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YVHE only one IN Lincoln county, running regularly three tines
week and back, from Fayetteville % Tullahoma; leaEqg
Tuahoma, Monday, enesy and Friday In return ear la
sttsvile Tuesday Thursday and saturday connect he @ =
Fayetteville and tie Tullahoma and for the accaun
ton Of pasengers J. B. smith, agent, AZ Iulahuua u94
teams and careful drivers TIE fare rough only Two ae-
iyI-Wd JOHN RI. TA1LoA
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NEW NOVELS.

A New American Historical Novel.
The Quaker Soldier: the British In Philadelphia Hislori-
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The Yellow Frgae or, Two Sisters, W Capt james Grant
Never has Mr. Grant acquitted himself than this,
latest ana most charming production lt OF early
Scottish history and the story upon the romantic
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w.. the moss gallant and magnificent
Scottish dad, 10 The beautiful unfortunate Margaret
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Laird Of Largo IN his yellow Ergats, deeply
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Olivia the Maid Of Homer By G. W. H. Rsynolds Paper
10
Robert Oakland or the Outcas Orphan, by Leigh Richie For
sale By =. HAGAN.
JED Market street
Bill PaPeF.--A large OF BIZ Paper Of various axe
and outline. Iust ruElirei ~ i'm n HAHAN-
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WHOLESALE DEALERS IL FOREIGN AND DOAAsiAC
DFy-GOOds, $500.
READYMADE CLOTHING, BOOAos nAOEl AA4os
VARIETIES, &C,
81, y.gv-,,rr IN u1ocE, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
-r7---- -, 49, ,.-ofvfnr and opening
M an No SPRINss STOCK OF GOODS,
ian examination Of which would call the attention Of mer
sl 1IcgB win offered Ca nd Promp time buyers.
slR0-dEWly EVANS q -
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Dr. CRcH II affords uniegned pleasure to call
special aeann the advertisement for the Tennessee Confer
Female College, Columbia Tennessee, In Of to-
day We have known this school from Its infancy up to Its
present full grown maturity and has passed through the fecest
ordl, always gaining upon the confidence OF the people,
and constantly extending the circle o. i usefulness and influence
OF its h0nored head.
During late visit to Columbia had the pleasure Of exam
lining the splendid edce the Cornthian Hall, jrst about
being completed. This Hall will only prove Of great advan-
tare growing and the Female College,
but IT is decided ornament to the town.
contains Of the finest study halls have and
above are arranged the recitation and music rooms.
The friends and patrons Of this Institution throughout the
South and Southwest will Ieioo know that Dr. CHURCH has
been successful his Efforts accommodate the greatly
cressHg numbers attending his school from year year
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And Druggists generally.
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rTENNOTEE 1870 ZOE sALE.

u : u
Ladies' and Ueulcucn's Furnishing and Fancy Store,
i've Cor. College street and Public SqUar
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Complete and Fresh
Assortment CT Ga1temens
FURNISHING GOODS,
MARElIIEs sH1Rrs-Whits and Colored;
WHTTE LINEN smRTs--sith and without Coliars;
COLOEED CAaBRIC eHIErs.
Also Few extra fine
EMBROIDERED SHIRTS,
FOR Party and Wedding occasions
White, Fancy and Black
sCARFs,
TIES,
STOCKS
NAPOLEONs,
CRAvATs
KID, SILK LIsLE-THREsD CLOVIS
y hlte5 Fancy and Brown
SnK, LlsEz-THEEAD AND CorroS H.Ip HosE.
UNDER WARE,
- OF SIR Thread MernO, Gotten, &c, Gs.i
ROBES De CHAMBRE,
OF every Size, Style and Pattern.
SHOULDER BRACES.
% ne best make, Elastic with and without suzpsnds,
SUSPENDERS,
- Mems and Boys, Plain aud Embroidered.
80, = Sole leather Hog skin, Wood, &C., &c.
India Rubber, Malacca, and Ebony.
FANCY GOODS.
Bazn's Perfumes, Lubins Extracts Writing Desks DRESSING
Cases. zr, Scissors, Purses, 1onaies Cheslaeu Dis
Boards. DomROes Cabas, C0mls, Brushes, &c, g. &c,
Just received and for said BY - -
Ladids' and GentIeman's Furnishing store,
may2J Corner College st. and square.
NLOVES.--Ws have just received per Ezprcssa Frssh
NJ stock Of Alexandres XIX SILK, LsleThrsad, Cotton aud
may y J. H. MoGud.
| 6NOLLAEsS, SCARFS, TIES AND CTEAVATs,
may % !. H. MoGILL
ENINE FARM FOR SALE.--I WISH TO
been offered for sale. It contains
tile land with elegant improvements.
Aso one containing y acres veil Wered and ere VT
may i5-d WILL. I. BOYD, D..
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TThe United states Hot1 Directory denOunees the feeling
walters hotels had practice and that every hotel
proprietor should discourage. It gives rich who afford
uander money undue advantage. It is presumed that
ali hotels the walters fairly paid by the proprietor
for services and they ought do all in their power pro-
comfort Of the guests, without dOHer. 1t
upon the guest the right accept and
which the proprietor Of hotel ought prohibit Yet the prac
kept up in almost large hotel in the county and
even the smaller ones are exempt from the evil.
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The Knoxville Citizen says the Rev. Ws. CARSEs the
Gently elected President Of East Tennessee University Wis
itng Knoxville prepare for entering upon the duties to which
he has een invited by the Board Of Trustees e pleased
says the Css him sanguine to the future Of the
University and him say that he would devote all his
rres to ts resuscitaon. Mr. CARNEs pre- enenty prac
teal men-one who understands well the art Of training young
men for practical e overlooking their physical development
hut ttanngas well their mental and moral culture.
Lately for several years. he has presided Burrt College in
this State and has had charge the Of many Of the
most prominent gentlemen Tennessee all Of whom commend
him in the highest terms With President supported by
corps Professors learning and aptitude to instruct char
Of this University, located hahful country where living is
cheap cannot be otherwise the University pros
per- as it did in the days Of the lamensd EsTABRooE."
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Magnificent scheme!

1--WE THOUSAND HUNDRED AND EIGHTYTIvE PRIzEa
NEARLY ONE PRIZE To EVERY NINE TICKETS
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White and brown English Haf-IIosei
White and fancy Lisle llalf-Hnsc;
White and faucy Cotton Half-uosei
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SAMUEL n .. ANDEh5
saw AGE & RSON,
ATTONEEYs At LAW

n. SAVAGE.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-19
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

XNE beg to announce respectfully TO the public of
W Evansville and vicinity that we have entered
into co-partnership under the title of DobeIl
yngton, and will conduct the Book, Stationary Maya.
Zlne, and Newspaper trade at the Old Stand Of Do
ell's, late Dohel * Lister, Main street. We leg to
thank our kind customers for favors, and to solicit
their continuance, assuring them that wecome before
lem witha stock and the determination to supply
their wants well and promptly.
THOs. CONJUNCTION.
decS-u. l.. j. D0BELL
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And almost every article usel in Dagucreosypin
Amhrutyping.
Orders from operators promptly filled and forwarded
al a small advance on Eastern prices.
"a We are constantly receiving fresh supplies Of
articles aerltcd above, and Others usually kept in
Drug Stp aRd every article sold by US is warranted
to he pure fresh and genuine
~ Particular attention paid to filling Physicians
Orders, and orders from country stores. We invite
those wishing articles In line call send and we
give satisfaction both in regard to- quail
lty and price. HALL0CK h ST0DDARD,
my4-Iy'57 No. = Main street, Evansville, Ind.
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CHOICE LIQUORS.

a LIS & H0WES have some OLD BOURBON
IN WHISKY and FINE BRANDY, in bottles, for
the complaints of the for the benefit OF their
friends. Those wanting good article will call at
jy3Sl ALLIS & H0WES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-19
BITTROLFF & son,

IN DEALERS In Jewelry, Watches, Clio chs,
"a. Silver Ware, DC, have now on hand well
s selected stock If gold and silver Watches fine
Jewery of all kinds and OF the latest styles; Yankee
Clocks in Bronze, Iron and Wood cases; silver Table
anil Teaspoons pated ware, porte monieas gol silver
and steel 81 ectcles, NC. which prepared 70 sell
at the lowest eastern prices warrant every article to
he what il is represented Thepubc generally are in
yited to call and examine for themselves, at the old
stand on Main street, between lst and End. ap2o
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J. j. PENNINGTON.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBR ATED FEMALE PILLS.

Prepared from prescription Of Sir James Clarke NJ.
d., Physcian Extraordinary TO the Queen. This in
valuable Medicine is unailng In the of all those
painful and dangerous diseases Incident to the Female
constitution.
IL lnodeiteS all excess removes all distractions and
brings on the monthly periods with regularity These
Pills should he used two three weeks previous TO
confinement; they fOrtfy the constitution and lessen
the suffering during labor enabling the mother to per-
fOrm her duties with safety 10 heTsef and child.
These Pills should not he taken by females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS OF Pregnancy rs they
to lring oh Miscarriage, but any other time
they safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinia Affections Pain
i'm the Back and Limits, eavineSs, Fatigue on Slight
ExetiOn, Palpitaon Of the Heart LOwneSs of Spirits
lIyStercS, Sick Headache Whites and all the painful
diseases OccSiOnel by disorered system, these pills
will effect when all other have failed and
although powerful remedy do not contain iron
calOulrI a. tmony, any other mineral.
directions accompanying each package. Price
in the United States and Canada. One Dollar.
y. B.-slN5 and & postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized Agent will insure bottle of the Pills by
return mail. W. W. ROBERTS, Indianapolis,
Sole Agent for Indiana.
HALLOCK x STODDARD,
ap21 5I-lyis General Agents. Evansville.
HRICE.-
= "a 70 70 Tierces Ri,s just reed and for sale by
!@Ii L pREST0N BROS.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-10-14

POLITICAL INTELLIGE NCE.

In the 33d congressional district Of Now York Lemue
jerks has been selected the democratic candidate
for Congress The opposition convention in tho Same
district equally divided upon the denomination Of
Reuben Il. Fston, and part of it has called mass
convention to make independent nomination for Con
gross
Tho democracy of Nottoway county Va, recommend
Lynchburg. Va the most suitable place for holding
the democratic State convention.
Hon S. G.. Hudson, of Marshall county Miss IL rec.
commended for speaker Of tho State house Of representa-
tiyes.
The republican convention of the fourth district Of
Massachusetts, have nominated Alexander Fl. Rice for
Congress. The vote stood Rice, 62; N. A. Thompson
81 scattering g. So the opposition have faed to unto
upon candidate since tho decllnation of Mr.
Comins.
The Wheeling '(ya) Argus strongly urges tho dcmoc
racy of Virginia to hold tho State convention at Aexan
dra.
The Hon. John A. Soaring, of Queens, was renom
mated, the 18th instant, at jamaica the first bal
lot Soaring received twelve votes, and w IL. Ludlow,
of Suffolk, six votes.
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\ I n
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
baltimore Municipal Election.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 13--Our municipal election to- day
passed off without any serious outbreak although there
considerable noise and slight disorders: About
Col Shut the independent candidate for the may
orally, caused the following card to be issued:
FELLow It being clearly manifest that
deliberate purpose acuates the mayor of this city to
oountenance the general combination which now prevails
between his police and the armed bands of laless men
who have since the opening of the ballot boxes held pos
session of the polls to the exclusion Of all voters opposed
to Mayor Swami, and it being urged upon me by many
Of best citizens that any persistent attempts to vote
upon the part of my friends Only be attended with
loss of life and the general disorder of the city feel It
my duty to yield to their Judgments and withdraw my
name as n candidate for mayor. A. p. SHUT.
WEDNESDAY, Oct Is, IL o'clock, m.
Mr. Swami therefore re- elected without much op
position and there is great rejoicing among his friends
tonight in consequence.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-10-14
THE MEXICAN PROBLEM AND THE NEW YORK Elk
PRESS

The New York Express charged the administra-
tion the other day, with neglect of American inter-
ests in Mexico, and suggested bold project, that
Of sending Gen. Scott with competent force to aid
the constitutional party to overthrow the nominal
government Of Zuloaga, who is little more than a
Padra Cura, exercising, by virtue Of his clerical
powers, the functions of President Of the "Repub-
lie" We replied to the Express by saying that the
administration had no power to despatch The Ameri-
can armies beyond the jurisdiction Of the United
States. The Express reioins by repeating just what
we said and fccitatcs itself upon the completeness
Of it's own case, and the weakness" and the very
unbecomng and uudignifed" attitude of the admin
istration insisting that the constitution clothes the
President with all the authority to bring this
Mexican problem, nth the cooperation Of Congress to
an early solution" That is precisely what said.
Now. how can tho Express complain of the nonacton
of the President when it is known that Congrei has
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wAsursoros, October IL, 1858.

The Bureau of Indian Affairs is in receipt of letter
from Thomas r. Hawkins esq., dated Fort Smith, Arkan-
sas September 24th in which that gentleman speaks Of
his journey to that point route to attend to the nves
the supervising agent OF Indian affairs at San Antonio
The investigation is appointed to take place at Camp
Cooper Texas at which place Mr.. Neighbos Is invited
to be present during tho examination of Witnesses &c
Mr. Hawkins went TO Memphis, intending to take pas
sage thence for Fort Smith in the coaches of the California
Overland Mail Company, but unable 10 do so, be-
the badness Of the road prevented tho company
from carrying passengers from that point h. there
FORE travelled by steamboat to Napoleon and thence
Dcs Arc where he took the companys coaches for Fort
Smith From tho latter place to Camp Scott he intend
ed to proceed by extra coach kindly furnished him by
the company.
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Distance from San Francisco 10 81. Loui,


Memorandum of distances between the stations on the
overland route from San Francisco to St. Louis via A
zonn and of tho time made the first trip San Fran
cisco to Clark's, IL Sun Water, ; Redwood City, 8 ;
Mountain View, H. San Jose, H. Seventeen Mile House.
III Gilroy, 49, Pacheco Pass, Is; ST. Louis Ranch IL ;
Lone Willow, Is; Temples Ranch, 10; Frebanghs Fer
ry, Is; Fresno City 10; Elk Horn Spring, 3D. Whores
Ferry, II; Cross Creek, IL; Visaa, 49, lakewood 12
Tule River ID; Fountain Spring, Ia; Mountain House,
IL; Poscy Creek, Is; Gordons Ferry 10; Kern River
Slough IL; Sink of TETON, Ia; Fort Teon IS; Reeds 81
French Johns, IA; Widow Smiths "a; Kings, TO-
Harris, IL; San Fernando Mission, 81 Canuengo III Los
Angeles, IL. Total 462 miles, Time, eighty hours
Los Angeles to Monte, l3; San jose, IL Rancho del
Chino, IL; Temascal, 20; Laguna Grande, To- Tcmecr
la, 81; Tejungo IA Oak Grove, IL Warner Ranch
To-; San Felipe, 16; Vallecito 49, Palm Springs 8 ;
Carisso Creek o Indian Wells without water,) 80 ;
Alamo Mucho, (sithout watcr,) Cooks Wells (without
water,) %; Pilot Knob, is; Fort Yuma l0--tota 2S2
miles time, scventy-two hours and twenty minutes
Fort Yuma 10 Swivcler, 20 Fillibustcr Camp, Is Pc
termans, 10 Griswell's, IL; Flap Jack Ranch is ;
Oatman Flat, 20 Murdercrs Grave, 20 Ga Ranch III
Maricopa Wells 40 Socatoon, % Pechaco 81 Pointer
Mountain, % Tucson, 49, Total, ESQ miles time, /
hours As minutes Tucson to Seneca Springs, without
water) 35 San Pedro without water,) "a Dragon
Springs, without water,) 49, Apacha Pass, without
water) 40 Stems Peak (without water) 3d. Soldiers
Farewell without water,) AZ; ojo dc vaca, IA MEM
brc's River, l6 Cooks Springs 49, Peoacho, without
water) So Fort Fillmore IA Cottonwoods, rs Frank
lin, %.
Total, $50 miles Time, 80 hours.
franklin to Waco Tanks, 80 Canodrus 35 Pinery,
without watcr,) So; Delaware Springs "a; Popc's
Camp, 40 Emigmnt Crossing, 65 ; Horse Head Cross.
Ing, 55 Head Of Concho, (wthout watcr,) 10 Grape
Creek, % Fort Chadbourne, 80
Total, 42s miles, Time 1875 hours, 80 minutes
Fort Chadbourne to Station No. IL Mountain Pass,
TO- Phantom HILL 80 Smiths, IL; Clear Fork, 26 !;
Francss, -; Fort Belknap, 20 Murphys, l6; Jack
boro', 10 Earharts l6 Conoy's, l6 Davidson's,
"a Gainesville, II Diamonds, l5; Sherman, Is; Col
berts Ferry, (Rcd river,) 1877
Total, 1921 Time, 65 hours rs minutes
Colbert's TO Fishers, IS; Wallis IA Doggy Depot,
IL, Gary's, II Waddells, 10; Blackbums, lG; Pus-
ley's, III; Riddell's, IL Holloway's IL Tmyon's,
IL Walkers, IL Fort Smith, Is
Total, 1872 miles. Time, SO hours.
Fort Smith to Woosleys 10 Brodic's, IL; Parks,
20 Fayetteville IA ---'s Station, IL Caaghan's,
% Harburn's, 10; Conch's 16; Smiths, Is; Ash
more 20 Springfield, IS; Evans's, o; Smiths, ii
Bolivar I1t; Yosts's 16 Quincy, l6 Bailcy's 10
Warsaw, III Burns's, Is; Mulhollands, 20; Shackel-
fords 10; Upton, q Total, 1884. Time, AS hours
and So minutes.
Upton to St. Louis, 100 miles. Time, II hours and
40 minutes.
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DIFFICULTY Adjusted.

The undersigned having, at tho instance Of mutual
friends made inquiry and found that there really
cause motive for any difference Of serious character
indeed Of any character, between Major General Jesup
and Hon John s. Pcndleton, except such from
accidental misunderstanding in the beginning, and from
publications which ensued have caused those gentlemen
to have personal interview at which perfectly satisfac
tory explanations have been made and the most friendly
relations established, in manner entirely consistent
with tho rights and honor Of both gentlemen
WIN. nj. GWYNN
SAML Chiffon.
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THE 4RMY AND NAVY.

In connexon with the machine buildings In course Of
erection at the Charlestown nayy-yard is mammoth
reservoir capable of holding 800 900 gallons in tho
strucon of which $780, 900 bricks have been used 1t Is
constructed entirely principle. II is elipca
in FORM its bottom and top formed Of arches, the lat
ter supported by brick pillars inside of the outer wall
Its dimensions 10 by so feet and II feet deep in tho
clear II will contain supply Of water for tho engines
equal to 1000 gallons per day for year. and is est
mated that it be filed FIVE times each year from the
drainage Of the roofs Of the machine shops, which pro
sent surface Of several acres.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Robert Maccoun has been
promoted to the position of surgeon in the navy, vice Dr.
Tcknor deceased James Magee has been appointed
assistant surgeon, vice r. 4. Maccoun, promoted.
Senator Mallory visited the Pensacola navy yard the
18th of September, and taken through the different
departments, the work going on in which he highly
culogiscd salute Of fifteen guns fired for him.
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INDIANA.

Returns received from Indiana indicate the following
result
LIST District The returns indicate the defeat of Nib
lack and tho election Of A. r. Hovey boiling democrat
I'd Dissict. VIM. H. English is reelected
Sd Dssia. The result in this district is doubtful.
Hon James Hughes is the democratic candidate.
An Disrid.--W. S. Holman, democrat is elected over
a republican and a boiling democrat
5M District --Kilgorc, republican, reelected
6M Disrd.A. G. Porter, republican, is elected over
Martin NJ Ray, democrat.
sM District james Wilson, opposition, is elected
Oh District. Schuyley Colfax reelected.
In District John U. Petit, opposition, reelected
No returns have been received from the It'll and 10th
congressional districts In the former H. Secrest is
ming against John G.. Davis boiling democrat In the
10th (ort Wayne) district, r. j. Dawson is tho demo-
cratic candidate against Chas. Case
The returns indicate the election of eight republican
members of Congress, and republican majority in the
legislature.
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On the night of the 9th inst the freight depot Of the
ST. Louis Alton, and Chicago railroad at Springfield ILL.,,
consumed by fire. The building frame, about
four hundred feet long, and filed with freight which
also consumed and destroyed six freight cars stand
ing on the switch the depot also consumed
Also frame building opposite the depot belonging to
the railroad company. The loss is about twenty thou
sand dollars.
The Nashville TENN Union reports "a pretty heavy
frost on Friday morning, Sth instant.
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The Fever at New Orleans.

New ORLEANS Oct 1.-THE ravages Of the fever in
this city, we regret to say, show abatement what
everthc deaths for the week from the epidemic reach
ing three hundred and ninety against three hundred and
eighty the previous week, increase of ten The
victims at the present time those accmaed but
who persist in returning TO the city notwithstanding the
warning that has been given not to do So
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Markets.

NEW YoRK, Oct l3.--Cotton has declined -upIands
middling, l2a Is cents. Flour is hcavy-sales of
1000 bbs; State, 81 As 81 55 Ohio, IS So rs
southern So IS 40. Wheat is heavysales of 10 900
bushels; southern red, 81 12as Is; white, 81 20
VI 30 Corn has advanced sales of AZ 900 bushels
white, So So cents Pork is dulI-prime Sl4 SI4 So
Beef Is dull at $ll Sl2 Whiskey is steady Sugar Is
"a cents Spirits Of turpcntinc quiet
eot cents Rosin is quiet at 81 20. Rice quiet at
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-10-14
THE cAPTURE or oScEoLA.
rFrom tho NalIonal InteIlIgencer. |

[FTom Tho National Intellgcncorl
question having been recently started respecting tho
circumstances which attended the capture Of the Seminole
warrior osocoa Major General Jesup OF the United States
army, with the view of placing in their true light the in
cdents connected with transaction in which he per-
sonally and prominently actor ayas himself OF the
occasion thus offered to present. in the suboned paper
narrative of that interesting event in the history of the
sIElorida war
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MAILS 10 VERA CRUZ.

We authorized to say that the steamer ''Tenncs
sce is to commence carrying the mails between New
Orleans and Vera Cruz on the LIST Of November.
Time Of leaving New Orleans LIST and 18TH and Vera
Cruz 18th and 21st Of each month.
Mails for Mexico will therefore be sent via New Orleans
and Vera Cruz as heretofore, well as via Acapulco