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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-15

PORTLAND MAINE, Sept14.-The republican
have probably carried five of the six Congress
sional districts of the State.
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Elute anu Guitar.

II III subscriber proposes 10 form Class in this
CITY, los the Parpose OF giving instructions upon
tlso Z IL r. aHd GUITAR Persons desiring 81 loin
ass, soH either 81 these instr umcats, will please
their orders at the Music Store Of j. NJ Mcclure
or Jno h. West or Benson a Co. lie submits tho
following recommendation for the satisfaction OF
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Spffial notifes.
Rock City Mills.


T E. BAUMAN 4 CO., Manufacturers OF ROCK CITY
81 FLOUR will pay the highest price at all times,
for Wheat and Corn their Mills, corner of Line and
Cherry streets Nashville, Tenn.
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Change Of Schedule.
!Ese2 49, 49, 49, -
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
E1- DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS So
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

ON and afer SUNDAY, JULY 18th, 1855, the Pas
" senger Train will follows:
Leave Nashville daily at A. n. and $50 p. n.
Arriving at Chattanooga I'D p NJ. and IS A NJ.
Lssave Chattanooga Al A. N. Aad y NJ.
Arriving at Nashville AT 80 y. NJ and $ 10 A. NJ
Through tickets sold at Nashville 10 this follow
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River News.

New ORLEANS, Sept.1 4.-Deatbs from yellow
yer Yesterday So
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hSsShtSu ny coIA~E INN g. We
Two Millions. a Poem by the author OF NottiHg to
Wear.
Light aud Darkness; or, the Shadow OF Fate.
The Coopers. A novel-Appeton's Library
woman's Thoughts about Woman, by John Hal.
nAx.
The Lectures II Lola Mnntez.
Hugh Miller's New Book-Cruise Il the Betsey.
Mayor Puttcr's Life and AIyeutarys--Politios aud
War
Following the Drum: A glimpse Of Frontier Life.
Romantic Passages In South western History by
Meek.
Isabella Gray. novel by Lady.
History OF Civilization in England by II. T Buckle.
GoAdby's Text Book OF Vegetable and Animal Phys
iolugy.
B,yard raylor's Travels in Europe. Asia and Arr
ca. 9 vols
Lives OF Russian soyercisus. Rark to Peter tie
Grr4t.
Domestic Annals q Scotland, by Robert Cham
bers.
Speeches and Writings Of Hon. T P. Marshall, Of
Kentucky.
CAnlornh, Life Observation-Disclosures Address TO
Young America
Mary peruvent, by Mss Ann : stephens
Past MERIDIAN, by Mrs. l. H. sisourney.
Belle BTittan = tour 90 Newport Vive Ia Vie
DoetoF Thomas. Novel, BY Madame Trollope
wbewslls HistaEy Of ths Indae i've SCIENCES.
The LIFE aud Tla.ss Of Hugh Miller, BY 7. n Brown,
u. ID.
The Life Of Gen. HAvelock, by Vim. BFoek.
Illustrated Hasd isook u American Travel
Men aud Women. A Book u Poems. By Rrowniag.
Plays and Poems, By Baker.
yAlnnne's Digest. Complete ia l vol, 90.
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Mr. FAKxEKs-I take great pleasure in recommend
ing you teacher Of Aasc, aud assure you that
have been very much leased al the progress ia
my son Alfred, taught by you
Respectfully, ]. RIDD ADAM.
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IODEY's I-ABIEs BOOK far ssps mheE, sa=s re-.
VI eslyed aud Tor sale ~
sssis-f sss eHAkLEs w. SAITH
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Notice to Tanners.
We have constantly on hand and for sale
GREEN SALTED HIDES,
At No. % South Front street,
Nashville, Tennessee.
sprl-6m DOYLE 90
Post Office.

100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale cheap by
DILLON 4 CO., is College 81
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale cheap by
DILLON & CO., Is College ST.
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale cheap by
DILLON CO., Is College st.
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, Tor sale cheap by
DILLON 4 Co, Is College st. .
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale cheap by
DILLON co Is College St
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale cheap by
DILLON CO., Is College st.
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale cheap by
DILLON x co., is College St
90 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale cheap by
Rug25-u DILLON CO., Is College St
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To Nervous Sufferers.

retired Gentleman having been restored To health
a few days, after many years Of nervons suffering
wlsen ree) TO assist others copy of the prescrp
ton and supply of the remedy, receiving
stamped envelope bearing the applicants address. D
rect the Rev. john NJ. DAGSALL, ls6 Fulton street.
Brooklyn, NY aprlJ-tri-w-s
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Bandusia Seminary.

TTNHE next ten months session of the above Insti
Il tuition, situated on the Gallatin Turnpike, two
miles from Nashville, will commence the LIST OF
September, 1858, aud continue to the LIST Of July
1859 NATH'L CROSS.
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m u - 4 e.

~ y. THuRSioN viii resume his lee a,,S
~. Ia Nvoalintion and il4s Piano 80
Esrte, on Monday neat, sept. 9Th. 49,,
Orders may be left al his room al the So 49,
vance Hotel sept~S-u
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-20
Watfbes, Jewelrp, Es.

"ATCHES-WATCHE rrssvs
w All ds.cr,ps.sns Of GOLD ssd SILVER wArC1''
for Eale q. rstsi, a. "a than usual prizes
WATCHES taken IN exchange -.
Evrry WATCH Ls. . wrtfsss guarasY on
WAfCHEs r~psirss st kss an usual pncss sus-~hs
C. c xILyy imporsrr OF Watches sad Jswesry, ss'~
end r-,sl Nc. II Wsr s. ID coof
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-20
60 OCN WILL BUY that handsome 3,story

ouy $500 down. basncc % VIA 30. -.
TIA decided baxEs;a lL7rre Ct Thus hiLT sieA'
NJ. tsj dsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-20

4 CADyMY OF MUSIC-PlCCOLOAlN
a THIS EVENING. DEBUT or
A MILF. PiCCOLOMiSL

MILE rdCC2t9siNl
r,,,. open at II, To comwenoe 81 precisely
a"T. bs s,y W" II "sD sy ,5s Al a
80 Ticket ,sehl aud Tckrs TO the Family Circle AL
i1S',' %'' 4 ff { q Tssii sdTck '' doors
Nile PIccoLOMIsI appears in nsdia,sy ca ne rs,s;
% is ' Tso.S % who should sr 3. Ss
eu,e % ihsI sss, 1,I on the e0nc'a'''s '' N
'y M r'ee 5s 1Bs'i ,5s The free su abolished through
vii b. taken no.ce o. New Drse~prn' have been sasasd
% f. 1851 Ky Tgk = + ssssfE sSse OF THg PUBLIC no chair.
xii to alowcd TO be placed IN the ioeeie- or psssse "sy'
Tie Academy P0ifiy,iTsRi FOURTEEN DOORS. =
,hb will ~ oscnca .. ,se end Of the Opera In o.N Of seci
dea they vi" b csRp 'sTss7 T6 S6PfT THE FTfcS FcsEIS
Mr Ulnap respectfully COLI tue ,-non oi ths yaole %
he ;e ade,..d 70 tae s.s s1 10 us eyrT to
rsseI every egmsie sale Of Tess. ir Soar.- e y',er
asy obtained warrant. sEsln' The i"1s'
iHS = 'h' '''r' OF IL IiiE n:'?saS sH@ SYSTEM
.u;, 10 operation rououow con-e9uenos
r bt the so of for the second spI~srsooe Of Nile
rccoLoMiSI will r,1Rg 1eRH,aff gpSy pa si ocIoct.
On FRIDAY-sECoND APPEARANCE Of Mle. Picco-
LoM'Ni III '''''' La TRAVAIL
DTRTON's NEW THEATRE f.
ID MAD coLsoN
i"HesIe esTRAkoscHs ;sise;sc ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.
THTRspAY ECfsISG ~ NM oo-a'
NJ sTRAKoscH bes' to snhounOe tts in consequence
of'he Unprecedented '1Is''if La ifRAvIATA
VIII o. THURSDAY EVENING oct. a.
on which occasion 49, oo,ao>,
vii arprar positively for thc last time In New York with
i5rSb Sio5rSDUcToKs sTa.KGsCG. SID NICOLAIE
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Balcony, tarnuee and Dress Circle ocludirg reserved
sests, ell Family Circle 50 con.s Gallery Is cents Private
Boxes from 4l2tO SIS
Tie Box Offices win b. opened daily. at O'Clock. in
Broadway Bur,ons Theser Breusnss No 7o and Hal
Sons NO 2s9 Broadway; IN Wsst, at Sioes stationery
Store No. q, corler Of Esssau-st.
Dcors open III T. Opera 20 commence Of O'clock
Eent Op-rs Night SATURDAY.
NIHLo'' 4j:,.I: GAEpES: ? EN-. =. reserved .....
Doors open At u 20 cornmenne at osiocS *, Ar.
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS Of the NEW DRAMA
PAW vRETTE!
SEVENTH WEFK of the engagement of
Miss AGNES ROBERTSON.
who II slpar character written expressly for he.
Mr. GEORGE JORDAN,
and the author.
Mr BOURClCAULT.
NEW SCENERY,
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Oct. 20.
new Romsutc Drama in three scts entitled
4 A u X ' Y L 4 Z,
by Dion BOurCosU' suthor "f Je-.e Brown. &c
Act Ibe Retreat Of Napoleon from Moscow-The Ruined
Hut near wilma, il Russia. isherwood
hx. HTabeau 1.-THE Village OF ST. Older In tie Alp,.
Isherwood aud FredeCicks
T.su II-1he Wolf. Gorg- the 70 Noun. Blanc.
Rivters
The Hot Of PsuVIete,
The AVALANCHE and ;he SEA OF SNOW.
Act II-Tsbau IyThe Chateau O. the GIau6ysi and the
NJaceu, Perk....... ''sshiSiere
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-20

NI ETROPOLITAN MUSIC HALL-0pposite
ThIRD NIGHT OF THE STAR COMPANY OF NEW
YORK FAvORITES.
~ On WEDNESDAf EvENNd 0cs ~ lssi
Alf LADIES BEWARE
afa I COUSIN JOE.
Ranry Circ.f. q cents farQrss. 50 cents
Dtox> e2sE:; TO commence at u oeisek .I.Ir|
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-20
Gouscs an0 farms t11anieo.

L,ARM-Wanted Ia hire. with privilege Of pur-
ch,sps FARM of about fifty scres within rs miles Of
N-w-York Price net 20 .xce-d $500 Land mus. D good
Addr-.. CHARLES WILSON. Nsa;e. CoIiIb.s CoG-ty,
sS.ins price and ceavenenSe - SewKosx
market
FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED-In the
I vicinity Of Broadway. below 1.h a., b. sns private
family. Address NJ, Box No. Sso Po'ioHee
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-20
Gntlerp, 6drhwas au6 1rGn.
lanes, BEEBE & Co.,
- No. 356 BROADWAY,

JAMES, BEEBE 4 ..C Co.; S,v.v
ana corner q Resde, Ccutre and HnsHA
The only esabshr ia the Jued states extensively e.
gsged in the mandatory VI
OENAMEN TAI IRON WORK.
FOUh1 AIMS. VASES, SfrrErS. ARBOHs LIONS.
DFERS DOGS, LAMBS, FOXES. EAGLf5. WILD 5OAI
FiGUIES for INCHES aud GAS BRSERs, sCMr-
TuRAL snd ASTROLOGICAL FIGURES. BAPrl3NAL
FONTS, Ac., &c, &c.
IRON BEDSTEAOS,
suitable for Dweings Hospitals Prism. and 5sninareA
HAT TREES. FIRE SIT STANDS. aud BRACKETS u u
kinds, Wholesale nd retail
IRON STABLE fURHiT UkE,
In addition their Ornsuen.L Department. j. ca 80
prepared orders any Tor al dssrPioas
IRON WORK FOR BUILDINGS.
ROOFS ORDERS. LINTLES. ,KYLi0HTS IRON CASss
for LIBRARIES and sr
TOWN AND COUNTY RECORDS
For evidence u their sbty IN th,s hr.. th.y f,4<
THE CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY.
THE CEILINGS Of tina HOUSE OF REPKEsxArATVks
snd
SENATE CHAMBER,
and TO other vorh 10 pssrrs- the PUBLIC SV'LS
INUS al tho NATIONAL CAPITAL
HOT WATER AND HUf-AIR GURStCts
FOR DWELLINGS STORES. CHURCHES AND LAAoAA
BEEBES
CELEBRATED KITCHEN RANGESs
ESTABLISHED BEYOND EXPERIMENT. sad, sitSSs
ser.tt,:. ,hs MOST RELIABLE COOKING APPAHAf''
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES ssn, by mail
JAMES, BEEBE & 90,
No 3J0 BROADWAY, Ne~fo1
Hanutsc,ory corner Of R.ade, Ceutr- aud EimstA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-20
furs ano Robes.

N MRS! FU X .
MARX J. KtN0
has renewed 20
No "a BROADWAY, No 81
w." w,.,. he i,vite. CITY and Csintry Merchants
and Dealers 10
LADIES FANCY FuS
"' LsR0E AND EXTENSIVE STOCK.
.,sb he ,i se Liberal Tsfms and Cheaper thaa any
rt..I...i. IIouse In New York
LNURS-FURS. ,.u
il Lsdss, stop ss WHITE BIRDS, or your wsy down
TH0sE AIS SETS or FRENCH MINK LARGE CAFE
MUFFs AND CUFFS FOR ONLY Sb;
WHITE BIRD,
Nos 81 John.st. snd 70 MsideD lane, cor Nhsslu-s,-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-20
Buloina Materials.

DOOXING sLATES.-R. PRINCE, Ageot fsr
IL "a. 100000 uYyKRETT a QUARRY"
Tor .FIA1- snd "PffCH- R0Or6
Eu seR2es, sddIea No, y eesknsa-si, HevXorh
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-20
Go Uhom II mp Gomern.


THE SUKEST WAY t0 be successfu 10 ouH
i L. to ADVERTISE JsdieIc,siy thorvu<hiy sd -
t-si.viy thuuencu: <hos tom xt-ur~ ,rsf-
81 PETTENUiLL Co,
'h- lOnE--' --t.hhso-c
ss f.e-. roua-ctons, snd hsv. ta- COG
hcet- Pr, xho- co.Ey and css al
AM e,.ry p.,er III. Upon British P--ssas ~ me
best ~ u.ius arl- -asinf c tho~ sb DO business
.hrOsEt then ever, ae~spsr-f r ta country "
-ivd Il 'tr oae and f~d Tor .he b-nrtf Of sdv-r-sf1
4 ADVEkTISING.-All the requisite Information
n e.sb sdo5 safe jrious And eo1p;-
oouDeed W 'r s~ Pf~s ns
q y-.r-l cleerisny communicated q; tie ADV EEiIsiSO
AGENCY of - .
e-- ANDRE" WIND 70. 10 NA'sal't'
where papers al tho css sat s-iafPs ,owr OF
'h. sats CsraGas West naes ard Europe, or whca
be APPOINTED Aftl aud authorized ~ the ptoPet'T'D -
rsLssct hls.- ess, csI be 81 lec,.c from his h.eL
CAUTION.-PHrchsser of Sapcniiier or Con-
~ LEY for making Soap notified ,ha; spa
article the market. The Only Genuine Ous,Ea ac
P.su,d article sugsctured By the PESSsl L'A ANA
SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY, wao vii bod re-
.opsib- cf lsw those inrirxns kefIe-
sertsd by LEWIS JAMES Co. soe Az uts, Pl,dsifnis
L'DITOR OF THE TRiBUNE-Dear Sir:
IL VIII YOU inform TIE Of this ittlr village
tDey must q buy rr ISDIARUBBER STRING ED If taey
arcr. al the wise any better. MAJ ced LooS at
tee Rubb.E Beds .. No. - BeekC.an ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-20

VNGOT COPPER-In lots to suit purcAssers.-.
L 70, sale by hlNhxs0TA MINING COMPANY NO J"
Greenwich ~
CUPEKIOR MACHINE HORSE SHOES
~ WBEELERS PATENT hanAsous SHAPE asaSs I"
pssior - hand made, and lower price. Depot q
JOHN w. QUINCY Co.'S. No. 90 "iihsnS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-20
miAinerp, Sc.

MT II. LICHTENSTEIN,
W. No. 5s7 Broadway.
on, Il 20 per below the regular prices the following
soodsi Ricb RIBBONS, fI bDnets and dres. Thinning.
EILK vKLvETS various Kinds Of fancy BONNET SILKS;
Oros dAhique ut VELVET; French FLOWERS; o.
tob FEATHERS; rich black LACES AID elegant a-sy
rDest of style of ladies' DRESS IRIMMlNGS
SHAWL BORDERING aud CROCHET FRISGES OF the
lateSt inportstiops-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-20

OOBI'RN's EXTRA OIL-yery superior fol
H.,h.s.-~ .na Brrrins-noae des,aslA Bs-rss =
to 70 ss,.ctx JOHN W. QUINCY Cox q SWMiaaS.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-20

INGOT COPPER, SPElTER, RANCA TIN,
l. ANTIMONY. LEAD. sPELryR soLnxa
yV,HOMAS PIG BRONSON, free, strong. -
Il warranted substitute fos Scotch Pig.
n AMES & SONS SHOVELS and SPADkh
MOUNT HOPE CUT NAILS-very saperA
WI euaafy Asrnts fsx Meant Hop rou Go.
JOHN W. QUINCY 4 Co, No. - wiAAD&
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-11

OUR Law MAKERs.-There is no wonder
why our State Legislation has become so de-
generate, when we look at the characters
of the men selected for representatives to
our State Legislatures. New York is not
much worse in this respect, than other
States. The New York Herald hits oil
those who manage to get themselves nomin.
ated for law makers in that city In ailud.
ing to the fact that out of the sixty-one can
didates for the Assembly, of different par
ties, only nineteen pay taxes, it says, very
truly, that "with the exception of few
names, they are wholly untitled for the pc.
sition of legislators more miserable selee.
ton of ex-office holders, porter house men,
small lawyers, engine runners, and nobod.
les, could not have been selected to repre-.
sent the city; and if there are no better
men to be'chosen than the majority of these
we shall have rs infamous time in Albany
next winter, as we had last"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-11

THE LATEST PROM THE KANSAS GOLD Re-
G1oss.-A merchant of Westport, Missouri,
arrived last week from Salt Lake and as
excitement prevailed among the Saints in
Mormondom about the gold discoveries on
the Platte river, and as many Mormons
were leaving forthe mines, he diverged from
his route home, and went with others to ex-
explore the gold diggings. Hefound num-
Der OF men at the mines and their vicinity.
who were unable to do anything for want
of tools. The Georgia Company, however.
were hard as work, and were realizing from
s. to Sic per day, with picks, pans and
shovels, to the man. He is fully satisfied as
to the richness of the deposits, and says they
will pay as well as any yet discovered.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-11

Ga~ Aquiela Jones, the present State
Treasurer, will be a candidate before the
Legislature, for the office of agent of the
State. His experience as State Treasurer,
will have given him an intimate acqraint-
ance with the duties of the office to which
he aspires. The manner in which he has
discharged the duties of Treasurer, will
give all parties confidence in his ability and
Integrity, and the bold and noble manner in
which he repudiated Lecomptonism, by re-
fusing to accept a nomination from con-
vent on that indirectly give it's sanction to
its monst Gus doctr mes has secured him pub
lie respect, and will give him the support of
the independent men of all parties in the
Legislature.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-11

g9~The Philadelphia Ae~s, of Saturday,
has an article explaining =" how the tariff OF
1855 was carried" We give the following
extract, which will go for what it is worth /;
We hare received communication from
gentleman, who was formerly manufac-
turer in England, which informs us that to
procure the repeal of the tariff law of 1912
or. as it is stated, to disseminate free trade
principles, and to assist the political part,
in this country which oppose protection,
there was fund of 4600,000 raised by tax
ing the manufacturers of England, each II
| accordance with the amount of his business
The gentleman who gives this information
was preparing to leave England at the time
and refused to pay his quota of the tax.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-11

ARREST OF A MuRDERER.-Smith, theH-+
lain who made the murderous assault on the
woman in the family of Mr.. Price, in Vim
cennes, has been arrested and carried back,
and is now in the Knox county jail. lie
was oyertakcn nine miles below Smithland,
Kentucky, on Friday last. When taken, he
was walking leisurely along the road, i'm
agining himself perfectly secure from dan
ger. When confronted by his pursuers and
learning their mission, he was at first al
most paralyzed with fear; the next mo-
| nent, however, he attempted to escape, bu'
finally euccumbed and admitted his guilt
but gave no satisfaction as to his motives.
Smith is native of Dayton, Ohio, is 2
years of age, and over six feet high, but IL
other respects suits the published descriP
ton. His victim, after ten days severe sui
fering. died on Saturday last -t-s~ e
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-11
TRA1EL RxrxErh SAT- LAKE AID rHs

TRAVEL BETWEEN SALT LAKE AID TIE
SrArEs.--A traveller from Utah recently ar
rived at ST. Louis, reports having passed on
the route fifteen hundred and sixty~tive We
hicles, eight thousand and sixty-one- yoke
of oxen, seven hundred and four mules,
forty six horses, and twelve hundred anu
thirty head of loose cattle. Z " az
A large portion of this emigration is &C.
tcasioned by the establishments OF the Gov
ernment forces in Salt Lake City, many OF
the trims being full of army supplies but
aside from this, there is vast amounto
miscellaneous emigration and commercial
intercourse existing between the two points
Among others seen on the route was Judge
Eckles, of this State, on his way home
having in charge young white girl whom
he had recovered from the Indians. de VA
travelling with coach and six four mai
wagons.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-11

Rsa.. The submarine cable from Dover to
Calius, has ceased to do Geographic duty
It had been in successful operati IN for years,
and its failure now is supposed to be proof
positive that the modes of insulation rs yet
discovered, are inadequate for permanent
communication undo. aslt water, even for n
short dists5oe.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-11


ABUNDANCE OF MONEY IN NEW ORLEANS
The New Orleans Picay4ne has the follow.
ing statement of the exuberant abundance
of money in the market Referring to the
Bank Statement, it says, "the cause of the
growing ease in the money market
is made apparent by it. Without any
actual increase in loans, for the addition is
merely apparent, the specie line has run be-
You'd Sl2,O00,00O, the largest amount erel
held, while the DEPOSITS have swollen to
over $4,000, 900, figure never altlined even
at that period of the season when the dis.
tant balances accumulate here for invest
ment. There is round increase in the ex-
change column, the banks being so anxious
to employ their heavy surplus, that they shut
out for the present most Of the private COM
petition in this line. Altogether, the re-
turns must indicate an exuberance of re-
sources which must tell favorably for the
future cheapness of money
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-11

EG. The Administration has twelve ad-
herents in the present Congressional delega-
ton from New York. In. the delegation
just elected, there are but five Lecompton-
ties, making the loss of the Executive party
aaYen - ----
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-11

AxSEa 4 remarkable sale of old United
States cents teak place In Philaaelphia on
to 1899 r.A-s-roIdl 15f tt1e aggregate sum OF
Sl28. The prices ranged from 81 IS to
| S2s 60. The latter price was given for a
rare die of the Washington cent of 1892.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-11

E2s~ The two young men, Cook and Sci
ter, in prison in Cincinnati, for the murder
of the woman killed in the house of ILL.,
fame, are said to daily exhibit more de-
pressing dependency. Cook, in particular,
is much cast down, and too late, the perni-
cious tendency of evil companions and reck-
less life is revealed TO his mental vision.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-11

Bay Another dentit DR.. Nsister. of
Montreal, has been convicted of an attempt
to commit rape upon a patient while un-
der the iafuancesof chloroform
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-11
@RE.54 S.1LE OF LOTs.-T4sHE
wv viii be sold at the Court House, in Evansville
DECEMBER 1858,
&T~TTv LOTS

&--Acs
In the Eastern Enlargement including lao feet
on Main street and l35 feet on Locust; These LOIS
are in close proximity TO the depot OF the EVaIsFliie
\ Cravfortlsville Railroad, Wabash and Erie canal
Main street and the Ohio River; they are within
from three to eight squares OF the River ibey
are accessible and convenient for residence or pasl-
ness purposes ,,-s.-.... .r..
Then are noe offered for sole for tie frst time
To the Mechanic, Merchant and the Manu1acturer,
they offer rare chance for Investment, and every
! man who wants Lot for building should take ad'
| vintage Of the opportunity now presented Inc
/ Easter1. Enlargement is growing rapidly, ana VII
| soon lie in the heart ofthe city. s
III,.aA NJ ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-11

Bag The great Cuban Dry Dock, ordered
to be built at New Orleans for use at Havana,
has been completed. The Crescentsays: "lt
is an immense structure, capable Of picking
up the largest man-ofwar like toy; and
the launch will be worth seeing. The dock
has been built with 4 bow like that OF flat
boat, in order to breast the waves in its
towage across the Gulf, aud a Spanish steam
err viii soon be here to tow it over.