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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-11-12
..i.-E-y aeu1s % D1Llv8aY o. NAlIs. Ef.goh
On Suadays, ron . 70 10 A. n. On well
days, from Z A. II. . Q p. n. eH! 3.3'H

0oU10 % A0DlvAL AND D1pAnfU1B, AND 7lHB OF
a.a Wing 70 l. crs..s NV. WISCONSIN, cave.
daily. now at ~ o'clock T. y; Arrives six
tines week se o'clock A. u. The greet
: 1assssa and Southern ma:ls are carried on this
Tsese. nail CLOSES q P.M u.
arrival Of tie Eastssa stages q ~ O'Clock A. II.
Nails eloss ssss o'clock the previous even
Z lna.Jyn.Iig4 a-r7arai:,' Bar f-snrlaFi III
Esd Wing TO Cannon Falls and La seur.-
Leaves Aoadsy, Wednesday and Fridsy, %
S'eleek 4. Y: Arrives Tueedsy, Thursdsy and
soasaSday. Asias closes Ut o'clock tho Previ-
Red Wing 70 Owatoans and Blue Earth City.
-.Lssvss Monday and Thursday At Z o'clock A.
H.. Arrives Wednesday and Saturday At 6
s'cleek =. i. Nail closes 1T O'Clock the previ-
pa Wig 70 s.. Niehe,...-Le.y.. Monday
Mednesdsy and Saturday st : o'clock ?. NJ
He'd. Wing % Winoha.-Lesves "Wednesday
Saturday and ct o'clock AN. Arrives Thurs
dcy and Monday At r: NJ: This route sup
!:' e :: * el k9 sv :;ss closes
Fed w!ne 70 St. Paul. Leaves Wednesday
q . S'sloek AN. Arrives Tuesday ats o'clock
P.1. This soute supplies way Offices. Nail
eleese e. o'clock tho Previous evening:
,ndsy o o'clock 4: n. Arrives Tuesday .:
o'clock +. n. Nail closes II s O'clock
previous evening 49,. ..a,.f
~ Remember that all mai, matter, to be
::ns = ,y R;'' Of tho United States must be
II prepayine foreign letters, by afaxing
stamps, be careful to ascertain the correct
amount Of postage before mailing. u Any
thing less than the full amount Of postage
counts nothing, and il lost to the sender.
800 ~ II. C. HOFFMAN, Post Master.
led Wing Januspy Is. 1889. "-"' 80
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7 -"T-' -.TFEt5 mn v
Drags and Medicines.

Drugs and Medicines. ns..;E ;. ..si,.,a..
Please read the advertisement Of I. s.
Kellogg, which appears IN this weeks issus
Of tn. ssnt;,<a He has an extensive stock
on hand, and sells twenty five: par cent,
cheaper than any other druggist in the city.
All orders from the country will b prompt
II filled. Give Ira call. ri s,,4 .aa>s.3
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81 stYeASesS
ssED WING. aUKCH E3.
T. 1P1scoPAL.
., c.a's. c.u.o.-oa Nam, !b:twesn Bush q
I'm! 1sv. Z. 3. Wells, Pastor. "
"'S ''" PRESBYTERIAN. .-.y
rl,s. P.es.r.sslAn-on Sixth street. (nearr
TN. Rsv.J. ". Hancock, Pastor. 4 II
H1THODlST. ? ... seiHHa-
81 xns1oolef EPlsooPAL-oo5nsr Of East Ave-
nue. and Fourth street. Services Of the Sab
- E. ~: 4; n, :.d ~ E; n; rt SUNDAY
evsniag st ~ O'Clock. Rev. Js6es Brooks,
PaesoS-Sesidenee On East Avenue. !"
0snnAA 4ssnoDIsr-cosner of Broadway 4
1oultA street. essvices ct lO]< A. n, and I
z. Il. 21sv. Henry Kolbs. Passo1.; 4 7
sast Us rptur LUTHERAN. u-yf >.A
1w1Ds Lu1n11AH Cau1on-en Fifth street.
Services .. lok A. T., ead p. n. Preaching
eye!y Wsdnssdsy ste,i:.s at o'clock. Rev.
G. Boron, Pastor. go =
,,' RED WING PO8T OFFICE. i. .ol
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n !ssoL yTitlp: The .hip hetst aats I,
Rohsvt y. Hamtltdt, unlot tte drm narne "a
oiviMa AAlIanistoS 81, e disaTlvsd III mutual
eAnleet: The 1 bg.insa, AZ etsa tsf IS con-
main inhiDsAandS.7 10
u nated: Red Wing, October le, 1859. ':l '''*2 >
COLVllL Il HAMILTON
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WANTEp-l 500 GREEN n MD, DRY s y
W., AIDk1,.2- dua IS o5 a!AYo1 q o1Xg

So '!91I.! 10. lnss1 iH-: -19.W 3I5 ~ 90,
Z 7Lno 5ani 81 sd Esgo" als a..ih'T ,z-siiob hs
n .nOjjsgu"on III" ref 8 s5Gsa
TO roita lfjav:o sss.4 @uthae.28 ssi2-Tag h IS
.ei3GIy ygo9 S icy yt.annjiana Ggqeu
h9,earpsr 81s. z7i9GaGA 7ot a1naoiiqYt -
; . 4ssTGbn oci:ta t10q lna 7orsan oil5 81 hna~
h.gnw OH 10 woai tsd5 2gos1 gH;bEa'
~, 4,,oa rsn1iosue bga .sdirosdrs Of pis5i!
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T oF MORT HoRTA AZ, e. non 's
q Stat Of Minnesota, District. Court, Fiji

STATE Of Ninnssote, District, Court, FRI
judicial District, .9oodhus County. i,ias sdt :.
ep4 ' i; s%sss p 80 s@ 4 ,s,b;d
bal s,is losiase,'o : ~ .eael q - ,7ed!nsTo'.
JamesoI. aJashsos,d mo 70 ,no4f III .aeon1s
at 5-5ia Dsfsndsnta j y'i9 9fst III 1sa7ss ~
+, Notes g. hereby given ;thst. under. ard b
'yittes 2. decree q ,yqdensni ef 7oiaelosuls,
W tho slion:ai n. ~ Donaldson, Jadae 81 ~
CeafA, on tho l4tll .daiyyR 81 SsptenSer, A. b.
1889. assory Of witch Has been served d ia
" the plaintiff 4 Attorney, H. hleA :hd ia
8: 6 81; 5..sly Nodded 81 sSaii; % s.sdfd.9,
- 10Th day Of Dsesnber, 1859; Ut two u.cfock
ID the aAelpooH OF thst Natt1Ql NJ bd61ih
a4ptiaa, Is tie highest bidder. for cash, III and
sing9l:y The premises deaesibe4 il said da1o,
~ essig 81 AliSnssSts, aid hovh s1llK ri;
esr snel y 81 sqbdivision ef sssre .lee n@bsr
d4 "a ihlock number sRo or, ia Ffeebcrn
z qe:tA 3dfeon:to che ttwn nov. city, of' Red
Xing, aecotig g III ylit u I'D sttbdi Vision
~ 4alt{6a lScords4 "a. to lo@cs 81 rs R1s.
{iSsf0f Decd Of sail 6oqHty e TODD 6uSENWtiifb
tbs appsrtsnauees.'7 HsCHOfFTHssNSss. ''' ~
. a. ,..s,,,a. 80. lpseia sNs, sa "
Il IT, .ys. y, ; i, ;a q
A. sssa: Aapesesf as5 5eSg uoisasal s'ds1i1H
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A Boy Rah Over. roo sFi HEiW
We are informed that . son Of Hon. WIN
Freeborn was seriously injured last Thurs
day, by being run over BY ! horse bsloug
ing to Mr.. Joseph Drew The boy va,
badly cut on his forehead, but IL now DO
ing we'll: Swa~ >ijaa ar'j"fi 7eerazf o|'T
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~ ~ 10. Of e. r.
BED WiAg Lodge No. Is, Of the above named
order hold their regular meetings every Tues
d:y evening, It ~ o'clock, at Adclphian Hall
Uamli"e University. q II hiD"' ''s Es.H.t
- .as1 4. MEACHAM, W. &. T. .
JUnM SuIrw, WIS.,. = III :, N0.s1 's'
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Hon. e. Grahan.,

tao"' g. 1rra -. n.'NNAAhN
- AHiYed last Friday on thu FavoFita AID
WI fsthain 10 town oss1s 49,. Hs lid.
tho trip UP Salt River 70 b mnch p|e', \
than Unexpected. being enlivened BY sueh
good company. Hscsrtainly looks - il i,
|asesod With, hiusy ntE1f ban ae-os-s ~
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The Steamer Fayo,i,e. :,

@
The Steamer Fayo'iee.. b.c ',54@H l7st.s
During the brief time that Capt. David.
sons La Crosse line has been running, it haa
won golden opinious, besides making : pix
money; and no bost on tho line, nor on the
river, is 30 popular ~ the little Favorits,
which more than paid for herself this season.
This. considering tho other lines have lost
money, speaks we'll for her gcntlemenly and
efficient officers, as we'll IS her own good
qualities. TO the Clerks, Messrs. Hatcher
4 Terrell, We have been ?, indebted g for many
avors in our line during the season. and have
always found them accommodating and
pleasant. WEI hope they will flourish al
their days like green bay tree, and always
have boat Is handsome, and comfortable,
and fast as is the Favorite--an that It will
always he IS that is now, ahead Of the
packets. - lin :, =, "s.'.a": ! -,
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Z s,IiN 4 7s7N q Y. ANNI,
osoo>wtea
~ 80 Y 40 HEk
YHai TI0aN GT9
F. OrO.sT ..S,l..
TaH e = RIC e 0TO ne,
10 b, aif.u % :it* 2aH"f. or = ssthif"ut
On Main Street, sign Of che 7ja.H
~ ~f % har. zoe 'FA"9H - arIs r4uar"E
"CHEAPSIDE." q ly, s,a
,.y NaaaI

The undersignsd has the pleasure 70 an
nounce to hi. f+ienda and saesoners thsg ssRi-
val Of land we'll feleete assorhnen: of
his ,usttlihb Il soaIA eaAast1it1t IA
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that this little:innocsnt had met il death *
this shocking manner. and lev v{ could real;,a
the s1ssnso the cal.mity which 80 soon ,
,,shersd into tho presence Of ,ita Creator /,
soul uapo'lassd with sim 9c' Fir .4a@ F9i57s,
h The lss circumstances attending the death,
are ~ follows s.. A tub containing scaldipga
water, which bad bean prepared ior washing,
~ llefl standing in the room, while the
child WAS IL, in another apartment, from which
che wandered and fil into til, Tub Will,
her aunt w u s u :. distant. u pa. 4. ol
ehs' houas, and who hearing her screams,
hastensd, n her assAtdats sG6d siel1ised her.
The .b'stmed'cat authorities agree that very
=! 'i';5iaG'; b. H.
child Was scaldsd over moro th.n two.third.
of issbody' End expired tween tho hour. IT..
q 2 and 3 ssb'oA sa1SS,a.ysm nfa;nc'
from thsIshoek ON the 1.,hs.vods IystemaI Il ID
ducing collapse. .s4sf 1a2d bnHt4sweIs1 7iif
"pe.'h s!!l,sa ths hit hdn&.in Dr.. 1 ii. !, had
~: :s3S::' al ii. pure ..si hight hot. q
And but sleeps till the sunshine Of ha.v.n -.
unclaimed IT,, = - $3.50 ''. .'' ne =
TO ,s.s.. Sc. Edsn vher. sr.t va. ii.
= SyootiGU 9i II: 81"
: -. 4rr -
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100" =; ssS!s' Winter ARP''' |tsS g.
.I(NBpp,'hel. ,Pl..tsrine Hair, At .L.5a
i---------------i. ..... III t.9- III. ~ ~
R4TFEh EGGs, and FLOUR, In abundance
-'l,e' ali rs u Is t;u.D i4nE ~lOQTS..
/ .oAE and tty the g can't Teas. & -.
:" ANTED 10 buy eithes Abr.cash OF Foods;
~ l'soo green and dry Hides, ~ cfOOT'e.'
YV;ANTED t95, ot'o worth: Of CSsh Of Pro
w duce for the stock Of Goods At FOoT's; -
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ong folt tho nosd Of . regular and complete
h,,11sEA, T@lN ,Gio 1T q, u s Il, Il,

The proprietors Of this ssta blishment h yina
Ionga foft tho nosd Of . regular and complete
/ re = - ~ ~ ID n ~ lSiSEl5s
In Red Wing, have gbeen. TO considerable :ex-
ea S IN r. ntt,n up the :eoys n.n:d salocn
that sSss to ...e nj
lders with peomptcsss and; dispatch. To OUT
.s ~ III. iS aeos o W. ,,S oaa IL.
choose to call for. in tho eating line ehe.xy s
than iyoacan bsssssved It any If the 'hotflS.II
Our .e:a. Ia s,-:,sIz: ~. go .
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NvEKY STYLE or BOOTS ;AED Shoes
- made Is Order and warfanted..1 Rspiirihe
d"le at fzIsasasS ~ 1OUT'6s GhOP.
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,.;ar. 'is's Sd,ir.tr4s-rs S-rsz rsaar za1
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[ 1kEATs ATTRACTIONS IN NEW
Goods, and :nors sS'Soms, &c .7ffoSn 80 - !.

o' ). y. 3 = betss 9' s 52ae
itasIz xatit bi.n ti7' n;s2' 9.oif7 % ii "NiEz o.
:, q. .ziG1. rsay $40 79gu! y! J.to .qo: s,r:,
un ii zidE .sdsn7j Ttsd1 lUf GoiiEel8q
b1e .ne1,firessjsse .f-aeg ret LHq % ~" Z
s,>odi 70 z!of3"q ~ III I5liam1HI l!lu i1ot.p
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L0 the Poor Indian.
About two hundred ofthe Red Wing hand
Of "P,ne Shooters" have sr.iydd on their
old hunting ground. They camped for .
short time on the island opposite this place,
and then pulled up ssakss for the Wisconsin
timber. and arc by this time scattered along
the head waters Of the Eau, Gale, . ue
Clair and Menomonee. Game is unusually
abundant, and they would doubtless have
had .; pleasant time this winter, If the set.
tiers wonld tolerate them, But: no sooner
had they made their appearance then a
dispatch was sent to Major Cullen, the In
dian Agent, and he dispatched = runner to
recall them tn their reservation. Whethe.
they: VIII ebt:,ysz is not. known There i,
certainly great i"ducement for them ia
refuse. To have to pull up just As they
are com fortab'y established in the heart q
the best game country in the world: and
return.te their drcarv h',nes to mope away
the winter, is certainly disheartning But
perhaps it will he for their good % make
them depend for their support upon thei,
labar IN 'cnltivat'ns the soil. IT. il cvidentl,
the only way to civilize them.
.. t.rt
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e. A. LlTTLEFlELD. Local Editor.
Fl q M 8 COLUMN

The Episcopal Church. >.ls. .astsf- 10
Is nearly completed, and will be consecrated
on the ED inst, when Bishop Whipple
and many Of the clergy of that church will
b present. hfsg-t... ,.,s~lf.,
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LEATHER 4 FINDINGS, { 50 i, ( J
BOOTS 4 SHOES, A:,0If
ID =. MEN & BOYS CL OTHING
's..s ss.s isi itass ts1s,ss II Ole ri
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
1881 .at.2'h@ Il 31a!t ..;N ia
HATS, CAPS AND FURS, )
TRUNKS, CARPRT-BAGsY AND
.,5or9rnyif .EG.i: .s"ss
81 d. 70 VAL1CEs, ,yi.s1 1.G::y u
30 ID "r 80 soCt, >sNr@ff - grtt'--S
Together with ! huge stock q every kind Of
'a STAPLE 4 FANCY
Il D RY q GODS: . q
DRESS 1'td GOODS a:1-.i ;'zi1Alis

tt-8cr >,ou,o>re5 3: .-at.
.Y,[.NN ..'A.Ny.lsI
~ 5l-{1. - Ii IL Isl Ia eli
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e1 y y y, A& ~ -
i>.iu ,iaI31 % -uioz. iffa aoiG;a sifisi,
r % DRY !: \ "G(O,ltO|,D]!S,'', ;@a

.lsEis..tE'- .gI.'.iI /: 'tgFg9i flstgt. z eE:ei
Goodhue County, and viii bs sold CHEAPEK
than they have ever been offered; in this M
kst bafore. s:Ths Lsdiss ase 1eepsctfallyi1si-
lied to call and, examine our Stock bsfeSe ,pur-
- .:':iinh ISIS .1{s:i, istaiiieni yi,void
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-11-12

Wheat, Ship ing, &c.
We have take" considerable pains during
tho past week, to get . statement Of thu
amount Of wheat bought in Red Wing thi,
fall, bu. have been unable to, get At the ex.
act amount, though our figures will not b
found far out Of the way. The amour,
bought is far less than was supposed. Gu,
mercha nts have bought all that has come Il
market, paying at the rate Of from So 70 61
cents per bushel; but title farmers have !.
idea that prices are going to b. higher in thu
spring, = and cohssq udn:'s have parted with
only just enough to provide themselves 81 sell
With the actual neceesaries Of life duriha
the :w':ter: ~. ct being . prophet. We shall
not attempt TO state whetherit be policy to
+" hold o"' TIL spring, Or TO- SELL This fall;
but If we may be allowed to Judge from the
experience Of farmers in other States dur;na
the past three FEARS Ne 4 would ',d 1.dyis1
the" to setarid oH oil they can this fali.-
Inc facilities for shipping have besna ver;
limited this <season-the low stage of tn,
water making i.',yery dihacalt tor the l.rge g
boats to run with any degree Of profit.
Il is estimated, thai not one. ffth ,ef, til,
wheat f raised in Goodhae county thi. season
has been brought to market, and noeass.
}qoently there j large amount . g. ship,
peg sij in the spring: Considerable wheat! from
This county has. been taken to Lake City and
Hastings; and admitting ehkt the ITO plaessa
together have bought = audh y y Re Rel, Wing
We and a the .mo ey r. q 4bept 10000
| bushels; and estimating this 70 DO but ono.
aflh a Of the yield, thersi still on hand !,
che county about 400 600 boshs,sL- m.kine
i all .6odf goo oo 8, bushels r,'ii.ed !. s.
county thie year. IN; iaa z5,,f9i.Y ,leuo4ar :
The trade in corn, eata re. barley ind
potatoes, his been 1erryy limited. aud price.
|t-''fYy..S4t 1890 1--WE IraD IDSETfGL Il
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sssssssA vsssly. b. Melasiss / shs'dss Wholesale
'..r.', iG9af@@ ssss0 Merchants.
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g1TGIa3 tiHIfTl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-03

By the sinking of the steamboat "Nat.
Holmes we sustained loss on coffee of
one thousand nine hundred and eight dol
lars, which was insured in the Rising Sun
Insurance Company. Our demand upon the
Company has been promptly responded to,
aud the full amount of loss paid US in this
city, without subjecting US to any delay,
trouble or expense whatever. In their bust
ness with US that company has pursued such
q course as to favorably impress US with its
character for promptness, and such course
as, in our opinion, should favorably commend
it to the people of Indiana, as an under
writer. WHEELER Il RIGGs.
Evansville, April 3oth, 1859.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-03

Ak AccIDENT.-The Petersburh Reporter
SAYS the Rev. T.. RI. Sabin met with a
serious accident last Tuesday. He left that
plsoe in the afternoon in . carriage, and
while crossing White river, the ferry boat
fun against a tree and limb struck the
horses and knocked them out-one falling
ON top Of the other. The harness was cui
loose as soon as possible, but the horse I'M
dernesth was drowned. Mr.. s. had justpur
chased the horse for Sl4o, and we regret
that he met with 30 serious loss.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-03
philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, May IN
Flour held with increased 6rnness owing
to light receipts and reduced sales; 200 biol.
good sugar brought 6 so; 1000 bbl., extra
family &c. Rye -four dull at II; corn
meal &C. Wheat scarce and in demand; sales
of 1000 Dbl, Pennsylvania aud Western at
co for red 63Gasl 20 for white. Rye SO.
Corn dull, and lc. lower, yellow 80. Oats in
fair demand at 5S. Groceries and ProviS-
ions quiet Rio coffee firm AT ll3@ll3c-
Sugar dull and rather lower. Whisky look
ing up; Ohio zoe. -l.- -. :.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-03

3D. Henry Alexis de Toceueyille, The
distinguished author and statesman, whose
death was announced by the City Of Wash
ington, was 81 years Of age, having been
born in 1905. He began life as a magistrate,
and held several public stations before be
was sent to this country, in 1881, for the
purpose Of inquiring into the state of cur
prisons. On his return he published his
large and well known work, Democracy
in America" which was received with great
favor upon both sides of the water, and is
still regarded as a book Of authority. With
in two or three years after its publication,
the author was elected a member of the
French Academy and Of several other liter
airy institutions. In 1887 he took his seat
in the legislative body of France, and won
a general reputation by several speeches,
the excellences Of which were acknowledged
By all parties, although the speaker was
charged with having tendencies toward Alb
Solutism- After the revolution Of 1646, he
became q member OF the Constituent and
Legislative National Assembly, where he
voted with the majority in opposition to oil
motions of an ultra Democratic character.
On the second Of June in the same year, be
entered the Cabinet as Minister of Foreign
Affairs. After Louis Napoleon seized abso-
lutte power, he withdrew from public life
and occupied himself with the congestion
of book upon the "Ancient Regime in
which the causes of the French Revolution
work was published somewhat more than I
year ago, and translation soon afterward
made its appearance in this country. -sl.a =
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-03

TAX ASSASSINATION an examination
Of the returns in the Appraisers Office, as
far as made up, ii is estimated that the pres.
emf amount Of taxsbles in yanderburgh
county will show an increase Of IS to loo
per cent. in the value of property since the
last appraisement in 1881. Mr.. Hardin,
thsAppraiser, is doing bis business thorough
iy, aud, we believe, very accurately. To full
oil the acquisitions Of the law. requires a
vast deal of labor, for which it provides but
sn inadequate compensation.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-03

JUsr BEING 0pRsSp.-Another case Of
those nice elastic cashmere business suits,
for spring and summer wear, gotten up ex-
psessly, by the aessrs. Devlin tor Lyons, has
iast arrived. Lyons has marked his goods
down, this spring, at very lon 6gurss, and
6ne clothing is, consequently, "going of
Like hot cakes"
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Cruelty TO seamen at Sea.

The London Times calls the attention Of
the English public to the fact that in the
twelve months from June, 1851, to June
1858, there were admitted into the Northern
Hospital Mt Liverpool upward of a hundred
and City patients from foreign merchant
vessels, mostly American, suffering ut the
time or their admission from injuries or
maltreatment at the hands of their officers.
The law Of nations, as il stands at present,
forbids the English courts from calling the
inhicters of these injuries to account, though
both parties, the injured and the injurers
may be within their jurisdiction, except in
cases when the act has been perpetrated
within British waters. fla seamen be killed
or manned by the officers Of q foreign YES
sci while on the high seas, though that yes
sci afterward enter British port, bringing
with il the corpus deficit, the MANNED sea-
man, the captain who manned him, and the
witnesses of the transaction, and though the
MANNED seaman be deposited 10 o British
hospital for medical treatment, yet no British
court, nor anybody else on British ground,
has any lawful jurisdiction in the case, and
tha only chance which the sufferer has of
bringing the persons who injured him TO ac-
count, il to return to the United States and
here 70 institute proceedings, If, indeed,
when he gets here, the parties and witnesses
are to be found, of which there is but slight
lxobability. So the officers Of British YES
-sls arriving in the United States are, under
like circumstances, free from any responsible
its 10 our courts. The effect Of this rule
must evidently be not merely to insure Inn
punity Il ON many injuries of the grossest
character, but even to hold out temptation
10 make the injury so severe as to render il
necessary to leave the sailor behind, thus
depriying him Of all but the merest chance
Of ever obtaining any legal redress A eail
is made for s.s-s i,,ernational stipulations
~ which these abuses Of authority shall b
panished.
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R~ II. Nelson & Co. will sell four bales
OF cotton batting at auction, this morning,
which has been little damaged by fire, hut
is otherwise frst-rate article
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By An artificial stone has been invented
by Mr. Thomas Taylor, of Boston, designed
for building purposes, especially for orna-
ments and outside work upon buildings.
The Traceler says il is. a composition of
mineral elements and is prepared by a pro-
cess, which, as yet, is known only to the IN
sentor, bit il does not hesitate to saythat it
is the most remarkable discovery of the Kind
ever made. This substance has all the fol-
lowing valuable properties-it is perfectly
insolublesin water; is. fire proof, and frost
proof; win not corrode, can be sawn, cut,
or bored, and has the mailing properties Of
wood; viii not shrink, crack, or warp, may
be moulded into any required shape, and in
ornamental work will bear any degree of
relief; can be made SO light as to float upon
water, or as heavy and soil as granite, and
will bear any color required. 1t is really
the most surprising substance for the pur-
pose for which it is designed ever seen, and
all architects and builders should examine
its claims. IL can be furnished at less cost
than any substance now in use for like Dur.
poses. ess e-s - n -. = : + = =
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
- ovrprc, May 2-N
By THE 3. 4 W. LINE

QuEsEc, May IN
The steamship North Briton has arrived
with Liverpool dates to "Wednesday the 10th
ult. Parliament was prorogued on the 10th
nit, and writs for the new elections issued.
The latest aspect of continental affairs was
reasoned, and the Paris -fonitsar had
published another pacific article. Sardinia
has accepted the disarmament principle.
The Liverpool cotton market closed dull
and somewhat lower consols close at 9fbGH
o.