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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-04

EDOD.HS To LET RCO.US FOR
n q Gentlemen call be had in the Dwelling House
of Mr.. kesteinan, Walnut, between j irst and
s. ond streets. septle
S.-I5O BBLS. PL.9.N.
CULTIVATION, Sugar House, and Rcboiled Mo
lasses. In store andfo sale by
sept1T PRESTON BROS.
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I DECHER. PI.4.N.0 EoRTE

20 MANUFACTURER,
On Sycamore street, between Third and Fourth,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
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ae0. i COTTO.Y. B.4TTLV'G.-IO

M EE.N'SOR NE WT0sN"S OLE
w CoLORS, in patent colapsible Tubes. Ar
Tangements have been effected with Tessrs. Winsor
& Newton, for constant and full supply of their
celebrated GIL Colars. For hrilIiancy, durability
and entire reliability they are unriyaed. The first
class medal awarded them at the Worlds Fair,
London CHARLES BABCOCK,
septT Main street
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II Comprising all the latest American and French
fashions. Our fall style Dress Hat il unsurpassed
for symmetrical proportions and is equal, If not
periOr in durability and beauty, amy made.
Our cuniurnatcr enables 10 warrant perfect
and comfortable tit to the wearer, matter how ir
regular his head may be. Now is the time, gentle
men, to leave your orders.
YAUTIER < MARC0NSIER,
sept11 30 Main street.
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~ II " A.fKU tsfHE SI'ORE, I'VE
q door below the Branch Bank, where can lie
found every thing appertaining to the legitimate
Hardware Trade. l respectfully solicit cal, from
country merchants before purchasing, to examine
my many styles of Goods. selected with 10
suit this market. My personal attention viii be
given to all orders. GEORGE 5. SOSNTAG.
Sa,t6
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IAaTICE 20 contractors. Sealed proposals will
I've received until Oct 20 to build Rnckport Academy,
which will embrace Two buildings, O< 20. three
stories high, and college Hali) 5t>< so,
story. Proposals to build " College Hall, Frame
or Brick. The other buildings 70 lee Brick posi-
lively. Plans and specifications he from
aud after 18th September at Dr. O. M0rgaHs, Rock
port, and at \. H. Reynolds 4 Cos Evansville
Our payments viii De prompt, and security viii be
required for pr9mptness aud fathfnlness in
tractors. T. F. DeBIU LER, a.
J. {. EEATCH.
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IHyHE OLD PXO.SEER, THO.U.f 8
II 4

Oet9-oWu
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IL beg leave To- announce I" the public, that
have large and we'll selected stock Of fruit trees
that OF iHt size for re-sottin.- this
My nursery IS lille East ct the city, ~ the
Newburg read Residence in Elliott's enlargement.
Pm. PHILLIP HOFFMAN,.
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RPO.4KDfsNs+ HOCSSs, COR.NER or
GB Walnut and Water streets.-fhe undersigned
having rented the house above named, is prepared
to afford number of hOaricrs good accommodation,
and fare equal to the best of the market.
Charges.-By the day 81 90 single week, 81 90
permanent, So 80 without lodging, 81 90.
sept2f-2wd J. ). ALLEN.
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p.r.on.,,tt.s ,n Congress.

wbe last session OF Congress has been aiss'''."
by an unusual number OF personalities a'h""s
members. The grossest epIthets have neeh e''
ployed In mutual alterations, and language re. =,
~ used more becoming dogsery than Tue aa'
Of the nations Representatives. such otasah1
In body supposed to be composed OF tue s''se u
the nation, must not only disgrace ns IN she es''
nation of civilized nations. but debase the tone OF
m,nners In those who look to the high places 81
the land for models Of behavior Party spirit Is
A. strons In the mother country a. orr own, but
do we ever behold Ia the British Parliament such
scenes as are of frequent occurrence IN the Amer
lean Congressl How oau'we expect 9th CT nations
to respect us. If we do not respect ourselves =
What force do personalities give to an argument
What Tight do seurriilous epithets throw upon q
difficult suhjects What dignity Is impaired to the
laws by tho constant outbursts OF iswess passions
on the part OF the law makersf
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Military Despotisrn.

The despotism of which France has mes. reason
TO plain is military despotism. 1t is the army
that Is MASTER not only of France but of the En-
peror. The necessities of European monarchies
require large standing armies for the only foun.
dation Of despotism is force, and this is found in
the sword. So long az other European govern
ments maintain large military establishments,
selfpreservation, to say nothing of the military
instincts of the French people, require large
army IN France. Such outrages as those Of the
French subieutenants upon VI. Pene are not up-
common In countries having large standing
armies. Civilians are despised for their weakness.
and may be naltrsated with impuuity. The off.
Of the French army, it is said, are not gene.
rally distinguished by that politeness aud courte.y
which so smiaently distinguish the people An i'm.
mense aud idle military establishment ID the enrse
under which France now labors, and unless the
Emperor eau find 1t employ meut, the safety of his
throne will be involved, as we'll as the happness
Of his subjects. No revolution remove from
France its real master, the Soldier, unless 1t be
revolution which overturas all the despotsms of
Europe, and inaugurates limited mouarchies, or
republics, In which the popular element shall
have predominant influence inahe government
When the people of Earope are capable Of tEis
change change which only be effected by
the general diffusion of education, the reign Of the
sword will give place to the happy dominion of
liberty and.law.
The spectacle which Europe now presents should
teach Americans to be content with their cond.
ton, 10 respect the laws and institutions which
their own sovereign authority has ereated, and to
regard as above all price the Union, which IL the
best safeguard Of Liberty, and the sufficient seeu.
rity against any pretext for large standing
army. With tbs division Of States would follow
demand for powerful military establishments to
protect each against the spprehended aggressive,
ns.. and rapaeity Of the other, aud to support
which The industry OF the country would be enor-
mansiy taxed We have nov no ipreign enemy 10
Tear. ms Atlantic being strong buis ark against
LafSps, ana the nations ia onr owa neigbboi heed
beiss t,o impoIent and imbseiie TO give us cD,-
ssaeet plenty, security, happiness, and We
rsnTse, republican hgms, all bound up i,t sba
ssunlep. aud ths .siiis We have, "--abd no human
kessfpmsef = free frem Ills are as nethng com
would briaE. - a' 's" '. A''a '''',
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New Publication.

sssfarriage as il il ard as it should DO. BY Rev
J,hn Bayley of the Virginia Annual Conference
aithor of Confessions of q Converted Inadel,' &c.
Second edition."
We are glad to see that this excellent work has
reached a second edition. It's author, one OF the
most estinable and efficient Of the Methodist Cler-
gy, writes with ease force and perspicpity lie
writes, too, not to display the beauties OF his dc
ton. bu, with an object moral object, worthy oil
his fine abilities Through the beautiful simpici-
ty of his style is apparent the higher beauty OF a
pure and benevolent spirit, seeking the elevation
and the happiness of his fellow mon. The sub
jects discussed in the present volume are, 'The
nature and Importance of marriage; 1mprudent
marriages source of vice and misery; Marrying
for beauty; MeTcenary marriages; The proper age
for marriage; Marrying religionsly: Second mar
riages The faithful husband; The faithful wife
The duty of parents"
The book is full of interest and instruction. 1t
has ELECTED high praise from son1e;of the finest
critics Of both the religious aud secular press. 1t
deserves not only wide, but universal circula-
ton. For sale by Mr.. Woodhouse.
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& =
rHLHoHAPHIC NEWS.
sspoarFp ron rnE DAILY DispAToH
FURTHER FROM EUROPE.

NEw Yaax, June 15.-The steamahip Arago mas
arrived here with dates from southampton, Fog
land to the I'll inst There Ia come news OF interest
by this arrival, not brought out by the Nova SEQ
tan
Reinforcemenss were to be forwarded to canton
by the British Government. k
The British Minister at Florence haa fetuTnau
snidenis to England. --=s.--
Avo n. collision had % ,urred between tue sif
eassians aud Russians. The latter lost ooo Ktiiea
In addition % the Parliament record received
via Cape Race (by the Nova scotan) we nave the
following: -. -,
Earl Fitzgerald said that the British Government
had sfgnitied to the Uofed States Government thai
IL was ready to adopt snch measures as the latter
might suggest TO meet the present difcuity.-
Savers almost invariably hoisted the American
FAR
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Ep0M WASHINGTON ,

WASHINGTON, Jnne 15.-Chas. L. Mix, late Chief
clerk, has been appointed. commissioner OF Indian
Affairs.
The Senate convened this morning in accor-
dance with the proclamation OF the President for
the nurpose of ratifyiug treaties and Confirming
appointments. .,.-..., ,oe.
Sir. Douglas made an extraordinary speech eehn-
ing his position during the late session. relative to
kansas.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

COMMISSIONERS CERTiFICATE.-The undersigned
sworn Commissioners to superintend the drawing OF
the SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY, do hereby
certify that the above is an accurate list OF the
Numbers and Prizes, as they were drawn by US this
day at Augusta, Ga.
+. E E, B bA5isS Sworn com'rs.
Sworn to and subscribed before this day
June 18th, 1855. LENI Is LEfI, }. /.
ExPLAyATIoS.-The left hand row in each the above
columns contain the Nunbers which were drawn
from the wheel. The amount opposite each Number
is the Prize which the Number is entitled to.
All Tickets where the, Number ends in are emit
tied to $50 in addition TO any other Prize which the
above drawing may entite it to. Halt Quarter and
Eighth Tickets draw their proportional part.
Certificates of Packages entitled to all they
draw over the S2o Prizes. Halves, Quarters and
Eighths in proportion.
The principal prizes in this Scheme distrihu-
ted in the lowing places No 1882 s71.GOa, WEI
nit gton, N c., aud st. Louis, Mo No 6o7 $4,000
Aberdeen, Miss on Certificate Of Package No
295Ii, COO not sold. No 1919 s5a0. Cincinnati,
Ohio No 3t46s, $4,000, Savannah, Ga. No. ASH
$3.50. Columbia. Miss. No 1896. $500, Ficksburg
Miss
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Ca A correspondent suggests as one mode OF
checking the misdemeauors so frequently commit
ted by boys in different parts of the city, the APP
pointment Of police officer for each square in the
city. If such officers selected from among
respectable and reliable citizens, and empowered
TO &C. rs police, lie thinks they would with
out compensation, and that very readily, such be-
ing the general desire to arrest the passion for dis
turbauce aud outrage which prevails to so great a
degree among large number of boys.
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LATER FROM EUROPA.
ARRIVAL OF TIE EUROPA TIE MARI
0UTRAGES IN PARLIAMENT.

HALIFAX, June l5-The steamer Europa, with
dates from Liverpool to the 9Th inst. has arrived
The Anglo Saxon and City of Baltimore arrived
out on the Sd inst.
The telegraph feet returned TO Plymouth aitei
a series Of successful experiments, and would sail
on tho 9th to lay the cable.
In the English House Of Commons it WAS an-
nounced that. if the alleged outrages on American
vessels we're we'll founded, immediate explanations
would be made.
The bouse of Rawson / Son, India merchants
has suspended for 100000. The assets are saio
to be abundant.
There il nothing later from India.
lhe Continental news is uuimportant
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IIvERp0OI. Jcne 5-.otron-Sales for the week
~ 0os bales of which sreculators took 2c0D and e&
porters 3 500. Market for the week opened a. ne
cline of j, ont closed at partial advadce OF log
IA Orleans fair * mddiing do lilo; Upland iali
$40, middling do 81. Stock in port 662oOo bales
including 81 900 American,
of half TO one shilling. Wheat secned ~ CoT H
has declining tendency-yelow 3i}9s,; white $50
"a, Provisions dull Pork declined p. Rice heavy
Kosin steady az 49, Id fine quoted at 100 49, splr
its Turf entinc steady ct ASS. ,ooo
Bullion in the Bauk of England increased %9''Voo'
Money abundant.
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TWENTY-FIVE SESSION OF THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, June 15-The Senate met accord
ing to the proclamation OF the President
Mr. Mason asked a vote on the British Aesres
sions' resolutions He thought, in view OF thu
negotiations the subject. that it was proper th
views of the Senate should be known. The motion
TO take up was discussed, but no action was had.
Mr.. Douglas, in a speech, condemned tue acuoi
of the last State Convention OF Illinois.
The Senate then went into secret session.
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FLOOD AT THE WEST.

ST. LOUIS, June 15.-Reports from Cairo, ILL.,, are
of an slartnipg character. The water was still
rising and running over the Ohio level. One foot
more would sweep Cairo away.
Mound City is also Inundated. At the highest
point--the depot location, the water il u feel
Geep, and passengers are carried quarter OF Il
mile from the city in fiat boats.
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DbSPBERRlES.- III now prepared
IN to furnish a very superb article OF English
RAsPPEKRiES, being supplied daily By Railroad
those in want of delicious article are ted TO
rsiI at The HITTER STORE, Nc. ), near the Market
"a I6-2t BROOKE PEASANTS.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 15.-Mons. Xavier Ranch,
Frenchman, connected with the Durand Opera
Troupe who was on board the Pennsylvania, died
yesterday. Several others are not expected to live
CENTRALIA H. June 15.-Sixty sufferers by the
PENNSYLVANIA disaster have arrived a. Cairo, bound
for St. Louis They are mostly destitute. Those
who were on board estimate the number of pas
sengers at $50, aud tLnk $50 were lost.
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sJ- II you wish to have copies taken of Daguer
reotypes the old style Of Ambrotypes. you should
employ TYLER & Co. Copies invariably better thar
the original. The new style of Ambrotypes % cts.
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I SECOND DISPATCH

WASHINGTON June 15-P. Nit. Richardson
has arrived at the British legation here, with dis
patches from Admiral Houston Stuart, at Bermu
da. Orders have been given against Interference
with American vessels. The Styx has been order
to Halifax.
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REGINA lmpRovgMHNr IN

EATE AOTI Il TIE ETH.-6. w. JONES
Dentist, would aanoaIce 10 those Wishing theil
teeth EXTRACTED, that he now has instruments sups
Fior % any others eyer lased. The simplicity ans
perfection Of their adaptation 10 aneh as 10 rradei
he extraction OF the teeth almost paiaess. aere'
atfnc b brig ths tooth he rst trial never breaking
H. managing Ehe gnlns. I'M uring tbs surrounding
parts. S4a s@Es&
All other operations. Killing. Cleansing. ana In
sert:ng Teeth. gently and thoroughly porforHsed.
Once opposite Corinthlsn Hail. on Main street
@~ ,4ssgs..ass-A .Ass@s. s-ls.-e S~s~
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ET- A COMPARISON ISvITeD.-All who
contemplate having likeness taken Of themselves
or friends should not fail 70 call ~ the Photograph
anime the large and varied collection of spec ifaens
which adorn his Gallery, aud compare their truth
His ualiery 10 traly Gallery OF Fine Art, and no
likeness Is allowed TO leave his rooms unless entirely
satisfactory ana finished up in the best style 10 In
the State for the same kidd OF work Galleries al
ways omen and free 70 visitors ia Petersburg over
Davis, AbTah sn's by ms Store and on ain street
nay s
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P. &. GIBBS.

EE. MIDLOTHIAN NorIcE.-A called
meeting Of the Stockholders of the MIDLOTHIAN
COAL MINING CUMPAN Twill be held on TIL URS-
DAY, the 18th inst, at the American Hotel, at u
O'clock. l..
As Isiness of high imp 2rtance will claim the at
eutou Of the meeting, full ut enhance is earnest
ly requested.
b order of the Board of Directors.
je7-td JN0 STANARD, See'y.
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- : - :
HpHCIAL HOTICH6.
.N~a~s .
sEa z.

sksyn R.csMosD CHARLofTEsvlLLh AND
sr.u~rey TkfraEsPH COMPANY The stock elders g. g
Of tais Company viii holt meeting =, ,ng I'M ~
the President, JAMES IIoss. ESQ, on IiohaDh'
the ii'h 'Ns'Aa' AZ J. G. sr0CKIN.
.,s,+ &&.v stcretsry.
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HEADQUARTERS 18TH r.GINENT J

HEADQUARTERS 18TH SEGMENT. }
9 AKNoKY YOUNG GUARD LIGHT BATTALION.
IA sichmond, 10th jun, 1885 }
\ ORDER No XII.
= Companies "A' aud 'B" will assemble THI7
(Weiues1Ay) EVEN Nc at 3 Clock, f3t buaine y
lad drIll. Biting IN your B,it~. Cartridge b3Ars
aud Cap Pouch 3; also aapsi.Cks.
H. There will b. ection % NoG-Cunmi III
officers IN Company b. Every meu.b IT should be
81 resent - .
By order Of JOHN Il. RICHARDSON.
Colonel i79ta Regiment
GEO. J. AUSTIN. ! serc,ts
SAM'L PITCHER ~'e " je l6-lt
urADQUAkTH4.s NA9IUhAL TUAND,l
& RICHMOND, june 18th, 1855 !
N0RDERs No IS,
Il Assemble at Military Hail THIS
Wednesday, EVENING, 1864. lust AZ o'clock, OF
20 ,;pany neesinS and drill A !uil attendance Is
particularly desired.
BY order OF JuSEPH i. JOHNSON.
Captain.
GRAyaF NICHOLAS 81 Snrp't l. t6 ..It%
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AZ MosNfNt

Advertisements Tor the DISPATCH must be hah"'s
By sir ococs IN The afternoon, In order % appss
the next lay The heavy pressure 1T Advertisement,
n non thu coinmas OF our paper, viii not admit o.
their reception after the hour named
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The amount of wool shipped from Cleveland dur
ing the last year was 4,O00,65l lbs, which cost
over 81 800 600.
Tue New York Supreme Court has decided thai
an alien widow is not entitled to dover.
A caravan of the faithful, bound to Mecca, witt
numerous costly presents for the tomb of the pro
phet. has been attacked and plundered by the BE
d0uins at Damascus W.
The steamboat Eclipse exploded her heater Mon
day, Natchez, Miss, by which two persons
were killed and fhree wUuuded.
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DISPATCHES FOR THE BRITISH MINISTER
NsY YORK, June 15.-The British steamer Sy
rem arrived here yesterday, with important dis
patches froa the Governor OF Bermuda 10 the
British Minister at Washington.
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Ey WHERE SHALL We Gsr OUR LIE

ExY WHERE SHALL WE GET UUH LIKE
that wants a decent picture and not u earrcaEure,
always go. Besides we have never been deceiv-
ed by him with hunibug advertisements. AS these
are sentiments daily expressed and carried out by
scores OF persons, take pleasure in saying that
addition TO our inimitahle AMBR0TYPE, We are ROW
executing PHOTOGRAPHS, of q superior character,
both plain and colored which for beauty finish ami
accuracy of likeness are eqnaled by few and sur
passed by Pictures of all kinds accurately CO.
ples, and warranted to please. at moderate prices
AMBROTYPES at one dollar and upwards at Gil BS'
Temple of ART Corinthian Hail. Main street. between
9Th and 10TH
de8 2. 4. GIBBS.
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Re- LADIss AND MILLINERs will find
at the LADIES' BAZAAR, No rs Broad street.
one of the
RICHEST and BEST ASSIGNMENTS
Of Ribbons, FLOWERS,
B0NNETS. and
MILLINERY GOODS OF
KVEhY DESCRIPTION
Ever brought to this city.
a. Selling at low rates. my 29-2w
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"a the subscriber. on 9th instant, at White
"A Plains Brunswick county, Va, negro
81 man TON, about % years old, of dark copper
col IL about feet or 10 inches HIGH carries his
head high, and sp AXIS freely-had on wnen ne lett
was purchased short tine ago of George pattar-
son, near Sikesviile, Carroll county, Nd, and is
nronabIy making his way back there ifcaugkt
North of Richmond, and delivered to me or TO
Messis Davis Il Lee, of Richmond. or secured In Jail
50 that get him will pay the above reward; II
caught south of Richmond will pay the usual re-.
ward VIM LETT
ia f6-6t By DAVIS & LEE.
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Port 81 Rfchsnond, June 15-HiGh Water 90!

SAILED,
Steamr jamestown Parrish New York ,nerchan
disc and passengers, Ludam L Watson
steamr Geo Peabody, Pritchett, Baltimore, mis
Ludialn i Watson.
Gamer Pennsylvania, Teal, Philadelphia. mdse
and passengers, Ii Tuttie.
Brig foa!ning Sea. Baauchsmp, Rio Grande, flour
Crenshaw j. Fisher.
Currie. y
schr Hope Frank, Washington, via Port Wal
thai, COAL W j. Colquitt & Co.
HAMPTON ROADS, June Is Ship Vulture, 90 DAYS
from Caliao.
NORFOLK, June lj.-Schr Chas Lave:ty. DAVIS
from ST. hoInas
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es,y- SPECIAL NorIcE The attention
Of n trade is requ sted to our sale Of iresh sna sea
iog,,e vt cur ttore. lup sfairs) THIS % nc 10
o'clock Eurts
80
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eg- FINE RAsPBERRIES- received yesterday
from Mr. Brooke Peasants very foe specimen
of the English raspberries. They are superior to
any we have seen. beth in size and flavor.
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ss4. =. -,.s..,s.ses7 RICHsgOND AND

Fzsa,. - -7ssssss-Ssz RICHMOND AND
gyS ss.s s-sasts DA VILE RAILROAD
GnANus Oh oGunDULE-2uMMER ARRANGE
IENT-THh.5 UGH MAIL ROUTE To Vi EMPhIS
AND NEW 0kLhA 5, ALSO To TuE VikG. y "A
spRtNGS-On and after MONDAY, the 18th inst,
1858 the daily Mail Train 10 the junction. connecting
with the sou.h-Sde Train for LyAchburg, thence
West and Southwest without detention I nd through
to Danyie. will run daily as follows, tSundays ex
cepted)
Leave Richmond go o'clock A. NJ.
Arrive az the Junction, connect
ing with South-Side road. at..... s As =" 4.
Arrive st DanVille at......~....-..... l.30 7. VI
RETURNING:
Leave DdlSlIiS no A.
arrive at Junction at"................. l2UU - VI.
Arrive IN Richmond at..."............. So Z. ii.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN FROM RICHMOND TO THE JUNG
TON EVERY DAY, EXCEPT SUNDAY:
Leave Richmond daily, exceptSun-
day, 40 O'clock P. NJ
Arrive AT 80 T.. 81.
(Returuing in the moruuS after the arrival Of the
South-Side Mail Train from the Southwest)
Leave tue Junction daily at...".....-2.50 A. M.
Arrive in Richmond Announcement. $50 A. II.
And connect with the trains going North.
The Train leaving Richmond at O'Clock in the
morning forms link in the direct through line"
from New York to New Orleans, by the way OF
Memphis, Tenn or Atlanta. Ga and Montgomery,
Alab an ), being the most dlect route to the " est
and South. c. CAMPBELL,
Je is superintendent H. y d. H. H.
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