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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
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ALMANAC roR voRr-rHta
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AHHINf0.
Steamship Cahawba Buloch New Orleans via Havana ist
Inst Nth sssenRer- ~ fAvn rs'on. Crochercn A Co.
hip Revenue tof Ra,h Robinson Csao, Sept Va Hamp
Gao. ioth spose ship Civilian Purripgion and dsv
sp fsnay Srcry fork both from Calso for England with
rw~no
ship wssi Po,n Haxinr liverpool Nov q with m se and
IT, passsrEpr CarcU. Nov ~ lat 1872 Ion " ~
- tho -sk ball scsets hound Eset 3h iat " q Ion
" ~ spoke fp saraa burlington fru naren "a for Cork
~ days out. nj lat Ion y - slrnared Rrba Nagnl
iarr bound y. The WCs. Point has been 10
da2s Wee 4 ibe pauts gh strong westerly gales.
shp Mergarei Fyan Warner. London snd Isle - wirht
No. 2, WI mdsr grd ~ aqsengers, 20 . Morgan.
sbip tirlen Miller tnf Bainruore) gah Smyng Or.
With rat~ and wool, t. y Dudlh Co
ship Abby Bro ian or kennebunk) Bear,c Marsciss 81
DAYS with udar Ia master Expef enced heaVy
Nov daring rale from sv broke of the iuicr close 10
The counter. Have siDo lhpn three tan of witch
hhip Md r. Orleans Dennis New Orleaps rs days with
n1dse, n WIN Nelson A son.
Bart Martha tof eharlcsoi jenkins Narcotics a. dqys
with ndsc g master. Noe A. a. ~. lon W spoke
fsty Ice from Malagr for New ycrk
hark Abeos tot View Orleans, Page BordsauK, "a dsys
villa vine, ~, to n sstsr
IaFk sr1Ort 4 Bpatut). Ford ght
vppo 10 Willis 'afnel
Erig Baron ts tof Casiinc) LufslB BerdoAix, Nov
3 with mdse, "a ~ Armant
Brig Emma uxeml Haesoop Savanls, Nov 6 wSh h'des
brig " sehaei dam johnson Port an Plat Nov "a Wh
tobacco, r. a & Ros%irs A 60
Br4 Cortlar ~ Godsborul Allen Fajario PR Nov 81.
brig saimah tsr, Crow, Cornwails M, 10 days ~is pc
tsioe-, ~ osUsr.
Lns unsn Ci), ssno Windsor, Ms days, with potatoes
~ order.
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Alnwck hoa total loss By collision with aoument
AnsaIe Marshall from Galveston for Drazos, Al loss at
Amanda Davis from Msyssuez for Nyork dismsstsd and
Ar~s CHASE from Norfolk for Antigua alesk sprung
Ann. Ben North fI.% sslmor. Tor Mobile sprung fore
Aha. from Cleveland for Michigan ashore near bar
antelope Baas nom osweso total loss at tho
e ~ St sss Lake Michigan on the
Rrdss Ann from Gloucester for fishing voyage los. a.
,ol Bas sss St ssS DE- Cuba for BALTIMORE total
copaea Durham from Marseaiso for Work Norfolk
in distress ,rrperted Cornelia in Oct. 5000
Col Glover for hcaso ashore near 81 joseph Lake MI
cayusa from Tappahannock ashore 18Th South of Cape
from waases.n Tor Buao0, ashore near shs
SssT s'Iss' o
aTS r al oms s Tor @ Wild
Ella May Mills log and sunk Ah miles from Cross
sa,g from Es'sS at
win kras sas sa ysg n .n n 1r 18Th $780,
missing
FSss Ssss ss.xas% sSssss Buffalo, total
is s a FOB r., Into B
RsyasIa isys ''l suna0' ashore A'A
and 81" sf .s a Oct $3.50 sn"4n for SoeAn d'm'''
Game Cock from Bui.io ashore miles South of Code.
Harriet Ann Harrington from for pos,on.
snnL an Iyar,n "a IN Ros On hsrlor xsssN ~ Ds
Herondea for Chicago. ashore near 81 ake Nj
cblpan 24h s675O 1850 - 'opA . ~ ~
Ienr;ea rrcm for 6sbino NOVA "a. .nnt M an,
Choir on Che,icsmn S4iso - e 'oS"se' saA~ "
Hornet pilot 5opo from NRcdford ashore on cu..yhunk.
FRI wilson from 81 ohn. PR for Baltimore: startet
dacl Load ~ ana stoue hnlw rka oct ~ 800 ' "
Shp Martin ,,s for total loss near Pressure Ise
las Wbt,ng Hair from, San Eranc;sco for
loo, hou .nrt i,hoonn tc an Waad,cino sonr ~'
Joseph Wilson, from Goderich; ashore stoney Isnad.
Ing from shehovgap for Cbca co. .pph near the
p.aas aar 4, hioana e. ~, w o"eo' '1AA A No
Imcv Rake Hasken from Nyork for Portland at Holmes,
un1a On - ord car.a A. araa xo,s,s '' - ~
Incx Wiibam " st,nson rom rornS.. for Rev West.
nj Vt in eisiress Oct Isl lreuaired) SINs1 - = -'
Reeves cityrd rrarn Virr,na Sor prova.rce o,t
deck ,.as and stove luwarks of ua,,erss a5h S10 $500
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SUPREME CoUKr-Circut Nos 1893 1aio 1871, 1851
235I 1912 324 1905 1874 2535, 351 $50, go .l5 357,
COMMON rIEAs-part Nos. 1901, 1904. 1i9o, HAS,
1852 HAS 1850, 1853 1851 1902 1891 10 1885, Part2
1882 li46 1919, 1858, 1885, 1897 65 1887, 1851 l6es
1911, 1913 Z, 1893, 1901
SrrREME CouEr-Srecial term.-(Jndge Roosevelt will
open the Court at II O'Clock A. M)-The whole calendar
viii be called, and II be fo ready, when called
is ORDER the calling Of the calendar will be suspended
until such shall be finished when the call viii be
continued Causes msy be set down for any day in term
on filing with clerk written consent
SrrsgoR Couu-Nos $50, ioi 500, siT, ESQ, 62s 6S3.
COS COO fo2 Tc3 TO III, 75 1Ts oil, sea, GTp, Ti2
ZOO T1a 20 72i T23 723 T2T T24 3o5, as0 aoi ip2,
COL 5i3 7i3 eas 5ll 525 esq 7oS col a21 AIS, 4l9,
456, Gao, oa2. si2, ls3, l9i, 81.
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process. :. 10 Yrs. a IA rs-36s Cd. SIS. Sd.
Stg per cwt b. ut IL per cent prem. Of exchange
Some very low moasses sugars have been sold at
4ssrs and at Matanzas parcel was closed at Yrs.
Several estates have commenced grinding but the yield
thus far stated to be poor and should the present
rainy weather continue they be compelled to stop
again Muscovadoes without transactions and nominally
at from 5rs srs according to quality. Stock at
ouports about Z, 500 hhds
MoIAsEs.-The inactivity mentioned in our last
for the sale OF the remaining stocks has also prevailed
during this week, and the only transaction which has
come under notice a cargo of clayed at ~
rails per keg deliverable in the bay. For crop
observe desire and offers of rails
cayed and rails per Rag for for receipts up
10 end Of April quite freq lent but dealers have
fused and pretend rial higher Nc just hear OF
contract closed yesterday Of the entire receipts from
two estates Of clayed deliverable in this port during the
whole at rails per keg with cash advances.
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HAVANA. Dec. 1,rs57.
on - ASrASAMo CORRESPONDENCE.

GrkNrANayrO, Nov. IL, 1877.
y.ty,.s,ri fnr rea-.gasct.ngf M H1rb5r--R1H
It'd ,.a,yrgss-Lsa .ag cRtg v NsgrS@-Ihe SkD.
Ha.tg Arael-gaf .UrtaRs tuiy Bafataed md ~ 8
Wpgl-fto HJgrs
All. tlC role Of tho a sRAtb y have ecrrespoDdeo1
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Remembrance REwARD-Messrs. Groves, Northrup
K Tay No 20 cor,landt street. advertise paper
today reward of sAco to any person who will
70 be recovered by information, the remaining
portion OF the silks stolen from their store Tuesday
READ the advertisement
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For Savannah, IN the steamer Alahama-Walicr Phelps
Mr. and Mrs Smith and Miss MARY T. Mitchell Theo
Mitchell Miss Anderson Lieut. and MrsR II Anderson q
Al stephen Rogers, Daniel Pratt, Nicholas Crowly. n
Martin Chss Weinfr. Miss Wood Miss Goldsmith Miss
A Hasbrouck, Miss = TOabrourk, Fla Reed, Miss Van
Nechen Mrs Mary Rrum Miss Clay Mrs Clarke, Rob
bins Mr. and Mrs y Fnsis Mr. and Mrs II q Frcemsn Mrs
Freeman q g T seaman Wilcox. Madame Schwend and
servant Miss : hwend. Mr. aud Mrs rhasiaeue, Dr
Denton. Edward Banks Mrs Drury. Mss Wells Mr. and
NrfW III Sark Rnd child, Brown. e Evtrt, Misses
Bailey, Mrs Nicol, Schiller = Arnold Ir Miss Thurso
Samuel Dayton, Ga pt Hudson. and "a IN seersgc.
For Charleston In the steamer Memph E-lohn Y Rennie
John ricc Brady, nr Richard Jackson, Ireak Eeen;r
Martin ier's. Elngt q Osruod John Burns. I.mrr
Geo Tutlle. A bernstein Z Harris Urs Fredk Re
Mrs John Burns Mrs Bridge, Ryani and child and
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Brig Acadisn Orr. Locshsrt Windsor Ms, days. with
plaster 10 master. 49,
Brig Mopica sof Pitistonl Handy Ricbmand, days, with
Hour, Wheat Ac To VI Under wood -
Schr tolant Dr. Ellis barcelona Spanish MAN, Nov lV,
with hides and skins, 10 schl"ssingcr ANDERSEN.
Schr St lawrence ru, Jacksonville IL days with yellow
pine 10 J 9ichrst
schr Z Smith, Cooper Wilmington NC, days
Schr LILY, Frances. Wilmington, NC, DAYS.
schr Ehen AMtps, Marston Richmond for Boston.
Schr Oneida, Soper, Virginia, 2days
schr Cohassett, Toby. Baltimore for New Bedford.
schr Monterey, Stulmsn, Delaware City Coz Bostea.
schr W, Faulkin. Boston, days.
Seer Isaac Toucey tnew Could bridgeport for washlng
ton, nc
Schr Davidson. Hardy, New Haven for Virginia
Schr Maxon Rogers -. New Haven for Virvins.
Echr VI CLARK, Clark, Albany for Hartford.
Steamer Potomska, Cushman. New Bedford The on
backing into her hsrh collision with tn bark Eagle.
and had her smoke stack carried the bark
damage.
Steamer Westchester, Clark, Providence.
BELOW
Ship Defender Robinson from Chincha Islands via Hamp
ton Roads.
Ship Scranton, Spencer, from Liverpool Nov 2, with
mdse, to Everett h Brown.
Wind during the day from to Sc. with rain.
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Personal Intelligence.

The Memphis APPEAL of the 18th ut savs;-Gen John
A. Qui,nan accompanied by two OF his daughters, will
take Memphis in, his route Ia Washington city He Is
pected up on the John Simonds.
Werner Dresehas been recognized by the President
Coosn e hGrand Duh edom Of Hesse Darmstsdt for the
snss OF Maryland North Carolina and South Carolina 10
reside in Baltimore.
Brantg Mayer announced b. deliver lecture in St.
Louis the Sd inst
ARRIVALS.
From New Orleans sndavana in the steamship Cshawha
Mrs VI Holmes and % hidren, ~ Rogers. Roe
Odiot, X de Justus. C".Swazey u iarnum, Miss III
dre-h, Getemeslr. Mrs scossd and two children Duffy
l. c Site RT wasrs, r Res~6ston, Sorisn, Miller.
From savsnlls, in brig EMMA struntz.
From Fort an Pist in brig $, Mchaei-Csp, Chase II
Bruns Y Flnke,
From Barcelona Spanish Main, In schr voantJ do Ia
Cabada.
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MARKETS.

HA~ANA Hoy. 2s-Sear (cayed)-Tbe sale Of 2, 400
bose wbl alluded IN last review OF 2lst inst
M uat t. close the terms mentioned the parcel
ag m REL cted several times, and last taken
RIG arrobe, or SIT box Of 10 arrobes net. Prices
drocpng, and III, aspect OF the market is be-
very gloomy owing TIC successive dscouraring
trcss from all SIDES. cuiv At very iov rates there
buyers tG low and fnidding qualities the high
.aiss ut for 4 letter maintained although not
;as demand either. several of principal planters
last resolved shipping their sugars and stocks
n7ishing pretty fast being computed to-day at
a, 1iile boxes bst here and Mstanzss Quo
tt0nz csu hardly b. liven there being steadness
whatever but notwithstanding venture 10 place them
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N every part OF the world and DOR growing town IA
beginning stir with business nfe the export Of ccf
fee tobacco and sugar send you few lines 10 post your
readers up regard to the growing Importance Of thh
par, Of the Island Of Cuba.
The beautiful harbor OF Guantanamo-put down
American and English charts as Cumberland harbor-ies
the south side Of Cuba few leagues east of st. Jago,
and promises II distant day the centre Of
large and active commerce It's harbor IL as capacio
any in the worldbeng, In fact, . series Of large bays
opening into each other covering square leagues OF
deep water The exact longitude Of the entrance 10
in 'sBlunt's Coast Pilot
railroad now being constructed TO the interior by
tia, PORTION Of running from the town Of santa Catalina
near the h ad Of the bay 10 Fshermans Point areafy
finished. Vessels now lie at the wharf in fifteen feet
Of water, and load the products Of the plantations
This has been favorite harbor for the landing Of
cargoes Of negroes from Africa the bays and
pes and separated from each other by high
hills enable the savers discharge their cargoes per-
feet security clipper bark that late came in, how
met adverse fate She ran into the shallow river
f Guantanamo that emptes into the bay, and right in
the face and eyes OF the authorities landed over three
hundred young negroes In excellent health, and then
sailed again land the balance Of her else where.
She left fourteen out Of twenty six who composed
her crew and learn that she mounts eight
was formerly the Clara B. Williams, Of New York
As as tho negroes were landed the Governor Of
the district bounced upon them ard also upon the owners
and several officials, including the comandd'e of the
fort the captain OF the port and sundry smaller fry
accused Of having connved at the landing all Of whom
doomed 70 captivity in the fort undergoing mock
trial. and will no coubt soon breathe free again.
The Governor had the sable Of Africa transferred
to Santa Catalina, where they have been recruiting for
the last ten days, and informed that they all
presented 10 Messrs. Brooks Co. for the purpose Of
finishing their railway undertaking in this island.
Yesterday being holiday devoted 70 some obsolete
servant Of the church. the Africans WERE with commend
able spirit baptized and initiated into the holy Roman Ca
tholc church. and must acknowledge, pre- udiee
Notwithstanding that the presented subject worthy
the pencil OF Hoearh To see the sable sons OF Africa
brought under the humble banner of the by the
priests reminded US of the pamy days Of the Spanish
narchy. The rights OF baptism ended, the Governor
kindly dealt sumpuous repast his subjects which
met warm reception and questions asket The affair
wound up with splendid fandango ball, which brought
together the elite Of the public.
Business II very duh, with plenty of sugar hand
waiting for better prices, and vessels suffered to
away in ballast.
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tr.st erourh felt in the cali fora Republican State Con-
ut on At Indianapolis the 7th to appoint delegates
10 it from that coauty tcen3ures these calls Cor Con
vcnuonmld de wtaout any consult zion ouside Of tho
State cgptl and remar54 that 'poticsl action shout
ffom tho people and not from editors aud central
committees." This is tie right doctrine. The people
tired Of thess caucuses, call together end MN
aged BY self constituted Of wire puler-; their day
Of hnmspg aud ruc, hope, is ended, If they wiz
save tho people t. Themselves. tn fully capable
Of nan.g nc thgr own affairs, and will take much bet
of themselves than theso selfconstituted guar
diss We have rot heard of any appointments OF
delegates il tAs county although published the call
az sopras it v as issued.
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REMEMBER TIE PooR---1he liberal dona-
ton Of coal to the Benevolent Association by
the propretors of the Bodiam Mines, which
is ACKNOWLEDGED in another column, is an act
of charity very worthily bestowed, and should
b regarded as an admonition 10 those who
have p.,nty and to spare, to "remher the poor"
duri this cold weather especially, This 50
81 ty has been in operation for many years,
and has relieved vast amount of human su-
ferin- This is a channel through which all
donations wll b, faithfully and economically
applied.
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~ We recently published he card of Hon.
4. Il. Stephens, Of Georgia, posting Hon. 4.
b. liill, one Of the Fillmore electors Of that
State for cogarlice ii refusing to fight duel.
Mr. ILL in reply says:
a regard duel'ing as no evidence Of courage
no vindication OF truth, and no test Of char
acter Of q true gentleman shalt loo ''braggart,
lar and poltroon" enough now, and forever,
to declare that what the laws OF God and my
native State unite in denouncing as mHrjer,
could give me no satisfaction to 10, to attempt,
or do DESIRE The determination is bat
strengthened, when the contrary course in
wolves the violation Of ny conscience and the
hazard Of my family, as against man who has
neither conscience or family. Bat | have had
and Shall continue to have courage enough to
do my d,8y firmly and tru,hlulIy, and to de-
/ fcnd myself anywhere and everywhere, even
/ in the i! shth District, and if any gentlemen
! doubt it, there is a short and easy way to test
it," That is the rjgh- kind OF talk.
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~ There is an impression which seems to
be gaining ground at Washington, that the
treaty lately negotiated by Mr. Dallas, con
corning our Central American affairs, " Il not
receive tine sanction Of the Senate. There is
reported to be a strong opposition already Or
gani1ad against it. Should this turn out 10
be the case, we may look forward to d renew
al of tie Central American dispute, notwith-
standing the apparent concessions which have
been made for the purpose Of adjusting the
difficulty in an amicaO.e manner.
The principal objection raised against the
rati6~ation of the treaty IS that it binds the
United States not to exercise special fhrjs tic
ton over any part Of Central America, and is
therefore autagonistic TO the spirit of the So
called Monroe doctrine. Some Of the more
captious pc ticians, rest their opposition upon
the ground Jaat the treaty establishes toe close
an alliance 9Th England.
/ Those opposed to the ratification Of the
! treaty were Hrst disposed 10 censure Mr. Dal-
| lis, bat a recent exhibition of papers by the
I President, Shows that the Objectionable points
agreed to by him were based upon instructions
drawn up for his guidance, by Secretary Mar
cy, and we're approved ~ the Cabinet. The
letter writers at Washington, express 2 coui-
ldance THAT TIE treaty wil he rejected; that
Nj, Dallas will forthwith resign, ana that this
matters embraced in the late treaty and
the one negotiated by Clayton and Buiwer, to
say nothing Of the Monroe doctrine, which
conflicts with 10th, viii present so many com
plica.ions THAT it will require all the states
manship of the incoming administration tc
unrave them, for a long period OF time. Oh
Iiections are also arged against the carrying
out the terms Of the treaty, upon the ground
f that it might defeat or embarrass the ripening
movements Of those who desire the early &C
QUESTION Of Cuba. The question has already
been noticed for action in the Senate, anC
those opposing the confirmation Of treaty arc
not disposed to procrastnate, but to leave tbs
responsibility with the expiring administra
t ol1
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* Some adventurous ladies' are issuing a
call Tor an American Fashion Convent on, to
be held in New York in May next, to discuss
the question Of costume. The delays in 90
tanning the latest styles from Paris, and The
humiliation to American female pride, 10 be
compelled to ape the customs of foreign
countries are said to have prompted this
movement. We fear however, that American
ladies will find French competition too strong
for immediate success The French seem to
be gifted with this graceful faculty beyond
any other nation. Our ladies follow French
fashion, not merely because they originate in
Paris, but because they are found beautiful
and appropriate, and in accordance with the
most approved principles Of taste.
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With numerous Illustrative and Anecdotes. ByJOuN
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" TIE lion. jesse D. Bright, it viii be
seen, has vacated the chair of the q. s. Sen
eatc to attend TO his interests before the Legs
lature Of this State. The arrangements have
all been made for his reelection, but his pres
enee is necessary to watch and see that they
are carried out to The letter. The Senate will
elect, it IS said, another President, and Mr.
Bright viii cease to be eX- oiiicio, Vice Presi-
dent,
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o. seamless bag'' mandatory has just
been established at Cleveland. 1t will turn
out from 900 to 500 per day Grain sacks,
of two bushels capacity, are sold FOR S25 per
hundred, -four bags. holding half barrel for
SO so per hundred, and the quarter barrel
sacks at So IS per hundred. Ii Is proposed
to erect a factory Of barge dimensions, for the
manufacture Of the same article, at Canpelton.
It is said its foundations will bs laid early in
the spring. -
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CAE.EEOREEA.

ard out; or How We Farm Mine and Live gen
orally Go den State. BY ELIZA ". FARNHAM. Il
cloth. Price 81
The authentic and graphic picture Of life in Calior
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Farnhar they and reports The trials.
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CARA the Of the Vigilance Committee IN San
Francisco Her narrative probably gives the cearest and
this subject, which has beeu
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" III, J. II. Oglesby is laid up at Ovens
boro Her passengers and part of the crew
came down yesterday. The officers are cut
on partridge hunt, determined to have a
good time until warm weather releases their
bOat.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-08

or The District Attorney in New York,
was obliged the other day to consent to the
discharge of three rogues concerned in a hea-
w robbery on board Of one Of the California
Steamships because the principal witness had
been induced by bribery to keep out of the
way Cases ike this justify the severe ap-
plcation OF the law requiring bail for the APP
pearance Of witnesses, or keeping them in con-
1inemcnt TIL the trial.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-08

o. A new dancing club was organized on
Monday night last. under the title of Ores
cen City Dancing Association" They give
the first of their series on Thursday night
next.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-08

CT The city fathers did not transact any
hu' 'neSs on Monday evening, as aquorum MAS
not pres ut.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-08

o. The river vas closed from shore to
shore yesterday, with Solid bridge of ice
The river is closed above this city, and
opposite the Bodiom Mines. Oar river de-
partment will be suspended until the reopen
ing ofnavigation.