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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-16

Hoos IN KENTUcKY.-Returns received at
Tie State Auditors office from til, Assessors
OF eighty-two counties, show an excess o
23o. 900 hogs above six months old over the
number last year.
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BE is known by all sicky, weak and deilitaied per-
sons, mat McLBsss STRENGTHENISdC CORDIAL
Is the only remedy that will strengthen and invigoa.e
the system, and ali impurities in rp Blood
1t is very pleasant to take.
In is combined the properties Of Tonic, DWstic
aud Altesat;ge>- f- IL ...,fo-ssr Rers
1t will cure any disease Of the stomach. Liver or
Bowels, such ~. -
Diarrhoea. Biliiousnes. Dyspepsia, Indigestion
Iicoiache, Intermittent fevers, Sour Stomach. Liver
compliant, Cortirencss. Weakness Debility, Pain
in the Stomach or Bowels, Night Feyers, Ys,lowpsss
ofthe Skin, nc, &c.
+ When taken, it neutrazes and removes any morbid
secrcons in the Stomach, and strengthens the Diges-
tive organs. 81
II viii also any disease of tha Uterss, Kidneys,
Blaiie1s 90 Urinary organs; and a. an Alternative,
purhes and creates healthy circulation of blood,
moving all sores, boiis, pmpies bio:ches from the
skin.
|, TRY 1T, and be convinced of its wonderful nyigo
rating properties. N
For Children, who are puny, weak and sckiv, We
advise rarens to give them teaspoonful of this Cor
dial daily. -ff.f e.,
cE- See Circular. a
in. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor Of this Cordial.
Also, McLean's Volcanic Oil Linment.
fs- Principal Dcpot-Corner of Third and Pine
treets. st. Louis, Mo. ap'i-lvdkws
Sold by Keller & White, Druggists, Main-s;reet.
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coal. NOTICE,

The price OF Coal at the BoDIAN MINES. is a. the
Pit, cents per bushel; hauled to any part of ths
city, 10 cents per busiiel. s
-r.r rrl JOHN WYM0ND,
febs Secretary aud Manager.
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BrAcos LIsHr Social TEMPLE, No,
w. Is. meets every alternate Friday evening,
as above. j. WALKER, u. PIT.
A. J. 0'RILEy, y. r. jmJIy
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ht< NOTICES in this piare, IN cents yer line
Ss-sz one insertion: 10 cents per line three times:
n cents per line week: discount longer time.
49,, EVANSVILLE TEMPLE OF HONOR, No
Akk ~, meets every rhur~f1y evening, in the
Hall, on Water street., over the Canal Rank.
c. ". HUBBARD, ". c. T.
Al. O'RErLLy. W. r.. jansoiy
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MEDICAL FACULTY.:
Charles w, Short, ~; D., Emeritus Professor Of
Henry Miller, NJ. D., Professor of 0bstetric
Msi.cirr. ....
Lunsford II. YandelI. NJ. D., Professor OF Ply
siology aud Pathological Anatomy and Dean Of
the Faulty.
BENJAMIN r. Palmer, NJ D., Professor of De
scrIpfive and Surgical Antony.
j, Lawrence Smith, NJ. D., Professor Of Medical
dentistry and ToXicology. a
terra Medic, s|I-
Joshua b. Flint, NJ. d., Professor of the Princi-
pies and Practice OF Surgery.
Lewis Rogers, NJ. D., Professor Of Clinical Medi-
cine.
TheOeorc 8. BELL, NJ. D., ofessor Of the Theory
and Practice of Medicine
Archie ID. Cook, Md, Demonstration of Anatomy.
Ample opportunities for Clinical instruction af
tordcd by the Marine Hospital and the University
Clinique. Anatomical material has always been equal
to the demand.
Board in respectable families can he procured at from
IS to 81 n week.
Fees for the entire course so Naturalization ticket
e. Dissecng ticket go. Hospital ticket IS. Grad.
uaiion fee t25 ~
jy4I L. p. YANDELL. NJ. D., Dean.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
" New. York & Erie Railroad.
q SPECIAL NOTICE, q 4
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.

To THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
IBuy your Through Tickets to WV roRK, Bos-
and New England Cities VIA. his
sV TWENTY-FIVE MILES DISTANCE SAY.
ED.
~ Through to New York City WITHOUT CHANGE
CARS.
~ The ONLY ROUTE to New York CITY having
WIDE SPACIOUS SALOON CARS!
This Ine extends Dunk irk, Buffalo, and Nisrsrs
Falls. with an un'roken Wide Guagc-connecting al
punk1s directly with all trains fronC leveland Cinen-
natl. st. Louis and Chicago-on the Lake Shore Rail
Road.
ToBufzslo via the Buffalo & New York City Rail
Road direct connections with all the Steamers
Lake Erie from Cleveakd, foleo and Detroit, also
withthe Bufslo 4 Lake Huron Railroad from DETROIT
To Chicago.
NIAetxk rAILs via Canandaieua and Niagara Pals
Railroad, max ing direct ectohs with all Trains on
the Great Western Railway, from Detroit to Chicago,
thus aIarding he travelling public unryaled facilities.
|, AS Boston PASSENGERS can stop in New York
length of time and resume their journey without
.exta charge. $500 -----.
~ THROUGH TICKETS for sale in all the prin.
cipal Western Railroad Offices 7t
~ FARE as Low As BIT ANY OTHER ROUTE.
G. y. SMITH, Gent Agent.
+ HOMER EAMSrELL,
Cleveland o., May 18th, ise1- President.
my.9 iydAw
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TO THE nfEPEPT.C.

Ye who with languor droop and fs,e.
Orye whom fiefcer illness thrills,
Call the blest compound to your aid,
Trust to BRAsDasTH's precious PILLS
iyl6-lw.
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Evansville s. Charlottesville r. II.
- ATEs OF FARE FROM EVANSVILLE

, - For througn tickets orany information apply at
The ticket Office, head of Locust street.
5. j. BINGHAM, Ticket Agent
Evansville, July I'd. -. fiy2-lmd-'sl
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TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIST op7I,ETTER,

Remaining IN the Post Office at Evansville, Ind :. r
July Is, 1851. Persons c-Ine Tor these letters vii
please say 'advertised," and give date of list.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-16

MATCHES
VA fuii assortment now on hands and f,r sale nv
: iyf6 rfF'f stfVICKERY L. JOHNSTON.
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Dis. ". VI. STEPHENS,
homeopathic and Hydr0pathiSt.
EVANSVILLE IND.
Office and residence Second street, between Main
and Locust. - Il. sEt-fstHf ~ uy2 5'-iy j
90 - MRS. 4. r. STEPHENS,
Physician and ObStetrician.
Clothing at Auction.
PINE SHlNGL rs!

Doc, 900 No shaved pine shingles in yard and for
>alchy ljeledweml JOHN GLOVER
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-20
BOOKS .z;zz AInia BOOKS.

" r are now in receipt of n large assortment
Of bo" X, among viii h may be found the
llowing, Vi
LiPpincott's Pronouncing Gazetteer of the
World;
Websters Dictonary-una bridged;
Woods Practice of Medicine;
Chambers Information of the People;
Romance of Natural History;
AinswOrths Latin Dictionary;
Stansbnrys $ Expedition to the Great Salt
Lake;
Goldsmith's Animated Nature;
Encyclopedia of Geography;
Adventures in the Ozark Mountains OF Mis-
sour and Arkansas;
Fields Scrap Book; War Of Independence;
Theirs History of the Con uiatc and Em pire
ofNaPoleon; The Home Garner;
Autobiography of Doctor Caldwell;
Sears Wonders of the World;
Sh akespears Works; Byron's Works;
Authons Virgil; Anthons Latin Lessons:
ABthons C;esar; Davis Legendre:
Bancrofts History Of the United States;
l.ynchs Dead Sea; Burns Works;
Rollins Ancient History;
Cooper l. Thompsoss Political Works
Moons Poetical Works; Looking unto Jesus;
Rogers Campb-ll's Poetical Works
United States Dispensatory;
l.emprieres Classical Dictionary;
Wheelers History Of North Carolina;
Meals History of the Puritans;
Family Monitor; Josephus
Incidents Of travel in Yucatan;
Central America, Chiapas Yucatan.
last of the Huggurmuggers;
Japan by McFarlane; Ruth Hall;
Toiling and Hoping; The Creoe Orphans:
The Hidden Path; Women of the Revolution:
Chemistry OF Common Life, Hungary and
Kossuth;
Glenwood or the Parish Boy; Vicar ofwake-
fielE
Adventures of Gilbert Goahead;
The Courte-ies Of " edded Life:
Lilly Novel; The Race for Riches;
The Morrnons at Home;
Poems by Amelia Our Countrymen;
Tales from Shakespeare; Elm Free Tales;
Temperance Gift; Lady of the Lake:
I.aila R"okh; Rachael Grey;
Hawatha by Longfeliow; Border Beayies;
Balloon Travels in Europe,
Italian Sights and Papal Principles
Courtship and Marriage; Lucy B.,ston:
The Pearl Of Pearl River; The Mignonette;
Atlantic Souvenir; Religion and Geology;
The American Lady's Cook Book;
l.amartine's History of Turkey.
History Of Palestine; Romanism at Home:
Sieu,,ir Of Mary Lyon. Miss GouIds Poems;
Memoirs ola Hungarian Lady;
Barnes Notes; Morris's Sermons;
The Philadelphia Housewife;
The Winter Lodge; Rose of Sharon;
Life of Chrysostom; Sweet Home:
G,od time Coming; The Casket:
Grimes Household; Stones Edith Hale.
Courtsnp and Marriage; The Hidden Path.
Married not Mated Arabian Nights:
Green Mount ain Girls; Ernest Linwood
The Wide Wide World; What Not
Liberty and Slavery; Cone Cut Corners:
Memories of Susan Allibone;
Washington and his Generals;
NAPOLEON and his Marshals
The Moral and intellectual Diversity Of Races.
European Life and Manners by Colman;
Life and Correspondence of Lord Jeifreys:
Stanhopes Burleigh;
Ay Courtsl,ip f.s'd It's Consequence by Wikoff
Out ii Debt OI:t of Danger;
Patient Waiting no loss;
Afrs not Gold that Glitters;
The Wonders of Science; Bibles: Albums:
Book of a Thousand Songs, dc, DC.
'oyether with a general assortment of school
blank books and Stationery.
WARD d SOUTHMAYD
une 81, 1856.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-20
Mrs. ". q. GOERLAY

Healing, clairvosant. psychometaic, speaking,
writing and test medium, Through whom Prof
Hare, of Philadelphia conducted his Investigations
of the spiritual phenonela offers her services to
the public.
Unmistakable tests of spiritual presence, identi-
ty aud communion, together with dia,n,ses of dis
ease and treatment are given. Hours from 10 a.
No. ~ Lexin ton avenue. above Twenty ST
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-20
Mrs. Il. j. FRENCH,
and Healing Phys;cian

Office $50 Broadway, second hoor front rosm-
The morbid conditions Of the human organism de.
hneated aud prescribed for with Unparalleled sue
Cess,
when the patient is present; if absent so. All
subsequent examinations 81. Terms strictly in AL
vance. ln order to insure prompt attenti,,, some
OF the leading symptoms must be given when send
ing II lock of hair.
Hours from 10 to l and from to T. except Sat
urdays and Suudays
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-20
lRr. d Mrs. U. CL.IRKS RENOKAL

Mr. and Mrs Clark have Just removed from Viii
lamsburgh 10 Auburn, N. y where they will la
bor part OF the time, and make Central and West
ern New York their principal field Of labor They
viii answer calls together, Mr. Clark will be in
readiness to oficate at marriages and funerals or
as lecturer, psychometer and healing medium -
After the s5th they will also be prepared to re-
ceve few visitors who may desire To test the spi-
ritual cure.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-20
Mrs. N. j. AdRIN N d

No. 81 Lafayette place, New York Office hours
10 II. M t" p m- exclusively for ladies. and from
to p IN. for gentlomen, Wednesdays excepted.
Al! other h'nrsby appoiutmenl. Per.ns apply ing
bY letter must state the nane sex aud age of the
patient, together with the leading features Of the
case Examinations made ia the interior not the
elairyoyant state. Terms;-For first examination
ana prescription, So, if the patient is present. $40
II b- en-; a subsequent examinations Sc. Terms
strictly IN advance.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-20
Mr.. q. A. REDMAN

The well known test medium Of B..stoo has Ia.
Ken rooms IN Canal street, old No. lss, new No
39i Hours may be engaged from . \ M till D
IN. Public circles, evening ou.y, from 7 to Q n m
Private parties be accommodated at the rooms
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-20
MEDICAL CL1IRVOydVcE

An accurate and reliable diagnosis with prescrsp-
ton viii be guaranteed ON applicatioo nersonaIfv
or by letter, to T. c. Chase, M D. 1855 North lath
street Philadelphia, Pa TERMS when the patient
is present, So; if with written diagnosis and meti
cine, 50; when by lock of hair from distance, $S
IN all cases, except Of pecuniary inability Then
a difference will be made
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-20

Ciairroyanoe and Psychometry.
NERxs-Fos medical examination and prcscrip-
po, Sb.UH
For psychometrical deJfneation Of character in
cluding conjugal adaptions .....e 200
202 Address, X. F. WILSON
Cleveland Ohio
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-20
Mrs. HIIES

Ciairvoyant and healing physician, Office I7e
Grand street Wonderful cures by her clarvoyaut
Powers. Terms: Examination, including prcScrtp-
ton, 81. Satisfactory examinations given reniern
ber, pay taken eoe DIR, Hayes electrician
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-20
TO THE Diseased

Mr.. and Mrs. C. Pollard clairvoyant and magnet
ic physicians, No. IL Post Office Building (north
side) Hartford, Connecticut, devote themselves to
the relief Of the sick and afflicted consumption not
excepted. ddress DIR. c. Pollard, Hart ford. Conn
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-20

er at their residences If desired. To insure an un-
Interrupted opportunity of investigation, hours
should be previously engaged.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-20
New Goods.

lust received per steamer Exchange sett Of
= mule harness complete; sett of : horse fan
cy wayon harness. britchng, back bands hip strops,
brides, collars, martingaes ,oss blankets etc, for
sal. cheap by
sep 90, Sc GEO. AUSTIN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-20
support
AMe nlcAN MECHANICS.

W NOING LIKE HOT CAKES" WHAT
NJ Why, those American Watches A new
lot OF these unequalled time keepers, Just received
and offered at reasonable rates for cash only Mt
BAI.TERSRYS Jewelry Emporium. Fort Smith
july e8. 80
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-20
CLA/RYOTANCE

Mrs. Caroline 4. Dorman, has removed to New
Haven, where she will make medical examinations
and prescriptions for the sick her residence leg
Grand street, New Haven. Terms examination So;
each subsequent one, 81.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-20
PIows a. s,Iow Points.

4 LARGE supply of the celebrated cast piovs
n of the make of Ruggles, Nourse Il Mason. To-
gether with full supply of points and other cast
ings belonging to them. just received by
sprilF, '56 HENRY WILLIAMS & Go.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-20
Wash Boards.

dog Ise wash boards, just received and for sale
WARD It SOUTHMAYD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-20
Fail and winter Cs0ods.

w are now opening extensive stock of
w Fall and Winter Goods, 10 which We invite
the attention of merchants anl traders from the
back counties and The I'rii"r country
sep 20, 81 NAID * ~DtIIINAYD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-20
stripes.

- CASES stripes-Choctaw Carolina. and MARI
boro, received per steamer Yorktown and fpr
sale by
sep 20, SO WA Il d SOUTuMAYD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-20
Prints.

( ME thousand pieces fancy prints of the latest
~ patterns, received and for sale by
may IL, % WARD d SOUTlIMAYD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-20

! AYNES' MEDlCINE ES-A fresh .uprlv o
~ Jaynes' celebrated family medicine, just rr
ceive'i; call aud get almanac gratis.
sep -, 30 WARD d SOUTHNAYD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-20
Stocks and Dies.

I DOL. assorted stocks aud die-, Just received anil
! fer sale cheap for cash qy
feb a:;. 'j6 GEO AUSTIN
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-20
Carpenters Tools.

I LARG l"t If carpenters t"pls &c, I.-t r.
4. \ c.ived aud i"r sale cheap by
feb -. 81 GEO. ATSTIS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-20

SEVENTY-FlVE Peacock pioughs, Nos. I. A
~ 3, for sale cheap by
feb I6, SIS. GEO AUSTIN
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-20
Turkey Red Yarn.
PlOUlghs.

nNE hundred pounds Turkey red yarn for sale
VI WARD & SOUTHWARK
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-20
Cutlery.

( NOMAoN and fine table knives and furas pock
~ ct knives razoTs, scissors, n handsome assert
ment, just received 10y
april 5'55 HENRY. WILLIAMS d Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-20

/ LlN + hundred pieces OF haud};crciiecs for sa'g
Il by WARD Il SOUTIN AYD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-20
COttOnahcs.
Sill. EE5s,aS,

N lNTi pieces cottonades just received and for
y sale by WARD 4 SOUTHMAYD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-03-20
~ s'3-E-7c- pL.

4 LARGE qma':'s:- of spl,'.lid writin- ...... in-:
: v received anal EIr o.,le cheap bv
= - 80 j-S;!N
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-11-27

CAPE RAcE.-Cape Race is situated at the
Southeast extremity Of Newfoundland, in
latitude 46 40 North, and nearer to the coast
of Ireland, or England, than any other point
in North America. st. Johns is the capital
of the colony ofNewfoundand, and the most
eastern seaport. The distance from st.
Johns to Galway, in Ireland, is one thou
sand six hundred and sixty.fve miles, and
the shortest distance between any, two sen.
ports of Europe and Americn. ssu haa r.a.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-11-27

PAY AS You Go.-This is an invaluable
motto. John Randolph said that he had
found the philosophers stone-so much
sought after-and that these words contain.
ed the vaunted secret. Out of debt man is
safe. He can feel independent. Even if he
does not own a dollar himself, II is great
deal to be able to say that he does not owe
one. Debt is a great nightmare that strad-
dies across mans peace Of mind and de-
stroys his happiness. II he can keep clear Of
this, he is truly free.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-11-27
THE EVIL AND THE REMEDY.

Certain journals Of another complexion,
says the National Intellegencer, as might
have been expected, have seized upon the
present occasion to wage a crusade against
all banks and against every species Of paper
money" There is nothing easier. and, un-
fortunately, nothing is more congenial to
many, than thus to indulge in vague and idle
defamation against institutions which, with
all the evils that now attend their existence,
must still remain Of indispensable necessity
to the trade and business intercourse Of the
country. II is not unlikely, however, that,
in so far as financial questions may hereafter
come up for popular consideration and de-
bate, public opinion will be found TO oscilate
between the issues presented, on the one
hand, Of a National Bank. which shall serve
as a conservative regulator of our monetary
affairs, and the delusive chimera Of hard
money currency on the other which shall be
established on the ruins of our present bank
ing system. e1 - st-lif
This latter alternative being clearly i'm.
practicable. since none can suppose that all
III any Of the States of the Union will ever
consent to renounce the banking privileges
they have SO long enjoyed and exercised, it
would seem that the expedient Of Great
Central Regulator presents at once the most
feasible, as, under the circumstances, it would
certainly prove the most immediate and eff.
cient agent for the establishment Of a cur
rency at once uniform and stable. The jaco
binical clamor against all banks and against
all paper money" will be as shor: lived as
it is senseless, insomuch that useless some
conservative measures be taken, such as we
have indicated in common with many of our
contemporaries of different political faith, we
may expect that the admitted defects in our
banking system. under the operation Of the
same public economy which now prevails,
will, in the end, bring about recurrence Of
the same reverses through which we are now
passing. The absurdty Of destroying iHsti.
tutions because Of defects which we are com.
petent to remedy, would be apparent in any
other department Of human thought except
politics, in which passion and prejudice are
often found more potent than reason and ex.
perience. ..ftt-.4
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-11-27

CoMPLIMEETARY--Hon John A. Jones
Of Georgia, in note to late contribution of
his to the columns of the Richmond South,
thus compliments the Hon. Howell Cobb,
present Secretary Of the Treasury; .
"If ever we have another Southern Presi-
dent II will be Howell Cobb. He can pre-.
sent the North the cleanest record, one less
soiled by any attempt to Southern rights and
honor, than any man alive or dead"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-11-27

or Quaint old Fuller says: aLet him who
expects one class Of society to prosper In the
highest degree, while the other is in distress,
try whether one side Of his face can smile
while the other is pinched."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-11-27

MORAL INFLUENCE OF CoTToN-Since the
stoppage of the cotton mills in Amherst, N.
H., the jail there has been filled to overflow
ing with persons charged with petty thefts-
a melancholy illustration Of the old adage
that "idieness is the mother of crime" The
North and England would be in pleasant
fix If cotton--the product of slave labor
should chance to be cut off from them alto.
gether.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-11-27

REsUMPrIoN.-The banks Of Ohio, it is
said, will be prepared to resume specie pay
ments as soon as those of the East. Gold
is daily becoming more abundant and cheap
er at Cincinnati, and there are more sellers
than buyers at two and a half and three per
cent premium. asHl aliin r--
The accounts from Chicago and st. Louis
are of similar tenor.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-11-27

The PACIFIC RoAD.-The following ap-
pearei in the Louisiana Courier Of the 3lst
ult:-
Editors Courier: About six months ago,
the city press was full of the great Pacific
road, and ii was authentieally announced that
over 100000 cash had been subscribed and
paidin 10 that snterprize. As it is stated that
the very first draft for $4,000 of the con-
tractors in the company has been dsbursed,
and that there is not dollar in the treasury
of the road, will you let us know where the
100000 is, and who has got it? Will the
Secretary inform the public and "'+
ir A DELUpEp STocKHoLDER.
We believe this is the same Pacific enter
prise, to take stock in which such flattering
inducements were held out to the people of
East Tennessee some time ago.
WHAT Can BE DoHE?--The Boston Cou.
rier, referring to the riotous and revolutions.
ry "hunger mobs" in New York city, pro-
ceeds to ask:
"Does New York mean to convince the
world that under our institutions six hun
dred thousand men can govern themselves,
without the bayonea II SO, it 10 high time
they we're stirring in the business"
To which the New York Express replies,
with the following 'hit:"
We can "govern" ourselves, IL we had on
j.. ourselves to govern--bnt with some two
hundred thousand Germans, Irish and other
European born and bred "citzens" In our
midst--some Of them trying TO Red Repub-
licanize us--what can we doa Within pistol
shot of where wa pen this, Federal "bayo-
nets" arc glistening in the Sub Treasury
vaults, and Government troops are bipouack-
ing in the Custom House, to protect the pub.
lie Treasury from plunder. Itis not an agree.
able spectacle--but what can be dons?
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-11-27

I A New York letter says-The ex-
citement in relation to the demonstrations
Of the unemployed is rapidly subsiding.-
The Central Park commissioners have put a
large number Of laborers to work at the rate
of ten shillings per day. About one thou
sand will be employed, to work alternate
weeks. The city comptroller has agreed to
draw his warrant for the necessary funds
to foot the bills. m. NJ ----u..n- ..LLn--
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-11-27

SILVER NINE IN hLABAMA.--We learn
says the Huntsville Advocate of the 10Th in
slant, that an old silver mine has been redis-
covered in Hancock county, in this State
near the Morgan and Walker lines. 1t is on
the lands of man named Blake, and party
Of GeOrgians nre now ut work at it. 1t was
walled up with solid masonry, which had IA
be broken up with powder and then the mine
was opened again. 1t must have been work.
ed hundreds of years ago, as trees are now
growing over and around it. The ore is said
to be rich. r.. . 49,.