rk.t
acas sehr joaquin YAehaustequl for sssi Camerden
Arrived Yesterday.
ship Ts4M wilson, Iadianola and Galveston. 10Th
nz.hip Webb. Ieach, from Minaitian, to Louis lana
1eh1antepsc Co--Sd dist Il.
Arrivals At the Csrondelet Canal.
schr Msrqusz from She'll Banks.
$3.50 schr Nay Flower, from Amite River.
Steamboats,.
" Thomas. Duhis, from Cincinnati.
Grosss Tee Barranoo. from bayou Sara
lucy Hoicombs Sherman. from vicksburg
Diff Gotten from Quarantine Station.
" NcRse. Ipbin from OuachitA River
Flcridss Hopkins, from Mobile
Passengers.
- aship Texas from Indanols and Gayeson-MrT
s sas q; Hssos Hsssf Masn
Walker, 8teppleman, Thisle, BIaire Keys Howell.
skans. EsgreaA-Hnd II on deck ssssaas
1lsmoranda.
- cdptsn Wilson. Of H. steamship TsxaA FROM Galveston
- Indi<nals reports that man esve vas lost ever
lsd from his vessel the 18th inst Hsvas deck passsn-
~ and srp2osed 10 Be clnsy.
Exports.
m Azos SANTIAGO sis INDIANoLA--Psr steamship
bales dry goods is
$500 20 bales SO pkgs groceries IS pkgs government
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SECOND DISTRICT CoURr SUPPRESSION OF 9. 3. DAVIS:
oE3s ~ SissSs Il.
sss g. ss Viz osp FRANCOIS an aa
Notice is hereby given to whom may concern to show
Within ten Gays why the prayer Of the said petitioner
Z By order Of the Court
Dru1rrxn coun DE Dlsrnrcrl SUCCESSION DE- Or;
!. Sazs SsSf5s aslfH0f'
pasa coa
Joseph
A St @
serait pas fait droit la dite petition.
jyIs IS rs J. IL. KELLY Dspute Greier.
sEoovp DISTRICT ooUR7 SUCCESSION OF oHARLEs FER
EsM Hfsss E1lzabeth Fergasos, Widow
ohaes Fersu has petiored the Court for Letters
Notice is Hereby given to all whom it may concern
within ten days why the the said petitioner
she gu a1 mot be af g shs tsnlrt
j. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
"a oSsH Pc
Is ss
sse
Avis par present donns celia peu CON
5 4 1s'
sIcosP Dls1slcr COURT SUCCESSION OF ST BElARD
IN y e s:ss
show within from the notification
should not be Neurological and approved and The funds
tributed in accordance herewith
J. L. KELLY Deputy Clerk.
De IL Nouyelle-orleans AKD-No 1900
esfs g. ID die
cue ss pen Is dsds sous x
par Ia sra p1n
Pr .s, o i $ della coar KELLY psnns o,s,,.,
sHcosp DlsTRIcr oOuRrl sUGGESs;syIGoS Of WILLIAM
lionel hs csaT. ss "a pe' he
CT s s W% Il to
within ten days why tho prayer OF The said petitioner
J. Il. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
NJ
a petition Ia ooar pefet a'SGtenr les Lsres
d administration la succession dc feu William Flower de-
par present dome tous celia
aueies ii ne sera pas fat droit la dite petition.
iyl4 is % J.L KELLY. Deputs Gretfer.
. The Annual Examinations Of The Second District Publ,
| Schools will take place the following order:
TUESDAY July 5Boys' and Girls School, the Bayou
| Bridge.
WEDNESDAY, July 6-Grs School, Bayou Road, batweer
THuRsnAY, July 7sitis School, Barracks street. between
Burgundy and lianphn.
FRIDAY, July 8-Boys' School, Hospital street.-the aNamiua
zion will be held It the building street.
MONDAY July lGirs' School, ST. street, between Ma
rails and Where.
TUESDAY, Jnly l2-BOys' School, of Claiborne
st Peter streets
tween Toulouse and 81. Louis.
THURSDAY, July IA Boys School, Basin street, betvee,
Toulouse and St Louis.
FRIDAY July l5diris' School, of Robertson an
| Bieovills streets.
MONDAY, July lsBoys School, corner of Bieuve Rob
/ erson str els.
TUESDAY,, Jnly I9-Boys' High School
DNESDAY. July 2t--Boys' High School,
ITIIURSNAY July 81 Cir q High School.
| FRIDAY, July 22-Gir 8, High School,
r-The examinations Of the Boys and Girls High School
will the school house Barracks street, be
tween Ru, gundy and psuphin. The examination of
school will be followed by distribution q prizes The publ
| an inyil to attend, L. CuARVEr,
l President Board Of Directors
A. v. RoxArS. secy pro tenn vi l9t
ID EMOvAI4-I HAVE REMOVED IN CONSEQUENCE
N Of The Ire TO No. 6S Baronne street.
jsis If r W. LONG.
l OLD PEACH 1HANDy-2o hhls in store and 10
~ sale by s. JONES CO.,
legs 81 DRAWER street,
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
0pPEn NTssIssIPPI.

= . . :, - -.
UPPE R MlbblbSlfFl.
UAT CEN. -
52TRAL ROUTE
For ali Points
One Of the following SPLENDID PAssENaER STEAM
ERs viii i..v' New Orleans Is follows: ~. R....
ImperiHl -. ~; "a 10 A.. y. ssD IL q
J. Q. swon.. Capt i !: e.. h -, ::
H,nw.ths sa' w " T. ?. DIE.
New FAN. y, ~ !, ..s !; g. s.p
A. II. y. @ csp.. Geo. T.yss.
- june and a, july and a Aug. IL sspt. and ".
John walsh. Capt Jno. Malsy.
June and 2s July II and - Aug is Sept sad =,
June and a3' july Is and 81 Aug Is, Sept and za
VIM. M. Morrison.............o Capt. Jno n Bolanss.
June and q, July Is. Ang. and 10 Sept. 7 and 49,
Capt 49, aae sa
"as 'aa s the .d,s.. I'D
vIo y,.s ,hu
NEW ORLEANS N Nnn. .Ss RAILROAD;
NE" oi'AAAN "a A r.,,o ~,tl the ''
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD;
All Louis win .he :, .,, pv,,ror.
UNIV TAME and ali other Railroad. for ali points.
H1TICKETs by Railroad for sale st this oes
Fare as .s CHEAP tI1s IT. Time ne as so Quick
THAN A by " ANY I1 or GnAs'I RourE,
49, TICK ErS GOOD UNTIL, USED
nnrract inyomaiion mr. Threnrh Tipkes spply r
.bs aoece of The he 'N'-'''' = .
'Ae ' nrR ABROAD LINE PACKETS.-EN
No. I'll Camp street
corner OF Commercial Flaoa,
CIIFFORD a. WAYNE
General Aren't
J. F. ALLEN
M ann n s,narrtapssnt ~ 's myT1
=. y: :, -, 49,. =,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SECOND DISTRICT oouHr SUCCESSION OF g. B, DAVIS;
of New Orleans s1 ufL Z. Sosaf i57as
WHEREAS Adoiphe BIacne has petition lion.
Of the O. B. Davis wife of Joseph FRANCOIS Gniot
deceased inestate-
Notice is hereby given all whom may concern show
within why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should be granted
BY order of the Court.
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T EN- s A s.
QUA HITA RIV q B.

Leaves every SATURDAY, at P. NJ.
New Orleans Monroe and Trenton Regular Packet.
~ FOR TRENTON, MONROE, PINE
~ BLUFFS, Castor Landing, Columbia Harrison.
burg, Trinity, and all intermediate landings
ouachita aud Black new elegant and swift ,qn
commander e. p Work. clerk, leaves above at o'clock,
r. NJ. For freight passage apply on board
VIRGINUS c. DENTZEL,
fe7 Advertising Agent.
Freight taken for Bayous Bartholomew and with
privilege of reshppnR
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~ sea nshIp Tsxss from Indanola and 1AlyestonMrT
lp lady and ssrynnt MFs French, Mis- walker, William
GDeebaek. ady, snd Hyeok, Hylcok Narten,
~ Walker. 6tspplenan, Thisie. Blairet Keys Howell,
kens. EsgreaA- and ID on deck. t .s
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A I T A. z A P A B
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FOR OPELO USAS.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at6P.
~ FOR OPELOUSAS-THE STEAMER
l6HARR,S Anna Ferret. g. E. Loualier, master, VIII
isssssAs above taking freight for Old RivuFs
all landings the Atchafalaya also. taking
passengers Donaldsonve Plaquemnes Baton Rouge Port
Hudson Bayou Moganza mouth OF Red River For
freight passage apply on board, to
j. NJ. JOHNSTON d CO., No. 5 Front Levse,
jel7 If Customhouse street.
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Leaves every FRIDAY, at5P. M.
~ NEW ORLEANS, MONROE TREN-
sGHAtsS ton and onachi.a City Regular Weekly packet
For Onacha City, Mouth Of Bayou Barholo
stvrng9n, Month D'Abanne Trenton Monroe. Pine
all landings Ouicnita and Back rissrs-The elegant
and very swift running light draught passenger steamer
Com ct, Len Moore will leave above For freight
passage, having superior odaton apply board
VIRGINIUS G. DEETXEL,
s~@& Advertising Agent.
ton trade throughout the sumner. iy8
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Leaves FRIDAY 10Th inst. at P. N.
~ MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
y 8 mai, packet s lin, Iins.For Memphis and the
senger, Capt W. L. Miller. will freight Mon.
day morning from the foot Of Girod and will leave
above. For freight passage apply on board or to
j. ii. FRELIGH,
Office under the St. Charles Hotel.
HThis line Napoleon with regular packets for
White rivers, and Memphis with superior
packets for ST Louis and Louisville.
sS-Adams Express carried regularly BY this line. lyH
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DEuxrExE CouR DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE WILLIAM
de la Nouvelie Orleans FLOWER-No Is 72s.
TTENDU que Lewis A.. Finley pre-
"A petition la Cour ee d'obtenr les Letes
administration la succession dc feu William Flower, de-
cede ntesiH-
Avis par present dome que celia reut
avo deduire dix ours les raisous les
quees serait pas fait drot a la dite petition.
| Par ordre de la Cour.
iyl4 10 % j. L. KELLY. Deputs Grether.
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COPARTNERsHIP.

rV111N 1a1TsARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Ex-
tssire btwesn tho subscribers uudsr the firm OF SEA-
PECK CO.. this city and New York dissolved
~ son on the 3Oth u, the senior partners retiring.
Ether q the surviving msmhers he successors CLAPP
WiTGHEIt JAOK authorised TO sign in liquidation.
JkO. B. SEAMAN,
CHAS.. G. PECK,
PHILIP g. MITCHELL
JNO.J. GIDIERE,
Surviving Partners,
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Leaves on sATuEpAf "a inst AZ + N N; A,

ADVERTISING Agent.
n The Carroll will Rle freight for Shreveport Grand
Ecore nil landings the Falls pvihg through bills
with The privilege of eshpppg and will continue in the trade
dnring he summer. iy2l
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SAINT CHARLES IioTEi4-WE HAVE ~. TAK KEN
ourselves of this opportunity thank the public for the liberal
patronage heretofore extended and will inform them that me
painted and furnished hope ths opening Of the sea
again have the pleasure catering to their wants. winch
" =. wy D. NJ HILDRETH 4 co.
New Orlears June je1 6m
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New Orleans, July l, 1859. jyl I'm
DISSOLUTION-THE COMPREHENSIVE of LANE,
- MAYFIELD 4 CO., having expired the LIST inst, by
Imtaon their name will liquidation only
j. A. LANE,
REDMOND ROGERS.
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COPARTNERSHIP-TH UNDERSIGNED HAv
sALTER Co. will continue the Commission business
assuming and quidatug the obligations of LANE
MAYEIELD 4 CO.. j. A. LANE,
RICH,D P SALTER,
j. JAY LANE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-08

4 WASTE OF RAW MATERIAL.-A cvrrcs-
pondeut of the Hartford Times, who lately
visited the tomb of Washington with an ex-
eursion party, tells good story yvf an adven.
ture of a patriotic Virginia lady" ardent
as u Southern sun can make her, ,"--at Mount
Vernon:
II appears that the side of the hill has 20
casrd in as to expose the pit OF an old ice
house. At tho eide OF this pit the CORES
pondent aforesaid found fine looking wo-
man overcome with much grief-sighing
and sobbing "a though her heart wonld
break He respected her tears tor some
minutes, but finally fearing that her little
boy bad fallen into the hole, or some like
calamity befallen her, he ventured 10 in
quire the cause OF her sore distress. She
suddenly raised her eyes as II in proud sar-
prise, and pointing To the ice house in q
dramatic gesture, said: "Sir, is there any
thing strange that n Virginia woman should
weep at the tomb Of the sanity Washing
TONI
tie says that when he informed her Of
her mistake, she struck a bee line for the
boat and was lost to the eyes of the eIcur-
sonists forever thereafter.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-08


&C. Fulton, Esq, of the Baltimore Ameri-
interesting paragraph under the above cap
ton, which We annex r-f--r
have spent an hour on the roof aud IN
ascending the dome of ST Peters Cathedral
The ascent TO tie summit is The only means
by which proper idea can be formed OF the
immensiiy OF the structure, and it then pre-
senis one OF the most rextraordinary spec
lacles in the world brmtd paved, spiral
ascent, without steps leads 20 the root by so
gentle an ascent, that horse might mount
IL. In the walls OF thisvspirai ascent are
tablets recording the names Of members of
the reigning houses oi Europe who'lave ac-
complished the aseei : that of The Prince of
Males, who passed mp n few weeks since, is
already mp. The root Is SO immense that il
requires "A half hour to walk ro,.nd IL, and
the workmen who are Constantly employed
in repairing and keeping il in order, have
houses here, il; which they live with their
families. Almost all The roof Is OF brick,
set in Roman cement as hard and solid as
rock. A long series of passages and stair
eases carried Ia from the roof To the different
stages Of the dome, winding between its
double walls and opening ON the internal
galleries.
From the upper OF these galleries, look
ing down on the altar and floor OF the Ca
thedral below, at a height of about four
hundred feet, the people scarcely look like
human beings, and the Mosaics of the dome,
which lock from below like finely executed
paintings, are found to be coarsely executed
in the only style which could produce such
an effect at such distance. The staircases
from this point lead directly to the top of
the interior dome, and you stand on its
brick floor. Another flight Of about thirty
steps carries you up into the ball on winch
the cross sets, which from the front of the
building looks not larger than a bomb shell,
but you find it to be capable vi easily hold
ing eighteen persons Six were in il at the
time we entered, but the heat was SO oppres-
siye that We were soon compelled to retreat.
The view from the balcony below the ball
is one OF the finest scenes ia Europe. The
whole of Rome is spread out like map in
the foreground, bounded on one side by the
Mediterranean, and on the other By the
CHAIN OF the Apprentices.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-08

WoSDERFUL--The Whitehall Chronicle
says that a man by the name of Luke Gal
win, purchased jug of rum at grocery
store four miles from that place, and then
started for home, became bewidered, lost his
way, wandered up a ledge from which he
fell distance of &c feet; from that he
rolled to another ledge from which he fell a
distance of 40 feet making, in the whole
distance of the fall, 81 feet. At the bottom
of the last descent his head struck between
two rocks, from which he could not extri-
cate himself, and he remained in that condi-
ton from Saturday nigh. until Tuesday
night, when re was discovered and released
from his perilous situation. Strange to say
the man was alive and likely 10 recover.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-08

We would respectfully inform the public that We
have Just received our new stock of Gold and Sill.
Yer Watches fns Jewelry, Silverwsre, Clocks, Gold
Pens, ac., including some very fine Lava, Coral,
Mosaic, and Cameo Setts very rich and handsome
styles Of Gold Guard, Fob, and Vest Chains Breast
Pins, Bracelets Ear Rings, Finger Rings, &c.-
We would call particular attention To stock Of
GOll and Silver Watches, which are OF superior
quality. in all respects. Also, good stock of Ia
ble, Tea, Salt, and Mustard Spoons, Forks, &c,
warranted pure Silver
siiver-plsted Ware, snch Cssiors, Cake Bas-
ksts. Spoons, DC, of THE Brsr euALIrl alsays on
hand.
We are selling at Eastern prizes for cash, aud
warrant our goods 10 be as represented
niylG BITTR0LLE BROS, a. Main II