davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1860-05-10

Ran Asrs.--Te a,et rid Of these tests. wasll
your skslsss clean and while damp rub finn
salt on The quils ticklr let il remain on fol
lime, and tAsy will snlirsIy disappsar.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-10

THERE are symptoms OF wiiskey insurrsc-
ton ia Minnesota. The iiquar dealers burned
down church in ST. Anthoa,, and the mem
hers thereof warned them 10 lsavs she town. -
Thie they dseidsd not to de- and both aides
wsfs hssvily afmialT ~ last stcounts- ktia
Smyrna times., 1860-05-10

Rev. JAcoB s. HARDEN, the wife poisoner,
whose trial had been progressing for two
weeks at Bslyidere, N. J.. and who was con.
victed on Wednesday last of murder in the first
degree, was Thursday sentenced to be hung on
the 28th Of June, between the hours OF 10 a.
Divested Of its relations to the clerical char
acler and 10 society, the story Of the criminal
is most commonplace story Of the most vul.
gar crime. A silly young man falls into an
lmpromptu Intimacy with girl Of his own
rank in life, which he probably regards as q
stimulating pastime, but which the girl evi.
IDENTIFY Of a stronger nature than his own, be.
lieves TO be genuine courtshfp. The lover
on discovering this, lacks what the French
call the courage Of his position" He nir,s
with other damsels, puts off his too importu.
nate Phillis with all sorts Of weak devices, il
finally forced to confront her family, and
agrees, with in6niie sinkiugs of the heart, Il
marry her. He would gladly escape, but thai
is impossible. He marries, and Of course ne
elects bis bride. He fumes and chafes in his
harness, buys arsenic, adminisiersil cIumsiI,
enough, but still with fatal effect The wife
dies in agony her friends and relatives sus
pect mischief; the Argus eyes OF prurien
and inquisitive village population, who live b.
minding each others business, are fixed upoi
him; he grows restiye and alarmed, tells fool
ISL and contradictory lies; at last elopes; i
pursued, captured. tried, and found guilty.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-10

PRoeREss OF THE CHRIsrrAs RELIaIoN.--
Some months ugo the Bishop Of Jerusalem sent
supply Of Bibles to the King of Abyssinia, in
bis own language. He received them with
great joy, and began at once to distribute them,
telling the priests 10 whom he gave them that
henceforth, they must teach the people out OF
this book in the yernacular. The missionaries
who labor there have gained great influence
over the mind OF King Theodorps. They build
reads and bridges, introduce useful arts of all
kinds. distribute Bibles, and recommend the
truth by THAR conversation ard their lives.--
The King has 80 far recognized their civil ser
vices as to raise them to tho rank of noblss.--.
He has recognized them 10 bs right in thoss
points whsre the doctrines of tho Bible diffe
from the traditions Of the Abtssinisn church
and. In token Of ii. has receivei the sacramen
of ths Lords Supper with shefa.
Smyrna times., 1860-05-10

The following inscription is said to have
been found on head board at grave in the
Sparta digginr, California:
In memory
of
John Smith, who met
awierlent death, near this spot
Is hundred g. 40 too-He was shot
by his own pistll,
twas mol one of the new kind
but old fashioned one
bras barel aud of such is the l.
Kingdom of Heaven. ....
Smyrna times., 1860-05-10

Tar scarlet fever isvery prevalent ia Roch-
ester and the mortality among the little ones is
unusually great
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-24

enees for candidates to be suonor,ea e.,
public offices. and appoint Delegates to !.
county Convention to be held on Saturday
the I'd day of March next, in the Citv .,
Van Buren, with power to nominate jocol
candidates, and appoint Delegates to Sta.e
Convention, to be held at Little Rocl on
ID Of April, 1860.
| Resotced. That we recommend the Conn.
ty and State Conventions to send Delegates
to the National Convention at Charleston
to nominate candidate for the Presidency
fully instructed to insist, even to the dis
rupnon OF the party, on all the fair and
constltutlonal rights of the South, as here
lnbetore expressed in these Resolutions, and
otherwise known to exist.
fesotreo, That we nominate Col. n. B.
BCRROw, for Senator from the Counties Of
Crawford and Franklin in the next General
! Assembly. of the State of Arkansas.
hesOtced, That we nominate Hon. T G.
HINDNAS, for Representative in Congress.
from the 1st District of Arkansas.
Resofred, That We will cheerfully sup
port FOR other offices. such candidates as
may be regularly nominated by properly
constituted Conventions Of the Democracy
of Arkansas.
Voted that the proceedings of this meet
ing be published in the Fan Buren Press.
On motion the meeting adjourned
DAVID OLrNGER, Chairman.
C. MILLISEN, Secretary.
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-24
Richland Township Meeting.

AT meeting of the Democracy of Rich
and Township, Crawford County, held
Feb list, at the residence of John Kibler
IN said County, according to previous no
tice, to express their wishes in connection
with the selection of candidates for politi
cal offices.
On motion, David Olinger. was called
TO the Chair, and G.. NJ MIlIiken. was APP
pointed Secretary.
On motion Committee was appointed,
coHsIiing OF John kibler, j. G.. Olinger
Alexander Skinner, and =. c. Ocbler, tC
prepare Resolutions expressive of our po-
litIcal principles and wishes. After con
suitation, the committee reported the fol
lowing Resolutions, which were unanimous
ly adopted.
ReSOtced, That we re-assert the platform
OF principles adopted by the Democratic
Convention assembled at Cincinnati in
1886, and also, the platform of principles
adopted by the Democracy OF Arkansas.
assembled in Convention in the CITY of Lit
tle Rock. in May, 1850.
ResoIsed, That we repudiate the north
eih hefeSy OF squatter sovereignty, and as
ser' that the only power Territorial LeSis-
la'uTes have over the property in slaves is
derived by the organic acts, from the Fed
eTai Government and the Constitution. and
consists exclusively of the right. coupIei
with the duty of legislating for the protec-
tIon of the property in slaves, and that
when any territorial legislature fails or re-
fuses to perform this duty, it is the impera-
tive duty of Congress. by proper legisla-
ton to supply the deficiency
Resolred, That Messrs. Z. c. Oehle,. p.
H. Hoyle, Thomas Mitchell. Reese Price
and Dr. F. H. Raider, be appointed dele
gates 10 the County Convention to be held
IN Van Buren, OH Saturday the 81 ,lav of
March. 1850, aud that they be instructed to
carry out the wishes OF this Township a.
herein expressed.
ResO{red, That the Chairman, Daniel o.
niger, be AIDED to the list of Delegates tn
The County Convention.
Resotred, That the Democracy of this
township, earnestly recommend the bnild
ing oi a Railroad from Van Buren, to Little
kock, and believe that the success of tho
3oth Parallel and the future pra,eness of
Arkansas depends to great extent on the
construction of this Road.
Resolred, That we recommend the diff
ierent townships of Crawford, TO hold
primary meetings and express their prefer
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-24

~ We call the attention of merchants
10 the card of VIM w. KENDRICK G Co,
dealers in Hats, Caps and Straw Goods,
Boston. And also to the card of CoxDICT,
JENNINGS IL Co, dealers in Saddles, Bri-
dies DC. We can safel recon mend the
above parties to all wanting articles in their
lines respectively.
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-24

Left Little Rock. 22d, Shelby and S. II
Tucker laying At the wharf-met Delta a,
Palarm, Parallel to Lewisburgh. 23d. met
Little Rock at McLane's bottom. Left Hen
" Fitzhugh at Lewisburgh-
TIE Leon arrived from Little Rock, this
morning.
The Sky-Lark was advertised to leave St
Louis for Arkansas River on the 18th inst.
The Pine Bluff is due from New Orleans,
the Henry Fitzhugh, from Cincinnati
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-24

F See card of HIcENas, DuGas, &
MAIGSaN, Wholesale Grocers and Commits
ion Merchants, New Orleans.
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-24

The Lake City. arrived Sunday night
from Memphis. bringing up the trip of the
SKY Lark. from st. Louis.
The DeltG, arrived Monday from Little
Rock, and left for the same place on Tues
day
The Little Rock, arrived from New Or
leans, On Tuesday, and left yesterday morn
ing Annexed is copy of her manifest OF
L L L
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-24
Agents for the Press.
The Observation-Disclosures

The River is rising, with plenty OF water
for the largest Boats in the trade
The weather clear and unusually cold for
the season Of the year.
The splendid Steamer 35M Parallel, ar
rived Sunday afternoon, and left Tuesday
morning for New Orleans. The following
L. ,,,n Lot of froilrh, for ti,iS
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-24

NEW GOODS
For Sale at Pennywit, Scott s. Co.'S
- kits Mackerel Just reed
O4 dee 1888
100 OGss' Sss as'ys Sys''''' just rec
SO boxes Lohsters, just reed
CO dec 1888
~ boxes Cod Fish, just reed
40 1sss. sss sl..Y lM..Yrinss' scaled just reed
IN boxes Pineapple Cheese,
700 'Sss: Sss a%ss sa5 s'0' y boxes SaF''n''
IN boxes Maccaroni, just
~ dec 1853
40 boxes assorted Candy, ju / reo'd
10 dee 1889
= bbls Almonds and
- bbls English Walnuts,
40 boxes Pearl Starch, just reed
fC dec $3.50
40 doz Kentucky MusrARDs, just reed
10 dee 1889
'SAUCES-Crosse Bl.ckw~lls English Sauces
- and Catsups. just reed
% bbls PURE RYE WHISKY. just reed
ElAScr LIQUORS. just reed
dee 1889
DIE Fruits-Currants, Blueberries. Rheubarb,
l. etc, etc. just reed dec 90
LNREsH FRUIT-Peaches, straw berries, etc, in
Il Theoretically sealed cans fresh and nice.
DRESERYES-Quinc pears, etc.
dec 1888
TELLIES--Plum, Curant. etc, Just reed
- dec 1885
ENISH--Mackerel. fresh salmon, etc, just reed
dee 235 SO
ID ICE-G tierce Rice, fresh. just reed
IL dec 1888
Boots and Shoes.
20 cases Brogans,
Oe) % cases woman's Downings,
10 cases Youths Boots.
30 cases mems Boots, assorted quality lust
reed at
dee 1853 PENNYWIT, SCOTT K co. S.
WHISKY.
lust reed per steamer Undine, and for sale,
- 100 half bbls Jones whisky.
81 bbls do do
jan l3, 1860 PKNNYwIr, Scorr & Co.
OLD RYE WHISKY.
Il ~ Rhls OH ryr,. wbslv iusf rac'I and E,r
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-24

JUST RECEIVED
FRANK G. EASTBURN'S
Cheap Cash Store,
4 large lot of fancy and staple
IA DRY GOODS,
sneh as plain and fig Delaines, Merinoes. Debapes
Alpacas. Linsey, Flannels, Domestics and Cling
hams also, a large variety of
Ladies Dress Trimmings, Embroidery, Laces
Flowers, comets, Ruches, ETC.
Hoop Skirts,
the best retail assortment in the CITY
-, All kinds of woolen Hoods, Mitts. Comforts
IIppetts, ScaIfs, Cloaks. etc., also
BOOTS and SHOES
Of every description.
4 q Give US a call and examine goods and prices
dec 3o'59 .c
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-24

ITROCERIES.
" $50 bags Rio COFFEE. 100 bbls SUGAR
D bbls crushed Sugar. l case Coverings Loaf Su-
gar. l5 bbls MOLASSES. 10 half bbs do 900
sacks SALT, Is casks SODA, 10 bags PEPPER
40 boxes do. | ib papers. bags ALLSPICE
$500 ID STAR CANDLES, - boxes STARCH
30 boxes Of SOAP, for sale by
July 6, 1853. WARD & SOUTHMAYD.
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-24
DIED.

At the Creek Agency, c. N. Feb. 18th, at the
residence of J. Med. Cooley Mary TIorance Har-
ris. daughter of Mrs. NJ. r. Cooley. aged years
and Is DAYS
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-24
Notice.

Notice.
hereby given to the Stockholders Of the Little
Rock and Fort Smith Branch of the Cairo and
Fulton Railroad Company, that by an order of the
Board of Directors of said Comrany. made ON the
23d day Of December, A. d. 1859, that call Of
Flee per eeat has been made upon the Stockholders
% sald Company, to be paid on the First day Of
March, a d le63. upon the stock subscribed.
Prompt payment is expected and will be reouir.
ed. BY order Of Board of Directors.
j. B. OGDEN. Secretary.
Van Buren, Dec %, 1883
Fort Smith Herald, and Little Rock Gnz,t,. nil,
copy till March lst
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-24

A SSORTED LIQUORS.
IA lGO Babls. copper distilled Whisky,
80 bbls and Is bbls. Jones white Whisky
23 bbls. Robinson county do. Whisky,
% bbls. old Bourbon Whisky,
40 bbls. Pure Bourbon and Rye Whisky,
40 p bbls American Brandy,
% y bbls Gin,
10 - bbls Sweet Wine,
so 10 gal. Keys Bourbon Whisky,
~ CaskssOld Port Wine,
= Casks Old Cogniac Brandy.
9 bbls. Alcohol
| bbl. Jamaca Rum, for sale by
July G, SO. GEO. L. WHITE
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-24

The ID. d. Miller, and the Muscogee, ar
rived from Fort Gibson, on last Saturday.
The Muscogee is laying up here, and the
Miller left for Little Rock yesterday.
The Julia Roane, arrived this morning,
following is her manifest and memoran-
dunn
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-24

Drugs.
10 kegs of Epson Salts.
90 doz. Godfrey's Cordial
90 doz. Bateman's Drops.
30 doz. McLanes Pills.
80 doz. do Nermiiugc,
so doz. Castor OIL.
doz. Bay Rum.
100 fb ext. Logwood. in 1ib boxes.
July l2,59. GEO. L. WHITE
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-24

TNO SPOVrSMEN.
10000 G. d. Gaps.
2o,000 Walker d. Colts Caps.
5000 ID Neosha Bar Lead.
5000 Baldwin's Gun Wads,
10 bags asstd drop and buck shot
spr steel barrel self cooking pistols
4" Aliens self cooking 3 shooters
4"Colt's improved shooters,
for sale by
July 6, so GEO. Z. WHITE.
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-24
Leather. &C.

pPER and Sole Leather for sale by
~ sept 80 Jyo. Henry. WILLIAMS & g.,
IN kegs Hazard and Duponts Rifle Powder
cO sept 80. JNo. HlSEY. WILLIAMS 4 80
~ gro. Woodman extract Jamaica Ginger
- sept 80 JSo HlaRy. WILLIAMS d Go
~ gros Perry Davis Pain Killer for sale by
~ sept 80 JNo. HENRY. WILLIAMS & Co
, boxes pint and quart Flasks, in store AMI
- H Tor sale by JNo. HENRY WILLIAMS d Co
RR LEAD 5000 lbs in J., ID bars ot unifur:.
Il size, Just rec d direct from 81. Louis i
dee 23'59 J. Hrnpy. WILLIAMS & &,
hROP and BUCK SHOT-300 Bags Of - ~,
- each Of every size made by Sho: Tower Co
at st Louis. just reed I
dec 90 SO J Utypy Wur,,ust r.,
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-24

sS idcertisers are requested to hand in their ad
rerfisemeHts By wednesday morning.
q s. ~ PettingW 4 Co. General Ne,espaser
Ageh. No ll9, Nassau Street, Ncre York. are our
outhori-ed AGENTS for that CTty
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-24

SUNDRIES,
- 1900 Il boxes SARDINES.
100 doz McAFurrays and b can Oysters
l15 Bags Rio Coffee,
Is hhds prime sugar,
% bbls sugar house molasscs
% kits choice Mackerel,
40 boxes Scotch Herring.
25 boxes Pepper Sauce.
10 Tomato ketsup. for sale By
July 6, 80 GEO F.. WHITE.
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-24

1859. 1859,
Fall and Winter Goods.
WARD & SOUHMAYD
A RE now opening very large and extensive
IA assortment of Fall and Winter Goods
to which they invite the attention of purchasers
at wholesale or retailA sep IA. SO
DAINTS, OILS, sc.
100 kegs WHITE LEAD,
300 10 Spanish Brown,
100 fb Venetian Red,
100 ib Red Lead,
900 gallons LINSEEp OIL.
80 Spts Tt zPENTINE
50 ID Prussian Blue
300 II Birthstone,
900 Ii Flour Sulphur
300 ID EPSON Salts
500 h Spanish White,
$50 b White Chalk,
600 ib Putty in bladders
900 gallons Lard Oil,
80 Ii Borax. for sale by
July 6. 1889. WARD d SOU1HMAYD.
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-24

DORTER, WINE, BRANDY, &c., sc.
40 doz Porter. Ale tE Bro Stout pts & qts
90 " VOLTS pit. Schnapps,
20 -" Pure old Bourbon and rye whisky
20 " John Bulls Sarsaparile,
10 50 Pure Port Wine for med purposes
10 " Old Cognac Brandy.
10 " Brandy Cherries,
10 Fancy Cordials,
10 Turner'S Ginger Brandy,
10 " Forest Wine Bitters,
Clarct, for sale by
July 6, 80 GEO. E. WHITE.
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-24

at St Louis, just reed
sUNDRiEs. \
ID doz Brooins, assorted qualities I'D
W doz hearth brooms r.
10 doz whsk do
100 doz zine cord wash boards.
100 doz ptd Buckets
10 doz cedar buckets, iron hoani.
10 doz do do brass bound,
dog do do do do with co.,r,
Is doz we'll buckets, assorted qualities.
Is nest cedar tubs.
- nest blue ptd tubs,
~ nest cannes,
30 !oz half bush measures
40 doz names and horse collars,
10 doz wooden bowles
just received and for sale by
jan 1850 j. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 90.
81 Doz jap'd iron sTIRRUPs,
Il 10 doz polished do
81 doz wooden do
doz tobacco cutters. ~.
80 doz cocoanut diprer..
just reed and for sale by
jan 1860. J. HENRY. WILLIAMS & co.
100 kegs white Lead. lnrc.
lOO 30 doz Tnrpentine in bottles ~. sizes
Lard, Linseed and Coal Oils,
Japan and eopal Varnish, in large quantities.
/ for sale bv
jan 1866 J. HENRY WILLIAMS L co.
II doz backing Brushes, assorted qualities.
I'll 10 doz scrub do
80 doz paint do al sizes,
,loz sash tools.
just reed and for sale by #.
Jan 1850 j. HENRY, WILLIAM. T. 90
l4 g 1T. ss sn sgs 's eTs ne1ssd aG1s,
u sets cottage do dc
~ sets high do do
in store and Tor sale by
jan l3, 80. j. HENRY, WILLIAMS a Cs,.
DRAss KETTLES. &c.
- oO1 lbs bryss kettles of all sizes.
S0 wlpo.s market baskets as't Sizes
J. o'H glass Lanterns, as't.
just ecJ and FOR sale BY
ian .J.'61 J. HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 co.
INEGAR--in hall and whole bills,
for sale by
jan 1870 j. HENRY, WILLIAMS & 90.
- bhls Madder, /
- 2 bhls Alum, iu.t rcc'i bv
jan 1850 J. HENRY. WiIII.EJiS co I
OO DOZ. Holmes celebrated COW TELLs,
CA assorted sizes 4
~ doz Xen;es.Y i'ew Bells. asst siEes
in stor: and Cor sahs by
an -, 90. ). HENRY. WILL tMs co /
StCOTCH SNUFF.
- Browns Scotch SnufS in Pa ~ Papers
Goodwin do to,Gl II
do Maccoby do dp
Carrots do do do
dec IL j. Henry. wiiIrANs 4 Co 4
LNLIPTIC SPRINGS,
IL on 'liptc springs all sizes for sal. L.,
jan II 90. j HENRY. WILLIAMS - l.
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-24

IRON.
1000 b. assorted BAR IRON.
5000 ~. lIs X
1900 ib Horse Shoe Iron.
1909 ib Dandy Tire Iron.
300 10 Hoop Iron.
1900 IL. Picw Wings,
1000 ib, asst. Band Iron,
1900 IL. Slab Iron,
1900 ID. asst. Round and Square Iron,
10 Smiths Vices,
Mouse hole anvls,
IL Sets, assorted. Stock and Dye;
30 to sc inch Smiths Bellows
800 ID. Smiths Hammers, for sale by
Iuly 6. SO. GEO. L. WHITE
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-24

~ AIS
20 kegs assorted cut nails.
~ Bags Walkers Horse Shoe Nails,
so doz saddler's cut tacks, for sale by
July 6, so GEO. f. WHITE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-14
New York Market

NEW YORK, March 13, p. M.-Flour in
moderate demand in port for the West In
dies but holders of extra state, submitted
to decline of sc in order to realize sales
1920 bbls at 5 3095 40 for super state !;
5 50@5 60 extra do; 3O@5 40 super west
ern; 5O(05 20 for common to medium
extra do; and O5(96 25 for shippi ng
brands extra round hoop Ohio closing
quiet. Rye -four steady and unchanged
Whisky lower; sales 100 bbls at 231. Wheat
less active, the fall prices asked by holders
checking the demand; at the close the market
exhibited less buoyant aspect sales 1000
bush prime red Va, at l 80; good choice
Milwaukee club at l 80. Rye firm; prime
is held at s7@ss, with buyers at SO.
Corn easier sales 1000 bush at 1908 0
for inferior to prime white and yellow
mixed nominal at 76. Oats 43G545; in
moderate demand. Pork opened dull and
closed firm, with n moderate demand sales
$500 bbls at Is % fer. new mess; IT 25 for
old mess; II so for new prime 7 so for
thin mess. Beef unchanged in moderate
demand. Sugar better; in brisk demand.
Tobacco unchanged; KY. 81 to II. Coffee
Rio very firm; sales of 450 bags at I34 (;
other descriptions unchanged.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-14

New SCHOOL HoUsE-The masons COM
menced to lay the foundations of the new
city school building in Lamasco yesterday.
The edifee is to be ready for occupancy at
the fall term of the schools. 1t will be one
of the finest school buildings in the State,
and n great improvement to the lower part
of the city. All of us rejoice in these i'm
proved accommodations for the noblest de-
partment of our city affairs. If Evansville
enjoys pre-eminence over the other cite:
of Indiana, it is in its superior and flourish
ing free school system. .E
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-14
From California.

MELoYs STATION, March 13-Tbe fol-
lowing came by the Overland Mail to-day;
SAN FRANcIsco, Feb. 81, P. M.-The
Republican State Convention meets at Sac
ramento 10 morrow. 1t is believed that
Seward delegates will be elected to the
Chicago Convention.
The Democratic State Convention will
meet at Sacramento on the 29th, to elect
delegates to the Charleston Convention.
Primary elections have already been held,
and in six of the largest counties, including
San francisco and Sacramento, a large
majority of the delegates elected thus far,
are i'll opposition to Gwin, Weller, aud the
chiyalry wing of the Democracy, and friend
ly to Senator Latham rendering it probable
that Latham's friends will control the dele
CATION to Charleston.
The expected duel ut Yreka has been com
promised without fighting.
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arieties.

THE New York Herald says: " Rumor
states that the Michigan Southern Railroad
company has made a contract with the
Grand Trunk for the conveyance of its
freight from Chicago to Detroit"
SAVANNAH, Ga, March I2-The crew OF
the ship Sarah, of Boston, before reported
burnt at sea, arrived here to-day in the
schooner l.. S. Darts of New York.
TIE Pennsylvania opposition papers gen.
orally say that if Mr.. Cameron cannot get
the nomination at Chicago, the vote of that
State will be cast for Mr.. Bates, of Mis-
souri,
a MISSING MAN.-Joshua Savage of Col
umbia county, Pa, desires to know if a
brother of his, named Moses Savage, lives
anywhere in Indiana.
WASHINGTON, March I2.-Responsible
parties in New York, have submitted a
proposition to the Secretary of the Treasury
to make necessary arrangements for build
ings, machinery, &c, for a branch mint in
New York, for 800, 900.
a "CUTE" REPLY.-An Irish priest meet
ing with sprightly looking lad, asked him,
My son, can you tell me where God is ri
81 will'' the lad replied, ''if you will tel
me where He IS not" The priest went on
without waiting to reply.
NEW ORLEANS MARKEF.-Advices were
received Saturday, reporting a partial ad-
vance in groceries in New Orleans. Messrs
WALES CABOT Il Co, were in receipt of a
dispatch dated 9th inst, saying that good
to fully fair sugar bad advanced one quar-
ter. Rice was quoted at AZ to 44c.-&
Louis Republican.
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New Hampshire EiectIon.

CONCORD, 13, $50 P. M.-Returns have
been received from several towns of the
lower counties of the State, showing an
aggregate vote of about the same Ss last
year, with little variation in the relative
strength of parties. The candidates for
Governor are Ichabod Goodwin, Republi-
can, and A. P. Cate, Democrat The result
was last year, Goodwin, sc, 326; Cate, 32,-
sos.
l0P M-Returns from "A towns foot up
for Goodwin, Is, 1872; Cate IS, 500. Rep
resentatives, lo9 Republicans, and 80 Dem
ocrats, are elected. The indications are
that the Republican gain is considerable
throughout the State
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-14

WASHINGTON, March l3.-The Govern
ment has been informed that the steamer
Brooklyn is now ready for sea. Minister
Mclean will probably leave here on Thurs
day to embark for Vera Cruz. 1t is consid-
cred Important be should reach there as
soon as possible in view of the reported in
tention of the Miramon party to-blockade
that port which will certainly be resisted on
the part of the United States.
Col. Forney says the runner that Mr..
Boynton has absconded with portion of the
funds of the House of Representatives, is not
true. Not dollar of the money had ever
reached his hands. s-s = p tfta
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-14
Cineinnati Market.

CINCINNArI, March / 3, P. M.-Whisky in
fair demand sales 900 bbls at 10. Su-
gar dull and irregular ; sales common TO
prime at 7@}s4. Molasses dull at 40. Cof-
fee buoyant sales 200 bags prime at a.
Provisions unchanged. Bacon; shoulders
74@7S; sides %; bulk shoulders, sales
SO, 900 lbs at6g. Some inquiry for lard, but
no sales reported. Wheat active and ad-
vanced &c; prime white at 1901 35; do.
red l 2SMl 80. Ear corn dull and I'M
changed; shelled dull. Oats steady at a.
Rye in fair demand at l O369l O5. Barley
firm at 77@so fer prime fall. Eastern ex-
change firm at Be premium. -