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= PATENT MEDICINES.
THE LIVER INYIGORAT0RI
PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD Il

RfREPAEED By DIR. SANFORD, rs A. GREAv
Il Scientific Medical Discovery, and i daily w1fk
lug cures almost great To believe. Ii cures as fi
NJ sc, even the first dose giving benefit, aud seldom
more than one bottle is eIufed % cure any Sina o
LN Complaint, from the worst Jaundice or Dyspep.
STA 10 common headache. all of which are Tie resul
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AFFLICTED, READ THIS.
CERTIFICATE.

AUGUSTA, Ga. March IS, 1857
fsof. DE'RATH-Dear Sir This il TO certify that
my boy Moses has been afflicted with rleuus.ti.n,
ior seventeen years, and by application of your
Oishe was entirely cured aud cheerfully comn,end
il 10 ell similarly affected
Yours respectfully,
j. HEUDEh
For sale by SMITH & EZZARD. sole agents M
Atlanta Georgia. PROF. CHAS. DEGRATH,
30 South Eighth street, Philadelphia
KELLER & WHITE, sole agents.
Also, for sale at DIR. Penningtons Drug Store, and
IIallock & Stoddard's oct20
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CERTIFICATE.

WNDsBoRo, :. C., March O. 1857
/, David Elkin do hereby certify that / have
been badly afflicted for two months with inHamma-
tory rheumatism, one of my legs being much swoIl-
eil--stif and sore-so that / found ID exceedingly
difficult To walkthat the stiff joint has been twice
rubbed with Prof. DeGraihs celebrated Electric
Oil within thirty hours: and I now have the perfect
use of the afflicted limb. was also troubled with
partial deafness in my left ear, and Ivy single APP
plication of the Electric Oil my hearing has been
greatly improved.
DAVID EIKIN
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Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold 10y
dealers i'm Medicines
Agents wanted in every town, village and ham
LET ia the land. Parties desiring the agency will
address above for the terms
Price - cents per box, five boxes will he sent on
receipt of ST. postage paid. aUlI-d&wly
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.HNa
principal regulators cfthe
performs is functionswell
<are Iuily developed. Tile
dependent on the healthy
proper performance Of lis
zmach Is at fanlitAe bowels
Ssystcm suffers in coiise-
-liver-having ceased 10 do
II that organ, one Of the
FhIs stud i'm a practice OF
kto find some rem edy
<the many derangenieiits
ymedy is at last found, any
ucomplaint in any 90 IFS
and conviction il
formed l,yIlissolving gum
(which is soluble for the
Scinc- These gumsremove
I frum the system, supply
low Of bile invignTating
to digest well, purifyin &
health tn the wholemachi
Nj the disease and effect
any of the diSagreeabl c
..cal0mel or mineral poison
Ito.
Sufficient TO relieve the
food from rising and sour
fore retiring prevents
= nieht loosens the bowels
mess.
each meal will cure Dys-
teaspoonsful will Away :
n
obstruction removes
yand makes a perfect cure.
<Itely relieveschOlic whA
a sure cure for cholera
five of cholera
.1Will prevent the recnT
awhile itrelieves all pain.
-
Aneedcd To throw ont of the
a ong sickness.
.,iaundice remOyeSan yel.
8or from the skin.
slime before eating give,
>makes foOe digest we'll.
Pcures Chronic DiaFThes
Summer and bowel com.
= hrstdoSe.
attacks caused by worms
ren, there is no surer, SAT
" the world as itnever fails
= II these stateusenls; they
F0We can give evidence q
q il are giving their unan
foVnY
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CHE aailg sonrnal.
Evansville Exchange and Currency
--|-- Table.
Corrected By the Branch Bank.


EXCHANGE: i~
New York York, Buying =; Selling .
S New orleans 81 Psr :"
sASKABIE FUNDS, OR CURRENCY At PAR.
SrAIE BANK OF INDIANA. ALLEGHENY CRY BANK.
BASK or THE STATE OF In MoN0SeAHELA BANK, Pa.
DIANA. BALTIMORE.
STATE BANK OF ONO Except american Bank.
KESrUcKY. PITrsBURG-
LOUISIANA. PnrLADELPurA, [ErOept.
sPEcIE PAYING FREE Bank Of Peu''yiroa'al
BANKS OF INDIANA. MISSOURI.
WHEELING CRY. ~
STOCK BANKS OF oHro-E1cEPT
Union Sandusky 5 dis. City, Cncinnati.....30 dis
City Bank Columbus, dis Canal, Cleyeiand.'o ais
Seneca County .-.75 dis
Nfw yoRK NEW ENGLAND, NEW JERSEY, AND DELLA
WARE, IN GOOD CREDIT.
sPECIE-PAYING FREE BANKS.
Brookville Bank, Brook Exchange Bank, Green
Vile. castle.
Bank Of Elkhart, Elk ,Fayette Co. Bank, Con-
hart Rersville.
Bank Of Goshen, Goshen. Farmers Blk, westheld.
Bank Of GOsport Gosport. Hoosier k, Logansport.
Bank of Indiana, Michi- Indiana Bank, Madison
gan City. Indiana Reserve Bank,
Bank of Monticello, Mon KOkomo.
ticello. Indiana Farmers Bank,
Bank Of Mt. Vernon, Mt Franklin.
Vernon. Indiana Stock Bank, La
Bank Of PaoIi, PaoIi. porte,
Bank OF Rockville, Wa Kentucky Stock Blk, CO.
bashtown. lumbus
Bank of Syracuse, SYRIA Lagrange Bank, Lima
cuss. Mer. and Mechanics Bk
Bank Of Salem, Salem. New Albany.
Bank of Salem New Al New York and Va. Stat,
bany Stock Bank, Evansville
Bloomington Blk, Bloom Parke Co. Bank, Rock
ington vile.
Crescent City Bank, Ev- Prairie City Bank, Teri,
ansvills. Haute-
Canal Bank Granville Southern Bank Of Ind.
Cambridge City l, Cam Terre Haute.
bridge Civ Salem Bank, Goshen.
Central Bank, Indianapo-
lis.
UNcvRRENT FUNDS.
The principal uncurrent funds in this market ar,
Illinois, Wisconsin and Tennessee. They may b
quoted about rs follows:
--....-. 1889
Tenncsse-Planters and Union Banks. "a a."
Ere Banks-solvent .................l@l1l
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Meetings of secret Societies.

MASONIC.
ErdnsriHe Lodge, No. Gl.--A. j. COLBrRS, Secrc-
tary. Regular meetings first and third Monday in
each month, at Masonic Hall, corner of Main anu
First street.
EraasriiIe n. 4. Chapter, No. IL. w. r. HoL-
tSGSwoKTH, Secretary. Meets first Friday in each
onth, az Masonic Hall.
oDp WILLOWS
Morning SGr Lodge, No. 7.-JANEs SWANSON,
S.tretary Regular meetings every Thursday eve
hihS' corner OF Main and First street.
Al, CIese,M Lodgs' No. l22.-JOHN GREEK, Secretary.
Meets every Tuesday evening
ScbhLT Lodge, (Gern'an) No. l3s.-JoHN DAN
sErrELL, Secretary. Regular meetings every Fri
day evening.
EraRsriNe Enoompmcm. No. &C c. KEsrz.
Scribe. Meets second and fourth Mondays ineyery
month.
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In ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose the
MONEY TO address for the Tickets ordered,
ceipt of which they will be forwarded by first mail
Purchasers can have tickets ending in any figure
th.y may designate.
The List of Drawn numbers and Prizes will be
sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
re Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post office County and State.
re- Remember that every Prize il drawn and
payable in full without deduction.
10 All prizes of Il GOO and under, paid immedi-
ately after the drawing-othcr prizes at the usual
time Of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates TO
:. SWAN & CO, Augusta, Georgia.
rt;-Persons residing Montgomery, Ala, or
Atlanta, Ga. have their orders filled, and
time 10y addressing $. Swan Co., at either of those
cities.
Es, A list Of the numbers that arc drawn from
the wheel, with the amount of the prize that each
one is entitled to, will be published after every
drawing, in the following papers:-Augusta Geo
Constitutionalist, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Reg
iStcr Charleston Standard. Nashville Gazette, At
lanta Intelligencer, New York Weekly Day Book,
savannah Georgian, Richmond Dispatch, New
York Dispatch and Paulding (Miss.) Clarion, and
Little Rock (Ark.) Democrat. jly2i
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a dog. Scythcs and Snathcs, various patterns
do Scythes and Cradles, do do;
do Manure Forks;
do Long Handled Hay Forks;
do Short do do;
boxes Scythe Stones. For sale nc
H. III COOK 4 SONS
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DAVID ELKIN.

AUGUSTA, Ca, March IS, 1857
PRoF. DEGRATH-Dear Sir: This is 10 certify that
have been afflicted with headache and on NV
fcct-from which have suffered very mnch-and
by the application Of DcGraths Electric Oil I
have been cured of my headache and oorns and
therefore recommend il TO all. p NcCITE
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"a HUsR. pRE.uE SEED RI.E.-5O

EEOOP ERO.Nt-.1O00 BT.NDLES
In Hoop Iron, assorted Sizes on hand and for
sale AZ reduced prices 10y SAMUEL ORR.
RTSSOLUTfO.N.- P.fRT.N'ER-
-A%shp heretofore existing between John \.
Rcitz, John \. lIancy ana W. Carpenter, under the
firm and name of Retz, Hancy a Co., has been
this day dissolved by the retirement Of W. Carlen-
ter Esq, the interest of said w. Carpenter having
been purchased 10y the sail John 4. Rcitz and
John 4. IIancy. The affairs and business of the old
trm will be s.ltlcd by tie now firm of
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEI
TO BE DRAWN
Each Saturday in September!
APPROXIMATION PRIZES


5,4s5 Prizes amounting to..............S 32O 200
Whole Tickets $40; Halves s.; Quarters S2l5.
will be sent to any one DESTROYS of receiving it,
Certificates of Packages will Doe sold at the fol-
lowing rates, which is the risk:
Certificate Of Package of 10 Whole TcketS....sS 80
10 Half ..... 40
- % 10 Quarter - ......... 20
90 10 Eighth 4" .,,.. 10
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EXCHANGE I:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
FROM DAKOTA TERRITORY.
THE TOWN OF MEDARY DESTROYED BY
THE YANCTOkS,
From The ST. Pau! Minnesotsan. Jp-s 81.


F,o. The ST. Paul ninnesotsan Js-s 81
Mr. F. j. Dewitt, one Of the active me nbors OF the
Dakota Lsto Company, arrived In towo last evening
having left the own Of Medary oue week ago. To
him We are indebted for the following:
The Ysucton Sioux having been Jealous tor the last
year Of the 8sDg settlements the whi es in the
far West and also being dissat fled At not receiving
My pay for the road that they say J Nobles made
on their lands last year, have taken upon themselves
to regulate the matter in their oEn way.
With scsrce half days previous notice. the town
Of Medsry was su pTsed by the arrival OF large body
ofY,rctors, to the number Of ITO lo'ges, who i'm.
medistsly cOm1epced their depredations upon t1e
property OF the whtes. When demonstrated Eith for
tb+y were surprised that the whites should thrk OF
holding tha. place whrn the whie soldiers had already
abandoned Fort Srelirg the Mississippi and Fort
Randall on the Missouri; and, while still IN couoc,
the Indians commenced plunderng the houses, Dis
tributine and destroying large qusniiy oil stores.
They then set fire to and burned every house in town
-.ou q line in number-and all the claim cabins IN
the circuit cf miles. large field Of potatoes which
Lad inst been plsnted was pulled up BY the squsws.
Ssttlers he'd b en- moving into Dakota very fast
during the Sc aeon and had made Msdary sort OF
storehouse. A large number o; norses belongtng TO
the settlers were appropriated by the lrdans. AT the
time Of this occurrence large portion OF tue peope
of Medary were absent visit 70 the Falls and other
pisces it was believed that the peopls at the .ls
would fortify themselves The people in and about
Medsry bsve fed to the Cotton wood river waere they
have determt ed TO make stand against tae lndans.
As thero are 10 soldiers to protect the frontier WITH
Mr. Dewitt has come do Sp for the purpose OF raising
some volunteers 1t s believed that tbe Government
has stores sufficient at Fort Sneiog to tit oat oo or
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
LIBERIA.

Letters have been reserved at the Office Of the Amer
icar COLONIZATION Society from Liberia to the 18th Of
April The following extracts from 'esters of DR..
Spowdep dated at the Interior settlement, CAreysours,
March %, vii be interesting to Cur readers.
up to this date the emigrants were ~ell and doing
well Three or fur Of t5em have had slight lnd--
position None have had decided attack OF African
fever Six of them ary completed ther houses,
ard Others are under way Their tosn and farm lots
are for the part cleared of and pl.n ed and some
ase even yielding This company Of emgrans have
been here now lhrfe months. The first company Of
enigrsbts 30 ia prosperous condition; all zee
cotteI ted ard happy and in short industry appears
70 bA tee rule and Older of the day.
"UGeer the present sySten tho emigIants at Ca-
reysbuJg are as well cared for a. heart can wish.
Tney se Lear their faIms have a tight, comfort. able
bouse and good table. Their diet rs under reguls
tiop, and at any moment medical Assistance can b.
rendered. They have every opportunity to comp.e o
Their houses 40 that at the expiration of their six
months they vi have only IN move from The Societys
good house TO a better oEe Of tueir own.
This place mairtans its sanitary reputation, which
viii be- permsLrDt; and it only requires good 'srt
road 20 convenient point on the river TO make
Carey sburg the Saratoga Of Liberia"
fNstoua InteNseHoer
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
ARRIVAL OF THE MOSES TAYLOR.
SI,789, 500 in Gold
The Frazer River Excitement.
GREAT FIRES.
LARGE LUMPS OF GOLD.
MURDERS AND LYNCHlNOs.
The Frazer River Excitement.
GREAT FIRES.
LARGE LUMPs OF GOLD,
MURDERS AND LYNCHlNOS.

The United States Mai steamship Moses Tsyior,
John McGowan, eeq.. commanding. arrived yesterday
morrng about O'Clock, from Aspiuwal Juus l9, 5
D. M. with mails treasure and passengers per P.ciic
Msl steamship Golden Age, rom san Francisco June 5.
Tie L. S. steam fngate Co'orsdo, Com. McIot sa.
arrived at A.piowal the 11th inst, at p. fOn
the City OF San Domingo.
The sloop-of war Jsnestswu. Com. Kennedy, also
arrived the ssne evening from Greyto IN, and sAer
communicating with the Commodore, sailed for Hs-
vaDa.
President Bses Of the Dominican Republic hsd capt.
uls.ed to Gen. Santana, and wss 70 leave San Do
mngo for Cursc,a on the 18th instant, most Of bis
sohe, epts having sailed the day bef,re. Saatsas
would then take Of the city, when peace sat
happiness would again prevail I. is said thst Ges.
Ssrtsss gave to Com. McIntoeh the most solemn
assurances Of protection to all American citizens. and
wished him to express TO his Government his great
desire to maintain the most amicabe relations with it.
II is also reported that the Commodore succeeded in
obtaining from Ps tent Bsez, previous TO bis cspi,u-
I,tiou all the documents for watch the Commodore
bad been sent. The officers and crews Of the Colorado
ard jamestown we're in fos health, and both ships in
spleud,d condition The Commodore's health hsd i'm
proved yer, much. The Colorado would sail tos hs-
vans On the morning Of the 2lst inst.
The s.esm.frigs.s Ssrsosc and soop-oi.vI Fandsls,
Commander Sinclsir, were at Al chor at Panama Inc
soop Decs,ur, Commander Thstcher, sailed from Pan
ANA On cruise. on the 18th, and the s'ean fdgste
NJ, rr;msc. Commodore L,rg the 18th inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

The Syracuse Journal does justice to the signal and
successful public services of COL Tnomas L. Name, In
leader which concludes ss follows:
Col Kane has not only saved the country from
the di,eracs of q war with the Mormons-whlon
would be equivalent to striking chd-ous he has
forestalled a heavy draft upon the uoited states
Treasury-s draft wb,h it could ny no means snori
70 meet. We regard him ss National Benefactor,
ara therefore entitled to National Demonstration.
"We propose the following plan: Lst the people oil
c,cb Senatorial DIS riot make q collection and plsce
se yer. Then let the delegates chosen meet at Pau
sdelpbia on the I'd day of August next, agree uoon
etme ftirg testimonial ard present L.. with spPro
pirate ceremonies, to Col. Kane. lie las done ms
Country an essential service ne has foled one OF the
hest pisrs OF James Buchanan; lie has snatched u,
ro the contempt Of other nstions ne has prevented
a wholesale robbery of the peoples mooey ana de-
serves souet1iig more tangible and substantial thSn
hanks for hs services. Shs he have IL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

BRITISH OuTRAGEs on THE AFRIcAs CoAsr.-The
brig Issbels, from Sierra Leone May y, brings the
sDg report:
Brig Caroline Gibbs, from Boston, arrived May l5
in tow Of H. NJ steamer EIector, which captured her
az a slaver of the River PoDgas. She was, however
discharged at Sierra Leone being lswful trader
Schooner Gen Scott was captured as SLAYER by IL NJ.
steamer Teazsr, ard brought into Sierra Leone May
20. The following vessels were taken on the coast as
savers from the let Of April to the last Of May: Schr
Win emsz sh for Boston; brig NJ. Charlton, for Sa-
yapnsh; baIk A'meda, for Boston; bark MinetonEs,
for N.w-York; a Norwegian schr., unknown.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
COSTA RIGA AND NICARAGUA.

We have ilas of the Cronicd ot Sau Jose 10 lay -.
The osners Are full Of the late dong Of the Presidents
of th. Central nercan Slater aud tho treaoes ralned
between Costa Rics and Nicaragua. Gen Mora re-
u,ued TO San Juse On the Sd o Nay ater al absence
in Rvas Of twenty days, during witch the treaties OF
limit between the two Republics We're signed, ard tue
nrelimnsry steps taken for union OF all the Central
Ar,erican States. -.
Auesty # friendship and commerce and an ALL
ance offensive std defensive were also concluded but
a. they have not been ratified. their provisions have
not t,sr spirtd q. The Presidents Of Guste naa and
Salvador oned those Of Costa Rica aud Nic1rsgus in
the makiug OF these treaties ar no doubt existed that
Hopdutss Wuuld give al adherAnce 10 toe AiuaOce:
Oo liz return to Costa Rcs President Nora summoned
AL extr. sesson Of the Congress- which on tho 10Th OF
M.y reported the treaty al iimts.
The bVuld daIy lice wac as fJllows Commencing 10
the middle Of Salinas Bay on the Pacihe-Th Thic1
shsl be neutral grouIo-tntnce IN suaeut nee 70
iake and river Sac juan tc poitt one league oeioE
tia Castila Visjo thebce TO loving the margin Oh 'he
river 10 PuI,a Gel rte, which shall os neu-
tral pIouId for both republics Until Nlcsasua ctc
recover essiop of Grey Town, when Pdnts Arenas
win revert to Costa Rica. The seventh and eieath
artic rs of the treaty refer TO the t,aas ss Ioo@s M
n, sty .bs not he Understood IN s1y ~iso ia'eens WIN,
repesi1 or aerosstng the wtten oo .,. ensi ey tvss
vp, 10 the settlement Of the present Convenoo on ne
CONTRARY Il .ha he understood ths, Costs hica s,sl me ' ~
xhh the ard rights Of sovereignty winch
abe extrcists - E ...x..;o, q, ,,.ns, celebrated bv
a. Of Nicsagus previous 70 this Hvenon should
@ s. r, main iropstse Nicsrseus buds hesv 20.
~ & .ny other trrsy contrsct upon taose saorcs via
lie cpincn Of Costa Rics IL regard 10 me incon
srcc which tres;y misht iuhct on eo'n oeunnr' p.@
asS tb,, opinion sbsI be given thy days snef
President Mora issued proclamat'on to tne Cos.s
Rcsns communicating the fact OF the sst.eusn. .,
The ou.rr,ls OF thirty years standing between me Two
p.n1xiI;cs v and dsclsimipg any ambitious ssprs'.ons
on Ss nsrt connected with the proposed Central Gov
errmept. ,h.. tbo Yr;ssarri
80 nc LII not be ratified by Nicaragus Without
amendmeps beo.us 20 Central American win cTo sSs
sens :, se,. that President NJ ,ra has used no
ss isssss to prevent tn. Oas h.. :sS
i9seep y, Star and Herald ths contrary, ssy'
that the Of Prs:dsus More 'Sd %.ts.s Sss from
susI. ,I. t,ss,v bat that Il would be r.thed oy Tue
sssb ass,,mby' notwrtpstApding the opposition o' ''e
Ernchnsn ana Costa R'csns'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

PrBIIc SCHOOL Excursion The pupils OF Brook
hn Public School No. 49, on Remseu street b. d., under
the direction Of thtiI Principals Mr. Edward Bush and
Mics Rslph with their a.stahts and numerous Trends
wen, on sn excu' sion and picnic to Buena Nlsta
Ridge, re.r Mott Haven, on Frdsy last. Tue amue-
elts consisted of music dancing, speeches foot
f.a.tire and strawberry time generally. The spot
che sen was one of the moet delightful in the vicinity OF
New York, and the whole affair resulted most pleas
sn,ly and satisfactorily, without single accident to
mar The harmony Of tie occasicn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

Tpr FOURTH OF JrLY-Irs RELIGIors OssERv-
AsoE The General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church, at its meeting last May, recommended na-
tona pray meeting the ita of July, next sunday
to CON nmence at 10 O'Clock M, Cincinnati time, and
continue for one bour. Resolutions to this effect were
presented by Or. w. n. Awl, Commissioner from he
P,esbytery Of Columbus, Ohio.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

FRox M,R.c.lBo Capt. Berry Of the b,rfentne
Teresa, from Maacaibo, June II. reports that the
county wss quiet, and viii no doubt remain 50 thni
after the Convention decides upon President, when,
be supposes, there viii be another revolution. Inc
Couyel ton meets on the Jh Of July.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

At the municipal election in Norfol Va, which took
place last Thursday, Mr.. W. W. Lsmb the Demo
cratic candidate, wss chosen Mayor BY Isl msJonty
over Mr.. McKenney, his American competitor. Last
year the present Mayor, Mr.. Ferguson, an Amencsn'
WAS elected by exactly the same majority over ni'
Democratic competitor, whoee name w.s W. LAMB.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
Rowing Match a., New-Load.a.

nav 'LQnp0N. Srtu'oai Jans 20, lS'S.
Extensive p,tp.,-,'ctr sc -osk'lg for . roSiog
match the !th Of July Cor ~trn ~rr'y f 20 entr"a
Of bcs's have tsoj tasde. The Peq1ot u uss
reepeped Ger ths a@aso7 urdAr 'hs supArns"adsnoe
Of Mr.. q. g. Pscixrc 80 iSrdiord az Ia 5umGer.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

At the last term Of the Federal Court st Pontosoe,
ma the father Of Nancy Wilson Of Virginia, Young
Is!y sbort Is years old obtained. judgment Ct sp,
e0 d.msses sgsipst Robert Wilson Of the former
S., ,ha va. Ard IA A married man for decoying bis
dsusn,s. sway from her home and seeu'ioE her
I'd d.,e.dsu. ba, transferred his property, 30
tis, L .iirg o.a bs made cut of him, staIogo tue
IN, Le &C nntted the de=a he SA Teaaay nAn'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

regatta or yacht race is to come OF al Cleveland
q on the 5th of July. There three prizes: lsf,
sloe; 20 SIS; 3D. $50. The invitation Is general, ard
no sptrspce 10 required.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
SAN SALVADOR.

Nan SAL ADUK.
Tie SeratA bsd dismissed the justices # the 3D.
pr e Court for refusing TO reside at The seat ct Gov
e,ru.tt Their successo-s had been soPoiGted
The Legislature rad sdjnuroed aits' eonfetrng
power upon the President 10 take any mears he nigh!
ihirk proper, 0.rc al or otherwise TO repsi hbu'e'
ipyexOIs,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

sos or JupeE BELDES DRowSED.-Ihe e.aest
.on of Judge Seden of the Court Of Appess essd II
yesrs, was drowned ou Friday IN Londequo,, pey
SSear Hccbester, whsIe the Judge resides. he hsd
core 10 the bsy in company With HE father for tne
purposs Of leaning TO swim. va wn'le toe ts'ner
"a. .e escbns bic boy that the accident occurred.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

the misft +uc4 would be terrible, IL ths "pirses Of
thu Nortt" ,hould succe~d 10 cuJusrag Ceotrsi
Am. rioa ard uIpes adheeon to the proposed geo
ei.l urieu of The Republics 10 rsure the u.t0as S.
teprity.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
NEWS OF THE FORTNIGHT.

Prooi 0ui Own Cosrs.2Vnes=t
SAs FRAscIsco, Jure ;, iH&
Tie main topics Of interest dunig the fcTTsss es~
beer Frszs, River, sysr! di.sstruas cncd~rsfsses.
tie repersi spflO:ki e s.Ass raGbsr Of Hornesa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

We ere indebted to the Purser Of the Moses Taylor
and to the Express sgents Of Freeman & Co., and
Wells Fargo & Co., for the prompt delivery Of Cali
fornia papers.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
HONIiIYRAS.

In his message to the Hondurs. Congress- .nS
II s,.,es thst he has information OF nIlious.e'
:cso ,Gsn ~ ss ssy
ceoe" 80 ~ Reliable information has rescneo h'di
BE- .1PesITu p Taited states ard frem the Gosen"a Of
Ion RIcs tnst an stt,ct would oe nsde up;a .S
norts Of Omoa ard rrnrilo aoa as ssot. oas m !,
tskeu ressures % DEFEND uein' "'