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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05
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SrtcNrca, "a, OCT. K. ~. Bus.n.ll. Ia.
"rsal goa city, "Bi!- iaboritg uii.r r.rnror,
i-sl; {, .hei.'. cr.~' Il by ~ h-.'in, shot hims. q
no ! ing G' the An"rl"nn Hu:cI. IL sin liu1.
,Hf III a"i = prsircty CONSCIOUS He .:at-. :
act WA committed ~!:iI- uid,r insn;al ab. rr.r!on.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

n. Z. Frlcncs' report insper,i1ns OF ",.Il lois Loose To.
bsCco over 100 l5s-a:d G,OCJ lot, l.oDs" Tobacco weigh.
IN. under 500 lbs.
"~HEAr-M.rkei CONTINUES srn, a. :! Is tor eytra lns.
ELorn-De.nnnd brisk And prices unchanged.
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yncupupc rr ~. q

:e.; 80 do coal; Is do castings; ~ do bar Iron; 36l bbls
n; 2,2ls kegs nails; s.0O9 tons guano.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05
BY THE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA

A PROCLAMATION.
IMPORTATION having been received BE- the Exocu.
q iiyr, inst Chares Peterson, who wa. confined IN the
Jail of cnsrles City County, under H charge of having
passed counterfeit money, showing the same TO be- such
has escAp ped from the sdid Jail and Is now going AZ large;
the. efurr | do hereby offer u reward OF one hundred dol.
terson, and deliver him into the Jail Of said county ~
Charles CITY; and ! do moreover require NIL oitcrrs oi
this Commonwealth. civil and military, eni request the
people genei ally 10 use their beet excrt!ons Ia procure
inc arrest nf the said Charles Peterson thn, he may b.
brought 10 Jusiice
Given under rny land MS Governor. and under
II. 81 the Lees Seal OF the Commonwealth, NJ Rich.
Inund, this iii day "t Oc:ob"r, le!e
HENRY a. WISE.
BY the Governor:
GnonGx w. MUsYoRD. sec'y If the Commonwealth
CbAiles Peterson is about nve 'e't eight inchcs high.
rather a,our: nigh forehead. light hair. small eyes rad
hns II family in Norio!k. oct b r3w
AUCTION SALE or A VALUABLE Ann or
SWIFT CREEK, TWENTY NILES DISTANT FROM
RICHMOND.
L + IRE authorised TO sell the valuable Farm. located
~ rs above, formerly the residence of Mr. Daniel 4.
ham. II coEta!u. 2J acre-, OF which $50 acre, ne low
.ruunit, we'll protected from water, and admirably aisp,
I'd 70 tho growth 81 hRy, corn, wheat and oats. The Reieh.
horhood il equal u auy in point Ut moral aud religious
ads .utay+s being cJnyenirn. To three or four churches,
and quite hear 10 Atom Academy, for the ed ica,ion Of
boys and young men. The improvements consist of an
excellent dwelling House, containing three rooms below,
snd two passages. is nearly Few. and neatly painted. A.
The owner resides IN The adjoining county he 10 anxious -
sell. and sill otter IL ducenens 10 those who will make
immediate application Possession given in time to seed
L cop Of wheat. Apply 10
GopDlS & APPERsoN. Aucts.
The foregoing valuable Farm will be sold III auction. on
the premises, WEDNESDAY, the l3,h Of October, 1853, at
II O'Clock, A. NJ, If fair, II hot, the next fair day.
T~EaM.-One'hird cAsh; balance ut one and two wears,
for boads bearing interest, secured BY a trust deed.
Oct 5-tds G. q A., Aucts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

HaNtN>Ab, Oct. : !H-!- Mt. az Cra:n- u 4,
ciy io-dH' -rii-~e ,s-f. " ysi!'w f.ve..
CnAHLt-rox, Oe; , Zoe !-a;hs By ,ellox T.,
dgiilg 10. "t.k 'c od:g ih:, d,yj sn.ruu, 3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05
LATEST 81 %TEl.L.GRspH.
Telee,nrhed for the Richmond Enquire,
MORE OF THE AUSTR1A'S Passengers
ARRIVAL OF Il NORWEGIAN BARQuE CAT,

Ma.
New YORK. Oc:. 4.-Tbe Norwegian bsrops r..
rins, arrived at Qi.bec yesterday. She bin.
passengers and ak of ,he crew Of The ,eamsh, !,
rria, which vas destroyed ut sea lsat month by a.
One ri the passengers saved i. q girl IA y.sr.
esved from the second cabin. TIE name. a.
o'hrrs saved mr. 81 i"IIuws 6 S:0ep-.. Aucrso ,
den.h-'m. Cnrr.d L II ~, j =" g-n Fiichen. W 4"
u sr.dOtl, Heinrich FouFisr Joachim P.ess. F =,
AHi-rs Joseph Sm.rtz tE, Ch,isto;h. her Is. -
S'.r N-'!>oE, Ps'tr Svrnsen WA seniz. J.t.,.
y .nn"i!er. CnFi-ioph Durkcr.
CKtw-Tbe following srr ,he nsInes If tbs o..
al" w-re snv.c: Marriu Folig-, cook; J..'
k"z-. ti--u!hr; Fred Tlai.ldt, lir.mcr; Fi.ur H.
ft--"!ar; Julian koharord!, johann Heinrich ana l.
q ,iinrF.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05
n1c1IMoyn MONEY MARKEr-ExcnAyGE

DOMESTIC Northern, Oh ScY lur. aud PLilndrlph,n,
In. come dawn 10 I premium, and du.,.
The hanks hero throw out most III The Stock Bank and
the Valley Bank notes. Such notes s- ar. no, ;nk-n by he
banks here, and arc nj IT discount, generally OF : Pc:
cent
The notes of ,hn Trars-AlechanY Bunk nrc rs per cen,
discount. Bank Of kanawhq no sale.
North and South Caroiina Bank Notes /! TO per cent
discount
GOLD Per cent premium. No premium nllowed foi
SILVER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

PARKERSBCRG MARKETS. Der. ..
Flour (newj IS Ems Is. Wheat (newJ 9Dsl03,. Corn
81. Corn Meal 5JIG0.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

DEATH OF THE REV. HENRY N. DENIM
SON-We deeply regret to announce, aa reported by
the Charleston papers, the denth, by yellow fever, Of
This distinguished young clergyman. MIR. D-tni1on
WAS the only surviving son tbs Hon Gso. Dennison,
who is falnilisrly remembered b. the people OF Penn.
Rylvania a. having maintained y leading position at
the Bar, and in connection with politics in THE Slate
during the greater part Of Lis life. lLhusnc-d by de
cided convictions, aud possessed Of ths most power
fnl intellect. there were few cl-rgyrnen assoristed with
ths Protestant Epiecopai Church in the United Stat-s
whore future promised a larger share oil religious
honor and usefulness. than that Of this lamenfeo and
gifted young Pennsylvania. Having resigned the
Rectorship OF ous of the frat Churches in Louisville.
Ky, to accept Il call 10 Charleston, ). C., Ee had lot
long entered upon his ininisrraiions there. and w.s
already fully establishing himself in the COT h!-iIce,
admiration and affection of biz large congregation.
when he fell a victim 10 ,he terrible sc'rrga OF that
climate. He died, Of course, as a true Christian
should die. resigned TO the Judgment Of God. There
are many frisnds among The Clergy OF bis Church,
aud many others here 10 Pennsylvania, hi' nrtive
State, to regret, and to shed tears over, bis uHlim.ly
end. We trust come friendly and admiring hand nsy
Ipt collect aud present 10 ;hs public a volume con.
Gaining his many eloquent and valuable serinons and
lectures. Mr.. Dennison was ye. quite \ young man,
perhaps not more than 80 years OF age. He was si!i-d
To the family of Ex-President Tyler. whose youngest
daughter became his wiie, and who preceted him TO
the gravel Pennsylvania.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

TopAcco-The commercial year ending Let October is
.uppOocd 10 close the transactions in old Tobacco. We
append Il statement of the inspections nj the yaiou.
Wrrahouses, irrespective Of !oosc. from lat October, 1851
I st Ortoh.r 1889.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

GREAT FIRE AT JACMEL, HAYTI-Loss
OVER A MILLION AND A QUARTER From ,hs Feuine
du Commeroe, of the 2lst uIt., we learn that IN the
18th OF August a destructive fire occurred at Jacmel.
"The most beautiful psrt of the city" says The &C
count, q the principal seat Of ommerce ia a heap Of
ruins. The fire. was discovered be:ween 8 and y
o'clock at night, and In spite Of tbs Efforts Of The ci,i
zens to arrest Ire progress, in three honTs IL buildings,
with ths custom house and Officer Of the port, were
consumed" The loss occasinnsd by this fro is es-
timated at s. S4D. UD0. (Hsytian money! or about
81 1872 sou federal currency.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

PaRKERSBURG CATTLE MARKET, Der. .
Beef. on lco,, s:a2 % per hundred. sheep and l.ambs
> % IS per hundred gross. Hogs s 5oai per hundred gross.
We !. from So - 5-as 10 qasli,y.
MEATS ~ MARKEr.-Beet, from 1 - l0c. as 10 cuts -
Mutton 5a6.. Ven. 5.l0c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

WV VNLTNNN NAIlNE UtI J.
CorroS-Shl.s tu.dey goo bales; thr sn!r. OF the wrrh
adj up 81! 800 hs'-s, sni 'hr receipts ~ ZOO; the receipt
nt ,a;s port up 20 the prrs-E. time AHEAD OF those oI I.,'
y.HI ARE 1880 balcs; stock 100 U0J bales against o. OK
lust year. We quot" low M!dd!in, ~ III u l2 cent. Mo.
niing at l2t II l"s cents, a!i good Midding NJ l.: !"i
crais; AN advance III ,c Sugar is in improved d"msaa
sHs"s al 1: cents. IEdIa iargin2 II ccn;s. Coffee firm ~
IL cents, an advance of II -: snl-e OF tho week :,ttt
bsg.; stock 30 600 bags ".ainsti e5 coo last yesr. St'ri;ry
exchange ! h = per cent. Drifts nj 50 day, on New lota
u per c-ut. discount nnd nj sight | per cert.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05
STEAMER GEORGE PEABODY,

FUR BAL I"VNt.
ESREIGilT received to-day. tMO D,tSlA -
Il NJ IL O'Clock. tbut not sooner.l and GpSx3t[G
to The hour OF h u'c!ock. =. NJ. Tucs!sy.
The 5th ins:, uulc.d . sUiEc."rcy be- received pticf I
tina: hour.
Frr:gh: Cor Bn.tuu taken dir"c:iy Oa at inoirrnis r"'''
and with expedition. ur,r,,r
Oct 3-2t IUDLHN d 'NiSN'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05
NEW ORIr.Ns v,pvcr a., !

CHARLESTON MARKET. SEPT 80.
CoTrOH -hhrkr. active at an advance Of n &c -
Sales TO day 40 bales sales Of the week 1000 bsir-
good middLngs quoted ut l2lc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

fENIIE in consequence of contir l-r
d ill.haslrh. has determined to- sell his AGRICULTURAL
MACHINE MASuFAcToRY, with the MACHINERY. sc H.,
building. occupy n lot 80 y 80 feet on Cary street, be-.
tween nh Und 10Th streets, and are especially adapted /"
this business. The Machinery ir nearly new. AID carried
b. a sixteen horse power Engine all in perfect order
This establishment enjoys Nh extensive pntror age. suG
ot-rs 1t rare opportunity ts those who may bn inclined It.
engage in n sure AMI profitable business.
Terms accommodating.
Oct > 3n n. BALDWIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

SOUTHERN RAvEL.-0n Thursday lac, the rteamsr
North Carolina arrived Il. Portsmouth, Va, from
Baltimore, with 100 psssengers, and on Friday she
was followed by the Louisiana with 40 mors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

DEATH or a VALUABLE CITIZEN OF SUFroLK.-
We notice announced The death Of John w. Keeling,
ESQ, of Suffolk, who ciei at hs roaidencs in thai
town, on Monday evening. Mr.. Keeling wss aI ell
terprialng, wealthy, inh l-u.ial mud esteemed citizen
He long conuectInn ~ g phrta-r in Il number "i
steamers, brought him in contact with The shipping
interest Of The cuun:ry. and he wss extensively knoTh
aud esteemed abroad IA veil HI At bone. He leaves q
fond wife snd rev-I:l Interesting children.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

AMERICAN IRuy.-Six hundeei tons Of iron raj!
have arrived at a tx indria via cana! from the Mount
Ssvag. works, n.sr Cumberland, for the Orange an6
Alexandra Rail Rosi. Am-rican iron, III numerous
Instance, has b-eu found superior IL ;ho imported.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

PosT OFFICE AEpAlRs IN VIRGINIA jackson E
Shop, Orange county, Va. George w. May, Post
uas,sr-si,uated directly on route No 1911.
Madison Run Station, Orange county, Va William
J. E.kew, postmaster, o.! The route between Orange
&. H.. and GordonaYill-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

n.SsENGEns for Ncw YORK y
Il tn. Steamship jANEHTo"S 'fe re. m y
ru.s,rd 10 he on Dor,! 1-iorr til n"ur n'S-fuItG
departure, : o'clock. P. N, Tu,sisy. tstAA~
9Th last.
era whsr yes at ttnrk-t's. hL
Ph.sa.. to NJ. YORK. meals and STAKE r'oH' 'a''1' {
only 80. -,"crng. pas-s-e only 90.
Fycur.; n tcs,r. :s-a"i by et,hor steamship, 's"r'
town ana kD,nok-. 10 S-w York snd return. s'"""D'' "
10 the o7,h October. Fare only si5 -. ,,,,l
prei.L, r.ce:v-d today, (Murdsy) and W 10 TIE ~
of one O'Clock. r. NJ, Tuesday. In. o;a 'n.t an'-ss
Il :i.ncy he received pror 70 .ha, h9u. "a,
Coniigncrs are regretted 70 foGt '"f 'nei. s.c'' NJ
Freight Tor Boston. cui.ilr 81 10 tie Aish, =. ~
york. viii De forA sri.d directly OF, n; moderate -
Ind with cSpetiti II WATSON.
49,, q, rG-a c,.u.- To-. strau.sTs -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

STABLE BURNED AT MAKrINsBURe -lhe
pub lean says: Abnut 4 o'clock, on Thuradsy
evening, the stable Of Mr.. william Hooper, situated
near tbs Depot, in Mdrtineburg, was entirely con-
sumsd by fire. a vainable horse and buggy, winch
were in the stable At thu time, were also CONSUMED
The ire is supposed to be thu work of an iEcsudiary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

TobAcco Inspection ~ FIRGlSIA.-The follow
ing figures represent the inspection of ,nharro for the
year ending September 1858: Richmond, A 6lG hhd-.;
Petersburg, Is, l5I hhds,; Lynchhurg. SIP hhds.;
Fsrmville, 2,4l2 hhds Clarksvil!e, "a! hhds.; total,
70 696.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

~ N" UovernOr:
Gaoncx w. MusroRp. Secy of the Commonwealth
CHARLES Peterson i. about I'VE 'est eight Inches high.
rather a,our: nigh forehead. light nHir. smsll eyes rad
hhs Il family in Norfolk. oc' b c3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

FLOUR INSPECTION ~ NuRFoLK.-The following
is the quantity OF q ,ur INSPECTED in Norfolk, during
the quarter ending with the 3l'i Of September, 1858:
Family. III bba; extra u2-iile. $50 bb!s; -up-r
fms. | ,l02 bbIo; tine, lU6 bhia; In,ddling., II bb!s:
condstuued, l27 bbIs; total, ! 2U bbl-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

PETERSBURG FLorR SsrEcTioS.-The following
s.stern-nt shows The amount, OF doir Inspected in Pr.
~tersburg. for ID. Quarter ending Sep;-;nh"r 10 h.
1858: Family, $50 5blf; rx;ra .upertine, 2ii hbls;
-1'r. supsrtine, D $50 hall bbI,; -up-'tins. 325 hhI-;
6I78 half bb's; fine, 4l bbi,; middlings, i2D b5It;
condemned, | 1876 bois; IS; total, 5000.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

FLOUR Inspection Is FhYDrRIcKsBURG The
following is tie amount oi -four inspected in
fredericksburg for the quarter srdinx 1T ot October,
1858: Family, lI0 bbls extra, ) S75 bhls snpsriin-,
497 bbl-.; foe, pa bbls.; m'tiings, 80 bb.s coz.
d-lnned, % bbls. -To!ai, 6.72l.
JoHy GRoTz, Inspector.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

L,sD SALE5.-THe fine :.rm end residenrs of Wm.
:. Payne, Esq OF King G.Irg-, known as "Mouni
Pl1asant," WAS pur chased 1T public ssls on the 2ls'
instant, by DR.. WIN J-tt OF Westmoreiand. IL con-
tains $50 acres. aud was sold Tor $l3 400, subject to
the dover OF Mrs. Payne, Thich is estimsted at abour
g.. QUO. DR.. J-tt al.o buugh; 80 acres Of woodland,
detached, at $40 per acre.
The R.v. l.. j lIsnabsrge- has disposed Of h-
farm, near Falnonill. tt''rougn MIR. WIN. NJ: Mitchell.
isad agent to Mr.. Bryan Of Cecil county, Md. tn
farm contained about nm acres and wss aold tor
81. 900. |. i. the intention OF Mr.. Bryan 10 open 4
largs dairy and 10 give hs attention lurgeiy 10 the
production of peaches.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

THE HoS. SHEaARp CLEMESs-ft will be gratifying 10
our readers to learn that this sen,leman's wound has now
taken a highly favorable turn. The crisis OF danger Is
pas, aud hs recovery is fast progressing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

bat most Joyous wheu hona pursuits ind r,vic du-
tiss occupied his thoughts and Iiin-; when lie had lei
surs 10 attend 10 Laying out aud brt.uttyirg his
grounds; To direct Peter Smith how to make a y.ous'
and conquer the implement only alter repested at.
;ernpis; attending 10 ali the details OF accounts and
GORE p%ondence. exports and itDports, without ibe aid
Ut secretary or clrik, and TO returning civiiities ana
piacilc.pg hospitslities and generosity ia the mos
nuaihc-nt uIauner.
In l7O7, came discussions on the Stamp Act, III
Which he takes al active part against Great B!its,r
Then, runno!s OF the Boston Port liill, in INA, arous-d
his wsrmsst sympathy end the small cloud takas
form in the horizon. Eject d. by The Convention ai
rs Il member of the first Congress. twn
OF his associaies, Patrick Henry and Edmund Pm
dletou, stop on their way at Mount Vernon. What a
trio was ,hst which lett on iorscbnck on the esriv
August morning, for the Convention al Piila irlphi,i
discussing, as they rode slowly sloug, the oti-cr Of
their mission, high theIn-s and topics Of vital political
importance. Returning, with what different feelings
must washington have agsin -utered the porch of
Mount vernon. The great die had been cast, ~.
itubioon crossed, and theucsfur,h the issues OF li.
had a deeper sgniGcaace, aud duty y sterner solenui
~. What added lluss Of thought must havs been on
ms brow: what esrnes;ness anu intensity III his Iusiu!
loo COLONIES Ia their entirety WEBS weiied tugstber.-
His interests were no longer local. but each Sec
ton claimed bis attention and sympathy alike -
We eau now fancy him pacing up and down the
long colouuade at dusk, musipg on the eveu,s
which each days post brought, Illuminating over
Incident on Incident, or wandering about his groun,,s
in converse with Fairfax. whose loyalty was uus54.
ted, the pros and cons OF the many exciting them
%oubbiiDg hourly 10 the surface for attention and dis
oussion. Destiny was swooping on with Kaleidoscope
Changes. Soon Fairfax was gone TO take possession
OF his English estates. BY accident, B-lvoir, the
Residence OF so many delightful associations, was
burned to the ground. The Fates began TO don their
tasio hael'imen.s, and the air grew solemn with
pos'ehts OF The coming storm. The handful OF vapor
on Ine horizon was swelling and w~resthing up
om'oous'y towards the zsni'h. Miiit ,ry men again |
oesan 20 appear at Mount Vernon. Chivalrous VIZ.
sin.ans now sought stvice and counsel from ,hs
Nolalet OF highest authority in the lsnd He went
and came trequ,nt!y during the winter, ever e.,yay.c
IN oitc'piinlug and ~reviewiog independent, conp.n,e.
of rnil,'is, and dlscassing with DE. Crsik aud Hugh
Mercer, vino We're his freqasut guests, on military
Affairs. General Charles Lee and Major Gates vsr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

WESTERN VIRGINIA CosrEREscE OF THE VI. T.
CHuRcH.-L'R Of Appointments -Fairmont statIon'
T + Lancaster; Morgantown circuit, G q Westfal;
Evansville circuit, f f Wes,la!l; Barbour and Rowles
burg circuit, j E Mitchell, J G. Bolto1; Pocah Outa-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-09
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
Publtc Speaking.

Judge Niblack and Judge Hovey, the op-
posing candidates for Congress, will address
their fellow-citizens at the following times
and places, to-wit:
Fanderburgh County-Evansyille, Tues
day, August 3lSt; Ingles Station, Wednes-
day, September lst; at Longs, in the Bayou,
Friday, October 6th; Germantown, Saturss
day, October 9th.
Gibson County-Princeton, Thursday,
September ID; Francisco, Friday, Sd
Owensvil.e, Saturday, 4th; Patoka, Mon
day, 9th.
Kaor -Dickensburg, Tuesday, Sep
tember 18th Yinccnnes, Wednesday, sth
Edwards Port, Saturday, 25; Bruccville,
Monday, 81.
PIKE eoHnty-IIornhrooks, Tuesday, Sep
tember IA; Petersburgh, Wednesday, 10;
Crossroads, Thursday, l6.
Dariess coanty-Washington, Friday,
September II; Alfordsvillc, Saturday, Is;
Raglesville, Thursday, %; Owl Prairie,
Friday, "a.
Martin county-Loogootec Monday, Sep
tember 20; Halberts Bluff, Tuesday u ;
Harrisonville, Thursday, 23.
Posey county-Mount Vernon, Monday,
October 4th; New Harmony, Tuesday. 9TH ;
Wadesville, Wednesday, 6; Union church,
Thursday, 18th.
Speaking to commence at l o'clock, P NJ
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-09
Interesting from Japan.

The Paris Pays publishes intelligence from
Japan to the 10th ofJuly, according to which
the authorities are doing all in their power
for the faithful execution of the terms of the
recent treaties with Christian Powers. An
impartial decree authorized the erection of
commercial exchanges at Simoda, Nangsaki
and Hakodadi, and appointed number of
merchandise brokers tof;lcilitate commercial
intercourse with the various nations includ-
ed in The treaties.
1t will be rccollectcd that the Americans
presented railroad and a telegraph to the
Emperor. The latter has been put up by a
japanese engineer, and is in successful oper-
alton. 1t is five leagues in length. The
Emperor is so well pleased with the invcn-
ton that he has ordered telegraphic commu-
nication to be established between Jeddo and
the provinces of Gokinaih, Tokaido Fekuro-
kudu, Sangodo, and Saikaido. An Ameri-
can house established at Simodo has offered
to furnish the requisite materials
The NEST important act of the rcigning
Emperor is the revocation of the edict against
the Christians, issued by the Emperor Daia-
Fusam in 1914. In future, Foreign agents
accredited at japanese ports will be
privileged to bring with them one or more
Christisn preachers fer their own and their
cOuntrymens benefit.-N. !. Post:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-09
Col. FoRNEY's ExposUREs.-The CORES

Col. FoRNEY's ExposUREs-The CORES
pondent of the New York Times says:
The manifesto of Col. Forney is Il bomb
she'll explosion in the Administration camp
is felt to be such in spite of what the Union
can say-and still is not so bad as was ex-
pccted, or feared. 1t is quite evident from
the tone and language of the organ a day or
two previous to the publication of Forr ey' S
reply, that the printing of private letters
was expected, and proof of the former allie
cations of Mr.. Forney-legaL proof such as
the Union could not rebut, by a general de-
nial. The gallant Philadelphian has work
on his hands yet. The President won't own
up to the private history of the past till it
is proved on him. But since the reply the
Union is quite mild and complaisant. 1t has
not one word to say of Col. Forney's au-
thority for one of the most important of his
statements. Col. Simeon johnson is placed
in a very unpleasant position by the reply
of Mr.. Forney, but perhaps his present zeal
in the good cause will atone for past de-
linqueneies.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-09
Difference i'm Wives.

Two weeks since we were riding i'll the
cars, when Il gentleman came and spoke to
a lady directly i'll front of us, who was seat
ed beside a sickly man, whom we thought
was her husband. The conversation turned
upon the health of her companion, who was
evidently n consumptivc.
/" Last winter" said she, " | went to Kan
saS with him. The Winter before we spent
in Florida; and now we are thinking of re-
moving to Wisconsin or MinneS 0ta, for the
benefit of his health
The gentleman expressed some thoughts
relative to her hardshipS in thus going away
from her home and friends, and travelling
80 much abroad.
. or she replied, % do not mind that at
all if he can only regain his health. | like
New England better than any other part of
the county, for it is my home; but | ana W il
ling to live anywhere for his sake
Her husband made no remark as he heard
these words, bIk volumes were i'll his eyes.
The incident, however, did not particularly
impress us until we stopped ut 4 station
about Il half an hour afterward. Then 4
friend entered the car and took a seat by
our side. lie was troubled with abronchial
and lung difficulty of some years standing.
In course of conversation we recommended
a residence in a certain Western State, to
which he replied, in substance:
a should have been there months ago, if
my wife had been willing to go. But all
her friends are here in Massachusetts, and no
consideration could induce her to leave for
Il residence so far away
We looked at once at the stranger wo-
man, whose conversation we have cited
''Noble wife, we said. 'One ofa thousand,
doubtless, in this spirit of self-denial for her
husband sake" There is certainly great
difference between these two wives.-N. Y.
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