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AYE RS
-. CHERRY PICTORIAL,
~ wv FoR TUK RAPID CuRKoF
COLDS, COUGHS, AND
HOARSENESS.

Through q trial OF many ears, and through every
nation of civilized men, AYER'S CHERRY PFC,
TORAL has been found to afford more reliefand TO
cure of pulmonary disease than any OF her
remedy known to mankind. Cases of apparently set
tied consumption have been cured by it, and thous-
ands of sufferers no were deemed bey ond the reach
of human aid have been restored Ia their friends and
usefulness. to sound health and the enjoy ments OF
fe BY this powerful antdote to diseases of the
lungs. The dry hacking cough. the classy eye, and
the pale, thin features oil him who was lately iusy
and strong, whisper To all but him CONSUMPTION
He trIes every thing, but th- disease il gnawing
more over all his frame. He is taking the CHER
RT PICTORIAL now: IL has stopped his cough,
made his breathing essy: has steep sound ~ night
his appetite returns and with Il his strength The
dart which pierced his side is broken. Scarcely any
neighborhood can be found which has not some lIv-
Ing trophy like this to shadow forth the virtues
which have won for the Cherry Pectoral an I'm;
here. Nay, IL accomplshes more by prevention than
cure. The countless colds and coughs which IL
cures are the seed which would have ripened into
Group. Bronchitis, Hoarseness Pleurisy, WhOo2-
Ing COugh Snd a irriatons of the throst and lungs
are easily cured by the CT ERRY PECTORkLif
taken IN season. ES yer ta1iy should have II by
from the insiduous prowler which oauIes OF the
parent sheep from many flock and the darling lamb
from many home.
Authenticated evidence of these facts, with dreo-
toms for the treat nent of each Complaint, nsy be
found IN Ayers American Almanac, of which we
publish three millions and scatter hem broadcasl
over the earth. In order that the sick everywhere
may have before them the information it contaiIs
Drueglsts .nd dealers IN medicine generally have
them or distribution gratis, and also for sale these
remedies, PrePesed by DR.. G. AVER, Practical
A1 sold ~ 5Ic1 b cSsnj STWs Mss.
COON, alexandria. and by all dealers evsry where.
DOWLAND,R MAOOA saAp 0II 81 q IN ee.
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EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
MAHOGANY, WALNUT, ROSEWOOD AND
OTHER FURNITURE, AT PRIVATE SALE.

The snbscrbef having completed his assortment
OF Furnitufe, would respectfully s.zRyzn
ton, and the public. to cali and EEIs62
examine his stock, for them
selves. oonslst.ny of
Fine Mahogany, Walnut, Cherry. and other Wsrd-
robes.
Fine Mahogany, Walnut, and Cherry, Jenny LInt
and other Bedsteads.
Fine Walnutand Rosewood Etrseres, Ladies' Cab
inets and Whatnots.
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Sofas and Chairs,
Fine solid OAK Mar bic top and other Cottss Cham
Der Sets.
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Dressing and other
Bureaus, and SIdeboerds
Fine Mahogany and othor Chairs OF everJ desorip-
ton,
Fine Marble top, Centre, Sofn, and other Tables,
CHINA, Glass, and Crockery Ware, Looking
Glasses. 30.
by purpose is to cell az cheap as any other person
IN w ashinston, and on "a favorable terms and I
Halter myself that no person wishing to purcha.e
will be disappointed fthey give me a call.
A. GREEN,
6u lS-u No. 526 It'll street.
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THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
III PANY.

One of the SteamshIya of TINS Compsny csrrrinr
the United states Mail for ACAPTIsn sS.s..
CALIFORNIA and OREGON. leaves s&a8H
of the United States Mail IS. Cotnpapy a ,tsarer,
which leave New Orleans and New Work regulsrly
on the 5th and 10th of each mouth with the mai n
and passengers, connecting via PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspected and an
proved by the Navy Department, and guaranty speed
The Panama Railroad t<7 miles lorgD 10 now com-
peted from &C an TO oceaE. and is crossed an or
hours The baggage Of passengers is or ecked an
New York through Co san f-ancisco and passens srs
6ro embarked at Panama by steamer nj the c1,m-
PANS expense The money paid IN New York
covers all * penses of the trip.
. Reserve steamers are kept In port IN Panama and
san Francsco. 10 prevent detention m case of aooi
cent SO that The route Is entirely rsliabIe-po failure
having occurred Ia eight years,
me az Aspnwall '
Conductors go through b, each steamer and take
oharte of women and Oh -ldren without other pro-
tcc'ors. ' P'O
For through tickets al the lowest rates apply at
me agency: IN w est street, New York 70 = w
RAYMOND 10 A RMSfR ONG, HARRIS A.
o. ~ N-v onesns'-or Z. l.. BARTLETT. Bos-
eou. WAN
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q THE GREAT WONDER
VI THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

Says the st. Loris MOI Democrat: Below we
publish a lett TO DIR. Wood. of ihis city, frum q
gentleman In Maine, which speaks gowingly q the
superior merits OF his hsir tonIo Suoh evidence
mast lave Its effect, when coming from a reliable
source. certificates are guarantees of truth the
D. needs no enconlums, nor useless pufFery from
the press:
BATH, Maine January 10 1855.
PHorEs5OR ID. J. WOOD Il e3tlemen at
teaioc led few mouths STAGE highly
effects Of Fair Restorative induced to make ap
icscn of 1t hair which become ouite
gray, probably third white nay whskers
Character trse mouths procured bottle OF
your Hair Restorative, and used found Il WAS
proving what had wished. used IL about week
have since procured another bottle which have
Can certify the world the gray or white
hair las totally isafpeared, both my head and
my hair has resumed its natural color
soft and glossy than has been before TWENTY-FIVE ys
am now sixty old good Of a.ty
two, has used It with effect
The above notice deem due your d.
covery am assured that whoever will rightly per
directions, Will mot have contradict nv state
ments citizen Of this city resident here for t
last fifteen and known nearly every one he
and adjacent tsgns Any you ny of the sbove
with name attached "a at your vIsh 10 ne
serve the besut OF nature in OtheTs
am, truly yours. A. G. RAYMOND,
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l S.s EXTRACTS. al odors. Ct 6IBBs's
S'.ss rs Is ~ les. :s:s''s saa !" \; e, ss.''
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CHARLES N. KuGLER-

- No. 5ls Pa. acsnHe, bssnsen ID ord Sd ,t,
VIII furnish AID send ICECRAM in apy p<rt az
tne CITY sc 81 81 PERI ion; % cents Quart FAIRS
Festivals, Balls and Parties Of a kinds furnis al "a
| the most reasonable terms.
90 SIT q. ". KUeIEs.
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ApiES, TUCK and al sorts of cuM Bs A
Ssiss issI. nda WiIsTSs' Rssss. An % s = m
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WOODS HAZE RESTORATIVE.

BALTIsoRF January % lsss.
PROFESSOR Woep-Desr Sir: Having had the IL
lose the best portion OF hair OF t yellow
fever In New Orleans In ls54 TO tri
OF your PREPARATION, and found It the very
thing needed. by hair Is thick glossy and no
words can express my obligations giving
afflicted such treasure. FISLEY JOHNSON
The undersigned Rev. j. X. Bragg regular
standing and pastor the Church at
MAS he IL gentleman OF great influence universally
beioved WIN. DYER.
BRcoKrIILD, January L. 1sSs.
fnoykssoR ~oop-Desr Sir: Having made trial your
hair Restorative, gives piessure
has been excellent In removnS dandru
constant tendency 70 itching with which have been
troubled from childhood; aud has also hair
which wss becoming gray color hav. u,ed
no ether article with anything like the pleasure
profit Yours truly J. KBRAGG
The Restorative is put up In bottles offs s,xes.
viz: Large, medium, and small the small holds X
pint, and retalls for 81 per bottle; the medium
hoidsa least twenty per cent. more in proportion
than the small retais for 80 per bottle, the large
holds forty per cent more In proportion and
re "a = fg WssSsdD co p,o,,,.,o,. O.. Go
New York, I'm the great N. Y. Wire Railing Estab-
hshment, and ~ Market ST., St. Ions, No.
And sold BY Gil good Druggists and Fsnoy Goods
NNisHs "a lin
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Just srriyed and Tor sale, another invoce of tbst
pure CIDER VINE6AR Also 70 arrive in n fsv
days, ton prime Vermont Butter, in small oack-
ages 100 barrels prime Apples; 500 bushels VI hifs
Mercer and Carter Potatoes; 10 bble NO S,rsnher
rles; ~ bbls. ONIONS. 10000 Marrowfat Souash
Salt Fish Macterel, &c. no asvSg
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TED STATES MAIL LINE.
limited STATES MAIL LINE.
Only Regular L,ne, and Without Failu,.
for Eight Years.
FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Rsssisr SstIisg Days, STA Ssota erss.A ~o~sk.

CAuTIoN.-So many frauds and irnpo- <n<zs>S
eitIOls Of various kinds nave been lately <EEk
perpetrated on tTayoeTs bound TO Cal I-e<1a1R1kns
FORSlA, that tts suhscTI er. tho oDly xrthori ed
agent for passage {, the o. 5. Mai Line via Para
caution oil persons seeking passage to California
that. To AVOID IMPOSITION. they must be careful TO
Ind the true omce Of the STEAMSHIPS Of the u g.
Mail Line, VIA p6Iani8 Railroad, no other once
IN New York is authorized 20 engage passage
The Companies have only one offloe in New York
which Is ut II Vest street. corner of Warren St
fronting on the North River, al the head of the
Company's Wharf
&c OBSERVE my sign over the door.
ielS j. w. RAJ MOND, Agent. New YORK.
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Inn SUGAR, &c.
lVV BARRELS Porto Rico, Sugar,
hhds. choice q do.
Is do. do. Molss>~s
200 hole, half, and quarter boxes New Rs,s.ns.
Just received and for sale By
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ARR ANG sem MT!

hNhhNNhCs Il
THROUGH TICKETS osn b. obtained at the
GREAT SOUTHMESTERN RAIL ROAD
OFFICE, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th
street, Washington, on hoard of tbs Steam Ferry
Boat George Page at the Office Of the Orange and
Alexandra Railroad, al Alexandra,
Richmond, DanrlIkS, Lynok5urg, Bristol,
Rnogvitis, Dalton, atlanta, CHATTANOOGA,
Nashville, Hantsritie, Grand Junction,
Memphis, Montgomery and Ne,c Orleans,
By direct route, ard continuous railway connec-
tons to Memphis.
AfoTdlns greater Expsdirtoa and Comfort and
berg over - males shorter than by other
The steam fry boat George Page leaves the foos
of1th street ct So M, for AleIaIdra, where pas
seagers Is Se the cars for edmond, Charlottesville,
Staurton, White Sulphur Springs, Woodstock. &C.,
and st ~ T. for Richmond and sll points south
phls.
Baggage Wagon. and Omnibusos leave the once,
Pa. avenue, at O'Clock q. m. and .. m.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent.
jol7-tf Warrington.
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS
UST ReoeIyed, g large assortment of beautiful
FANCY ARTICLES, consisting of POrtemonaies
all kinds: Ladies' Purses. Perfumery and Toief
Articles mostly of English and French mann fac
ture, and imported direct from Europe by the Per
STA: Tooth, hair, and other Brushes as we'll IA all
the move ties OF the season. cons tantly on hand
Ladies respectfully invited to call and lnspect ouy
stock. yhlcn VIII be found superior to any thing Of
FORD & BROTHER,
Druggists and Pnarmaceutists
NO iS-oozW ia. ave. and 18th st.
ARE YoU ISsgRE D5-Ampe indemnity
lN6TON INSURANCE COMPANY. Ilnboe
corner OF Penn: avenue and 10th ut StOokbolders
DIRECTORS and officers all citizens of Washing ton nd
GEORGETOWN.
JAMES C. MCGUIRE, President.
u. ID. HANSON. Secretary. no 10 aoiif
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that. after Duh.
licaton Of this notice for SIX weeks 40 pication
VIII be made TO the Commissioner OF Pensions for
the ISSUE of duplicate of Warrant No ~ o95
nuer act OF February 18th, ls47, issued to Oscar
~: Brown, late Sergeant In Capt, KoTporsyis
aetaqhment of Recruits intended for COZ Jobb
Rails Regiment of Missouri Mounted Voluui se,s
IN me war with Mexico, the same having been lost,
and catsdt against its location entered IN the q
eral Land Ofice, dat, this lOth day Of ADJUST,
90 Is-IaS6w OSCAR NJ. BROWN
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EVENING STAR.
p RILLIA n = 3

To the Mssn-WFitten I'm November.
Slb!imss emerging from the misty verge
vi the horlzon dim, thee moon, hail.
a a.. sweeplng DER the leafe ss grove, the gale
Seems 20 repeat the ears funeral dIrGe.
nov autumn siskens on the languid sight,
Na3u.s eve oestrev the wanderers lonely way,
N4M INTO thee, pale srbitress Of night,
witn double Joy my hons &c do pay.
A een otonds disguise the glories of the day,
A6I stefn November sheds her boIstsrous blight.
asaov 9ouoly sweet TO mark the moony ray
s1vos tnr1ngh the must from the ETHEREAL height,
Xnuo, stin nnonanyed back to the memory bring
70 Ane smiles Favonian Of LIES earliest spring.
Henry kirke Waite.
November.
The dead leaves strew the forest walk,
And withered are the pale Wild flowers;
fhe most hangs blackening on the stalk.
fhe dew drops fsll in frozen showers,
Zone are the springs green sproutinG bowers,
6one summers rloh and mantling vines,
And autumn with her yellow hours,
I'm hill and plain no longer shines.
lBraiEdrd.
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ALPHADE1I0AL
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
HORTICULTURAL wARruousr

Cssfesssss Cayds Of fvst-etass BstabIisAsssase
~ aU departments Of bssiasss - tAs city,
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PRorEcfEEb 3 So1 3 y Ls 4 = .p,,.u,

England, and secured By the Seals Of the Eoole do
fhafmaole de Parsand the Imperial College Of cd
lone, Nlenn>. Yneeemar No. 1 in q remedy for Re-
Isxation, SPermatorThes, cpd Exhaustion Of the
system. Tficccmer No. efectually, 10 the short
space Of three days, completely and entirely eradi
oates al traces Of those disorders which oopavlsand
oubebs have so long been thought entdots for, 20
the ruin OF the heath OF vast portion of the popu-
latlon; IrIesemar No. Is the great Contipenta
remedy for that class of disorders vhlch, unfortu-
nateiy, the English physician trests with mercury
to the inevitable destruction ofthe patients oonsti
tuition, and which all the sarsaperlila IN the world
cannot remove. Triesemar Nos; l,2, and are alike
deyOid OF taste snel, and of all eating suah
ties They may lie the toilet table without their
use beng SUSPECTED Sold in tin cases, and divided
in separate doses Is administered by Velpeau, La-
lenan, RorI, Rioord, 80, DO. Price 4s each,
OF four cases IN one for %, which saves q; and IN
"a cases.
Sold BY Dr. H. A: BARROW, No. 10 Prince st.,s
few blocks west Of broadway, New York. Imrae
olatey on recelp OF the amount Dr. B. will forward
the s. cases of Triesemar. and the large sizes,
rage pad thus InsurlnE genuine European prepara-
tons The IS cases also sent, but not free Of car
risse. Consultations as usual, from II q. m. till
2. m. and from till ,. m, at No. 15J Prince st.,
few blocks west of Broadway. felly
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Y.-Dr. THOMAS O. HILLS,
~ once 80 Penn. avenue, next to Gan
hers.-hIs operations embrace all the lat -h&@
est improvements, and by the use of the QILO
Cheopastlc Process he makes whole or partial sets
Of Teeth superior to those made by any other PLAN
At half the Prices charged for gold. Specimens and
In Washington. seS-ly
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THE BEST oo3sR ,fbfRUP IN TIE
r; sii SsgsE Z: IsSssssSr

WILD CHERRY.
This ertice 10 prepared By chemist. and 10 pro.
nounced bv medical men, and those Who have used
y, to q the best preparation for CosSAs, Coids,
Cd.aSyh, Brosehtfts, Hoarssasss, Sore TAreaf
from Old, ana preventive of that hon Of dis
eases, CoaSHmpficH,
Persons who sing should uss il. IL 10 pleasant to
the taste, soens, clears and strensthens the voice,
aays all irritation Of the TIN and lungs, and pre-
vents taking cold.
HI Bottles Is and 80 cents and 81 Sold By all
Druggists in Washington. Georg etevn and Alexsn-
dria oc lift
EORDON'S ASIATlC MIXTURE-A safe,
NJ speedy, and certain cure for Cholera Morbus,
Bowels, and for Summer Complaint of Children.
There Is no Medicine esus to Il /; II would not in
used II IN ms family for more than ten years, and
supplied the af ictsd free of charge, with entire
cess In every case. He is now induced by gentle
men tins city, that have tested its virtue, place
II IN the different Drug Stores in Washington for
sale Manufactured and for sale BY
J. n. GORDON,
an 2o-Sm No. SIS Pa. av., Wasninston. ID. G.
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No. no Pennsylvania avenue,
viii perform all operations belonging DO his <x0
Profession Ut his old established oiice, a. above.
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RQWLAND's MAOOAseAR OF Ct siBss
~ 001f OoofA Doors11Gh Dtr0ot. y -
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II AIDES HAIR WORK REPAIRED, or taker
- in exchange, at GIBBS Wig, BRAID, and Cur
Manufactory. Pa. svsnue betveen stb and l0ta ~,
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OF Furniture, would respectfully
invite the citizens of Washing
ton, and the public, to call and
examine his stock for them
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"A. BNfISf,
Hes returned 10 the city and resumed his prae-
hoe. 81 =.
Operating Rooms and Resldsncs-<m F6&S
street. between 6th and 7th, four doors from
Post Ofioe. 90 l<-6
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PERFUMERIES, from the
best houses, At 6IBBS'S. near tn. corner OF
gt-SA nd . a. cv~
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T. PHILADELPHIA
IL A g T. r B f. f DEP O T.
M No: 81 Pa av between - and Sth as.
III We send the Bcer free OF cost to any part OF
the oity.
IN Sl-srn CT. w GEREcKE
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CRACKERS, to, &c-We are constantly re-
- ceiving fresh supplies of Fox Crackers Esg
Blso9lt; Edinburgh Biscuit large and small Eng
lsh Cracknelis oil varieties of Jamisou's CrncE-
ers; Pilot Bread, 60: Arnold's Fancy Crackers,
&c, So. KING & BURCHELL,
oc "a CORNER 18TH st. and Vermont avenue.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-01
Observation-Disclosures.

The following proceedings of the Chicka-
saw Legislature, in its present Session at
Tishimingo, the Capitol of the nation, exhib-
its regard for propriety and order in their
proceeding, which would shame such a
Legislative body as filed our capital two
years ago:
At the meeting of the Chickasaw Legis-
lature, officers were elected in each branch,
and then order was taken with reference to
the counting of the votes for Governor of
the Nation It was soon discovered that in
the county of Pontotoc the Judge of the
County Court had neglected to sign the poll
book, and for the lack of his certificate, the
vote must be thrown out. This would
change the result of the election, as it would
make Col Colbert, the foremost candidate,
the hindmo5t one in the race. The Speaker
had to decide, " and haring the fear of the
Lord before lis eyes, decided on the side of
justice and admitted the vote" On Tues
day morning, as no candidate had a major
ity of the votes cast, the Assembly proceed
ed to elect a Governor, with this result ::
for D. Colbert, l9 for Kempt, II. There
upon, D. Colbert was declared elected Gov
ernor of the Chickasaw Nation for. two
years.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-01
The Speakerssaio,

The State Journal, copying our nomina-
ton of Mr.. Blythe for the Speakership Of
the House, adds:
Mr.. Blythe and Mr.. Edwards are not I'M
likely to concentrate a large portion of the
preferences of the Legislature for the Office
in question. Either would make as good an
officer as ever presided in the House, and
both are widely known. not only for ability
but for the rarer quality of undoubted integ-
,rity. Mr.. Edwards, atleast, has had no lit
tie experience as presiding officer, and tho
he has not been in the Legislature, it has been
Of kind that cannot but have given him
valuable instraetion in such duties as those
suggested for him. He is, moreover, pos
sessed OF that most important of all quail
ties for a presiding officer---equanimity
1t is hard "to move him to wrath" or to
harsh language. Under his direction bust
ness would not be suffered to languish, or
debates to grow into quarrels. Either he or
Mr.. Blythe would be an excellent choice for
our next Speaker. Mr.. Davis, we are in
formed, does not desire the place.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-01

BS% Morphy, the great American chess
player, has triumphed over hi. opponent
Harrwitz, and has been declared the winner
and all the bets have been paid. They were
to have played until one or the other had
won seven games; but when they stood Nor
ply five and Harrwitz two, the latter gave it
up, laying the blame of his defeat upon his
ill-health; but the fact is, Morphy is by far
the best player. When the determination of
the match was announced at the Cafe de la
Regence the rendezvous of the chess play
ers here, the Americans assembled there
were quite uproarious in their exultation,
while the Germans and the Prussians who
had bet upon Harrwitz, Immediately suffered
a terrible elongation Of countenance.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-01

pa \ convention of all the officers of
the leading telegraph lines in the country,
representing capital of five or six millions
and about 10000 miles of telegraph wire,
was held in New York, last week, to regu-
late their prices and the mode of doing
business. Among the prominent subjects
discussed, was that of line to California.
1t was resolves that speedy measures should
be taken for building line across the con-
tinent. The principal objects Of the meet
ing appears to have been to combine to fix
uniform rate, Of charges and,make theirown
regulations for doing business. The bust
ness is now in few hands and already too
much of a monopoly.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-01
Conflict of jurisdictions.

The State Court of Ohio, and the United
States District Court for the same State,
have been entertaining conflicting suits for
the control and disposition of the assets of
the Ohio Life and Trust Company. Both
have granted injunctions and made orders
for the appointment of Receivers to take
possession of the property which has
brought the two Courts in direct conflict
Judge Gholson, of the State Court, has de-
liyered an elaborate opinion sustaining his
jurisdiction, and Judge Leavitt of the United
States District Court, who is sustained by
the opinion Of Chief Justice Mclean, de-
tends the rights of the Federal Courts in the
proceedings. The State officers have antic-
ipated the United States Marshal and got
the property in their possession and with
this advantage of " nine points in the Law"
will probably hold it.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-01

BSE- Great numbers of the leaders of the
old wing party in Massachusetts,, are acting
in opposition to the present organization of
the Republican party in that State. The
editor of the Charleston rs. co. Courier,
giving an account of recent visit to Bos-
ton, says, al strongly hope and verify be-
lieve that Winthrop, Everett, the Curtises,
Hilliard and numerous others, will incline
in the same direction, and at least be acith, if
not Of the democracy, in the approaching
State elections. Indeed, on my telling Mr..
Everett of the happy coincidence had found
between my host and myself, in that we
were both old line wings turned democrats,
and expressing the hope that our example
would be numerously followed, he pleasant
ly remarked, Well, have taken the first
step myself in that direction, as addressed
the Democratic Club of Young Men on the
4th of July