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Chancery Court at Nashville.

John Beatty rs. Jacob A. Clodielter aud others.
the Office Of the Clerk and Master Of the Chan
Gerry Court at Nashviil" on the 18th day Of Fchru-
airy, 1855 motion ~ complainant by his counsel In
the above cause and u appearing % the satisfaction 81
the Clerk and Master that the said Defendants the
known heirs ii isAACC BENsDN deceased non rest
dents 81 the Tennessee and that the ordinary
process OF tins Court cannot be served upon them
j. therefore ordered By the Clerk and Master that pub
LEGATION no made for three weeks IN succession IN the
Nashville Patriot newspaper published IN the city OF
Nashville, requiring the said defendants 20 appear at
the next term the ChRncery Court TO be holden for
the OF Davidson, the Court house thereof, m
the city II Nashville, the first Monday IN May next,
and answer said bill the viii be taken for
fesscd as 10 them and down for hearing pare.
{. d. BRIEN,
feb27-w3t Prs fee 50 Clerk 4 Master
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Notice.

7 HEREBY notify and all persons FROM buying
L tadiug for f"ur nutcs, By me given COR u"usc-
rent for tn YEAR 1855, and mate payable to W. ii.
Humphries the .r-t due On the first Il April, amt
SSs the 2ud due ou 'llc OF July, SJ7 the third
due on the dSt II Oct SIS and the fourth due on the
drst Il January next So. said note have been lot
soirn from ~, p,ss before they wee delivered
v. II HLnphri,s, and have given anew notes for
the said hnuse-ronL
f.ba5-s, W " BRiNKLEY.
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CLEVELAND AND CHATTANOOGA RAuHoAD.--
We learn from Maj. WALLACE, President Of
the Cleveland ana Chattanooga Railroad, that
the track laying upon this road viii commence
In very few days, aud il Is bis determination
to have the whole road compleied aud cars
running by early Fall. The iron Is here, and
a large number of cross ties on the ground,
Success attend the enterprise C'.iaf Id.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-27

THE CfrY ScsIoois AT the hast Council
meetiag report Was presented from abe Sgl-
perintenaent " the Puble Schools, which
contains many items of Interest. The nember
Of pupils Ia actual attendance al the present
time i sss-SI6 males, 49, females. The
whols number admitted since last September
Is 1855. The estimated expenses for the
present f~cal year. up 60 July ncxt, amounts
90 SCI. 7s2. fasY4s 1sYeak.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The bill TO incorporate the Young Mems
Christian Association of Nashville, passed the
third time.
Several bills passed the second reading
Title 10 of the code was read the first time.
Adjourned till A. N.
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THg Amy IN KANsAs.-The following
statement has been farsished by the Seere-
tary o; War In reply 10 a resolution Of the
Scnate:
Statement showing the number Of troops sta
toned In Kansas for each quarter fr,sn th-
Let OF January, lSj5, dOwa to the Sist OF
December, 1851.
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Auction Sale OF Furniture, &c.
ESeNi. n. Shields

WILL sell on SATURDAY MORNING, Feb. 9th,
w at 10 O'Clock, lot ~ Furniture, Stoves, &c.
sold account IF departure. Also lot Of fine star
Candles. Terms Cash. feb26-td
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McKsnzie X Wilson rs. ". 2. Roberts and others.
A the Office Of tho Clerk and Master "r the Chan
~ Gerry Court AZ Nashville, the :5th day Of Fehru-
sry, 1885, motion at painat by hts counsel ia
the ah"vc cause, and appearing 10 the satisfaction
&c Clerk and Master, that the said defendant,
w. r. RpBrgTS j. non resident of the state
of Tennessee and therefore the ordinary process ot
this cannot be served upon him; Il = therefore
ordered by the Clerk and Master that publication be
mad, for four weeks IN succession, ~ the Nashville
Patriot newspaper published in the city OF Nashville
requiring the said defendant appear az the next
of the Chancery Court io he holden FOR the coun
Is Of Davidson az ne Court hons thereof in the city
or Nashville on the FIRST Monday May next. and an
-wcr said bill % the viii be taken Tor confessed
as tn HIM and set down for hearing part.
G. u RRIEN. ~
feb27-wIt Prs fee - Clerk 4 Master.
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llew advertisements.
For Cairo and Memphis.

rT,HE regular U. s Mail steam a G-n -
Il J. G. CLINE, ELLIOTT, Es;=FI-rsS5SssAssSa |
Master, will leave for the above s=sZzEz2zzs<czss
and all intermediate ports MONDAY, March l, at
O'Clock p. NJ. For freight passage, having superb
or accommodations, apply on board or 10
feb27-2t A. l. DAVIS, Front Street.
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Regular Packet for BurksviI,e.

rINHE regular passenger and I'll
l. freight Steamer 4 / 4, EEC2r.EEssspl
J Lowell Master. viii leave for
the above and all intermediate ports on SATI iAl
February 9th at 0 clock y u. For frc;gh' or pas
sage apply to A. HAMIlloN,
fsi26-.t Agent
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GIFTS! GIFTS. GIFTS.
$4,000 Worth of Fine Gifts
FOR THE PEOPLE.
A. S. BURLEIGH, Proprietor,
New Albany, Indiana.

FIXING ~ mt~1sgce T. CHtI-IrS \ Cas- Oriental
w Sovereign Balm pits and tias f.ssri.an Saivr
RhEnsfsr ihtrtrr, thrsu~hoCt every - ~ tn
Cnt- stats am oH-ring il,c gTncnts
& purchasers me i-iiis and s1Ne sia = e~ts
each Aad every purchaser that bays u t.rr aist q
81 worth II ihr above lisclne rceelxeSa ffee gu
faat xarics Vii8e frgln Is cents % ass,
The fFafss1et has such ssioeIadrs cottahecce
the medical worth Il the AoeTs ne1Nsae that he (og
has Ageass) viii refund tts iency kk freely those
Wta alter ! fzir trizi are nrt fsiiy s4tsaet.
The Gifts
Consist ef wzsrh~z, anr taLl fenrflS Hzeast Pms,
FSnser RIsxs fAF Kluss. bockrts. Wsrk Baxcs, Hort
Nssnzlss, On Boss Letter Paper, kc-
f-b-s-U
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able for the elearuefs ~ her ideas, describing
a fine SUMMER evenlRg. said
I'll was beaatifai night-ihe moon snads
everything light at fsathFE. es
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For the Counting RO0m.

Check Books on all the Banks;
b ank Note Books;
Blank Drafts;
Bills Of Exchange; "a
Pine Red Inks;
Blotting Board;
Rulers and Pencils;
Bank Pens-a superior article;
Copying Books and Brushes;
Arnold's FLUID;
Bill Heads, Post Boxes, &C;
For sale by CHARLES w. SMITH
frbiG-u n4G
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Respectfully subnlsied.
5. esnrEs, AsJatanl General.
Aajutant Generals Osiice, Jan. 20, is5s.
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BIRD CAGES.

yKrF have = great rsrtcty 81 hesntdoi hsEp CAa<ss
M a. hs,,dsouaesl azseftznsnt ever eroesht -
S.shS dc. zshtrh ne sin sell cheap Cos cash
s-esss sf nckkNziE 4 WILSON
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Oueeusware. Bohemian Ware, &c.

TI'HE subscriber has tl'e pleasure 81 announcing @
hts friends generally and The pablo particularly,
tszt MI lsus ist arrive. with very ie ri.ek
Of Coz 10 MS lsnr A. usuai he ready 10 meet the
wants Of hs reas ans old customers, either for cash
or trade as heretofore We bcspraE for him 9 call.
Rooms IN second story No. a. Isibtc Square
feb30-u HIN ,. sfifI1N-
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MALTESE JACK FOR SALE.

A LARliE ana remarkably vel n
~ turned MALfF,>E JAck = q IssA
fcssl fsr szar, = crest bzrrzEn. q wv
He ran+ - sea tler SeN 4nee y
Livery st4sss % Frsat STREET ~
Feh, 2e-1is. wv
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N EW BOOKS.

EW BOOKS.
Hide and Seek; a Novel. by wHkie Collins. Au-
thor Of d" The Dead Secret }" 6c., &c
Planters Northern Bride; by Caroline lee Hcntz
Linda;
Robert Graham;
Rena; or, The Snow Bird; "
Marcus Warland; Il"
Courtship and Marriage:
Eoline; or, Magnolia Vale; 4" d"
Love after Marriage; "
Helen aid Arthur; %
The Banished Son:
The Lost Daughter; {"
The Lost Heiress; ny Mrs. Southworth-
The Disca 'ded Daughter;
The Deserted Wife;
The Missing Bride;
Retribution;
The Initials; 4 Love story 81 Modern Life.
Mabel Vaughan and the Lamp Lighter.
n iIer supply just received by
feblS-u r HAGAN, Market 81. .
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A Fight I'm Congress Sixty Years A go.

The first open fight which occurred in Con-
gress, took place in old Congress Hail. Phil
adelphia, on the 18th of February, 1913 The
combatants were Mathew Lyon OF Vermont
and Roger Griswold of Connecticut. What
was the precise nature of the ditnculty be
tween them, will more fully appear" proba-
bly,, on consulting Niles Register Of that day;
certain it is, the parties were intensely bitter
towards each other, and appear TO have ''nur-
sed their wrath to keep it warm" for many
days.
On the 30th of January, 1898, the two NOM
bers had high words, when Lyon deli ,erately
spit in Griswold's face. 1t seems the insult
was not resented until the l5tn "a February
ensuing. On this day, Griswold on his way
to the Hail. called at the store Of John Nc
Alster, AZ Chestnut street, and purchased 4
heavy cane, and entering the Hail where he
found the members i'll session, approached
Lyon (who was sitting with his back
towards him) and struck him him three
heavy blows on the head. Lyon recover
ed himself at once, and seiz pair Of
tongs, and between cane and tUn5s the fight
was continued for some minutes 4 song of
those days describing the scene says:
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He in trice struck Lyon thrice,
Upon his head, enrag d, sir,
Who seized the tOngs 10 ease his wrongs,
Irisxyold Tins puPayid sir

On the day Lyon insultcd Griswold, the
House appointed Committee of Investiga-
ton. The witnesses were sam Smith, Brooks
Dana, Homer, Colt, Goodrich and Chapman
What action, the committee recommended
does not appear; probably none whatever
aud hence Griswold sought his own remedy.
The fracas afterwards was also made the sub
ject of investigation, but neither member was
expelled. Mutual explanations were pro
baby as much in vogue in those days As
now.
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For New Orleans.

THE fine Steamer RED Ro- a TR -
j VER, STRONG, Master, will EzsSrrzssSza
leave above on MONDAY, .asss<ss=1SE -Ss~F
March the lst, at O'Clock, p M For freight OF pas
sage apply 10
fcb26-td A HAMILTON, Agent.
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llrm advertisements.

Spring and Summer Goods.
T AM now receiving my Stock OF SPRING AND
i SIMMER GOODS, TO which invite the attention
of my customers and the public generally.
SAM. rtFErT.
feb27-lm BGNU&A 81 College 81
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Fine shirts.


ltrE aro ins tAwFeoeeburg Bad Seses a pAs
w N gayusat d al soesaals dae ~ saa for aay
aKtcie ~ have IoF sais.
fse@s-n WI eoRroS co.
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$40 HcWard.

nNF GRAY aud one Ssrrc Horse were n
j turned ont 81 &. 4 u Martins stable f1kaA
o. 20 to water on Wednesday evening, siid XII
nothing has been heard 81 them sincc. Twenty Ihl
lars He ~Fi viii b. given u any rstsrning tiism
% ]. A MCCALL
fcbss-u
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For Louisville and Cincinnati.

TINE regular passenger and G1rl
i freight steamer PRINCES, zSzZESgsasza
AIKEN, Master will leave for the szz<sEzS
above and all intermediate ports, THIS DAY, Febru
AIRY 2Tth at u NJ. For freight or passage apply on
board or TO A. HAMILTON,
feb27-lt Agent
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DR.. LlVIyCSTGNE'S GREAT WORK on AFRICA.

DIR. LlVIyGSTGNE'S GREAT WORK on AFRICA.
The Great Discoveries of the Age
DIR. LIVINGSTONE,S JOURNALS.
Just ready, with Two Maps by ArroWsmith; por-
trait on steel and SO superb illustrations, volume,
Price 50 So
Missionary Travels and Researches IN South Ant
ca, including sketch Of Sixteen Years Residence IA
tho interior of Africa and Journey from the Cape of
Good Hope % Loando, ibe West Coast; thence
the continent, down the river Iambesi 10 aTo
Eastern Ocean. by DAVID LIVINGSTON IL D.. D.
{. l. just received by p. HAGAN,
feb5-u Market Street
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O( yArsns paill afEaEsrd u ee = thg nert qasl-
- aisi a oiE.rcut slzcs- niotisLt Lve teolhs
sssxea xheh have never besn exoeiicd, Tor eitlscr
r-ess-a MCKENZIE a WILSON.
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NEW UOON =

GERyAsE SKINNER; or, Penny Wise and Pound
Foiish, by TuEoDoRK Hook
cousin WILLIAM; Tale ef EashioaabIc Lifs, ny
r0oDoTH Hoos.
YOUNG AMERICA IN WALL STREET, by GEo. y.
Trace.
DARKNESS IN TIE FIOwERY LAND; or, Popsiay
Separations az North CLfna.
HISTORY OF PETER THE GREAT, GAR OF RUS
sIA.
PLACE TOR EVERYTHING AMP EVERYTHING
~ TTS PLACE
NOnERN RETORa Examined; ar, aas Union n as
.yorrk afsaf NotdA-
ROMANTIC PASSAGES N SOUTH wEsIERN HIS
TORY
SONGS AND Poems OF THE SOUTH by A. n.
NSox.
Receved and for sale by
lybil--tf CHARLES W SMITH
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Fer Memphis and New Orleans.

TINHE splendid passenger and 4 G-n =
L freight packet NASHVILLE, Fssef Zr.szas>sa
BEILSNYDEE Master, VIII icaye r=zSrA
for the abcye and all intermediate ports, SATl RDAN,
February 9th, 10 oclu"k. 4. NJ FUr freight or
passage apply ON board, or 20
fcbZC-at 4. HAMILTON, Agent.
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For Rent.

n eegsaisasy laeased- Apgay =
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Coal Cooking Stoves.

WE have just received from Cincinnati a supply Of
w Coat COOKING STuSHz, which can be rccomnen-
DEF a \ nr~t rate article Also, Coat RANotS SISGLS
sND noyuS OvESs, ehe4Pfor Cs-h.
WILLIAM STEWART.
fgba2-ind IL Market street.
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Coal Cooking stoves,

lNTE have iukt r~eived supply q the eest pat
w tcras q Loutvfiie and Csicisazu CUAL RA>ti-
= ~hsh cosk <ath tl- smallest quAnfayd coal ana
4 n ,..ltir l4s.x.- lsrar
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Land Plaster.

WE wll regeiVe per STEAMER AasAssiie i56 barrels
w q FhssteT - Parts IT, well knnNn efficacy h
pToinutlse TIE ErIsfh ~ wb-af ant clover, nskcs
IN ,uahie D. FaTul.fs. TIE Increased yield from
may De- ssfry 81 dOSa AZ one ihrd O. one-haf.
for sale - HAilEIs A co,
oeiee Al " II eardon A co,s 10. 20 Narkessl
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49,
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aO MA NANs AGE

Nc a., College Street
TESrs Cali "S4fIr1fkl, DouN-s n :. shses;
VI - Ragli-h IscrI Sho--.
.. o. ( S4fss ssoef eutrA>a H.cu,
i-sse Nssssrtfs-Hi a. scfy 80 TEsc-s b.
fvbs-u JOHN kAdAGE
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NEW DRUG STORE.
DR. " J. wills JSo. n. HooT7R- A.. n. JoSEs.
WELLS, Hooper & co.,

Drugs. Medicines, Chemi-
calls, Paints, varnishes. Oils.
Dye-stuffs, Brushes Of all
kinds, Perfnmery, Fancy ar
ticles, Fine Wines and Ii
quors, Cf5r Medical Purpos-
es.) Fine Cigars and Tobae- /.
co. Scotch and Maccaboy :
Snuffs, &C.. &c, No. q Coda,
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Cnancery Court at Nashville.

feb27-ws, Prs fee 50 Clerk 4 Master
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Geo. W. Kendall, one of tho proprietors OF
the New Orleans Picayune owns large estates
in Texas. Writing to friend in Boston, he
describes his mode of life as follows:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-08
The Weather.

February photographed at nine o'clock
this evening by the E. IL W. line.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY; mer %.
Butfalo-Clear; mer 90.
Cleveland-Clear; mer 22.
Toronto--Cloudy and cold.
Dctroit-Cloudy; mer 10.
Beautifully clear. 90
Quebec--Upper town, mer 8; Lower town
8; clear.
Vincennes-Snowing; mer SIS.
Evansville-Cloudy, with appearance oil
snow; mer 80.
Indianapolis, showing; mer "a.
Toledo-Cloudy; mer 20.
Burlington-Clou1y; mer 80.
notwithstanding; mer Is.
Prairie du Chien-Snowing; mer "a.
Fulton, Ill--Mer "a.
Dubuque-Mer Is.
Cairo--Clear and mild.
Chicago-Light snow; mer "a.
misunderstanding fast; mer "a.
Portage City-Snowing fast; mer %.
Fon du Lae-Mer 90.
Pittsburg-Weather clear; r:er "a.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-08
A Fight on the Floor OF the House.


just before two o'clock this morning, the
House was thrown into a violent excitement,
and fearful scene of confusion. Ii appears
that while Mr.. Grow, of Pennsylvania was
walking down the aisle on the Democratic
side If the Hall, Mr.. Keitt of South Carolina,
a friend approached him and a slight SQUAD
bic ensued. and Keitt struck Grew. The
parties were separated by their friends
They exchanged words IN an excited and
menacing manner when Keitt again dealt
Grow blow. The latter Knocked him down.
Crowds of their respective friends rushed to
the rescue; the various members on each side
engaged in the fight. In the area fronting
the clerks desk, Washburne of Illinois was
conspicuous among the Republicans dealing
heavy blows. The Speaker loudly called for
order, and called on the Sergeant at Arms
to interfere. That fuuctionary carrying his
mace of Office, together with his assistants
proceeded TO the scene, and crowded into the
thickest of the fight, in which, at least a
dozen members were engaged. Some min
utes elapsed before the truly fearful contest
was quieted. The members having reluct-
antly returned to their seats, there was
dead calm in comparison with the scene just
enacted.
Quitman moved that they now adjourn
aud take the question of reference Of the
Message of the President on Kansas affairs
on Monday.
Emphatic and general responses we've made
from the Republican side, of No! No! Con-
fusioa here broke out afresh, when the
Speaker said he would direct the Sergeant at
Arms TO put under arrest those who dsre-
garded the dignity of the House.
Campbell of Ohio said he foresaw disa-
greeable feelings would result from the ex-
citing questions connected with Kansas.
lie was called to order by Mr.. Barksdale
Campbell said he wished the gentleman
from Mississippi to know that there was
present member of Congress who was wit
ness to the difficulty in the House, between
Grow and Keitt who gives the following
particulars:
Grow objected to Quitman making any re-
marks.
keitt said-"lf you are going into the sub
ject, return to your own side of the House.
Grow responded that this was free Hall
AID every man had right to be where h
pleases.
Keitt came up to Grow and said he wanteC
to know what he meant by such an answe
as that.
Grow replied that he meant Just what h,
said-that this was free Hall, and that
man has a right to be where he p,eases.
Keitt, taking Grow by the throat, said: 81
will show you. You know you are damne,
Black Republican puppy"
Grow knocked his hand up, saying, /"
shall occupy such place in the Hall as
please, and no Niger driver can crack hi
whip over mo-"
keitt then again grabbed Grow by tn
throat, and Grow knocked him down.
The fight took place ut twenty minutes Z
two O'Clock this morning.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-08
AN ORDINANCE.

To require fines and for Breaches OF the ordnan
ces Of the City, to be satisfied by labor. IL not paid
or replevied. - .
SEcTIoS /. BE Il ordained by the Common. Council
Of the City OF Evansville, That whenever any person
shall he adiudged to ray any line for breach OF any
ordinance of said city, and shall for twenty -four hours
after the judgment shall have been rendered against
him, fail to pay such fine with all the costs sdudged
against him, il shall be the duty OF the Mayor OF the
city and require such person TO labor on the
streets, other pnbiic works Improvements OF the
city, day for every sixty Goo cents OF such hne
and costs until the shall be fully satisfied. Eight
TO ten hours To const.tu e day.
SECTION .. Such labor may be done under the i'm
mediate supervision of the Mayor, he may direct IL
10 be done under the direction OF the Street Comms
sioner aud in either il shall he lawful for the
Mayor Street Commissioner to require the party
convicted to labor with ball and chain attached IN his
leg ANGLE in such manner as To prevent his escape,
and said Mayor Street Commissioner may such
reasonable corporal punishment as may be necessary
10 compel any person convicted aforesaid to perea
| the required labor. Z,
SECTION g. This ordinance shall be in force rom
and after its publication. -...t
Approved January 10th, ISIS: a.
Attest: JOHN HEWSON- Mayor.
| NELL III. WALKER, Clerk. janis
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-08
Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 6-P
Provision market excited, 100000 lbs
bulk meat sold at So for shoulders and sides;
and 800 hhds bacon sides at 81 and s2s9
So. Not much done in pork. Mess held a.
sl4. Whisky buoyant. Molasses excited
and advanced to 35@25c. Sugar firm at 81
ceipts 500. Clover Seed So 50d5 60. Flour
quiet ut 81 IS fer superfne. Wheat firm at
75dsOc for red, and s6@90 for white. Corn
S3c. Oats 33@34. Barley 5S@6O. Good
roll butter lac.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-08
Philadelphia Market.

Breadstuffs have undergone no change to-
day. but for flour there is more inquiry, with
sales of 1000 bbls at 81 80 for super6ne. and
81 rs for extra family. Small sales of Rye
-four at S.. Corn meal at 81 S4. Wheat is
dull, and sells slowly at sl@l 10 for ordina-
~, and good red; and 81 20@l 80 for white.
Rye in better demand at zoe. Corn meets a
fair inquiry, and 10000 bushels sold. yell
low sold at SIC from store, and 5Sc afoak
Oats selling slowly at SAC. Coffee held very
firm, and 5000 bags Rio sold at 9sllOA.
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The RIVER at this point is about at stan,

The RIVER ut this poiat is about at stand.
The packet j. III. Done will leave to-day for
Cairo and all way points.
The Swallow, while descending the Wabash
on Friday night, with a full cargo for New
Orleans, struck rock On the Grand Chain.
and shipped two feet water.
The following boats will be down to-day:
Fulton City, for st. Louis; Nick Thomas and
Tecumseh, for New Orleans.
The II. ID. Newcomb leaves Louisville to-
day, and the Fanny Bullitt tomorrow for
the South.
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THE RIVER.
Arrivals and Departures.
Frem P. G. O'Riley & Co.'S Resi,tsr.l

FEBRUARY :.
Bracelet, Green River to Louisville.
Glendale, from Memphis to Cincinnati.
Lehigh, st. Louis to Pittsburgh.
Memphis, Memphis to Cincinnati.
Princess, Cincinnati to Nashville.
Ne ropolis. Pittshurghto New Orleans.
r. VI. Runyan, Cincinnati to New Orleans.
Woodford, Louisville to New Orleans.
City Of Cairo, Wabash to Evansville.
Kate Sarchet, Wabash to Evansville.
Pacific, New Orleans to Louisville.
j. III. Done, Cairo to Evansville.
Time, Louisville 10 Tennessee river.
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New York Market.

NEw YORK, Feb G-PM
Flour; 5000 bbls sold at 81 SOFAS for State,
an advance of ten cents. Wheat has an adj
vancing tendency, quoted at 81 l5Cdl %; 81
25@1 80 for white. Corn advanced, $4,000
bushels sold at an advance of &c. Whisky
closed firm at 2lA. Pork and lard heavy.
Stocks firm, but irregular. Virginia 6's
9lA. Missouri SIS So.