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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-29

Our stock cons s,s Of
LADIES LAsliNG nEEL AND NO HEEL CATERS
ooNGRIss CALLERS.
ruMrs AND wsLr BUsKINs.
MISSES HEELtD BOOTS AND CATERS
,NGsEas LAST AND hIO DAIrERS-
CHILDREN's KID AND ooAt wELr BO rs
KIO AID MORo co PUMP d ocS
GENTS sUPEkloR QUILTED CALF STITCHED BOOTS.
silfCuED Z"
pump "
:. sTIrcHAD CALF WATERPROOF :.
E" STITCHED c ALP CONGRESS CATERS.
tALs OK rIss sxwsu PEGGED. all s,yls.A
GUN
sEHEO AND PEGGEDcA rIEsE
BOYS cALFsewLD And PEelEV DOOrS.
CoN6kEaS 6AIrEkS.
OK TlEs.
klPHEAV1 Dors-
YOUTHS cALy AND Alp saodASsA
u OK rILs.
CALF ANI hip bOors.
Heavy BrosARs for riAH Aoa All sises. frone TO
Boys hs.sy srosAas, i-rs. AssOrtGsa'.
neaSy Mad Boot., from 20 Is, all styles.
sHgv Aad VARIED Assortsenso of AeAvy Wool Hats oT
PisntAIou use.
~ al ai.Ays have on hAnd good Asort sat Of rranks
lrou the Asapssg up ne neAsy Sol- Lsa1AsT.
sols LS~thsr AID fios Kin eoanst bSxss-
sois LsAss. es sAia and sass sam NAiises al sEes
VIicss and styes-
ia aw0rd, have sgery variety Of goOis foana In
BoO9 sRss store Of bssl a.ny ana ls-sss
Frtse. bkADsaAn RIrLAND.
NScoo-u No. 20. l. Hi0n street..
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Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronchitis.

wKsr MANCHESTER, Pa, Feb. 4, 1886.
SIR; Your CHERRY PECroRAL is performing marvellous
in this section II has relieved several from alarm
ing symptoms OF consumption, and IS curing a
laboTed under affection Of the the
forty years. HENRY l.. Parks, Merchant
A. A. RAMSEY, NJ. D.. ALBIoS, Monroe county, Iowa,
writes, Sept g. 1855: "Durng prsc ice OF
found nothing equal TO CHERRY PEcToRAL for
ri and relief consampuye patients, curing
such curable."
C0nsum ption.
Probably no one remedy has been known which
and such dangerous this Some
human aid reach but those the CHERRY PEcro
KAL affords relief and con fort.
AsrJK HoUsk, NKw YoRk CrrY, March s, 1856.
rocroR ArSH, LowHsL fee IL a duty and pleasure
CHsRRT PEcroRAL has done my
wife. She had been Ave months laboring under the
xerous symptoms Of Consumption, fr0m which aid
Ing strong Of this city, where have for
advice tTi4l OF your medicine. We bless
his kindness do your Skll for she has recovered
She Is yet sFong she used
bat Is free IRON her cough, and calls herself we'll
oRLsNDo SHELBY,
Of shelbyvIlie.
CoHsHmptiUes do not despair TIL you have tried Arms
CHkAsI IL is made Dy Of the best medical
chemists The orh, aad It's ali around bespeAk
the hish merits Of ia sirtass-lA1Ld. Ledger.
PREPARED By DR. J. C. AYER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mas.
And sold wholesale by
BEARI DEMosILLE, Nashville.
10 g. BRowS aad all dr. aggists In this city.
Ericsson a hA~ hlNs, colanbiA.
r4OMAs q BRO. Clarksvl.e.
r. ID. DEERG, Sheiby vile.
SCHELL a BLACkMOkE, GAiiatin
And all dealersin Ee dlcine everywhere.
DAN. PACKARD,
oett.-tn. Advertising Agent.
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The Excelsior Corn and Cob Mil.

rTAs 3zas sse-issd hlxhsss preri.u N III .r..t
IL halisnal Leaissis ani .lss al sAs Aia <sss
ulasnAst ssss sAs Lsss 6iAai ss.r saa hsxis
Mia
s sa.pssa srashisx Cora ana Coo, ave. oas 4e..
sne scx srlnalax fsr faniy ass asilsriss
la srletnE sarf@ess Be rsass ssd "a oost 81
thrss ssaz east e,bsF psTtsas
ef the Miz- 4
farulzhc1 conpset> - pairs ef srinfinr rinrs
1ny aelisss- frAs- - gssss
Auk- J. c. BALDWIN 90.
ocfI-11sss3E. cclt~xr
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PRICES oF LEATHER BELTING- oAR- TANNED.
BRkCG,s kRIlC LlaslMENT.

EnECC = f1ts ~ kiE2sBiANbs
>HIs great specific, which triumph in the progres
medical science the nineteenth century, IS no
presented public free from pain, suffering ana dls
ease. discovered is it now prepared 70
tho possessed OF sound health and robust constitution
but for a large class who are suffering pain.
Have you the VeurGigiai
Have you the Ear or Io1LS Ashs si.. all,
You rid yourself entirely OF these dist essng eVi
by the use Of Braggs Arctic l. Lniment.
Are you afflicted with Od S0reS!
Are you SUFFERING from severe Br7tases'
of Arctic LniHnent will suFelyg give relief
Pheura atisu isa dreadful complaint.
Scy-0tilLd is a loath ore disease.
Arctic Lninen that it will almost Instantly cure acute
and chronic Rheumatism, and remoye ssro,nla.
Mhy will you suffer with Scu'Segl
Why will YOU suffer with thn Pttes
Why will you submit to CtiLbtdintsf
When by using the Arctic Lniment you may ind per-
Tbare are in this world thousands and
who year after suffering with one or rore OF
manr diseases with which humanity is afflicted Ln dis
pairing and nigh unto the grave Wounds 6raise burns
scad head ch bians piles corns, warts bites OF
eyes, tooth ache ache, neuralgia sore throat
in the breast sore lips stiffness joints
rheumatism gout, &C.. have fastened them, and the
such. Or. Bragg's Arctic Lininent comes as sure
and speedy remedy, it is balm for every wound and II
tues rejoc freedom from pain and suffering
FAIRNESS HORSE RAIsERs.
DR. Rragg's Arctic Lnment is also sovereign remedy
for the various diseases with which horses afflicted
during alarm of bruises spralns spring
halt wounds, scratches sweeney spawn, tahg ne, org
any person owning valuable horses should be without it,
ITS PREPARATIOs.
The ingredients OF the Arctic LLemenI are OF the most
costly kind while the is beto we'd upon com
pounding them by one the members OF The com any
Who maIes personal examn of every bottle. put
no FAMILY SHOULD WITHOUT IT.
of accident it wise to have RENE dy al hand
to apply Instantly. Many lives thereby saved, when
left the plod ing time of medical Prac tloner must
have been The Arctic Lniment is the best specnc
as upon the parts affected instantly 20
1t is put up 25c o: and 81 bottles. The oOc and
81 bott contain so aud 1tO more Linment than
the 25c bottles, and much cheaper.
Every person buying a s. bottle OF bhAoos ARCTIC
LrsMEsr be furnished at DIR. Bragg's expense, with
Ensrsons United Journal published in New York
for year filling the certificate arounI each Doll
lar bottle and sending J. NJ. EMERSON Co., 81
BRAGG BURROWES.
Sole Propretors, ST. Louis, Mo.
w W Berry 4 Demoyilie Wholesale Agents and by
G. w. Hendershott, A. Ii. Roscoe, and }. Stretch.
oct. l.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-29

MEzPHis, Jan IL 1857
Mr. Bennett, Ia done small roofing for
me In his peculiar way, With Cotton stud, coated with
preparation the basis OF which appears be Coal
Is edecual and light roof and appears
considerable durability from the preserVaVe qualities
the composition which penerates the cloth and protects
from the influence OF air and The Composition
does not iquy and from effects Of the
In summer does it harden and crack from the
influence in the cold Of winter.
Oct9--ly A. p merrill
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Groceries, Groceries,

JUST RECEIVED AND IN STORE.
TX hhds La. sugar fair to 10cases Salmon,
~ choice, IS :. Fresh Cove Oysters.
2s5 bags Rio Coffee, 25 Z" Sardines,
lf5 bbls La Molasses, IS boxes Champagne Cider,
20 " n. Y. Syrup, OTIS pts
leo IS Ii and h Sugars, So boxes Cod Fish,
SEQ packages Raisns, rs bbs Walkers Xxx Ale,
100 boxes Layers 500 boxes star Candles
100 kits Nos i MackereI Tenn. whisky
81 bDls Nos. "a SO chests Imperial Tea,
10 tierces IRE Figs, rs bags Texas Pecans.
IS pockets Java eofee, &C., &C., &c.
Which viii sell to tn trade low for CASH
LANIER, PHILLIPS co.
Dec5-h. No. 30, Market street.
PAuLDIse ANDERSON, cHuncH AxDEEIos,
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From g. NJ. PETTINGILL cos ADVERTISING AGESCf
119Nassau Street, NEW YORK,
And No. 1OState street, Bosros
are Agents for the most influential and largest
ircuating both in the United
the Canadas.
AGENTS WANTED,
ITO sell Goods manufacturing house In tsis city
i saIary from s1Co to 3150Ter month add exTenses.
On receipt Of 40, will forward SInples by Express
with Instructions or, address enclosing p o. Stamps nf
particulaxs c. y. ORVIS,
Real Estate and Stock Broker,
No. 90, Elm ST.. Cine inpati. hao:
June 1-1yd. Post once oo@ %'''
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COal!! COal!!!

l'HE eitiEens OF Nashville have oppOrtaEty q
Il pIoytalbg thenssises 9Th i-il saPpy OF aSOl
sOAL for tes winsr by application The
~ }. A. nA" AIMS, A. tas EtIa GoAl saes
and Chattanooga a4iHead DeFOt.
sss4s-L .. H.aARrIs Agent.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
MANSON M. BRlEN & M. Nj. BRleN JR.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

Cnee, No. 81 side VI Cherry sI Coopers Budias
formerly occupied b. Id. kwisg.
HAVE taken IN co-partnsrshp my son, al. 81 bklkk In
the practice of Law "a ali Csgrts of davidson eoen
y One or both can generally be found IN the on.ce.
Prompt and especial attention aways given securing
ana collecting ali claims money Nhen col.
leeted.l
Ihave been constantly Andrsguary eng4gedIn my pro-
fession IL The Mountain DisIr snI Sears
and wheohunae 10 Atsend 20 securing and collecting ali
claims INT listed 10 ny care a. The eosnliss of
DekAlb, White sntress, Oysrlon, Putnam ana
have general acquaintance sIIh Ihe nercAaat. a.,
business nc q those
The Merchants oil Nashville, and Of other places might
nnd it 10 their interest confer rel ton thsr
TO.
refer to any and all persons who knos me, for m
ability and pronpI attention TO business.
aArchlI-ly MANSON NJ BkIEA
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IL AS ss eaes iron DO. ~ clssIy slrss,, 10
~ go. 20 SsdAT safssa- laiyAc
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-29

MEMPHIS, TENN, Jan. u, 1857.
To TIE PuIIIo.-W. 8. Bennett, made application TO
last summer to buildings with Vests GaIvanic
Cement Il being thing, thought would il;
hadit applied to Blacksmith Shop, and Engine House
attached to the 70 Indry They have proved ali required
Of water proof roo having wthtood of the great
est storms and giving good satisfaction Wecan only
add try 1t and you viii be satisfied.
CURTIS KNAPP, Iron Founders.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-29

AR. MORLEY Eso, of UTICA, N. Y, writes: 81 have
used YOUR PEoroRAL myself ard in my fsmiy ever since
you Invented it, believe IL the best medicine for ts
purpose ever put out With bad cold sho1Id sooner
pay twenty dollars for bottle than do without it, or
take any ether remedy"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-29
Hats and Caps for Men, Boys and Chill
dren,
LEATHER BELTING.

5000 poGs. %ds hand an Of al ss ss S%
Leather all Of which invite the attention Of all planters
and maclinst to the above ces, which will be
the best for cash. No SO and o9 of Broad
way and College street.
Nov.7, b. Il. CUTTER.
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Es
P. & C. ANDERSON,
wholesalesGrocers, Produce and Commission
Nj Err CHI A N II S.
AEDsDEALESs IN
Brandies, Wines, Whisky, &C.,


Dealers i'm bacon, Lard. ard Country
Produce, of every description,
Nos. 45 and At College Street,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
WE have now In store and offer for sale cheap, the
w following choice and select articles:
5000 sacks hne Salt; zoe bags ck Tee;
1000 coarse 90. 30 hds Soe.r. from due to
900 kegs Nails, assorted; choice;
900 bags Cotton Yarns 100 dozen painted Buckets;
sorted: 50 do Cedar do;
500 hbls Rectihed Whisky; rs nests Tubs;
80 :" Rye do; 300 DemIohns, assorted;
% /" Bourbon do; IS bbs Loaf Crushed and
so Monongahela do; Powdered sugar:
rs Sweet wine BOO reams Wrapping Paper
10 y pipes tine Brandies; assorted sizes;
23 bols Gin; 200 boxes Glassware,
is Rum; sorted;
10t 600 Cigars, assortedi 50dozen Washboards;
SOOteO G ID Caps; bags Spice;
30 bxs Tobacco, assorted; 10 Pepper;
ESQ Prescot's soap; 20 Z" Ginger: a..-
200 bags Shot, assorted; loo casks English Soda:
o,OO0 lbs Bar Lead; bbls Birthstone;
bbis Backing; Alum:
1G Matches; 2 casks Madder:
Ceroons Indigo,
Ind every other article in the Grocery line which are
offered at extremely low prices.
P. c. ANDERSON.
Octl7. Nos As and Al College Street.
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suPEEHTEEDESr's OFFICE, MEMPHIS A ONO R. r. \
MEMPHIS Tenn Feb 10, 1851.
Mr. BENNETT Dear sr:-our company having been
troubled very much with leaky cars, put your
Patent Paint upon them, and far my knowledge
tends. can cheerfuy recommend 1t to who wish
dry roof Of any sort Yours, &c.,
II. COFFIN, superintendent.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

Prom yIscHER OWEN CO., GenI Advertising House.
ApPLErox' BuILDIss a46 Broadway, New York.
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Group, Hopping Cough. Influenza.

sPsINGFIkLD, Miss Feb. Z 1856.
RRoruxR will cheerfully certify PEcroRAL
the best remedy possess for the Fhoopin0
Cou0h, Group, and the chest diseases Of children
your fraternity in the South appreciate your sk
comme nd our medicine to oar peop!e.
HIRAM CONKLIN, NJ. d.
AMOS LEE, Fso MONTEREY, IA, writes, 81 JAN, 1856
al had tedious lLhuet which condne in doors six
took med eines without relief snAlly tried
Your PsCroRAL BY the advice of The
doss relieved the in throat and lungs less
thEn half the bottle m de me completely well. Your
edcines the chespest well the best bu
and you, Doctor and your remedies the poor
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency OF JAMES z.
DUDDERIDGE, No. Il secondstreet, ST. LOUIS, No.
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MEMPHIS, TkSs Dec. sth, 1869
To WHOM NAY CoscERs.-This Is certify that w. 8.
Bennett covered two roof for last spring, with
position called Vests Patent Galvanic Cenen; OF
the deck, he other old shngIe roof which
giving perfect satisfaction He repaired
window, which leaked badly, and had bafed the skin
Of Carpenters 10 present its leaking. which he succeeded
in mailing perfectly tight DO most eheerfnily
mend his OF roofing TO the public, for all roofing
purposes, Rnd believe to be hxtnre against
fire and water. ID. CoCKRELL,
Propretor Comme rcial Hotel.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-29

MEsPHIs, March 2, 1851.
w. e. Bennett, Fso-Dear Sir.-1he facts within our
knowledge OF the durability, &C. Of Vests Galvanic Ce
ment; these: The building you covered for last
SPRING am happy to state
We therefore recommend it the public for
ing purposes as light cheap, dre and proof roof
Ii does not get soft and om the Effects Of the heat
the does 1t harden from the effects
the cold Any persons wishing TO know Of this
tice, can call at mandatory.
N. g. BRUCE 4 CO.
Carriags Manufactory. Monroe ST., Memphis. Tenn.
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ESGNEER's AND GKS'L sUP'1s OFFICE MEMPHIS & CHARLES
RAmkoAD.
MEMPHIS, June 26, 1857.
To WHOM IT MAY CoScERs.-This certify that the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company have pur-
chased of W. Bennett the right prepare upon
their Depots Buildings Cars, 4c &C., Vests Gayanic
patent hre and water proof Roofing aad believe
1t TO be an economical and durable covering, having
ready had it in use for eight months.
SAM. TATE, President
y. c. ARMS, GENT supt.
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OFFICE MISS. CENTRAL TENN r. r. Co.
BOLIVAR, TENN, Oct. !. 1851. (
This win certify that the NJ u T. B. r. Co. have pur-
chased OF Mr. W. s. Bennett, the right to their
Cars Bridges, Buildings, &C. &C. Vests Galvanc
Having it used nd tested, have hesitation
commanding it to be the and cheapest covering
IN use. z. p. NEELY, President,
M. @. 7. Z. r. Co q
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-14
September Goth, 1854.
To the pnhIlc

pa~ The Ladies' Equestrian Convention
on the Union Course, Long Island, last week,
did not come up to the expectation of its
projectors. Twenty-three ladies entered for
the prizes, but it was so late before the pre-
liminaries were arranged, that the principal
part of the programme was abandoned, and
there was no display OF female equestrian
ism except what was afforded by smart
trot, and some fearless management of i'll
broken, FESTIVE horses by these fair riders
The prizes awarded were $500 piano to
Mrs. Lawrence, of New York. A set ei
$500 silver ware to Miss Lizzie Shultz, oil
Red Hook, n. Y. An enamelled gold watch
worth $3.50 to Miss NJ. b. Smith, New York
city, and 500 side saddle to Miss Morey
of Troy,N. Y.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-14

THE CANDIDATES AT VIScENSEs.-Judge
Ni5lack sustained most notifying defeat
before his own neighbors in the discussion
between himselfand Judge Hovey at Vim
cennes. We have several accounts of il from
correspondents and friends who witnessed
it; all of whom agree that it was the most
signal and inglorious overthrow the defender
of Lecomptouism has yet encountered To
be borne down and trampelled upon before
his own friends and household, was cruel
fate for a champion. To relieve, in some
degree, his chagrin and modification, an
injudicious friend, at the close of the debate,
proposed hurrah for Niolack, " the re-
spouse of two or three weak voices in vast
crowd told that even his partizans were
dumb-founded at his unexpected fall. And
then the answering shouts for Hovey pro-
claimed in louder and palmer tones the COM
plete triumph Of his opponent. The Vim
cennes Gazette says:
AT the close of the speaking, some thought
less Lecomptonite proposed three cheers for
Niblack and led of himself, but no voice in
all the crowd Joined him. Niblack's effort
fell like wet blanket upon the people.
But when three cheers were proposed for
HOvey they were given with will indeed.
The voices of the jubilant people made the
old court house ring with JOY at the triumph
of the champion of popular rights. 1t was
glorious victory, and told conclusively with
whom the sympathies Of the people were.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-14

la There has been a reduction of nearly
four million dollars, in the taxable property
Of the city of Providence, r. L., since last
year. The decline is attributed TO losses by
the panic and the consequent suspension of
trade. The whole tax levied is eighty -four
cents on the 500, about which there is most
doleful complaints among the tax payers
To cure the grumblers, send them aud their
property out TO our Western cities, where
we "pile on" two and three per cent, and
pay it without wry face.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-14

"HEADs OFF. Col. John S. Hacker, a
Democrat of thirty years standing, and a
leader of the party in Southern Illinois, and
who was Representative and Senator in
the Legislature of this State for a number
of years, has had his head taken off as sur
veyor of the port at Cairo, by President
Buchanan, and his place filled by Levi L..
Lightner, an old line wing, and supporter of
the present administration. 1t is unnecces-
sary to add that the cause of this removal
was his support Ex-senator Douglas.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-14

HoRRIBLE.-Mr. Fremont, of New Orleans
last week had reason to believe that Sally, a
negress, fired his house. He had her arrest
ed, but she was discharged. Two days af-
forwards his house was again set on fire, and
circumstances fastening the crime on her,
she was again arrested. On the return of
Mr. Fremont, what was his horror to find
his child, a boy about FIVE years old, miss
ing, and after a long search, TO discover him
drowned in a well! He is concluded, from
all the circumstances, to have been thrown
down by the negress.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-14

Ea~ Regardless Of honor aud truth as our
contemporary Of this city is in the pursuit of
political end, he never committed so shame
less violation of both, as in re-publishing
the old refuted falsehood that Judge Hovey
was once opposed TO giving the right of suf-
frage TO poor men, who could not read, and
requiring a residence of 20 years from for
eisners before giving them the rights of cit
izenship. The first propagation of the SLAM
der might have had some reason to believe it
true, and his offence was quite venial COM
pared with the iniquity of the man, who
had once himself refuted it, and stamped it
as base falsehood, but afterwards repro
duces it, and publishes it as true. He affix-
es to his own forehead his own brand of an
infamous Gbeller. We are indebted to the
Rockport Democrat for copy of Judge
Hovey's card and the remarks of the En-
quirer for publishing it, Sept. &c, 1854. The
Enquirer said:
The card of Judge Hovey refutes. for the
| fourth time, the statements contained in a
slanderous handbill, GOT up by the Know
Nothings 10 injure him. since the time at
which the charges are laid, Judge Hovey
has been twice honored by The people. He
was elected since, lS45 to the Convention.
by the people Of Posey county. They did
not. therefore. believe the SANDERS which
are now set afost against him, nor will
they believe them now. The Judge has
4 l.. a fv.--
seat on the bench since that time. II is n
deep disgrace 10 any man, or set of men, 10
food the country with handbills utterly
false and disgraceful. Let no man believe
any thing to the injury of the Democratic
nominees, which anonymous scoundrels cir
culate.
If it were deep disgrace to any man, OF
set of men, to flood the country with hand
bills utterly false and disgraceful," at a time
when there might be some doubt about the
truth, what epithets can be used to charac.
terize the conduct of the man who has cir.
circulated them afresh, after he himself had
proven and pronounced them UNANIMOUSLY
false In shameless hartlihocd the act has
no parallel i'm political controversies. The
following is Judge Hovey's card, refuting
the charge which was introduced by the
above remarks of the Enquirer.
TO THE PEOPLE OF INDIANA
( Through the kindness of friend, have
just received hand bill printed in English
aud German which suppose is in secret cir
culation throughout the State. No one pre-
tends to be its author, and even the press
that printed it, is to me unknown. I have
reason to believe, however, that it first
made its appearance il the city ofEvansville.
II charges me with having entertained opin-
ious IN 1915 IN opposition to poor men and
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-14

FEDERAL Law IN UTAH.-The power to
enforce federal law in Utah has been tested
by q case of habeas corpus before: Judge
Eckle', brought by an Englishman to recover
his daughter, who had been carried to Great
Salt Lake City by her mother in 1885, and
was then in the family of Mormon elder.
The father was successful in his suit, and
the girl was delivered up to the United
States Marshal, to be returned to the father.
The father has encountered great difficulty
in re saining possession of his child tho
mother opposing his claim in every possible
way, and having changed her name and
and secreted her for a long time in order to
battle pursuit. With an impartial tribunal
to which disaffected and oppressed Mormons
can at.ali times appeal, and military force
sufficient TO oyerawe all opposition TO its
decisions, the priestiy hierarchy will be
PoweE!ess to Cypress the people.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-14

CHISA.-The most interesting paragraph
in the recent foreign news, was that an
nouncing that the treaty with America and
Russia had been concluded before that with
England and France. The Americans arc
understood to have obtained concession
permitting an annual visit to Pekin. The
sum to be paid to France and England by
China is S6,OO0,000 The Chinese au-
thorities in the South ignore the negotiations
in the North of the Empire.