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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-30

~ NASSAU stree. HENRY II LEEDS GO. WIN sell At
Nssslu street.. housebod furniture consisting Brussels
Acc gram carpets mahogany sofas, IN hair coe tote
teies IN 90 hat sArcS With marble tops mahogany Aad
marble op wssasAads psrior suits rosewecd and
manogsny ccmmodes mahogany sideboArds din
ic tables pier card and ceu.re tables rockers CLOTH
co5 ooArs crocsery and gass ocoth mating, hair
ma''reeees reahsr BEDS holsters pillows straw beds
S,snae wiaaow shaces &C. IN all embracing general
eor,nen A. IL ociock seven octave plano, By cele
pisno. By 0Ebert. OF Boston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-30

U-AwAIHA WILL BE READ 81 PROF sesOE q oOfO.
Ill N Indian costume. koztsy evening hsy J, - bs
nys.c selgewick muse sore ~ Ccrr srees
fockyn seleciions from The " tcw Betot fa2ers eaA
TitEes Is GEMS. A. The door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-30

uNuGy.y a FRANKLIN AUCTroNsxR-Rr KIP
II LIMO CCoPEs 90 -ssie,:oos % Cor.iare. e
st.eet sssoFtm ent Of Loveeaod fniurr COUSIN
% Of essor eLauleg 81 k1te1en far1-.ass. ao &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-30

Slsies taaii rsesreNir JAMESTOWN, Capt Psrish VII
leave Or saturday le. Mar, O'Clock r from pier "
an a Richmond Monday morring Pssseuyers 'cr ~
fcv vii proceed tirestly BY zoe great southern NIL
in travellers will hnd hts the oheares piesAenest an
MOS. expeditions route ssssge eut fare ncul se.e
,rs tsl frice. srpiy 10 JULIAN PLEAsAN1s, g
R-rafwaY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-30

A fiction roTrCF GEO NICHOLS krCTf0NFER--
Ss,e,rcons "a Broadway, rear wal s,ree'-Isrge sale
p second hand s-s torsehcid furniture; cstrs, mir
y.ys oi .elntnts a. saturday, May L. at fu. O'Clock
srO rfCpOIs VIII sei above arze stock coasstng
4, ps n rosewo mshogsny psror suits In hair cloth
,ih nd brrcsri cofas chairs, rosewood
AZ mahogany marble TOP centre side ard card tables
boranv oar sn5 ensrred chamber suits, rose
,o,f bookcsspa marble top buesus vsshtands pes
Trcneh uaie mirrors silver ps.ed &c. In fact sfuU
m nj boehols fnfnNare Catalogues rea5y The
ynornir cfsae Ono NtVholS AheNohesr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-30

8 ucrIoN NOTICE J. BoaAHT, AUoTIoNEER,..B,IYs
"A q POQART -FrleAy, April 20, at l0h O'Clock al -,
ud.on street peremposy sale Of cabinet furniture CONSIST
il OF mahogany suits easy Ard sewing chars sofas Use
fsteta rockers lcunges rrtle top bureaus and WASH
stands mahogany wainu, bed leads rshogany mana'
ns osk Int "a rosewood ard maAoga marie TOP een
Are table, II ahr gAny desks cribs ca5 tables &c Ies
cs,h The goods TO be removed the same day Also ooe
80, nd harm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-30

H. toid fgfniare Al usiior -cU1.x CaiLICN vii eel
-, gr,y huri 80 a. iG1s O'Clock a, The elrg olse No
80 Ia n resr TsIia street, all The furniture con
Id n 80 Above house cons 80 OK msA9gan $50
.-.,a n rfs too p,sr art tables Apear!t bfuA5s
nod nsrsa csrres orclcila wonel el.ck "a 49,. q
seysa .-r,s.rs a. oru beerconi furrG- otuse 4
go Serv eroftfg AID Glassware, &c togehsr n tss
rnehSr farniurs villa wlch lie sale will commence. Cas
loguls 81 tho D. use
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-30

(IHAs. Il: DEI.AYAN. ACCTIoNEsa EXECUTORS
" sale OF househo,d furniture Oh aPIgS H. DEiAFAN
WIZ sell at auction b. order OF tie executors this dsy,
April 90 at 10 O'Clock A n, 81 the household furniture
tanned in The Eve story brown stc-e drss no 26S
Twenty third street ex.5 coor west of MI I'll avenue
Ing CT elegant mirrors psso nsodeon rosewood parc-
fuT ure clocks, ccer6eEers, oil paintings beds be1du.
bureaus, chAirs china k.ctea flratIte Sale
positive rain shiLe Dep sta rc1ue 81 fson; plrchs
10 ensure the delivery Of the 6oo3s
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-14


creased vote on the Republican State ticket
in the Fifth Congressional District. The
gains elsewhere will more than balance the
Republican loss in the counties usually
strong Republican, 80. -
LAFAYETTE, Ind, i3.-P. ". e
Boon county gives Wilson, Republican,
for Congress, from rs to 100 majority "a gain
of $50. The whole Republicancounty tick
ct is elected. zsasr, sss 30 azss
Two counties to hear from. Wilson has
900 majority.
The Republicans have elected their tickets
in Tippecanoe and Montgomery counties.
Fulton county gives so Democratic ma
jority.
Cass county gives Collar, Rep, 100 ma
jority. The Democrats have majority on
county ticket.
In Pulaski county as far as heard from
gives gain for Colfax. -
Carroll county gives Blake, Dem, for
Congress, 80 majority.
Clinton county is reported as l4o majority
for Blake.
Miami county gives Colfax 40 majority.
Howard county gives Petit, Rep. a ma
jority of 333, a gain of SIS. -
Hamilton.county gives Petit majority
of 400, small loss. --,,-r
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-14
In the Eiehieenth Disirict. killing IS re-

In the Eighteenth District, Killing IS re-
ported elected by J, 900 majority.
In the Sixteenth District, compete returns
from Cumberland County, gives Fisher,
Democrat, 2l5 majority. sA
Eleventh District-Campbell, Opposition,
majority 1900 in Schuykill county.
The returns from the Sixteenth District
very close. Fisher, Democrat, $50 in York
. I'd Cumberland. official.
The Eighth District defeats ]. CLANCY
Jones by 400 majority.
Seventh District-The returns indicate
the election of Longnecker, Opposition, by q
small mojority.
Thirteenth District correct. Carbon coun-
ty 4eS majority.
Northampton County-Dinmick $50 ma
jority. Monroe county - Dimmick $50
majority. Wayne county-Dimmick 200
majority. Pike county not heard from.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-14
CLEvEbAyp. Oct. l3-r "


II is the opinion at Columbus that the Re-
publican State ticket is elected by from
10000 to $4,000 majority. Fifteen Con-
gresSmen at least.
In the First District, Bingham, Rep, is
elected hy about / 200 majority.
In the Seventh District Corwin is elected.
In the Eighth District Stanton, Republican,
is elected by over 900 mfj j1rity. In the
Ninth District, Cary, Republican, reported
elected over Hall. In the Tenth District,
Trimball, Republican, elected, p
In the Eleventh District, Martin, Demo :
crat is elected.
William county, 400 Republican major
ity. Wood county, 800 Republican major
ity. Defiance 200 Republican majority
Henry county, $50 Democratic majority.
In the Sixteenth District, Simpkins, Re
publican, is elected by 500 to 500 majority.
The First District compute Pendleton,
Democrat elected, by $40 majority.
In the Second District, Gourley is elected
by 72i majority.
Hamilton county complete. The entire
Opposition ticket is elected by an average
majority of LOO.
Sherman, Republican, is elected by 1000
majority in the Fourteenth District
Cry, in the Ninth District, is elected by
$50 majority.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-14
CHARLESTON. s. {

CHARLESTON, >. u, Oct. ID.
By the arrival of the Isabella from lIa-
vana, important news from Mexico has been
received. -
The British steamer Solent had arrived at
Havana. She left Vera Cruz on the Sd inst
at noon. A Courier arrived at I in the
morning from the city of Mexico, stating
that Gen. Vidaurri had been beaten by Gen
Mia non near San Louis
The latter was said to have captured 1000
prisoners and several pieces of artillery.
At o'clock another courier arrived stat
ing that Vidaurri had defeated Miramon,
and that the latter had blown out his brains
in despair.
The Solent brought news from Tampico
that Gov. Garrien had levied contributions
on all the foreigners to the amount ofSlO0,-
900, and on failing to raise the sum, he had
imprisoned number of Spanish and Amer
lean citizens for 80 hours, with nothing to
eat or drink. They were released on
promise TO raise the amount. \ number
had fled 10 the steamer Solent, and the
Spanish Consul took refuge on board a
Spanish vessel of war off Tampico. His
family took refuge on the Solent.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-14

HAnNEss.-We do not believe there is
1tay work in the harness line of manufae-
ture, superior in beauty, finish and service to
that turaed out by Mr.. Thornhill on Main
street. We have had frequent occasion to
speak of his products, sometimes in terms
that appeared laudatery, but every new ef-
fort he makes surpasses his previous ones.-
At the Henderson fair, he took three sepa-
rate premiums ono of them valuable
silver cup. A single harness, which was
much admired, weighed only seven pounds,
though it had strength enough in its diminu-
tive parts for service and use
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-14
mains clouC

BLEAeHED TALLow.--Mr. Harrison, OF In
tiianapolis, has invented process of bleech-
ing tallow by which rough tallow is render
ed in six hours, beached in two hours, and
Mt a loss. of not exceeding twenty per cent.
in both rendering and bleaching. The speci-
men of tallow on exhibition was clear, white,
hard and sweet, qualities which will COM
mend themselves to both manufacturers and
consumers. .r
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-14
Bs think it is hardly known even to tn,

He think it is hardly known even to the mos
intelligent CT readers, how deep some of the
sciences looking down into the mysteries of
creation. We know there wonderful discover
les in these times and wonderful made uf them,
but did not know the Chemists initiating in
their crIcibos and even surprising the most wopdcr
full productions of organic life. During visit
Lowell We were introduced by Of their prornin-
ent citizens TO the laboratory of DR.. AVER, (n-
yertor Uf Cherry Pectoral and Cathartic Pills.,
where we were shown with generous frankness, his
processes and his products. This master genius ef
his art is manufacturing the subtle essences of f
eIs from tar and other vegetable substances. His
essence Pine Apples. Strawberry, Chcckerbcrry
Ounce Pear, Canella, Cinnamsn, &C., not OIL
equal but they exceed in purity of favor those veg
atables themselves. His oil of Winter-green
purer and Of better flavor than any that be
! gathered from the piant-and yet is made by
chemical composition from the hydrocarbons in
tar! His process is, TO analyze the substance and
find the exact ultimate atoms of which it is made
then reconipose then, in the proportions which
! exist in nature.-C Christian Adrocate.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-14

BsSA Everybody should visit the Fair, if
its only to see those beautiful Pictures
taken by Smith & Daily, ofthe Crescent City
Gallery, opposite the Court House, Main
Street. There will be on exhibition at the
Fair grounds, several Stcreoscopic Views of
the City of Evansville taken by them
They feel sure that all persons requiring
durable and cheap Pictures of themselves
will give them a call, whereby they will
save all their expenses of the Fair, and OBJ
tain an unequalled Picture.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-14
-
. A Female Seminary.

At the recent Conference of the Methodist
Church at Mount Vernon, a petition. was
presented, numerously signed by the most
substantial citizens of Evansville of all re-
ligious denominations-cath we are
told, as well as protestants-asking the
Conference to establish or take under their
fostering care, Female Seminary-like
that supported at New Albany--to be To-
Gated. in this city or immediate vicinity
Welearnthat the petition proposed that the
grounds and buildings should be provided
by our citizens, and that the Conference
should have the general charge of the Insti-
tutSol, scEees ir-S tsachers, and prescribe the
course of management, and be. responsible
for its pecuniary success. A committee,
consisting of Rev. Mr.. Gilmore, Sabin,
Davis and others. was appointed TO eonfyr
with the subscribers of the petition, and il
practicable to devise the plans by which the
object may be carried out. We are assured
that the scheme will not fall through from
want of interest on the part of the Con-
ference. That body is ready to do all in its
power to meet the wishes of our citizens
1t only remains for our people to fulfil theiI
promises to accomplish Undesirable end. 5
We are informed that the Conference has
taken underiits charge the Rockport Semi.
nary, and that the liberal citizens of thai
town have subscribed Sl7, 900 towards
erecting new buildings and putting the
Institution npon solid basis. If Roekpori
can raise 81 1000 for such an institution
Evansville ought to raiss $50, 900 OF eter
100000 were iitrequired, -z- ~ ss551
ennw rnrpHax
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-14
BALTIMORE. Oct. 1s-p. y

The Mayorality election passed off with
out outbreak. Col. Schutt, independent
candidate, Withdrew his name. Mayor
Swan was consequently reelected. Great
rejoicing at the result.
Petit, Colfax, Case, and Wilson, Repub-
licans, and Davis anti-Lecompton Demo-
crat, are reelected to Congress by largely
increased majorities. The result N the
Third District is still in doubt. Madison
County gives small Democratic majority
"a Republican gain of over 100.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-14
Ohio Elecfiou.

OEIo.-Ninetcenth District: Summit coun-
ty gives 1000 Republican majority; Port
age about $50; both for Congress and State
Tickets.
Clark county gives the Republican State
ticket over ], 1000 majority, a gain of 200
over Chase'S vote last year.
Third District t-Vallandingham, Dem,
majority $50.
CLEVELAND, Oct. l3--M.
The following are Republican majorities
Delaware county 2s3; Hardin county 220 !;
Columbiana 600; Wayne so; Marion 200
Seneca 100; Huron, six townships give 500
majority; Shelby, one town gives Sc; Cug-
ahoga gives 1000; Lcrain 1900; Lucas
200 majority.
The following are the Democratic ma
joritics:
Crawford GAO; Van Vert As; Starke
300, Richland 400; ottowa, two townships,
10; Sandusky 32l. Ashtabula, l township
gives 80 Republican majority; Giddings got
8 votes, he also got II votes in Conant.
Hall, democrat, is reported defeated in the
Ninth district.
Ashley, is reported elected in the Fifth
district.
ZASEsvILLE, Oct, l3--M.
Muskinguln-Al but four townships give
Tompkins Rep, $50 majority. The Repub-
lican county ticket from 200 to 500 major
ity, gain of about so for Republicans.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-14

RAILROADS AND EXPRESS.

HtM.s.V'GE OF TF.WE.-E jaws
tsl,l.yile SrisLk kail4asd ASP 0HAw- ~ ss;s 7
On and after Tuesday, Sept. l4h, 1865, the trains
this road will run as follows.
The mp mail Will lcavo Evansville at 0 A. NJ;
Vincennes 12l0, and arrive at Terre Haute AT 8 r.
NJ. as heretofore. Dinner both at Tincennes and
Terre Hailte) tsft
The down mail will leave Terre Haute at 3.35 7.
NJ Nigesgres 50, ani arrive at Evansville at 80
M fSdprer tt Vim enncs)
ACCOMM0DAIIOE TRAINS DAILY
viii leave Evansville at l.20 I. NJ. and arrive at
Ninccnnes at j. Is L. ST.
Will leave lncennes at 6.35 A. VI. and arrive at
Esausville at II 20 \. M. rfFk ..tt
VIII leave Terre Haute at $40 4. NJ, and arri.e
at Yncennes at ll.35 J.. NJ.
Viii leave iucennes at 10 p. NJ and arrive
at Terre Ilaute ut 5.55 A. ".
JOHN INGLE, JR., sup't
tept-15 Enquirer copy
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-14

,Gey- The New York Tribune has an ac-
count of free negro, who more than a year
chester county, on the extreme Southern
border of Maryland, for ten years, for no
other crime than having a single copy
of Uncle Toms Cabin in his possession.
This unfortunate man is, it seems, Metho-
dist exhorter, acting occasionally as a
preacher, and as such still borne on the
Record of the Quarterly Conference of the
Circuit. "a He is described as being man ot
excellent character. The Methodist Con.
ference in Pennsylvania and Maryland are
investigating the case.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-14

gsa5@ At recent Convention of the
American party in the city of New York
the following declaration OF sentiment was
made
Protection to American work and work
shops, American Inventions, American
genius, and American enterprise, in prefer
ence to all objects and purposes having their
origine in foreign lands and designed to
beneft u foreign people
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-14

BGPAn Irishman named Patrick Moran,
while at ball in Vincennes, on "Wednesday
night last. got into a row with one Neil
Coriield and another man, tailor from
Evansville. who fell upon him, biting off a
portion OF his left ear, biting through his
check, and otherwise iniuring him.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-14

FRosTs.-The Vincennes Sun of Monday,
says the frost of Friday night was severe,
and some of the late corn in that vicinity
was blackened by l.. Farmers are cutting
ii up, hoping thereby to save it from spoil
ing. We had quite a heavy shower of
rain night before last, and the sky still re-
mains cloudy.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-14

y collision occurred last sht near New
port between the steamer Empire State and
Sloop Exchange of Dartmouth, through the
mismanagement Of the latter. The sloop
was cut in two. The captain was knocked
overhoord and Is probably lost, though he
may possibly have reached the shore. The
rest of the crew were saved By the boats of
the Empire State. ~, 49,
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-14

PoTATo RoT IN IRELAND.-Accounts from
Ireland by the last Steamer say that the
potato rot which had manifested itself in the
southern districts, was rapidly extending
over the rest of the country. 1t is to be
feared that we shall have the same bad
news to announce of our own crops. From
different parts of the country there arc no.
;tices of its symptoms again appearir g.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-14
Special Notices.
co ALI


Bodian Mining Company, Evansville, Indiana
Office on Water street, between Main and Locust.
Coal, in quantities Of not less than 10 brshels do
vered 10 any part Of the city, ut 10 cents per bush
at the nit, cents JOHN wYMoND,
cct9 Secretary and Manager.
E&rer and .SSae.-This trying ana provoking
disease which FIXES its RELENTLESS grasp the body
Of man, reducing him 20 amere shadow ia hhort
space of time, and rendering him PHYSICAL. and
mentally useless can be defeated and driven from
the body By the use Of DR.. Hostetter's Renowned
Bitters. The great success il has with, and the
beneicent results following its use, have estab
lshed il permanent institution. We would ad
wise reader to procure this valuable specific, and
if absent friend is afflicted with the Fever and
Ague, OF any other disease, TO hasten and
procure this much favored and greatly desired ar
tiele trial is all that is needed to prove its many
excellent qualities. For sale by Druggists and
dealers generally, everywhsrs.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-14
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Oct. l3-P. N.
Flour unchanged and dull at 45oG460
for superhne. Whisky unchanged; at II Z
Nc change in in provisions; mess pork dull
at Is 90. Not much wheat offering. Great
bulk of receipts is going into store.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-14

Bay The steamer John Bell was sold at
Louisville on Saturday, for $4,000, to Capt.
Shields, who contcmplates placing her in
the Ouchita trade
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-14


sATCooD RErosss.AAn itincrant preaeher
somewhat celebrated for his eloqnence, was
one day osertaken on the road by a couple
Of graceless lawyers, who, refining up, one
on each side of him, expected to have some
fun By quizzing him.. After some conver-
sation, one of them asked him if he always
preached extemporaneously to which be
received an answer in the affirmative----
''Bgt" qaeried the other, /" don't you often
make mistakes z, q Oh, sometimes, re-
piled the preacher; for instance, the other
day intended o-suotez the passage, s.all
liars shall have their part in the lake that
burneth with fire and birthstone" but said
?" all tawycrs shall have their part" &c.-s
.tWell,p .continued the other lawyer, show
did you do in that case. did you stop and
correct the mistaken ''Tss Oh no,T afas the
replF -: thoughtit was so near the truth
that ! lCtf raser7f ~ Hciicve saI fF2a
lawyer, who was collsiaerasl "a sasiies,,-
you are nearer a knaye til.tn foe" SCI
am neither? was the ready response; " | am
just hetweens the two.' The Law yefs find.
ing themselves eyer-matehed, spssFred up
their horses = aEe > 4 asea 49, ssffszsg -
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-14
Indiana Election.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. l3
In this city, and five townships in Marion
county, Porter, Republican, for Congress-
gains so over the vote of 1856 sr
Shelby county, Addison township, Por-
tcr's majority is 9s. Same township gave
in 1855 81 Democratic majority. Washing
ton township, Porter,s majority 81, gain
of ~. Van Buren township, Porter's ma-
jority 80, Demot ratio gain of / l. -..s
Hancock county, only one township heard
from; gives Porter so majority. Same
townsh ip in 1856 gave a small Democratic
majority. Of e
Tippecanoe county siees a Republican
majority of 45o TO soc, which is a gain of
200. s .et ils1ss q
In Boon county, the Republican ticket
has small majority. The usual Democrat
ic majority is 200.
The returns thus far indicate the election
of English, Administration Democrat by a
small majority. ro-s esli Fl
In the Third District, Dunn, Republican,
is elected.
In the Fourth Distsict Holman, Dem, is
elected
In the Fifth, Kilgore is. elected. ,sa r
In the Sixth, Porter is elected by ma
jority of 300 to 400, which is Republican
gain of 1000 over the vote OF 1856. - s.. =
In the Eighth, Wilson, Republican, is elected.
The State ticket is yet in doubt.
NEW ALBANY, Oct, I3-M.
The votes in the city are not yet counted.
Floyd county precincts all in but one
Average Democratic majority about 4SO.
The Opposition claim a majority in the
city of 400. No reliable news from other
Indiana counties. fa s
EIScEsEEs, Oct. l3--N
| The vote at Mount Pleasant precinct,
! Martin county, stand Niblack, l32, Hovey,
| 60. H 1919 p
Us % 90 INDIASAroL,s, Oct. e13-P. N.
johnson county gives Ray, Democrat
! 325 majority, The Democratic majority in
1856, was AS. Hancock county-Ray,
Democrat, majority ST. Hendricks county
Porter, Republican, 300 majority; which
/ is a Republican gain. Morgau county is
| reported as giving Porter II majority
sPorters majority in the District about 500
I St. Joseph county, coltax gstins as far al
heard, 500
Delaware county gives Kisgore 700 ma
4 jority.
Randolph 600 majority for Kilgore. statt
ticket about the same.
! Bartholomew county gives los Demo
ecratic majority. Same CONT in 856 gave
All Democratic majority.
+ The vote in the Third District is close anG
I-the result yet in doubt.
In the Seventh District John G. Davis
Independent antisLecompton Democrat il
I elected by large majority
/ In Vigo equity the Republicans elected
the entire ticket except Sheriff
J. InPutnam county the Republicans eleci
the entire eouIty ticket except sheriff. Z, S
Fort Wayne city and all townships give
majority Of 542, which is q Republican gair
of over 100. - - ..-se- - q
kosiHsko county is reported As giving
600 Republican majority.
The returns indicate the election of tn,
entire Republican State ticket and major
I ity of opposition members to the Legisla
ture. 80 sisE ---1 sslssssaezs - g.
I jay county elects the Republican conn
! ty ticket which is gain. Warren ant
Fountain give Republican gains as far a
heafd from. e. The Republicans elect 10 rep
resentatives to the State Legislature, in th,
fCouuties and Districts represented tive
! years ago by Democrats. There is dc
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-14

HoN. Eli THAYER RH-NoNlS SATED-TI
Republicans ofs-the Ninth Congressional
District have nominated Hon. Eli 4hayerfcr
reelection. a~@AsA"
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-14

These Machine and Burning Oils are warranted
tn stand all climates and seasons. Tho attention
ef MASTER mechanics of Railroads, Steamboats,,
Mills ani Machine Shops, is particularly called TO
the allya card. aug27 -lyd
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-14
Local and Miscellaneous.

G- The steamer John Briggs is offered
for sale. So also is the John Bell.