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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-09

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y BYERS, Proprietor. Corner Fi-st and Locus.
streets, Evansville. Ias Ons si1aEe f.oa ste-1a-
bat lsn1n-. mE9-lJ
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-09

W street, Evansville Indiana, Wholesale Deal
srs in Groceries and all kinds Of Produce, Nails,
Glass, White Lime, Cement, Cotton Yarn, White
Lead, Lnseed Oil, &c, SC. Also constantly on
hand full stock of sash, Panel Doors, &c, II all
eiXcs ap2S
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n RS CO., FOR " .z6D-
81 ing and Commission Merchants, No. 30 TchOup-
itoulas street, New Orleans.
SULLIVAN
septl5Gly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-09

ALLEN C. HALLECK, AGExr,
hf Evansville, Ind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-09

kt'h1H- DEL u Osf OAlfO, SOs...nk .
- sion Merchant, No. lafayette street. New Or
leans, for the sae OF butter cheese lard eggs dried
fruits, Flour, Meat and all sorts Of Western Pro-
duces and for the purchase of Groceries, &C. Cash
adya ces made on oonsignments. mal5-ly
4D.s.ns HOUSE, RR.S.DERS0.y,,
III ny, East side Elm, between FIRST and Sec
end streets JAMES c. ADAMS, Proprietcr.-
The Louisville and Shawncetown Stage Ofhces kept
- tne aooVe house aug17
vEf.rSfo.SH HOUSE, H,EsT SIDE
SLA Of the public square, Princeton, Ind ST
1LSOc. rrorrietcr. ssrtI
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-09

Al Wholesale Dealers in Groceries, Forpis-n aud
Domestic Liquors, Importers Of Holland Herrings
prunes, Chocolate &c, Main street, two doors back
5f second, Evansville, Ind. mh27
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HDRESTo.N' 'BROTHERs, WHOLE
II SALE GROCERS, Dealers in Foreign and Do
nestle Liquors, First and Sycamore streets,
Evansyille, Ind. ap3O-ly
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-14
VOL. I[---NO. l75.
BOARD OF TRADE.
Committee of Arbitration for the month Of SEPTEMBER.
HUGH JENKINS
j. HANSON THOMAS, BASIL T. ELDER,
LATIMER HOFFMAN. FREDERICK FICKEY.
3t(onetarp ano commercial 8ebieW.


BALTIMORE, September l3, 1858.
We have to note another very dull day in Stocks, the
aggregate of the transactions again falling short of $40 900
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shows Improvement Of
about since Saturday with sales of $50 shares SIS
cash. 5S % ?5S4 buyer GO days, leaving off at $5S bid
S5SS asked regular way. Northern Central gain fell off
the only sales being 100 shares buyer days, S21T
closed at $2l X hid, $21 q asked cash, lower
previous day In State and City Loans there is nothing
doing but they held firmly at last Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad bonds continue scarce to-day there
sale of $3.50 1855 at S5% with that price offered for
showing change since previous operations There
is much frmness exhibited in Northern Central bonds,
and sales of 81 500 1855 at GS, being the
rate last obtained We also sales of 900 Patapsco
City bonds g. and 600 shares of that Companys stock
S2 seller GO days, the last sale being at $2 cash.
There was also a sale of shares Springfield Mining
Company a S2S buyer GO days, evncng much frmness
Bank stocks show material change, and there are but
few Offering The transactions comprise % shares Frank
lin 11 p and so shares Bank of Commerce at 2I.
AT New York to-day the Stock market heavy and
prices of fancies declined Erie fell off II New York Cen
tral a. Reading 81 Cleveland and Toledo q; Rock Island
l; Michigan southern < and Hudson y
The New York Tribune of to day says:
The market dragS from day to day notwithstanding the
approach of that period of the when speculation is
naturally active the Stock Exchange, and there
evidently for this duneSs which do not appear
upon the surface We have first the strong feeling of
distrust entertained by public in regard railway
securities, which scarcely had time oil, though
perhaps less violent than at the period when the losses
were fresh. This probably the greatest obstacle
viva of business at Stock Misunderstanding it
does, the length and breadth of the whole country
and reaching in its influence England, Germany and
France whence good share of the support which
gave vgor activity the market prior to the revu
sion of last Autumn The withdrawal of such powerful
customers abroad and the Indifference of those at home
vacuum in the market, which grows more pal
pabe as we wait i'll those great stock movements
ordinarily witnessed in time extraordinary money
period when business usually acquires its greatest
volume and activity in the year.
The for Treasury notes is very dull there ap
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According to the Louisville Courier the present
crop of corn throughout Kentucky, Indiana, lIll-
nois and Tennessee will be the largest ever grown.
The planting was rather late, but the summer
has been unusually favorable, causing the crop to
mature rapidly, with no danger OF damage from
early frosts
uorover paper tells the world that the ''silly
ni,tcn against horse flesh" has altogether van
isbSS in Denmark and Northern Germany, and that
in the city of Hanover alone, in the course of
Wbitsunweek, about two thousand pounds of horse
flesh were consumed. The number of horses slaugh-
tered for eating in that city is between two and
three hundred year.
Practical LITERATURE-Mr. Rareys book on
horse tanning which has been sold by the million in
England has been translated into French, and l5,-
600 copies were Immediately Sold This was the
first edition.
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DcMESTJC MARKETS.

SAVANNAH MARKET, Sept 10.-COTToN.-The was
good demand tn day and 296 bales changed hands We
nnote good mddling I2% The following are the par
ticuIars of the days transactions at r. % at l2 %
at 123s 36 at 7-l6 19l at l24 and bales at l27i'
WILMINGTON MARKET Sept. 11-TuRPENTINE.mo
Sales Yesterday of ia bbls and to-day of $50 do at
for Virgin and yellow dip, and SdO for hard per ZSo
lbs. =, -. =
sr1R1Ts-sales yesterday of 800 bbs. at A cts per
gallon.
RosIY-Nothing done in either grade 80
TAP-Sa,es yesterday of 20 bbls. at s17O per Dbl. ,
FLouR-Has declined a shade, and we note sales TINS
morning of 81 bbs State brands at 81 per Dbl for super
and family.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW York Sent lS-Cotton-saes of $500 bales to-
day. Market easier, but prices unchanged Flour Is
heavy-sales of 1900 bbs at Si90G5 for state Mhet
Is depressed-sales of 600 bushels Red prime l20 Gus
White common to fair, l30dl35 cts COrn-sales OF Io
Oo0 bushels mixed at 65d72 cts White so cts. Whskey
closed hrn at AZ cts. Sugar is dull-Muscovado = "a
s1.72 Rice is quiet.
New woRtEtNs, Sept 1l.-cotton unchanged. Sales to-
day 200 bales at l24 cts for mddlng Flour buoyant
at s625. Corn 66 cts Provisions dall Freights-Cot
ton to Liverpool 916d.
C1ScINNATI, Sept 11.-Flour dull at Il sO64 IL =
Wheat dull Whiskey 20H cts Provisions UNCHANGED
CHICAGO Sept 11.-Flour dull Wheat steady at 10 cts
Corn active Sales 10000 bushels at 53k cts Oats dull
sbinments to Butfalo15 600 bushels Shipments
6swego-17 900 bushels Receipts-1,3 300 bbs fou
al OO0 bushels corn, 81 600 bushels wheat.
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ELRES-

The alarm of fire about o'clock Sunday night last
was caused by the burning of a stable Pennsylvania
near Northern Avenue 1t the property Of Mcssrs
Jacob and Frederick Rice Loss not heavy covered by in
surance.
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RICHARDSON s. CO.,
IL. SuIppTNG AND COMMISSION MER CHANTS
No 67 EXCHANGE PLACE,
Baltimore mrl-tf
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ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS
OF THE
BATTLE OF NORTH POINT.
ERAL OBSEQUIES
IN HONOR OF
WELLS AND FT'COMAS.
GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC PARADE.
THE OLD DEFENDERS AT PARADISE HOTEL.

ADDRESSES or HON JOHN C. LEGRAND
AND YOR SWAMI.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

u.
NEW YoRK-Sednler Locust Point
enkos brandy-Robinson Lord do wine-C II.
MyersE Bro: ii do-Fyatt L Stump; 800 do mdse-
sundry persons
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
prypx O8o bhds tobacco, 10 tons bark, IL tons log
wood 500 bbls rosin ,,.
"U'yIpr- 43O hhds tobacco 90 tons bark
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HOUSE.


1eA Having disposed of my entire interest in the
MALTBY HOUSE, l would most cheerfully recommend
my friends and patrons, my successor, Mr. L. o. MALT
BY. who has been my principal assistant at the MALT
BY for several years, gentleman Of pleasing ad
dress and correct department, and well quail
| fed to give them entire satisfaction.
All persons having bills against Fl. NJ SMITH, Maltby
House. will please present them Immediately for payment
| HENRY NJ SMITH.
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a EARYLAND
vi LIGHTNING ROD COMPANY.

lFs LIGHTNING ROD COMPANY.
E. F. LUPT0N'S
IMPROVE PATENT
ENAMELED LIGHTNING CONDOCTOhS,
WITH SCREW INsULAToRs,
Sold Wholesale and Retail at his Desk,
No. 8 MECHANICS EXCHANGE. sun IRON BUILDING,
BALTIMORE. ,
Copper and Enameled Rods constructed on Ships, DWe
ngs and Public Buildings in the safest and best manner
Also for sale, Lightning Rod Points, Glass lnsulaors anu
trimmings, for putting up rods. -,
n Ali ALL ORDERS FROM TOWN OR COUNTRY pI n
REoiED TO HIM, WILL BE PROMPTLY ATTENDED
10. iy27-tf
GREAT SAVING IN GAS.
~ J. Fl. COOPER'S
PAPENT LEVER GAS REGULATOR.
Saves from 10 to 35 Gas and prevents all
blowing and harng of the light
! JACKSON 4 CHANDLER
Agents for the State of Maryland and District of CoIum
| bia at the office of Messrs GRATTAN h EVANS Gas
Filters and Plumbers No North street. jarvis building
P. s. Certificates can be had at the Office. mystf
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MALTRY HOUSE-FARE REDUCED!

MAITBY HOUSE-FARE REDUCED!
! THE UNDERSIGNED, having taken the MALTBf
u0ISE in Baltimore on Pratt street. Light and
Charles, recently occupied by H. NJ. SMITH, Esq; has
made extensive alterations and improvements RENTED ana
reunshed the same and reduced the rates of Boarding
continuance Of the liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed respectfully solicited No eXertons or expense
will he omitted sustain the earned reputation of the
"MALTBY.7
Terms per day, 81. so Per week, as per agreement
| au23-dlm IL. L. MALlb1.
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7 A. DUSHANE,
- COMMISSION PAPER DEALER,
No 40 s. CHARLES STREET, NEAR LONBARD,
BALTIMORE, MD,
Has inst received and now sale large and well
assorted stock of Writing Printing, Book and wrapping
Papers: Binders Trunk Straw Bonnet Boards nc iav
ing been appointed agent by Ihaddeus paVius w; w u
the sale of their unrivalled Mucage Ink Sealing Wax
Black Sand &C. he is prepared to furnish them at the
manufacturers prices. Attention is respectfully soceu
his stock generally Paper OF every description
to order at short notice. au2l-tI
A GENCY OF THE HAZARD POW
ADER CO.-The undersigned having a large and com
pete assortment of sporting shipping mining and oiast
ing POWDER in their magazine, prepared to execute
ali orders for this Justly celebrated Powder at manuiac-
turer's prices. D. j. FOLEY bho, ASents,
ap16-dtf % South sutet
DIE RACKS.-By using which SIX pies
can be put away and occupy no more space than one
for sale at the housekeeping warerooms OF
''i '' CORTLAN 4 CO.,
or1n No GIG Baltimore st
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of hostile PAGES
Old defenders honored and honorable 'appellaou de-
tenders of hearsones and aars defenders OF ingenious
youth and age defenders of rising city wealth
and prosperity defenders Countrys cause and Coun
trv's honor tell me- does that gladsome shout which
swellpd from your nmOst souls, broke from your lips
ood iob above the war and the carnage of the battle
coursed the eagle wings of day from the Orent the
dropping West still ring in your ears and fire your blood
as that eventual day. forty four years when free
doms consecraed banner by hands upheld and by
your yalOr defended waved victorious IN the beams OF IT'S
setting Veterans, but midst the string music of all
those glorious recolectons that alutes in the
ing light Of each anniversary OF the battle OF North Point
comes there strain Of paintive sadness to greet the
and sorrow the heart it recurs? Iou brothers of the
bood-stained field! meet brothers with kindly greeting
and warm embrace but alas too the heavng breast
the faering voice, and the tcardim'd eye, tell the
story Of thinned ranks and broken band. The marble
shaft around whose base You this morning marched with
haowed feelings has craven upon it the of your
brave Commanders who noby died the carnage
cd field in the holy of their country. The silent
grave yards the private burial places and the beautiful
cemeteries in and around proud city are conSecate
by sacred dust of Others who in the peaceful light OF
home closed their loving eyes on EARTH other comrades
survive scattered through the land the friendly grasp of
whose hand you may feel and your advancing
years must admonish you that the ebhng waves OF t
will break and die long the shores of eternal rest
Times curtain falls and the closes, Americans Fo
veterans marble shafts needed-they
crumble and decay-no monument tai inscriptions are ne
cessary-they erased by Times eacing finger" N
sorrowing notes OF funeral eulOges requred-they
strike upon the and forgotten-for their graves
garlanded with the remembrance and their manifold vir
tues and heroic actions are enshrned in the never dyn.
flame of free peoples love. Veterans you need no ass
that invocation to the great Captai
s that He will, ON the final day reunite in bliss YOU
broken land beneath the banners of the Heavenly Host
Venerable men, of the present generation crowd
ing the stage of life, feel and acknowledge the heav
debt resting upon for the countless blessings we EMO
under the wise institutions of government. bequeate
us by the fathers of the revolution, and defended
tanned and preserved by your vaor your toiis anu ~
wisdom. The sacred trusts confded to our haGs i I %
suffer no derment; will cherish and trans 'nei
in all their valued worth and purity; we VIII keep Sg
u plighted faith at every peril; will pough ne neo
those honored fathers pioughed and SOW Oroaueast wiz
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FURTHER ExAMIyATIoY.-A further examination took
place yesterday morning before L. s. Commissioner Han.
an in the of John Schold charged with abstracng
letters from the post Office Ecots Mills The evidence
being concluded Vim. Meade Addison, Esq the L. S Dis
trc Attorney the release of the accused nothing
having been adduced crimnate him. and he
tlyd dispba
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Lord HyrUn.


Lord Byron, after an interview with the famous
Ir1h orator, Curran, spoke Of him as one of the
nsst extraordinary and brilliant geniuses he had
ever met. Curran docs not seem to have entertain.
81 IN equally exalted opinion Of his Lordship-at
least Of his works. biographer of the witty
lrishnaR says that Curran constantly objected TO
Lord Byrons talking Of himself as the great draw
back On his poetry. There are few who do not
share the honest Irshnians distaste of this etern-
ii sgotism. "Any subject" said Currsn, "but that
eternal one Of self am weary of knowing once
. month the state of any mans hopes or fears,
rights or wrongs. should soon read resister
Of the weather, the barometer up many inches
to-day, and down 50 many inches to morrow. l
feel skspacism ali over ME at the sight of agonies
On paper-things that come ss regular and notori-
Gus ~ the full Of the moon. The truth is, his
Lordship weeps for the press, and wipes his eyes
With the public"
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The rescue Of Lucknow from its threatened down
Ssll give a. much Joy 10 America AS England. The
thrilling account which We lately published OF the
fret relief Of that long beleagured town by Gen.
Hsveiock, had stirred to the highest pitch the pub
lie Interest in the fate Of those heroic and gen
tis Jet scarcely less gallant women. Who does not
glory 10 belonging TO race capable OF performing
such deeds Is Britons have achieved in India: The
glorious Highlsnders have illustrated their imne-
mortal valor with an illumination of heroic actions
worthy Of the days Of Bruce and Wallace. Have
iock has wonderfully demonstrated the profound
solidIty and courage OF the English soldier, and
around the name of Outram there glows blended
halo Of courage and chivary, such AS the world has
ast Witnessed for hundreds of years Indeed all from
Mr. Colin Campbell to the hnmblest private, have
covered themselves aud their flag with glory. The
Iautiny In India may now be considered snb
staatisily quslled 1t 10 to be hoped that will be
hereafter governed with q craftsmanship and in q
spirit worthy the splendid virtues which have
achieved its delyerauce.
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THLH0RAPHIC NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH.
FURTH Err FROM UTAH.
Hospitalities of Brigham Young 70 the United
States Soldiers.
TROOPS IN COMFORTABLE QUARTERS.

sr. Lours. Jan. l2.-Dates from Utah are to Dec.
LIST, The troops were all ia winter quarters, at
Fort Bridger, except Col. Cooks command, when
was only 40 miles distant. The troops were in
comfortable quarters, with a sufficient supply OF
provisions to last until June.
Two-thirds of the animals attached to the expe-
dtion had died.
1t was reported that the Mormons wers prepar-
ing to leave for the British possessions. Pioneer
parties had already left.
Brigham Young had sent a quantity of salt TO
Col johnson, who replied that he would hang any
messenger coming n similar errand.(!) brigham
Young had invited the officers of the U. 3. army
to partake of his hospitality during the winter at
Salt Lake City. ,
Gov. Cumming had issued a proclamation de-
clariug the territory in state of rebellion, saying
that he would first try the leaders OF 1t, and then
falling to suppress il, he would resort to military
force lie commands all armed bands to disperse
and return to their homes.
Both Houses of the Legislature have passed reso,
lutions endorsing Ferguson for Congress, ins'eau
nFC
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Financial and Commercial.

NEW YosK Bssx SrsrsasSr.-The we"kiy ''ats-
n,snt Of the New York city banks shows the oi'"w'
ing totals Leans increased, s2s3 s specis in'ftss
"a ssl;. circulation increased, SIS 900: deposits;
nominal increase. 81 .eg6.0oo-
The Cincinnati Gazette, Of Friday. r. VI. says:
The market for Hogs touched the lowest point on
the season to-day ssles having Teen made ut - yf
LIGHT and ~ q for medium. The tone ot the tI".
hawsysr. was better than yesterday: IL partook
some hat Of lively appearance. ana the innh
are that for the present at hast the dow tsI
go 49, hos been checked Dealers took hold moro
fraely nj the reduced and manifested moderate
degree OF confidence.
Northern Markets.
NRw YORK JAN I2.-Flour irm-state &c better;
,b.r brands unchanged. Wheat buoysut. No sales
If snutheru reported. Corn inactive and nominal
stocks firm. r.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 12.-Tlour UNCHANGED. wheat
ant~white 5std,j7; yellow 62d6i.
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HORRIBLE AcCIDENr-Seyen negroes were re-
Gently scslied to death by molten metal at Coop
ers iron furnace, in Cass county, Georgia.
Benjamin Woods has been convicted of man
slaughter, in Washington, for killing negro nam
ell Samuel Brown.
Thomas Sheridan, indicted in Pittsburg. Pa, for
the murder of Conrad Thiemau. was on Wednes-
day last, convicted Of murder in the the second
degree.
HE schooner Sussex, from Narvassa Island. for
Baltimore, with 100 tons of guano, arrived at Mat
thewstown, lnagua, on the I'D Of December, in "A
sinking condition.
A convention of grape growers is TO be held in
Merden, Conn, on the 18th inst. TO which all who
take an interest in grape growing and wine max
ing are invited.
Vim. knight, indicted for the murder of Geo
W. Andrews, in Baltimore, has been convicted of
manslaughter. motion filed for a new
trial.
Gov. Hicks, of Maryland, will be inaugursted
to-day.
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phv.,eal Exercise.

The Journals of Health In various parts OF the
country give picture, by no means hs''efing, OF
the physical degeneracy Of our coantrymen. Tie
evil complained Of prevails principally In the cites
which are always ani everywhere nurseries OF Ill
health, in which she men pass their time IN
dlpry workshops and elose counting rooms, and
The women scarce ever place their feet on the
pavement, and when they do, wear such thin shoes
that colds and consumption are the general result
Tbs consequence 10 puny, pale faced, dyspepte
race % unlike as possible to the hale and vigorous
men Of the colonial era, and of the rural districts
In our own time. We see but feeble and infFe-
9usnt indications 10 any Of our great cities oil a
people having the most remote connections with
those magnificent races described BY Tacitns ahd
others, a. universally large of statue, perfectly
formed, and excelling even the Romans IN dignity
and beauty. Think Of the ancient Germans, 'hs
ancient Britohs, (snd many OF the present ones,I
the Romans and the Greeks, under the simple In
assness Of exercise and plenty of open air. I'VE
will defy any one," says contemporary, "to
stsdy this subject without becoming lost in won
der Of the perfect science Of life and its rational
esjsymsns which then prevailed, and without ex
psriencing the deepest regret that we OF the pre-
sent day should 90 was tefully sacrifice such means
Of happiness The lofty ideal Of Greek art, which
was the same thing rs Greek life and Greek intel
Isct, an IDEAL which humanity has never since at
tAined, 10 all reducible TO the simple problem Oh
al intelligent race, developed by air, bathing and
exercise. The Apollo, the Venus, the Jove-in
short, the whole mythology Of infinite beauty and
Of IDEAS which bewilder the soul with admiration
ere all but the result of constant familiarity
with the human form perfected in its every phase
The thirty thousand gods and goddesses OF classic
mythology were every one reflected ideals OF hu
msnity, and this would never have been the case
had not humanity first attained what may be
called an absolute or positive condition"
We are, therefore, pleased to see medical and
other journals urging with great earnestness the
important subject Of physical exercise. IT they
can prevail upon our countrymen to take their
advice on this point, to eat plain food, and give
themselves time enough to eat; if they eau induce
American ladies to take outdoor exercise, and
initiate the English ladies in wearing thick shoes
IN bad weather, and becoming great pedestransi in
nns weather. they may possibly save the American
people from becoming nation of dwarfs or from
entire extinction.
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MERCER POTATOES. We have lust
received prime lot Of the above, which We viii
SCH at very low price In lots to suit purchasers
r. I. C0LSfON d CO.
=. Next TO corner Of Cary and Pearl streets.
ia Ia Richmond %
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LATER FROM NICARAGUA.
SURRENDER OF COL. PRANK ANDERSON II

THE U. :. STEAMER SUsQUElIANNA.
new ORLEANS, Jan. 1.-The Empire City has ar
rived with dates from Havana to the 9th instant.
The Star of the West left Aspinwsll for New
York with 81 100000 in gold.
The United States steamer Fulton had arrived
with intelligence of the surrender, by Col. Frank
Anderson of Fort Castillo aud II river steamer,
10 A force of u. s. Marines and sailors from the
steamer Susduehanna.