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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-03

OPENING OF THE ASNIvERsARIEs-The pre-
iiminary exercises of one of the anniversary
meetings for the year took place yesterday. The
meetings, however, will not be in full blast
I'LL next week. The appeals of the several
religious societies will be even more urgent
this year than ever, and the faithful will be
called upon to come down with the funds with
out stint. Between the hard times and the
great revival there will be curious contest be-
tween poverty aud conscience, and every one
will be anxious to see how the cash accounts
foot up in comparison with former years
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CORRESPONDENCE or OTHER PAPERs.
fUorreepopo ercc Of me RES

~AsuSGtoS, April 30, 1858.
TIE c0n:e,tcd Seats IN the H,us-ns Clayton Bpiscer
Tcdfy, DC dc
The various contested ouoo VIII nos be taken
10 icy are ,,s ~ ,so esa,1"ssSs
Sno trot~t pp,nts OF d. Cd scott aecisoocan
Of rloan blood be CITIZENS OF tue Uosf Ssteet Toe
Nebrssss cssc xhch sill dect-ed la ali pro ,ily br
20 this point Which obsaiued the most e
gal vses.
settlement, with their voiuaooas testimooyruDnins
through thousand and dve hundred pages 10 whytes
casesDd tho exciting roil,cs Ceiling which toer dsces
81 too well calculated - eegender rne Neofssss
Gaze OHIO may oe decidcd teoro the sd
jobrrment, tui barely possible that the BLumors
~i uDIe~ tue reports OF tue Comni tee OF Elections
ana immediately Orsed sc vote under operation
OF the previous question.
the commntee OF Foreign Ansrs Of the House wn rc-
rr, 90 I'd. CLAYTON suwer Cor vrntou on MoudAy next,
recommending It's sbrcsatou the Paraguay cootrover
~ 10 kDs To host,s against ths, staie aness repars
too ade for rfictcd upon CIT xens and
many other questions OF diplomatic controversy.
tCurrcspoIisncc n the AiesJ
wAruSGros, Aprl 10, 1858.
Presrre cf lnpovtdn Bne, af-'' ccrgres- ArPrcprsa
hfrs-Etgctn, AGIl,s ana Pr,cu'e Bis.
me spuropriauoo bi s n they are receve proper
degree Of AT. uuop ~ of themselves the whole
r,nsurs time OF too sespion. Toe cseodsr VI both
hourss crowded wh bills AMI resolutions OF very
put nc ustare suioo can, -tos the time liked
m. commuscs both standing and select OF the Senate
and House, have mAtuiei much business Of general
sul have been performed BY the committees for
pausht -
me ore'sn AFFAIRS OF the country demand the attention
Of Ootsress ara particularly Of the senate, ~ part OF the
executive The ratification BY Nicaragua OF the ftssrr
uessy, vni devo,ve upon the senate the IMPORTANT
duty Of considering tnas treaty, With vie. 70
~ conclusion, through their assent. A. there
uil be some opposiuon 70 Il, asd a. em al
seSs ana prospective s re.ons ,o~srss Cen,r Ame
cannot be sup ,osed tnsi be dspcsed OF ID day
when the most trivial questions somelpes eugross me AZ
tentios Of the senate for weeks Then, again should
be ratified by tho senate DO follower out by legs
aon which the President In sn.cips,on OF the conc,u
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Bosros. May 2, 1859.
nro broke out this morning 10 tho upper part or a
Arkesev~n stony granite building Federal street, 90
cuAed In tho iowe~ socs by the Douglas Ass Company
End In the upper part ~ Aessrs 5~ubora zIu Els
worth . pristDg odlce aud oindory. fais bal ding
entirety destroyed, only portion Of is walls being
ien etAndtpg.
Py the failing Of wall OF this building tho folio wiog
persons wcrc killed Frsoois Cutting and Frank rsstIe
6iemen Patrick RsA don and Ms Moran.
TIC adjoining building occupied by Messp. Grant,
Warren Co, extensive paper dealers, and was also
Destroyed
brick dwelling, occupied ~ boarding house, al
joring wss nearly destroyed BY the 'seg wss, sad 1t
was here me tstA accident took place
The total loss estimated .. $500 co., which Ia mostly
cover ed ~ Insurance.
The two fsemcn killed be, nged TO rrcn,nt Fagsno
Company No. IL Their babies recovered.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
A6hnrs in WaShl nReou

RrJoICiN0s ovK& TIE PASSAGE OF The KANSAS
BILL-sPEscH OF rHK PsEsIBssr-RoBxhr j..
Walkers OPINION OF THE CONPaRENCa MIA
bCkx-rHk ISL GOO lNvEsTIGArION, kTO.
W.smsoros, Nay 2, 1853
Last night largo crowd collected before the Pres
dents house, where he serepaded by the dsag OF
cannon and music by the Marine Band He appeared At
the window and returned thanks for tho honor saying
th1 the boat interests Of the country involved
the contest which has so happily been ended and be
hopsd and believed that tho passage OF the Kansas DILL
would tend 70 promote the peace and prosperity of tue
Uoion. Senators roombs and Gwin, and Messrs Clay,
Letcher and 5evoasoo, Of the House, also spoke
window tho f,rmer reg ding the result psc acaon
10 which there has been dishonor any where
Senators Bg,er, Green and Brown, and reprcsen
tatives J. Clancy Jonos and Fog ish, were sere
naded u their residences, and made speeches Of
exuitA lon over tho passage Of the Kansas bill,
regarding . measure OF peace nos osly Kansas
bu. the whole country Of union for the States
and UNION for the democratic party aud putting end
the question Of slavery which has long distracted the
country.
Governor Walker, In bis recent letter 10 hessrs Cox
ana Lawrence, sad the conference b Interpreted by
him, VA In precise conformity with his vic aud
not eoy In kAnsas but since bis re,urn AMI 10 oo sing
the path where bis duty ard bis conscience babe him.
must support IT, "It, he adds, 'the odous Locompou
cons.uuop born in fraud and baptized In pejary, wilt
be defeated By helming vote OF the people
Kansas, thus demonstrating BY . practical result toe
truth Of my Interpretation that this oil ccss 10
fact submit the constitution 70 popular suffrage for rst
noston or rejection, which Is all have required With
such oil, such decision Of the people under IT,
formidable effort will eyor be- again msae Withhold
from the people u inchoa.e states FOR against
rat ncsuon or rejection Of their state constitution and the
oigsrchc doctrine Of constitutional sovereignty will be
abandoned.
Two members Of the select committee to Investigate
the rn OF osbuiseu onts Of Messrs LA~rence stone
Company have sono TO Philadelphia TO ase tho testimony
Of Mr.. wsoe, woo is connected with that Arm. This Is
con.loercd highly important 4, the examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-03

&C 1d~S.t Go sh~ Steamship Jem.s Adxev.
yHhts MAk KILLED And An EsaIsgKR sADL
wOUsDED
cHARLEsros, May ., 1858.
Toe steamship james Adgtr, at this port from v
f~k, bsrst Der e'eam chimney at "a early hour FIJI
Gay night last, badly scslding Joseph Pollock the eDg
oeer and toor sreme0, three OF whom have died Pol
lock vs. under treatment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-03

I,
The sales Of cotton TO day ooy Gro os,es and
quotations continue entirely nomnsI Sugar 10 du but
rates unchanged. Wheat has !nng terdoucy Pork
u trm; 1l8 30 Sl8 70 La Ia ba reis selling
O: II 40. l2c Ffeishts-Shpm ssters asking I'D
for cotton 70 Liverpool sterdrg exchange, i07x lc6k
MOBILE, May l, 1853
Tho Gales or cotton 70 lay 90I bales tho ko
closing unsettled and excited Receipts to day eco bales
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aARRIAGEs And DxATHA


HAnrrou--Do~vArIv.-Un thursday, April a. BY Rev
J Ciapp, WILLIAM r. AAsrros 70 Mss BsDorr Dos,ALLr,
all ~ tbis city.
rxarsrr-Gr yrLAs On saturday, MAY I, by Rev. Dr.
Krebs, JAcoB rskssus, Ct PnIsdephls, W MAR A. Gu
YrrIAr Of this city.
Philadelphia and Schenectady papers please copy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-03

The Prusslan EXT edition Case At Paducah.
THK PKlSONAK DISCHARGED AND THk PRUS5IAN
ORFICxkS ARRESTED FOR FALSE IMPRISONMENT.
Correspondence Of the Cincinnati Gsz.tte
PApUcAH Ky , april 81, 1853
Tho trial Of F6wArd Dessi ng, the Pr Issian whose
attempted exsediuDn has much excitement
came of here 70 day and resulted 10 hs discharge
JUtge Williams deciding that the Prussia depositions
were moi competent Testimony. The popu'acs much
excited ADD oheered whom the decision
The New York lawyer, Lepauah, and the Prd.san police
ficfr then estec for IA Dcssug
tas brought suit against each Of them fH $40, 600.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-03

CHARLssros. MAY Q, 1853
The steamship Nashville which eft horn Saturday
TOR New Yort hes returned port bringing In to- The
tak Ottawa. from Msssuzas FOE New York, with cargo
OF sugAr, found at In DISTRESS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-03

are republicans We are democratic We have
the greet, the glorious and ineffable privilege
OF talking politics ss much as we please, of
sighting and rowdying In every direction, and
of making our neighbor a. uncomfortable as
possible. Such cherished rights 20 dearly
bought how sacredly should they be cherished
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-03
IL. JOaclngs at Hartford.

HARTFORD, Coon May l, 1868.
Tho democrats fred thirty guns " blight thi, city
in consequence Of the passage o, M Engshs Kausss
bill
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-03


a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND VISITING OARn
"A inis~ Paris ryle tAe finest and chsapes, In a. -
Broadway OF Duane EstAbushed i64Q
A GREAT sPRlNa MEDICINE
"A kh@umAusm scrofus ealt rheun. 10 -HvATr'0 M
rtstn the psinfuilo-ns
diseas' &c gu not shirs old Hevo1
sry' pclss tbs Of inquiry slesl
liver and kiannya general debility dyscepsts ncs-n oed
su@plion p,lss 40 Principal dsPss No 28 0raaA strsGA
10 ceas per botte-
AN EXCELLENT xErao or SAVING MONTH ~
NC ec,nces 40 hto purchase tAoar
a Ne~srs. Cuilsr Co. No Gc ksssau srs~ (room Ne 4
for hey manufacturing the patent a Wuaa
Fuller Of Mlbuvy
THE mort E,k .nNr IRON RAILING
conceivable, Will they are prepared 10 fur isA ~
LOWER KAThs
than evea con styles railing are so,l ss
THIS lb TUk s1MPlk TRUTH
1fose vho doubt us sncursov are invited 70 srsnbo -
claims tosuoerioy and learn tho erccedius loo pnVs
wbi,s 10 fIrolsfed. thea The sIesroo Il -
Manufacturer OF iron railing. and upon . lke
qury, they Will be
CDNViNckA
RKllipy Ter bAlcopie2
Ratings for stair
kA'lip ~ for onicss
KaDinss TO- pub &c and private parks.
Raip for cemetery lots eh.rsce~ixed By retusn q
dssis and RECOMMENDATION Nth Lane u
ella rat. de,crpaou. furu shet At the
rhOR1ErT kDt.LK
TO money yor must buy your Iron railing Of
CUr.kk A 90,
No IS Nassau strrek
Rlap 10 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-03

Dasry's Trtcophs rous ~ ths Bose and
cheapest article for 5resog bsurfying ce@nsi-x curnS
pr,s~rsns and restoring me hair. Laaiss. uy H. Sold
III dru
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-03

Wig 81, Toupess -, at Came roo's. No. 100
FULTON street, Br osyn Incompatible IN natural sppese
aIce, style. quality and perfect At
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-03
IIolIow.y,, PiiI..-fIabituaI Consti patio.

Csistsdoro's HAIR Dye, wigs and Tsupccs.
The tss world Wholesale sod retail, sId TIE dye
privately applied 6 Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-03

The Hair. You Can Color Your Hair
either % b.ok O. brown. vi'hou, dyeins the skn or IN.
Iurina The growth OF TIE hair By bottle NJ wilson's
hair ooo~eg. Only n . bots. Applied .lhs wafer, no
stain BOLD only a. tho drug sore 3D5 brand street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-03

Fire OnIses so Let Apply Ia Kacx, aIa
Broadway. spripg styls q hat nv rssdy
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predsposes infection vis Inc or.ah
whole NJ Mere purs.ges aggrs
9Th of the sufferer this
ely tho contrary permenenty regulates The escrc
function lends gor the frame Wills u puriass
be animsl fluids
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-03

1be-r very d~~rs bls arclos for msnt 10 The
ourirg the summer months veu ~ocny the seasn
OF ~ who tntsnd rusiicsiiAG Ihey ehst oniy OF
LEAkY A co,
Hate Assoc rouss,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-03

Drandsesh's Psils-A mcdictse Cor all time,
and ~hoss juoicous nc tho average OF hu
life Primo oce x9i Canal street brsn 1rvtn suidDg
5od 6 bowtry, and 2ai nudsou street, and where
Price 70 cents a boz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-03

IIcImss' Original % Ce"t Portrait Gallery
boics aDohsr nssa;ed and I'm proved, The old
siAna Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-03

Superior Ambsesy pss.-De suIe and gee one
at HVUnG's &9 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-03

Woods New Ssose, 2o3 broadway. NeXt to
he Of Warren street Will be opcued THURSDAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-03

a RvKRDElLs-wGDDiN9 AND VISITING OARpR
"A latest Paris stye tAe aoest and ch.spest In "a
broadway. corner OF Duane sirost EstAblshed i8A0
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-02-10
Minnesota Land Agency.
II M & "a p. SWINEFORD

j. M. & a. p. SW In EbORD,
DEAL Estate Dealers, and Agents, Land War
III rants located and IN ye=tIpents Toeds Fs2les-
ing fifty per cent. Taxes paid, DC. A.P. Sc
ford being a resident Of Albert Lea, Minnesota,
is well acquainted with the natural advantages
of the TerritorJ, and the best points for invest
ment A few choice Lots and farming Lands
for sale. For further information inquire of Jas.
Swineford, Ashland o., or address A. P. Swine
ford, Albert Lea, Freeborn county Minnesota.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-02-10

EDSoN 4 DE PUY, Attorneys at Law, Van
d Vert, Ohio, will attend to all business en-
trusted to their care, in the counties of Nanwert
and Mercer Particular attention paid to the col
lection of claims and payments of taxes for non
residents Also agents for the sale ofreal estate.
May l3, 1851. 49H
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-02-10

Rf5NULTY HOUSE, Ashland, Ohio, by W.
IYI. McNnlty. Rooms airy and commodious,
and table constantly supplied with all the lux
uries of the season. Patronage solicited.
Feb A. 1851 34d
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WyILLARD SLocUM, Attcsr4y ) I..,la- 49, : -
v land, Ohio. Office on eoris % III.
and Ssndusky Sts. Particular c@teDt;on Haid
collections.
Feb 4 1857. tAf
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TNHoMAS j BULL, Attorney at Law. Lou
donville, Ashland county, Ohio, will at
tend promptly to all business entrusted to his
care. Feb.4 1855 34d
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-02-10

GAMPSEL HOUSE, Ashland, Ohio, A. W.
- Melsheiner. lessee. This is one of the larg-
est and most commodious Hotels in the western
country a good 0stler always in attendance
Feb, A. 1887 S4tf,
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FULToN & Mc0oMBs. Attorneys and Ccur-
I sellors at Law, Ashland, Ohio Office in
the Bank building. OYER The Hs1aware SLaGe-
Feb a, 1851. s4tf
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MILLER HOUSE, opposite the sampsel
WI House, Ashland, Ohio, III. Miller, Propri-
etor Good fare, reasonable bills, and good ac
commodations. Patronage solicited
Feb. 81, 1857. s4f
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NORTH AMERICAN HOTEL, South West
In Corner of the Public Square, opposite the
Bank, Mansfield, o., NJ. Turner, and L. II.
Strong, Proprietors.
November lS, 1857. 24f
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EAWVERS.

NENNY d JACOBS. Attorneys and CouE-
IN sellors at Law, Ashland, Ohio. Office one
door East of Wasson d Stubs Shoe Store.
Feb. 4. 1857. :4if
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GoNVEYANCING.

GONVEYANCING.
Deeds, Mortgages. Bonds dc. carefully drawn,
and being
NOTARY PUBLIC
will take the acknowledgements thereof, ad
minister Oaths DE .&c charges reasonable Of
fee in the county Auditors office, Ashland, o.
JAMES SWINEFORD. q
Ashland, February 25. 1857 ly34.
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c-LNIEW LIVERY STABBED. B.
slzsasz- IN Gray, Proprietor Family and
Pleasure Carriages, and 2:40 Horses, to be had at
all hours. Passengers conveyed to any of the
neighboring towns the shortest notice. Pri-
ces reduced to suit the hard times. DStables
in the rear of Mel cNulty House.
February Z. 1851. 34tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-02-10
JRWRhRRS.

R. GooDFELLoW, Watch Maker
EA IL. and Jeweler. Dealer in Watches,
s,,.2 Clocks, Jewelry, Yankee Notions, &c.
Watches and Clocks repaired and warranted.
The highest price paid for old Gold and Silver.
Shop one door east of the Empire Store, Ash
land, Ohio.
February 4. 1857. 26tf
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nR.H BUCK, Practitioner of Medicine and
IL Surgery Rowsburg, Ashland county Ohio.
February 4, 1S7. 34f
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DBrITIST.

- nR. S. WooDIN, Dentist, Office
dTS ~ two doors east of ] w. Boyd's
91IYD Store. Teeth inserted from one to
full set Filling done to order, and warranted
to give satisfaction.
February A. 1857. 34tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

nYALL IL CHARLES, Real Estate Agents
IL and Surveyors, Sioux City, Iowa. Land
Warrants located at reasonable rates.
TThe Land office will be openep on the
18th of February, 1883, foAthe location of lands
south Sioux city.
n. .B-All selections personally made.
February 4, 657. S4n
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A MEXICAN HOTEL, Cleveland, Ohio. A
up. Winslow, Proprietor.
Feb. 4. 1857. - 34tf
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PaxSICIArI@. @.

nR. PHI CLARK, Physician and Surgeon
IL Office near the Sampsel House, adjoining
the Drug Store of Roller & Howard Special
attention paid to diseases of the Chest wellas
all chronic cases.
Ashland, May 6, 1851 4Sf
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L. CRANE, NJ. D., Surgeon and occulist,
il. Office in Roller Howard's Drug Store,
Main st. Ashland, Ohio.
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"YILLTAM RALSTON. Jeweler and Silver
w Smith, a few doors west of the Mem ulty
House, Ashland, Ohio Gold and Steel Pens,
and choice variety of Jewelry kept constantly
on hand. Highest price paid for old Gold and
Silver. Repairing done to ord T, on sonable
terms-satisfaetion warranted.
February 4, 1851. 34tf
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-21

MORMON INDIAN ALLIxs.-Thc st. Louis
Democrat learns by the arrival Of Mr.. Ach-
ner, an Indian Trader from Fort Laramie,
which place he left on the Sd inst, that six
or seven hundred Of tho Chians and Canaan
che Indians had returned from Salt Lake, on
the 2sd December, to their villages on the
Black Walnut, about eighty miles south
east Of Fort Larimie, accompanied by about
twenty Of their Mormon leaders. Their in
tsntion is said to DO TO remain in camp until
spring, then to harass and to cut of trains
on the plains. The Indians believe that the
Mormons have over eighty thousand white
warriors, we'll armed and equipped, besides
their numerous Indian allies, and describe
their Notifications as very strong. They do
not entertain the idea that the Mormons will
run away.
A white girl, about nine years Of age, wa,
in tho camp Of the Chians, dressed and
painted as squaw. BY her own accoun,
she was formerly Of Green county, Illinois
and had been stolen by the Indians from her
fathers wagon while crossing the plains.
She had no knowledge whether her parents
were living or dead. Mr.. Achner was IN
able to rescue her by force or to buy her
Her Indian captor was absent on hunt, bu,
Mr.. A. expresses himself cnfdent that he
viii be able to bring the child in on his next
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-21
NEW RIVER MAIL BETWEEN LOUISVILLE

NEW RIVER MAIL BETWEEN LOUISVILLE
AND CAno.-Among the proposals for carry
ing the mail, advertised in the Washington
papers, We find the following, dcnominsted
Route 95ol:
From Louisville, by West Point, Brandon.
burg. Mauckport, Ind, New Amsterdam,
Lesvenworth, Fredonia, Rome, Stephcnsport,
Kentucky, Clovcrport, Hawesville, Camel
ton, Ind, Troy, Lewi.port, Ky, Rockport,
Ind, Owensboro, Ky. Newburg, Ind, Green
River, KY, Evansville, Ind. Henderson,
KY, Mt. Vernon, Ind, Uniontown, Ky,
Raleigh, Shawneetown, H., Casey Vile, KY,
Cave-in- Rock, ILL.,, Elizabethtown, Golcon-
da, Smithland, Ky, Padueah, Metropolis
City, ILL.,, and Caledonia, to Cairo, $40 miles
and back, three times week, in suitable and
safe steamboats,.
Leave Louisville Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday at 9 A. n.
Arrive at Cairo in so hours by IL A, NJ.
Leaves Cairo Wednesday, Friday, and
Sunday At NJ.
Arrive At Louisville in so hours by p. NJ.
Rome to be visited on alternate days with
Stepbeneport, and Hawesville on alternate
days with Cannelton.
Bids for daily services invited.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-21

An IxPosITroS.--Some rogue has been
specializing on tho vanity Of small literary
characters in England, by comforting on
them spurious honorary degrees, in the names
of several of our Western Colleges. The
documents have been forged, and bearing tho
soal and names of the officers Of some Of the
small academies in the West, dignifed with
the titles Of Colleges, have been sent to the
honored individuals with Aattering letter
which usually closes with memoranda Of g
foo of as,los--or s42 so. which the recipient
is politely requested to remit to certain
name in London. How many dupes have
been caught 10 not stated, but the bushes,
has been "blown" by shrewd Scotchmar
who was determined to know all about the
transaction before he paid over the money.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-21

IMroRTANr-RED PErTIcoATs.-A sudden
demand for red flannel has arisen in all the
Easter markets the caase Of which is ex-
planned in the following intelligence from
Washington:
The lady promenaders on the avenue in
Washington last week were somewhat hor
rifcd at the appearance of distinguish for
eigner, who held up her dress so rs to display
an undoubted scarlet flannel underskirt.-
What an idea! Yet the same peasant petit
coats are now all the rage across the waters.
Queen Victoria brought them to London
from her Balmoral Palace, in the Highlands
Of Scotland, about two years ago, and this
year they have been adopted by the Empress
Eugene. OF course, they are Ia mode
those of narrow stripes of red and black
flannel being more distingue than the plain
scarlet. Silks and satins being no longer
trailcd In the mud, and those ladies who
wish to be Ia mode should not only provide
themselves at once, but practice gathering up
their dresses in graceful folds, so us to dis
play about foot of the brigh: colored un.
der-skirt.