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Domestic News Items.

VIII TIT PRIMES OF wNss yIS1 rgs vsryn 81 ,rEsY-
This question frequently asked, says the Toronto
Leader Of the Sd last; bat has get btoa given
to it. question of etqueto TO be involved in
the matter. Prcsideu; Buchanan, It appears does
think Is advisable 20 invite his Royal Hgnes 10 visit
tho United States wthou: formal notification fom .he
British government that the Prince il about 10 make
tour through the colonies This IL the apology offered on
behalf Of Mr. Buchanan, bat, true IL is exceeding
ly lame He is perfectly well aware that The Prince
or Wales to visit Canada and he desire 10 extend
10 him invitation personally behalf a the PEG
pie OF the United states he should DO SO without any iur
Their parleying Suppose the British government Gid in
form Mr. buchanan that the Prince 30 visit tho colo
mics what would be thought OF III Why that they were
seeking Invita- ion for the Prince n visit the shbor
ing republic. What could be more ridiculousg
Ttm GREENLAND SCIENTIFIC Fx1rnHoS.--a itomaston
(Me correspondent Of the Boston 7,aeiier says-lhe
fine schooner Nautilus Captain Charles Ranlct sailed
at Ave O'Clock the morning of the 9Th OF June for
Greenland, with scientific expedition under the leader
ship Of Prof g. A. Chadboarne, Of Williams College i,
Is contemplated to be absent about three and one half
months The expedition Gifted oct under the auspices
OF the iyceum OF Natural History Ia Williams College 1t
is composed Of tho following young gen,emen as mem
bers of that society, viz Acct, Aory Capin,
Hicks, Hopkins, Nchon, Fay, Smith, Tying and Morse.
Messrs Ingalls,, Amory, Fay Gregory Neal Butler oose
the citizens Of this place in the departure OF The exped
ton, aud some hundreds assembled tho wharf At an
early hour 20 witness the sailing the Nautilus. few
minutes before FIVE Few short remarks OF farewell
made by Rev D. j. Fernald and replied 10 by Professor
and so.o return was osred BY y Mr. Fdnsd nine
dacly at the close the enc vessel was loo cd from her
moorngs and sailed away an!ds! The cheers Of Inc multi
tudc
Ors RSGcIAg ARxY-The total strength Of tic United
States Army the LIST Of July WAS folowBi6 COZ,
apportioncd thustwo regiments OF cavalry ten cumpa
MES each; two Of dragoons ten COMPANIES each reg
ment Of mounted ri men, ten oompsuios -four regiments
OF artillery twelve companies cach and ten regiments Of
Infantry, ten companies each besides $50 ca airy dra
goons. PA artillery 500 infantry and so ohcr Ohcers
Averaging one officer to every thirteen men
Tn TxXAs BouSDARr COMMISSION II the Austin
I,sie ~ clip the follow ing-Ib Boundary Com
STATE Commissioner insists running the linn from tho
point affixed by Captain Marcy The Texas C1mmiss oncr
protests against this action the ground that thu line
exparte Trouble hss also arisen IN reference t.
what fork Of Rod river constitute the boundary. Texas
Gains North Fork, while the United States ciatas
Prairie Dog river the boundary. The Coinnis
sion WAS ID fine health.
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both in speaking ard singing A. Moat Ll6s.
he became acquainted with Misc Dor
land, tie daughter % hOuept German mlier
and be renewed an atischn ~ hegr iu h- school
hoy days. He seduced Miss nnrlgrd married her 20
b repuiaii a. and conceived passion Tor Mss
sn!tA who lived at bis pOar.g place. Five mOaths Al
tar marriage MIS- Harden suddenly died. IL his coues
eleven d rent tles Wegsve ell NJ his confessio which
VII oe made public al present. N our ssuv q yesterday
suspicious were aroused at Ma. Iiaricns fff'n death,
snc Coroners jury emranne'ed THIS jury were
about 70 return verdict OF $40 evidence OF gu. wheu
bardens Hight sealed his fate He says that he talked
himself 70 death lie arrested at Paramount Va,
under the assumed uafue % Austin brought 70 New Jcr
sey and convited q mpraer With the details OF his
trial, COM icton and exeC4.l q Tie public hare sruady
been made familiar h. TIE HFRArr reror;s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-07
Arrest OF Hoffman, the Alleged Dt fla utter
OF the Paeino steamship Company.

INCA, n. r., sny o, teco
Frederick Hoffman the missing secretary of the Pacidc
Nall Steamship Company, was To day arrested near Tren
ton Falls, Oneida county, by officer Hugh haserson, Of
the ndepeodent corps Of railroad detectives. Hodsn Is
arrested the charge OF forging two checks o fifteen
hundred dollars each. He is sso concerned in over
issue Of stock Of the Pacific Mall Steamship Company 10
the amount certainly $50 co., AMI perhsps much more
officers have been In pursuit Of Hoffman since May 81
Tho prisoner L. In custody lie denies that no Is thu
sought although lac has been identified by partc
here
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n,xoryr ~ I'M o1IIuss % rm GRfn E,srssS--t'ft
Join Vine Hall and tie s,.rs of te Great E,trn were
cr,crtauod iast lgt a; banquet a. tn Iaf.c ion g
by the proprietors q the New York Husrr'o A'r Tho
cor,pany numbered about hundred ard hNy,
end the occarion was celebrated IN n very cna-
vfvsl fashion. Amonr those wesent were
peter Coopcr James r. Brady The band Of the Great
E,etern envcned the with rcno excellent fnnsic,
succchcs were delIverc by Captain Hall, Mr. Brady. Nj
Wansplan and others and the whole Affair passed oA IN
manner which entirely satsfactory W Az ti"sc en-
cared In IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-07
Alteration ana DEATH.

BALTIMORE, tuly G, 1880
man named Lemon had an alteration with John Con.
sidne yesterday The City Water WORKS ~hcs ,h,
former struck tho latter in the head with hammer
which caused his death this morning
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steady at 6ss COS. Tallow steady; North American
b3s.
Rosin was steady at Is Sd q is o. for common su
gar steady. Coffee quiet. Rice steady rotashes quiet
and sales unmportan sos. Pearls quiet Spirits tur
peutinc dull at 33s
In the London markets sugar and coffee were steady
Rice and tea fiat Tallow firm.
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Brooklyn city Intelligence.

I'm sroosp ASSvsL ricNc of the Sunday school a.,
tached 10 the ohurch OF 81 Msrys "star OF tho ScA
ov Dr. Cassidy, pas,or) corner Of Court and laanees
streets, viii take place next Thursday, July H. /"
MYRTLE Avenue park. Tho procession VIII leave tbs
church ut eight A NJ splendid band has been engssn
fr The The only B cents each and the
rvr,c avenue cars stop within three blocks OF the rcn'
dczvus 20 that every facility In afforded 10 parties wish.
inc to cyincc ther charity in praisewortsy manner
and et the same time enjoy cool and pleasan, day
shady woods.
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Heavy storm at the West.

CHtAGO, Jul! o. $50.
The Peoria PAPERS say that the heaviest rain and hun
der storm that visited that portion or the State
cd Peoria Sunday night doing large amo,nnt Of
damage. On the Bureau Valley Railroad bridges
washed away between Peoria and Washington On
the Logenspor, and Peoria road will take several days
repair the damage The loss farmers in the yclnMy
Of Peoria, IT is estimaed, will reach $4,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-07

yrw yrnrr One hundred guns were fred BY the
p,eeklnr,dre men Of Trenton on saturday Breckn-
ridge club Is 10 be formed The Warren Journal supports
Douglas on the ground Of regular nominations but attacks
NclFrs. Everson, Rigs ADRIAN and other well known
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Weather Reports.

CH,gIrsros, JUL 2. ioJo.
The weather Is intensely hot in South Carolina ana
Georgia Many deaths have occurred and tie crops
tally injured.
ST. JOINS, n. r., July 6, 1850.
Wind west. weathericlcar. Thermometer " degrees.
Care Race the same.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-07

Draw sage "a bro lace BruadL.n,. 4. o.. ..
D--awsEr i0ga rias. - ~~'~
Sv.srA NoUEE1. Gas 100 SER O. i,s
20, . lf. -, 70 :: s. 81. CT. N AZ = C rs
q. torsn'pApp Los,,sr Ci,ss iie Jr1r isso 10
"a, 90, 81, 90, ~, -, 81, IL, 80. ~, So ~ a.
rSASt'~ DROADYFi.If, 4 20 Va
HsnnEsrx vtiYninf-.a, Dslnusz-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-07
Fire In Indianapolis.

EpIASAPoIIs Ind, July s, 1850.
fee in this city last night destroyed the clothing
Meyers Brothers Loss IS 900. which the INSURANCE.
is abou, 81 co., The hardware store Of J. W Wilson, ad
joining injured By Ere and water 70 the amount Of
afn0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-07
A Murderer Hung by "a Mob.

CHICAGO July o, lbto
Kefhsrt the murderer of Mrs Wills and her two chill
dren, near Batavia, Iowa. last week, hung in ths,
place yesterday by mob numbering two hundred ard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-07

tain who vent M In his balloon from Troy on thc Nh
accompanied by and woman, descended s'eiy'
mo baoop moved oN 10 southwesterly direction, pass
tue cvvv kesny and landed SAFELY, within an hsur,
the log Tavern, four miles from Aeany, on VIC Snertr
y.Iaxt tsrnakxe,
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Explosion OF u Tug Boat-Four or Five
Persons Kilied--Othsss Wounded.

=
The tug boa, A. Field exploded her boiler at nalc
past eight o'clock this evening, blowing the vessel TO
fragments and instantly killing, az is supposed, four
Eve persons and niuring three others Several persons
on the wharf and adjoining vessels were also badly in
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Fire at Philadelphia.

rHIapErrW,, July G. 1860.
The wholesale drug store Of &. A. McAjam second
below Chestnut street, destroyed by fire. last night.
Ioss $40 600
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Married.

MARS ho.REsoS --On Thursday, .jlP 3, b. che .xy
Morgan nix, NJ. HEsKY . MARKS u Miss MANx r.
daughter Of ) Gi'7 Morrison, fsq al O. ,his city
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Owing 20 the large drafts the Treasury during Gle
past week, II ia said thst not much than two million
dollars remain as available balance Tie Reissue o. Use
l'ons IL Treasury notes has however, Afforded sensi
bic relief
Private letters IRON Arizona confirm the slaienens q
the discovery az rich extensive gold tssias, ani
the consequent general excemen, CO the SUBJECT.
Minister Mciane will son return from Mexico, a. has
been ascertsined from an authentic source
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-07
I'VE NEW YoRk WEEKLY HERALD.
The Temporal Power or the PoPe-Thc
Mathews Observation-Disclosures
OF tho National Anniversary in the Me
trOp0lls-Death Of Jerome Roma pa rte
The Latest News-Mnrket Reports, S.r.

Tho WEEKLY TFRtD, .oF tho presrni weoE, VIII Dc
ready this morning at trn o'clock Among It's Goa
tcn,s will be fornd:--An important Political Sermon
delivered by ArchbishoIffuoles s-ndy ssl on The
Temporal Power of tie Pope An Account Of the walios
Mathews Tragedy In this city whh full report Of the
Coroncrs Investigation; An Aecruat OF tho Way in
which tho Fourth OF July Celebrated in New York;
very interesting Obituary Notice of Jerome Douasrtc,
cxKing Of wessphal.s The News from Europe with the
latest Intelligence Of Garibsldrs Operations in sicily;
Editoriah Prominent Topics; Reports OF the Cato,
Provision and Money Markets and all interesting ncvs Of
the preceding week. received By telegraph or otherwise
Single copies, In wrappers DO had at the counter Of
the ONCE, corner OF Fulton and sasau streets rrice
SIX ceu,s.
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DIR. Marsh Continues 90 Apply his IA
s,cai Cure Tr~ With sicc~ eacctnr p1rfnanent ~
seraa os rupture. MARsH co. No. . vssey a., MI.
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DIR. Rsggs. Truss, and New fnstruments
fo enlarged veins Asiof House Barcar street
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liz rs1i Truss with snccsss 10 lbs tsstmsp % hernA
Trusss supporters shoulder Brace suspenstn BsndAse
s,it - n "a Bella Bstinr rrsses and al sirnseA
arr snres appied. LADY IN sner lance the feaAe 40
psrtneni No yes<y nreeA Ass bsass, ospo<h ~ rsas
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Fever sores. GIandular swsntngs and
ucrs drces q scarlet fever the blood
promptly hesed ~ Holloway Ralaamic Ointment, Which s
petx,a Ne lesl ns;.c and etpea Y tsvn he syAsn.
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port after few sharp days In September Tc heat and
dust Lold high court here.
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Omcia1 DrawinGs Of Hodges. Davis d
CO.'S Consolidated Lotteries az Deorgia.-
CiAB ia, JuLr 4, ls6c.
20, 10, 81, %, IS, 70. IL. rs. 81, 2, IS.
l3, A, o, G. H. 62, IS, 81, 8, 30. 81, IL, 4G, IL.
CLlss SyG JULr 6, 1863.
Pnsss casAsd IS broadway. isrcnlsr- sen, FIRE.
HODGES, DAVIS CO.,
Nanag-ru, Maooo, ae5rEfs
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ORA wings OF the Delaware state Lotts-
rcs.-wOOD, RDDY CO, Managers NJ the
pxIsvAss, xr.rrrrr AND u,ssouni sr.Ir toTrss,r
IS, ~, 76, ~, IS, 81, 90, e. IL "a 50, 81 Co. =.
DELAwARs-Cils No 80. jar 6 lsoo
Il, 2, a., &c, l3, Z, 20, 80, 9, 81, 2, 60, IL.
WOOD. rnny AGO, wlmlnyon, Deaw
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Basehelos's Hair Dye II the Hest In the
world yade. soI AID applied appropriate pss9 rovtna
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Chriatadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
poes Tho bcs, In the world Whncsala and ret and ne
dyo privately applied NJ No. Assr lio1se
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White, the Halter, Ahead.-NeW shape
In nas straw Ha l0Dp ditto from auction On, ,Ar ch
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Fancy Pocket Cutlery--Ths Richest srd
newess patterns lor sale q, .. g. =. SAUNDERS, NO
Aro
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Ten Pounds Of Coffee for One Dollar.
Ten ROUNDS Emperor 81 81 Tea pounds nct 81 ~ Yo Gee
tia only at lRlsiiANSONs, No OAanoefs s.reei' ana
90 utah lrc.t.
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nrl,x norplSs " NV srxrco.


A4ye,s have been received here g. day frVn New Nes
SEQ. confirming tlc intelligence rcccited day or t~o
since b. Telegraph, IN regard th' renewed hos'u'es
Sf u,e Soyaoc Indians II APPEAR tia. they arc again
IN the ne several thousand strong and are committing
plosi fsAifl lcprceilous upon white settlers, murder
tns sad th.dFcn. end carr! ng on uer properly
The accounts Which have been received are Of mes
t-srircudlng Character.
FcyEr, 90 JriS AZ rHr N,roSu c,rrrtL
Tho fa.hofabe in the national capital has gone
lu viii R fourth Of July like the last crack Of pyro-
sachar vhsl since she eajoufnmcnt of Congress on
,lhc 2sh u. 1ay lie las been going into define and
,e.srtey ,uip.d oa altogether The streets are nov
10 ,he .n, ani the fcriorn dcnizcus % tho place
xts eaal TT asHy. The last Cougrce man has been
sa a-a b, lyehuc, tle loJbymen have departed, ani
tber.s,4.t 1r lci'rum sovcgDmrnt have returned %
\, ys,s SIS alsn,e thcy CAM. aDi 10 diy, ,ner the
s,,anlc suujt a, cciebraor w,shng,cn IS 's'u, as
aar ai srey as ely can be male not excepting New
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Whishey.-s. r. salts kentuoky salt
,,xer Bourbon eoii BIZ all frrrss iIE'iENAN 60,
kos lsl, 20, sii snd 10 Broadway, y. Y.
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Cssrehugh's IIiusivs Wigs. with Cn-
~anahls par.nEs, are perfection NO t@nng up oc"inl
70 yru sd~ ~, corner a Rcsdc street
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neAauce SaIa M ndsr Sases-Mnh Pa
tent M bars AtD FIRE and burglar
nrr{ 100000 snf rs4ar safss Depo, g. Murray Sreel
corner Of college place. hpbbEf VI fAfhteh-
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Barry,s Trscophcrous II the Hest and
ek-spest besu1ytn-. CLEANSING, curling
pre-rvng restoring DE hair LADIES VI " soA b. ~
dxuxxis>A
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

A NAN WITH HIN. scRAG0Y Bn,RD LOOKS
A..wQrr. than With smooth facs Now, whosvsu
established 1854 for yin them grow lev
and Won't rlsn lD The ssin Price 81 Sold by
druegstR 81. "a. GRAHAM, loo NASSAU street n Y.
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NgIvxard's Needles, for wheeler ~ VIII
SONS SEWING NACiIINIel 11ise Needies are made ny
and ~ the bsEt dorbr rctne knAnss c eei anA
surrRoa 10 kfI oruBks
j. fRRD. MIbwARD, 81 wsrrea erest Ny.
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Great Sale Of shirts-six for ss.-Moody's
Mandatory, d. Broadway.
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TIN FUNERAL
Al rsrnacn Nil take place at iouf = VI, n morrow,
nom lhe residence Of hi father, Flair town,
and viii 10 CONDUCTED a. privately as possi-
HE Tic r,rmrrts about Ba,tstpwu, With no motive
which does any credit 10 their charity of feeling,
have srned petition which has becu extensively circu
lated, asking that IIardcns remains nigh, no'
lie ntercd In the cemetery Of the Basr-towr
church. ~ n rnurdcrcr's DIST shared 2 murder
ets guilt and wond ccnaininate he earth Harden wi
therefore be bvfed upon the turn owned Ny hs iathe,
and bis sshes will slunbsf that heartlstone which
he as made - drraTy desolstc. THIS IA rchDe melt
cruelty OF which Hardcn's family, who have always beer
respected the rcighbo'h hood, arc not deserving In
shut cut from human sympathy and comInionsnip AIS
in ne and death this poor boy,a vail thrown ~ iat
amid The slime of Hos ocean, viii sleep IN M
homestead grounds, and LET VS. hoir thnt a. the osa
~p,ls ol wintcr aud the so sighs Of summer hreeze
rustle The crosses which viii grow green UPON III
grave that out of the bright sunshine anger eye ma
look piyipely upon his pcor rcatiyos co'iy smut oa
m ,,, r sSnm Vrn,en TIE golden beams
,nnx vim tbsuc asd eyes which will oftennies wee
o~s q boo nj the thought Of the fate cfonc upon who'd
! hoy once oood 80 lovingly aud WIN suen 'e'~
! rrris. -
Hsraeu was an intelligent looking, rrcposscssing your
mar. about i've feet four inches IN height, stout an
nuscularly built and weighing about one huI
drei and hbty pounds His chronological traits indie
ted strong sersvs passions good talents and large con
mara q language. His facc remarkable only for
| unusually large develOrement about tho lower Jaw.
| Vas born in 1881, end was, corsequcnuy, ADO
| echooi educsiou, vas q proficient pupil, BEGAN
a school tcecbcr ard Afterwards Methodist .
rortrur IN 1881 no callcd 70 preach At Mount Ie
Many converts added 70 his church, and revival
religion soon took place Ills efforts were aided By
zoe teGos voice. winch be Used vita great en-
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Paris boots and shoes, Just Received
IN "a mo s., celebrated nakerA EUGENE FERRIS
Bootmaxer, n Nassau street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-02
Ale. sHRADER, Agent.


THE GRACEs OF A CANvAss.-We turn to
regard the attitude of mutual courtesy
and respect which the two candidates for
the Gubernatorial office have occupied to-
wards each other from the commencement
of the canvass. In many speeches the name
Foster has never passed the lips of Curtin
uncoupled with an expression of respect,
nor Curtins honorable claims of private
worth or wisdom gone begging for frank
recognition from his fair opponent.-Phiia-
delDhia Enquirer.
ESIt is n marked characteristic of this Presi-
Dental campaign that IL has been CON
Quoted with a decency and freedom from
personalities unprecedented in the history
of such contests. Unlike all Presidential
candidates who have preceded them, neither
Lincoln, Douglas, Breckenridge or Bell,
have been made the target for gross person.
nj SANDERS The Wide Awake organiza-
ton has inaHgurated reform in the dis
enlargement of all abusive notices, flags,
and transparencies, such as party professions
used to carry &; and the orators and journals
of the present canvass have confined them
selves to the discussion Of principle and the
history of public acts, instead of ridiculing
and abusing private character. True, there
have been exceptions, but no more than
enough to prove the rule.
These things Indicate a gratifying I'M
provement in public taste, and moderation
OF excessive party spirit The custom of
personal abuse Of political candidates, we
trust will hereafter gradually die out now
that il has been proved that a campaign
can just as well be carried on without it.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-02
RAILROAD RECEIPTS.


80 bbls whisky, Allis & Howos bbls, bxs,
Orr, Dalzell Co; CTS bush wheat, Igehart Bros.
304 push wheat, Geo. Foster IL Co; ABB bush corn,
so bbls flour, Crane IL Brown; 10 bxs boots, +.
Decker, Mt. Vernon % bxs, IL bales Archer &
Mackey; 90 bgs coffee, Wheeler & Riggs 1 bx,
Anspacher Plaut; bxs lasts, Harriss & Gross
bag, bbls, S. Orr; l case, J. IL. & w. W, Nor
gan; l bX, }. z. Elliott l bx, A. NIcGrih; bK
S0rensou & Co.; cask, Keller White; bXs, 2
bales, Slaughter Dunkerssn; bdls, IA pieces, /
Dbl, bX, j. b Mesker; 9 bdls, 10 pieces, > bG5,
l bill, J. b. BIesker; saws, p. II. Baker & Bros.
Greenvillo, Ky; bale bedding, J. Perry l bx, l.
Pepper ps, Kratz g. Heilman 20 bales hay, W.
NJ. Altman; bxs, Rosenberg; kgs, LEIGH s
Carlstedt.
Il SHRADER AOent
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-02

PECULIAR WAY OF FIsHrNG.-In walking
along the bank we came across a man fish
ing in peculiar way. He was perched on
a low bridge leading over a stream that
joined the canal At first thought he had
hooked an enormous fish, but on closer in
spection found it was merely a live decoy.
Its dorsal fin was laced to two small sticks,
one on each side from there it was tether-
ed to what I at first took to be his rod. The
poor fish sportcd about in the water, appar-
emily doing its best to attract the attention
of its finny fellows The man held a small
arrow pointed trident, with which he D.
terously struck larger fish that came woulo-
ing at the antics of the tethered decoy. The
whole apparatus was so simple that | Won
der the same principle is not applied else
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