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Mahaha Brown.

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appearing 10 the Clerk and Master that the defendant
Francis Brown, nonresident Of the Of Tonnes
that the ordinary Of the law be served
upon him, il isthsreOre, notion ordered by the Mas
ter and entered upon the rules that publication made
for four successive weeks in the Union and American pa
published in Nashville, Tenn notifying said defendant
tho tendency Of said suit requiring him to appear
the next term Of said Court be held at the house
in the town Of Gaatn the end Monday In March
and plead, demur cOmpanans BILL or same
will be taken for confessed and for hearing ex pare as to
him lprsfees3l ". II. BLACKMORE, c. & N.
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DIR. MORSE's
TnVigorating Cordial.

NHlS Cordial will actually cure permanently, General De-
billy, lmpOtency, IneOnRence, Loss Of MUSCULAR En-
egy Physical Lasstude and General Prostitution, Irsahi
~, all Nervous Disorders Affections Of the Liver &c. i e
considered invaluable In curing Ts
cordial has superseded all other preparations offered
10 the public for the above complaints and the quantity sold
for the price, renders decidedly the cheapest preparation
in Manufactured BY Dr. C. r. King No. l9 Broadway,
n, Y, and sold By
KIRNAN & RAINS,
Sole Agents for Tennessee, No. Ie, South Side Public
Square, Nashyile, Tennessee. fsb5-u
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TOTICE 10 sTOCKHOLDRRi

OFFTcR NASHVILLE Gas LIaHT Co.
February end, 1857.
THE Stockholders Of the Nashville Gas Light CoupapV
hereby notified that the annual election Of seven DE-
rect0S, 10 for twelve months will take place on the
Sta day of March at the Office the Company on Cher
" Street. JAS H. KRNDRICK, sseiy,
Fab
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Henry Dobbins,. G. H. BuFnly and wife, ct al
appearing the Clerk Master defendants Vim.
P Beard David n. Beard and Francis J. Beard.
residents Of the State Of Tennessee that the ordinary pro-
Of the law cannot be served upon them is therefore,
notion ordered by the Master and entered upon
rules that publication be made for four weeks In
the Union and Amercan,a paper published in Nashville
notifying said defendants OF the tendency Of said suit and
requiring them to Rpper at the next term Of said Court
to held house Gaatin the2Bd Monday
in March next and plead answer demur cOnpaDaBts
BILL will be taken for confessed and for hear
ing parte 10 them.
prsieeS3 W. Il. BLACHMORE, c. q N.
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New Goods.
JEST OPENED AT AZ COLLEGE STREE

JUST OPENED AT 20 COLLEGE STREET..
7 AIDES superior Black Satin slippers
II do do do KID Heel 90
do extra sized Goat Well Boots
do Superior Kid Welt Heel 90
do do CurocOa Kid DO
Misses do Kid Welt Boots;
do do French Morocco ShalEhai Boots;
fsb7 JOHN RAMAGE.
GENTS FINE BOOTS AND CATERS.
~ ENTs superior French Calf D. S. Boots, stitched;
O=dO DO do do do Caters do
do do do Patent Leather DO do
Received by JOHN RAMAGE
feb7 ~ College street.
TO ALL WHOM IN MAY CONCERN.
WOULD earnestly solicit THOSE yet indebted for pat
year, and the late 6rm Of Ramage Church, 70 call
without delsy ana settle JOHN RAMAGE,
fsb7 q College street.
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febQw4t-prsfeeVs
Clerk Of DeKslk County Court.

RULES BEFORE tbs CLERK AND MASTBK OF TIE
CHANCERY COURT AT GALLATIN, FEB 1857.
John W. Franklin, vs.. Thomas CruteheT.
appearing the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master
that defendant, Thomas CTutcher is nonresident or
the State Of Tennessee that the ordinary process Of the
law cannot be served upon him. therefore, notion
ordered by the Master and entered upon the Rules that
publication be made for four successive weeks in the Union
and American, paper published in Nashville, notifying
said defendant Of the pendeney OF this suit and requiring
him TO appear at the neXcTm OF our said Court and plead
demuF to compliments bill, which Court is to be
held the house in Gaatn the 2nd Monday
March next the will be taken confessed and
pTsfseS5 W. H, BLACKMoRE, C. & #.
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CLOTHING AND TAILORING,
WE have fine assortment Of Winter Clothing on hand,
w which We will sell OF Of Eastern cost.
feb3-lm ALTMYER & PBTRR.
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DY virtue Of decreta order Of the County Count Of De-
ID Kalb county, made and pronounced at the February
term 1857 Saturday the 29h day OF March next the
town OF Liberty DeKslb county will sell 10 the highest
bidder credit all the right, title, claim and interest
that the heirs and distributes Of Alexander Baine late Of
the county Of DeKab, deceased, have in and 70 %
tract Of land lying In DKab county, Iennesses 10 civil dis
c No. g adjoining the lands Of Reuben evans and known
the tract upon which the said Alexander Blaine lived
the time OF his DEATH including and excluding the dover
interest in said land.
Terms Of Sals-S5O to be paid in hand, the balance
credit OF and two years, notes with approved security
will be required OF thepuTeGaser and lien retained upon
said land until the purchase money paid this 3d February
1857. W. J. IsBELL,
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FOR CAIRO AND WFMPHTS

Q TBAMER TENNESSEE BELLE, Dean, s-z3RsA h
- Master, will leave for Cairo, Saturday at Ih@L.-1
H. N. conn Getting with The Central Illinois
railroad for St. Lous, and the Cairo and New
OElsans mail steamers forNeW Orleans.
Applyto O. ". DAVIS, or
feb.7-It H. H. HARRISON. Acts.
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FOR SALE BY

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FOR SALE,
nE Spruce street., opposite the Residence Of Dr. r. Mar
~ TN fronng e. fsst BpraG8 and extending back 10
HsLsmors. Fer terms, a., esquire Of Dr. Wn p Jones'
jaAO9-lm ROBT B. CURRET.
ODD FELLOWs' HALL.
OSCAR bOhME has removed hi8 store under ODD Pei
~ loWa Hail. whore be Intends formerly % manufac
taFs FrnFss, Cords Tasse Buttons &c The greatest
Tsty and BEST qualify Of an natsgs for EmbrJdsrY Knit
tng, Netting Croekst Work, kept hand usual
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A Gardener

VHBO fully understands his business Odsu his services
w for moderate compensation, any PantsF Farmer
Land holder who wishes raise Orchards Vineyards
or improve those sready plantedcuVato Grapes Ralp-
berries, Curants, Strawberries and other small uils and
vegetables either fol the table market also osrs
wanted 70 suPenend the whole Farm and regulate asr The
best methods laid down BY and science assist
tho with advice in ths important branch Of business
whenever requested, ANY who desires avail himself
Of this opportunity, will please address "HORTICULTU-
RIST, Box 53l, Nashville, Tenn" feh5-tWGWu
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

THE aue passenger aud freight steamer E1nRA
i JAMES JOHNSON, Captain Jesse John
son, will leave for the above and all inter-
mediate ports Saturday the 7th inst a 10 -
O'Clock, A. NJ For freight passage apply board q
feb5-td A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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FOR BURhNVlBLE AND WAlISBORO.
TTHEHght draught steamer NETTIE MIL
i LER, SINS, Master, will leave Nashville = - n
Saturday, the 9TH Of February, at O'Clock,
P NJ for the above ports For freight passa ze apply to
feb6-et H. H. HARRISON, Agent
FOR HUNTSVILLE AND ROWENA.
iight, ,draught steamer amer A. L: DAVIS k
all intermediate landings, Saturday at IIstEsHs
o'clock For freight passage apply on -
board, or 10 fIeb6-2tI H. H. HARRISON, Agent.
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FOR HUNTSVILLE AND ROWFNA.

FOR BURKSVILLE AND WAITSBORO.
THE light draught steamer SLIGO, W. z4o@D
HARMAN, Master, will leave as above and lEI..k1
all intermediate landings, Saturday, the As1a4ff
9th instant, at O'Clock, P. NJ. For freight -
passage apply on board, or to
feb6-d2t II. H. HARRION, Agent.
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{. ALTMYEEs
New Firm

THE business will be continued the old stand, Me- Is
4 North aITkst street, under the style Of
m ATTMVER a pRTRR
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Prolific Corn!

THIS Corn produces from four 70 eight stalks 20 the grain
i and from TO two 10 the stalk For aals a.
feb6-dtW&E-lW DEMOVILLB & BELLS.
DISSOLUTION.
THE partnership heretofore existing between the under.
tigned under the style Of Heinrich Psre, this day
dissolved BY mutual consent.
feb3-Im HEINRICH & PETRR.
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Immortal Stock

FENHIS day arrived, via Charleston two Jacks and one
n Jennet, imported from Spain and thorough Bred
For sale and TO be seen at Hammers Stables. feb6-3t
DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR
SALE,
WE offering SALE that beautiful residence OF
w Mrs. Jesse BentOn's, situated and half
miles from Nashville, the Middle Franklin Pike contain
ing 3sk Of very superior land with elegant
dwelling Of and all necessary Outbuildngs, also
very large cseru well and great variety choice fruit
Available negro hands for southern plantation will
taken in part payment. The above Of most
sirsble residences in the vicinity Of Nashville Apply 10
J. l.. q r W. BROWN,
feb6-lm AK Cherry street.
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RrILnING LOTS FnR SALE


order N the greatly increasing demand for build
ing lots, offer the most liberal terms, building
purchasers, Ten Beautiful Residence Lots in Housiop
BrOckway's, ZocOeTs and Williams magnificent Rddi-
Edgeheld. Also, from Ten Twenty acre resi-
lots in Brownsville, about y miles rom Nashville
Of them fronting the Porter graveIled Pike The
lots beautiful sites for private residences the neigh
bOrhOOd Is every way most desirable.
J. L. & r. W. BROWN
feb6-d2W AK Cherry street
FOR HIRE,
7 HAVE five six likely Negro Women for the present
year, 1857. Apply to
WI. BOYD, JR.
ebS-u No so Cherry street.
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Tf'Hk eommodoua dwelling f0rsFr osidsnco or i MOTrs
dsesa1sd situated soaih sussmeF street. few dooa
fans 's7-tf NORRIS a sTRATT0F.
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n. B.-Our Stock consists Of entirely
New Goods, New Styles, differing mate
rally from the OLD OF PAST Styles, and
presenting an array Of beautiful Goods,
beyond comparison Of any former sea
son. A, J. d. & CO.
FsbS,gG.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-10-09

WAsHrNGroS ITEMs.-The NAVY Depart
ment has received official Communication
from Com. Spuid'ng relative to his Tecon-
nosance o: the Isthmus. between Aspinwall
and Panama. to ascertain the practicability
OF constructing an inter-oceanic canal. lie
and his scientific party took the route. which
the railroad proposes. a. in every respect the
most desirable for this purpose. He reports
that the I>thmus itself seems to present no
serious obstacle tor the construction of ca
nal.
But there would he great difficulty in pro-
curing laborers for the successful accomplish
ment Of the work. The distance from ocean
TO ocean, according to engineer Totten's esti-
mate is 45% miles. 1t is calculated that the
cost of the canal. including harbor improve
ments on both sides. could not exceed so
millions. During the week ending last Sat
urday. the Postmaster General has signed
drafts for the pay Of mail Contractors. to an
arcunt Of at least one million of dollars
which has already been drawn from the
Treasury. large amounts of United States
stocks continue 10 come in for redemption.
Fifty Thousand dollars worth were received
Monday.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-10-09
lug Fnrr SNrr11Ns Sw,xn1r

TIE FoRT SMILING SwrYDLE. - Tlis
monstrons swindle. accomplished under the
auspices of Mr.. Buchanan's Administration.
Is likely To be brought early to the notice OF
the ueyt Congress. This Is what we have al
along hoped and urgel. The ease promises
some rich developments. The St. Paui Min
neso,ian says:
s. Early i'm the next session of Congress q
Committee OF Investigation Of the Fort Smell
ling operation will be moved by Democi attic
member from one of the States below. lie
declares, 49, we understand. that he was him
self in correspondence with the Department
at Washington respecting the sale, ready to
offer s2Op.0o0 for the property. But the trst
informotion he could obtain was that il was
already privately sold for 10000.
This piece Of Galphinism bv - Democrat
ic leaders in this Territory has not its equal
in our history. How much copplicity there
was ut Washington, time may reveal"
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-10-09
TELEGRA PHIC
TELEGRAPiIED EXCLUSIVELY
TO THe
EV ANSVILT.E DAILY 10 URNAL



The Speaker announced the names Of the
Special COMMITTEES; Numa. chairman. Ii
contains the strongest men on both sides OF
the question. with Americans and Repub-
licans and Democrats.
a resolution to adjourn tomorrow was
voted down.
Preston's Free Banking law was called up
but refused consideration.
In the Senate. the bill concerning Banks
was resumed. The first section Is pending.
Wright r,newed his motion to strike out
the ,rovison authorizing the new barks to
receive payment of stock in notes OF other
banks. The motion was lost by vote OF Il
70 90.
The House, after debate. passed the reso-
ution tor "A committee OF six to report the
causes OF the present financial crisis. The
committee consists of 3 Democrats and Re
publicans. Will adjourn tomorrow.
The amendment fixing July lst, 1888, for
resumption, was defeated. The amenCment
fixing July lst, 1859, with provisO that banks
be allowed to charge Z per cent for loans, !
per cent 10 be paid to the State, was debated
and finally negatived-l0 to y.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-10-09

ACCIDENT AT THE BoDIAM MINEs.-On
Wednesday afternoon while the machinery
Mt the mines was in fall operation. wheel
connected with the engine broke. and tn
coal basket became disconnected from the
engine. and descended 70 the bottom of the
pit with fearful velocity. The basket in the
other shaft ascendsd and passed above The
mouth Of the SHAFT, breaking the hosting
apparatus AMI scattering pieces of timber in
every direction. a German standing by was
struck with board across the back and Sc
verely injured. lie was Suffering considera-
bly, yesterday, but it Is thought he will re-
cover. The work at the Mines will be dis
continued until Monday.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-10-09

POLICE ITEMs.-Within the past few days
Justice Walker has had several cases brought
before him and one individual was "sent
mp" in deiaslt cf bail.
Geo. Gates was fined s3 and costs. for an
assault and battery committed on Joseph
X aiser.
Geo. Heiulein was committed in default of
$3.50 tasi. for stealing a silver watch worth
IS. FROM John Weber.
Geo. Carpenter was fined so cents for ma
iicious trespass and stealing fruit from the
premises of VIM. Deasis. Being a youth,
the SOU re imposed the nominal fine of 81
Cents.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-10-09

PlTTsLUROn, ONt. S-P II.
\ revolving murder ocvurr' Il last night
Three persons entered the second story or u
hoilse OF IL German named Wiseman. who
lived with his daughter on the East Liberty
road. The ob. .eet is supposedto to have bceG q"
commit u rape on the daughter. who hrs
discovered their entrance .nto the house,
NiSeman. while protecting her, received sew
cral blows with IA heavy IRON bar on the head,
racturing his skull. lie died shortly after.
Three men have been arrested to-day. john
Kelly. john Richarus and Daniel Denny, H.
thc perpetrators. Circumstances strong Y
inpliCatr them.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-10-09

They Pare. Core and Slice!
- DoZ. Apple Parers. that plre, core AMI slice the
- APPLE 1uf does M this * aucS II quick er
THIN any other machine pares; r sale w
Sept3 p. HORN ov -
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-10-09

FRoM ToLkDo.-The canal boats, Thomas
Morgan and John Z. Taylor, arrived Wednes-
day direct from Toledo. loaded with marble
for Mr.. NJ. A. Lawrence. This will, no
doubt. induce many of our merchants to
ship their heavy Spring purchases by the
way of the lakes and canal. The canal is
reported in good order throughout its entire
leDyth
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-10-09
Latest from India.

NEW York. Oct S-M
The Herald has Calcutta letter. stating
that Lucknow, the capital of Oude, has
fallen. A III the Europeans have been mas
sacred by Nina Sahib. and the relief force
under Gen. Haverlock has been obliged TO
fail back upon Cawnpore, terribly decma-
ted by the Cholera.
This information was current in private
circles ut Calcutta, but was kept from the
newspapers by the government.
BY the next mail We shall probably re-
ceive some details OF shis dis astrous event to
the British power in the East.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-10-09
DI.CREDlTED BANKS.

The following is Corrected list. date, Of recen
SUSPENDED aud DIsoREDrrED Banks:
Arcade Bank, Providence, X 1.
America BANK, Trenton, y. j.,
Agricultural bank, Tenn.
bergen County Bank y j.
Bank Of Caualda, qua, y. Y.
do NIpervile, Iil.
do BelievIlie, do
DO Na>hyill lie, Tennessee.
do Sprh gtieid, Ohio.
do 4 cuiaiseh, VI ch gan.
do New Jersey, New Brunswick, Nj.
do Kent, X. |.
do HaIiDweil, Ne.
do America, 4 eIiI-
do West Tennessee, Tenn.
do larls, Tenn.
do Corning; \. Y.
do the South County, X. /.
do North America, Connecticut.
do kInaw ha. ' Irg mia.
do ElgiI, ILL.,, :. =. small circulation.
do the Capitol, Indianapolis, Ind, ;. s.
do Waiertown, NY.
do Chester, l a..
d. Pike County, III.
Central Dauk, Indianapolis, Ind, :.
Chemung County BaLK. Horse Heads, MY, 5. 5.
Sint9n bank, Columbus, Ohio.
CuipIeTiani savings Institute, Md.
Commercial bank, Columbia, :. Z.
Citizens Bank, 1enn'
Chuter Oak Bank, Hartford, Conn.
Colchester Balk, Conn.
ban. y Bunk, Vt.
DAYTON Bank. Ohio.
Dairy mans Bank, Newport, ". Y.
Ellsworth Bank. Name.
Exeter Bunk. y. III.
Exchtnge Bank. Pittsburgh, Pa
Exchange Bank. Hartford, Conn.
Farmers Bank of Saratoga Co, y. Y, :. ;
Farmers and Mar uiicturer's Bank, PVughkeepS,e.
Farmers Bank, Wckfuri, X. |.
Farmers Mechanics BaIs, Kent county, Nd.
Farmers and Merchu Is Bank, MI.
fairfield County Bank, Nor. Az, CT
Farmers Mechanics Bank, Detroit, Mich.
IlOneslae Dank, PenrIsy lvania.
n H,iiis,er Bu X. Buffalo, y. Y.,s.s.
lIlrcocK EanK, Name.
Hugenut Bans, Ny.
Hops inton Bank, Westerly. J.
Hamilton Exchang- BlnS, Hamilton, y. Y.
Jefferson County BANK. n. Y.
Lee BgK, NaSsI hu~ets.
Mechlnics' Banking Association, y. Y,
,lount Vernon Bank, Providence, K. /.
Maritime Bank, Maine.
NonSon River Bank, Ne.
Maeomh County Bank. Mcbigan.
Mechanics' BnKng Association, y. Y. city.
Morgan Bunk, Ga.
Miami Valley BANK, Ohio.
Merchants 4 Manufacturers Bank, pittsburgh, Pa.
MerclI ii Bank, Hartford, Conn.
Y. Y. Security Bank, MY.
.bras IA IN ney has cen thrown out by st. Louis
brokers. excepting the Bank e Florence.
Nagara River Bank, Tonawanda, n. Y, reported
Ontario Rank, Utica, NY.
Ohio Life Trust Com pany, don't issue notes.
Oliver Lee Co. Bank, y. l.-reported failed, ;.
Ocoee Bank, Tenn.
OnIh'o NhuittN halh IuttI>, ~
Peoples Bark, ". " city. reported failed, SIS
PawcatucK Bank, PawcatucK, CT.
Port Plain Bank. v. Y-,s.s
Recipr city Bank, Buffalo, v. Y, new hank, :. 5.
RhOle Island Central Bank, X. 1.
Sanford Bank, Me.
Sackett's IIarhor Bank. ". Y.
South Rnyaton Bank, VT.
Seneca County Rank, Ohio.
Southern Bank, Georgia.
Stock Security Bank, Illinois.
Tippecanoe Bunk, Lng;tnsport, Ind.
Tiverton Bank. Fall River, II. 1.
Union Bank, frenchtown, Nj.
Iinalilla Bank, Ny.
Warwick Bank, X. I.
Wooster Bank, Danbury, Conn.
Warren County Bank, Penn.
Yates County Bank, Penn Yan, NY.
NOTES. 3" means securrt hy state stock.
Most Of these Banks will pay their circulation IL
full, and holers o' their bills should submit to
large discount on them.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-10-09
To stone Masons and Contractors,

'3NHE Boari OF Commissioners of vanderburg
q county, lnttanl- are prepared To receive sealed
proposals from this time 10 the LIST day Of December
next fcr building two heavy stone Ahutments on Pig
Greek, at the crossing Of Franklin street, Evans
Vile, according to the plan and specifications file
in the Auditors office Of said county. The Autments
are estimated to require 2n perches of stone (of %
Will hs required To eNcavate the foundation pitts, and
furnish and aN the timber foundations. Bids for the
wOr, viii be received as follows: For the masonry.
per perch OF % cubic feet For eXcavatng the founda
tion pitt, per cubic yards For timber in foundation,
per cubic fOrt Security 10 the acceptance Of siid
Board will he required Of contractors, upon the APP
prova of which sllol in cash and Sl0O in county
fers will he advanced to said contractors. The remain
inc payments will Re made the work progresses up
on estimates made thereon, S.lNe in cash and the bal
qnce in ountv oriers. The contractors will be
Guir raise the Autments to the height Of ~ feet
w the fSt day Of NOvem er, 1858, and complete the
whole job iy November, 1853.
IIy order Of the Board, WM. II. WALKER,
sepa6d&wtd County Au titOr.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-10-09

- Gentlemen should avail themselves
of the fine opportunity now offered of pro
uring fine garments at Lyons before the
choicest patterns are selected. Lyons ha
now number of firstrate workn'en and some
of the most elegant and recherche goods ever
offered to this community; his prices are
uniformly low and he will warrant every
garm mt bought at his establishment to give
entire satisfaction.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-10-09
Cincinnati Markets
CINCINNATI, Oct s.

CINCINNATI, Oct S-M
Flour unchanged. Whisky l6. limited de-
mand. Oats dull--offered ut 3S.
CINCINNATI. Oct S-PM
Flour closed frmer under the news from
New York. Sales of 1000 bbls at S4 80 Z
4 so for extrn, and @4 IS fr supertic.-
+" heat unchanged. Oats dropping, dull ut
37c. w hiSky l6c and steady. The money
market presents nothing new. Rates OF n.
Y. Exchange unaltered. Business improv-
ing.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-10-09
4 Neetin: OF the BasilIess Men OF Philadel-
phia.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct S-PM
a meeting of merchants and manuiHcgur-
ers Was he'd this afternoon to invoke ,he aid
OF the Legislature in the Present crisis. be-
solutions weIe passed. asking .he Legislature
10 pass some law which Will enable the man
uiactorieo t. keep their daily iaboIels. That
the relief should be simple ana compTehen-
sive, not iettered by provisions impossible TO
be executed IN n season Ot trial aud panic.
but such rs will tend To restore confidence in
the general soivency OF our people and bring
into active aud beneficial circulation the pro-
duets of our feeds, MINES and workshops
Also imploring the Legislature To consider
the sufleringS which must inevitably follow
III every department OF labor, and To those
also who have To xch.tnge values. mcr
chants. traders and factors. il some reiet is
not Afforded by the present Legislature.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-10-09

PAETIcrLAR NoTIcE.-All persons, except
ing yearly advertisers. wishing to insert nc
tices or small advertisements in the jour
NAL. mus, invari ably, settle for the same at
the time they are left tor publication. This
rule will be strictly adhered to.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-10-09

STESoGRAPHy.-B BY reference TO advertise
ment it viii be seen that Messrs. Millar d
Campbell are in the city, at the Green River
Hotel. and wish 70 secure class in Stenogra-
ply. The system us taught by these gentlemen
is exceedingly simple and can be Thoroughly
acquired in few days, so that any one can
report verbatim, speech or lecture, as fast
rs delivered