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, 1859-11-05

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Tic Democratic ofjce''o" 10 w !"o"A =,
that lie wua running n1Sgcrs -'oF'" 's"'t*" ~
.suata. It "iS amply tfe "srfs''"" III ""'s" u"
was travelling luz es'''sa PERSONS '''u, ''''
oeracy take exceptions u: 1!Au i's os'n 'o"'
hing ""l @.e' o"' ', .,.,,, r.. a,a,.n,
*tcaa Of F*se 'f'<"' '"e e.'''".s "'"'" ~
Ing h'm to congress fa'hef 'aa' o'' q ta'''"s'
1,,,so,, STATE l!oAn:orArulc MEmc.L Asso-
c,Arlos.-.sgseca',iy to announcement, this
$50, ,..,L #. S.;t,,, ,n,,., Nc,inv in lack.
e,r,i,l.,, III on wyluc.la, und Thursday last.
w.. .,,,,,;r., :. rc,orted In have hccn of q more
aoe 'nse"s ,asfs,;.,.4 ,,s,,.. I'D ,,,s ,,,or1.
sno. w tl,ouri. not very large, was OF the most
,rsocr,,1,!c aud Intelligent sort The Nearly
s':n.s. ~ IL. sc;cn,i,;c committee. were or !,
:fs. 's,.,. ~ ,...r ,na ce7tu;,l, bctok.ned al,
high ofder o n:ef, anu se',4'a o..oseu ,a1.. -"
Increased zca' aha l''-e''eA' e'Ae'e">' ~'''''
tho "otA'"s ''e'"'e r.r.
The reports presented wcrc AS follows;
M !1sy s rrss r:1s,.Ite q ta;s',s, c 4,es,eu: .ses
,hs Mud; .,,. - ,,u,u,., ., ,,..,,3t,.t opvv.,,
rs Us !, T. S" i e.i. of i'uIusuc. t:nl"s
r.. r. 9'ssss I%is,,; -: c!i:4sts rssr1.r4i ssst:
BIC !ric:, Of a.'ea' r'''''n'' III 'he '''s0'o'
n.. Wednesday, evening. tic Society, in
~. r;s;,cd the lusanc Asvluu1, where ever,
,.;.jnc.. was shown its nembtrs by ,hc urban
suncriutcndc,t, nE. Fhoads.
-. 1,,,-sd.v they likewise visited the Inst
V" ~, ns.e and y,ub md Car III
tutlous 1of wv
Treatment Of the lasane.
Ton additional members were n1nde 10 It
e..;a,, a,-;no its session. Or. l.. Z. 1sclI;nl
, 1859-11-05

r3y- vichot Conchas.! Comerciantc
La 0rieans Rega1ia de Londres ~! Ia Aejer
De "a lIabana a!!!!! Choice and select brands
Of Cigars lust received by d. W Corbin + Co.,
65 South Clark street. Try them.
, 1859-11-05

EXAMINATION OF Fkx41x TtAcHkRz.-The1e
will be an examination Of Female Teachers at
tho Office of the Board Of Educstion, No. 119
Clark street, On Thursday, Nor. 10, comnenc-
Jug At o'clock, !. u. Vt. H. WILLS,
Superintendent Public Schools.
, 1859-11-05

RosE HUI CExErEny.-This will tc tie Las:
dav that tue fac train TO Ko.t Hill Cemetery
will be run. tn eycn those who hold tickets, AMI
all these who wish 10 80 to purchase lots had
better avail themselves Of the opportunity to-
dur, The train will Leave at 5 r.. y. and return
at r. ". After to-day the regular trains will
run 60 rs 10 accommodate all those who wish to
m to the Cemetery.
, 1859-11-05

Yorxo MES's ASSOCIATION lEcrCEEs.-Nc
trust our readers will Ecar in mind that Mr
George vaudcnhoT will give his lecture md
rexdiugs under the auspices Of the Young
Mems Association, at Metropolitan Hall, on
Tuesday evening next His lecture will be on
the character OF Sheridan. and his readings
from that distinguished mans plays. VIC trust
| tLcrc will tc no .nstakc as to full attendance
, 1859-11-05

KrxAwAi.-A horse with q milk cart attached
went smiling through Wabash Avenue yesterday
afternoon Mt an ugly rate Of speed. lie passed
into State street, when lis progress was inter-
rupted. and he yielded to The power ofhis owner.
No milk was spilled.
, 1859-11-05

CHICAGO THEOLOGICAL SEu1SA7Y.-Tbis SENT
iuary opened its second year the first Wednes-
Acy Of October. rrofs. Haven, bartlett aud
Fisk nre a. their posts. There arc now twenty
four students; two more arc expected. The
trustees have determined not to en,barrass their
finances by proceeding immediately to erect ex-
pensivc buildings, but have provided tenspor-
ary building on their own land fronting on
Union Park. sufficient for lecture rooms, libra
rs, aud Il chapel in which the Professors will for
time maintain public worship. Tie building
will be completed iu Il few days; meanwhile the
rooms Of the First Cong. egational Church are
occupied rs last year
, 1859-11-05

CosFEcr1oxEkr.-The question is oflen asked,
"Nhese eau I get some good Candy" As
We must remind our readers. in answering;
,be above, that by the removal to the spacious
Store, No. II South CIayk street, SEELEr has
nude ample provisions in addition to his whole
sale trade for the retail department. His Can
dies are always fresh and the varieties are nu-
1neroYs. noe b24t
, 1859-11-05

THE FAvoR11E, Al UsrA1-TuE WHEELER i
W,1soS Sewing MACHINE has received the high
csk awards this season Tt thu U. $. Agricultural
Fair. aud the Fairs Of the American Institute
at New York, the St. Louis Mechanical Associa-
tion, md the Suite Fairs of Maiue. Vermont,
New York, New Jersey, Ohio. Indiana. illinois,
and California. and scotes Of County Fairs.
At the United 5tnses Agricultural Fair about
thirty Sewing Machines were exhibited The
award to this machine WAS the Soeiety's grand
medal. and special award Of 4 silreE pitcher
valued at S1Nl.
GEO. X. Chit rESpEx, Gen1 Agent.
nnr4-3t. 16T aud lily Lake street.
, 1859-11-05

Is DgowS Gr1111? Guilty or not, he has
been tried and convicted, and the Union is safe:
| Cook i NcLa'n hare also been convicted Of
tuking gen,emen's soiled and seed! clothing
and making it look like new at :s Dearborn
street. The ladies', with their usual good taste,
| still patronize 1a3 Clark street Whenever they
/ have any silk or wollen garments to be cleansed
or tyed
, 1859-11-05

AUDUBON CIrn--The regular monthly meet
ing Of the club WAS held on Thursday evening,
the President in the chair.
Communications we're read from Professor
Baird of the Smithsonian Institute. Also from
Robert Kennicott, dated at the Norway House.
Hudson DAY Territory Mr. h. wss IN route
for Fort simpson, where lie would spend one or
two winters
Col. Colt exhibited his bresch ioadiug fowling
piece, rifle and pistols to the club which were
highly commended.
4 committee VIA. appointed to arrange for q
public lecture before the club, and tue Treas
urer was ordered 10 compile and publish the
game laws Of the different States, together with
| tie constitution Of the clab, names Of MEM
bcrs, 6c-
| On motion. the club adjourned to Thursday
evening next. F. F. Cook, Secretary.
l
, 1859-11-05

~ All collectors aud solicitors for Whole
sue Houses III the interior Of this and The nd
joining States, will 6nd it to their advantage to
drop u line to ?. .. Box 1s3o, for extra employ
mont
, 1859-11-05

Gas FlxTrREs-Brown l. Wilder are now re-
ceiripg from Cornelius i Baker, and other man.
ufacsurers. a large assortment Of late patterns
Of ofChaudeliers Pendants and other Gas Fixtures,
Globss, &C. All III need will please call At ii
and ~ Siute street. 0clI:9nl
, 1859-11-05
Trcss1 s Triihtt11r,


The date the c1t Of the strip which you! nae Is
Gricied. hsr s;t .." a'ss .n-'r'ftnn sx7''F<.
rnr-. then renewed vii: tr 1itcohtnled. Please lcm
t~h:c tkatha;v, II you wish te paper continued. IT,
, 1859-11-05
LOCAL MATTERS.

Ey Go to John Jones, 1lo Dearborn street,
and cet YOUR clothes cleaned aud repaired. They
will t. well done and At prices TO suit the tines.
, 1859-11-05

~ See advertisement Of Cornell 4 Cos
two-t thread no:seless premium Sewing Machine
and universal tenamer, No. les Lake st.
auar.Iy
, 1859-11-05

q S1xcrn's SEw1SG &lAcu1SEs Foz TAILOR
1xG AND LEATHER SEWING, At 66 LAKE STREET.
T,n1 1w
, 1859-11-05
THE CITY p.

attention is called 10 the communication
in our columns today headed '9 The United
Statcs FAIR
, 1859-11-05

n {. Il. ScR|rky. Adsus1sias Aas~t. s. DsastA<a-4s
!. u1tAo-i,ea to rte<ss Advertisements fo~ . .a~d all As
L,a.}i.o Pur<rs Of tAe For1t Hest ta1-hes+y
, 1859-11-05

- Siagsrs Faai1y Set7iag Naehiat', at eS
L:k4 4fFftt. no3 lw
, 1859-11-05

4 HEART BnokES TorAs.-Yours Of 4th in
.tant at hand Your case is one Of thousands.
Love, Misunderstanding. precipitate retaliation
tor faoced faithlessness, discovery Of the truth.
the waking up to the fact that you hare already
too Ing, IN the death Of little Mary, used the
murder lights, burning fluid and camphene.
Our advice to you is to call at once at the Lamp
aud Oil Emporium, les Clark street md psocur,e
a Kerosene Lamp and that famous Boston OIL.
, 1859-11-05

~A scheduIs Of Preesfar spAes thaa One sauAfs
can be II the Counting Roou.
" AL TraaIent Advertisements to b paid u Adtao7'.
II AL Change. charged " CENTS pr squAEe-
1A1N oS Auvrn1.11Yo v11KIr F1xaA AID x10a17s
Loo ?er SQUARE. zach week. for dEst month.
3oo for e4<h s4hssQusat naL.a-
36W 10. opd year.
, 1859-11-05

Browns Bronchial Troches.
Browns Bronchial Trochos.
Bronchial Troches-
Bronchial Troches.
Browns Troehes.
Browns Trochss.
Troches.
Trochez
spre-e.cInepty the TIT and lest"
REV. HENRY WARD BEECHEE.
-1 recon mend their use 10 Public sr-aters.~
REV. Ell. CuArlN. NEW ToKk.
.G.ras service II .u.Ictrs Hoarstness-"
REV DANIEL WISE. NEW I0Rh-
~ hare rrovea .5cta t1ce:lrnt ft Whocpla: Cncsh.
REV. Il. ". WARREN, BOSTON,
aGrea. beaet. In aaee.oZs Of tie Bronchial O.z,ns
Dr.. F. II. LANE, BOSTON.
~ simple aad p1es.as comana:Ion f'r CoushA &e-
! Dr.. G. r. ElGELoW. BOSTON.
| -conta!n co op!am or 4nS Sthits stufurious."
DIT. 4. a. HAYES, CHEN1ST, BOSTON.
ayery beneficial IN elang the .hzoat when compelled 70
| sptsk though suffering fEun Cold"
| KEy.S.J.r. ANDERSON, ST. LOUIS.
| ~ hea,tlt7 unite in the above ccmmeudatlcn."
REV. 81. SCHUYLER. ST. LOUIS,
~ ftend hsrInk tiled many see3.es 70. Asthma with Ho
becee., found relief fronsh: Troehes-"
REV. u. LETS, FRANKFORT. ILL.,
xB-So1d hr Dslkk..ts everywhere, IS cent? per Box
Seld sy FENTOS d CO.,
oe.eas4stn ~ Lake street. opposite fremont House
, 1859-11-05

\ Bo1D Sw1snI1r.-0n Thursday, an errand
boy in the employ Of Wm. r. Wood Co., 152
Lake street, was sent with package containing
two cloaks, valued ut S1S each, to be delivered
1t l27 Green street. When going through Midi
son street, 1t near the corner Of Green, the boy
was me. by man whe told him that his family
had been waiting for the cloaks for sone tin.e
| aad that be would take them and the boy could
return. Tbs man End the cfoaks hare not been
| sine. seen or heard from BY the Aessrs. Wood
l i c., or tho ladies who purchased them.
, 1859-11-05

Range Of the Thermometer for the week,
as taken By E. L. o'Hara, Apotbecary and Phaz.
maceutist, No. 50 West Randolph street:
, 1859-11-05

Cattle TH1EyEs-The business of stealing
cattle and butcheripg them il carried on 10 an
alarming extent in this citT, Scarcely a day
passes that some rascal is not brouch. before
the Police Cour. On churee Of stealing cattle
which may happep to be running at large and
on tue pEnir1es, and selling them to butcEera,
ma oy mem liahlealats!y slangh.srso: u our
friends lose theis cattle and wish to ascertain
tacir whereabouts, We advise them to visit tue
slaughter houses located on the outskirts Of the
c1s IN some OF Which they Will 1e almost sure
10 l'oo tue nioe ana noFns Of tne1r 'ost ea'ae.
aestefaas Aafsnah i'can' known as ea'-
nh'et cattle thsct, WAS ofoaght before Justice
r,.s,.,a, n,;,,, tf,,.r ..,... -. ,oa,
tb. Far Grounds ri lilo Zine The Fair vas nm.
t1.r rx.v md dr;x., to t.,,r,,p. xrhers ttev
were kent until Thursday last when Dem con-
c,,dea to dr;rc Them IN his c;tr mn, s., them
ybe, ha arr;rad .t ,ho ,,,,.a ,rhsr. thar ~s,o
.,,,1., fro,, h. ,,,s ,,., IT, f.,.,,;,, o,o ~ ,ho
.,,..n,rs ,r a.. .,+,,. a,d ,,an,.aa ~ .o1, .ho
c,tt,. IN hin fo- sso ctan,;n ,f,er nar,cr;no
with Tho thief for n time finally to,d Dean he
was the owner Of tic cattle. When the thief
found lie was CAUGHT. he offered f;lann;n $40 10
settle. hut the Inter declined the offer aud bad
him nrres,cd lie WAC committed in default of
IL suao ba;1 to an.x-r tps,re the Recorder'.
co,rt
.,ozns, ,uu,a;...,u .f,.r tin ,h,~o
,.,;1a..aa 49, F. ,-.s ,>~o,,h. h.fo-.
1s,;.. a. .,,.-..sd ..;,, s,.,,;,a wv f,o,,
1osc,,,, snencer ~ho fives an Sortb cannl
...,a. ,,..,..., H.. p,u;.., r+x.,t .,d r,;,,,o
@ ...,. ~. =. III,
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'''' --
Exhibition OF The DEAF ASn Dratu.-An
exhibition ly ten Of the most accomplished
among the pupils in the Illinois Institution for
..;sos -. ws..,s,. s -. Witt. uuu
nnder .l,s ;,;rec,;or ~ Prof ~ =: 1:;l1stt the
.n.rr..,r pr;n.;,.1 ~ n. 1,.t;tu,;or !. -;,,
, 1859-11-05

WTOOD!. WOOD!! WOOD II!
w E.e-h and Maple Wood It -. y per cord on sAs
net-th!,t Wood Y1:I Eax. y RIs1 1treat BtEa near
NJ. .crr- ~, Ep3x1.
, 1859-11-05

E.H.-FostE7e M pospuEs1aE1s. -" oE--"s--- -"------
MIRA 5 . l. Els DANCING
vi ACADEMY.
vrtA4k Aan Manson ~ra EnfF7nc~ r. Aau ~
a. Mi.a.o!r. teurrine his faasA 70 III ~ Tsetpx
, r,,,. h /, fhr re II A.i,tacstx shat MS
Aevt<mr /. INV ote,. the fhs Chisitsa -
'snS ~ nrth.n II ul4n Ma1a.or II now PEN ros
crMs sui Apply At The Academy. tessAos' .
, 1859-11-05

T OST-On Sunday Evening, 3oth
OF October "a Ml.hIkzn Wshaaa Avenue, = bite
:: of .f1:.xe Robe The dnde., hv learinz It II Pl.tt
rewarded. haaE1L
, 1859-11-05

pOARD1NG-A small fln:iy on
th. south Side wilt receive youn= t. board VII
them The family 10 l. send nAue and A.td111s -
none otters VIII receive attention. to s. B.. rre1s and
Tlbute bt1ca. ho8Gt
, 1859-11-05

CTRAYED from the subscriber on
the 3lxt Of October, Brown uorse, * yeaEa o..
b,te spot On forehead. aud bis rkhthnd foot .httr
Wno4ver wil return aid Hnss< l. CROSBY, ~ West
Nautorh Afest VII be HbEraly s3azteI. nosx3t
, 1859-11-05

o. S. THEOLOGICAL SEalSARr.-Thc site for
the Theological Seminary cfthe Old School Tres
byteEian Church in this city has been selected
Two lots have been giren for the benefit OF the
institution; one Of twenty acres, BY Ogden,
Sheffield & Co.,, and one Of five ac1e., By Lille,
sijIsrv 4 Co. These lots liz about sixty rods
west Of the present terminus Of tho Horse Rail
way on North Clark street. Thcre are at pre-
srnt twclyc students in attendance upon the
lectures Of the Professors in the building now
occupied, on the corner Of South Clark and
Harrison streets, tA7l Clark
|>-Do1,rE.-TEc business at the Police Oftico
Yesterday morning was very limited, involving
tue following cases:
i bov named join ". Gwinn, was sent to the
Reform School yesterday morning for stealing
| i watch from his guardian, who is jewe'cr
Conrad Rhinlbart, disors'erly conduct, s
Thomas Kennedy, found drunk and asleep CT
the sidewalk on Cass street Is; Patrick Nc
Mann, drank and quarreliug wit II drsyman OF
Rush street. Il; Frederick Reiche, An old man
who came in from Schsumhere yesterday, wa
fined IS for drunkenness.
, 1859-11-05

TOUND-A Red Cow, about tix
Yea,s oil came into The premises Of the subscriber
about three months The o.nef bare tes by 40.
plying to MICH. MCCARTHY, Rowsaa2Tle. ana payla
, 1859-11-05

ITO LUMBER DEALERS.-Wo
hsVe house aud lot m North MARKET st1eet and
cash which wi.h trade for Lumber Apply hnuatd
ately TO POPE + SL0CCA. No. South Caik street.
, 1859-11-05

.3l eAs@.-
Ticket, l.u.< 10 .po9 as tl each. tn 10 had only =
RaOr 4 CAUT'5 Au.!e st 70 Is C!74k s1tet. "hse ae
he il of me drawtnk hunters viii b paeaasa fao
t4r 70 lowing the Crncxr .a ..t.~.
stamp will have fielF ckets e*ht by fF1fn Q. m. W ~
dseS.lns ALAA etO a,1a 1aa.".st' 't1.aI
Ia,
, 1859-11-05

Tor SALE OR TO RENT-A
rxe and eornodtous Hosea sHd Furniture in The ely
of Ottawa- III. fo.3eae.on K3vta tmHed1te3y Address
L, K FAY QEAw1y, Illinois, Dl3 XIV
, 1859-11-05
NUMBER 109.
G1aautf1.

WTAETED-An active Young man
w a. solicitor for c4a, Apply At - sate-ss ao..i'
WANTED Private Residence
:. n r., IL n,7x3t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-18

A BIC CAT FIsH.-The Aurora lind. J
Commercial says the following account Of
the appearance of some fresh water monster
in the Ohio river, is from gentleman of We
racity and responsibility. 1t sounds won
derfully like fish story, however:
He states that on last Thursday morning,
about o'clock, he went down to the bank
of the river, and sat down on a log to enjoy
the "balmy breezes." He had not long
been seated when he saw the water moved
from its "great depths" and a gigantic
monster raised his head above the surface.
The whole physiognomy was plainly visible,
and our friend AYERS that his mouth was
sufficiently large to take in a fifty pound
boy" After floating to some distance thus
exposed to view, this monarch of the river
lazily ducked his head under water and van
ished from sight. The noise he thus made
could have been heard mile, and the waves
washed the shore like the passage of large
steamer. The question voluntarily arises,
What is it? Our friend thinks he was a
huge cat fish. If so, he must be the sire of
oil the cat fish in the western waters.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-18

Ia The work of repairing the Canal
has been prosecuted with vigor and success,
and is now carried to point SO near COM
pletion that the water is being let into the
lower division or level Of about twenty
miles, from Pigeon creek at the upper end
of theleyel; andin day or twowe may look
TO see the Canal full from the city up, and
in good boating condition, so that we may
shortly expect large shipments of grain to
this market from the Wabash Valley and
the fall trade open more briskly than for
several seasons before.
The bed of the ditch has been dry, except
in spots, for several weeks past. The street
sprinklers have run short, the tadpoles dried
up and taken legs, and the web-footed fowls
betaken themselves to the Ohio. The canal
bridges have lately been undergoing repairs
Iugle street has been substantially mended,
and entire new ones are in progress at Di-
vision street, aud at Seventh street, up town
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-18
Postal Matters.

From the exhibits of the Post Office De-
partment, made out the first of this month,
it appears that the receipts of the Post Of
fee, during the quarter ending March 3lst
were S2,077,644. The miscellaneous ex-
penses of collection amounts to S945,3Io,
and the cost of mail transportation about
$4,000, 600, making the deficiency for the
quarter about 81, 100000. This deficiency
il will be remembered, mostly accrues for
the time previous to the late retrenchments,
so that IL Is fair to infer that the next quar-
ter lending July 30th) viii, when the re-
ports are made ont show much less deficit,
ifan at all. Mr.. Butterfeid, chief of the
company which transports the overland
mail to California, is now in Washington
City. He complains that his stages are
overloaded with mail matter, which makes
the work of transportation, at this hot and
dry season of the year, very laborious. 1t
is thought that a large part Of the surplus
over the regular letter mail consists Of those
valuable Congressional documents which
are now coming from the printers hands,
where they have been from six months to
six years, after the order Of publication
given by Congress.
The government is stated to be in arrears
with the overland company for more than
six months pay. AS their investment is
over million of dollars in stock and mate
rial, the cost of procuring capital with
which to conduct their operations is very
heavy item in their billof expenses incident
to the fulflment of .heir contract. It viii
be serious question for Congress TO decide
whether these and other losses, incurred in
consequence of its neglect Of duty, shall be
reimbursed when the arrears of deferred
pay are discharged An officer of tine War
Department estimates that the amount Of d.
rect an incidental damages arising from the
rejectiono of the appropriations by the Senate,
for which claims will be made upon Con-
gress, will amount TO near fifteen millions Of
dollars.
Tue amount of postal revenue seems to
be slowly increasing, which is taken as assign
Of returning business. 1t is stated as fact
highly creditable to the government, and the
country, as well as the system of this De-
partment that last year but thirty dollars
gu, of the whole annual rsvenue, exceeding
$4,000, 900, failed to reach the Treasury.
As the collection of reveHue In the Post
Office Department is compelled TO pass
through the hands of about twenty-five
thousand persons, and notwithstanding all
his risk, reArhes tie Treasury perfectly Sc
GU. 81 quite Natural 10 enquire shy SO
nu.. prsttr money is lost by the mails,
and Wy a ,ystem OF transportation so safe
for sne Government cannot be made to place
private remitIances entrusted to the mails
equally beyond the chances of depredations
and carelessness. 1t is certainly to be hoped
that the present system will be improved in
this respect.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-18

BsaY Baron Yelverton, when Chief Baron
of the Exchequer in Ireland, went TO Lent
Circuit, and one of the assize towns happen
ed to be a place of which one of his college
cotemporaries held the living at his own
request Chief Baron $ reverend friend preach
ed the assize sermon. The time being the
month of March, the weather was cold, the
judge chilled, and nnhappily the sermon
long, and the preacher tedious. After the
discourse was over, the preacher descended
from the pulpit and approached the Judge
Sinking and smiling, looking fully satisfied
with his own exertions, and expecting to
receive the compliments and congratulations
of his quondam chm. Well my Lord, :"
he asked, q" and how did you like the SER
mOng "Ol most wonderfully" replied
felverton, sit was like the peace of God, it
passed all understanding; and like his
mercy, thought it would have endured for
ever sle --. ~ .r- ...r
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-18

n@. The communication which appeared
in Mondays JOURNAL, over the signature
of can Evansville Mechanics Wife," APP
pears to have created no little uneasness in
certain quarters. We understand that it is
intimated by some persons that the commu-
nication referred to emsnated from the edi-
tor of the JOURNAL. This is altogether a
mistake. Let any one who pretends to
doubt the correctness of the positions as
sumed by the writer reply to the same. We
think the mark was hit precisely.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-18

s@- The Decatur Republican says that a
huge snake, reported by some to be twenty
feet long, aud covered with bright spots, has
a hiding place in that region, somewhere in
the bank of Clifty creek, and has destroyed
a good deal of stock Of different kinds. He
was seen the other day, and tracked to hid
ing place under bridge. The bridge was
torn up by crowd brought together by the
news of the discovery, but the snake was
gone. His track upon the ground is said to
look as if log had been dragged along,
and a man who saw him coilrd up one day
says he made heap as large as a molasses
barrel. This is the only snake story we
shall publish this week.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-18

ssA- A California letter states that all
the recently-pending differences between
Col. Fremont and other owners in his Mari
posa estate have been amicably adjusted
All suits growing ont of them have been
withdrawn, and the Colonel is about to erect
new additional quartz mills upon the river.
Col. Fremont's family and household are en-
camped upon the top of Mount Bullion, 1000
feet above Bear Valley, and about $500
Portable in the hottest season.