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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-10-13
OUR RELATIONS WITH PARAGUAY.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.
Commissioner Bowlin will receive his final
Instructions to-day.
Paraguay will be required to apologize for the
numerous insults to our fag-make reparation
to the Americans who have been driven out of
the oountry-make satisfactory commercial
tresty-and open the port of Parana and its
branches to our commerce. In case there is
any refusal on the part of Paraguay, our fleet
will carry out the instructions they have re-
ceiyed.
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GEN, B0EHAX.

Pursuant to appointment, Gen. NJ. i. Iunllam
delivered sn address before q large assemblage
of his fellow citizens, i'll the Court House on last
Monday. He was restricted in time to the recess
of the Court and was not therefore, able to 20
fully into the discussion of the various questions
sprung upon the country during the last session
Of Congress.
His views upon these question are more fully
enlarged in his speech delivered at the Public
Dinner given him in Edge6eld, which we have
already published in our paper. We shall not,
therefore, attempt to give report OF what ne
said on this occasion. He very happily alluded
to his association with the people of Abbeville
District. He gave succiuct history of the
Kansas Embroglio in Congress, and we think
successfully defended Lis course in reference 10
the Conference Bill.
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MINISTER FRoG NlcARAGUA.-The Baltimore
Sun, of the 7th inst, says: Gen. Jcrcz, having
made 10 our government an ample apology, on
behalf of Nicaragua, for the offensive allegations
against dhe United States, contained in the man.
ifesto signed by the President of Nicaragua and
Costa Rica, on the occasion of the contract
formed with NJ. Belly, was, on Tuesday, the 5th
ins formally received by President Buchanan.
as the envoy extraordinary and minister peni
potcntiary from that Republic"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-10-13

Gen. Bpnham wished to act with the Demo
cratic party, when he believed it to be right aud
condemn it when wrong-was in favor Of going
into the Presidential Nominating Convention,
and favored the election of Judge Douglas over
Lincoln, iu Illinois. He gave it as has opinion
that Kansas would he admitted the next session
of Congress in violation of the Conference Bill ;
that English, the author of it, had publicly pro-
claimed bis intention, if Kansas applied, to vote
for her admission, in violation of the terms Of
his own Bill. lie thought the Union would Le
broken up if Black Republican should be cleo.
ted President. There were other prominent fea
lures of his speech, but our tune and space will
not permit further commept-AtJertHe Banner.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-10-13
Religious Notice.

Rev MIR. lake will preach at Red Hill, the
Thursday after the 2nd Sunday in Octob.r, at II
o'c'o ock, a. NJ; and on the Sd Sunday at Edgefeld
c. H., at 3'oclock, P. NJ.
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90 n N E r G. AL,
HAMBURG, Oct. 1lth, 1855,

The Cotton market has been somewhat depressed
and prices have declined within the past week. The
prices now quoted arc from 10 to II cents 2 b.
cording TO quality. X.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-10-13

TnR Cost np WAr.-Tho cost of q thirteenth
inch she'll. a. i flies trough The air. is from $40
to sI2. Tha esiimat. g st of firing thirtysix
inch bomb is NEARLY 5i5R, These figures afford
some idea of the @eheIlns 0Hte to which warring
soyesnmeats must submit
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-10-13
FOR SALE,
Money Wanted and must be had,

TO those who have patronsei me so literally
i during the past year return my thanks ;
but then don't know that should be so thank
full after all, unless those who are indebted will
come forward, in very short time, and pay up.
Those of my customers who imagine that sell
nv Groceries on credit merely for the sake of
having large amount owing to me, are certainly
mistaken My means would not warrant such an
idea, even if my desires were so inclined. But
gentlemen, I NOW WANT MONEY; and you
whom l have credited, without doubling your
ability or inclination to pay, now appeal to for as
sistance. Pay ME my dues And what you do, do
quickly. E. T. DAVIS, Aat
Oct 13 If an
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A Beautiful Residence for Sale!

THE Subscriber is Icsirous Of selling his DE-
l. LlGHTFUL RESIDENCE. situate one mile
fr"m EdGelleld c. H., OIL the old Stage Road from
Edecllcd to Augusta. On the premises arc every
improvement necessary for the comfort and con-
venicnce of family. The Tract contains about
Forty acres, portion OF which is woodland.
sB Call soon, if YOU wish to buy. Terms ac-
commodating and reasonable.
L. $. JOHNSON.
Oct 13 If 30
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oBITU. AIRY.

DIED, in Chattahoochce County, Georgia Sept. 9 ith
1858, Mrs. ELIZABETH j., wife Of CHARLES c..
KESyERLY, und daughter Of job Jones, in her 2sth
Year.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-10-13

Sc" We have received IL communication from our
o,d friend ''E L. w" which s.ail appear in short
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-10-13

asE~ The Election at this place On Monday and
Tuesday up to ; o'clock, (thc hour we 90 to press
pissed oil quietly. There ONLY 29G r'st-a sulsll
vote foS this place.
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THAT wALuALLA pRoGREss1oN1sT

Thai "hLNNLIN EHSVU1kF1ssfON1s1.
The Walhalla Banner writes thus Of The God Of
the Biblo:
"The Ribo speaks of God, but it is far different
one to what intelligent minds conceive of in our day;
nsd tho Bible God, ~ il says itself, was only tho God
Of Abraham, Isaac apd Jacob pr qf tho heavens and
tho Earth. Tho grcut Epiyersal Father gf all tho
children in VII tho rrdiluental Earths splorss and
their heavens Ia nut mentioned jim tho lsibs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-10-13

y Tho Lexington District Agricultural sorioy
will hold hoir second Far the 2ls and 22d Of tho
present month, at Lexington village, on the same
grounds occupied Last year.
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FOR SALE,
MY MILL TRACT OF l. land,
lfl containing

Four Hundred and Fifty Acres,
One hundred and fifty in cultivation-situalc Al
miles from Edgefield Z. H half mile from the
Plank Road to Hamburs-on a part Of the head
waters of Horns Creek. Much of the unclcared
land is valuable for Corn and Cotton.
Tier arc on the place new and highly finished
Dwelling House and rev outhouscs; a Spring Of
good water, and a Saw Mill in new repair and
goed running order.
Price sl2 per aclc if time is eiven.-Somctlling
less for cash. Nj. l.. BONIlAM.
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
nv ORDINARY.
Abigail Stalnaker, applicant, L

Abigail Stalnaker, applicant, 4
vs..
Susan Stalnaker and
T. L. Martain Guar, ad litcm, Def is.
DY an order from the Ordinary of Edsefeld
- District, shall proceed to sell at Edgefeld
e. H., OH the first Monday in November next, for
partition, the Real Estate of Samuel Stalnakcr,
decd, Tract or Parcel of Land lying and being
in the District and State aforesaid containing one
hundred and fortythree (li3) acres, more or less,
and bounded by lands Of S. B. Strom, Tandy
Buckhaltcr and T. Seieler.
Terns-On credit of twelve months from tho
day of sale. Purchaser to give Bond with good
personal security and a Mortgage to the Ordinary
to secure the purchase money. Costs to Lc paid
in cash, and to pay for Titles extra.
JAS. EDISON, S. E. D.
Oct 3t 40
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LOOK OUT FOR THE CABLE

y AM now receiving some Of Cyrus W. Fields
II & Co.'S. best LETTER and BILL PAPER, for
sale low. Also
Tho best old BR INDY and PORT WINE, bottled
by Mcssrs hanback, s, Cooper before adultera.
tion, for medical purposes, which has become the
order of The day.
Call in and examine my well assorted Stock of
Brandies and Wines, and all other kinds Of Ii
Iuors, Brands, &c.
feel assured can give satisfaction bo:h in
quality and price.
Bill made cut with dispatch, without defect in
Goods Or Paper.
s. E. BOWERS, As't.
ITonbrrn Ort 10 1888 If 40
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We thank the Pg,rioforitsair and liberal statement
of the Adrertissr's position in this matter, which
occurs in another part Of the same elit5rial.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-04
Important from Washington.

WAsuia1ToS, JAN f--PN
The Times Washington correspondent. suys
the tone OF tia. Admins Il alton relative H.
Commodore Pauiding is materially mosaifiet
Capt. Eagle has received permissi4n to de-
lay Lis return 70 Aspnwalf until ~ zlth of
January. IonmodoIe Pauidine Viii proba-
bly, carry Minister Lamar To Central Ameri-
ca before his RETURN and then come home IN
his own ship. whose cruise viii then be end
cd. thus relieving tho Comm0.lorr without
conveying moftifripe rehuke. Notwith
standing the positive official DEM neaI of the
Illegality OF Pauldihe's act. the President
pr.,.-1I, G =; pc; his admiration and APP
TIC sacrIhrcd nor the, r;tIsaliy Sustained.
Tie President inIicates his purpose to send
Il sic, ial message to Congress on the subject
on Monday. bat its character has not vet
transpired. tiS probably not yet settled,
The Heraid's CO.. re~p9ndent confirms his
sta sment. lie says the Cabinet had a long
'cssion tn day. I he PRINCIPAL sub ect DC ore
them was. understand. the conduct of Com.
Paulding. ! am led to believe from the
lights heine me. that the administration
wi J. under the circumstances. endorse th.
coursc pursue, d nv Paul.ling for under the
secret treaty. the Government has pledged
Itself To protect and secure the neutrality OF
.hc Nicaragua trqnSit rontc. and upon thi.
view OF the subject the Cou,uoiore's cas- vii
be fully justified, and. ii I am not greatly
m stakcn instructions will he sent 10 Com
faulding to keep that route open, whether
oi9y kade,l by tillibustors or not.
The Tribune aud Times correspondent
says Gen. Denver has written letters. saving
that he 'avors the courScof Gov. Walker and
Stanton.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-04

Safety and Relier-Old DIR. ii. James, about
shom Sew lors aui otlr Atlantic City press have
aid so much, has retired from practice, but Dr. Tho
Tiltons his soninfaw has been educated 70 trav
for him snddispense lis Invaluable MEDICINES Most
romnent among these is his extract Of Culnia rs In
iica which he discovered aftcr hard aior and deep
'earch in Calcutta. lie strove to make medicine I"
his only child nom death by consumption, and he
ucceeded. DIR. Tton, his son-in-law, is in Chicago,
Room No. al, State street, lie has already sue
'eeded in curing permanently, hundreds OF terri'l,
Asses of Consumption, Nervous Debility and Suffer
ing, Asthma and Bronchitis. The Colds and Cough
ne has banishei are innumeralle. The Cannabis In
lca is the wonderful blessing Of the Civ
Dr. TltOn call send for bottle fmedicne, which
sii dollars. lie will prV'L % you tllh
need not he sick, and that will cost tifie
10 get we'll.
Mr. "A Spiru-Dynaneter 70 test the s'reng'h %
he lungs, and ascertain exact state ot the PARENT
ieiirh.
r. Shy addressing Dr. Tilton note through tht
CHICAGO ut Ofiice, eucl,.i' four postage stamps
o recipe wall sent i'm returns free oi charge
prt tie Union AL letters weret
v. Address. .
DR.. TILT0N.
octliem- Box iss., chicago, / ).
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-04

~ The river %, linuc. To rise at this
point. At Loui- Vile the New Orleans pack
eIs are loa ling q. the city wharf with over
seven feet On the Falls.
.f- The steamers Chancellor and Teilon
were at the levee all day yesterday receiving
freight for New Orleans.
~ At New Orleans. on Sunday the 26th
ult. the wind blew quite gale. and several
Of the boats were in a very precarious condi
tion. The Penn .ylvania was torn from her
c, Md not come up TO the landing It'll a late
hour in the day. The Osprey was also cor
siderably damaged.
s4s- Thanks to the steamer Eaves for late
Louisville papers. a large party OF Ovens
boro folks were on board the Eaves Friday
night. on an excursion to Henderson. The
dance was kept up anil ell seemedto enjoy
themselves to the utmost. Capt. Duncan,
owing to this Greensboro New Years frolic.
did not wait until Saturday morning hut left
for Louisville after flying trip to Hender-
son.
~ We are indebted 10 Mr.. Archer of the
feet Southerncr for Memphi, papers left us
last night. =
20" The Done is the packet for Cairo to-
dry at noon. Passengers by the Done con-
meet ut Cairo with New Orleans boats and ut
Pnducah and Smithland with packets :or all
points on the Tennessee and Cumberland
Rivers. McCracken is in the office and will
book trave,ers to any point this side OF the
Belize. She will back out ut IL o'clock
punctually.
~ The steamers Marengo and New York
arrived Friday and Saturday. with full car
goes OF pork, tor Pitt>burg. Our shippers b,
sides loading the New o. leans packets u
nish good share of the upstream freight
the Pittsburg boats:
~ The steamer Highfyer. which left
| New Orleans OH the I'D ult., while passing
the steamer Rapids at Plauquemine. was rui
| into by the latter boat. The lar board heel
house Of the Highfycr was torn down. ant
she put back TO New Orleans to repair. He
passengers were brought up on the New
| comb
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-04

~ The weather is ut all times legiti
mate sub .ect of remark. The past few days
have embraced every variety. except real
wIntry weather. The mud in the streets is
almost unfathomable and many of the cross
ings are lost to sight" An enterprising
laborer made the ,r,sSing ut the correr OF
First and Main passable ON Saturday. but ut
other points unfortunate pedestrians. strug-
gled through at the imminent risk Of life ard
limb. 1t has rained every forty-eight hours
for week past, anil at the time we write the
prospect of drying up" is not fatteri: g.
The roads between this point and Mt. Yer
non are so bad that the mail is carried on
horseback. 1t is said that in all directions
the roads are in worse condition than they
have been for years.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
~ ~ -
ARRIVAL OF THE
NIAGA r. a +.

- aksA - oss8s 49, - SBS
HALIFAX. Jan IN
The Cunard steamer niagara arrived early
this morning. bringing Liverpool dates TO
December 18th.
The London money market was slightly
easier. Coisols tor account quoted al sz1s
@921+. Bullion in the Bank of England
shows large increase. Cotton closed jui,
with considerable decline IN prices. Bread
s'uff- quiet and gene ally unchanged. Pro-
visions dull.
Additional FOREIGN News.
HALIFAX, Jan Pm
Tie est'm { d. sales of. ctton on day Of sal, =
ing oo' bsies. OF which 10 were taken 10y
SPECTATORS. and the same number by export
ers. Market quiet. with rather better de-
mand. Stock in port 3ST oov bales. Man
chester advices unfavorable. Allqualities CT
cotton goods considerably declined.
Bullion i'm Bank of England has increased
81 1872 900 during the week.
- LIVERPOOL Dec 10.
Wheat buoyant. Fair qualities improved
most. but all qualities have slightly ad
vanccd. Corn firm Beef heavy. Pork
dull. Bacon dull; all qnAi,ties slightly de-
ciined. Lard heavy. Sugar dull and de-
clined Is. Rice heavy and slightly de-
s.incd.
NOLfilig UGH iCC'lNcO iEViu
dia.
AT Hamburg matters are improving.
HALIFAX. Jan. 9.
The Niagara sailed for Boston after a shert
detention. ami will be due in Boston ON Sum
day afternoon. Hcrmsils will reach Phila-
delpLia on Monday evening.
The general news is not very imp 4rtant.-
There is 10 later news from India
The Bank oi France has feduccd its rate
Of DISCOUNT to per cent.
The commercial cri>is in the North Of Eu
rope continues severe.
Affuirs in Hamburg improving. 4,
Messrs Powell IL Son. OF London. report
ed failed. The London disc"unt houses arc
easier an, the applications TO bank are light.
Financial troubles among wool manufactur-
ers continue. .r...
Messrs "heeSehrough e Sons Yorkshire,
have Tai d Other failures are expected.
France HAS imposed u duty on foreign
Another Intellectual attempt has been made
to launch the Lcviathan
The American Submarine Company are
said to have abandoned the attempt to raise
the sunken ships at Sebastopol.
LIVERPOOL. Dec Is.
The sales of cotton tor the week have been
% 900 bales. closing with declining tenden-
CIV. Holders are pressing on { e market
Prices show decline OF hall penny, particu-
larry for low grades.
NEW YoKK, Jan. 2-Y.
The captain o. the Niagara. reports having
when off cape Race. thrown overheard til,
dispatches OF the Associated Press, ant
burned blue light.
Nothing was seen of the news yacht.
The Niagara brings over &loJ.Ooo in spe-
Gle. e..
chardscn & Spence quote Western Cana
Flour ut 23sgZ5s; Southern 25s,Gs6s; OH,
| 27sCd2ss.
Wheat is firm. with an advance FOR. fin,
| qualities. which are quoted ut d. lOi and Z.
Corn firm mixed s3~asSs. Sd yellow %
5d@3ss white 57s4l3Ss.
| Pork dull. Beef heavy. Lard depressed
Sugar lie w, u "a decline Of 6dGli.
| American stocks unchanged.
The Manchester mark is dun.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-04

Ds Gs.rH's ELEcrRIc On.-Oniy three year
have elapsei since Pr,f. Cha'. De ;;r,th intro iuei
his wonderful Electric Oil to the citizens Of the Uni
,ei States and its use is almost u iversal Its
astonishing properties are know only to m, there
fore, beware fIreers a "a imiiat rs. The genuine
article he Obtained onlv NJ Prof. De Grath ), s.
Eighth street, heiow Ches ut His name is hdw nnto
the b,ttie, AID his signature is the wrapper This
Electric Oil is the only safe, certain, and speedy Gu
fnr Rheumatism, Gout, Sprains, strains, Lumhago.
Burns. Bruises, Hei ische, Neusaig.a, etc. Thous-
a. IDS up,n III Jus,nds have feen curei it. For sale
~ All spectacle Druggista throughout the United
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PhllaAelnhla MaHkA1.

Flour very dull; sales Of 600 good Ohio and
Kentucky ex,r, at IS and 40 extra family
at IS 81. Small sales Rye Flour at 81. Corn
Meal held at 81 Wheat comts forward
slowly and meets very limited demand; sales
If red at 81 lO9l. 20. and white at 81 l5@
80; highest rates only being realized for
choice lois kentucky. Rye >iesdy at Toe. and
Corn Mt 52@57. Oats duh ut 33,g34c. Sock
Flour TN hand 10000 bbls against lU7 900
bbls same time last year. Stock Wheat 55.-
90 b=sh against 5000 last year. Whisky
sells slowly ut 221p23c.
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s'incinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI. Jan IN
Flour is dealt in sparing.y, and dull at
s. 5oNS 81 for superhne. Whisky i'd
vs.nred To l5c. nj III good demand. Active
demand ter Hogs at 81 s'es4 75. Nothing
transpircdin Provisions; market dali. Green
hams 61f@65s.
CINCINNATI Jan. PPM
Flour very dali; small sales >uperfiIe at
g %. Oats advauxe,i To 33c- Fu hinge in
W heat Com or Barley. Rye 55,. Whisky
active; ~" hbi> sold at l5c. Cheese dun
81. Butter dull at 10 for go d roll. lioyr
duli ut tfr,lose; m. Ie sellers than buyers at
81 oJset Is. The sales add up $500 head
at prices ranging fem 81 40 Tor lso lbs av-
erage to g. - for 22u lbs average. Provis-
ions duh. Mess Pork declined to $l2 3d.
Prime LAID Sc. Bulk Meats nominal. Green
Hams M with fair. demand.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-04

"a The State Journal says that the Hon.
Z. Biddie, who was voted for in several
counties at the October election. for Supreme
Judge, to NIL the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation OF Judge Stuart. which took effect
on the LIST OF January- has resolved to test
the question whether prospective vacancy
Is within the meaning of the law authorizing
popular elections to fill certain vacancies
Tho question will be br"ugh. before the
Supreme Court Immediately.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-04

Low Within the past week
pork has been shipped from this point to n.
Orleans for IS cents u barrel. One of the
Oldest shippers in the city tells us that it is
the lowest fright he has known to New Or
leans for twenty years. The steamboatmen
have great difficulty in making the "two
ends meet" on their trips to New Orleans. =
4Over one hundred and fifty steamboats, are
laid up &c St. Louis.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-04

IMPORTANT TO THE DEAF AND BLISD.-Dr.
NJ Leod of Scotland. proprietor Of tine lnsti-
tute for the Deaf. ST. Louis. has arrived in
the city. and may he consulted by all who
are afflicted with deafness loss of sight.
The Doctor brings undouhted testimonials of
his skill. and the notices "f the st. Louis
press are highly commendltory. DIR. Nc
Leod will remain in Evansville onl, few
days. and those who would avail themselves
Of his valuable services should DO 40 at once.
The Doctor may be found ut the City Hotel.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-04
THE RIVER.


Marengo from ST. Louis to Pttshurg.
virginia from Louisville 20 New Orleans.
Fulton City rom Pitts urr To q Louis.
Switzerland from New Orleans to Cincinnati.
Fanny Ballitt from Louisville to New Orleans.
Gulnare from Cincinnati to New Orleans.
Memphis from Memphis to Cincinnati.
Glendale I, ON Cincinnati to Memphis.
Pacific from New Orleans TO Louisville.
Clifton from Pitts urg t" Nashville.
Seyenty-Six from Cincinnati to Nashville.
New York from ST. L.uis t. Pitts urg.
Lclanor from 81. Louis t., Cincrrati.
Diamond from uisyille to va svill..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-04

? ~ The story of II proposed marriage be-
swoen Lola Mentez and Prince Sulkowsky.
turns out 70 he false. The report has been
denied ny the prince himself. lie is living
upon j. farm IN New York. with his vito
and family. and possesses AN ample fortune.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-04

tHT he Hop at Marble Hail On Friday
evening. is highly spoken Of by all who were
present. Those who conduct the soirees Of
the Bachelor's Clnb arc well known As gen
tlemen of taste IN such matters.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-04

az Washington correspondent says the
Judiciary Committee of the Senate will re-
port unanimously against the right OF Bright
and Fitch to their seats. and tina the Senate
will sustain le action of the Committee.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-04
coal.

BODrkM MINING COMPANY,
(Oice on Water stl eet, under the Telegraph 0fce)
Cart loads OF Ii bushels of Bo,liam Mine Coal de-
livered to any part If the city at VI 10 per load Cos
weighed, IL sire, nj the expense of the purchaser
Notes Of solvent hanks of Illinois and Wisconsin Ia
ken in payment. JOHN wYMOND.
dec2s-tf. Secretary and NJ anager.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-04

tB- 1t is said that Senator Sumner. by the
advice of his Physi>ians. will return immedi-
ately to Europe and spend year in Egypt
ard India. lie will probably resign his seat in
the Senate
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-04

Hoss--The killing ut this point is about
over for the season. few contracts were
made last week at *400@i5o. The latter
may be called the ruling figures. We shall
endeavor to give the numhsr of hogs killed
here this season, ~ soon as the packing is
fairly closed