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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07

Pee -ief sf the Scpervsos sne C'mia'e oso10 % Net"
To iIcsrp s.b. .hs Inooas Inursnce Company
TIE Senste then took for the oui iot tot og rai
rcada, aud Mr. BRANDRETH spoke on u1i' the
As,rsnrr-EvEsiso Session.
Tie bill reouirirg Railroads to publish atrif OF
tb@ rates vss considered in Committee of the Aoe,
ard proeress reported in the nouse. LIN
MI. Wor FORD moved to order the bill 70 third
resd;rg when an interesting debate eosleo.
Mr.. McNrrr, Mr.. CHAsLER and Dir. WA0ER spoke
aeaiD<t the bib.
ua bIi dcclarirp that the State never did q more
dangerous act sgainst its Liberty than when passed
liz act consolidating the Central Railroad.
Mr.. joss and Mr. DELANEr also spoke against the
AZ alste hour M LAsisc, By consent, htennpte !
,he dsh,se ard reported from the Committee on Way.
apd Means the following impor ant bulls:
To sbo.le c.n q ssT ,e sin e
tt prsied balance from tbs Erie Cans -
ao.ins debt against the State iof the cos'p'n
.o,sd by ,br Cana Board 1t gives the Cana Board power
a; aDy time su-nd the work on any contract o
and places Coulrsons Board In the hsnds OF the CIn
m +, Increase the efficiency Of the Engineer. Depart.
he's he State fnsee indepsn6ert Of the Coo,.c,inr B'.rd
Also bill provide the m ans oF the slPPot oil Tue o'Vein
AI.o bill to provide the pay the interest the
cans debt II imposes additional ts, Of onehs Of Que mill
e. that P'upose.
Mr.. LAsrsc moved to mike these bills the special
order for Thursday and every day until disposed of,
and TO take the hnal vote or Monday.
Debate en sued, and Mr. ADAMS moved 10 amend by
making the Registry bill first in order a. the special
order before the bill. reported, and that the final
vote be taken the Registry blu before any Of hess
bills.
Motion los. for war. Of a two-thrds vote, aud then
the House refused to make Mr. Lanng's the special
order at all.
When the meter wa, disposed of, the debate on
TIE Raihosd Tariff bill was resumed.
MT. HrICHINSos spoke 10 favor OF the bill.
II 80 D. m-Mr. HCICHISsoS still has the H,or,
and there Is little chance of vote being taken on the
biz to-Iight.
The following is the vO.A Of the members from the
City of NewYork on the Broadway Parallel Railroad
bill.
AYEs-Me..r. Whine. seely Lynch Jones. Chld' Gage
Cbatfeld Weir Dyoku,su.
EAYs-Me,srs Smith, Fitzgerald. Delaney jeremiah Ens'.
Chsner Craze. Moore.
Tbefoowing is the vote Of II members from Brook
lyn on the bill:
YYAS-Mes-rs Dayton and lanord.
kAYS-Messrs Beach and Chsuncey.
The ether members from Brooklyn were absent.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
Connecticut Election.

HARTFORD, Conn, Tuesday, April E, lo'S.
We have returns from all but seventeen towns in the
State The Republicans have elected 1873 Represents
tives, and the Democrats 7S. The Senate, it is be-
heved, will stand 6 Republicans to ) Democrats.
The vote for Governor in all but seventeen towns,
gives Buckingham the Republican candidate for Gov
ernor a plurality Of 3, 100.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
Fire in lie Roy, n. VA whole Fam-
iiy Burned TO Death.

fire occurred in the neighborng town of lie Kay
on Sunday night, destroying the dwelling OF Daniel
ComstOck. Comstock, his wife and their tour httle l
children perished in the flames. The names of the
chiiden are Mary, Maria Salome and Cora, all under
Ten wears of age The aeir created much excitement
and the greatest sympathy in the vicinity OF the mel
anchoIy occurrence.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07

SURPRISE PARTY-Fsshion IN its he"es' Pu'S
has penetrated even the Fist Ward On Monday nj ght
there was surprise party at the Eastern iOel' WI "a
was decked for the occasion IN It's hne'. eila!'
party was in honor of Mrs Henry smith, ~.e o' une
American ex Councilman and was attended oy Ia 'ieS
end e. ntemen from the neghbot.g ci,es' Sn' ''e
from Nev-Je,ssy. They daucsd ani u'd' merry until
q late hcpy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07

Po.Irros oF Hos. ii. N. RrcE AID Ggs. SHiEID'.
or MIssEso1A-The 81. Tau! Tires speaking Of the
United States Senstors elect fom that State, says;
"To our surprise Mr.. Rice has actually given in bis
Adhesion to the Administration party. lie hes witt
ten long letter. m which he does not hesitate 10 ssy
that he endorses Mr.. Bucbanans policy On tas hsnAss
question. Gen. Saields stsues Gsw."
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07

ELEoTIoS or SCHOOL OFFICERS AT HL"-ho-
oHILLE.-The annual election for school oiiiesr' !"
District No. l, Town of New Rochelle was ned n ne
Town Hall on Monday, and resulted IN the cno'ce VI
Frederick Prime, Robert II. Coles and Peter Mou''H'
Trustees for the full term Of three years ana 'a =
I. Smith to fl vacancy for one year Thaadeu' - =
vds was elected Treasurer, and Moses l. suohg D.
leotcr
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
Dubuaue Municipal Election.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, Tuesday. April o, Iso8'
The election yesterdsy passed of quietly ii. D.
wetherin2ton the IeOpe's candidate for Mayor, was
elected by 900 maiority.l
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
Michigan Town Elections.

Ds1RorI, Mich, Tuesday, April ., 1913.
Partial returns from the town elections leid in tuS
State Yesterday show large Republican gains.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07

Mr.. BAsCROfT on TBE BATTLE OF LAhNO'os'-
Mr.. Bancroft read last evening, before large eon-
oou,se at the Historical socieys rooms, the chapter
fom bis forthcoming volume descnbing the bsttie Of
Lexington,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
CHARTER ELECTION m BROOKLYN

The fopowrg ite relurrs fsr n ss' efta'ued.
Ct the eectioe ~ Il "s ~ bel ssstenisy e" Jast'ce
o. the Peace. Alerner Scp'rs sor.. {, ori' bes md
Assessors:
WI Reset R..'ls fs,r M:sPitf,ca. D E Tsia., o..,
c,or.. Ripe, RS WGi.n c,s,-r sS
IFntfirr Of re Peace.
wm II McDoDsd S.....l'' GsOsr. l. yor D.........e'
s,coND W,so-.gtc-~as
joan McN te'''.'.''." '"
FrAne. Nsrkey........... . L. s.Hysr..........s6 S.
Geor,- re1.........Ss H. McrOuAld. a.
FGysTa w'sO es pc, Dtsgi;,',nSs,"g l., {, Il :,
LF. Newman. D........"eo
s.mn. Booth R..........iss Story. A.........ice
w~,n Suesdeu. D........6l
..........:. = ~m y ycDou,' ,.....rs
FIFTH WARO- HSS'~osl
John DOher.y............s5' Robert Fay....:.....70
J,in arm ....................... 90
FSSTs y3s S,lo ss, e. c.'' 3 sIfsi: Ifr.S
Geo /. F0x.... .......lIs NttAm H. GU @'" '''' 81
sMTa wASD-. hionSr
George Curtis R.....:.s7l Chr'. FIs'ie' D'''.'''"I
Geo A. Jarvis. Ar'..".s wH s,isia D.....ss
sr,sr,w, sfy.Srn M1Tp Mth.si SMieponua...sr
'''" san a: '
J.co, W jeolom,n Geo. w. B<.te ...."..sos
stephen C. Jscksop........Ss
GEO. L. Fox D.....,''.',ss Wa' l. ", Dooa,d A...;r
EGarH W,RD-flieynGr
Js9.. J.%.. sl,:sy w:s ba' AsS Z. " Ddsn J'p A q
4boas. 1aa GsiisG G..e sms: 'so ssT"r5 Ia
INxTu WARD. tic'Ran.
H. Pienon' R.....'; Moses F. ode' p'''''''''|'
Jol n J. s.rdweg R........sili mo sp,o.',iar,
JUSTICE Of ~ PeIcc.
WA. II. Mcdonald A.. 275 o. L. t.V, D....''.'''hS
1lou,, F. Green D. eli w@. IL c.mpb-it r...s,e
Fired. ID. CLARK R.........ls.
Sspr'ri,o'. 80
John : Bogs!t n. i9 c. SweetUsn D...t+f -
John NJ Phelps R..........3"
I,,'ice of r. PrIee
Geo L. Fox D............7sj VIM r. McDon.d. A.. 70
TlArm WARD. nde,~cs.
John T. Dougsss. D.......s7 Wrn NJ Thomas A.....eoI
l. B. Shaw. D...............55l
Spp>rri,ors -
Suuh, ID Samuel Van Wye, sd
VIM. NJ. Bayah. D.....,...9S3
FIfyYNrH W,RO-. .fderm0H.
Geors. James Mier.. "a
Edward Backhousc... sis'J John X Bu'mef
J. Van Benscb0t.u. rhos. p. Baiy
FeiA Campbell. ............. s6S James L. Nor .i.'
ssfoe Peace.
Gtoi,e L. Fox..........6I7W Wm H. Mcdonald
TwrLi1u WASo-Ad,, en tone D''ri'tl -
Timothy Bspuon D..... 81 John X Carr, D,'.'.'.' y
Patrick Hogan D...... .2ljJohn Deancey, D'''''''' -
John 3 McCcnnu. D.... Michael Keee- D''.'''ise
Moses Hickey D.: % ',poenee' e rel" N'''' 80
Wm H. NcDonaJ l. r. 6iGeoge l.. Fox. p...,.,.,.!s5
TmsrEr>ri w,SD-. .ilde,aal
Wilson D:.Ii' &sp ss IS y, Asue, O. sn ps% 1', Isl 81
Supe,risoy. 49,
wp. Wall Rep.....S5i $50 } IN p. Cot, em...Os III
A. C. ToyiOr Am '.'' q 1871 p.,
G.ofse l. Fox Dem. ehq e2 v. r. Mcdonald Am 2D ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
Burning of n FIGURING Will.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Monday, April o, 1898.
The Touring mill of johnson Harper at Honc0n,
Wis., was destroyed by fire Sunday morning The
loss is estimated at $20 0O0, aud is partially covered
by insurance.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07

HoMRoP.TBIc MEDICAL SociETY oS rHy Cocsrr
oY Ew-YoBK.-The Annual Address before this So
cety viii be delivered by the President, Ei~srd Bay
ard H. d.. at the Historical Society Building on Sat
urday evening next at 8 o'cock Ajmittanco "a iree.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
Nou-Arrival Of the America.

HALTAx, Tuesday, April 6-IU p m.
dense fog envelops harbor, and there is hardly
q possibility Of the arrival of the steamship America,
now in her twelfth day from Liverpool Weather
calm and mid.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
iNT,-iEC0MPrOM VICTORIES !
Municipal Election.

CiScisSA1i, Tuesday, April 6, 1853.
Al our municipal election yesterday the entire Anti
kcompton ticket was elected by m.joriies ranging
f,om 2,s00 10 5000. Thirteen out Of the seventeen
Councilmep are Auti.lecomp.oo.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
Ogden sburgh Municipal Election.
OGDES=RC RCH, L

OGnKNsRrRCH, Tuesday, ApnI O. 1893.
Al our municipal election to-day the entire Repub-
lie IN ticket was elected by meorties ranging from 60
IN
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07

D. o.d~'y Co-i.- wH.sn Becky lhxh.'cgt.
Henry Btrystov1 Thcmss Holmes. Josa Ksaoy.
Jsnes Grsdy. James RJsr. wm. Dosd Bs<rsi
Sm ih, John hey, Jotn Apsiop.
They we're eli committed TO the ce,.s Of the Th6s
Precinct S,aiio1.Bouse 10 await examination. HeSsa
and FED CO Il charge Of Illegal votirg, were sdma-
ted 10 bal duIips the afternoon.
lr The Fiab NTH snd Eleventh Wards tbs costest
was spii ed Int 10 breaches Of the pesce occurred
Ir tie other wsrs al passed 90 quietly The vote
throaeh hout Was very light.
The election a. sed oh very quietly 10 the tasesn
secliou Of the city. Few arrests were made By The
police and those oly for disordeiy conduct around The
polls and for ait, mpticg to vote illegally. MicaaA
Moran wss aCst,d by tie police Of the Fifth Prcssoe
for voting Illegally in the Nineteeoth Ward. william
Cullen and Jsms Clark were slso arrested on tns
same charge in the NineteeGta Ward. They wsre
held 10 await exsninaton.
A force Of g men held in reserve at the f,'tk
Preciact. ha,'pg heeu sent from the Fourth. Thf-
teenth and 1went eth Wards Of NewYork to be n
readiness in csse Of any serious outbreak. No occases
occurred Tor their services and they spent the dAJ
quietly in the Stats House, berg well entertained bv
the officers OF the fith No arrests were made in tho
Sixth Precinct, whore all was quiet. - ----
-
JAMAICA TovS EIEcrros.-1he whole Nssiossf
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
Jefferson City Municipal Election.

ST. IorIs, Tuesday, April 6, IS15'
The whole Free-Soil ticket, headed byJ. w. Gardin-
hne for Mayor, was elected at Jefferson City yesterday
by an average majority Of 20.
The average majority for the Free Democratic ticket
IN this city is 100.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
ST. Louis Municipal Election.
ST.. LOVE, Tuesday, April G

ST. Lows. Tuesday April 9, I3o5.
Tie returns Of the municipal election yesterday are
not all made, but enough known to insure the elec
ton Of the entire Free Democratic ticket by an sv-
erage meiority of $40 TO 200.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07

YoukG MESS CHRIsTns USIoS.-Thn hssoc'a-
ton continued their discussion on " Religious kevi-
vals last night at their room in Clinton Hall There
was a large audience in attendance
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
United states supreme Court.

WAsHiNGTON, Tuesday, April 0, ISJS.
No. 53.-Enoch {. Roberts Jas. NJ. Cooper. Ar
sumeat commenced for plaintiff and continued for de-
feudant.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
Fire at 81. Louis.

ST. Lows, Tuesday, April ., lS18.
The extensive building in process Of erection here
for the starch factory belonging to Beerch co. was
destroyed by fire this morning. Loss, S1O,ooo; IN
snred Xl 200
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
PorfIand MUNICIPAL EIection.

PORTLAND, Me, Tuesday, April 6, 1853.
At our municipal election to-day, Jedediah Jewett,
Republican was elected Mayor, receiving 9lS m,jorty
over Mr.. Sharpley, Democrat. The City Council is
stronply Republican.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
The Niagara's Mails.

BosTOS, Tuesday, ApnI Q, Ieos.
The foreign mail per steamship Niagara, for Liver
pool closes tomorrow "wednesday at 10 o'clock am
and the ship will sail ct about pm. Dispatches for
Europe will be in time for the Niagara it left at NO. Il
Wall street New-York by L. m. 10 morrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
Niagara Watcr-POwer Company

NIAGARA FALLs, Tuesday, April o, IeIS.
The election of Directors for the Niagara Water
Power Company took place to-day. None of the old
Board were reelected except Colonel Fisk, and B. NJ
Allen the former President of the Company. The
work on the Canal will soon be recon nenced
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
rI,ntra Municipal Election.

EIMIRA, n. Y, Tuesday, hPrl ., 18'S
Mr.. F. Hall was to-day elected Mayor Of Elmira on
the Republican ticket.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
Burning Of II Propeller.

PoRr STANLEY, c. w, Tuesday, April 6, 1873,
The propeller Forest City was burned here last
night II Is supposed che set on fire by an incen-
diary. She was insured only ie W days age.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
The U. $. surveying steamer Bibb

NORFOLk, Iutsday, ApIIUi IoIo'
The L. S. Surveying steamer Dibb, from New-fork
for North Caroline has put in here for repairs.
The ship Sally Magce fiom Rio Janeiro, has gone
up james River.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
The Townsend Case.

MERRITTsyILLE, {. W., ApII o, INJS.
The celebrated Townsend alias McHenry trial was
concluded this afternoon, the jury rendering verdict
Of "Not Guilty"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
western Navigation,

DETROIT, Tuetday, April u, lSJS.
Several sail of vessels passed down from Chicago
and other upper Lake ports to-day. Navigation msy
he copsideIed a. fairly open.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
Arrival Of the n. s. SlOOp-Of-War
LeVant.

Boston, TueSday April O. I0oS;
The United States soop-O war Levant, Commander
Smith, arrived at this port to day from Hong Kong
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
Boston Weekly Bank Statement.

BOST0N, Tuesday, AprH o, IoJo.
The following the foOtngs of our Bank State
ment for the past week: -
Capital Stock $3 $50 oOo Due 10 other Banks SG6Oo
Loans and Discounts 5l9ls 300 Deposits nl& 100
Specie........." 825e5oO CiIcuaton 5i77,JCo
Dna frn. otner Bsnks 6,3e6OOOI
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
HOvSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House went into Committee OF the Wnoe on
the Deficiency Appropriation bill.
The debate was strictly confined to tins measure
While teveral showed the necessity OF the passage OF
the bill ioc.udins the heavy items for the Utah EXP,
ditior totl,ers earnestly condemned the mourning
debts TO be discharged by appropriations to supply
deficiencies. ~ -. A.,
Mr.. SEWARD (Ga.) did not think that there WIS
any necetsity for getting into difficulty with BIgha
Young. The whole Army operations were carried o Al
on too magnificent scale He would @ naN,os have bs
rness for specsl reasons. This is the central point
wheroe enanste all the schemes, aud all the extravs-
Mr.. TAYLOR Ia) said that nothing had occurred
10 Justify the President 10 acting in such hot haste IN
sending The Army to Utah.
disposition on the part Of the Executive Department
TO absorb the powers of the legislative branch o
Coyerpneut and il was time that this was checked.
Mr. TAPPAN IN. H. condemned appropriations for
the Utah expedition and would not endorse the TX &C.
utiye usurpstion of making without the co0pe'a
tion Of Congress. He went into calculation to show
thatthe transportation of each barrel OF Hour fro
Fort IAayenwo to Utah cost 500.
The Committee then rose aud the House Adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
NIayoralfy Nomination.

PmIApELPHIl, Tuesday, ApIli D, ISJN.
H.. Democrats of this city, to-day in Convention
-snnmipstrd Mr.. Vaux for Mayor on the first ballot
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07

JAMAICA ToNS EIEcrios.-1he whole Nssioasf
Democratic ticket was elected over the Ant. Leccmp-
ton ticket, by msioi,tss ranging from 80 to 90.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07

&s Manual under which Mr. Sliden cS'meo, not - ~
cov1tesy but "a right. the three dsys - q, racon
the Knnsss nor concurrence, TO aDo" u "
tdef his vote. ,r,p,TptCKl assumed
the rcsro, sbiy of decision io5 II; ,o,,;sed that
Mr. t'EITTFkDEN (2y ard otaeIs ao'''''-U '"1'
they had never known q previous 10 .ah ,y;,bou,
E;,auv the matter wss laii ou 'He ~" ,Joo;n;.
acticu. This answered tue P"'P0''
tretiOn men. ,os of Minnesoia came ND az
The bill for the aonii'''"
the eptcisl "rcer. u..,ss;op Mr.. FITCH Und.l real
'..",s crCm The GioJe coutrnatory OF the W9tds
M es,rae, Lot,xfen him aud Mr. Douglas yesterday,
ekcna.s Iukewarmness on the part of the later a
rsgsrap ap,SoIGLAs DC (lll wsruly replied asserting his
ii !, the cause Of Minnesota. .
The ustter was Of triing import, but nat cohtraai =
tions ve,e intefChaDgcd.
NJ CRFFN MOI confirmed Mr.. Douglass state
rnent end the matter subsided.
Mr. PUGU fOhio) moved an amen iment to the pre-
ambe OF the Minnesota bill, and appalled, to Mr..
Douglas 10 know if he was not aware that no mau
wss allowed TO vote on the Minnesota Constitution
except on the same ticket that for state otceIs
Mr.. DOUGLAS explained that the MODE OF suoms,
siou was full fair, and free. The voters put what
names they chose on the tickets, and their votes were
not controlled in any way.
Yveptua,ly Mr.. PUGH withdrew his suggestions
,esnsotpg the preamble Mr.. Douglass striking out
{be words "in pursuance Of said act OF Congress-
The preamble was thus agreed 10.
There being no other amendment pending, the bill
vas ready 10 be reported 10 the Senate but previously
Mr. KENNEDY Md xpalned that he would vote
against the bill because the Constitution Of Minnesota
was directly ri variance with the Constitution OF the
United Ststes and diametrcsy opposed to the party
he repreet nted. Alien suffrage and squatter sove-
Telgnty, he said, must be repudiated. His remarks
were strongly American.
Mr.. JOHNSON Tenn. replied arguing the right OF
the States to fix the qualifications Of their own veters,
independent Of Federsl naturalization. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-07
Weafher RepOrtS.-APRH {.

bern and SoutleEn Llnes-Uhce,
i"' WV Ne. q Wall s.Teet.
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COAL FOR SALE.

HHTEhaye On fani and constantly receiving
~ coal Of an eACClent quality from up the canal,
which will deliver in AIRY part of the city at Oc.
l~iers iest James iaaShlins warehouse, at the
of-e % Nathan S1vicy VIII b Ison,ntiy atendst to-
sfoWLEY & AN0RY.
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AILR DAD.
For Lo oaisv.ilc, Cincinnati, Sc. Louis, IndIan a.
apoiis aud the East
CHANGE OF TINE.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER, e:rd, lssS.

nN aud after this iase, The Mail ssener trn viii
W leave evansville ~ ; o'cipcS esd - minutes p
W., making clos connection a Yinoenncs with trars
East and West ~ theohe ,nd Misssspi hailload for
louisville, Cincsti, 81 lonis Hnl Care ar. arrive
1t Terre IIaue at ElnP ~. connecting direct with
Express trains for lndanalolis, Cleveland and the
East. AID tor Chicago and Central Illinois.
yiIeennes at ,.s, end errire al EvansvilS II es9s
p. NJ.
Freght trains with passenger carsasched) run as
follows: Leave Evansville IL 6.5a A. NJ, Ar1ive a.
Terre IIaute at 80 p NJ, Leave Tere Haute $50
A. NJ, Arrive at Evansville $40 z. NJ.
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!. L. $. MAIL pAssENGER}P PACKET.

4 -s3i.IH - oEvANsvIN.E, Ps,lrcah and
.ezSsss - Cairo PscSGJJ. II. Bon 4, d.
--zs-B He.ro'' cviulsaIfier, leaves
VI asf.virg AT falG.a, Cclock A. NJ, Cairo nj IL
p}cocS Tue day and tr.A'y gsturrinS, leaves Cero
every Tues Law ami Friday at ociucl, y. " and Pa
,ncsh every We ineslsy and Saturday at O'clock, A.
M,c.nneiting q Evansville With the va. svlle and
tfrwfeis vile Ha.llasi, and Packets for Green fiy
a'sD connecting NJ Smiiand with Cumberland l;iver
Packets, and at Paiuclh with Tennessee River Pack
cts; at Cairo With Memphis, New Orleans and St Louis
PicketS. Tckets can &c ., ,tiine1 board the bot for
all EasternFnG Wesl ein cities. .c
H,gI-si,e-a eouv sr
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the I,y - t,u- .ireSs for the Tickets or1ere., On
recent Of which they will be forwarded ~ hrt mall
Purchasers can have tickets ending in any hgure they
iesi -ITate-
The list OF Drawn Numbers ard Prizes viii be sent to
purchasers immediately after the drawing.
plain, aud give their Post Os7ice, County and state
80 Remember that every Prize IL drawn and paya
ole in full without ileluciI'n.
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after the drwiuS-Other prizes at tie usual time oil
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standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta ipeilgencer,
NV YSrS Weeklv paw Rook, savannah Morning
News. Richmond Dispatch, News, and faulding
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-11
REGULAR EVANSVILLE AND PETERS
BURG PACKET. ilshlt lt

yENiIs Canal Boat WASHING SssSSc--ssliiIT-N =
ton, ~. LUrZ, Master, viii - yss> - ~
leave for PetershurEh ever! Monday ard Thursday at
3P. VI. For freight or Passage apply ON board or to
either of the warehouses. lseptlsf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-11
Uarness.aIakers Wanted!

TWO or three good Harness-MakeIs can fini con-
i slant employment by applying Immediately %
the undersigned at Owensyiile, Gibson county, 20
miles Northeast of Evansville. Men with families
would be paeierred. II. w p WlbSON,
Saddle and Harness Manufacturers.
Owensyille. Ind. noyih-dNvlm
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-11
WABASH PACKEr-KaTE sARCnEr.

f-lL-sh - THE steamer KATE SARCH-
r ssbf-,'.-s-fI ET will run regularly from
"a Evansville in the Wa'ash ra.le
during the winter as long the river shall he
nayisaie Shippers nay rely ON her making resu-
r trps. and the strctes: attention being given to
their orders. -E Il Esri nov lS-tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-11

HDEPPER SAUCE, &C.
ii ~ boxes Pepper Sauce;
80 do Ca.sur;
n m. COOK s. son.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-11

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Evansville Enquirer and Nj. Carmel Rec ser taaecn
former advertisement and cory. uc~14.s