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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-16
PRocREpINcs or TuE nKKrIxo.

Pursuant To . call, the miners VI this vicinity a.
semblsd at the Theater in PacerVille, on Tuesday
Early Esq, was elected esident, Hamilton Mccain
and George Giifen Vice Presidents and Benjamir
Neacham appointed Secretary.
The President clearly and briefly stated the Oh
icct Of the meeting.
Mr.. Wicks offered the following resolutions which
after lengthy debate. we're unanimously adopted
| RssolrSd, That we consider the present rstei
charged BY the South Fork Canal Company for wa
ter exOrbitant and ruinOus TO the mining interest
and destructive TO the prosperity Of this community
ResOlrrd. That this meeting remOnstrate agsius
the practice Of the Company or lie Agents holding
unOccupicd ground responsible for water bills con
tracied BY EUrnler occupants, considering It an in
frnRcment On our rights; that To the miner beIongi
cupird ground.
Rssolred. That We are opposed TO agents of the
Company Spec"Ating IN claims, especially taking up
and selling to the Chinese.
REsoirsd, That we Tepudiste the idea Of granting
10 ditch companies ifty feet each side Of their
ditch as right OF way a. asked for BY the COnVen
hon OF ditch owners held at Sacramento, for thu
reason that u would eGectualy and forever prevent
any competition 10 water in the mines.
Resolred, That competition 10 water is the only
sure and permanent rsef against the abuses cum
plsined Of and certain means Of developing OUT
mines and increasing the permanent welfare Of thii
community.
On motion Of Mr.. Wicks, committee Of three
l
q. Wicks W. r. Chapman and d. Sesrles to wall
upon John Kirk and receive proposals for bringing
in new ditch.
The committee waited upon Mr. Kirk end report
ed thst he would confer with committee appointed
by this meeting. 70 enter into preliminary arrange
nients to be laid before the next meeting
| Moved and carried that a committee Of one from
each mining District ON the line Of the South F0rl
Canal be appointed By this meeting for that puF
pose.
The following named gentlemen were appointed
James Elliott. Coon Hollow; W. p. Early. Spanish
Hill; l.. D. Wicks, Reservoir Hill; Bcnj Meacbam
smiths Flat: John Wade, White Rock Canon; 3
Wallace, Cedar Hill; William Wilson, Gold lIill
J. Sudden. Texas Hill @. w. Gi6eu. COld Syringe
w. Prydr. JnhnSons Canon.
Moved and carried that the proceedings Of th
meeting he published in the MorxuAIN DEnocRAT
.SDnui- Htekiy ObasrrSr. Sacramento Union and Dem
ocrdtic Standard.
The meeting adjourned to meet Saturday JULY
| 10th. at . O'Clock, r. n.
w.P. EARLY, Prest.
| McCAxS, lv:.p..
| wv .GIVHRK.
| Benz MEAcHAM, Sec'Fy.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-16

To CORRESPONDENT. correspondence should
write only on one side Of the paper, never In
terline, and write every word of their cOtnmu.
nications In plain, legible hand. Bad manu-
script is the greatest Of LOres to the printer,
and ought invariably to be introduced to the
stove
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-16

NuIsANCEs-Ws call the attention Of all
persons interested, to the report Ofthe Common
Council Committee on nuisances, in another
column. We trust that the reading Of the re.
port will be sufficient to cause the removal of
the evils complained Of
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-16

IL there heart that never sighed?
il there tongue that never lied!
70 there en- eye that never blinkedf
Ia there man that never drinkedS
La there woman thst eevoe taiuted3
Or 10 there one that never paintedf
Il 40, then heart. and tongue, aud eye,
Nust tell . Most COMPOUNDED lie.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-16

STATE CRNTRAt COMMITTEE. The Chair
man Of the Democratic State Central Com
mittee has issued 9 call iOt meeting of the
COMMITTEES, in Gan francisco, on Thursday
next, the 21st instant
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-16

BOARD or SUPERVISORS. Board of Su-
pervisors met on Monday last, and having al.
lowed various accounts and ordered certain
county roads to be opened, adjourned on
Thursday until the first Monday in August
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WOuntaiu Democrat.
Rof the Uemoers
LIVES TOA CANARY BIRD.
BYE c. HAATNAE.

BYR C. HAATNAF.
love thee, bright and bonnie bird.
know thy heart H. fFee a.,
From everv eaTth-stain, - II pouTs
Its sweetnssSs O1t on me-
And "a q heart that's fondly sOtsht
A veary pathway through
ker loTs among its native kiDd
Isvs ehahsslsss, ldssp and true
rTis sweet to know that in heart
gen little 80 thy own,
That am set king apaFtS
Upon aAeetion's throne.
IT'S sweet TO know that In thy heart
There is no germ Of change,
That poverty, with all lite illS,
Cannot thy heart sstrangs.
The world may smile because pour
AAeetion out on thee, .-.-..t ..
And give the treasures Of my heart
To bird and flower and tree.
But, ah they know not what Il 10
Toilet affection Irvine
Around some fanci'd altar place,
And ind q ruined shrine!
All! sadly must the human heart
Be tortured e'eT IL turns
To hearts like thine, where consistency
dim lit taper burns.
fhs Aams 10 not like that We sought
:. 10 earlier, brighter ysaFei
But though IL lacks the brilliant light
Twill not be qusnehed In tears.
The boaSted friendships Of the world
Each falsely Whispered word
would give them all for one bright song
Ofthine, my bonnie bird.
Cat, July 10th, 1859.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-16

NATE FURsT generously sent US bunch Of
really fine cigars and large plug of delicious
tobacco. He has more Of che same sort ct his
cigar store, next door 10 the CRY House.
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Convention Of Miners.


Below We publish the proceedings of the
Miners meeting, convened in this city on
Tuesday, for the double purpose, If we may
Judge from the resolutions, of reducing the
price OF water and devising means to construct
new canal. The meeting was largely at
tended, and conducted with great prOpriety.
One resolution, rather favoring strike, and
SO understood by majority Of those present,
though dsclaimed by its author, was voted
down almost unanimously. The Of the
resolutions stated very emphatically that he
was not in favor Of q strike, nor was the meet
Ing called for any such purpose but that he
and those whom he had consulted and who
were acting with him. aimed at the cOnstruc-
ton Of new ditch. The resolutions elected
an animated but not acrimonious debate, and
were finally adopted unanimously. Mr. Chap.
man advised the meeting to act prudently not
FaShly. Constructing new ditch, large
enough to supply the demand for water, was
an undertaking Of no ordinary magnitude, and
unless they had some prospect of succeeding
it were better not to commence tho work.
Money was scarce, times hard, and capitalists
not very eager to invest in an uncertainty
They should deliberate cOOlIy and dispassiOn-
ately before acting. Resolving to construct q
canal would not accomplish the object cap
ital was necessary. While he was in favor Of
tho object Of the meeting, he was opposed to
beginning work, involving an immense ex-
pensc, without they could put it through
A number Of other gentlemen addressed the
meeting. majority agreeing with, q few dis.
senting from the views advanced by him. A
proposition to appoint committee to consult
with the South Fork Canal Company was re-
jected. Finally, "a committee Of three was
appointed to wait upon Mr.. XIX and receive
I proposals Tor bringing in new ditch; !" when
the meeting adjourned until Saturday.
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We ere greatly indebted 70 "a Tennessee Demo.
ctat" for bis interesting communication. He will
Oblge US and do The Democratic party good service
by corresponding regularly EOf the DEAbcAA4.
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J. M. JORDAN,


Ill J Street Aeswssa III and Ssh, Sacramento,
Selling OF at Cost, for Sixty Days,
To make room for Goods 70 arrive and NoW landing per
Clipper Andrew JacksOn.
10000 Yards 1mgFain, Three-Ply,
Brussels and Velvet Carpets
$4,000 yards ElosR Oh CleaA
5000 yards Tahae OIL Goth
100000 Rolls Paper Hangngs-Satlns. - cents;
e000 Rolls BNFasFs
1000 Pars Windew ShAdes;
10000 Feet Cit Aoaldlnej
STAIR Carpet;
Druggets; sAsepskias;
Rugs and Mats o. every description;
Damasks; Laea and Aaslln Caftsins:
Pcturaa
All Kinds Of PICTURE FRAMES made to order.
The largest and he assortment Of Steel RngTavings and
Autographs In the State.
All kinds Of Upholstery Goods hand. Upholstery
Work and Paper Hanging done ct the lowest rates and
the best woFkmeH.
U"In all cases liberal discount to the trade.
Sacramento, April S0th. 1859. tsml
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RERERENCEs /:

To -Gh0 Public.
DR. SMITH having established Arst class Water Cur
and MoaaFpahie Institution Ia thie city. and ellng great
interest 10 the success Of saeh lnstuen based upon
natural and rational principles Of The healing ar sha
take charge Of the business department mr. smith b
graduate q regularly chartered Asseal Coege, thor
oueh Physician By nature well eueaaon, and
assure thoss who consult Am aud aaePa his treatment
that they will rejoice In the lnspraen 0g rstuFnlng heath
and verify all that 10 said in bic fAvCE:
THOMAS HILL,
Late 81 Hin, Wooster Z Co.
NAcrAmento. Aprn aQth, 1855. -IG1
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Mrs. PArtington has bought horse 60 splr-
ituous that he always goes OF in decanteF.
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ROBERTS, MORRISON 8 co.,
IHpeFtsrs and Wholesale Dealers n
BOOTS AND SHOES,

:. Ne. 70 California It, San Francisco,
"Avk On hand. and are receiving By sveRy clipper
from New YoFk and Bsslen, large and eomplete as
soFtmsnt Of Esna WOEenS. Misses. DOys. Youths and
eAlldFea'a
Boots 0nd Shoes
10 which they dsre to call The attention Of dealers.
Having Que Of our Urn constantly At the Rask through
whom goods ordered tram ali the beak anaiaet-
for this market and having very superior advantages
and Achilles generally Tor doing hnalneas prepared
70 Sell cur goods ct the Lowest market rates.
Merchants Visiting THE city VII and 70 their lntereat
70 call aud examine stock esss purchasing sssSAss
RQBEREe, HORRIeON CO.,
(aPEoo@Sl 70 oAlssfAia e, Ken FFanelses,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-16
FULTON TOUNDRY AND IRON

- WORKS.-HINCKLEY CO., FtFsa street,
between Market end Msslon Streets eAn Fran.
-K1cisco, Manufacturers Of QUARTZ MIklS&AW
MILLS, STgAM EN0INE8, PUMpSe &C. All
kinds Of IRON CASTINGS harnished ct short nosice.-
Every styiS Of aNshAg Iron when cast RepatPnS
Machinery neatly doAe. PattsFnAakiag IN al M vaFi-
Gus forms. Prices. reasonable. lllmsl
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STOLEN.

LROM the cabin Of the undsEdansA, ~ Chunk Canou,
II on the 10th inst, Pockst D0ek containing THREE
favor Of Phnsas Harlow, for the sum n sbout 91Do o.
dated 70 October 1855 ere fer ei0o co. dated In NOysm
Ave- ~ S;nS.. sSo a S"a ~ a., " SrsTn ~! 9
96lh, ess All perSOcs caufsned NOT 10 negotiate ~
either OF the above Notes, As Payment Of the has
been storpsd YfIfNEA9 HARLOW.
PlnceFville, June 18Th 1850 -.lSWf
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Clothing of Am Kinds |:

Black Eroek Goats the latest yIs Blue emit Blaek Sect
Goats Ragans; Business Coa DOsskln, Cassmsv, Sat
net and Jean Pants; Boots Shoes and CATERS the best
assortment 10 the market; Davis jones' shirts Hats
0entlemens Furnishing Goods Of Ell kinds Tobacco &c.
gars; Cutlery; Yankee Notions. &C.
lie can furnish complete outfit for the mines ball
lower than any ether heuse 10 the city, and respectfully in
vss psFsUua needing goods IN HE line to give hin call
before Purchasing elsewhere. Remember the old place
the Plaza, SIGn 81 the TWO FLAGS.
n BAH persons indebted to the late firm Of L. Rsmsh
Co. requested to call forthwith and settle the
laprT2Sl n. LEWIS.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-16

Pacific Foundry and Machine
shop,
SAN FRANCISCO SAL.
EstabllsAeG On 1880.
TINE undsFsignsd continue 70 manufacture at the
Il above Establishment, every deseripsion Of
MACHINERY
And Of IRON and brass CASTINGS. We are cole
II
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HOWLANWsS PATENT
ROTARY QUARTZ MILLS, which hSva nav heen
thoroughly tested in many loealiess and beevd to
offer many advantage ever any ether Min n0W In use
We also manufacture Quarts Mtla MaGhlmes
Fy Of any other description tsQhirsai saw and
Flour Mill Machinery; Steam Engines,
FORCE PUMPe, Dc.
Quarts Miners can be supplied at chart Reties with
SCREENS OF ANY DEGREE OF EINENEss, made
from the Best Russia Iron and In the most perfect
We have facilities for furnishing this article 70
any extent which may be required.
Orders are respectfully sOliesed for the above.
oI otneE AI!icIes IN eur Hnes cor eSesga te t9En
inferior thOss Of any other estahshsnt on the
Pacihc coast, and at the moat reasonable pTieeR.
GODDARD, HANSCOM RANKIN,
Late GoDbAAD q Co. -
Gan TEanslscO, February Tths lsSe. Teal
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NEW GOODS new GooDs


ID HPECTEULLY luiorms he IFisnds anA Tie public
that he hes huFnhass6 the snre business Of Il ksm-
sh Co., better ahoWn - the "OrginAl Cheap John"
tableh@en Oh the Rasa, WhsTs be b ready 70 ed gosa
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Bridge Notice.

Il Persons ere hereby noGiAeA thaa On WoDAay. A.
"A Ru.s let, 1859. will apply 10 Tie D6AsA 81 euVj.
.Or; q p ,, rs s:S -. Gclos.ss e e
the road leading ffem NIddstown % Mise6hEl u.s. i
June 9stA, 1854 SeSf
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Bridge Notice.

Il peEssas are AsEehg usssss - we ~ apssvs
- AoeAaYs A1sass 81, IT,. - - HeaSA e DsaEsT
License. 70 kseR I'll Bridge aaFe@ - 1913 bs&
the Ams..eaa Mses, e. Tss4S -.
SsaeessssSs In lntsEest, g }. 80 81 90.
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Bridge Notice.

NOTICE y hereby sven lAst eAs eaacsSsseA VI -
IN ~ to ne HeA. Boase q espefvss5as ~ - es
Of August pei4, FIR rsneWal q &c., & ksana -
Bridge scF0as webbeF Greek. the Foea Isz1E Gam'
COsOma and Unls0sSwn 70 sassaasaals Ollyg - llfIl
#sbSet Geek, July O4A, 1sss.-sa >'.'l
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Rauort of Commits an Nu;sancas

R. s. HERNANDEZ, elk. c. C.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-29

TIVE FoURTH or JrLY AT HENDERSON
The l1dies of the Methodist Society in
Henderson are preparing to givea large and
sumptuous barbecue on the the Fair Grounds
near the city, on the 4th OF July, at which
there will be public speaking aud various
amuSements. In the evening bouutiful
supper win be given at one of the public
halls in the city. These entertainments are
proposed by the ladies for the purpose OF
aiding in the completion Of a very beauti-
ful church now nearly completed for the So
ciety. As the provisions and delicacies for
the entertainment will be the voluntary con-
tributions of the farmers and citizens, n
slight charge to each visitor will make a
handsome sum for the fair entertainers
TIE excursions of the Maid of the Mist
Charley Bowen, and the Kate Sarchet down
the river will afford ample opportunities to
visit Henderson on that day, which many
we hope will improve, to keep bright the
cordial socialties that connect ~ with our
pleasant neighbors.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-29

THE Knox County BOND CAsE.-.-Judge
Huntington has decided to issue mandG-
mus to the Knox County Commissioners to
levy special tax to pay the interest on the
county bonds belonging to the Ohio & Mis-
sissiPpi Railroad Company Judge Mclean
decided the law of this question some weeks
ago, as we noticed at the time, but the man
damus should be withheld till the Commis-
sioners had met at their June session, and
decided whether they would levy the tax
without any compulsion. As they did not,
the mandamus has been ordered and the
Commissioners will be put in tight place.
They will have to levy or be subject to I'm
prisonment for contempt of court.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-29
BAITnoRE Junp Is


John b. Chennistcr who was shot OH
Sunday evening, at the Washington Gar
dens, by VIM. COulson, died last night
Coulson is still at liberty. ..-....
Joe Edwards, who has been lately indis-
creetly paraded before the public as hope
full convert through the instrumentality of
the Union Prayer Meetings, yesterday, in
company with another notorious rowdy,
George Gardner, pcrPetrated murderous
assault upon coloted man, al Abrams ship
yard, and knocked down and bea; Hugh
Cooper, Esq, the well known ship-builder.
They then proceeded TO the ship David
Stuart, and nearly murdered the steward
named Hammonds, after which they sailed
away in a small boat, but we're subsequent
~ overtakcn aud arrested, but were reIeas-
ed on giving bail. The assai!ants are caulk-
ers, and were taking revenge on parties for
employing colorcd caulkers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-29

DR.. HAAS, having leased the rooms formerlyoc-
cupied by DR.. kivett, in Or. Bray's building oIpo
site the Pest Office, would respectfully solicit the
citizens of Evansville and the surrounding towns
and country, 20 visit his rooms and see the speci
mems on exhibition. AL those who need Dental
operations performed, and epleasedwith hiswork,
shall be attended to with great pleasure. His
CONTINUOUS GUM
works without a seam crevice. Nothing VIII he
more clean, or have greater strength. His DLoCK
WoRE HIS DIT Two stsssss< In fun upper or IOWcs
set Persons can laugh as heartily as they choose
without showing that their teeth are artificial, and
checks that are sunEe1 can be restored a. nearly
their original contour.
lie also makes the usual styles Of plain and sim
pie gum tooth work on gold and silver plate-aBd
also the CheOPlastic work, which Is much liked by
those who have used it. lie has also two processes
for extracting teeth without pain-no inhaisti0n--
injurious elects arising from their usethe most
delicate have them applied with perfect safety
30 Parents will consult the health and leaUty OF
their children ~ having the Dentist direct their
second dentition, thereby producing symmetry and
health 10 those invaluable organs.
go take pleasure ia Introducing Or. Has,
formerly Of Lafayette, Ind, my successor 10 the
old rooms in Bray 8 building hoping he viii find
them both pleasant and profitable. From my in
teTcourse with the Doctor, am pleased to find him
one Of the progressing; possessing taste and high
professional ability and standing. With this view,
can, with safety, recommend bin 10 the community
a skillful and competent dentist.
apis ,. kIYETT.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-29

De- The expressing hot weather of the
last few days suggests very warmly the ne
cessity and propriety Of calling at Lyons
aud procuring suit of cool, pleasant sum,
mer garments.
Lyons has a complete assortment OF plain
and fancy Linen, Alpaca, drap de etc, Mar
settles, and light Cashmere suits, which are
elegantly gotten up; and he is enab,cd 10 sell
fine garments fully as low as they can be
bought in the larger cities
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-29
River Item ..

ARRIVALS AND pEPARrUREs-FRoH So'cLocs MONDAY
TtLL : O'CLOCK TUESDAY,.
Dubleith, Nashville 10 Cincinnati.
Bay City, Pittsburg 10 ST. Louis. p.
lands, Cincinnati TO New Orleans
Iehigh, do 10 ST Louis.
COnewaSo. 81. Louis 20 Pittsburg.
Chancellor, New Orleans 10 Louisvil!e.
5 II. Tucker, Ark. river 20 Crncnnati.
Moses Mcclellan, Louisvi lie to Memphis
Argonaut, PittsbuTg 20 ST. Louis
Scitfo. Louisville TO Henderson 20
Tie Trader is due from Pond river.
The Union was announced for Green river
last night. .-. 'f =! eL
The Wabash is extremely low, and is
still filling. ~
The Chattanooga is laying up at Lous-
vile. st- Fe.s
The T. H. Fairchili will be down to-day,
bound for New Orleans
The Charley Bowen left yesterday, with a
good trip, for Cairo. rs
The Bracelet is due from Louisville for
Bowling Green.
The Oakland will be down from Louis
vile this evening. She will leave again at
q O'Clock p. N.
The Highfyer is tie packet to-day fox St.
Louis. ~
The Pacific, from New Orleans, was due
last night. 81
The Kentucky will be along this after
noon. from Memphis to Louisville.
The swift and elegant Evansville and Pa
ducah packet, Silver Star, in command of
Capt. Fowler, leaves to-day at noon for Pa
duoah and all way landings. Messrs- Dn-
souchet and Milliken are her efficient clerks,
who viii kindly attend to the comfort OF
all who may travel On the Star. Mr.. Glenn
is the accommodating mail agent, always
on hand aud attentive to his duties.
The fare for the trip to Cave-in-Rocl on
the Kate Sarchet, the Fourth of July, for
gentleman and lady, is "a, going aud re-
turning.
The river at this point is falling. Bust
ness dull, with some few freights awaiting
shipment.
The James Montgomery is to be taken 10
Cairo, where she will remain until fall.
The new boat Charmer, which passed
down to Cairo the other day, in tow of the
Republic, will remain there until finished,
and As soon as the season commences, will
ill tine place of the Princess.
The Cumberland river is failing, with
feet water on the shoals
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-29

kEgTUcKY TURF REGIsrER.-We have re-
ceiyed number Of this new paper, which
is beautiful quarto of sixteen pages, de-
voted TO subjects relating 10 the turf
stock-raising, aud agriculture, to which is
added an interesting chronicle OF the times
It is edited by o. +. Norton, who has an in
timate knowledge OF ,he subjects to which
the sheet is devoted; and there i. spirit
snd taste exhibited IN ali its various depart
nents
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-29

EaS- Christopher Robinson, American
Republican, was elected to Congress from
the Eastern District or Rhode Island, on
Wednesday. He received 1900 votes, aud
Thomas Davis, straight Republican, $500.
The latter was supported 10y many Demo
Gratis, that party having 10 candidate in the
field
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Ia,.r a. u.rela....' 4 aia,..,tsel..-.r, Je.,.a,

(Esc7s ,ss Herckaz.s' & Aass.faef'.-srs JorsAal
To those Of our readers who are subject
to Fever and Agus, Intermittent and Re
mittsnt Fevers, or other Bilious and Ncrv-
Gus attacks, we honestly recommend Iced 5
Substitute for Quinine, for so many cures
by its use have come under our own obser-
ration, that ~e know how excellent it Is.
This substitute does not contain Quinine,
Opium, Morphine, on Arsenic, while it pos
sesses all the advantages OF these medicine.
with none OF their injurious effects. In a
pamphlet before as, we find certificates from
ell classes--the Sailor, Merchant, and inva-
I'D. which ali bear testimony TO It's excel
Ience. Let our readers send fer circular,
or, better, fox half e dozen bottles, to
LrIcH s CARLsrEDr, Evansville, Ind. d&S Gm