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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-03

In A FIx.-The editor of the Dolta
(Miss.) Citizen thus describes the lawful
fix he has been placed in by the overflow:
We arc completely watcr-bound, our Of
fee being unapproachable except by water,
craft. This has been our awful ix for
9 10 these many days This state ofaifairs
is getting somewhat 'worrisonie' and nm.
profitable. Therefore, if the waters do
not subside soon, we intend to erect guard
and Tenders around our Office, and 70 into
the wharf-boat business"
THE 0RlGE or SoRRows. I'VE fancy
that all our afiiictions are sent ,,s directly
from above; sometimes we think of IL Ia
piety and oontrition, but oftoner in moroso-
meas and discontent. 1t woul2 be well.
however, five attempted TO trace the cause
of themj weshould probably find their or
igin In some region Of the hoart which We
mover had well explored, or ia which NO
had secretly deposited our worst indnlecn.
ces. The clouds that intercept tho heavens
from us; coae set from the heaYens i..s.ss
from the earth,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-03

WAsHiNGToN, June 22.-It is under
stood here that official intelligence has been
received from England, in which the right
of search is not insisted on; but as both
Governments are dcsirous of stopping the
slave trade, the hope isexprcssed that some
arrangement will be made to ascertain the
character of all vessels suspected of being
engaged in this traffic.
Private letters received in this city from
sGoy. Cumming, state that he hopes to CON
troll che Mormons through Brigham Young
Should collision occur, long and expen-
sive guerilla warfare is inevitable,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-05-15
{ IA

0a nsetpretfe. .4.
NlcStpf, per @aG. 40 Cts. 80 -.
8Dbnen, ter Sufbel 81 %.
Butter, Bette @oben Is Gents per plumb, @tabes o., 6pH
&c, Sastu,ter Is Cts.
raider, So Gents per plumb.
rbfen, 1925 nr Sad G. Bu1b.)
eoen n, 40-45 Gents per 9fdnb.
toe Madaret. no. 1 $t3 SOFA per 100 Yuab So.
3. $t3; ND. 3. 8rDBe 81 bite fletne 1925.
9drtnse, aabr. $4,5O-$5; 9alttfar. $2,5O-$3 &C.
ranSsste Sea 25,45 per Sor; S4ab. per 8ab $t2;
8ra@ts- 0a6tt4e) @anbttx, wei&fb Is Cts. bartfd.
SUI IS @Iintsa Li s555 sls. sst IS S. s'r ao Ptattp;ta,
II Gts; @ttrpnem, 1919; Stranger. 81 5O-2.25.
@etratbe, Wstten, rUtber 100 los, Weiber gutter 10
100, better 100 Cts.
Corn, rstgss 6l-6t eelbes 64-66 Ste.
safer, 9irs unb Wtarpl: 1886. @enal. 80 @ts.
&Ug8 n, Warglanb Is, penn. 20 Cts.
@epIr5 ptemunt ~ Cts per 9f, 0rlten go, pftn.
Snsmer 5A-6H, -Nastataab 60-65, pfefer 1O-1O15,
Wnstatblatbe5 0-55 Gents.
9aanp, 9euoianii$er 2247 Yfanb So.
9Rps, per Gpnne S3,75-4.
. {, amerifanii&er per aUnne ~$l25-1s5, Msaniua Der
plumb 81 Cts, rufti&er per GDnne 1925.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-05-15

I6er Grridtung zines PDliSei> uno TeuersTeles
grapben gu inltruiren. Nuf ben Gid 9ele9t.
Die pom 5weiten 3weis eInselanfene SroOs
nan3 lber MiebersA blddbuns De8 @iSentbumS
puroe an9enommen. Scnlt famen nur prlpats
@elddite Dor.
3wetter 3wei9. DE pben ertpdbnte
Oroonan5 iter 8ieOer, Ibiddsuns oeS Gisen'
tbumS wuroe pailirt uao Damn Dem erlten 3pelse
9el9idt.
Dem Beldlu1e bes erlten 3peises iiber Die
Seaboons 8rGmien iparo bei9elttmnat. Sic oaS
Mc OoncusbsG ermahtniB Earo cine Gcnfe-
ren5>Gcmmittte ein9e1est.
Die Orbpnan5 Gber ScaenounS beS Sail.
baueS mulbe palltrt.
ME Sppenbeimer &reu3. SO
Shnetber 81 o., 46 Scutb Scmaroltr +,
nabe Der Yrattltr. baben neben anceren Serrs
l;9feitet1 ben unter benz Nalnen uSppenbeimer
&reu5" 10 beriibmten @ein gu perfaufen. User
.piele8 &reu3 auf ltd nimnt, Der perSiBt leoeS
Saus- uno onoere &reu5. Neben Dem aQe5eit
sefdQisen unD freunoliden Srn. W. S4net@
3 t maltet an Ger Stdtte DieleS &reu5e5 Der
cole 8acdus. Brieiter NGDel iber ben, lett
er gum Md6ter be5 &reuSeS beltellt wuroe, Elm
gang neuer @eilt setommen 1T. Nie Die Sins
ger am 8finsltfelte, reoet 6err Nocel in 3un-
gen, aber nidt in proioilden, %ionoern in ses
reimten. Oa8 &reu5 bat ibn gum ltetS relnls
%fertiseu, imprppilirenoen Bpeten seltempelt.
Wer baber pes 2ebens Prpla uersel1en mill. Der
urternebrile einen Sreu5eS uS nah Jr. 40
Scutb Scwarolr.!
gp 8rontfr.>E beater.- Seute
Mbenp, alS Oenefi5 fir 0rn. unger, Der
pGreft0nt9, pper Spieler unc Gopten9rdber.
Im WtOntu9 Sbeno Ibldieps.B enefi5 fir
6rn. W. 8Sttner+ Ts
RP Sn Der Eurnbale Nrc. 800 Welt>
BrattltraBe miro prr beute NbcnD an mleoer
isoen Samlta9 unO Weentas AbenO Concert
Wtu1if ltattfinDen.
ne Wir MAIDEN bas Publifum beicnbera
auf Die Iu3eise bs8 l1nabb. Tnrnpereins auf
m~erflam. Der Serein bat feline @artenwirtbs
ldaft aufs 8elte einseriAtet uno per5apft Bed'e
~fumicleS 2aserbier. b
R1P Serr u. 8 a II Grtner miro am
nd6lten Wontas feline ueue @arteumirt9lbaft
in Ger. As albemarlelirabe nit einent aus9e.
Sei4neten 2un9 e%r0ffnen, wobet etn 8ld8hen
auSse5eianeten PbilaOelrbiet 2a9erbierS per'
5apft wirp. afa1 SIS
go Serr g6ar1es HSber bat in Ger.
62 SerinstcnltraBe, nabe @barle8, eiuen neuen
@onfectteners Stere, pertunoen nit eilem famo-
fen @i5credm-S Salon, etablirt uno miro f~crtwlb>
reno frtide SPECS, @af8 uno au59e5eianete fri
l4e 6ri9te an 6anb baben.
Ca Serr @ecr9 SieBmunn, Nro.
17@ Srcaowap, bat aud einen pScmmersSa
lonN in weldem fcrtpabreno atle Sorten Gcnz
dictionary, @iscream nno WineralpaiIer per>
weroen, e%rGfnet, %,porauf paS 9ublifun
aufmerfiam sema4t wirO.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-05-15
&rGufeu mt.D SetOsnpem.
DIR. Swayne's
5uiammensefester Sprup bon @ilDfirIGen
{ NuRerprOentltcbe Rur.

point 8Uds, 5ricbrtd Co., Mb
Or. gu asne-Q 1ertber Ser Is ais eIne Wahht a..
gen bas pabltfum t%etra0tenb. sralet6 aber nm Csnd osrsSdbt
81 tstn, ntl tb SUD nit etaer mia felbt betrcTemeea Sur f.
Ben narbe- SIN lestsn OttObet bate i'd eiae darfs 8ratfsr-
teltnn9, aus Dsl&er IT'D eiatSef&Dur bitbete bas it'd aud Set
anO Sitter a%usparfsn. Mein atbem fuaafs SartS bic 9 Smu
paliiren uni aub bur4 bic OefFnuns in metner Braif, an
f@etue END NIT srUser estGtigteit; babel bate i'd Iaa unb
@a@t etnea beLttssn 5afen, perlpr ben 4ppettt nnO rrarOe
ls1r btnfaitB. y pas rtetnr Asr5te aae Sofnuna ~aafsabsn
Sn bisfem sisaOsa 8afaao 6iieb i'd cine LANCE 3sftt, bts i'd a.
ttnem @trtppe .ab8enaeert mar, nno fir MTG ale Sofnuno
Serl6panben fHten. Da ta dber tn ben 5 ettunsen Don ben
1telea WunOerSpllen 8uren seleien bate, bic @aer - 3 u :
atas Rssoorbrss9t.e, fo si$5tdts ID eisia fir funf sottsla
n1etaen 9rpBen @rtaanen unb 3ur 5reaoe meiner 5amilte.
rag bic Sennuns TIT Der 0unge AT 3u beilen, mstn 5ufen
lg wieoer 8eiunb
l1s e. iaaf sabre fao esrFohsn anS mod Bin i'd sta sefnn-
EN- leBten IS MtOnaten ntdt einen Sag trdnt sepeien uno BE-.
femme, BAT i'd quo srubea Dant f@ulOis bin. @&tunssSOl.
Der unterl&rtebene lit NIT GbOmas DtrOn eenau bsfannt
e UNI taaa eslsue en-. PAP ss lpts oSsa a%"gsssDsa, bsaaftet mar.
@r If Elm ~wIrbtses Wtitslteb Der GSefeGfGaft. lI'
r8sr Sames o. 0arboru%, p
@afpr Ss Berliner 8rsies Der Baltimore &cnfetrus.
So gDer fann BITE 9etlbarfett Der MuSsebruua be,petfeln,
nadoem er elm 3easais pte Os Obtse eelefen Dat.
70 stOt MUIR cine tuesl ldBiSe 8u1ersttans ua gBtIbfirf&en.
unS bic ein3i8t bic BON etnent orOentli&en &rste 4aubereitst
QBtiDetrl6en." d e.a KS. a.4 ~ bas II,
8ranfbeiten, wslden er an8emtFen IT, unit, fir pelde BITE
erltaunlt9ten 8pl8en aus bedeu @ebrau6e f6 3eteten, nnGn-
lt4 = puhen, @rtaltunsen, &usssbrune, 8rona!tis, @ns.
b%ruatgreitr blauer 9ufen, 8lutipeten, 5eiierteit. Thma6t
ottn1nte, Settenfe1en poer Bruffhmersen, eel&wG1te &pa.
fieuticn (gesen NtBtraun BON &alumel unb >antertn trTI
6tnO 5er3flDpfen pOer 6erStranfbeit, flbenbe Retsuas pDel
&ntsunoun9 Der 8eble, &c. .DGetne n~abrbaften @t9enfddfter
berei3ern ub r~etnt8en bas Slut, unb unterpaltea bic Srafi
90 Der Nppettt fe9lt. Maetnieer S.rferttsers haE4 =
Or. " a . n uno SD9n t~I-
.4s- 4, Nprtb Seventy Street, uber benz Wtdrf
philadelphia. r4t es2aHh ef4.
Serfauft BET: r44
s.. 9. GDpt. So. rs 8atttmpreardse;
p. 80. &D6ltng, SO. 95 broadway ;
6. 8rep, So. ST gtDrtb @apfrase, unb
in Der OUtce bt8 yVoltimcre Wefer,"
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-05-15
Office Der Baltimore Wa6er-G omp.
ea NDrSfchf

Das @efes ipirb NIT @tsenee sesen cue periunen ansepen.
bet petben, wet6c bethn Betreten BIS Bite NeIerppirs una bens
ben SrunObefsss Der StaOt, Ober bei'm 5aOen. 5il6en u. (. 10.
tn ben @spadsrn ertappt w%srbsn. Die YpItset bat ~befOnbere
Snfrufttpnen, ale berartt8e lie tertreter su ~perbaften.
MfatS. 3mt r SaS. S..SWter, Waner.Smgenteur.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-05-15

@tubtratb.- Nbenb be8 IA. Wai. -
@rfer3weig. Son Der p~ereinten Spe.
,iol. Committee fir ben 8Oli5et= unb Seuers9es
eoropb lief Der Mutrus elm, ben Wtanpr gum
IHdlulIe eiae8 @pntr0ttes nit pAiqips 6 60,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-05-15
@taSt Gpmptrpuers offce.

l. Baltimore, ben 10. April 1858.
Nptts irtrb bierintt eeBeSen, bas aae Don benz WtapOr nnb
StIbtratb ppr Baltimore ~ausseaeate ri, nfen rom 1. bis sunt
30. n6d,fen Wcnats erneuert perDen mullen.
Ap21, Int . a m. 81 nccmbt II, Comptroller.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-05-15
2leiOer! MIei6er!

NSS yteue uno 1dSne Derrenfletoer fir
grabjagr unb SOmnter TAB su base N tn ben aietOerlaOen bs
9errn SEQ. Wc&, Seal, an Der ~ylprbnef. sfe Spn Baltimore
unb 8rsO %ertfaraBe. Die f&bnfe Nuanabl ben otefen fur
@6ds, g5efen, fOwte @animtsre nb Gl&er &c. %betdnots an
5anb unb psrben btefeiben fir bic &unben aufS bette unb
i3Dnie s%erarbettet. 8erttge &letoer rDn aaen Sprten aa cen
~btlisftu Yrsiien. 8Sntmt unb prIfet felbf. Mp13,1 Init
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-05-15
StelnN;Sodlla

an Der Baltimore uno Sbice@ iIenbabn.
Ser Undergraduate BAT biefes 5utel uab eomn ,rpirt6f6af
lbernpmmen uuot 1T berett Drpat @eienfbaften, finite 60 gen
unb .@rruraOnen auf bs bette su benirtben. Dte dasBeDe1n~
tan ub fbSn angeleeten 0uftipdibdan, fppie BITE dome berrlt .
de @sseno btetea ben befen . ersnieunesp1as fir ptenid'S
nno @rcnrfenen BON @efeGibaften unS S6uleu, unp &ue,
pelGe germ etnen Sag tn Der freftn Natut gu Derb ftneen min
f6en. Anfra9en, um ben plaB fir @rcurit0nen gu benuBen,
rnnf n cine VDp9e Dor benz 1oge an pelcten bic @rcur1tOn
%lfattfn6en fcl, 8ema6t iuerben, = Die beten Gpeilea uno
@etrdnfe fnb ftits berett.
Mbr3o, 2gRt &. M. Qpne, GidsnttImer.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-05-15

80 @u9en Sd0nins' 8 ausSe5elas
neteni s&webff& Sitter, subereffet aus Gbiaarinb'
ea nntsaoli4ss @ittel, eeaen 3sserbsiawerbsa, Sc ibfaa4
Dssssple, unpsrOaultdteit, 3srpenf4pdas. afpn ma, stsrO NJ
~ 1ssn entfebeaben 8rantbehen. 1T 5u SOC Die 8lafde II
ertGufen In Der Sfies beS g6eter5. ~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-05-15
SEnhIsMnchrichf

Rtaft eines Ut 60 Der @eneral.Ademblp Des Staates WRdrb.
,,@in @ft fir @rmtttsInns Der Meinuns bes gcIfes nber bic
8wefradBtBfeit Der 8erufane elmer Convention UNI cine meme
Contribution unb 5Orm Der %Jegterune btefes Staatee Az emf.
werfen, unb sur VeranfaLtung Der QDabf BON D,leeafsn fir
beiaete Gpnpeatton." a d. rt6t wtrb btermft aeae.
osnen gDatbs Der Stabt Baltimore, bb stnt gDatl ~abeebaltem
plro an ben psrf3isoenen StirnnplGsen Der QDar6s an D E m
an benz 26. belasttn MOnats ifl in 9etref Der 5ra8e fur
etne eonSenttOn, UNI etne teae Contribution un6 Storm Ter 8e'
etsrans ~ entgerTen, unO iOl babel in 5anbfSrtft Ober &C.
6rudt ant ben Sttmmmj stteln, peI6e ~abgegeben wetoen, bic
aSorte bsmtrtt fetn. ~ Convention" DOer ,,&sainsf a Con-
eenttpn" PIE Sttmnfdfen fOlen nGbrenb be9 pbengenann-
ten cages 9eDfnse bletben BON 9 ltbr W(ctaenS bis 6 u5r Na6>
ntttta8s, mic p0rsslGrisbsn pom Yefes.
DmaS@r edmer,
Wt1t0s20 Sbertf Der Stdot BAL imDre.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-05-15

Gibbs $15 WdDnlafcbtue.
.,an40 Gibbs $l5 NdDmafdbine+
Gibbs Sis NGbmaftDine.
Garautirt, ba6 fs ale Grtea Son Nasten 70 gut MAIDEN
fWe rgenb eine Der t 8 GU ern Wd16tnen. Ste perben bdS
game srfe Sabr bin urp in asparatur ssbalten. pbas bag ss
bea 8dufer bas ~8ermefe fcfet.
sa9 sn L. d. Chase, Iaent
Sebtl7,tSabr ~ fq 3o. SO, 8alttnnDretr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-05-15
Gffee bee Sta6tz& omnniifaira.

lH Saltt ore, ben 30. 4prit 1853.
Mtttbetlungen Iber 9umpen welde Der VI MS.
be1terun8 beOarfsn, fnO an %f08en0en 9tdBen 3u laden unb
perten bea6tet meroen: IVY
20are 9eleaen, Bet g0n. Greentan, So. t6, Gbaat sfrase, i'm
1.tttleren ODER 6fltGen YOlijet StattOns.Saule pter in bteier
Office. az I4a
punpsn, In Ser fanften, fe6steu, febenten, a&ten, setnten
nno elTtea QBaro 8eesen, Bet s p1rb 9are, Ode Spn Seller.
ipnitr. unb Brpabmas, unb mte pben.
Yartpen, tn Der %jpblften, b%re3ebnter, Stersebnten, %neun3ebn>
zen uao 5panat9aen 28atb seIesen, Bet Sctn Iler, Yacafr.,
aape Sertn8tOntttate, tn Der wetltgen unO ntlttlerea YOltjets
station, unb IN biefsr SfAce.
Yumpea, n Der fanfssDaen, feGssetuten, fe6ensetnten unO
a@te9nteft SSaro 9elegen, Bet Wn IS. N1dn, Barretr,, nabe
ub tn btefer Office. n@r y,
@He Yerlonen, wel@e an benz prbentliGsn 3ufdnoe Der 9nnt-
pen Snt'refe pdpen, nercen tri ubt, ppn benz Sbi9en &ennt-
nrB ~ nspnen uno fb sebbri8 barnad) ;a rt1ten. 7Bsag %
SIM Auttrdee. Us. s.. Qutncb,aG 90
Wai8 int 3m. y. ~. Gferf bes Gt,ht-G rn,riaoi.s
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-05-15

"a Wir seben ur1ifebeno cine senaue Ga-
Belle BON benz DiSfcnto Der peridiepeneu 8ant=
npten i'm bieli9en Serfebr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-05-15

SD erlaube mir Eternii- netnens Runpcn fspte bent Spubs
ntadern i'm Mlasmeinen, BITE ~ergebene Mnsetse tu made bdB
i6 wesen Mansel an Naunt tnein @ef&Gft aus So. z 6ar-
rtfpnftr. mad SO. 67 9anDperfr. (Sdnpper Wtdrft) Derleet
BABE, ppIltf ib einen beoeutenben 9erratb BON Sptl. umb
Ober. 2eber su ben b%taisdsn @retien an 9unb balte ndmftG
Gi9enlobsS rblen.2 eper Semlpf@S o9lens2es
Der, ielbitsemadtes SdubsS firtins unS ale
Sorten Sberleoer, bieliss lomie fransSfide
&albs2eper, 8uffz2eper, &tps2eper, Yterpes
2eoer, Marccco, Sutters2eoer &C. &C.
DMuG babe tb enen beSeutenoen @Orratb BON e~epnlftem
SttefelsS0Gfte fSwie betpbene Sttsfel. SHGfte VOL befen
frdnsSHf6en 8afb-9eber, Sdab unb Mann'ss @atterelp-
pers ppn ~berfelben Sualttdt Qeber SdubmaHer ID erfseus
(5tnbtnss), fpwie auseeihntttene 6pblen fnb gu ben nte-
brighten Yretfen Su baben BET
.. QcutS SertdttuG
San2O-S So. 81 5anpperfraBe am Dtdrft.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-05-15

NEMMNsWEaM- mad -.
Srenten uno 6nnre
Iber SOnt6ampton.
Die f4bnen unb neaen Sereintsteu Gtaaten Soft
Dampffbife
xSlriel~, Captain &uolpm rs 9a
unp r.,E
xNprtb Star", Captain &efcDre' H.
abren Dittass UNI 10 l1br pom pier otp. 8 @prtp @tDeriw tt
t3lgt db: r. -eIs5ys
grtel", - Is. Otat,
nuns sSaut uaO nit feten pdferb t&tet Mttbeiiansen yerfs-
ten. e&in %erfdSrener NrSt beFneet ftA aaf teoent Oanpfer ;
Die BAfia9e@Yretfe itnp:r,
E Grfte Salute $50 .rrga
3mette Salute $50
0rttte &aiilte $50 .s9 as
etnIblteeliG Spaer unD gutter Set5ftsuns. IS Dtrb MIR cine
aertnae Nnaabl YaRasiers fur bt, brittle 8ailte ansencrmen.
Deeea Sra9t pDer @adase peabe man fb ausf6ltesli9 an
@ ID. Torrance
See. 5, Bombing Green, NewsO Drt. +
ndbe Der 8dttertr.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-13
ACtEf.9 REES B.RHCGCE, F.HE09TFsE
q and Dealer in Coach and Sadtery Hardware,

/ name in part axles, springs made of the best
steel; bands, enameled and of all kinds of leather
cloths, Innings for carriages, varniscs, castings of
all kinds, saddle trees English bride lcathers bits,
stirrups, spurs, names, fine silver names Of all
kinds, Jenny Lind Gig Trees, self-adjusting pads,
Taylor's patent hames fly nets shoe threads, horse
blankets, London Girth Webs, American Girth
and Rein Webs, both cotton and WOTsted; London
and brass lined Inartcngal rings superior kerseys
for horse covers the best quality of carriage bolts,
patent gig trees &c, sc. .-.... .s....
keep in fact everything appertaining to either
branch of the business, and understanding both
branches thoroughly, would respectfully invite
your attention before purchasing elsewhere. @
al2o-d,Sw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-13
Meetings of secret Societies.

EraasriIIe Lodge. No. GA. !. CoLBURN, Score
tary Regular meetings first and third Mondays in
each month, at Masonic Hall, corner of Main and
First street.
EcaaxciHe II. A. CAupter, No. II. w. T.. HoL-
tNGswoRTII, Secretary. Meets first Friday III each
month, at Masonic Hall.
FELLOWS.
Morning Star Loge, M. flames SWANSON,
Secretary Regular meetings every Thursday eve
ming, corner of Main and First street
Cresa,ett Ledgs, No l22.-,lofN GREEK, Secretary.
Meets every Tuesday evening.
Schiller LoIye, (tie.mpD No. 13S.-JnHN DAN
NETTEIL. Secretary. Regular meetings every Fri
day evening" t
EcutsriHe EncdmpmeRf, No. 20.-C. G.. KEATz
Scribe. Meets second and fourth Mondays in every
month
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-13
Places Of 1Yorshfp.

The following Register of places of public wor
shin. NAV he 81 intsrsst to straneers Visiting our
cit1. 10y - y ""',eS- =
60 r,.;.., ,1,.,.,..,;.a, G, rab.,. ,gh.rch.-
o. Ts Gms,e@ nsseIsGs o., and fnrle streets
On Ihird street., between DIVISION anu ~ 81 So
WILLIAM ocHaIpF' fas,or. hheo'sa' , o'e,' a1t'
Jay, at ~ cioch' a. NJ. :,
ChristfuR Ciarcl,-At Young Mems Christian Han,
Third street, between Main anu sycamore. services
very Lords day at lO2 O'Clock. se.if sTas
cj5 ,,,.s,,,,er;,, ,1bnrc6. IN. SION Second be-
tween Main and Locust streets. Rev. wILL1aM Me
o o,eork and 3 ocIoek :. NJ sabbati, school
at @ ocIock 4. NJ PRAYER Meeting every We'd
ncsSav eve,,;ng ot o'clock
80, (,r.s, eo sc, cauuor Vine
fEtra fresogefiHh Chnfeh, ". to.l--ooTner slae
anu oecou streets. eeS; paiL $500
fastor SERVICES every saDDaIii a. lV52 eiooh, a.
NJ, and clocS, n sb,h Schoel AT 30
a. n; Lr'ser 'aeeuhS every "eunesuas esoAiii5 ~
cioeh.
50. Paurs, piscopdliaR(-Corner First and Chest
nut streets. Rev. SYDNEY WILBUR Pastor. serVi-
ces every Sabbath at 1917 o'clock, 4. NJ, and o.
clock, P. NJ. Sabbath school at 4o'clock, Pm
OH - ne iss,,n,,;on fRo,,an Gafholel-sec-
ord straef Letyy.cn Main and Sycamore Rcys.
ANToNy DrptrR and P,rrIck NcDERMorr, Pastors.
Services every Sabbath morning at and 10 o'clock
| yespers at 3 o'clock, p. NJ. Meetings every MORN
Trinitv GLurch (tIer,aan Isonaass CatholicJ-Third
street. betwg.n Vifie and Division Rev. FRANCIS
KIT 81 Pastor Erryicns every sabbath at s and
10 o,cla.k NJ. snbbath school at :, o'clock p N. :,
and meetings every morning through the week at
| 8 O'Clock, A. NJ.
II S,cect ft,ucb (sretbo1istl-Incle street, be-
t,raa1 Seventb and Eirhth Rev j. UIGHT, Pas
ron Services every Sunday at IOa o'clock, a. NJ,
and ~ o'clock p NJ. PRAYER Meeting every Fri
| day sanyanin,s III " 10 3 o'clock
genei JsfeI Syrf,oyue-k oilers Building, third
story. on Main street between Third and Fourth
streets Rev Mr. WEECIISER Pastor. Services ev-
ery Friday evening at o'clock, and Saturday
morning ut O'Clock.
-issociafioa et acknowledgements Hail. ON
Water street Services every Sabbath afternoon, at
2 O'Clock. .- es-4
Locust Street Church, (lfethoial-Locust street,
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have been made The Districts are desig
mated by the county or counties composing |
-them. The list was compiled by the Intlian
apolis Journal:
SENATORIAL CANDIDATES.
Brown and Monroe-Lewis Bollman, of |
Monroe;
Carroll and Clinton-Recd Case, of Car
roll;
Grant and Madison-Hervey Craven, of
Madison;
Jasper, Lake and Porter-David Turner,
of Lake;
Jefferson-John r. Cravens;
Kosciusko and Wabash--James D. Con-
ner, of Wabash;
Marshall and ST Joseph-Rufus Brown,
of Marshall;
Tippecanoe-M c. Culver;
Wayne-OthnieI Beeson.
Lawrence and Martins. r. Cobb, of
Lawrence;
Ohio and Switzerland-Benj. Robinson,
of Switzerland;
Ohio and Switzerland-Abel G. Pepper,
of Ohio;
Perry, Spencer and Warrick-H. G.
Barllwell;
Perry, Spencer and Warrick-David T.
Laird of Spencer.
REPRESENTATIVE CANDIDATES.
Boone-Clark Duvol;
Boone and Hendricks-O. y. Hamilton
of Boone;
Cass-Thomas II. Billinghurst;
Ekhart-John Thompson;
Elkhart and Lagrange-Charles L. Muir
ray, of Eillhart;
Grant-William Hall; --e-.
Haneock-James W. Hervey;
Hancock and .Shclby-Lewis J. Reeves, of
Shelby;
Henry. II. Mellett;
Howard-T ]. Harrison;
Hendricks-Levi Ritter;
Jay-George c. Whiteman;
Jefferson-D G. Baranham and John l..
Mansfield;
Observation-Disclosures Davidson;
Kosciusko and Wabash--Andrew ]. Pow
ers, of Kosciuslzo:
Lake-Elihu Griffin;
Laporte-M. G. Sherman and ". Fl.
Scott;
Marshall and Stark. 0. Parks, of Mar
SHALL
Marion-Jonathan w. Gordon and Isaac
n Cotton
Morgan-Cyrus Whetzel;
Monroe-NIartin G. Hunter;
Putnam. \. Rynearson and Joseph B.
Fordyce;
Randolph-Silas Colgroye:
Tippecanoe- Miller and l. n. Styles;
Vcrmllion-Aquilla Nebeker;
Wabash ohm Comstock;
Wayne-W. G. Jeffries, j. II. Hamilton,
and j. III. Austin.
Gibson-Harrison F. Kiger;
johnson and Morgan-Thomas Perry, OF
Morgan;
Martin-Milton Mckee;
Ohio and INSTRUMENTATION II. Gre
CORY, Of Ohio;
Spenccr-Calyin Jones.