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New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-08
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4 Ii creditors Of CANFIELD x FOWLER,
~ q either Of the uotihed to present ;heif CLAIMS
duly verled, to the undersigned wthou; delay.
K. GOODMAN, Attorney for Assiser
illayfwM No. 100 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-08
WORK, MONDAY, FEBRUARY s. 1855.
Nfm pnhfaiicrts.

CAN the LEvIATHAN be LAUNCHED -
Say. Jons,hsn-" You folks may tss
About III, British steamer
No dogb ,he is ,cIesner
b.. they can, launch her-the,e's 10. fuo
That maie, me laugh and .sittsr;
Then what's the use, beneath the SUI,
They wan, power Of might and msir
And RiSNEY think. = soing O.
For re- Of ~ msi that know,
L. fitted best 70 move ~
HE power 10 gret', q / shall show.
Ana every day doth pr?vei:;
yor DON. he move mighty thfobe
Of thousands every day,
Two ninety .three Broadway.
Ard aint hs Books now al th. !sss,
And dom, his deeds re worl engage,
And show what he can DO
You'd oes, believe IT, and :he sign:
SHOWING H. great .tnpend5l, nigh:
ra power and tsen, Of public sppobs,on when excited ly
aMsRCsS sfais GIFT BOOK STORE No. 2 Broawsy %here
t hSsi' ild. BY splendid f.i.1 Ras%sE % ls s'
ANCIENT and MODERN BOOKS.-The sub
.cbeT now og,nns ysosOS 5 1Da d rare i ,'2I;msR t %
p%1t ns u ros 9T ,bd1 @ n%s " '0' ''
MEMOIRS or THE ftMiLY OF GE%cE, 2 vols. 20 AZ;
thors copy with Ms notes, book plate, and inserted
RJsojiais SaE sSE MEMOIRS
sh,S%s SAffTR4L HisTGR$. 1s,3, sei;:
TbE WORMS OF JACOB btsHhfNi Vos' 20, VIII
GAtFRIE De IucfES BoSAPARTE folio, Cboi1 de
MLfo%s 5:% rARIDsE LOST with lu.rs.ion. By Mu:i
THE CONSERVATIVE STATESMEN OF GREAT
BRITAIN, splendid portraits, 2 vols. folio...... -
HARBEAN MISCELLANY, II vols, 8yo cf. %
IRISH PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES 10 yoi,., syo... Is
CHURCH OF ENGLAND MAGAZINE. 81 vols cloth. IL
EDINBURGH REVIEW SO vols, Gyo, calf ..'..::.... 80
LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW. 95 yos, svo, ca.f.... G5
ENCYCLOPEDIE, OU DICTIONNAIRE RAISONNE,
DIES SCIENCES. DES ARTS TT DES METERS
Nj. ordre ct public par NJ Didero:, &c. % vols folio
The prices of all Books marked the first vaume Of
each sci. 7. ". REEVE,
Importer of London Books,
No. 1873 Fult5r-st., between Nassau and Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-08
DHOTOGRAPHIC yIsITS-A SPECIALITY.

l. Mr. r. HAAS deyotes special attention 70 Phoogrsphic
ard DesueT Portrait. Of the old the sick the nhI o. 80 G
ard Is prepared to take such portraits upon tue 'hl -
the subjects resdeuce in NewYorF OF vicinity III VIZ 49,
devote particular attention 20 The COPING Of odd
any sired size His lon, established artistic i
bues sraIty for the ard excellence o ~ =
tur' OideLs received ad proIng,ly aendrd % a. "a
soL's, y. 80 Broadway; : M. Pry No fsI 5 A' = % @
NY KopIntp. Clifton Place Hotel, and a; Nj Hast
No. l32 West Soth-.t
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-08
9tationrrr ano fanep gooos.

ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE, q
~ 9. y IARRINGToNs WEs.ccIi Nc. 3es CstH o.
tSgcsts Weos.eT si-, Neu-Yo.s.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-08
CTOCKs RAISED on RAILROADS ONE

~ HALF b. diving Cars the ercnlnerenc % III .t @
wloels-.is ponder locomotives that crush
danger lite, IN wesht reduced two thirds, m PGre - 80.
For city rEI sds il steam is used place me no % "
wh, els attached u the endless -.
Ssc, the weight carrying the horse, his drGit re -
the - ed his travelling toe incinaiion CALM = -ss,i,
m,rt OF the appicston Il adjustable drsingdnns y
bon power AID speed, which drive al the wne f.oS1
Vlc!rs fEUf1 the circumference BY endless cham, u
A3run drums each axle. have improves ~.
cham that smooth without noise and quhNy % So
have other inventions "a dspos- o. sA,p -
wL obi h Uncle SAl - arsii fator ~ Is
b-The es-aes: birds cstcb he woFm--bys yyTtSTCS
l. iss. CHSS. CLINi'H'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-08

CARD.-IIaviug just returned from second tour
~ Lo sting Astnt Of the Wonisns Protective EIigrain
Socty" would take mis- opportunity Of EAFkEo oiNJ
THANKS 70 lie conductors attaches OF the New OK a
Erie Suho and Erie, and Michigan Southern Rair ads Tor he
KIND and gsEtn y dpnrtmeLt 70 myself aud pals' "hi
journey. To- Mr. Grtt ugh. Superintendent of tne
YorE Ere RAro sd we are under many Obligations in tnrh
en- parties Of wCusn their homes IN the West c.
MARY S. RICH. for w. 7. En &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-08
Hemopaie.

COL MON & III 4 hRT
H.ve removed their stoek Of Uphostsry Paper Hsnszss
Ntudoy shades and General Funishs Goods from No 243
Bros8sy 20 their and csysops ssta, blmsL., Nc so
Itanbln snd WhiHEs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-08

S0O0 ACRES of WESTERN l. LaSps W.. 4, la
sD.NbVDU lows and Minnesota offered " c'Ph.nse .i
MFRCUANDISF suitable for wc,cru store Ih. ow,.t ~
be- seen from O'Clock az the EAhh A.p.S S'
q Broadway. VIZ. %. ~ ,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-08

lOR SALE-Two usSt brown stone HOUSES,
i ...ed on the Soh ,do Of a.hs', b~tSesn ~ Aa o.
avs kno-n Noe 2s AID 2l9 Ihe hon.ee ~ ar .1s 80
hsh, wNh tscoue. Tk-r. so eoui yards nc0s'a sa
neat iron railing Both hashed WITH thr nSd',S ~
be pFoT.l,y. APply . H. MERRITT No IS ds'' s'"es'
lctA AID iltf ST
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-08

American Institute Annual Election.-The Annual
Ffior r Trustees Standing Committees for the ensuing
,esT viii be held q. the 10 ms Institute THURSDAY
1.Nt IN. nh inst polls viii open and close at jcock
m BY ord,r Of the Trustees.
HENRY MEIGS, Recording Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-08
6cases Gnh 1arms Wauieh.
Rrai Gsiate for Sale.

CHICACO GARDENING LANDS on Bla
Ii.rJ,, u,sr AZ, Cy OF Chi 40, !l-FiGhrY ACRES
a. t,rieurI purpose OF CITY LOTS, 'or a q 80 h,sse
tr NERCHkSnlSE sui'sble FL coul,ry 'f, Ihs oun@t
a. Oh. i,ud AN l. e6u.utcd hon - oclocs m, e. ne
kARM AGENCY, No y BVs1way ..>, , on ,x.ree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-24
NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY,, MARCH "a, 1853.

meal ard rye tocr Continued the whel. was cate.
and scarcely ebough doing make market Prime io1e
scarce AID hrlay usid, while common grades
irregular. small parcel OF Mi sus ~ ciNb reported
at VI o. Corn was steady with sales OF ~ 900 80 900
bushels including white at CSC. &C. and good yellow
nominal at CSC nc. Barley and oats unchanged
CouE.-rhe cargo Of the Ocean Wave, consisting az
z 400 bags RIO sold terms which
ca not 70 PRINT and 200 do Maracaibo sold at l3c
1<c The market ruled Arm.
CorToN.rhe sales embraced about 900 bales, without
change IN quoia obs.
EREiGs Further epgngemeuts OF grain were reported
NJ I'D in bulk with TOO bbls 6oar Is Cd. go bales
Of cotton az i6d 200 boxes bacon IFS Cd 200 do
lard at A.. I'D. 10 London rates steady xtbout
srge o. moment in quotations., There nothing
in rates TO Continental ports To California the demand
Was FAR al 2Ibc. SOC. for foo. measurement.
PRQNlsloSs Srhe market exhibited u frnner tome
while the sales embraced about 200 800 bbls mess
100 st $40 62 cash 10 day AMI the remainder sl6 10
81 the close SIC 10 asked prime Sl3 90 clear
al SIS, anc thin uess Al SIS 80 Beef less aodee;
the sales embraced about l25 175 bbs including conn
ny mess, at Ioc. 81, do prime at 81 SO, repacked
Western at Sl2 49, and VI si4 sii DO 80
range, including extra Western, covered 17c a lsc
Bacon vas 1t Ssc 9Hc. with limited sales Cut
meats were unchanged while the sales embraced
apout l5 100 packages st yesterdays range OK prices
Lard sctive, and sales OF 500 800 oos and
teyces were reported at csc. l0c Butter was IN
derate deani nj lac 20c for ONO, and tic. 20c for
Stale the latter dgure for prime
RIE Of 100 teroes were reported, at 3ic &c
Sugars continued IN good demand, at full prices, with
sses about 800 400 hhds.. including Cuba musco
vaio and New Orleans, oul chiefly the former Pre-
ranging from &c $40 a7ac the latter figure for prime
grocery goods. Refining grades scarce Iochadei
IN the saos about 800 hhds. Hoado, said have
been AZ about sac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-24
CHACKTysS

THE USE OF FAKINA IN ,se MOST HEALTasOL
y VI & q
made Is Iron SDly 20 n WIsas n.,s
hsm to become widely Known and they now In extensive
remarkable excellence and srs.t POPULARITY have At
cksckhhs In order TO supply their customers With Farin
Gns or two individuals however have bee. Offering Tho
and have snceeses unasT The Of ma
iDjuIe the reputation OF TRUE FARikA CRAoKERs XxDc
irrors character however, are usually on
or FsssHiSH Uk AdE Frs AREMADE ONLY BIZ Ms WING.
hey are no, made by oilers because the pr5ssss un
known % them nor have they suitable REQUIRE
ing the graio through the different processes
terisi successfully. is serious impeachment c,hers
h in Il ns a Of and BE-
crit a heoSisaSs IN prodse1SSs safe AZ e,
CRACkERs capno, pc accomplished without consamrnats
skill and The means necessary to carry 1t out
ed extensively in order to
The Objects 70 be attained ~ Mr.. WING produce
ace a, price sntabie for Al casses fo- this no
sas long and subjected himself To an '1'Ay
pretence therefore the of any else that
III. hope Of s-pg of article Than they other
Win 5Se VIEW Of largely sxssadsa business. Mr. WING
has for son time past the pr,ce for as
hss freely assorted by prominent cracker bakers
labor Bestowed on .NG's FARINA 6MACKERs II s In.
possible hira reaiye oft at the price,
Mr. WINGS object, however Is to place his CaACKEHS
IN the market 1T that VIII enable al persons 70 use
them freely the prizes unless absolutely
cesStry.
The Increased use of WINGS FARINA CIR ACkERS. with
the OF parents teachers AMI phys
clans well in various positions hfe,
whose have bv
habits on oceupsons strong proof Of the heshfu and
berenc'al results which have attended their
Their great nouishng properties and the With which
the sonsch dges's this peassnt we'll established,
and there be- tosr them, doubt Of this fast viz
that the same weight Of WINGS CRACKERS viii make
more good blood and kindly he cehcate
the stomach, Than anything else ever Introduced
thls any olher 10 N of dread.
All true PARMA CRACKERS have the name WING
aamped them, and those wishing buy should ask for
WINGS thAt aEkS.
They may Ice had retail Of the family grocers gene
rally, and ut wholesale only Of
A. N. THOMPSON 4 90
EGs 22i aud 2sa Ful on s,ree., N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-24
NEWSPAPERS.

NEWSPAPERS.
I NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE,
Issued ibis day,
INTERESTING, kxCfI NO AND UNIQUE,
Contains
A PohrRAIr OF
PAUDkkS
And an ssooun. Of h.s Me and
death, with full report " me
Coroner's inquest
Also Leg tlve spaT,s being
sseplc representation az The
ate GREAf vliHT 10 ,heas
embiY ,hqrnper AinanJ
st~ n ths ian,rabls Nessrs.
A fun account 0f The murder
Of Jemma Rene way by
arorionis.- and also he
ciusion Of the autobiography
Marcus Cicero Stsnl-y oh.
ll,nei during a recen. invest.
gs;icn before The hsoorder.
Also interesting vaTs.y
criminal news nom all psrs OF
the United lSta; giving tho
moven. nis ~ and de-
sc-.biDS their persons.
ROSS K TOuSEY. General Agents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-24
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.


CLEARED
snip FLYING Dragon, Little, san trsncsco-c Il Church
S So Gn i ss Nan NAN =
kars Marion Downing Buenos Ayres1G Slavery Co.
BAR Bari f Sqs1ea s B1r 81 d aa' he Rail-
S5s aa.lia4 Resssi;eH 4r Si,!sIasosHS4 81 Pesei.
ss- j.. fTgy M %5FA :: asSs1 Fos
schr II stockton, oranner, Jscksonvte-ysn Brunt
schr Magnolia Sickerson, wilming:cn-Mcoready, Mot.
schr Mist, pissoswsy Norfolk-s,uress Chairman.
sloop Adams, French, Tsunton-Mss:er
sana naf daSn G cnna r ss%nTe
steamer Chesapeake. Crowel, Portland.
ARRIVED.
sssmhF rl2rds c59ysn saysnnsh s,h mase and pas
nals with steamship, supposed The DANIEL weoser
SHIP Ja5os wes,ervel;, Austin, Liverpool days, with
mSss and ~ psssonssTs 70 Taylor Bitch Bad heavy
TAos Brow eapah feI[son the ore yHEi oseIboara and
dse wnen rom ap le pyT so, s
bcdy w.s srough. % staten Island for burial No date, lat
stst, Sc for soars 70 clear during whch q
A " had j birth on bosrd during The passage
snip aess scisw rqcses GLASGOW and d days from
s s5k Aanas = a1s4 s 3 an q Dec %
gale f-oa, WsW 70 shipped sea which ied The cabin,
soye GasIer boards and washed overos1 John ser bo
iceSsrEs WHO WAS ''S' hsr'h mi y " ''n - o So"
Brig havana Cof Bohbayl Carts Bathurst River Gambia,
with nail. Has experienced very heavy weather OF
bermuda been II days OF Hstcras. When gong In he
river Bpoke brig Ocean Bird from Cape Nerd Islands for 81
Iespe
brig Elias Dusoy of Hsmpden>, Hopkins Ponce, PR, 10
days. WITH &C, 20 y Buck 10 Has eXperieDcet
heavy weather and he sh = 30 Ion Is gale
sDf ans leak and IS a. present leaking about 10 soses
hour.
Brig Alamo of Eas:Ma,has. Parsons Ponce PR q days
WI Eaoiassss, to Mayhem Tablet CO. Experienced heavy
weather
Brig Rio 5rnnde Cof Bath McCobb Neuvtss Ish ms with
b0n.J. &c, - IboDi con Uunter.
EIis Defaniun OF farmingdaIe Pierce s. Ysrks "a
days with &c, 20 sraalWoo1 Earle Co. 18Th
isi p IS Ion 20 ~ fell ID with the bark Princess of s. John
tsnssec wserlospet ana abandoned; she about 30
tons and apparently lumber laden
schr Robin of Cherry feld Wallace Ponce 10 days with
ana molassess 70 Thompson Hunter. 3h Last Oh
the Capes o! Virginia spoke B S Cope from 81 Vincent
fer baltimore The has experienccnced heavy and
weather.
schr Herp1on, GaskiI, Washington, Nc, 3asys
schr Isabella Crane Elizabeth Cy NC for Providence.
scbr "A Booth. Burger 1eort clown, DC. days.
Schr Fila Cannon loyd Lepsic, del, Days
s-hr Ha YES: Mason Delaware.
sctr Cope. EDiiso.- phSlade. OKLA. 3 days
schr Z Pstep. Haskell Portland, Ne, days
EClT En- press Uess T.ocklsld, days
Schr 3aftha, Baxter, Boston, days.
Scbr 9 Huntington, Lowell Bcsloa, 3days.
SchT tbo-ltw, Harding waf~bsna days.
schr K smith, Kelly, Nantucket
Steamer Memphis Watson Charleston, with raese PAS
sens-rs, cromwell! 20. 2st irrt on Cape Lookout
exchanged GsnAis WITH bark flsh hence for Charleston
BELOW.
Br tark n or Merton. Gerrer, from EafBy pilot boat
B-rk .psus,s. Mayhem, from s: MARKS
Asc, origs-
SAILED
Z z ~oresh,r Relief, -; ship Admiral, hsvr-.
Wind during he day NE 10 sN pm, cam.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-24

III ASOSIC. -NExBEHS Of ABRAMS LODGE NO. ~
M hereby notified their 1iss RON hs day,
al ocosk 10 stsEd the funeral OF their late NJ John
Tompson. BY order VI JULIAN ALLEN, W.d.
d. HlED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-24
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

NhrCN 10 Y. NJ
BsJIpsTrFrs -FlouT.-The market exhib ted change
20 moment IN prices. There continued N be a fair de.
e1d for TIE EASTERN and local With some denis and for
1phsnt 70 tbe British provinces The supplies a. Troy
Az A. Any were sad u be moderate No arrivals II
mon"ti on produce down The river expected 70 reach
os cry vi The LAYER part II the week The sales Of -four
70 Gay enlorAoe about 40 900 bbk within the fol.
- Thulr lf rrlcaa-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-24
DENTISTRY.

A RT1rfgGAL TEEIu INSERTED ~ fiiF LlWET
~ poseible prices Sels siiger ~ IN sof 10 ~ ~
continuous yum s25 autei NJ ~. iee,s ~
wectcd Without pain. EAGLnIs'N, dsns ~ ana srr-f
near Mercer. one oock ves oi BfOsdwsy
flENrrsTpy. -rEEfu EXTRACTED mt HeCI Nf~.
~ wboui The sIr ltes pain nv 1ef sln ors'n' pr5
stee- freezing This airrare sysOn % Drsrt,st -
only keisrerce gwen " rrqu.fei
Dk . AZ RklN H3 lorsi stree near Z" ''''"r
/, CONTINUOUS GuM TE .IH iNScRtED ~ NY ~
Y proved s.m0sptrrt lrrseurf % l'- ri'1 nr aouL
raof'rg the r01s Ful. sets 90 sJt f1l DtinS 50;
ac'ing ~ cons. n. - HNWfiN, ueB,lt E7 faloa
street, BsOOklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-24

Ii NOn REWARD UNION BAEy NEW ToRH
Sl.OOV March Is, is:SOnc iAocsa.e dollars rev rt
sl b psd by tbs bank for he aPprsbsn-in and s.f
custody N this city ~ Beri-nin X Eroth-ron late thirs
booakseper IN bank, deslitcr to largo un; Ans
gone unknown Sid Broh@rsln lsof- ishtfcrm, oS
I've feet eight incher height s,nc hair and wniskers has
.suar habit OF carrying HI. arms extended from his bry
n d n sbou: 70 or 10 years q age $500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-24

C1hgt an hOgr NW in mOjora,o demand sat saes ON.
aDst b. aboN zoo a 800 bI.e. ~ tle abJ.e 1.u-es
E,abern brards we're without change ~ ID ns1t .bs
hgnst srides wee 10 fr 81 rrnt ~ exp1rt a1t locd
co. Ulm.tan The lranaacr1f. sB1ra 81 about I zlO
D. aa.l Ls Ta-ss % &c a5Jgs g4J,&.lcA WI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-24

T'wt RICu PAIETiNGs Or EXTRA LARGE SIZE BY
n eninen arur' 'or s,e at about half cost-one
q" - itrcNe - tf'fnf. ne o,her magnificent moon
b ..'fr fc'LF 10 ir,ira hey be No. II
We. f'.I.s .rsr. trrtl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-24

L,XCEI SIoR YANKEE CARD WRITER'S WONDER
IL ful metallic pencil With pstcucon- --nt postage frre
Of D. 10 stamps Letters or inquiry from
ladies aid gentlemen in any part NJ Se states or csDsds
regarding dehtors fsnds ais ia =fsamsrs prices
uDeych mise fashions &C. enclosing * cents Will
answered promptly article housat an sent racoos
Poe ch,ce, New Yort.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-24
MvrsJCAL

-~~-D~~~-s-s,~---.--.---> -
4 GREAT sACRIFICE.-wILL BE SOLD As ABOVE
~ moot exceen. rosewood p.n0forte. fully ws-Tan %
- ;he present h<s further sane. IIs Sf
weiers kindness, It DO seen 81 l5S Wee B.oad~ay
Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-24

KEY wksT, March l2-Tb- -chr " Ashmesd CeysaIn
White arrived a. this place lh inst from he of Ylca
an with cargo o; wood sponge Tobacco Ae Sbeis bound
20 Baltimore
lie Co,rnos Capt whinore from Carleton for ~
Marks Passed through The y Passage tn lih inst
The ertc Deelng Capt Damon. has nearly -letcd
her repairs and vii sail on Mondsy for New York.
The schr liza Cahartne Alden, rned yesterday IN dis
t-ess leaking freely IN her bow, she left port week
foT Tampa Encountered violent uOrther and In heavy
started her wood ends and leaking bniy,
" as led 10
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-06

HoyEY IL KNox.-We have letters from
friends in Knox County, who assure us that
the Opposition in that County is now a unit
and unanimous for Hovey. Many of the
Republicans and Americans who had obiec-
tons to many of the political doctrines and
antecedents of Judge Iiovey, and who, few
weeks ago, being dissatisfied with both can
didates, were inclined from social and local
relations, to support Niblack, have lately
avowed their determination to vote for
Hovey, as they can no longer Tolerate a man
who has been SO basely subservient to an
Administration that is SO intolerant and
corrupt. The friends of Hovey are more
sanguine than ever of his election. 81
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-06


DR.. LIVINGSTON, the African explorer, has
safely arrived at Zambcsi, the mouth of the
river which he desccndedin his last Journey
and which he proposes to re-ascend, in a
small steel launch, propelled by steam,
which was built for the purpose in England,
and which lie took out with him in three
sections. He had put his launch together
and performed several experimental trips
with it. 1t worked admirably and the
Doctor was in high spirits lie says his
little steamer goes putting away on this
great Zambesi now, to the infinite disgust of
the hippopotami, whole herds of which run
off pellmell as soon as we approach them,
and the crustiest old bachelor among them
dareS not do. her battle. 1t would be an
immense boon if Government would send
out such vessels to run up creeks and rivers,
and chase slavers, instead of taking it out
of the poor sailors muscles at the oar.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-06

+, FRAUDULENT NoTING.-We see charges
made in the papers of both parties, all over
the State, declaring that the opponents of
each are arranging schemes for importing
and casting fraudulent votes. We hope all
such attempts will be closely watched on
both sides, and severely punished, if detect
ed. We have not heard suspicion of the
kind expressed by persons on either side,
in the First Congressional District and we
do not believe the partizans of either set of
candidates are reckless enough to sanction
such a fraud We have been familiar with
the elections in the River Counties, from
Floyd to the mouth of the Wabash, for
fifteen years, and we have never had any
reason to suspect any preconcocted attempt
to violate the purity of the ballot boxes, nor
have we heard in any case, of more than
one or two fraudulent votes. Being upon
the river where is always large {" floating
population and upon the borders of State
whose peculiar relations TO us would seem
to give her deep interest in our elections,
and excite her people to exertions, to pre-
vent the spread Of Abolition and ultra-Re-
publicaslism along their Immediate boundary
line, it is a high, but just, tribute to the peo-
pie on both banks of the Ohio, to be able to
say that one has never suggested, nor the
other permitted violation of their ballot
boxes while such gross and shameless frauds
have been perpetrated by the parties in
other sections, where they had not halt
/ the opportunities nor the temptations to the
crime. We hope we may ever be able to
4 bear this testimony honorable to the char
4 acter of the people on the Ohio, through all
coming elections. Let us maintain our po-
litical integrity, through the most brilliant
party tFiumphs should tempt US to turn
from the straight path
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-06

A DOUBLE ELopEMEsT.-Two daughters
of Mr.. Lloyd, ahighly respectable farmer,
living sixteen miles South of Cleveland, run
away with two green, ignorant, clownish
fellows, who were working on their fathers
farm az aired men, Tie daughters are
named Mary and Laura. Mary is about
twenty years old and. Laura about sixteen.
They are splendid looking girls, and are
fashionably. and richly dressed. They are
both well educated, having enjoyed superior
advantages in this respect.
The two SWANS are brothers named Lewis
and are mcouth, uneducatcd and overgrown
specinenS of humanity, and can neither
read nor write. They hired cut to Mr..
Lloyd some six mentl.s ago. Hell paid Wat
son, the eldest one, $l3, and Chauncey $40
month"; The eldest procured a justice and
was married Immediately on his arrival in
Cleveland and thereby secured the prize.
Tie younger one concluded to defer the
happy union till morning before it was
consummated the enraged father arrived,
took his daughter and lodged her awkward
lover in Jail. The Ptaindeater says he is a
Every sleepy and stupid appearing young
| man. We doubt if he knows enough to
exercise the sagacity of common Shanghai
chicken, and go under cover when it rains.
| He was released this morning at the sug-
gestion of Mr.. Lloyd, and requested to
"seoot,' which he hastily did. He promised,
with tears in his eyes, never to come within
ten miles of Wicklffe again. The married
brother of course could not be interfered
with"
The parties elopcd at about eleven o'clock
on Monday night. The brothers hired 8
horse and buggy at Willoughby, and wen
to Mr.. Lloyds house, where the girls wer,
awaiting them, with their trunks all packed
The girls left the house noiselessly and go
into the buggy and the parties movct
slowly towards Cleveland. One of tn,
brothers walked all the way (about sixteer
miles) and the other rode and drove.
This is the most remarkable case of elope
ment that we ever heard of. 1t utterly
eclipses the Boxer and Dean case. Wha
two handsome and cultivated girls, as tn
Misses Lloyd certainly were, could find t.
admire in two such fellows as the Levi
brothers, is more than We can imagine
Mr.. Lloyd and his wife are overw helmeC
with grief by this inexplicahle conduct 0
their daughters.