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Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-15
STEAM SAW MI d. l.
FOR SALE.

. !
TTNHE undersigned offers for sale a splendid
IL. STEAM SAWMILL, situated on the New
Orleans and Jackson Railroad. three. quarters Of
a mile from the located depot, Bahale, aud ten
miles South Of Gallatin. The rapid settlement
Of the surrounding country, the anticipated tomn,
and the undoubted completion of the roaeto this
point by the LIST of October next, with the already
increasing demand insures ready sale for lumber,
there being no mill nearer than twelve miles
To the mill is attached 320 acres Of finely tim
bered land, with suffciency opeaed Tor the pro-
ductlon of corn, potatoes etc, 10 supply the
employees and teams fthe mill A comfortable
Dwelling, with the necessary out-houses, at
tached The mill houseis large and substantial.
containing the latest and most improved ma
chineTy; boiler 81 feet long. AZ inches IN diane
ter double ilued; circular saw 54 inches diameter.
Everything new and in complete running order
This mill. with seven hands, can cut between
FIVE and six thousand {, e. Of lunlAer day, but
averages 1000 feet daily, without extra labor oi
strain Of machinery.
Attached IS one of Strands superiar 26-inch
French Burr ST NJ ILLS, capable Of grinding
from Is to Is bushels per hour with sufficient
business TO supply the place with bread. Also,
a Wagon and Team, Lumber Car, Tools, etc,
necessary to carry on the business with an
abundance OF water all seasons. sia
Terms easy For further particulars, apply on
the premises. or 70 the under signed
auT r. .9grg9 :. w. j, BRUNER,
or MAYES K MtLLSAPS, Agents,
April IL, i57. 33-tf Gsllatin, Miss.
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PATENT DETATcHED CRATES. and PATEST SLIDING
BuTrs and M0rERs all of which are EXCLUSIVELY
JsED By Us. These Gins obtained A PRIZE OF
$3.50 AND a GOLD MEDAL from the Govern
ment OF India for Ginning fne Cotton, as also
Medals from the Worlds Fair at London and
New York, and combine all the late improve
ments in Machinery, and are warranted superior
in every respect. In order to meet the great de-
mand for these Gins. the Company have estab-
lisfed warehouse and workshop at the corner Of
Canal aud Phillippa streets, and with the stock
on hand at the established depot, No. 81 St.
Charles Street, feel confident Of meeting all or
ders promptly. W
All orders should be addressed to
l f"f IsfIr WIN. l.. GUSHING, Agent.
a 81 ST. Charles ST. h
., . 20. 1856. loft
Mr.. J. y. Person Is the duly authorized Agent
of the Eagle Cotton Gin in Port Gibson, where
a sample stand may be seen. All orders left
with him will receive prompt attention.
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T, HE undersigned bcgs leave to inform tho cit
IL liens OF Claiborne and adjoining counties
chat be has purchased the Right Of CRANE'1
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL. .CASKEt.-a
new and beautiful article, unlike anything ever
offered to The public before. The casket has none
Of the repnlslve appearance which all ether Burr
al Cases or Cotflns have. A supply Of all sizes
constantly on hand. The public are invited 10
call and enmihe them ~ tf 81.
All orders for the Casket or wooden Coflins
will be filed with despatch. Burial clothes OF
all kinds furnished when ordered.
A.ROLLINSes
July ., 1856 4s-iy -
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IMPROVED EAGLE COTTON GINS.

THE Eagle Cot
ton Gin Manufac
turing Company,
are now prepared
TO Gil all orders
for their Improy-
ed Gin Stands
.All stands now
made have the
Patent IMPROVED
CYLINDER BRUSH,
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and Coral;
All being Stoves Of the latest and most approved
ee Castings. s..,
Skillets, odd Lids, extra Stoveware, Fire Plates
and Irons. Sad Irons, Iron Stands, Sovels and
Tongs, Brass do Candlesticks, Snuffers. Iron Tea
kettles, French Stewpans Crates: Britannia, Plan
ished and Japanned Wares of kinds; together
with a large assortment OF ..4
Hardware,
Such as Min Files. Rasps, Saw Files, ShOvels,
Hoes, Rakes, Steak-beaters. Braces and Bits,
Chises. Augers, Hinge Butts and Hinges, Tacks,
ShOenails. Whtewash Brushes. Handsaws, States,
COtfeemils. Shutter Knobs, Curry Combs, Coal
Carriers. Cinder Shovels, Axes and Axe-handles,
Hatchets, Hand Drills aud Rat Traps. Also, a
general assortment of
Pumps
Consisting Of Force, Lifting and Chain Pumps.
Also, large and well assorted stock of
lightning Rods,
with Mayr's Improved Spiral Point and Porcelain
LnsulatOr. Together with - large assortment Of
Tinware,
Of the hest material. Guttering and SpOuts put
up 70 order.
We feel confident we will be able TO give gene
raj satisfaction 70 all who may favor uswith call.
All bills due when presented.
W. A. GREEN 4 co.
Port Gibson. August -, 1851. 5l-ly
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Card.

lIaying sold out my interest in the Furniture
business to 7. Garrison. i cordial bespeak for
him liberal Ond continued patronage from all
my friends and former customers.
lcbZ7tr T. GRIFFITH.
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DISSOLUTION.

TNHE firm or Griffith 4 Garrison a this day dis
i solved by mutual consent T.GarrisOn will
attend to settling up all the business OF the firm.
All those owing us on note or hook accounts, are
requested to pay up as soon as possible. 7. Car
rson will continue the Furniture business at the
old stand, where he will be pleased 10 see our
friends aud customers who may want anything
in the Furniture and Housekeeping line.
T.. GRIFFITH
Il. GARRISGN.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-28
Sdllntan0cr Adfcs.

EVANS WATSON, No. 20 South Pourth
Street. PHILADELPHIA.
GREAT FIRE. CHESTNUT FIFTH Sta
Friday morning. December 18th, lsSA-
EVANS WAITS MS saIainau,l.r safes triun,plant
~ they Always are when put to the test
fhiaiel ala. Dec. Is, 1854
M'F@fs fFans watson, No. 70 south Fourth ~
fA.'s 1ei.t'rtt.h ). t.t.e much pleasure in
recon- a.vndIng Your saiamanIer safes to mrrrh.r,.
ana othets ~ want u secure Of prrseryins,
thsir books, papers. Sc, from ire, as th. ons -
Fu'thaFei from You about seven months since hss
preserved our books, papers and cash in as gt.d COR
dlen a. when they Sefe put ilto H. before III gr..
ltni thls morning. which DESTROYED the entire hIo.k
q! buildings, corner Of Chestnut aud Filh Str.st.
ne atuFe SAFE Was IN use Ia oice ou ,h~ s.nna
u OF u our building from which mac. n Iii -
the cellar, and remained there until m, sr. ~. -.
Ae saIe was then removed, aud opened in m. ~.
'u'v On, least 1000 persons, who sitn.,s.d M.
GOOD condition Of Its contents. WIN WON nI....
rave The safe and locks repaired as W. intend - -nt
- "E''iht hatlns ieficet confidence In its hrs
F'"'' qNa"'es Yours RESPECTFULLY,
-. LACEY &PHILHPs.
Evans Watson take pleasure in referring 10 ,ss
.'i' : anfnT me many hundreds who have their
a""n W use ~ = Mint, phiis Farmers a NIechsu.
~ Nans fhia.. Samuel Alien ESQ Jiigh sb.,iW -
Nta '"ah y Henderson, city Cent roller. C.l.h
IMre 20, No. isJ Market ST. Richard Norris 4 s,c
L.t'm3tft builders, Phila. Bancroft & Sellers M.
Ihlil''t' corner 18th and James Its. Franklin Pir.
ihsufaner company, fhila. Peunss lyania Railresd
~ 'iiai LACEY Phillips, corner 9th snd Miner
Slsf Shal FRO, Nc. - = Second Street: JAm.s
N'nt santes, No. Ia North Third Street
\ large assortment Of thu above - IL. ,iu.y. ~,
haai warranted 70 stand At least TO psr cent mr..
nv thAn aat iierfiugs safe In usrl E,.n. 4
watson also mauat1etute and keep FOR saIo -
Shalters iron Baors, aud Iron sash, fnr making a.,
ll%4l vaults Tor hanks, stores, private and pubiis
bnlidink' sal and Letter Copying Pr.sss. r.tsst
State Linrd ketligeratnrs, az. s
fieaS. ti's ns a call ii No 20 South YouRru q,
NoLl.No,i-iv.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-28
A 7 E r 8
P I L L S.
nIILY PHYSIC.
For all Purposes n a

% 9here has long isted PubIfE iierai1 If6r an e.
fcriFe PurFatiye fil which cguIt De relied
and perfectly ssG. in Is operation This las beer
prepared 10 meet that demand and teI,sve tra
Of It's virtues has conc'Jsiyey shown With what
cess it accomplsb"s the purpose dsined. 1t Is easy
10 make ph sirsi ih but p0tso easy to make the
lest FL al PRs-oue With should have none Of the
objections, hut all fine advantages Of every other. Thif
has BEL attempted Lere, and with what success
T"Hid IeElgrtfUiiy submit - the public decision IL
has been unfortunate or the patient hitherto that
almost every curative meiiriue is acrimonious and
irritating 10 he low@is. This IL not Many Of them
procure so much gripping pain aud reyElflon in the
systFu AZ 70 than couutrhaanee tine gpoiyto be
derived ifp,n them. These fHs produce no irritation
pain uniess IL arises from previously existing OBJ
sfruoinn ~ drraugembut in the bowels. Being pure
~ vegetable no harm caL arisr from their in any
quantity: but it is better that any medicine should
taken Iuiciousiy Minute directions for their
the several dseases 10 which they applicable
are given on the box. Among the complaints which
have been speedily cured by them Insy mention
Liver Complaint IA its various forms Of Jaunice IT
diaess A. ianyGOr aud Loss 0C Appetite Iist!sssu.ss
lrra'ii} bilious Hsa iArhe. Bilious Fever. Fever
and AEur Pain IL Tie eide ard LoIHs. tpr in truth,
ali the- are but the cnnse ueuce If diseased action
Of ihe liver. A. aparltut. they Afford PROMPT aud
relief Ia COST geness Pile. lie ysenrry Ilu.
m1fsf ~crpiuia sri csuryE Colds. with soreness OF
thr iuv, UIrara and iDpuTits Of The blood in short
Az aud every case where pur-4tife il required.
LE@J have a.sy p'@1Bcei saute s.aRuIaTiF sEce--s
tul cures in Khrufaatiap bnut. Ir0pscF Irayri Pr
sP@taF iLritat1a at The Heart Pains in the Back.
stomach aad Side. Inay should be g. ely taaen ir
th" spring 81 the gear. % purify til. D.gOi and pre-
pare tie sEkau Tot the change If seasons. An
s@maI q g atIIu. sg- he stomach int healthy
ion, HHd rs ."fas he apl ite asl yi.ar. The" pui
" tis h1Hd al1. tF tt--jr abundant action tie
rHeui4toTE system. rsrvae tIe sfF+u IT, # the aajy.
aai restore the aas.s1 ar a..assd energies ot the
"i".a orr ri.an. Hence aaessanai dose i adr
tt1'rua esel LatJEa 90" &s-ags aarag s.r.lt xxi fs.
III. -EHs"=sFry ag- IT, asuad h. carried to
iaf. as every UuryH'Hr ger ri fa rs5ses She strength,
"h.L taken t. "X''s. TIE Thousand in whi"I
t"srir - I".n'rnt naHn" t eau=.erated her, but
Z 4 Vet
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-28
THE REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE COMPANY,



WILL give strict attention r. any agency business
w entrusted b their care. such the buying.
selling and renting Of real estate and town proprtg
the locatins Of claims il Western Iowa and Nebruska
and they trust from the large amount of property
they have hand for sale and heir general know J.
edseCf the vert to be able TO render perfect saisfc
tiUn.
The buying. selling and lO.sting of land warrants
in the Sioux City. Council Bus, Omaha and Oak ia
Land Disricts and the selecting and entsriB of ii
in the districts giving description Of the same
aud guaranteeing il to lie correct.
Collecting debts, dues ani demands; the exsrnina-
ton q titles 10 lands and claims. paying sxas in
vesng money at western rates Of interest in western
Iowa and Nebraska.
Acting agents for steamboats,, periodicals. and in
snrauce companies.
Taking Of money on deposit for use or safe keeping:
when FIR use liberal interest allowed
The procuring ot employment, the furnishing 81
hands and giving Information Ia amy that wish n
settle in the v est 10 the best localities and bus.
hess 10 enter into.
j. d. NJ. CROCKWELL, President.
". II. s. HuGuES Secretary.
REFEREEs:
James Burhansn. President Of the United States
John G Ereciinridge. ice President Of tine Unite
States.
Hon A Han. Hon. ". r. ". Goth. Hon. T. ". Short
mai. membars and oS members Of Congress How
ell stffbbIiBg, Georgetown ID. G.
Baldwin. Dodge Co.. r. J. McAIahan, r. p. Low aud
In"-. H. Benton, Jr,, Bankers and Dealers Council
Bluffs. Iowa.
Col Parker and Major Gilmore Register and Reeesv.
er q the and Office at omaha, Gov. 81. v, lxt.d,
Ion. j.. E.R"eors, Augustus Eguntz.. taaaha.
Hon, /. :. Gijbs and NJ. ". Eil-u. Nebraska city.
A. Abbiy. X. II. Hasth, l.. Lang worth l. Erofhars
Lowell, Iaylor& Co.. banAc,t and agents, DubuIne
Hon. r H. Cassidy. Hon. 7. 4. Walker. Hon. D. O.
Finch. FORT Dies Nuines. Iowa.
G. l.. u, CrnCkwel, e4itor Ct the Eureka, Anamosa.
Icm..
). b Letters to receive prompt attention must IT.
dre"isd 70 tie President. Dakota City. y. r. UBet
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-28

Also viii act ina
GENERAL AGENCY BUSINESS.
Enter Laa with cash. pay Taxes, examine Titles Il
ktsl Estate, buy and cell kua Esate comm Issan,
collect A0tes sud nils and remit the money IL aus
part III the Initad States, raaeifp Money IN dpnai
nea L"aas w s"1l security, aud bus sali ii iae4to
Land Warrants, ae,, AZ. iynglEnfy
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-28
Broadway Gold Pen Manufactures
Company, .,~
No. 325 Broadray, Nesc York.
And all Dther kinds and styles at the retail prices
prCmi 3. pce.enfed to Pure d Aaera

To every person buying gold pen u us we present
numbered ceTtiteate and each Of these certificate
entities the holder n IT, by the pay rent ~ n
c-ut., article Of jew cir in value from 81 to 800
THIS ew ery consists Of Gold and Silver Watches in
variety. silver G0blsts. silver Fruit Baskets,
GO1 Chains Tor ladies' Dckets. Bracelets s;eHts
Go!d Fob and Vest Chains. Thimbles. Breastpins.
bracelets. Ear Drops, studs. Rings Crosses. &c. mons
Of Ehich sell for less than 81 lar rr>ry aAay pasd
rs, Or partyis ertted 10 nunbeysd ,ey7i6coL, asd
By tie Payment u Is cents s1ira eoc c,,t,fedts he
svat,rd IN rtcsIus tehakrsF N. nutsr OJ lie Ger
ndctts deyig,atss. Ne have been In operation t,r
three lrs and Thousands have bought VI ~, aud
naEe never learned that dissatisfied.
This plan affords every opportunity u obtaining .
gold watch some article Of jewe!ry. for trihsg
-utn. All our pens. pencil casss &c, gen anime
iei"s manufactured by ourselves with and
"" Her Them pr cisly at prices asked In all oths
FtGrys In the city. To agents make advantA
oilers, any ensrEstie I-rsDn do veil by working
Tor We wish agents in every place in the eoun-
Try. and peTsDns who would ike to become such will
circulars II prices rerns &c. We have 10 stated pS-
r!nds for distribution. The momeB; pen 10 purcha-
s"H tie purchaser Is entitled to receive hi. premium
on the payment u = n'- extra.
All orders b. mail should lie addressed,
hkkHICk. BENTON & DEAN
335 broadway. New York.
Y, t.-Goli icns repointed in y superior mar nef
Eu~i.s" ha pau and - cents in +. o. stamps, and the
pen via pe repointed and ret urued po-t paid.
ihe bEDAUNAY nyLD PIN MhNuYACTURINO
CvAlPA&I, il we'll huo~n throu ghout the coun try ::
hu3r as there are undoubtedly some who not &C.
4ual"i,d wItt pPeti the ing we'll now
usDs.. - references.
Fellows { Co.. No. II Maiden Lane, NY.
Hicks y Mitchell, 20 do do
Benton Bros, cor. Broadway and Court
land SIS, \. y, and Chestnut st. Phila.
J. II. Sturdy & Co, No. GiIaey building,
New York.
Could Il Wood, NJ. 8 Maiden Lane, NY .
.inH,4 .#.. U'.#E.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-28
CI [ \ HOT L |,
sEEaEANTS BLUFF, IOWA.
W. =. HOLMAN. Proprietor.

fj'iiis new and comnadous House has lately sa.u
] Tilted ~ ia srpoiof manner. AID s. low as.n
Tor he reception Of gucsts Nothing will lie ItteG
~ the FFHptiatAr that VII 10 the comfort sni
ctHaynalelrs OF his guests #tplfnfIif
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-10-28
one Thousand Five Hundred DOllar
ia ta-a Premium

one Thousand Five Hundred Dollars
ia ta-i Premiums
"r fh L"yrn s5-,~t lists c.; subscribers sent in ~
tic lei 81 Ja-aArs, ls9s saiI premiums to he distri-
iut.i rs |snus--
frh~ .rre-t lis. 800 p $50 81 seoo. ,th $50.
sliH $40. '-'h So, 18Th $50. l+th sLj. 18Th 80
Name pl suae. 8aers en- be- sent in 1T dif.rent
times aui t'"a @ilt r.ut tyst uffrcs The cssk will
"e lai 'y s"s "r1er~ ii IT, uce,s!d! e7mG.titors,
immediately after the Ist # January. lsys.
snu'1.r@. Western. and araia money will be Ia
hpu f. s4'@-bpttwu@. Canadian subscribers all
please rnnt Twenty si1 cent? erta Oh each years
rutscgi. 3nu a. sfrIHt pp-Lak4
FERNS Of eriPiion---Two Dollars q
'r,,' ". -" ID I'D" t2r az Mouths.
Club Rat"s---tis~ eopies, for six months. -;
I've c"Il--. t"r twelve mouths. g ton copies r xix
D.u'l- $, ter sri.z for twe We month"; sle txsp-
rs cpp."-. - 'aai,. M f.tHs IS.
faa J ,.u.- 1T terniy a.d over the yearly sub
~csir'i.r i. -..y st-+a.
4.f- ...r '..HsHr wtA be printed upon fine paper
~i.- n"w typa,
Iht .,.F4aI eharaesr Of tn. Scientific Am. RIGA ."
'r N'.. at.f ard, As heretofore. it sill be ch.Hy
a~En'ea t. lie utatian Of information relating
10 the yaEi8u, ise4E,t~al 0ad CL.s.iGat aSL Aors-
t'"f'r'. arieud'r'. P1tents, hrsHtions, Esginpr-
IT, !. Nm. and aiI interests witch the light Uf
fT"ri'." 'rfgf* 90 calculated 70 advance II Is s-
suri ",tg tyr hiodInt IL contains ann Uni
f ''ai" .t~ IA I3@ .Bta' s&sratI kIgraviugs. aid
."t"ar rt an3"gl q att IUr p-sn improvements,
'"-'h0r = a.e.a list Of ericn Fat ut Claims
g.. ..b.l wrs7Ig III sdsaHrc 81 all other papers
u & h@ =4a ~ the fEs7:S 4 tn. sciufihr Amer
.an ~ F.-eH3 ii sci ects dlscsss. 4 IN its columns
O.. pa 'sr.H and FgPu.ar .n-u They ~ill also en-
a-,' T.. a iHtaiH eaaId fshs..-s.ss in comi,atin.
rad Jag al. ti-eares ard PRACTICES IN Sci.iIiife
ana .r.5oi matters aa5 thu preserve tin char.
." ~ i- -teutfhr Anetlnau r-liatle Eucy cio-
F..ttI' ~ ,afu! sIj Entertaining knt Wedge.
".-ir. arrs. s=pes all lie sent -rsts to any part
Publishes anl Patent Agents
n. is Fulton street. Nr~ York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-19
ALIEN NDRIA.
Correspondence Of TIE STR

C0TeSPoI'deHce Of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, June 49, 1858
The Gazette gives the following statement of
the trade on the Alexandria Canal, for the wear
ending the year 1857:
Ascending .-Saited Fish, s tons; Salt, 40 tons:
Plaster Of Paris. ~ tons; Lumber IS tons; Fresh
Fish, - tons; Guano, 1j2 tons; Iron Castings, 10
tons; Fertilizers, tons; Brick. 3 G}i tons; Wheat
Coal Boats, III. Total tons, S63i; total tollS,
SiS2 10 49,
Descending Wood, % cords Wheat 361
bushels; Flour go barrels Corn. Sg7S bushels:
Oats, .S bushels; Limestone, 2s337 perch ; Iron
Castings, , tons; Bark, ca cords Coal, o. lis
t"ns Rough Stone, $50 perch Hoop poles, =
tons; Slaves. III tons; Timber, a. tons; Sund RES
10 TONS Produce Boats 60; Coal Boats, III To-
tai tons, ,215 total tolls, 80 ESQ Co
The BAPTIST congregation of this city have in
contemplation the erection Of finer and more
commod ious church edifce Oh the site of their
present house of worSfip
Al the real estate sale on Thursday, MIR. =. J A..
Mccormick sold Il acres of Alexandria county
land TO Edward Swami at S3l per acre and 6
acres adjoining tow. II Swami at the same rate
The Clarens Fair, near this city, produced
nearly s2O1 in aid of benevolent objects.
The body of Chisedine, was recovered on
Thursday last He was drowned on Saturday
night las when the Powhatan sunk the schooner
Raven, of Sandy Point
Money Markct.-The Gazette says /" In mon
etary affairs, We have no change 10 note" For
ourselves we have no notes to change
Arrived yestcrdav-Schr. Eleanor Townsend
New York, hay to :. s. Masters
Sailed-Schr Naiad q ueen, Hulse. Providence,
corn by M. Eldridee; schr. J. C. Bunyon, En-
dlcott, New York, coal To FOwe & Co. F.
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PERSDWAC

Miss Proctor, Barry CornwalI,s dang hter
is about 10 publish volume of poems
--.Orsini's eldest daughter Is said TO have Jus,
been placed In convent ia Paris
Com Storer and Commander r IT Hum
ter, u :. N, and Major Marstcn, u. =. M, e..
are at the National hotel.
....SeDators BTodeTick, of California. aud
Io"nbs, Of Georgia, are at the Metropolitan Ho-
tel, New York
Sir Archibald Alison, the historian, is said
London Herald 'A'
santa Anna is now at st. Thomas He /,
cation of his acts 0'
:..Mlss BuIdett Coutts has forwarded 4 ,ub-
MiIlers museum. s
-. Hon. VIM D. Goode, Va. Hon Tbox I
CtnGman, N G., and Capt. j. r. Rodman II
>. are at kiTkwOods'.
-. MIR. oscanyon does not accept the sopo,n,-
mcnt Of dTagOman at Constan,inonIc atIai
that the salary Is insufficient. "h
..-.GOv. Banks, of Mass lately appoint.a .,
medical ooroneTs,I one Of whom was an AIInna,
thisi. another homeopathic and the third Of
The ThsmPsonian persuasion.
During Lord Napier's present visit to the
seine members Of Cong rPss and other pfomjnent
persons, Lady Napier has become the gue, 4 OF he
Rev. DIR. Balch, of Baltimore.
The Mississippi Democrat comes out with
c mlrnl1ir OF Hon. Aaron v Brown, Postmaster
Ueherai, aud urges his nomination for next Pres
Ideht. The Paulding Clarion has an arfici, in
favor 81 lion. Albert q Brown, L. ). senator
from MISSISSIPPI, for the same Office.
80. Charles Dickens and biz ,.,f, 49,. 49,
Titfd- The Heraid's London correspondents ir,i.
mates that the cause Of this teTIninaiio , tI
py married NE OF y years is not incompatibiIity
% UmPefI ds bas oeen cuTrdntly reported IN,
Mr. Dickens intimacy W tn Miss Terrin = ,,, uus
sctiess, well known on he London and Ma5cbsss
yer boards. who assisted him In the Tecen, Cd
M atilcals which have been cot uo for
society. VI LONDON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-19
SPIRIT OF THE MOANING PRESS.

The Union this morning, shows Mr.. Letcher,
of Virgins, at work demolishing the Efforts OF
Mr.. Sherman. Of Ohio, to prove the extravs-
gance of the present Administration. 1t tells
what the Republicans in the last Congress
essayed to do, and how they were check
mated, as follows at was evidently tho in
iention of the opposition to swell the appropri-
ations to as large a maximum rs possible. An
enormous expenditure Of money would have
afforded an admirable basis of assault upon
the Administration and the Democratic party
in the approaching elections and in 1860. This
immense expenditure, with very diminutive
receipts in the Treasury, would render neces-
sary an increase of the tariff for the protection
of the manufacturing interests in the Republi-
can States. A clamOr for this increase could be
made highly available before the workipgmen of
the North.
Tho plan of the proposed campaign was,
thus, very formidable one. A great cutlery
against the extravaganza of the dominant par
ty; D proposition for increasing the tariff as a
measure of public necessity resulting from
Democratic extravaganza the advantages OF
thus protecting the honest and needy Amer
lean wOrkiDgman against the pauper labor of
Europe;-these were to be the pleas and pre-
texts for a common assault of all branches Of
the opposition, united in a grand People
Party against the Administration and the
Democracy.
Thanks, however. to the wisdom and pru-
dence Of Mr.. Buchanan, the first branch of the
scheme of the opposition failed most signally
They were not allowed to run up the appropri-
atoms of the session to ninety-two millions Of
dollars, according to the covert suggestion OF
Mr. Sherman The President gave them warn
ing that he would take time to examine min
ntely every item Of money that they put into
the appropriation bills" and having the fear
of a veto and an extra session before their eyes
they retired from their plumber foray with
smaller appropriations and less political capita
than they had expected.
The Union, also, considering the News from
England, has no doubt OF the proper sentiment
OF the people of England upon this subject, no.
OF the ultimate triumph of that sentiment il
maintaining relations of amity between the tive
Governments.
The Union likewise comments upon the
speech of Mr.. HI. Marshall at PHILADELPHIA
and IN another article, noticing the LateiLsen
GERS promise of new party based on national
issues, says: We arc not quite prepared tc
believe that our contemporary has authority t.
enter a discOntinuance of the old suit of Anti
slavery against the Union and the Democratic
party
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