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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-12
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6tH,F.1'GE OF TI.uE.- r. T:i.N;S-
SylLLE AID cRAW- fsIa - - a:ss =
On and after Monday. July 18th, 1888 the trains
Oh this Rad viii Tln A. icilog.
The I'd mail viii leave Evansville at a. " 3
Yiuesnnes 10, and arrive at Ierrc Hiute az Z.
N as heretofore Dinner beth u Nincouncs and
Ierre Hauts.l
Tie dcWn mail will loave Ierre Haute At 3-3J y.
NJ; Nincennes 633, and arrive az ETarEIille at 9lO
p. NJ Supper AZ Fiucennee.)
THE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN BETWEES
EVANSVILLE AND yINcESNES.
On tuesdays, Ihurrdays and aaturdays only
Will leave Vinceunes ut eco \. NJ. and arrive az
Evansville at ~ l. r. II
VIII leave Evansville at $50 2. " and arrive at
Vipcsnnes Of 5.37 4. ".
BETWEEN VISCESSES AND IERRE HAUTE.
On Mondays, Wednesdays ard Fridays only
Will leave Eincsnnes n, GOO a. ". and arrive at
Terre Haute AZ 1870 A. n, will leave Tsrre Hautc
at 20 T. II. and arrive AZ yncepnos at 6.35 T. VI
JOHN ISGLE, JR., Supt
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s|The Boston and Lowell Railroad
has been in operation twenty-three years,
running four and eight long passenger
trains per day, and not single passenger
ha- ever been killed on il.
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Rs9-The VILLAGE Of Carmel, in Putnam

BsEThe village OF Carmel, IN Putnam
county, New York, was greatly excited last
week, by the discovery that one of the OK
teachers in Female Institute, in the place,
had eloped with one of the pupils of the in
stitution, only IA Years old, who wasrepu-
ted to be am heircss, and married her.
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H0RPOR.STIO.N' .yOTIcE.---0R-

HORP .N'OTICE.--.OR-
y dcred, that the owners of lots 10 and IL. block
81, Eastern Enlargement, and lots 2Os, 2D9 22i and
20, Donation Enlargement Of the City of Evans
vile, cause the sidewalks in front of said lots 10 be
brought TO the proper city grade and good brick
pavement Of thn usual width be laid down in front
OF said lots, within thirty days from the publication
Of this notice, and in default thereof the Common
Council viii proceed 10 perform said work and the
costs and expeTEs accruing thereby will assess
cd to and collected by sale Of said property. or so
mucii tnereof as VIII satisfy said Len and costs
BY order OF the Common Council of the City of
Eyansvliie- A. LEMCkE, Clerk.
jlyl-l0t yoIksbote COPY.
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RsaS Col Fcrneyof the PHILADELPHIA Press,
Is a candidate for sheriff of Philadelphia
county an office worth 5000 per aunum
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6PETTR0LF q SOW; Dealers in Jcwclr,

SPETTROLF q SOW; Dealers in Jewelry,
III Watches, Clocks, Silver Ware, &C., have now
on hand we'll selected stock of gold and Silver
Watches; fine Jeelry Of all kinds and of tho latest
styles; Yankee Clocks in Bronze, Iron and Wood
cases, silver table and teaspoons plated ware port
monnaics, ';old, silver and steel spectacles, &C.,
which VIC prepared to sell at the lowest Eastern
prices, and warrant every article TO DO what il is
represented. The public generally are invited 10
call and examine for themselves, at the old stand,
on Main street, between First and Second ap20
" ct Law and Notary Public. Office in the
Crescent City Bank Building Will attend faith
fully 10 all business entrusted 20 him. my3O-Iy
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u dcred. That the owner or owners Of Lot is.
hi ock les. in Lamasco, cause a good plank side
waik OF the usual width. to be laid down along side
said Lot, from Fourth street, to the Canal Bridge.
on Third Avenue, within thirty DAYS from the pnb
hcaton of this notice, and in default thereof tho
Common Council viii proceed 10 perform said work,
and the costs and expenses accruinr tbessbv viii
be assessed to and collected by sale Of said property
or so much thereof, as will satisfy said lien and
costs BY order of the Common Council Of the
City Of Evansville. LFNCKF CIarl.
jiyl-l"t yelkshctc cory
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WoocLsET .NELs0.S; VIII

~ offer for sale on Friday morning July End,
at O'Clock, an assortment Of Table Glassware. 10
be sold by the box 10 the trade, Consisting of Mt
Diamond Saucers and Covers, Mt Vernon. Gem
and Palace Goblets, "a pint Palace Tumblers, pint,
4 quart Charleston, Scott and other Tun,blers.
gin bar. MI Vernon Glasses; a gallon Jars, Nap
pies, &c Together with an assortment of Gents
summer Goats and Pants, Ladies Dress Trimming,
MORE antique, Ribbons, Edging, Inserting, &C,
with some good Jeweiry, &c. iiyl-2t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

George ". nc Bride will be an indepen-
dent candidate for sheriff, at the ensuing October
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TeCTTCE TO Fss-wE.s -s.y.e
50 HAY DEAIERS.--The undersigned would
respectfully INFORM the Hay Growers and Dealers
that be has purchased The right 70 make and sell
Pcnniston's Portable Hay Press in YanderbuTgh
orders FOR Presses, which be viii promptly ill and
set up, and warrant To perform all that il repre-
sentrd. Persons wanting Presses would do well TO
cali on the undersigned and examine the model and
the principle upon which they work, requiring less
power and hands and doing more work and better
than any other Press in use, for anything like the
money, and take up but little room.
shop on Second street between Oak ard Mulber-
~, Evansville. y. DYSON.
ie-3,a,xw
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TROCERIES IND PROE'TsE0.N
II NSIII

election
6VROCERfES IND PROEISf0.N,s.
WEyANSyILLE. IND.
WHoLEsALE Department, First street, first door
from Main; Retail Department, Main street, hrst
deer below the corner
u. H. Cook bct,s 60 thank his friends in Evans
vile and nsighborhood, for their fayors freely be-
slowed on linn since he has been in business among
their notice his son, Mr. II. ~ Cook, whom he has
taken into partnership from this date and solicits
for the new firm of T. II. Cook i Son. continuance
of the support literally conferred on himself.
H. II. Cook & Son, having taken the business
premises and purchased the whole stock of Mr.. NJ
w. Foster, feel confident that they win be enabled
TO supply the citizens of Evansville With every art
Gle they may require in the Grocery and Provision
/ line. T. II. Cook Son wish especially TO draw tie
attention Of persons in the country having produce
of any kind to dispose Of TO their increased facility
/ for taking OF their stock, and supplying them at
their store with all articles required in the whole
sale department. at prices that must insure their
| orders for the future. feb2-tf
HI'COCH y GRR.dTBOCSE, LIFE
GU Stock Dealers and Commission Merchants, JEFF
ferson City Stock Landing, New Orleans, La.
J. T. T. ekkAIhotsE
octSlu
YEyBICHELL q BUTCHER, C0.U-
II mission and Forwarding Merchants, New Or
! leans, La. dec22-Iy
m CTCHER THICHELL CO.U.
~ omission and Forwarding Merchants, ST. Louis
Liberal advances made on consiSnments TO eithe
Of our houses.
Messrs. Allis Howes, Bcment Veile, Howar'
{ Brown, Evansville. deeply
rHV c. TBICHEEE CO.. CO.u.uJS
Il sion and Forwarding Merchants, Nc. 20, Poy
dras street, New Orleans.
T. C. TwicHFLL.-----.------.-..--. H. fAIRcuILp
my21-ly
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

CHcurrsHt .nomey-Ths highest price
paid for Illinois, Tsconsn and Tennessee Dctes, in
exchange for bankablc funds, BY
jlyl2.im ALLIS HOwEs.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


CyRD-TO TIE CITIZENS OF
cd Evansville and Paducah Il hsve contracted
with the Post Office Department TO carry the mall
tri-weeky, between your city ana ranucen ior iour
vears and from the line Of which We have co long
seen the ues,sssity and the advantages that would
accrue 10 both places by it, formation III Is my DC
termination 20 run this line in good faith, and DO
all can to advance the interests OF both cities cs
or wachful 10 show partially TO neither place, but
let the business fow in the respective channels that
may be wrought out by the energy and industry OF
their blsinsEa nlen.
look 20 YOU for YOUR support, influence and Pat
ronagc in this adventure and hope by strict sten-
ton TO advance the interests OF the line ana build
UP a large and profitable business ior YOUR TWO
young and fOurishing Cities ,,ou,,,
jly5-lw ID u fow bhh
EF.UO.S. sY.RUP Ne-75 BOXES
IL Pure Lemon Syrup;
- boxes Lump Tobacco;
40 do Hamburg Cheese;
| cask Dried Beef:
3 bbls fine old Peach Brandy;
quart Pipes Peach do;
lOl-s do do do;
quart Pipes Port Wine;
) bbls Ginger Wine and Brandies.
'''e' anu I&D. HEIMANN.
ygJ0 TIE L0VERs OF a GO0D
Il Cup Of Tea.--We now in receipt OF very
choice lot Of looec Teas bought expressly for retail
;rade Cali one and all. Samples given with pleas
nre, by q. II. COOK son.
NP.ySH nc rs IN CHEAT T.sRI TT
/ HID for sale by H. H. COON sun.
AATFGLE I~S H.f.Hs-.A.SOTHER
" arrival this day Of 10 casks, at
y. VI. COOK SONS, Sole agents
for Evansville.
ECO H,DER, sHOT, CPS .s.N,D
z Lead. for sale at Il. II. COOK & SONS.
REF.g.ux RIFLE W,1ER-2O0
SEE kegs Miami Rifle Powder;
300 kegs Blasting Powder;
- cases Ride do;
20 half kegs Rifle Powder. For saic by
L.; COOK son, Agents
MILLS kcss assorted Nails for sale b,
at T. II. COOK son.
AfO.RP-l5O boxes assorted Toilet Soap:
~ lJO lbs. very old Castillo Soar. Tor sale by
q. ii. COOK s. son.
BY,STCHE $40 Gross New York Matches
eta for sale BY II. COOK 4 son.
NOE SEE CKR.fP-,f STEAM E:.,'
n CINE, in running order, inch cylinder, 20 incl
stroke. Enquire at Myers Paper Ns, or Of Lev
} s. Clarke, corner First and Chestnut streets.
ily6-d&wlm
LEPPLES-IO B.ERRELS.sPPLES
SH X Barrel Pear. Just received by
a. d. REYNOLDS & co.
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STEAMBOATS,.



ofH WILLIE PACKET, THE CH0CTAW.-
--sE-s The steamer CH0CTAW, Captain
rzTtgs>-s=r SsEDfEY, viii run regularly for the
esfEE- remainder Of the season, and IS
long as the water will permit. regular packet,
between Evansville and New Orleans. Prom her
great speed she can easily make the trip in thirtee
days. and will leave here every fifteenth day after
her departure. She will return on her third trip
ON TIE nth OR 18TH or MAI.
The time Of her arrival will be tsleeraphed hcu7
yicksburgh and Memphis. and duly announced in
the papers, that shippers may know and rely upon
Der movements
Her officers pledge themselves 10 do all in their
power for the interest and fame Of the city with
which They seek TO identify themselves, and they
solicit in return from citizens such announcement
as will make their connection with the city perma.
uent and rcciprocally profitable. The boat VIII
need for her support Up frcights a. Wei as down
cargoes, and in proportion TO her receipts up, can
she afford to reduce her down freghts- Shipper
here should therefore, for their own interest, en-
deavor TO secure her UP freights from tneir CORE
pondents- L. n CRANE Agent
ap3l-tf
III 5. MIL P.sSSE.N-GER P.fCk-
Oe ET.-EvANSyILLE, PApUCAH AND
r-. j. r. DONE, D. r. HExEos, Mas
l[hS>SFAAaS ter, leaves Evansville every Nor
day and tn ursday nj u o'clock. NJ 4,
arriving at Paducah at o'clock. A. NJ Cairo At l.
O'Clock, NJ, Tuesday and Friday. Returning
leaves Cairo every Tuesday and Friday. at s-cock
r. NJ, and Paducah every "Wednesday and san
! CONNECTING AT EVANSVILLE WITH THE
1 EVANSVILLE AND CRAWF0RDSNILLE X. II
| and Packets for Green River Also, connecting az
| Smithland with Cumberland River Packets; at
Cairo with Memphis, New Orleans and st. LOui-
Packets.
Tickets can be obtained on board the boat for all
/ Eastoru Cities. mar23-ly
IS To.HF0RT, SPEED .g.s.D SIZE
| STf," RegularSt. Louis and Louisville Pack
! cts, LIGHTNING LINE.
l s>SS<a. The following boats have com
~ = : menccd their regular trips in the
sz-ezs=ezzsz- Louisville and ST. Louis trade, AID
viii continue to run during the season, giving par
ticular attention 70 all way business. The
FASHION,
CAPT J. NJ. MARTIN.
Passes Evansville, going down every Tuesday morn
ing and NJ every Friday morning. The
HlGHFLYER,
CAPT. THos. WRIGHT,
Passes Evansville, going down, every Thurdsy
morning. and up every Monday mornng.
LOUISVILLE AND ST. LOUIS
Passengers and shippers can rely upon these boat.
leaving punctualy on their regular days, and con
Meeting with all the packets running above 81. Louis
For freight or passage apply on board OF to
marl7 L. @. 0BILEY & co.
l
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We keep constantly on hand large stock Of pop
ular brands of Tobacco, among which are Holland s
Empress Pine Apple Twist and Panrake. Also,
Roberts and Harris best brands
Our stock of pure Old Bom IN and Rye WHISKY.
is large and we'll selected, all Of which We offer on
good terms to tho Western and Southern trade
Mock, WICKS & CO., Main street
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neoTrcE..cssH, c.ss8, czsH,

A0OTICE.-C.zSH! C.gSH! CESH!
ev On and after February LIST, 1858, will Close
my books to all running accounts and sell for cash
only or its equivalent
leying il TO be to the interest of buyers well
to myself shall try to make II an object for all 70
pay cash, and hope 10 give offence 70 none by re-
fusng credit, as shall refuse all without respect 70
person or persons. All goods must be paid for be-
fore they leave the store II not satisfactory, they
can be returned, aid will refund the money.
Also, take this opportunity to offer my SINGER
thanks for the liberal patronage with which vas
heretofore favored, and ask a continuance Of the
same, promising to merit the same by prompt ana
janis SAN. ENBIcH,
Main ST, doors below Second.
| E.sCOB .HI,ERs, BUILDEH .s.S,s
| a. C0NTRACT0R.-Sash, Doors and Blinds made
! to order All kinds Of Carpenter and Joiners
! Work done in good and workmanlikc manner
! shop ON Third street, between Cherry and Oak
| Streets. ~ s>sasl.s
7 -VE.fHELE k.fLL B.sTHZS-G Es-
~ TABLIsHMENT;-sUSD has
opened in connection with his Shaving Saloon, some
commodous and elegant BATHING ROOMS, where
gentlemen can get pleasant cold or warm bath at
all hours OF the day, from A. NJ, TO IL at
night for the very moderate price Of Is cents each,
or five tickets for one dollar. ja5-tf
EPOsTO.N' BELTI.N-eg CO.nP.H.H.I.
IL Manufacturers Of Machine Betting, Steam
Packing, Engine Hose and all other articles of vul
esnized India Rubber, used for Mechanical and
BABCocK 4 sONTAG, Agents for the COMPANY.
Water street, Evansville Ind
Tho experience Of the last ten years has Justly
| gained the confidence Of the consumers: this. to
gether with great improvements IN the quality war
rants the manufacturer in asserting il TO be supe-
nor TO leather, or anything else for all open belts
4 ana from their long experience and superior ma
chnery, authorizes them TO essert its superiority
over all other manufacturers; ample testimonials Of
which, from the largest manufacturing establish
ments in the New England States can be found at
fHa ranfa A la IL.
and furnished Of given length at short notice.
decitf
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EEsEL, D0DD co.., PYREPR0oE

AEsAFES.-We have on hand supply Of those
Fire Proof safes, which offer at low figures For
their superior qualities refer to Crescent City
Rank, g. Copeland, Broker and Banker, j. H. Ma
ghec & Co, and Bement & Viele.
I. HoRSBROok & Co, Agents,
fcb25tf Water street, Evansville, Ind.
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HENTOCHr SCHOOL OF .uEDK.
II cine, Louisville, ky.-The Lectures in this
institution viii commence on the first Monday in
november, and continue four months. During, Oc-
tooer preliminary lectures will be delivered at the
Hospital and College.
FACULTY.
Benz W Dudley, NJ. D., Emeritus Professor of
Surgery.
Henry Bullitt, " D., Professor Of Theory and
Practice of Medicine
John Hardin, NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics and
Clinical Medicine.
c. W. Wright, NJ D., Professor Of Medical Chem
istry.
y. b Marshall, NJ D. Professor Of Materia Med
Tea and Therapeutics.
Middleton Goldsmith, NJ D, Frofessor Of the
frinciples Of Surgery and Clinical Surgery.
W ID stirman, VI. D, Professor IF Anatomy.
e. W. Bayess, NJ D., Professor Of Ph,ioleey
and Pathological ANATOMY
David Culnmns, NJ. ID. Demonstrates.
Fer information address
n. B. MARSHALL, NJ d,
llNl-.m Dean of the Eaculfy
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LEPPLRS-IO B.ERRELS.sPPLE
SR X Barrel Pear. just received by
A. d. REYNOLDS a co.
EyT.I.S5sEILLE .s.V:O P.IDUC.sH

ENI.s.N'sFILLE .s.VD PslDCC.sH
~ TRI-wEEKLY MAIL LINE.
a - Steamer ALBA, leaves Ev-
Gfga ansville, every Monday, We'd
$50 xzzknesday and Friday az A NJ
Leaves paducab every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
uriay, OF A. 81. Connecting at Evansville with
L. a. C. X. X. for all points North and East, and
with packets for Louisville, Wabash aud Green
Rivers At Paducah with packets for Saint Louis,
New Orleans and the daily mail beats for Cairo,
Nashville ard Tennessee River.
Business promptly attended 20, and charges for
freight and passage slmc rs charged BY the packet
J u. Done. jly6-6md6w
g. 0.uE THINGS IKE DOVE BET
~ TER THAN OTHERS.
r 3. HART, Is now prepared TO supply the city
and country trade with the best Of corn meal I'M
bolted, corn grts and hominy, of all grades wheat
grtE, unbolted -four, rye -four. extra family -four,
erush feed, bran, shipstuf, corn, oats, chicken feed
and all articles in the feed line. All trade delivered
TO any part Of the city.
Please send in your orders. Ny prices will be
low, as cheap az the cheapest, and as good the
b.st. The nimble sixpence better than the slow
shilling is my motto.
Al may depend on getting all my trade made of
none but the best of ground grains as viii buy no
other TX. H. HABT.
jan27 -d&wtf
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A,ITU.fTIO.,' W.9.N.T-
~ ED situation a. Book keeper or Salesman by a
young man who has had several years experience
in both Of the above branches. Salary, moderate
at first, and uucxceptiOnabla reference given Adj
dress, Z. NJ. C., Box 1877 p. O.
3-t- Evansville Ind
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hs5'0yer CRANES COMMISSION HOUSE. on
Water street, three doors from Main, Evansville,
Ind. EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY.
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E.sCos .aT:sRs, HUILOsa .s.s,D

a. C0NTRACTOR.-sash, Doors and Blinds made
to order All kinds Of Carpenter and Joiners
Work done in a good and workmanlikc manner :,
Streets rar.-cnains
Randolph County journal., 1858-01-14
Correspondence oi fhe Erening Post.
The President ao II the Lccompton
Constitutioh, etc., etc.
NV AlHINGTON. Jan. 9


The President Becomes more and
more obstinate in bis determination to
force through the Lecompton Consti-
tuition. He is REPORTED to have said
yesterday that he would stand or fall
by that measures if he was its only
supporter. An account of the in
fiuences which have produced so COM
plete n revolution in his views since
last July would be curious episod for
tue future historian.
Besides the public instructions, the
President, on the llth of July last,
Just after the denunciations of Walker
at the South on account of his Topeka
speech, wrote him letter Of six pages,
telling him fhat his course was ap-
proved-that the Constitution must be
submitted tosthe people, and that he
should use a his power to enforce its
submmisslorf Let Georgia, -dla-
6ama and i ssissippi hori, 1 and my
Administreti wW sustain you. and
Ue riU stand pr fall together on L."
1he letter pas not marked private,
and was show to many gentlemen in
Kansas, to cdkvince them that Bu-
chanan apron d Walkers policy
Some saw it SCI eteral times, and can re-
peat it verbatim
1t is supposedethat this is the private
letter which Walker threatened to
rt,hleh Ifk. -
Walkers resign4 4ion. his entire absti-
nence from accua PATTON and reprcach,
gives credence to assertion made just
before its apPearaire, that the Presi
dent had written i m letter express
ing the warmest PERSONAL regard for
him, regetting the fference of opinion
even on one point, al deprecating any
rupture.
Ii Fihbuster Wsf er is ever again
President Of Nicarsgv he will be for
tunate II he has as wa m supporters in
Randolph County journal., 1858-01-14

his Congress as he Shas in ours. Ste
phens of Georgia. will listen to no
proposition but on TO send him back
to Nicaragua as e found him
Georgia may be ttle seif-interested
in sustaining the 4libustering princi-
pie, as there are nd n claims upon our
Government for It'd negroes and cattle
she stole in her 1ibuster incursions
into Florida in lSU when an expedi-
tion, fitted out VI h the cognizance
and authority of Il state officers, de-
fed the United Sfates Government,
and indulged in a Ivate war of plum
der and robbery. S o that she Is con-
sistent in her form3 practice and pre-
sent doctrine. a
IL Is not supplying that the fire
eaters rave at the dHcials who have in
terrupted the darl a. project which is
Just now nearest Geir hearts. Their
design was TO q set the new Free
States which are pst joining the con
fedcracy by annejng Nicaragua and
Cube. They hax raised men and
money to accomt1ish their purpose,
and now TO be Ialked. just as they
the Government &hich they naturally
,eoor1ea os tho zoost subserv;ent Of
,be;r tools w;tl,Golb;ng 10 Justify Il
h,t tho old fasI3nod nisn of ;us,;ce
and decenev a. ittle more than
Sonthern bnmarA nature can hear
A., ,o,no ma onh;,;ons &c fame
na,g has >, .a3 e.an.o > rohber and
Iand n;ratc tak;Sg caro ~ select onv
conntrv tbat ma DC crosned Lv rs. A.
tho scene &c b;s4xnio;ts and be will
he exalted into Ihero. his merits OK.
,oIlo1 and his sGads blazonoa ., tho
a. 90 conoro 10 tboso ,ybo molo
g,lIon,rv and cS;vslrv their nernliar
e,.1, al - a. boro -, ol,oos,
ovel1s;yo kno,yHles &c ~ laws
NvalLor y;ll ro,,,,, a. N;ca.
,ogra rho S'n;n;stro,;on hovc IN.
ss,nc,od ,lo;r Xsnors nnt - H., him
- ,i,o go, 80 Geo GO 90 ll.oI,, -
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Randolph County journal., 1858-01-14

CoSeREss AND THE PREss.-The
telegraph wires and operating machine
have been set up in the correspondents
lobby of the new House at Washing
ton, and messages have been sent and
j,;sseived there. The arrangements for
editors and correspondents are excel
lent. Over the Speakers chair, there
are three platforms, sufficiently eleva-
ted to command a view of the hail.
On these are desks and forty-five
chairs. Behind are three spacious lob
bies, in which will be conyeniences for
writing. The public will be excluded
entirely from the territory of the third
estate. There is a door-kceper and
page to protect them from intrusion
and take their messages. The new
Speaker, Mr.. Orr, has made these lib
eral arrangements.-CI Gin. Gazette.