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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-20

Il DtHetOtcLt institution, eSfI5ii.Ee47 u, Srl,tl
e,l.ao'rne4t jar the reiiet' II TIE sfet and
g,',treSsIsa' g5Ricted 'ciA Jtlallat and Lsi-
| deHitc diseases.
| Two ALL PERSONS afflicted with sexual Dis.
e 'I,as, such ~ sIeginE;ouha,1, Seminal Weak
w. ffHi ''e' 6on9rrhea, elect, syphilis, the
Inc Howard Association. in view OF the awful des
y oi human lie, caused by Sexual disease and
uie eetIons pTlctced uroR the unfortnnare victims
o. such diseases by Quacks, several wears ago ir,ri
styl consuming surgeon, as Char table nc, worthy
n In,I SiSs OF dlSe5es in al their forms, ana 20 iy
MtDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, 10 an sho amply Iv
cuP2iion, habits Of lie, Ec anil h, rasg.s ~
poverty, 10 furnish Medicines free OF clare II i
nts'tsS 20 'tl tii tue Association commands ia,
hlghest Medical So Us Of the age an VIII fr,i-h ne
mos approved modern treatment.
M D,rct9rs, on review Of the past feel assured
TINT their abcrS Ia this sphere OF is.pc-nl,.ut tif
49,. p. Ett5l cneht 20 tie ain ctei, especially
.is oHie, aild they have resolved % devote t,-
Selves with renewed zeal, to this very ir,p,,t bt
much de pissed cause. Wy '-'l' ''"''i' ""'
.igst published ~ the Associatio., n !, o,,,4 m c.
niatp rh,ea, or Seminal Woakue.s iha No. n .,,.,
Ism IN t1r ;.on or SCI falUse and other r.i.,, -
wll ~ sent by mail, ,ina sea led isti- T 'eu
a. S"~se' on The receipt Of two stamps for r9st-
. tgeIz for Report or treatueu Dr.. GEORGE r.
-: ~ I, - 49, ,,ilSSttng Surgeon, TI0N irl Assoca.
nv orIe- - Y ~, Nnh street, Philadelphia, Pa
Gro F,,,c,,i EZRA 2. HEARTWELL, Pres't.
SsoY mr-4
z K ANBERRIESt CRiNBERgIESr
ON Cor 40 % IFaiioerries, ;irSt arrival Of the sen
oH' TOT SAFE ~ H.. II. COOK x son.
Isl RECEINE BY EXPRESS
Tempest and Sunshine: 49, "a 0~'''0'''
0yclOPe1:a Of Wit aud HIM. =.
- j. lLEALY'S.
essJNDRIEs! SCNnRIESu ----------
- = cans OF > n cans Cove 1l,,,s,o,.
. do 70 do ~ S'S's'
$500 = boxes Sarlincs: Is
1850 = DO do -
Jl0 DO DO
80 drums New Figs.
10 gross Steamboat Playirg C,rfs.
10 do No 1S2 Highander= ~
do Tine Declter's ~ ~
5 do do Elsler's w
Received and for sale by
mr. L. sd. HIENANN.
EeRAN! BRAN! HIRAM
- 0VVO OuSheis Dram received per Railroad by
H.COOK & son.
IARPET CHAINS iags for sale lowbv
i"'- GILBERT a BOWLEs.
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The amounted Liabilities due or not due
% hanks or other creditOrs-uOthng.
Losses adjusted and due none.
Losses adj usted and not due...........s II OBJ %
Losses unaij listed, in suspense, waiting
further proof or contested. -. Isl $50 s.
All other claims against the COMPANY are
SMALL for printing, &C.
Agents instructed 10 no risks exceeding s0.n0N
without special permission.
Or village varies.
The greatest amount allowed to be insured in any
one block also varies.
The Charter or Act Of Incorporation and amend
ments Is herewith presented.
TIOS. X. BRACE. JR.,
Hartford. Jan. LIST, 1853 SecrrtaT,.
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~ II LII ptAA q 4 -
NearIy One Prize to every Nine Tickets.
MAGNETIC ENT SCH IL VI L!
10 ne pRAMN
EACH SATURDAY IN APRIL,
AUTHORIZATIONS PRlZEs:
3,is5 Prizes amounting to .......... $4,000
Whole Tickets $40; Halves Is; Quarters s4E.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

5,iS5 Prizes amounting 70 .......... $500, 900
Whole Tickets $40; Halves -; Quarters s4j..
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from ! t. ao,oCe, corresponding With
those Nuners on The SketS printer on seN','e SUE
81 paper, are encircied with small tin tubes anu placed
The first i5; Prizes, similarly printed and enc:rcle,
arr. nIac.i in another wheel.
The wheel are .henrcyoye,l, and a numheris drawn
from the wheel ~ NuIn erS, and ~ lne zane uhe
Prize i drawn from the otherwheel The umher ana
Prize drawn ont are opened and exhibited 10 the audi
ence, and registered by the Conmiss"ierS: the Prize
heinz placed against the Nurl'er drawn. ms opera
ton is repeated until al the Prizes are drawn out
Approximation PriZes.-The two preceding and
the TAO succeeding NUM- rrs 10 those drawing ne hr,I
pr rheS vc WIN xsm M If risket No - draws he
$4,000 Prize, those Ticket uuin err ilt, ll3t' 1l
and ll52 viii each DE entitled ia 500. IT Ticket No
So, 5, So, viii each H en;ill-dto s, and so on ac-
Te PIES 6g 40 Win he determined w tn last
figure VI the Number that draws the $4,000 PrLe For
80. n, al tbc TIr-ts where the rrri-.r
ends in viii he entitled % go IT The un"r ends
with No ,, then al Lhr Tc6eS where ne Number ends
Certidctes Packages win be sold At the folowns
C I.yii t.. Of Package Of Whole 81
ioCuarter - ......... q
&c Eighth - .......... Il
| In ordering Tickets or terilfcatss. enclos,
the moncy @ our address for the Tickets grdere", ~
4 NAV q CHate. -
The liz, OF Drawn Numbers and Prizes win lie sent e
/ purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
- Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain. and give their Post Office, County and State.
/ - Remember that every Prize is drawn and paya
I BILE ia fall without deduction.
~ All prizes Of a. zoo ana under, paid immeiate'y
after the jrawing-Other prizes az he usual time
/ thirty days.
! All comm an cltons strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
:. SWAN * CO., Augusta. Ca.
- Persons residing near Montgome-y, 4 ia,sna
or Atlanta, Georgia, can have their orders hlle, an'
3; SA9n ~ 80 ~ slfr
l>,' NeW orleans Delta. MobileReCiSer. CharIestor
Stlhdari, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Intellieencer
| NeI York Weekly Day Book, Savannah MHrrin,
/ Ms tSS,Shnond Dispatch, News, and PauIiins
I .--y.x.--. mrs.
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m. l.. JOHNSCN,S

S2onk STORE, BOOK BINDERY, AMI
b BLANK BOOK NANCFACTO- -, So.
~, FIRST street between Main ;,lJ SF@fEF.E -
Locust, Evansville Indiana. Blank = --ssz-tsss...S
Books ma .e 90 ord r. with or -iih0uts ag..S,,sg
printed EcE!s, a.j Magazines, Music,
*, lauid H. any s,yIc ti.al NAV be desired.
fcbi.-GAH
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ORLASD0 SHEI n ' 81 S21,K, 49,,
Z. III. COOK & SONS
Is Il \ d Y-p AY STORE.

a IHtC ILTURAL IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS AND
q bhOCERlES sold "a Cash Prices for al kinds 81
Tlu lii 1--we Stock such as Horses, Mules. Cows
lN g Beef Cattle Hogs, Chickens; Butter. Lard.
icon, LE-si EurS and Skias OF every description;
GitS.ng, Bees Wax, Feathers, Wheat. Corn, Oats
Ia -, Beans Rye, Bran Shorts Dried Apples and
/ hes, Pot.l. g and Iegetalies OF al sorts.
feh-y-G&w d. II. COOK 4 SONS
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MEDICAL.
DISCOVERED AT LASTI
Greatest Cure I'm the World for Pain
Pref. Ckas. De GrGtd, Original hUeHtOr and
NgD7ff.yefstgsr If ne
EIectric Oil,

HUI tttstItf ~ nc
EIecTrlc Oil.
ysNUIS Oil is the only sure remedy in the World
II for the cure Ofrheumatisln, deafness, G0ut, Neu
raj gia: Lumlago Sciatca Spinal and Bronchial com
paints: Tc!ooreuN; Headache; cramps; Group; piles
ieops sprains and bruises cuts and wounds; swelle
glands stiff joints ScrOfua; Ery siIeas sore Nipples;
Sweled Breast; oInb Disorders; salt Bheum; tank
or i'm the mouth and stomach; PalpatiOn: Eruption
Caked Breast; Quinzy; Sore Throat; Palsy; Pleuri
Ulcers; Lock jaw Heart Barn Tooth ana bar acne
Nervousness: Costiveuess; Burns; Sore Guns OF teeth
ing Infants; IIenarTage, Abcess Stih NeckS Broken
Breast; ChiIbaus; Tettcr; Shingles; Frosted eel fe-
YER and AZ, e; Chapped Hands, or any diseases TIA
are sore and painful, IS the Only article ever Trough
before the public that VIII DO lis work perfectly N from
three u twenty rinutes-has been used by thousands
and prCnouuctd The hestremedy ever discovered q
This OIL acts the system with eleciricIty OF
pure vegetable pyeTaTa-igu. Not tie slightest oar ger
Of aYplyiu Il OUtWarIy or nVariy. II al once glYes
permanent cure-in mos leases from ten 10 twenty
minutes 8,
The hest Physolorists Of Europe have discovered
thai all game eTr cement OF the animal system y
tile Ell - sut of the pivsicoelectrc fluid
in the organic disease skilful app caut Of this Oh
puts in immediate motion TIE nerve huid and the cur
Is IL once accomplished. o bleetings, vomiting
pJ.rcing or blistcriug Is rcsoEted 70.
None genuine without the signature OF Prof e De
Gr-th. Labels signed in writing.
Principal Depot, No. 81 South eighth St. three doors
I below Chestnut, Philadelphia. Country dealers and
Druggists be supplied whoeaie and retail Price
| = cents, 80 cents and 81 per bottle
Try every thing else, and give this simple trial
Cauti0n.-Be careful TO ask for, and get DeOTatE :
| Electric OIL, aswOrthiess limitations abound.
There are numerous limitations sprung up on the rep
utRtiOu that my article has acquired. The public
/ must beware-they are worthless
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II DIl-IIINs ~ > NW"I 10
Raleigh, N c. Standard.
CERTIFICATE.

MINsBoRo' :. =. March Q, lS,..
l. David Elkin, do hereby certify that have been
ililv afflicted for months with nammatOTy rheu-
mat i'm one II my legs being much Swcen-stifi and
s1re-So that found it exceedingly difficult 10 walk
that the stiff joint has been twice rubbed With Prof.
De,ir7,ih's celebrated Electric Oil within thirty hours
and now have the perfect If the afflicted limb
va also troubled with partial deafness in my left ear,
and hv single application Of he Electric Oil my hear
ing has been greatly improved. ~ -
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CLASS TT

To I've drawn ir N, City Of puoic'
SATURDAY., April 18th, Is5s.
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DIs- IiORSE-S
lkEIEN ECCT Pill

81 CAUTION. r.
Merchants and Traders will lie on their pra,l M, =
Knot % imposed upon ~ Counteqfrit ~ N,rs., 4
& lhllan boot rus, signed A. B. MOORE An 2
ssAeif non Titis have the name and signature
OF a. MITE \ CO., on each box. Il
8 DIX. MORSE, the inventor 90 NORSErS I'M
kbiAN kpoi FILLS, has spent the greater ra-t Of Z
hss NE m travelling, having visited kur5ps. 49, y
ara A'FiCa' as vel! Is North Americ;-lis sT,a,t
tATee years among the Indians Of our 49, Y
.iititFF-lt was IN this way that the indian Re- II
itI' we're lr>, Yered. Or. Morse was lie rSf 4
n l,tl . Sst',.Sh the fact taIt "a diseases a-i. 81
4 from INPJRITY OF TlIr Itg oIf.'.tLs d,.s "a
= ie SUI health anu life depended upon tbs vital
Fich. A. j. WHITE \ co
20 Leonard Street, New York
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~ HiSkt -Neare nov receiving daily supply
article 70 old or neg custom r..
fel2 TENNEY & SnRENSnN
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,,..,,,,- Consumption.

Proh2hly no one remedy has a., t.,.. ,,, ,ri,.
eafed - many ana such dangerous ,-,.es -. tiis
cone 10 human and can reach; IIIt ey,l - fb -,
ChEkRf PICTORIAL affords relief and coD,f,yt III
- Aston House. NZy: YORK CRY Na-cb : H.
,bo,IoR AeES, LOWELL: 1 feel IL a dnfv ami .
p.--s.Ie - iofin YOU Wilat your CHERRY P,Cro-
~ mas Hone Tor wife Sic Lal ICON FIVE r,,,,ti,
toTlne W der the dangerous symptoms OF c0fsurI
s.-l, Ayn WHICH no aid We could procure gave Lir
s.t'i IetleI- She was steadily falling uT.tiI H.
90 eng, OF Tins city, where nave come FOR adyirs
TRIAL Of your medicine. W. Ij.ss ~
ron .!', ,ay ae Is not yet as strong As he usel -
8 % = Tree rom her cough, and calls herself yyll
lotts v IN gratitude and rpcar,l. '~''
ORLANDO SHELLEY, OF S1IErRvv,,,v
-. pJNtSoMlPTlNE, do not despair tin YOU have
~ ~ = AEb ; CHERRY PECTORAL. IL i msd ; ~, -,
p! tiie be> medical sheTnists i'm the world nj ;.y
az ar ai'd Gs Jespeak the high merits az IT, yirtnes
- lPhiladclphil Ledger
fiFepaTed Nv Dr J. G. AVER, Lowell Mass AID
So y n eer * White Evlnsyile:and b, NJ, ,,it
NJ NiSSietntS throughout the country tWh6IeSaie
= - y. ANer q Co., l4i Walnut street Cincinnati.
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Group, WhoOPins Couch. Inr,e,z,

T,,o-.- SFRINGFIEID, Mass. Feb, = 49,
p,.,,.i.'.k AHER' viii cheerfuIIy certif1 -,
80 IS Ne hest remedy We possess FOR he ,,
ci;,f az Iosgil, Group, and The chest di,eases.,
c::iilIeh. We OF your fraternity In he Sontb . -
- our SAIL, and commend Your r.eiir;,s -, -, q.
aN1STr,, r. HIRAM CONkLIN. NJ D.
~ .isi - L. 70 EsQ, MONTEREY Ia v-itss ~ L.
-. ! ili Tedious Influenza which c,,1f;,i a. ;
- We As; took many ueslif.ues ,v;fbo.,, -
.-..,..l! ',si your PICTORIAL ly Tie al ica 80 on
~ mai. Ire tst dose relieved tie soreness ~ y,
,,, t->s 48a on half the bottle mai
~ sSelE well Your medicines arr re- - go,
T. .. a. lse pest We eau guy. and We esteem ,ior
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re drawn I'm the City II Augusta Georgia in puhEc'
on SATURDAY, April oath, lsjs,
IN TIE III 4 \ nE SINGLE NtMEEkH.
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FIU buLLIEIo = NV = y
Bank, New YORK Stock.
800 shares Importers y Taders'
Bank. New YORK, stock.
400 shares American Exchange
Bank, New YORK, stock.
$40 shares Merchants Bank, y.
.y--YA Stfa' 80.
ders' Bank, jersey City
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Asthma or Phthisic. and Broncbi,i.

!. 4. RAMSEY, NJ. D.. ALRrox. NoxPog cor-~,,.
100 hFileS sept y, l>j-: Daring my practice or
, go. c i5 nave found nothing equal 10 vut.T
ChEakN IEC rORAi Tor Swing ease and relief "a -c
sUVi!'.te I.tis3ts, or curing such are curahie
$3.50; a. a ines 81 evidence, bat the mo Z
found ln is eiiects nInn friaI - - tS---".-
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Blk MORSE, the inventor OF g!DPSE-S TN-pr.
sS ROOF FILLS, has spent the greater ygt of 81
ne IN taxelng having VISITED Europe, Asia am a.
Tici a. well as North Americd-Las spent fhres -,
among the Indians e our Western cturtrv-ii ia, -
this way mat the Indian Root PILLS were first d,s,
tGl tl!4t al diseases arise nom INPUEITY 0F THE
BLOOD- that our sircu 9Th, heath and life d,tar-ai
upon this vital fluid. r.. ' --''.e4
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LOTTERIES.
CLASS II,

o be drawn in the City OF Augusta, Georgiin puDi''
on SATURDAY, April lCth, lsos.
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION.
PHI PIMA

4 BeHer01eEt EStftlfioB. D., s,,.;.,J
elaorms1t jar tie reiiey' II TIE siet and
dtst'sSse5, afflicted 'cit5 JTiuIeAt and Iii
atIEtc ntsln.Ls
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-01
ARRIVAL OF A MAyrR

The Charleston Carrier, of Saturday morning,
says: "There reached our quarantine yester.
day afternoon, brig called the "Echo," having
on board three hundred and six Africans. She
was captured on the 2lst inst, about P. NJ, off
the north coast of Cuba in latitude 33 30, longi.
tudc so 20, by the U. S. brig Dolphin, 1t. ]. N.
Ma6it Commanding.
"1he suspicious of the officers of the Dolphin
were aroused by the brig hauling suddenly off
from the coast of Cuba. when chase was immedi.
atcly made after her. On nearing the brig, which
the Dolphin did rapidly, two blank cartriges were
fred at her. when she hosted the American en-.
sign-the Dolphin being at the moment under
English colors. Two shots was then fired ahead, to
make her heave to but she continuing on her
course the Dolphin hoisted American colors, and
fired shot at her, when she was promptly brought
to. It. Bradford, of the Dolphin, then boarded her
with sixteenmen, and found on hera crew of nine.
teen, composed Of English, Americans and Span.
iards, and cargo of three hundred and eighteen
| Africans twelve of whom have died since the
capture. The Dolphin took on board q part of
the original crew of the brig, and took them to
| Key West from which port they will be sent by
steamer to this city. :
"The negroes. so far as they could be seen, are
about fifteen years Of age and good looking. They
are suffering from Dyscntary. 1t is supposed
that the present name of the brig is only an as.
sumed one. She is Of Baltimore model and a
| fine one. The prize crew consists of Lieut.. J.
N. Bradford, Lieut.. C. C. Carpenter, ten sea.
men and six marines.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-01
THE nLEmoN PEACH"

While one fruit-culturists arc seeking to improve
their orchards by nportatons from foreign nurseries
(which is entirely commsnd"ble) e)-thOy should not
forget l., chori4h some of the good uld-fashionod
peaches which their fathers cultivated before hem. VI
this description. hafdosou laid upon our table
yesterday by friend, and which no designated as
tho Lemon Peach It is a late yellow cling -stone,
worry swsut very juicy, and Of good szo. They arc
decidedly worthy Of considerable space in every or
chsrd, being of fine quality aud coming in at time
when fruit begins to grow scarce aud is consequently
moro desirable. Cuttings Of this valuable poach Gun
bs obtajned in abundance from tho plantation of Mr..
JouS HoLLlssswoBrH in this vicinity, and We advise
all who wish delicious lste fruit to secure suicicu
cy at once. It IL kind Of psaoh that ought to Ie
propagated.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-01
CDMMV MICATI0N
For Tho Adrtrtisr.
LINES WRITTEN ON THE DEATH OF HRS MAR,


EY RUTH.
Thy God hath called thee hume, dear gentle Mary,
An Angels spirit shrinud in mortal mould
So fair, puro, so bright, 80 chaste aud chury,
That othors seOulol but druss, and thou, pure gold
Gold seven timos refined thy heart has proven
The dwelling place Of yirtuous trusting love-
nd cords that round hearts thy worth has woven
TtoSsh broken here, will rc-unito above.
Yes santed Ons. tsJaRl tiiisf glraTo, in heaven,
There arc sweet meetings of the paai an4 fu2|;
And oil tho tender tics TINT here are riven
Arc woron there in an eternal bond.
And thou art gone to dwell with Jesus evcr,-
For heaven is composed Of such us thee;
ThurO na4gkt cnn como those tcnder ties to scycr
Aud thou urt blust for all e!srntT;
But oh tho grief thnts crushing thy hearts chosen L
For thou art gone and he has still to wuit,-
His tend0r, kind and noble heart il frozen,-
Hii Angels hown-hs home is dcsolats.
IIe gives thee up-and, though his tears are flowing,
They not tears of doubt or hopeless woe;
But mystic ties around his hsart-strings growing
Ties that no heart but one like his could know.
lie gives thee up, and still deep love will cherish,
rhYngh thy doar form must rest beneath tho sod;
And with ttu.,isS FIFTH that cannot perish
lIo gives thee dp-ho gives i.ss ER 70 God.
liz
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-01
DIVISION At THE SOUTH.

We copy the following from the New Orleans
Picayune:
"Men may be rs earnest as Mr.. Yancey, as
faithful to the rights of the South, and as de.
tcrmincd not to submit to any external violence
done towards them, who may be, nevertheless,
unwilling to enter into combinations which take
the standpoint that revolution is an imminent
necessity, and preparations to make disunion
easy, make the first duties Of a Southern man.
They will not readily resign TO combinations,
organized in-that temper. the percmptory defini.
tions of what are the rights of the South, for
which she must make fght-and what are the
eventualities which call for the application ol
the extreme remedy, prepared for q final crisis.
And if, US all the collateral signs indicate, the
issue of dsunion is to be made and pressed, on
the point of the re-opening Of the African slave
trade, it is proof Of the general thoughttulness
of the Southern people, that they 90 not blindly
into any such scheme. That project of certain
extremists has already proved to be topic oi
wide and irreconcilable disagreement between
the planting or cotton States and the farming OF
breeding States, and within the cotton States
themselves. The enunciation of the project o
the Leasuers, by the chief Of the Leagues, tha,
it is to be rally of the cotton States only draws
the line of division at once between classes o
Southern States. 1t makes two Southern par
ties certainly, and is capable Of other sub'divi
sions as little likely to do good. 4 league may
be made of men in the cotton States who ART
ready to dissolve the Union for the sake of re
viving the importation of negroes from the Afri
can coast, but there is Il large body of Souther!
States which will refuse to sustain any suct
policy, and it is moreover evident from an inf
mite number of signs that it would cost long
and acrimonious struggle to fasten that policy
with all it's attendant circumstances and conse
quences, upon the cotton States"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-01
From tho Augusta Constitutionalist.
GABLE NEWS.

We received the following dispatch, this Fri.
day) morning few minutes before eleven
o'clock. 1t left London this morning, although
We are not able to state the hour. 1t is the
"fastest time" We have yet recorded over the
Cable course.l
LONDON, Friday morning, Aug. 27.-The En-
peror of France returns to Paris tomorrow, Sat
urday, the 2Sth.
The King of Prussia is too sick to visit Queen
Victoria.
Her Majesty returns home on Monday, the
Both inst.
The Chinese empire will be opened to the
trade of all nations. The Christian religion will
be allowed, and foreign diplomatic agents admit
ted. Full indemnity has been guaranteed to
England and France, but no mention is made as
regards that point with the United States.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-01

The AFRICANS AT CHARLEsToS-The Savan
nah Republican, in noticing the arrival at Charles
ton of the captured African, says:
This, we believe, is the first instance of the
capture of cargo of slaves by an American crui.
ser, and our readers may be curious to know
what disposition is to be made of the ship, slaves,
&c. The act ofls4O provides that the officers
and crew of the captured vessel shall be turned
over to the U. S. District Court to be prosecuted
under the laws of Congress.
The ship and her properties of every descrip-
ton to be sold, and the proceeds to be divided
halfto the United States, and the other half to the
officers who seized and brought the vessel into
port, under the laws regulating prizes. The
slaves are to be delivered to the United States
Marshal Of the District where landed, and the
President to make such regulations and arrange
ments as he may deem expedient for I" their safe
keeping, support, or removal, !" and he is author.
zcd to appoint an officer on the coast of Africa
to receive them.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-09-01
For the Advertiser.
A HApn

aLl CcoplO of Saluda bog to eall tile attention oi
tho public through your journal to the closing re,
marks of COl. CARROLL in his address to the people
Of EdgoGcld District, on the subject Of Division.
Whom Mr.. GREcG was nominated by US us n candi-
dstO for tho Legislature, ho did not pledge himself to
Us as favourable to diYsjQn neither did he express
any opinion ST sp t the' subject hal learned that he
gas fayosrabo to Division q t th9 ctler side Of tho
District and thought 10 would be safe Repressnta-
tive for us,
Since 1855, Mr 1REsu haa mingled With the people
trct, knows about the wants of the people, and
We can SEQ no inconsistency in tho change which has
taken place in his Division sentiments since 1856.