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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-27

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OF a Diseased Liver.g =
The Liver Is one Of the
human body and when i
the powers OF the system
stomach isalmost entirely
action OF the liver for the
functions. When the sto
are at fault,aDd the whole
quence OF one organ-the
its duty. For the diseases
proprietors has made it
more than twenty years,
wherewith 10 c0unteract
to which IL Is liable.
To prove that this re-
persontroubled with liver
forms, has but to try n
certain.
A compound has been
and extracting that part
active virtues efthe nell.
all morbid or lad matter
ing i'm their placeahealthy
MeS1iooaaaS% :; 80 ;~Is y ~ ! ,V"' : = =
merry, ,removingthecauses
ing n radical cure without
a. aIter ehects, ,, iyit oy USING
lnat u usualiy resorttu
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seoinac" anu pre'ens tiie
lWx,L,..-,,
Uniy Oheu0seQKenDe
nightmare. -s .-.
Only one dose taken Mt
gently aud cures costive
Une dose taken after
PERSIA. Nfl .lN...-
sE- One dose of two
relieve a SICK headache.
One bottle taken Tor fe-
the cause OF the disea se,
OnIy one dose imunesli-
One dose often repeated
Morbus and a preyenta.
tine dose taken offer,
renee Of bilious aftacks,
feelings. r1 ~
"Oply one bottle Il
system the effects ofmedi
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lewness vr runnatural col.
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viSor to the appetite and
In its worst forms. Will
One cr two doses 81 cur.. ~.
II
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-27

YOU Ar t-SloF SHlHgsALL PoPuLARiO
PATENT MEDICINES. b,.r stf,,.g -
- Physicians Prescriptions and family recips
compounded by an experienced apothecary, az an
hours Of the day or night. Iaugls.Iy :.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-27
CHOICE LIQUORS.

"A LIS 4 IlOWES have some OLD BOURBON
4 a WHISKY and FINE BRANDY, in bottles, for
The complaints of the for the benefit of their
friends. Those wanting good article willcalIa. u
iy2eJeiso.-f ,5p a., ALLIs & &,H0WEs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-02
city, to RxDsccA 8 BrRGE, Of Brooklyn,

CITY, 70 fskDkCCA D BtkGE OF bfOcklyn
I rocs nj shs Eating clergy
daughter OF lie co. n Thursday evening, Sept 3d. b.
CuDiIrr---bsows.- mr. DAVID 1oDLff W Wis MANU-
the Rev. Peter Sryke.
A. Brown, all n this city. .rsda, sept 3d. by the Rev
DHRrxx-afATEr.-Dn Thu W ANNA Q. SLATER both
I. Y. Smith, GEoscE W. Dxy1tls-
Of this city, It so, at Port Rich.
EfIM-SfnossoS. Thursday, Sc. ahelng, IIoRA.
mond Staten Island, by the Rev Charles, Reuben 81.
no b nKt,s to IizzK a., second daughter
monsen, ESD both 81 this city -burs.
SwIsSEE--rAS ERpES.--In Brooklyn, f. D. on i. v
day sept 30, by the Rev. y. D. Van Ceef Of Jersey Ca
JOHN A. GwNsEK TO PArLIsA MAHA, daughter Of A. Van
Eeden.
IirssHAw-GRAup .-On Thursday, Sept 80, at Grace
church. Brooklyn Heights, BY che Rev. Jared Fsgg,
Gkosok n HsssHAw Il Canada, 10 CoSsEn NJ GRACE Of
Brooklyn.
Montreal and Quebec papers please copy.
acknowledgements this city, on Monday, Sept
20, ny the Rev. Jerome 49,, YrpET0Szo MoSTALyAS to
MITrthts GLnToN, both Of Leon, Nicaraxua.
RIrss--BuHtH Grace Csrch, Philadelphia, On Tues
day, Sept 49, by the Row George b Roes~, N. MnsfxR
REfSE 10 Blss CSKkm n. BuRcH, boti OF Phimiefp4ia
RowE-Barns -tu "Wednesday Sept 10, by tfe Rev
Edward Ia,op Mr.. JoN ROWE {, Miss ALxnA A. BARNS,
both Of this city.
SroRxs-IKr~s. --tn Thursday .-pt 80 by mo Rev.
r. T. Cook, AkpYD STORMS TO Mi FRANCES J. LxapER,
daughter Of John lceder, Esq, Of this city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-02

MArm CoHoRNsnW-The democrats In Maine claim two
OF the Congressman. Alfred W. johnson, IN the Third
District viii contest the right TO the against Ezra B.
French and the election Of Bion Bradbury dem In the
Sixth district, over Stephen C. Foster, Is unoHacaly an
nounced.
TMxrr SECOND CONGRESSIONAL Drsrucr.-The Americans
and republicans in the Thirty second district have united
upon Hon. T. G. Spauldng rs a candidate for Congress.
WHAT XIX GOVERNOR HUNT SArs.-Washington Hunt has
written letter to gentleman in Albany defining his pre-
Gent position. He says he honestly and earnestly in
favor Of union OF the anti democratic Masses but tho
action Of the republicans at their convention has rendered
impossible for conservative men 10 unite with them
AN INDIGNANT MAyoR-Mayor Fish, Of Waterbury,
Conn.,, thought $50 remarkably comfortable salary
to support family on and wanted it raised The Com
Council raised $780, but the Mayor thought that
no improvement the Common Council reduced 1t
70 the original $780, whereupon tho Mayor resigned and
has called the people 10 meet on the 4h Of October
cept resignation and elect his II tho people
want $50 Mayor, he thinks they ought 70 have one.
FUSION lNpIANA.-The Know Nothings and black re
pubcans Of the Third Congressional district Indiana
have Joined hands with the dcfea, Of Hon. James
Hughes who is the democratic candidate for election
VIM. NJ. Dunn is the leader OF the opposition
wARIJxx-A company Of black republican "fying ar
tlcry has been formed in Cincinnati for perpetual
during the present political campaign Their duty,
the ranks Of the democracy.
SIXTEENTH CONGRESSIONAL DrSTMCr.-In the Sixteenth
district this State the game made up, and the thrce
parties have spread their banners Mr.. A. b. Waldo is
the democratic candidate Col c. NJ Watson, the Know
Nothing nominee, and Hon George w. Palmer the pre-
sent representative in Congress- is put forward by the
black republicans for re election.
LOOK Our FOR SCRocGs-Ihc famous Know Nothing
Custavus Adolphus scrosgs getting the
union nomination for Sheriff OF Erie county.
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DlsrlsIcr NEW J.rEY-Thc tclc
graph announced yesterday that Mr.. William Patterson
had been nominated by the republicans OF the Third dis
trct Of New Jersey, for Congress Mr.. Patterson is
democrat and received the nomination from democratic
convention held at Sonervie few disconnected spirits
in the assembly afterwards put their heads together
nominated Hon. Gagnett B. Adrian, follower OF Forney
for reelection
JUST MAN Demonstration Bradbury about
whose election 10 Congress from the Sixth district of
Maine there yet dosb IN letter 10 the Portland
argus replying TO structures on his ia the
Slate Of Maine newspaper says
pronounce the Cha e thai the reciprocity treaty had
my full support any support from during the adj
minsraton Of President Pierce any other time, an
unmtgated falsehood, and its author malicious ana
aruly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-02
TIE NEW YoRK WEEKLY HERALD,

Tine Destruction or the Austria-Affairs In
WaShington-Ncws from Europe, Caiifor-
mia, Fraser River, Society Islands, Central
and South America, Cuba, tsc.-The 18th
mus Questionable Atlantic Telegraph
The TurE-Latest NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., DC.
The wEEELY HERALD viii be published a, eleven O'Clock this
morning Among It's contents ~l be found the following
The Burning Steamship Of the Austria Fire
Terrible Loss Of Human tcNearly Five Hundred Persons
Burned 10 Death Drowned Suocated-n,y Sixty
lives known to be SsyedThng Narratives Of the Tatsstro
ph> BY Rescued PassengersFrigMul suerngs OF those
board he III faed shipThc Origin Of the Das,crSames o.
The Saved and Lost rs far rs known &c.
Affairs IN ,vsshpgtonEecs Of the Elections In California
The Paraguay Expedition. DC
News from Eur,Ve-The British Treaty with Chins-The
Prussian Regency Commercial Intelligence &c.
Two Weeks Later News from ca ufrna and Fraser River
News the South YscacPuHn Quiet after Election
Agianon-The Harvest and Mines OF CAic-FinaDchi Pro
gresx and Mint stasucs-Expcs Of Ores frs Boitsuano
Charters in Peru, &c.
Central Americs-Isps rture OF seners Irsr
from NicaraguaHs Disgust of soas in Ccta! Ausrr.ca
&C., &c.
Important from Society Observation-Disclosures of ss
King and Tsas-Proposi 10 be adnisu into he
American Observation-Disclosures of the srench-Amcsaean Cts
Imprisoned a French Msnofw s- &c.
The Isfhrnus QucsuoEAn American Roicy Dcvclfoed by
Mr. BuchsnsnThe Isrn,~ Transit TO rFree TO the world
No European Proectorate Permed-A Czenso te
Sustained tn their Rights AbroadThe spaT American Coy
ernents % be Brought to their SensesT~Uned States sif
Force NecessaryGenera Casss Deieasch TO General
Lamar In Nicaragua, &C.
News from Mexico. Cuba, West indies, &c.
Condition OF the Atlantic Telegraph.
The Turf-Fsshon Course l.. I-Great Rae fcirand As
seYnbiage, and Glorious Time made.
The --latest News by Telegraph.
Editorials Leading Topics OF the Day
Financial Commercial Religious Political, sisrs'ng and
Maritime Intelligence.
Weekly Review Of the New York Cattle Market.
Marriages and Deaths together with large varty OF in
teresng Local and Miscellaneous Items.
Single copies in Wrappers ready for mailing, bshld at
counter Price six
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-02
The General Superintendent OF Police.
MR.. TALLMADGE CESsCRED, But REISsTATED IN HIS
OEpIcE.


OFFICE.
The Beard of Police Commissioners met at 2 p. NJ.
yesterday to render decision the Of General
Tallmadge There was a full board present After
hours debcration in secret decided
with police force TO the Quarantine ground the 81
September ascertain what steps necessary to he
taken prevent any further violence by the mob bet to
him 10 his Office because, the evening Of that
day, the failure TO send ~ Quarantine fault
OF his. The Commissioners the following the
reasons which induced them render this decision
In the complaint ~ the Poard Of Police against y. A.
Tallmadge General superintendent Of Police,
The Beard Of Police having in n preliminary invcs-
tlaton directed James W. Syc, President OF said Board,
present charge and specifications against f. A. Tall
madge General Supcrin nden of Police, for neglect OF
duty, which done;
And the Board OF Police having tried the said r. A. Tall
madgc the foregoing charge and specifications declare
the first specification To be proven and adJudgc him TO
have been negectfu ~ his duty and hereby censure MIN
he did not repair ia person 10 the quarantine On
the "a Septs mber what
ccssary prevent the further destruction Of the public
hospitals by an inccndiary mob;
And The BOARD Of roce declare the second specification
10 be proven but nasmuch the said General supcrin
tendcnt had believe that formal and specific
QUESTION for police force would be made upon hn by
the Commissioners OF Emigration the crstodans OF SAID
hospitals anu that awaiting such rcquston until quar-
ter past yc ocloce PM he the in of the Mayor
New York about detail body Of policemen TO
Quarantine. when hc notified by the said Mayor that
an adequate United States marines had been there
the protection OF the public property and that
tho presence OF policemen would be unnecessary, the
Bard of Police aijadgo that tho General superintendent
was no, such second specification guilty o. neglect
OF duty; therefore,
be and hereby restored to duty General supcrn
tendeni Of Police
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-02

Down on TEXAS CArrLE-The citizens of Yer
non county Missouri, have resolved in pubic meeting
that they will not permit cattle from Texas 70 be driven
through their county They declare IN tte resolutions
tina. Southern cattle communicate 20 those Of Missouri
disease known Spanish Oil Exos fevsr which Il very
malignant and ns caused tie death OF great numbers &C
native cattle in Vernon county.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-02

A DESPERATE DUEI-A blody duel was that
which took place near Memphis, Tenn, between Mr.
Waters of Virginia and DR. j. r. Magic. They fred two
rounds with pistols both being wounded at each FIRE
They them BY agreement resorted 20 revovcrs and con
,iprcd Tho fight Mr. Waters ridded at every shst,
wounded that his recovery s thought impossible.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-02
The Autumn Hat

Invite gentlemen exhibition OF fall and winter hats
designed respectively for the aged the moderate and the fash
lonabe, and finished worthy of their reputation.
GEM OF THE SEASON
THE YOU'VE GENrLEsENs DRESS HAT Is peculiarly adapted
and charmingly attractive
SOFT FELT AND SF0RM HATS AND CAPS
convenient for the pocket and Of varied patterns suitable for
travelling, sporting evening and raIny weather.
WARNOCk d co, Hatters,
$40 broadway St. Nicholas Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-02

Before judge Pierrenont.
or 1.-Weeks ". Van Dcren.-The case 10 be settled
on appearance Of counsel in this action.
Norr During the month OF October the special term
Of the superior Court will be held IN the chamber Of the
Board Of supervisors, No ~ City Hall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-02

exceeded by enerprng friend KNOX who hats the eli
his establishment No 212 Broadway In other words,
the fall style gents exhibited by KNOX, all
rage people of and them by the
which indication of their climate
rc beauties They admirably adapted TO all styles OF coun
making the homey face pleasing and adding
inmabie grace profile Without going into
the cattle trade each gent should buy KNOX
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-02

fall style OF gentlemens hats and would o to
the attention OF our c,siomers tho public generally
LEARY a co, leaders and introducers of fashion,
Nos s. 4 and 5 Asssr Itovse, Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-02

Whites Inst Spring style OF Gentiemen's
dress hats 81 WHITES liS Fulton and 22 Greenw oh
Streets Of Robinson street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-02

Brooklyn Objects of Admiration.-P.s tc-
graphs daguerreotypes of deceased persons, by VII
HANSON BROS, opposite Globe Hotel, Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-02
For Ccioring the Hair Use wilson's Fol

coorpr: only Is cents bottle; changes tho color 70 hk
brown without DYING staining the skin no trouble W. M
H. applied like water; does njure The har housds
viii success SOLD drug store, sS Grand s,seeL %,
Aeyo az Allen n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-02

Jonathan TED ". Jas Suf0n EUt0N-The appeal rom
the order ~ Judge navcs denying the motion dharge
the defendant from arrest came up before tho general
t@in for argument yesterday. Tho court room was
crowded and much interest manifested in tho proceed
ings The matter was submitted 70 the Court and The de-
Crton reserved
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-02

MISCELLANEOUS.
os rsierppoof swes sas. ss q - far doSSis
so.s2 psesed booi. Warranted 70 give salisfsa1oa-
4 RAYMOND CO, ,...,-
MINIS fURsisHISG GOODS
Invite the attention o. the jobbing trade
cRAvh h9 sSf sc psM s;'sis sp rrvs;
Also suspeuder., lnen cambria handkerchief,
agent. for one sfsLs srres, rsanua.urs.o,
these goods unequalled abe city
skw LIVING MA SseEs s AZ AZ ck2ss s.s
Ser stitch The st that locked. n should be
%sa upon ali S Coz aHS saving '
A RARE ARTrcrE-BuRRowE suPERrrNE urs.
"a iard, manuiacssvod a. Lexnsen ~, By sarnl y NC
dssi,ue of the J Taste common ali Americ.a mustard
~hs s ses s sy SnS sSS SsaSs sa bsS &C. o
and medicinal " undou6tsdiy best y ,hs sci ~
uss BY fREbc 4 UoszESs Is srrsa strcs opposite the
Hudson River Lstirosd depot :. y
worn TO THE Tg n p. ass As .an nor
maades whsn hs gixh ,5e 5 y md ss 're as s sr
yeSits q 81 s"sh ,,meni. lisg. q H., sre.'
s s.s s gsssi. H. y. S 81 have
Inc househsd rsla - III Western as h.y .re f9s
Nassau s,sss., N T., sud y respect .s arugEHa
A ERIvst, oS WHISKY pIRrcH PROM wfsg's DTs,
~ -s eeens 81 .sp M.raas eq f y 's oa ~
Z y
vii b asl ~ DO trade a bond on Drra terms sanpis t'
Ties q rstsi " vsuts. Family orde.s solicited
i NcAU&U ~ co, - Nassau street corner ~. ~.
A srRAs0 ER N WANT oF A TAILOR, ~ RFsTECT
". fuy "a. tied ,cCLARkfS. VIZ william street Fihsst
so - :" fS Sss i IL. ssj pants - y, 80 -
AT NV RDrrLs-wFDDINg cARns rftrsF CEig.
~ hss ed card, splendfy engraved can or PC had ssr
ncf 81 ~ oadwav and Duane street.
4 Al GRAY HAIR coNpIETFIY 'sIOeEn TO A
IL oeA"'' VII wfis q sTsT naik a SoTosEe
Does no. 8iscolor The skin, and viii restore FRAY
hair Ia original BY Two Applications AZ c11
be water leaving no stain or bad smell s''
/ apply as It. Decidedly The $3.50.
/ Cheapest safes, aud noa. convenient -.
"nrir Invented turning the har any shae o
,sehs brown 70 JET black Applied without ang uoNe
Does no. dry the hair but gives beAuhth
on' WILSON'S HAIR REsToRER
VIII cure badness prevent the hair from faiNre ont
the grow n 81 the hair an
prevent The turning gray No o grease need be used
Render. the glossy without any ohcr rrepara
| botfles. Sole agency ~ UuSEAiANt
drus store Grand street. New YORK, and CALrNDkks
third and Walnut streets Philadelphia Bsch E0s and
| North Charles street. BALTIMORE
DURGUSDy PORT:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-02

DTRGUNDy PORT.
Is Oo quarters and ccaves for sale In io's /, sur pa
rhascrs from under custom House lock b.
G. MELEfTA, % Beaver s,res, New York.
EB.-Twms low.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-02

for 81 unsurpassed Tor beauty and elegance Also. SPLEEN
misses chidrrns fancy hsis and
rs Bowery 326 Grand street. and ZSl Eighth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-02

Campbell, Apothscary and Chemiss. cor ,er
Of Eighth and Twenty eighth street fme eg cines
aud personal attendance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-02

THE ALBANY STREET EXTENSION CASE.
OcT. 1.-The matter Of opening Albany street was
brought up on appeal from the decision o the genera
term which appointed Commissioners of Assessment and
after argume by the Counsel the Corporation, whs
appeared for the city, and counsel for the appellants
their Honors took the papers In the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-02
No. "a Beekman street,
New York.
ynvrnT - VnfIntnnn "


constantly manufacturing and has always on hand every
variety printing the finest black and coorei "a
Ink which he equal 70 any manufactured
ov prices be sold by regular manuac
urer Orders forwarded by steamboat and railroad %
part u the country by addressing note TO me at No Beck
m street New York
NJ B-Ths paper printed with my news ink. also gres,
many other ne this city Philadelphia Boston Bal
more Orleans Cncinnat and other caes and towns In
IL United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-02

erupons aud njur o hc n.sh heal kindly and swiftly
lie aperonl sc,ion as Sold At ~ Maiden lars
MAJ YORK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-02

Crfssnssoro,s Hair Dye, Wigs ard Toopees--
The best In the world wholesale aud rst and NE uye Pr
vately applied Astor iioase.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-02

Bnrry's Tricopherous IL the Best ana
rheap.ss article FOR dressing heaufyug cleansing curling
preserving and restoring he half Ladies ny 500 " al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-02

This genuine article has been equaled for
ducing the keenes possible edge TO razor For sale BY
j. 4 3. SAUNDERS, No. Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-02

New Fashions In Gcnticmen's Furnishing
goods by every steamer at GKkkNs shirt aud furnishing
store, No 1 Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-02

Fancy Cutlery.-A large variety OF Sports
mems pen pocket knives OF the and besuu
m patterns many Of which have before been imported
for sale BY J. 4. i. SAUNDERS, No. 7 Asor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-02

r AIDES GOLD WATCHES,
Ii Warrantedas accurate tirne keepers foe sale
At retail,
30 cent ' Glow the usual retail prcez
ID. e. PEACOCK, London, represented by
DAVID RAFT, $o5 Broadway,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-16
Government Expenditures.

The National Intelligencer, some months ago,
in abiding te the probable government expendi-
turss for the next fiscal pear, basins its argu
ments upon the official statement of the appropr-
atoms made by Congress. put down the sum at
from sixty-6ve to seventy millions ofdollars. For
this apparent cxtravsgant estimate our venerable
contemporary was taken to task by the Union and
other Democratic journals. 1t now appears, how
ever. that the Intelligsno.r below rather than
above the mark. Abiding to this point that jour
ual Gays
"As it was charged in certain quarter during
the last summer and autsmn that wo had over
estimated the annual expenditures of tho Govern
ment for the current fiscal year. we shall perhaps
b pardonsd for adverting to that fact So far from
exaggerating the probable expenses of the fiscal
year ending on the 30th Of June next. our estl.
mats falls somewhat below that made by Mr..
Cobb in his recent Report to Congress. From,
that report Il spears that the expenditures of the
FIRST quarter Of the current fiscal year were SOL
zoe, 0o0whie the estimated xpendituresduring the
remaining three quarters are put down at the sum
Of 81. 1857 ,6o8, making an aggregate for the en-
tire fiscal year of S74.065,795. We are glad te
find our'estimates agree nearly with that of tht
honorable Secretary, without exceeding it."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-16

SUICIDE FOR LovE.-A melancholy case Of love
and suicide occurred in New York on Saturday
morning. Annie Morrow, young woman seven
teen years of age, in love with gentleman named
Ford, put an end to her lite by swallowing n dose
"t arsenic. Deceased, it appeared was girl OF
pectahly connected. For months past there ex-
listed between her aud Mr. Ford deep attachment
on Christmas day next they were to have been
married but man proposes and God disposes'
A few days ago Ford received certain information
which led him TO suspect that his ufianced was not
true 70 him, and on Friday night he had a pro-
longed interview with the deceased, when the sub
ject Of her alleged falsty was brought up. An
ME, with tears in her eyes, denied the scandalous
rumor that had been circulated, and sought by ey-
sry argument in her power to remove the false
impression from the mind Of her lover. Vain
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-16

The latter Of the.s eongsnial politicians, has
wriften lettor in response 10 one addressed him
BY number Of political friends, defining his posi-
tioa. lie comments eharscteristcally upon Sena-
tor Davis declaration in favor Of q separation Of
the Southern from the Northern States in the
event of the election Of Black Republican to tho
Presidency in 1860. and suggests rs an excellent
mode Of saving the Union" the election Of his
compatriot S. A. Douglas The remedy would be
worse than the disease which it is proposed to
guard against
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-16
Douglas in Tennessee.

The Nashville Union, the organ Of the Tennes-
soc Democracy, thus speaks Of Douglas
lie will enter the Senate ~ n mere adventurer.
ready to engage in any enterprise that promises
present gain and future advantage. He will come
10 the character Of q freebooter. bound by no law.
pledged by no principle. but seeking reward and
booty as the price of his lance. He will be found
on that side Of every question which is likely to
be the winning side. and which will most surely
contribute to his own emolument 1t Is absurd to
suppose that he again occupy prom
nent position in the Democratic party.