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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-13
A RARE CHANCE FOR
AN INvE M e NT!
FOR SALE
II VALUABLE IRA CT OFLAND,
Adjoining the Town of Cannelton!

II VALUABLE IRA CT OFLAND,
Adjoining the Town of Cannelton!
Consisting Of about one hundred acres. one-half
which is bottom land, and the remainder extends into
the delightful hills that border the All Of is
embraced in plat of the town Of Cannelton and is in
demand for house lots. The lower boundary Of the
tracts is not than ten minutes walk from the
tensive Cotton Factory and principal CO mines All
the products Of the land be sold the soil to the
people of the town. II is most admirably situated 10
vegetable gardens for which the town affords good
market and high prices The land viii eventually ali
be wanted for house lots On the premises are three
dwellings, one Of which is worth sJOo; another Is worth
$500; the 9th beautiful cottage residences ost sIoa
three years ago to Either Of these houses car
be had with the land or all Of them, as the purchase.
aay wish: they are separated By street from the body
of the land, sia all Il the lots laid on for resi-
dences The properly viii be sold liberal credit 10
Irresponsible purchaser.
The location of the most delightful the Ohio
river and the principal cottage with three in gar
den and frnit is he most beautiful rural residence be
tween here and Lc usve. The chief motive for offer
ing for sale, is that the property is too valuable &c
rent, and needs more attention than the owner an
present besow on t. Address apply 10 the edt-rc
the Journal; Evansville. mya
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-13

The following Register Of places of public wor-
ship, may be Of interest to strangers visiting our
city:
German United Ecaagelieal 81 Jola's Church
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-13
The Great Eastern Corn HuSker,
THE GREAT BENGAL TIGER,

BradfOrd'S Portable Burr Mill
l. too well known to need a description. IL is the
cheapest and AT the time, the easiest kept in
repair, Of any in use. All of the sh.lye Mills and
Machines can bc seen in operation az
III a II It's NJ i l. s,
Corner Of Second and Canal streets, where the pub
lie Invited to call and the latest improve
ments Of the age before purchasing elsewhere. All
orders will be promptly filled.
ian21-,l&wtf Il. II. HART.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-13

DISSOLUTION.
yENHE- partnership heretofore existing b. tween the
8 undersigned, has this day been dissolved by mu-
tual consent. X. s. RustOn settles up the old bust
ness, and John IIodson continues ready to do any
amount of draying IN any part of the city
II. :. RUSToN.
JOHN H0DS0N,
Evansville, May -, 1858. my3-d2w
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-25
Another Fresh Lot
y Horse Shooting
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

DGACI&SNGIT1xIN0t.
FWNHE subscribers would respectfully announce
Y to the public that they have formed part
ncrship for the purpose Of carrying on the above
named business. All kinds q work done with
neatncss and despatch
G. Patterson, one OF the firm, will give his per-
sonal attention 60 horses In the habit If cutting
or overreaching or having bad feet lie thinks
from his dong experience he give general sat
isfaoton. The patronage OF the public is respect
riIly solicited. e. PATTERSON.
on =. y. MAR6TOH.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-25
Best Churn yet Invented.

rENHE Davis Self Adjusting PatentChurn ch,,,rs
the quickest and easiest. andmakes ns much
aud aagood butter as the old Dashcr Churn' n
works the butter milk out and the salt in with AZ.
euracy and dispatch. Buy one, and il tits NOT tho
best return IT, For sale for the County If Cain-
donna at the Agricultural Ware House. by
81 JohR'bury, July 10 1883 o.;
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-25
Machinery and Castings.

TIVE subscribors have Oh 1nhd W6od"", 4
Il FlAnors Cir,unr Saw Mills. C!HEh"a'u l'.rt
Single Mills ~ approved pNtcrnu avid cN','.t ,
Workmanship, also SEcar.horsc Sf9h - as
and Plates, Hack smiths I'Nirce, Fan - wv.
and Tire Rollers BDA Stoves. Baf1'riv--' y II
Iron Sinks, No, SO. CASTING, Hna ferE' -
every description, aud rcpairlrE dene r." ,g5,anCS,
~ short notice. ItALI.E1 4 DOM
81 J1hnyhurv, VI. ''
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STl1X or rEVONT

lHtHA dlalFfl -
In Probate Court holden ~ Iunouburg. within ana f1t
said district ou tbs ita day of urccnJrr, A. o. l0-ai
ID UOpA STEELE Admul.tratfK the estate ~ james
II Steele late ui .uiIha u said lstT,L drI srd makes
application tu said CHutt Co.. extend the TIME hofrt" ~
ed her the debts due nom said estate AMI Co rem
her alniulatralllu account unfi ulurg dNN
Wherrupuu II ordered nv said court that sald applrt
tu be heard az mt Probate unrv in lulou1rg u Tue
SUI 1T Dee 1884 aud t IL rthcr ordered thnt no
tee b-A.seu 90 all parsons Concerned Us tn puhcai'n
OF tuIs ousr the tseduuiau phtCd az St. JJhusbuD
three weeks successfully, before said hcarlus,
~ tHr ruurt-At-ui, ....
isT '''' " JONAH BROOKS JudseS
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L ITERATION. This Is 70 certify that /
I have given iny son johnson c. Hunter. his
time during the remainder u HI minority g.
transact busingss Tor himself Therefore, | thNll
not elain any % A,, earnings or pay debts of his
contracting aitcf ms date .-.,
Attest, WELCbNU II. HtSTLu,
Lyndon, Dec, 4, lSJS l3lT'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-25

NorNG LAM BURNED ~ DEAN 80 OBfH-
us, ONO Mics Abbic Summers nl LiNouiH,
Livingston County, g., y, who hrs been
connected with tbc PemHle College " Ohrr-
iin, yas most 'hookiuRly burned ON FRIDAY,
~ 3, She hid gotten somewhat behlud
her class and retired 90 her room 90 study,
and mt up ,er, late til the iluid ga- oshai.str
I'd in her lamp. Thinking she might again
,pred d light she attempted 20 M she lamp,
~ Il Too often the case, the iluid caught IRE
and she was instantly enveluped Ia ilnmes
shr rushed, screaming, into the hall, but tho
occupants Of the other rooms thinking there
were burglars IN The house, IN their alarm
fastened their doors upon her, and the poor
girl ran down into the basement before any
one came 90 her TelirE Il was then too late,
and, although all wa done tim, could be, she
died Ia about tiitcen minutes, The occur
renee has spread gloom over the whole 'il-
lag,, and the exercises in the College ARE sus-
pgnded.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-25
6oxS SGoTIIINC+
ALSO LADIES' CLOTHS.
Furais ing oods!

Consisting Of White and Fancy Shirts, Under
Shirts and Drawers, Stocks, Cravats, Pocket
Handkerchief. Linen Bosoms aud collars, Buck
Gloves aud Mittens, Wool do, Hosiery Brnces
etc. Also
LATEST STYLE or HATS AND CARS.
Men and Boys son Hats all prices and ouali.
ties, umbrellas and ia fact everything in the line
Of gcntlcmcn'S apparel
The above stock will be offered at prices to in
sure ready sale for cash, and cash oHlyt and
will be rcplcnishcd often as required to eon.-
prise the
Most Complete Stock of Gents Goods in
Vermont
Persons in want Of good substantial elothing
will do wen 20 call and examine his goods before
purchasing elsewhere.
Directly opposite the "PAssrNrsGc HouRE'' ON
Railroad st. 81. Johnsbury, VI,
w. II. HORTON.
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FUR GOODS

Collected with great care. judgment,
- aud long experience, bought with cash. and
will be sold cheaper than can be purchased any
where else in the STATE. and at very much
LOW Err P RICE S,
than they hove been for several years past
among which nrr Sable, Southern and Stone
MNrtin. Lynx, Russia Squirrel, Russia and Ger
man Fitch Capcs. rippetts, Cuffs, and Muns-
Ladies' in town and the adjoining towns will do
well to visit my Fur Store, and examine my large
stock before purchasing elsewhere. Also
COON, SEAL, AFRICAN LAMB & BUFFALO
Coats, Buffalo Robes NutrR, Seal and Otter
CAPS,-togcthcr with a very large assortment OF
Hats, Cloth and Plush Caps, Trunks, NNlises,
Travelling Bags, Gents Furnishing Goods, sc.
|, Is. GORHAM,
at the old place, opposite the st Johnsbup
House.
Furs. or
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-25
, CARRIAGE WORK.

stiHsz zsgi.TitssEz i,siEEs. pasEFEtyr ~ ttlu
4 shop formerly occupied by Wheeler a Flint
m the steam Mil, would say to thrif fIir"da aud
The pablo. that they are prepared Co de- ans work
no Carriage building OF Repairing that may hr
,rguir,d Also, Patterns aud Models made by au
experienced workman,
Asg Sumson Chupiu'S improved broadcast
seed sowing Machine, which ~iih uue horse, viii
SOW from 20 10 80 feet Wide. auI more even tLAa
can DE done by hand. Call aud zee them.
Al work done faithfully and with despatch.
Please give u. call. o. r. CHAPLIN & co.
81. =, hufhuTy, April u, 1888 Il
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-25
NEW GOODS

IUSr received by the bscrihcr,-BLACk,
- BROWN aud DRAU LADIES' CLOTH
Also, prLANLs, rn,Srs, and other nrc.. iond'
T.. JEWETr.
Dec. 10. 1853 l5li
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Farm for Sale.

1--WE mb,cribsr, as administrator Of the cs.
4 ttfc uf walter Brock, offers for sale the iDim
on which said drra.s,d resided, HUiI farm D. |i.
ultrI tyDu, 4 mile ff0u West bhurt Village,
ana c6nnfi,cs a. acfos ~ excellent lnud we'll 90
yid,l iutu ullNpr tupuiu aud ptsturagr. The
btldiuYs consist ~ u dwelling house and barn,
and other ont building. iu good condition.
ANY prfsun yi shrink Tor q small farm, pleasantly
situated viii do we'll 20 coll and cNnmluc or lu.
aulrs uf N, subscriber ~ I. u. Abbott,
" NJ. s. BROCK,
1917 Administrator,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-25
cue Californian.

"lhere j. shout ~ much likel.hood that
Spain will scll Cuba 20 Mr.. Buchanan a. that
Great Britain vii sell Ireland 10 John Mitch
- and lake ils pay IN subscriptions 20 the
20 hdw CHzem
~ 4 singular attempt Nas made ~ Glou-
crffeF CHS, New Jrrsey, 90 "Wednesday night
last 90 kin Alr II r. West, Superintendent
~ the Washington CDmp4uy's Cotton MIL
4 loaded pistol, fastened in franc pnrk
uas hung ou ihr gate poet boz front ~ Mr,
Nut's residence, in such mauGcr that thg
upeuiug fine gale would canse the discgarRo
81 the pislol II so happened that tao ladies
went 90 brlurp Nh We.L Tho pistol WIS
discharged, the bail passing close 20 the head
of one the ladies aud lodging Ia the opposite
gate poet The face Of the other ludy vns
scorrhrd by the powder.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-25
lbor and Shingles.
Sash and Doors.

YNllOSE in want Of first rate article in
4 the above line will do well TO give US call
aud buy good inside Doors nom sl.25 20 l75, the
best workmanship in all eases warranted.
l.. o. STEVENS. -
st. John sbury, Oct 7, 1853 Btf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-25

q REENOUGiGS non-explosive Camphenc
II and Fluid, Sperm, Alamantine and TaIloN
Candles. best quality Mt l.. + BROWNS
Stf
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Good Stoves.

WE'RE never sold in Caledonia County
W eat so low prices as ~c arenov selling then,
and those in want uf Stoves, or who expect 60
need a stove soon will ind IL Tor their interest 20
purrhNsc nov, as It is hardly possible that they
viii be as low another season.
BONNTON x DEMGNO.
st. Johusury. Oct 20, 1883 su
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-25
Wove Wire Cloth,

GuITABLE fur Ifrfshiug Maebues, Win
> moving Mills, WinduH hurrns, art fpT aAla
by bOfAlIh d blhiAh.
sept. 2, 1875
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Notice

Is hereby giveu-to all those indebted to
4 brigham, & e Frp~nter, w note ~ otherwise
that all demands remaining in my hands January
/, 1859, will DC IN with an attorney Tor collection
THAT ~ sol
l5.l7 JAS BrCARPENTER.El
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I MEWCAN & FOUElGN rArENIs
R. II. EDDY, solicitor Of PATENTS.

Late Ascrtcrhs 4 r,'-nt once wnIiua tau under
-..,.., oil. u' N 49, 't,-..,sS' ,.,...
itrt ,u .sisus,t yh,u,f ~ upwaf1s .L,,r.t ears
srat, .iurail.ns, Asasurut, au1su r,'rtsor ~.
LII l'..,,r .,,s,, it, ,l r.rs., Iart,
q dstsrutur ur validity ur uuHr .Lfabhn "f ln,,u'
81. G..l t. ia.ag pi., ~ mo CLAIM. ~ ap'i .t,t
gfr,f,iN. trtdttns Ouc Dollar A'tgu,''u's rg'"fd'l
rui Nt,r,, i.uot gll' TIC l.rr,st,n S., rnsarl ra
Wtunfl iH''ni'fal ''t aln aniFgt Lf .NA ~
stu. ifu.i lla. .,r4ls supyH.f Co., fH, sul,pgsp DO
grove i6ii ao1,it Nos st,r,,s,t =. Ui, t'1Hst ur
roe th'u ihr uyUs,uNct .ni Az slr,f'. i' t'I So
ia shund.ut J,1tHu and prove ,ffn u..th
rf once uf ihs htd az .nan'. .f p.ig'.' % "a,
t' .is,i .s..i,I .i,li'. i,iaiI,r
Hl W.,l ,r.Hl 10 tss gu' D. .,nu.,- pl' tNlr
uur,uDn H 0itr sultrl1r brnrs btiuIUs patents
Auns,,hiy ~ lgufus. g. iNns''l .. 20 l- "a
'vut..n
TrHl1ouft's
rs,'r1 rr'uu1ur WIN WHOM, nav, n,l o.n,iN Inter
ciAs mason. C,n,ul,,i,uero f Patents
.'tbys no hssnuou iu assuring lnvcuiurs nat they
,nVu't ,lllHN apcr''u more Competent al tn'""Uh,
sa,ur- ~ t'ct a. s,uy aud hyo.Auc consideration a.
EDMOND biRGE.' Lat, Commissioner ,t patsau.
"Hs.'.n. rcnIulr, 81 lss-
Mr. II u rly hasmslc f,rmo ruutrGrN au9uo4u'd,
tBnt unru nov p,ndlns. such uuu.4ntaDl' pr.n, OF
M w,,nt and amnn "g his Pert l'is ~. ~ TO-, am'nl
us, ho NJ having the inu-t faithful attention t'
"o"ed 900 the cases and &c very te1,n,,,,
F5am seut ,u it,5 O. jane lsth, il' the ,Dbsfihcr.
.. ,,,,i, six tifS iPrEt IT, EyERY on n Sii
was decided IA hsm'or byth' Commls,,nrI ~ r.rut,
B8.l.n JsnuaryiISs G-iy
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designed ssrirs rrsvihaa pfrpfrs1u 60 v q ~ t
rrp-,urisr ittritrr a. rv,h 'g'', ,
has been prspad vi, tnrv iiunilc.' b.
ousry Bntts and neailv urni@t /. - O. ~. - ',,
dis,rcts taeh s'rntrr rrgri l we t,g ~, f.irr
iniicatng hh tuh~rtaa rOrf Np o. vance ~
pcsRsr,. hm,slt g mr'g IN ~ l'it - 49,
leading ffatirrH Of 90 trtrlTtry uri ~ o.
70 reprssn, 81 TIE uctt N9nnly Csgcy,t 1893 'rr ~
BY Mail lvpAi q y ser'' nt - :; ',, ~ r', ~
ton, b ms rpblehsr lonN srIRS ~ s br n, rn-ae
Menlhly oenesrt fer Nn,sict, r.slg s'eTs-''hs anu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-05

had increased 10 at least eighty million dolars-a very
seen by the official returns given above only participated
the amount OF 90 qlb 1885, or about one tweth muoh
the larger portion OF her trade beng with England
In 1851 Peru exported 10 Europe, Of metals OF AL kns,
ten million dollars Hitherto about two thirds Of her en-
tire foreign commerce has been carried on with treat
Britain from which country she received eIenange n
caisoes The trade between the Upted states and Peru
during &c period did not amount 10 one million DOT
lars, and OF composed 81 the precious metals
No more striking proof could be offered u the sdysn
tagee direct and important, vhsh England derives from
her liberal system o. encouraging mail facilities tnsa
presented In the facts above cited The natural trade OF
thoee would flow towards the United states
simple geographical fact. Yet, In consequence OF tne
mail commun ,siion being direct with hngisnd,
whilst u indirect and uncertain with the United states,
n is found that geographical propnquy yields 70 tne
and liberal policy Of our great commercial rival Inc
reason Of this u apparent The object OF commerce 70
obtain speedy sale OF the articles which form the sur
plus q the growth manufactures II the country as pos
sible. The mail communicated which ts sustained oy tne
Fnelsh government along The Panama coast OF South
America, and from Chagrcs direct 10 southampton 10
ganc enables the merchants Of the Pacific 10 draw 90
London with the Utmost certainty. This facility naiaray
csrrhe the trade with and hence the superiority OF BIT
ush Ameican commerce In those seas
The British ROYAL Mail line between Panama snh
VALPARAISO touches at Gusy aqu, Truxo, Osllao, Are
quiIa md Cobjs only The service arranged, as arey
stated, SO a. 70 avoid connecting with our steamers
Chsgrcs, delaying the United States mails htteen Or
twenty days the I<hmus; whilst the English MAJ
brought 10 Panama by the same steamers go Directly
on by the way d 81 Thomas, and reach
England in about twelve days Thus the English mer
chant Is enabled TO Ill his order and have his letter Of al
ts way u Valparaiso, for instance whilst the let
ters " the American merohspt are shl ON the sthmus
II ~ be wondered that American commerce m that
direction should suffer-, exposed ss is not only 70 tbe
legitimate ccmpetticn Of fcregn private enterprise, %
aso the assistance which the support OF foreen govern
ment lends 1, that rprise.
Meers A. l. Blocker, James Hall, and their assoeaes
offer 10 establish and maintain line of hrs' clsss steam
ers, consisting Of three more, each Of the capacity
twelve 10 fifteen hundred tons a1d constructed ia such
manner tbat they can he made available IN the nava
~ IA Tnfy
uppn the so,Nkern Pacific route IN conpecton wh tne
lines o American mail steamers established 70 New
York, New Orleans and California, making semi rnonthy
trips ne following the names q the places and the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-05
the Ten Governors and Homeopathy.

The Ten Governors and Homeopathy.
yAB REPORT OF TIRE SPECIAL COMMITTEE OF THE
BOARD OF TEN GOvERcoRs IN FAVOR OF INTRO
pUCING HOMEOPATHY INTO BELLEVUE uosPrTAL.
Ava late meeting ftss Board If Ten Governors spe-
sAl committee WAS appointed 10 inquire into and report
sPon the proprety or introducing the homsopashc Pre-
Sss D! medicine into half the wards Of Bellevue Hc
ya, with view of testing that practice which been
ed according to it's advocates, with great "A tho
hospitals Of Europe.
The majority Of the committee reported adversely TO
The proposition and advanced the usual nts against
the practice The minority Of the Isee strongly
advocate the measure Of II facts given are
Interesting, We append them. This matter will, no
doubt, create a fierce fight among t<e DOCTORS
SUCCESS OF HOMEOPATHY IN AMERICA.
h the United States ts prse tuoners numbered
by thousands. In this city and its suburbs there
sbeut 100 homeopathic most of whom formerly
Pacsed slo ahy and certainly the experience of those
who have studied and compared the two systems is
Ssied 70 weight than the opinions of those who
sshSy refuse To Test the claims Of practice other than
tAaa in which they happened TO be educated In many
States has been sanctioned and
Legislature State passed during the last in
ssrpratng homeopathic county societies, and comforting
all the and privileges enjoyed by the al
athc county societies Moreover the Mississippi State
hospital Natchez and very recently the Chicago City
Hospital been placed under the charge OF the new
SCHOOL and in our city several private charities such
the Protestant Half Orphan Asylum, show wonderful
Improvement the health Of their inmates since they
have come under homeopAhic treatment.
LOOK AT THE TABLE.
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These results compare most favoraby vth anv hospi.
al reports published their sccura ~ cannot be
questioned, since this hospital is under strc,
~, sis. anu Is constantly visited by aliopathic
.ss AZ "a unoer tne charge OF Dr. Fleischnann
accuracy Of their diagnoses cannot be ouee .nad INV
Let US now take view OF the compar .n ..s,,,s NJ
TIE two systems Of treatment ia hosp o., r ~ ssr,
city, and In different wards of the same s ~ WV ~
10 the London Homeopathic hosptalt ,P. a,,,rs
Me years 1850 10 1856 aere "ore' u~'Ae
n ~ &c.,, ,,u MatHs, 80. Per cent, AZ.
vera orr,nn 30 Nnnoi~u,ol iosI ital, London, there
desths IA nc, csn, i''s a So 64l3 cases ,ols
Making all due allowance for Ii. ....s ......,,,r q,
. large hospital over q small IVY III h W. y 49,
marked and striking difference .S, We s '''
Or. Charge, Of Marseiles re. hs ,o..n,lv
~. c, s ~ '.oe "a he mortality occurring al
" He'use' sn rs foundation in 1Ssl up 10
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ENect or Kerosene, or Coz, osl, On Wheat.
TO THE EplroR oY Tny HERALD.


An article in your paper Of yesterday headed "thect o.
Kerosene on wheat has attracted attention. The
writer states that cargo Of vhcst shipped from Mes
Orleans 70 this city damaged by the eiuvia kero'
sene and that the dsmaeed when so~ed in ware
house had injured another lo of whes In an ADJOINING
building 70 the exteLt CT twenty 1--WE per cent
Now the oil that has occasioned all this dsmsgs was
no, keroeene but Breckenridge al.
The works Of the kerreoe Company are located near
this CITY Ols shipped from New Orleans here
The ehrmentof oil all from this city, and 70 the most
distant roinu Of the Union.
me case in point arose from The shipment Of los bar
,es AZ prefk rdge oil forwarded by Messrs Creepy
rarwe of New Orleans 10 r. y Thompson. agent Of the
Rrsesenridre oil Company 10 this CITY, and were received
here the 9Th of necember as' per snip fanny fos
dick from New Orleans. - = a., -
We clam unouahiedly for the kerosene oils that no
damage ever ever has or can possibly arse 70 freoes
from The shipment OF Kerosene, all the oils manrsctur
ed by our company undergo process OF purincat snd
are never shipped in semi riraod state NJ ~ The case
with the Breckenridge oils yours respccunIy,
ACSTKNS,
Agents q Kerosene OIL Company.
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Common Pleas-In Chambers.
ANOTHER WIPE DIFFICULTY.
Before Hon. Judsa Hilton.

TrB. 4-7M People at he Relation Of augustus Wheat
ley us. NatAansl Kelly and Wi-rhis was proceeding
writ Of hateas corprs or 10 possession Of the plain
tins vic, who he alleges, restrained BY the defend-
ants The respondents made that the wife Of Mr.
Wheailey had been visiting 1t their house, Mrs. Kelly
being her sister Tho reator xaversed the return, and
the lady was produced and had private n+ervieS With
the Judge Ito latter then publicly announced thai the
result Of the interview with the lady was that no found
she was under restraint whatever, that she At
liberty to go ~Ih her husband her sister, homo
with her me.tef, whichever che preferred.
The Judge then desired the mother Of Mrs Wheatey 10
walk into tie private room and have interview. the
result Of that interview did alter his decsion except
that he said ought TO depend upon tho future conduc, Of
the husband whether the wife ought return TO him. In
the meantime the husband held private conversation
with the wife Ard the latter left the room on the arm OF
her counsel II. Richard Busted.
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the commercial interests OF The Uned States but thai the
regular communication thus hb'shed VIII divert 70 this
country nearly all The precious metals Of Peru and Chle
all Of which now 20 to Europe not tolaS ever reach
ing this country, consequence Of the want Of connect
ing uussk The establishment Of tho proposed line will
open 10 US the vast commerce Of South America lying
the Pacific aad affords market for The industry and
enterprise Of our citizens.
Fully impressed with the necessity and importance Of the
proposed route your committee have determined 70
por the accompanying bill in compliance With the prayer
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