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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-03
MORGAN KEEN & PRESTON.
Jo'5ers IA Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
Boots, Sao3s, Hats Caps, Bonnets. d,c dc.

MAIN STR -ET. BETWEEN SECOND EVANSVILLE
4 hE now receiving their Spring and Summer Stock
% Wnh they respectfully invite attention OF the
rahe WEAVE now 81 packages in store OF Iiry Goods
ooaShtlh December and shipped at low ireiyhts-wheh
IN anu WILL selilow They consist OF the foRcwlng
punhrl iight prints. Aliens RUBY prints Dunners
CaN prints Saeo bleache drills Bo1tt blue drills Pen
Pri Nus ItN lors IA inc brown sIrtings and
lphg eiaus, Tdtdpseo, Ous nd Amoskeog Dsnims Fan.
ev PLAID 90 tonades. tGucy plaid, striped and shaded
cotton eassimeres, ec. ~
We will be receiving Goods every week throughout
tfe season and nave no hesitation in sayi We will cet
uPa DELI stoeS tan We have offered u ,he tr.i
Our Dress Goods, such Prints, Gin-han,~ t,yns
Berraages DC are oi bright and beautiu styis aud of
excellent qualities: stun Goods of the mos, nl,
tia kinds Oong Cream of the fOu Eastern ,,arL,s
la ever, dep rnent Of stock the Trade " n nn,,
goo aud saeable Goods for we "a c dctsr,pned ol,l
poor shabby Goods shall not inside the wall
Of store.
mag MORGAN. KEEN * PRESTON.
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CARRIAGE AND BUGGY MAKINGI

CARRIAGE AND BUGGY MaKING!
n JESSRS. SATERLEE & Dt'GARMO have now on
WI hand good assortment of one AMI two hsrse Car
riages Rocksways and Buggies. manufactured their
shop after tn. most approved and modern styles.
M-ssrs. ;. d Detf will promptly I'LL all orie for
tom work in the neatest and substantial manaer
and surpassed by Eastern manufacturers eth in
quality price. They have experienced Carriage
Blaze smith who does The Iron work ia sly le not
be excelled. apply
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NEW SPRING BONNETs,,!

"a HNASSNUMe
CORNER or THIRD md WALNUT STREETS,
IL. FbUbGEl,
Professor OF Languages and Gymnastics.
apl id3n
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FARMERS AND MECHANICS
Il ALTH AS SOCIATION
Cleveland Ohio ~ Lafayette, snd.
ca s-=-ErT 100000.

THIS is an Association of Farmers Mechanics and
l. WOtkingneR generally, for the mutual ass stance
OF each other ia ease OF sickness or accident
By the pay ment the Admission Fee OF 80, al the
time Of making application: and At the first Annual De-
pOst within ten DAYS. will become Life Member
and will be enteu Il Weekly BEN it, II you sllouJ
be disabled 10y Sickness Accident from pursuing yea
ordinary business oroccupatiOn Females Insured agiis
sickness common to both sexes.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES. NC,
Z s.seeurity--S1abi abiiity--Pcrpetuity. -
LIFE 1GSU RANCE.
Mutun' life Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK.
ND. 35. MALL SIREE'r

OF NEW YORK.
no. 30, WALL STREET.
MuTuAL CLsn FUND, AccCsuLATED lsr FEB'y 1853
S2.OiS.7 ,G4!!
Secwrely iar sied in Bonds, Mortgages &. Stocks
JOSEPH b. COLLINS, President.
Isaac ABBArr Sec'ry.... 80. CHARLES q LII, Actuary
a.. W. NathbGnc. Agent, Evansville, Ind.
oFFIcE
NJ. J. BRAY, NJ. D.,.........HUGH RoNALDS MD
Medical Examiners.
FiNHlS Company being based upon the Mutual and
Cash principle affords the best possible guarantees
10 all wish the benefits Of Life Insurance.
kEFGRESCEs N kr. NsvILLE- Mcssrs John Shanklin.
Gliison Maghee, Charles Fiee, Samue Orr, Soren So
lenson, john Ingle, Jr., Lewis howes, w. +. Page.
J. p Elliott W. n. Boicourt. James Laughln, Jr., Mn
hughes, John w. Hughes, W. A. Mcftea, "A. NJ Nc
Grn. Henry ID. Ali ~ Herschberger, Crawford Bell
Oliver Iidd n. H. Johnston, james X. Page, Jr.,
r. Taylor, w. Bacon, ID. w. Ash1ridge, J. Voc dson
Hughes, j. G. Wheeieg.
PRtSCEgoN:-HoD Samuel Hall. f-
VI = Pamphlets setting forth the advantages offered by
this Company together with the Tenth Annual Repor
ION February 1t s53) will be furnished gratultouSly
upon application 10 the Agent. ap4f
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The above letter shows that in resl hot fire, RicHs
SALASANDERs ihe OIy Safes 10 be depended upon.
In the Pearl street IRE, eeroR Safes of different nakers
lily esr0yed, RIcH's SAFE ALONE bidding DEF
the flames. preserving notes BONDS ana iortga-
ges the value of SlC0G09. The Chilicothe are is a
araelease-EvnRy SAFE EUT RIcH's destroyed These
rc,eated occurrences prove incoutestiby tna Wders
Patent SaiamaEdcrs. with RICHs MPRoyEMESr are the
best safes made ia The United States, or IN thc Whoie
world. They can be had at the DEPoT li6 WATER ST.,
"a the FACTu9Y. corner of ST. MARKS PLACE and
ATr,rE. New York STEARNS ~ MARVIN.
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MISCELLAN Gus.
J.C. HENSON d SON,
UNDERTAKERs AND AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES
WGreroom, Main street. betueen Fourth and Fifth,
Evansviiie, Ind

RE now prepared to- attend to the duties OF Und"r
"A takers in all its various branches and prov
themselves with good and neat HSarse aud by
long experience in the business the superiority
Natalie Burial Cases the Collins which have been
in genera use their moderate charges, and desire 10
please will eniiile them TO the patronage OF those who
desire their services.
Particular attention p7id to Dressing and Shrouding
oo'es engraving name plates &c. &c. Also. pre-
pairing and enesing bodies for transportation with
fnl attendants I any part of the Union.
N Is. large stock of Wood and Cloth -coy red Cof.
inns on hand. and Furnished al the shortest notice.
mh59-3m+ I.rll
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MISSES cowDsN sAYKER

~ WOULD respectfully invite the att .ntion af ~.
xe the Laies Of Evansville ana vicinity, toa e.
IsSS large aud beautiful selection of : PRING ~
Ill n 81 Y that they have lust receive from New
York and never surpassed in this ely for variety svle
and bean ihos, in want of handsome cheap Bonsets
Ribbons, Flowers. Manteas. &C. wonld dowell to cal
on Main street. between Water and First streets.
side where every endeavor will be made to please the
most fislidous taste.
n. b. MilIiners and Apprentices wanted ape
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ISAAC BRIDE. New Orleans, La.
l.. NJ. HATCH. Charleston. :. c.
THOMPSON " OHDESBURfS, Baltimore, Nd.
HOLYOAKES, LOWNES & CO., Memphis Tenn.
EDDY d MORLEY. Toledo, D.
ALI,IS q HOW Is. Evansviu la,
s. SHEPARD u CO.. Buffalo, y. Y.
WALTER X. MARVIN, LocSpOu, n. Y.
BARNEY BROTHERS. Mobile. Ala.
CHAS. II. CAMPFIEBD, Savannah, Ga.
HALL & MOSES. Columbus. Ga.
DE'HOSSET d BROWN, Wilmington. ". U.
WM. X ,NDALL, II. Paul, NJ L.
MORLEY d RAYNOLDS. Cleveland, D.
HAVER BOHD d GAINESVILLE, o.
HY. SUGGEFT. Rochester. y. Y.
JAS. HUTTON. u outreai, Canada.
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STATIONERY &C.

bankers CIses: Bank books. Pass books; Tim.
ID books and blank books of all kinds; variety O.
n letter papers and full stock of letter cap paper.
suited 10 the country trade.
SCRAP books and elegant style. oil papers foi
letter beoks waters and sealing wax quilts and Stee
pens.
for sale wholesale aud retail 10y
apso RATHBoyE & v HELLER
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6 LEES.

TUST reed assortment or Rich & Co.'S Improved
.} Patent Safes. which will sell al New York manu-
factory prices, With addition of freight only
ALLIS a. HOWES,
Sole Agents for Southern Indiana.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JBwHLRY.

4 THE subscriber thankful for past liberal pat.
80 ronsge would respectfully iiform the public, and
sS4 the Ladies i'm particular that he has received
a trge and yer! hue assortment of WATCHES, JEW
ELkY. CLOCKS and all other articles usually found in
jewelers. shop which he and riu sell at prices
low as they be bought in an, -iher city His stock
consists in part of Fine Gold aud Silver Waches Gold
Guard. Fob. and Vest Chains, Plain sett kings,
diamond Kings, Gold Pencils. Fine Hunting Lockeis,
Guard and FOB Keys, Fine Seals and Bu' kle Gold
Pens. large assortn. of Ladies' and Genflemen's
Breast Pins splendid lot of Earrings. both Drops and
Hoops, Silver Table and Tea Spoons liver Pencils and
OF nne Pearl Car Cases Portmones. Souveniers. and
host of other articles, all OF the styles Gall
and take look how il is trouble to show such
ce things Every thin. sold j. warranted to be rep
J. l.. BITTROLFP,
api-3m Main Street. bet Water and First.
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CmLLIooTHE. o., April 18th, 1859.
MeSsrs. SrEARss * MARVIN
Gentlemen: NOrrs OF the 5th is at hand. In reply,
every the fire. has proven good Tor
nothing. lost large Safe-IT PERFECTLY DsrRoy
Ep-but in the SMALL SALAMANpER | BOUGHT FROM YOU
NOTHING WAS INJURED. Your obe,lieut servt,
WM. Il. CLEMONS.
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ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI. .sa--.-
Commission and Forwarding
USE.
JOSEPH MooRIDGE- FRANCIS PAUL
MOG RIDGE & McFAUL,

NIOgrldgc,1
- CORNER OF CoMNERcIAL PIsE STREETS.
4 (NONSlGNMENTS AND COMMISSIONS will have
y our prompt and personal attention, and liberal
adranees viii be given when required on Consguments
or Bills OF Ltdiny in hand.
Orders for the Purchase Of Lead. Grain. Hemp and
other Produce will be flied the lowest possible prices
The Receiving and Forwarding of Merchandise aud
Produces will meet with especial and dispatch the
lowest rates of freight will always be procured aud the
expense oil storage and drayage much possible
avoided
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-03
ETNA
FIRE RANCE COMPANY
OF Hartford. Conn.

CAPITAL s300, ,OOO-aii paid iR and inrested.
RESERVED EARNINGS S2UnUO0.
Total fsSets SJ0r 900.
rTN51S Company Incorporated with n perpetual
charter Ia 1870 aud nSures against loss or damage by
Fire Dwelling Houses. Manufacturing establishments
stores Household furniture and merchandise in general
on the most favorable TERMS aud losses occnring in this
agency will be libeally adjusted and paid with promp
DIRECTORS:
Thas. X. Brace, Robert Buel,
Samuel TEtior. Miles A Tutile.
JOSEPH Pratt John l.. Boswell
Austin Durham EbeneZcr Flower,
Ward Woodbrdge, E.A. Bulsley.
JOSEPH Church. Roland MaIher.
Edwin G.. Ripley, Silas Il. Hainlinton
Frederick Tyler SamuelS. Ward.
Henry T.. Pratt.
THOMAS X. BRACE, Prest.
s. J.. LooYrs. Secretary.
TFAppcstOns for Insurance may be made 20 the sub
scrber who duly authorized 10 reseve proposals and
issue policies favorable terms any Insurance Office
Agency in the West. A. G. HALLOCk, Agt..
feb4-if Main street. nearly opposite the Bank.
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TERM. or ADV ERrIsING
BUSINESS CARDS.

COOKS FAMILY GROcERV-Keeps every thing
-, Nlsin aud Locust novt5
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The above rates for the whole term oi lle. For
years Insurance. tie ries 33i per cent. less
On mutual half only is required in cash,
the remaining haif ia a Premium Note.
California risks taken at extra premium OF q per
cent. J. CASSELBERRl, Agent.
MERCK DEAN Secretary. feb23
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JOHN G. MATTHEW>.
Y y L. O. a Hs FACTD EsY.

SycanOre ST., bet,Ceen Water and First streets.
WE subscriber has established Vinegar Factory az
Il Mcssrs. Zahn & N.nan's Liquor Store AZ tn.
above location, where families and dealers may obtain
the best qualify of Vinegar less than Cincinnati prices
His Vine ar will be equal 10 the best manufactured In
the est He invites the attention of the public to his
Inanulaetory. ldee36ml J. G. MATTHEWS
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We have an open Policy Of Insurance which will cove
all shipments to address, when advised by letter per
mail or when endorsed bills OF ading before. a
the time of shipment. MOGRIDGE & McFAUL.e
mar9, 53desgly ST. Louis, Mo.
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L % and good. This popular brand can be hsdtoniy
az BENENT & vIELES,
apI5 Commercial Row.
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AMERICAN UNION
LIFE INSURAN ANCE CO MP n NY.
Capital 100000.

Charter Perpetual
OFFICE No. ii. EAST FOURTH ST. CINCINNATI.
rNHlS COMPANY issues Poci at the following rates
81 CLIO AMI In nrn,oriion for u lnrgr amount.
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GLOVER SEED small lot lust received and
~ for Gale by ny4 PRESTON BROS.
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GREAT ERE IN CHILLICOTEE,

AZ . N Ea z '" y !"
Onc.tEird OF Ilie Tow m IsurntfO = sh es!
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I ACES, &C.
IL 400 pieces Thread Lace;
2U0 do Insertion;
Go do EORing;
go do Cotton Lace:
IL o do do Edginc;
400 do do Insertion:
40 do Black SILK Lace rece red and for sale by
JAS. LOW e. CO., VI, Main ST.,
ap'' Louisville. Ky.
CP0CL COTTON.
- 1870 dog llO I'd. " hite:
l2tO do do
s4DU do Common 90:
1860 do Cots 2U0 yd. White; received and for sais
oy JAMES LOW & CO.
apl9 Al. Main st. LouisyiIls XIV
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-09-02

SrrRlrUAL RArrIsG..-A Capital Ill.,
The Savannah Republican publishes the fol-
lowing communication to oblige personal
friends, and in the belief that there is no bet
ter way to expose the ridiculous nonsense
which is now going the rounds Of the papers,
with the sanction of names which have been
long respected. The writer of the commune
cation asks the Charleston Courier. which
publishes Mr.. Talmadge's letter, to copy his.
On the night of the lst inst, in Roberts
vile, S. c., citizen of high responsibility,
sound judgment and unquestionable vcracit!y,
suddenly observed various articles of furni.
turc in his room moving about TO his surprise
and CONSERVATION, and soon several raps were
made under one of tho large tables, and then
the following words were uttered in a loud,
clear and distinct voice:
sim John &. Calhoun; III be here again at
o'clock of the afternoon of the ith Of Jny
next; I'm going via Augusta TO the Memphis
Convention. and perhaps Clay, Webster and
i
one here that you can, charge ench $40 for
admission, and send the money to my mOnu-
mental committee in Charleston.
The "mcdiun" having somewhat recovered
from his surprise and alarm, asked the fol-
lowing questions:
Q.-Arc you now subject to emotions Of
pleasure and pain M you were in this world
Att is not permitted mo 10 tell you on
this head lorbcar at your peril.
Q.-Arc you still opposed to informal i'm
provements!
A.-No! no! no! turned my last somerset
when swallowed the Mississippi. | 20 to
the West to further the objects of the Mem
phis Convention and to direct the explorers
in the best route for the Pacific Railroad, the
completion of which will soon revolutonize
the commercial affairs of the whole world.
Q.-Why do younow seem to bo wan
dcrer?
Al am one. The dostrine of Mctemr-
sychosis is true. There are some spirits so
great that they wander over the earth thou
sands of years before they can find bodies
capable of containing them. Forbear!
Q.-Where is Washington at this tmoi
AIN the body of Franklin Pierce.
Q.-Where is Socrates!
AIN Marcy. He entered his body when
Marcy rent his breeches.
Q.-Where is -, but hero
A sudden and luminous ray Of light was
seen through one Of the cracks Of the win
dow, and no further questions was replied to.
The foregoing is a correct account, sub
stantially, Of this spiritual communication.
The medium will not be nnswerable for the
appearance of Mr.. Calhoun at the appointed
time, as he was sometimes accused in this
world Of having changed his opinions; but he
will do his best to call him 'even from the
Vastly deep" TllOS. JORDON.
June Z, 1853.
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TERMS

THE POST is published every Friday at
81 per year, payable in advance, or 80, if pay
ment is delayed until the expiration of the
year.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be charged 81 per
square Of l2 lines or less, for the first nser-
tiOn, and % cents for each continuance. a
liberal deduction made to those who advertise
by the year. Persons sending advertisements
must mark the number of times they desire
them inserted, or they will continue until for
bid and charged accordingly.
For announcing the names Of candidates for
office, SO, CASH.
JOB Work, such as Pamphlets, Minutes, Cir
uulars Cards, Blanks, IIandbills, de-, will be
executed in q neat and workmanike manner,
at short notice. and on reasonable terms.
All letters addressed to the Proprietor, post
paid, will be promptly attended to.
Persons at distance sending us the names
of four solvent subscribers, will be entitled to
fifth copy gratis.
No communication inserted unless accom-
panied by the name of the author.
~ Office on Main street, next door to the
old Jackson Hotel.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-09-02

eB The latest European advices state
that the Asiatic cholera ir making rapid pro-
gress westward, dealing death on every side,
and in some places creating the utmost con-
sternation and dismay. Its march on this oc-
casiun, has been from Persia direct, and the
last accounts left it at Copenhagen, whence
come to US the most melancholy reports. As
many as thirty thousand of the inhabitants
are stated to have fled from the city. The
frequent passengers in the street are the car
pcnters' people carrying home the coffins;
omnibuses convey full loads of corpses to
the burying grounds, where hands are insult
ficient to dig the graves, and clergy are want
ing to read the burial service.
Some cases of cholera have made their ap-
pearance at Flensburg and Sanderburg, and
also in Denmark, but the persons attacked
either come from Copenhagen, or been in
contact with such persons.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-09-02

REPUTATION REPUDiATED.-Somc two or
three years since, the Legislature of Ml,sis-
sippi passed law comforting upon the high.
est tribunal of that State, jurisdiction il ac-
tions in which the State might be party,
brought to test the validity Of the Union
Bank Bonds.-Such actions have been brought
and the Court has decided, unanimously, that
tho State is bound to pay the Bonds, ami thai
no ro,e Of The people, nor any ia~ of The Lcgis-
hture can affect the question.
We regard this decision as settling the
question in favor Of the payment Of the
bonds. The people of Mississippi have never
made it an issue that they would not pay the
bonds, proridcd they were legal, but took the
ground that they had no binding validity.
They had too much respect for fair dealing
to say that they would not pay an honest
debt, so they assumed that the claim made
upon them was not an honest one. The
Court of Appeals has now decided the claim
10 be valid, and the State has now got to
face the music; either 90 for reputation
square out or pay up. That she will do the
latter, We have no doubt. Reputation is no
more popular on this side Of the water than
in England. The people Of Mississippi will
be anxious to wipe of a stigma which each
citizen is beginning to feel as personal dis
grace. There is no doubt that very large
proportion of propertyholdcrs are decidedly
in favor of rcsuming payment, and this poll.
cy, we are assured, will soon become the pop.
ular sentiment of the State.
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"Don't act so, Isaac, DEAR" said Mrs. Part
ington, as Ike was raising particular about
the kitchen, and throwing everything into
confusion in a vain attempt to find his ball.
"Pcople by'n by will say YOU are non POM
pous meniis, as they did about poor Mr..
Smith-thc doctor says you are of the re-
bcllious sanguinary temperature, and heaven
knows what you would do if it should havo
y tendency to the head--pcrhaps you'd die Of
II suggestion of the BRAIN" Ike jumped down
from the table on which he had left the prints
Of the nails in his shoes, and went ont, and
the good dame shook her head mourniuly AZ
she saw him clainbering over u high fence
and II high she'd when he could jus, ~ well
have gone out ut the gate.-POSi.
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STOcK AND MONEY MARKET.-The Ameri.
can Railroad Journal speaks cncouragingly

STOCK AND MONEY MARKET.-Ihe Amerl-
can Railroad Journal speaks cncouragingly
Of the Stock and Money markets: 1t says:
"Thcre has been gradual improvement
in the money market since our last. The
prices of stocks do not rule much higher, but
the remedy for the initiation of the currency
is being steadily applied, and cannot fail
soon to bring about healthy state of things.
With weekly returns, the issues of our inst-
tutions will be regulated by the wants of
business, rather than by the desire to make
money by over-banking. 1t is something to
correct abuses where they are seen, and the
promptness with which they were acknow-
lodged and met in the present case, shows
the existence of sound sentiment in the
community, and the apparent ease with
which the banks have strengthened their po.
sition, proves our business and mercantile
classes to be in n healthy condition. The
rapidity with which VIC commit mistakes is
only equally by the celebrity with which we
correct them. We may be depressed but
never broken. We may be more likely to
commit mistakes, but we retrieve them quick
or than another people, for the reason that
we have more inherent strength than any
other"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-09-02

H A ST. Louis lady who not long since
married Mormon and emigrated to the
Salt Lake City, writes that the Mormon city
is a "first rate place for new settlement"
and notwithstanding sickness in the family
and the loss of cows, she is comfortable and
ccntented. About Brigham Young having
so many wives, she says, .thc number twen.
ty-6ve is right, and can tell you he is about
the best man living. No man is allowed to
have more than one except he can well look
after them. Everything here, in the Salt Lake,
is pure and holy. Thomas has no thoughts
of any more wives Every man can do as he
likes about it,"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-09-02

The WEATHER.-lIerc is something on
the weather of interest from the New York
Courier & Enquirer:
1t is fact known to science that when wo
have u warm season in this country, the re-
verse is experienced in Europe. While it
has been SO hot and sultry here for the last
few weeks, in Europe it has been cold and
inclcmcnt. The circumstance is accounted
for in this way:-that the zone Of innumcra-
Bile asteroids in their revolutions are now in
such position between the earth md sun,
as to shut off the solar rays from the Eastern
Hemisphere, and to leave them TO strike
without obstruction upon the Western. To
these same asteroids are nscrhcd those phc-
nomcua Of "dark days" which. at several diff
fcrent periods, have astonishcd the people Of
earth.