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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-28

nTlnClpd reCu iatOrS OF IN g
.Hper oTms its function~Tell
ATe iully developed. The
dependent on the healthy
.pprOper performance Of its
Hmach is at fauitthe bowels
Csystem suffers in conse-
- having ceased to do
~ that organ, one of the
~hiS stud. in a practice of
&Afo lind sOme remedy
1.-THE many arrangements
Omedy is at last found, any
'uncOmplaint in. any o! its
- bottle, and conviction is
formed bydissolving gum
(which Is soluble for the
-@cine. These gums remove
W from the system, supply
: tiow OF bile invigOrating
10 digest we'll, purifying
health e. the " hole machi-
: rx;Hf the disease. and efiec -
tlny Of the disagrecable
caiomel or mineral poison
~. -
,~sufiicient 10 relieve the
; ,@.food from risiuran sour.
- ,ssS
= fore retiring prevents
-
Inieht loosens the Sowels
~ ness
. each meaIwiiI ruraDvs-
teaspoonsrul will aIwavs
IN
r,,io oh.s,rr.,;,,-,o.
~,nd mai ss go. = ,os,ie.S., ,yres ,.,,,..,
cteIy rsI;.,'.s cI,ai,. rh;to
- -, 49, -, f"r.,''I',.'. 49,. " i''Ie
20 49, ''' N'o'''S
IN XII y. .,'.,. .,io,e." -. ..,,,,.
> PeNylt lhe reCu
'O"hiie tieiieNes All paln-
-.,o,.,,..,.
oc;ne'stS1,eSpp 90 si'row on, o;sI .;eLncI. Q, .ne
1or from the skin. ei'
sStime before eating gives
foOc digest well.
>ansAa rI-AvNa n-nr-Aana
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-28

~ The privilege Of yearly advertisers Is limited to
their own imfnCdats business, in their own name ana
ali averseraents for the benefit OF other PERSONS as
well as legal adyersements and 2f auc
tion sales and advertisements With the name nt otier
sersans ia by them, must be paid TO- at the usua
~ No report, resolutions or proceedings OF any cor
r.ti1n, society association public meeting, ana no
euunicltinn designed to call atientib 20 any mat
rOf hmitel or Individual interest can be inserted u-
ess paid FOR as an advertisement
cg- No advertisement eau DC nseftei asdi,.ousiy
or OrchIrable other societies, pubic lnsueutohS u
COMPANIES. ....,, =, Ia AZ
o,finuel nless an 0efe-'o tSt eitect Is lett AK the
otFcs and when discontinued IN less trAn year, ue
t,rice Of the whole wear will be charged -
r. L.gal advertisements hereafter, VIII pe PuoiiJ,sd ,
a, the expeuse of the attorneys Orderng ana hOl usy
aSe for the LEGAL proceedings, but collecaoie u our
sg- Our terms for job Work and transient advertise
nerts are CASH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-28

- Notary PubicD
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-28
T. ' A n ; Y / J. i L
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

EA have now ON hand, and offer on liberal terms
w awell assorted stock for printers snd bookbind-
ers, among which we name -..
500 bundles Printing Paper, assorted sizes;
1000 Straw Boards; 1000 Tar Boards,
AS well as coiercd Printing Paper; plain Cap aud Hos
nat Caps Deny, Medium, white and colorcd Cards and
Card Bosrds, Which have cut to any size; Poss-
Office paper; Manila Wrapping, Printers Ink. &c.
We also bes leave to call the attention o. dealers to our
stock OF 300 bundles Wrapping Paper and c gross OF
Bonnet Boards The highest market prich paid for
Rags. TENNEY u S0RgSS0N.
ap2s.
EBINE APPLE CHEESE.--60 Norton's frnIun
IA Pine Apple Cheese, 70 be had only of
fehIO z. II. COOK SON
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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
T.. Y. CARLILE.
Corner OF Main and Water streets,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-28
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR!

lDREPARED BY DR. SANFORD, rs a GREAT
Scientific Medical Discovery, and is daily work
ing cures almost too great to believe 1t cdres as fby
magic even the first dose giving benefit and seldom
more than one bottle is equred to cure any Wind OF
Liver Complaints from the worst Jaundice or Dyspep-
of a Diseased Liver. q "a. 81 ~ " ii.
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DRUG STORE,
PATENT MEDICINES.

y Physicians prescriptions and family recips
compounded by an experienced spothecary, at all
hours of the dav or night. = faugl5-Iy
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NOTICE..

VHNHOsE who have spoken to me for Straw berry
n Plants, would do well to have Their ground IL,
readiness for them by the first April, nj which
time the Plants will be ready for delivery. There are
a few hundreds yet unsold -
N. BAH orders left at VIM. Hughes Store, corner
Main and Second street, W i'll be attended TO.
mr2f ANDREW ERSKINE
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-28

II III 1ANNA - tAAS ~ NAA@
human body, and when il
the powers Of the system
stomach isalmost entirely
action of the liver for the
functions. When the sto
are nj fault, and the whole
quence OF one organ-the
its duty. For the diseases
prOprietorS has made II
more than twenty years,
wherewith to counteract
to which 1t is liable.
To prove that this re
person troubled withliyeI
forms, has but to try a
certain.
A compound has been
and extracting that part
active virtues Of the medi'
all morbid or bad mattel
ing in their placeahealthy
tue stomach, causing food
the blood ,givingtou and
merry ,remOvingthe cause:
ing a radical cure without
after effects, felt by using
that Is usually resOrtec
One dose after eating il
stomach and prevent the
ing aF. ft
Only one dose taken he.
nightmare.
Only one dose taken
gently and cures cOStiye
One dose taken after
/ pepsia.
20 One dose of two
relieve a sick headache.
One bottle taken for fe-
the cause Of the disease,
Only one dose immedi-
One. dose often repeated
MOrbus and n preventa'
One dose taken often
renee OF bilious attacks,
feelings.
.E Only one bottle Is
system the effects Ofmedi
One bottle taken for
lewness or unnatural col
One dose taken n short
VISOR tn the appetite and
One dose often repeated
i'm its worst forms, while
plants yield almost tO the
One or two doses cures
while for worms i'm child
er or speedier remedy in
| There isnD eXaggeration
are plain, sober fIcts, that
prove, while all who use
imOuS testimony in il,
Among the hundreds o
t. the public, there are
mend as Dr. Sanford In
now throughout the UniC
a Liver Iuvigorator, proc
ON all who use il. ALI
have been given o: the q
those Of the highest stan
Il to be the best preparatic
| COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
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G6ansdiIIe 9aitp gonrnal.
LEGAL.
LAM PARTNERSHIP

EOIIN >. CHANDLER and BLYTHE HfNES
e have associated themselves together as partners
In he prcce OF Law, and viii attend promptly To All
business connected With Their prOiessiOh' WHICH my
be entrusted to them. 80, sAxo.
sg- Office on Locust street, opposite tne snsrwoo
House. Evansville, Ind. scpt.n.V
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-12

The Republican announces 10 its read.
ers on Yesterday tina, sam was alive
and kicking most lusily IT, hv The
above, the editor meant the American
party III Harrison county the item is
VOID OF news; iar certainly beside him
sell there Is not inaa. woman or child
within its limits that ever though, sam
either sick or iespouding. Don't spoil
that benevolent intention Ia clean out the
Court house by the gushing winds of
Caucus Democracy but be- sure ~ saw
the Lubbock ointment or cologne with
which IT was 10 be sprinklcd for the next
coming together under the written in
sirnction OF the President Of the lIarri
son county Democratic Club Don't for.
get to wait the hrcclts for. to be- plain
with you under the caucus system fer
npn-politica offices. the performance of
the wind work IS the only compensation
Yon and your partisan friends are likely
ever to receive Harrison Flas
Two Yeas ago when our contemporary delight
ed 50 much IN the MANN Of -alu" Sc scarcely
thought that IN such short period hi, perception
would become so oblusc that when It was men
tened be- would be unable 10 tell what wa
meant He memory is getting very treaeherou..
In hi horror 81 conventions held in open day.
ligh, be will fnrgc, after while. we fear. how
he g-cd TO trave over this county wearing men
in, and holding c.url-cs at midnight IAN be
have Forgotten, tina; remarkable rilas TN pro-
81 .an4 uf which are t.slcueiel To make ii mau'@
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-12

nigh, lose their influence Mr. Ycrgcr
has stated that he had raised $40 600 hv
giving his own personal guaraniee A.,
II hc had paid the $50 600 he suh-crib,d
for immediately. he might have saved
tina, 10000 But oven sunposin, he ala
guarantee the $40 900 he snooks nf anI
| have no doubt he did nav now could
he put forward such an amount a. cyi.
dcncc of what ne had done and lef, mn.
told ,hc fact which he knows ms ,ynll ns
10. that Messrs Stillmon an, 4 g.,
and myself are uuJer ohligati,,s ,nr ,ho
companv to ,he nytept al slgo ooo anal
that proceeds of our ALLEGATIONS c,cry
dollar IF tbcm wore oxnonJcd IN ,,,J;n,,
the first ten mile. of III, rnaJ NM in rn,.
nishnp chairs and snikr- and l.r,m,.
tive and FINISHING the tvr,t, ,a,i,g ~
road ,berrby s,vi,,, ,,r cl,;,.r
Mr. Yerocr say. -, h;s ,...,..,;..,.
since wiring NO abo,.. INV. ree.ir,J
the nreamhln and resolution. ,,ass,l l,v
the so.cnllrd nicotine If S,.,lb,Ll.r!
which tran tbo r,n.it. ~ -. ,,,.I,or.
and The na.ppons and j,rma,;. .,,l. n
lis rdict' ar d.rrcns Mi, ,a,r. ,,r.,.or.
IL h. r,il.J connc;l ~ ir"n Th,. a,..,.
No. ,r SCI nd Il. -. ,,,J ,r',,,
,enrcs,,.ted mnr. ,b,n ,,.o.,l,iris If M
thr s,ork of tbr c,,n,n,ny ouJ aIthourb
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-12

Died al hi. residence. iu Pamela COUNTY on
-. ,..i 49,. .......5. ,t -,f .,4.t N,tr IIEkRN
.,.,e". .l
HNL ago d" "Aif.
~.-tat hthlti H' l"t h'iH"Dr' IPrfNi''
5l,,., i..f.. t....l..,..t ,,-t.. N,s..,,.e i'm.
.I.,. u.a..I r,,t,.f...Il,. ,,.poet4d mai
esteemed bN fine community 20. .,.h hr va,
i'''''''" 49, '
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ff.'.
II ttr ~ IN ~ sgni rotHfl Crr"rg
Ntur,,,. tho S.,,b..re p,.if.. nil
-
l'll''. ''''i' UNIV" "' 'l' ''."' ANU
~td hAN' htr" t".| l''t'''I iN ''' ''S-
Wel '1ur. 10 SAID county 4Itlrst dni-
trts5u v saunders Nr ] Scott Doe
srph Taylor M3utrayIllr J Hall. Wa Il
u Ward T. \ Bauch Louis T NJ.
fall Howard + Perry Horny Hood
J,..rh II Ta.lar Eriu.etnu ~uaH,.
-. y .,.,,f m. y ~n.,,....,. n,
w ~ ~ ~ 81
~ W "''." '."''
nufhhah We. ''a"t'-. h' I'm
John ! Grant l"iuu"i Grant 'ainrS
Grant James l.. Brown. ~Ilar II hutn
ham. BENJAMIN Long John lcrgcr
and VIM Brad6eld. ana Frances G Hen.
dars,u EVerutrtN Of the will Of Jatras
p;,...l.., it.,.l,...,, I........l al 49,.
'Ne"' ''"'
aril "i 'N Vn,p'"N W" "' '',' N"H
ui octNhcr isai exec n''N H'td "l
trust iu the nainc ai Sald Company upon
its property including 32s urfcs nf
hand situated in Harrison county
rourh, ar A u Bnrrcss an ,l,. line nl
.,i,,,,i - ...,.l. C.,,,,.,,,, il, s,il .,,,,.
49,. NJ 81 - s,.....,.
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LOST.

TlIi. unconditional head right certificate grant.
] cd to Elisha " iliiams for twelve hundred
aud eighty acres If land. elias No .. by the
Board Of land Commissioner. Of Harrison coun.
Is, TeSas on the 9Th day Of september lsil
aud Il n1, found | shall apply for a duplicate
JAMES TUCKER
August -. ls5-. 81
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Mirrors Of all 8izos.

Ia cualcss variety Plan AMI rheescd la,lm
mating reif .geresnrs 81 an kinds ,arc,h.r with
lee BoAes Of cycrf sn'
Furniture casrhlliy anal s'oiirly pachsd for
shipment 90 the Interior
C.ls anil county raNAascr wsi always Goa
orr ~ert r.sdy i9r th-r sasrs fieH anl are cor
dally invited 70 v.ft oar s'1rc aaI examine ing
themselves
JUL -. ~ ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-12

AYE haze the Academy, the children, ard the
W money. NOW We want the Teacher
We intend TO establisha Male and Female school
Of the first rra,lr, and We d,Sire teachers af like
capscity. SO give " a call Ut nn early day
W l.. WILKINSON
N'g u tcmDt''oe
August ~, 1858 IT.
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NIP MEETING.

CAMP MEETING.
By permission cf Divine Providence, There
viii be- a Camp Meeting held at the Camp t,rpand
near llysian Fields, commencing un FRIDAY night
the goth of August
sns- Minister and people am respectfully IN
,ltcd 10 attend
! II ADDISON
Advancement
When Cough c1ds lntarnfa. Ceusnnpti5n and
ths numcf dsst.'se arising ltia pulmonary an',
uis. a. r,s.l,is cured D, Woadman- cherry hNPec
,orant tis cAe tohc,lc.c tla' Is possesses merit.
h,sed upon thr 0nls true pfin'pe o. hhau'S ~
way t. DO root % the discuss
WaadnAr'- Cherry ENpestafani las halgm'e soaih'
ins pui healing prog,fi possessed by 40 other rem
eds va the world aud IS atr1asis recommended 90, all
ali, tons OF tao lungs sUd chest.
a. A. : JOHNSON Msrshali Texl-.
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a, BETWEEN this lndthc 9th of tugu.t
n lwil be- in Marshall and will ofr at
q private salc the following lihcly negro-
H. n,nnly which can b. purchased Ca uc.
conm1ditng ierma
Rirl = year old
\ boy 20
\ man -
THESE negroes arr sold ipr M fu, whaicyer
Any On DESTROYS ol purchasing would ID well
TO call aud examine them
II \. RI NNii~
August 3. / a-
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I'lE Unconditional kaas i..l' certificate n
| Tdeaga S hstth awsi by iAg Board Il
Land Cmnmis onels. 81 llanpoa oouaiy. ii
laaai.lt laia numbered aV-, lesa,a class, II.
o.N Nen Il and. II me- la,snl 81 it,tsi.se.r-s,
"a q b, NOT ttteiy,s q tn vAr department VITA.
iu ihrs months iTem ,hs 'ls,e ~ thu ra6ira'Iau.
! shaii arp,y 70 lhe rfel~s department a lse
tQrefa'Beat l9g duplicate.
Us Ni.S rsIiT,
Adne 'rstor II q st nf lisara s
lstr aeeaaaa
'f- - fere n
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LOST.

'Illl Head tlSl.i certificate - Nus !.
! scrs Ne $50. cla>s No. ] ~ epr lepsu, asd
labor el land isaued % lie H,9ri q land tasr
aissioaos for sheibs eoan,s >'resa+ Il &
should a9l b. touna sj.l apls, fra iaslis,e
+ " CLARK
Admir- q 'hq e~isi. 81 \ n l;aisss, tle,'
y ule. l2lh..A. u9.il W.
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II. NJ A..r
WIZ. rs 'a. ....
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" a ''.''. ,'.. y %, a.. AZ, az, ' ..
.. "a
u a-.' ~ 'l ".' ID '..'''''' ''''
sa9.ttE l'e..F
sworn 'a.a.iHr. ma tat lain d'> 8
laIN ISIS
has -.Et#. t.m NJ Na.n.
NV lans July u. l~''
]. Ldn." Post, 90 tu" city and county
g New J .ra lOh- SWORN upW iae Holy
EtWt.l.-is. d' d'r1sc ami -l' thnl /
have read 70 statement made rv dvHgc s.
Ncrrt printed ir the PictNuuo, q
prr. Published m NrW o.'Aa> Dune 81.
'~5S m which -tA 1"rr e4t ihai 80
certain subscription maic hy hm for
ESQ 600 for him-.f atA friends i" 'hc
>tnct of the southern Pacific Railroad
Co. wa a conciirnal. oHc and w0s made
subject t'ihe approVa..o' h's if',aa'. "ad
49,, ,,,,......,.,. ..t N,
go ". .,..;,.h f.f.. al
I,, -'.;i ". '.,,..''.n,,..n. ,,'..r...i.
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rn,,. p,-,
i....,, 49,. I. t,,h a., .c
t.J, t..s
a.. --,.... r,.,,..,. r pe,ds
The voilod murdcfcss. Mrs. Robinson
d" Troy gives 'hr Keepers ~ -ut ''-
"a great '''i "' ''1I''' is'',' ~,
mas ''''' i'''' 81 N''"''' '''' "a, 9'''
Gers "'' 'ot''u ~ 'eN''U' '',' W. ~
q great portion "' 'h' ,'l1' w "n
""n' ''' 'N' '''" "'Y. VIM" '' ''','
,ulN','S are '"e's,'' III '''' SUI - '' ~
''lt "' "e'f'F IVA '''' .1'u "'"' iin
'"'N''''' e"p'.i," -, .'r.,.i.,,.4 ~.
WV, ~, 100 ,'....,i.,,, ,n.sre.l;.,,
IA hcl imaeincvy capirru. over which
she mrttcrs .antatiors scarcely less
weird and aill than the sisters three
Mad or net mad she is a puzzle and tor
meul tn th8sc whose misfortune 1t j. T."
have her ~ thcr charge
W., u,r,,,,,r on the Iuh inst
NJ, r,sh.r rrsi.li,, io nttavn Ia.
s,lle roaatT m shot his w.to dead az,
her mothers housc IN that town He
then made an attempt 10 escape ana
jumped lhi" a canal, ehi was dfaEt'N
oni and put 'n jail Je'l lousy Is Saia To-
the victim bore ia reputation Of being
fair aud final"
.. ....... 49,. ..i...
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TDl { ALTON Al.

AIRS +. v nuNfofi MI og-.u hcr select
VI schco. FIR ,oa's tasiies on the hrs, Nomhs
" >epiemi.er. and uoufianc tcn months 'fnitiAa
PAYABLE one half r. advance the saine as a, the
Masonic Institute
Mar.hs,l Jult ~. 1855 a
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J ia7rs hrinl'e COW, with 'he le.tci s
. tust = on cue = lea hlp
J NlsFatr
,t'v -.
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I...'silst;.r. i.eaals'ay ln iLr Pat oaiae on u
iAa JAY isss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-12

A tw6story passenger car has been
invented at Philadelphia The upper
story is reached hy small. winding
staircase from below Il is not access
bile to passengers in crmoliuc, and il is
intended for the use Of smokers
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FURNITURE y

{. IN y TDNT~,
Nas. - a 90 R.t1i Ntr %ef Oftfas
NrOt ~ invite 'hc a'tlrieo or Iher G.l3
W and to- pah.ie % the, barge ami 1854 Fl.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-12

As AMY or TaM The whole nnmhor
Of PERSONS employees IN Massachuset's
IN tae manufacture Of boots, SHOES. and
leather is estimated at about 90 600
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ARREST THE TiIJEF...

Anpu.t lsas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15
LEGIsLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
"WEDNESDAY. JASUARY Is, 1853
kRNATE.


communication received from the House, in.
forming the Senate that it had agreed to the Senstes
amendment to the House bill amending the charter
of the Lynchburg Hose aud Fire Insurance Com.
pany and passed Senate bill extending The charter OF
the Wheeling Savings Bank.
BILLS REPORTED.
To amend an act Incorporating the Bank of Dan.
vile. TO amend act for the construction of a
canal from North Landing TO Elizabeth River. Re.
leasing the States interest in the Jacksonville and
Beut Mountain turnpike road. Releasing the States
interest in that portion of the Floyd Court House and
Hillsvile turnpike lying between Jacksonville and
Hillsvie. Amending an act releasing TO the counties
of Bedford aud Roanoke the interest in the Lynch.
burg and Salem turnpike, lying in those counties. To
incorporate the Coal River Railroad Company. To
incorporate the Guyandotte River Railroad Com
pany.
The committee on the Registers Office, made it.
report, which was ordered TO be printed.
RESOLUTIONS OF ISQUIRY.
BY Mr.. MCKINNEY, of providing for the payment
to the Farmers Bank at Norfolk, interest on certain
treasury notes held by it after their maturity. By
Mr., -, of Fausuier, Of releasing 10 the county
of Fec uer the States interest in the Leeds Manor
turnpike. BY Mr.. BKAssoS, of changing the time
for holding the circuit courts Of the 18th and 18th cir
cults
BILLS PASSED.
Incorporating the Valley Agricultural Society. To
authorizes tbe circuit court OF Orange decree the
sale of certain property devised TO Lucinda Connolly
and others, by VIM. Smith, deceased. To establish 9
Savings Bank in Piedmont, Hampshire county. To
establish an election precinct at the same place. In
cooperating the Salt sulphur Springs. Incorporating
tbs town OF Jacksonville, Floyd county. Author
izng the trustees Of Franklin School, Chesterfield
invest the funds of the school. To extend the time
for Mary Nicholson and VIM. N. Holstead, TO apply
for the correction Of the erroneous of their
ands. House bill TO amend the act providing tor the
construction of the Mechanicsburg and WytheviIle
turnpike.
On motion of Mr.. CLAIBORNE, the Kansas resolu.
tons introduced by Mr.. CoGHiLL, yesterday, were
called up. In calling them up, Mr.. c. said that even
if the Lecompton Constitution contained the frauds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15

many buildings have fallen burySs great ;nsnm %sny
families From Bari tho telegraph ID .ao pm,phers
merely stating "Ths inhabitants IN Grea! nu'n'r'
have vssuvius now j" full sc nS Is Gsl u led
some days previous to the oarihqasks no re ,
or lava We feel quite safe aud You may well supposs
how gratifying the present appearance OF ou' safely
| valve. -, r ,h. o.s,s nj
accounts you may read Of t t s siae OF
tbis cy At the time of the shocks II " Ill is snor ~
,hs r sI Women were seen carrying their chill
helping some old father c or %O avail IT,
able. Women screaming, tearing their hair, praying
calling on their patron saint i"G dnses sG
ed streets The king, on hearing of these Disasters
ordered the not to spads hs
ntendsu to proceed TO the OF the catasropne;
and authorized him TO make use of the communai
and provincial funds to aid the sufferers.
A shock of earthquake was also felt on the same
night of the 18th in the valley and on the mountains
near Licbenze (Wurtemburg,) as well % III .naI
town itself. The oscillation appeared TO % from
North TO South. The vibration was 80 strong Una, nat
many of the houses were felt TO tremo'e' ana Inc
windows rattlhd.
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Some additional details of this catastrophe have
been published in the French papers. After the first
shock the inhabitants fed in all directions In alright;
but two minutes after . much more fearful shock
buried them from their houses into every street or
open space they could find this second shock lasted
more than 25 seconds both were undulatory from
North to South Two other slight shocks were felt
rhursday-one at three, the other at A. N No
damage occurred in Naples, IS the buildings are
strong; but no doubt the fright and the night air will
Gauss many Of the SICK who were orou eht out IN the
slight covering of night, to die Of cold. In Saa there
have been some shocks. In Atene halt the houses have
fallen down. In Padus more than hundred houses
nave aes and many lives lost In Polla the disaster
brigade of the Gendarmes 10 Aulstta, Petrusa and
Caggiono the deaths and destruction Of property
Very great In Sasrno many edi6ces are rent 10 two;
| two churches and the barracks SEVERELY injured
despatch from the intendsnte of Banlcsis has inst
reached us stating that in Potenza the earthouske
was most severe, and has caused much damage !:
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He thought that Commodore Paulding had c..
mItted grave error, and that this remark BY
President was sufficient censure on the condue
that officer.
Mr.. Pittle,, Of New York, followed Mr., Claw.
concurred with the Administration in relation to
Central American question. All right minded !,
unbiased men would applaud the Conduct of C..
modore Psudng. In conclusion, he entered his !,
test against Amsricanzing Central America with
an invitation to that end.
Mr.. Lamar, of Mississippi, during his hour, o.,
in defence Of the proceedings leading to the adop,
of the Lecompton Constitution. and took occasior
say that Gov. Robert j.. Walker had violated
pledges, and that Stephen A. Douglas had up.l
taken to outrage Southern rights because there !,
slight prospect of Kansas becoming slave St,
Mr.. Montgomery justified the arrest of Gen. W,
er, and was in favor of having him arrested and !,
back to Nicaragua to be dealt with by that offsn;
State.
MIR. Zollicoffer made speech in defence Of G,
Walker, contending that he had not violated the n,
trality laws. When he had concluded, the comm,
arose aud the House adjourned.
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and proceeded to close the discussion, by advocating
the passage of the Senate BILL Before concluding his
remarks he yielded the floor for motion to adjourn,
which was submitted by Mr.. DEJARSErTE, and
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