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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-07

CUPREME COURT, County of Cattarsugus.--
- Louisa H. Howard against Bscy Edson Jc+ph kingmsn
and Elizabeth his wife Nathaniel EdsoI h LeLgdcr Borden,
Evelyn Borden Lawrence Borden lnez borden tre Borden,
Learder rdon Edward Ed,on Joaun Edsop, fis .dsonl
Nathaniel Edison Anthony Chsse and Fdele his W.T. Burri
Stone Lucy his WIFE seuue Brown and Msyas his wife,
heirs orso Fdsou Enos C. Br oks adj
mbsrsor &c Of the said Hotio Edison eeceaed -Simr M
fr risf - 70 LFANDER EDISON JOANN EDISON and I'd
WARD EDISON, dsf.ndant. You hereby gu nmonsd 70
sn,wer the complaint of Lous b Howard the above name
plaintiff copy of which filed in ne ONCE ~ ne Ceif OF
CntarsLsus County Oh the L day May 1853 and
copy your answer the sat,cnbers al Ecotne Csa'
rAgu. County New York within twenty days atet The service
Of this exclusive of the day Of seice a. The paiuf
wi apply the ref demanded in the Paint
No iaw6a Tu. RICE 4 JONES, Plainth's Attorneys
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furniture.

ENAMELED CHAMBER SUITES Of FURNl-
~ TURF In all ooors and styles wholesale and retail
At pric.s from 1 25 and upward.
WARREN WARD No ~ Canaist, (o'd No. Ss)
-Four doors easf of Broad way, NewYcrt.
I,NAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE, 10
IL Of warranted marufec ure hnishe<
r. landscape feaco, fruit and flowers, e. r. fARHlN
TOMS no S6s Canast, opposite Wooster Estsblshsd lsH
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Pur.er Mitchell of the Star Of the South brings u'
Savannah dates TO the % inst.
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rum utliic', - frucC-st-
: nth tist al H,wsrd-st.
Seventh dis. Is Nott-s-.
FIFTEENTH WARD.
FRS; cis,.. ~ Ani,y a..
| Sccoui ti.s y. Z. cor. 81 10
van aud Is 49, s-T-.t.
Third dist l9l M@-cer =.
Fourth d's'.. rs W.seF.ey- E e
Fifth dist rs ,lta-s-
lS'Ath dis' nor.a cor. Broad way
and llth-st
seventh i'st Y. T. cor. Wa.h.
| ingteu -pl in me Unissrs =.
lrithth d., 10 B'eeck sr.st.
/ Nat dist. =. ". cog. 4.A-sy.
and loth-st.
| Tenth sist.. q We iS'h.s..
sINrEENrH WARD.
/ Firtd.sf.. - 7-hav.
- .ona 'ist lol7;l.av.
/ ro "a dit lS7 1,-iv.
South dis. rs fh.av.
lFl.h ci.t , , itf.ae.
>Ntl est. 30 -th.s.
Seveu'i iis' id3 Q law.
Ifiglth ss. ~ l'thay.
lNilth dist. .-5 .sa-ay.
lrofih dir 2Os.h ~.
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
tirst dist, r. g'Ol 9
second ii.;Fsf S3gH llNos e.
Third 'ist Y. z. coz S.slt3a
al Norfolk IS.
lFouith diet. 50 2l.lv.
IFfth q -. ; 6th--;.
s.Nth dist, S,nyveysaHt .,
resr Sd.av (Nsshbium'.l.
v-uth DIS; IL East l5,a -
ltiEht ci.t., ~ l.t-sy.
smith dist. 2ns ls,.sv.
r-u,h risf.. II Avsvuo A.
Eleventh ti.'.. 5lj Hlusto st
lrgelf.h disc l57, 81 -.
Thirteenth dis. ~ Avenue 4
Fourteenth diet. Ail z 18th Il.
! EIGHTEENTH WARD.
lFiis' di.t p Pas, 18th 81.
second q ,t .lAth-st.. B ioo-. Y.
of Rro,dwny. :. side Of -.
Third fist y. 7. cor l7th....
and Si.ay.
Fourth DIT. y W. cor. Avenue
1 I'D flsl.-.
III IN di.- ) Wsst lath.st.
SIKH di.'.. q. Lynch \ Co.
stable 10 iia az. het. 2Ai ami
.ltH-,ts.
seventh dist. y. W cor. 9Th
-. std j1-av.
1 Eighth dis'., !. r. cor. u.
aud 3'-tv.
Ninth diet. s. =. cor. Of sd
=. and avenue 4
| Tenth ( ~ :. Z. cor. 2)tls..
and IT, ~.
! NINETEENTH WARD
First dis, a. rue house Il " m.
Roach. hi i2d-.'.. bet. 81 and
| LsNiugtol-ayt
Second dist. o. the house Of VI.
| Newman, " +. cor 2i-sv.
4 aud i7thlt.
Third dist. At the house Of Fl.
ward PARCELS, IN 6ls,., bet.
| l., aud ID avs
Fourth dis. AZ the house Of
| fr,nds Reinhr't. on SI-iy.,
| b.tgfen 8sisud sjd--ts.
ltith d'st at The ; r. cor. 81.
sv and 35th-sf.
| TWENTIETH WARD.
First dist s9J inth-av.
Second dist 393 loih.sy.
third DIST. 81 9't-ay.
Eor,th dist.. 80 9tb-sy.
Firth DIST S87 9th-sv
Sixth dist. IN West 3iih.si.
Seventh dist. 1853 38.st.
~ xhfh die, Z78 1th av.
SiUth dist lI2 West 3nth.st.
Tenth dist l22 We.' j2d.'t.
Eleventh dist, 80 W. 3jth.s,.
lTwsiith dist, lS5W est j7th 81
TNENTY-sIRsr WARD.
First DIST. AZ Madison House,
| y. Il. cor. Msiisouiy. and
27th-s-.
Second dist. il9 2Sth-st., bet.
"a and Sd.avs.
Third dist, - ith.ay. bet jIst
and 31i-s,s.
Fourth dist, at x. McCabe's,
Sgl 5d.ay., bet. 29.h aud SOFA.
SIS.
Fifth dist, 63G 6th.ar bet. jith
! ,nd 38th-sts.
Sixth dist, :. side 3ith-st., near
! ;. T.. c1r. 2i-,v.
Seveutn dist. 5j9 Si-sy., $ +.
cor. S9fh n.
ITWENTY-SEcOND WARD
First et.,., 1873 West i2d.r.
Second dist.. s6th.-t., bet. Sth
Az. aud Broadway.
Third dist, cor. Broadway aud
SJth-s'.
Fourth dist. $50 i3d I.
Fifth dist, $50 i7th-st.
Sixth dls'., cor yth-av. and
1 t2f..,.
Seventh dist, cor Broadway
snd 8th-ay.
Eighth dist, corner T9th-st. and
| lcth.av.
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WATER CURE ~ Dr.. j.. J. LOWEN-
w THAEs Mater Cure and Gymnasium q. No 10
ssrkef' "a now open Tor the ption ~ rsaeIs
nosTo. hyerAi' asa syui sstc .res,neu, nsy bs tax
the essbbshusnt s;hout bosTd Cutdoor prdcce s,nS
e. fcs bosden ~ho Ae I9s gst.s1ls. sspas,s tscsl q
kfps Oclock :. u.
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A J. BLEEcgER, Auctsoneer
CFCOND. FIFTH and TENTH AVENUES.

NFCUNU, FIFTH and TENTH AVENUES,
~ JOHN, WILLIAM and ONE-HUNDRED- AND-5IXTH
STREETS and QUINCY STREET BROOKLYN.
A. J BLKFCb Err, SON 4 Co., will sell ~ auction on
TUESDAY, Dee 1854, at u O'Clock the Merchants ET
cEa9se. 70 clo,e AZ estate:
on FIFTH AvENUE-l Lot y. s, 255 south Of 5sd-s..
on FIFTH AVENUE lot w. 6 sos north Of 4jth't.
ON SECOND ANENUE-BiskelOcts Hotel, Noe y13 ard
s75, 24.bs Rents for - on, monthly pas
ON JOHN and WILLIAM GTREETS-The Leoehod
Property the y. w being Nos. III aod i3 William
Lot aud Puidins ~ BY aboTt 81 T. VIII rent for 90
on TENTH AVENUE, ONE-aUNDRED- AND-rwFN-
TY-EfGH1H and ONE-HUNDRFD AND TWENTY
NINTH sTREETsAbout IS desirable Lots in the block T.
D. tns
ON ONE HUNDRED-AND-SI XTI-ST REET-6L1:sS 6. s.,
between ]th and jthsvs grade aud 10 etion hDe.
ON QUINCY STREET, BRDORLiN-Ea-t 81 Throopsv.,
end nearly opposite LeGes Pss, IL very choice Los Half
remain.
Mars, kc, a. No. Brosd.st. NG0
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nle0ifal.
DRTGs, &c.-wILLIAM H. KINSLEY, No.

DRJIGS &C-WILLIAM ". KINSLEY, No.
~ n Coolest near Maiden lane, Nowfogk
KeHrser's L'nimept Only Agency
Dsyi dsob's Syring,s aud Breast Pumps.
Jor6Au's wild CbeuS Cough Candy.
Baith,lmV's Iceard Moss Candy.
Teppy'. Extract Cub rs and Copeiva
Atwood Jaunoce bi ters-Cenuine.
Clark's Peruvian snup for Fever and Ague,
Tonic Nuritye Wine, for Fever and Asue.
Decides oil th- wei-tnowu me lic4l preparations,
CONs1GNMFNTS OF DRUGS MEDICINES, 6c
Disposed Of to best ADVANTAGE brought % public notice
Dms orders executed with stch tue lowest rates
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RrBrupnG or TIE NEN AIsESu. - TIL new
Arsepal !. 70 be rebuilt inmsiisely. The contractor
for the work which tel. il claimed went according
tho srcf eion. fun she'd b. the S,.- of;cers,
scqGeL'y tie Lace IS ..ogn CT tie 'ni;er So lie
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Robert h.
Dawson esq Surrogate Of the County Of Kings notice IL
hereby according law, 20 all bayir7 cans
against EONARD KELLOGG late 81 the Cry Il Brook yo
dscessed they required exnb the tn youch
thereof the subscribers the Executors a. the Office Of
Edward H. Kellogg No. o. Beaver, in the City Q: NV.
Yok on or before 4,h day 81 Jane uextDite3 Nov ~
1855. ESTHER kFLLOGG,
EDWARD u. kELLOGG, Executors
iSD lawCnT CHARLES T.. BALDWIN,
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
If County Of New York notice il hereby given all
persons having claims against HENRY JOHNSON late OF the
City Of NcwYok deceased to pe.en the with vouchers
thereof the subscriber his place Of business No 2 Wash
ns.ons, IN the City Of NeYok before l2sh day
March next Dated, NewYois the 9Th day Of stptenbef
1853 WILLIAM JOHNSON,
SCI lsw6moTu' Admin. .ra.or.
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DYNE's, formerly WATTS's NERVOUS AN
TiDOrF, VII t'Tly anuhlate Epep.y Neur.ls;s Ind
Se-tion iuctret CnsuEsice kenR. DcpSe.Xiln Drd1r,
rrsnet or any Nervous Affection
~ inou Te-eoo s;forgiaeaus wib~at stimulating We vii
s,fpd q IN whsre Auiii0<- rot
Gal JOHN PfNG& Co. Proprigter' No. 1873 Ns~aa-.t
sTRE OLIVE FEVER and AGUE PILLS are
n sarraned the th. car exit IA I.
dayA Wholesale Depot. no ~ Courlsnats Up stsrs
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AMERICAN EXPRgss C0NPATY,
ALEX. HOLLAND. ns.iizer.
DOYAY Nail hEAMSHIP AFRICA-For

IL LIVERPOOL AFRICA n Shannon, Commander
viii from the Company. Dock. Jer.ey Gig with The
Mans and Pas.eI for EuIoP- WEDNESDAY,, the 20
inst. Peugeis requested % be board b. .. O'Clock
O. N. Tie PERSIA vii sell on the 21d December
+. CUNARD, 20 bowlirg green
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Mad Mario will give tho second Of her corrs, Of
Lectures at Clinton Hall tomorrow "Wednesday
evening. They deserve to he, and we trust will be,
fully attended. Tie io.osing letter ev!nces the
interest which her presence among u las melted;
Nrw-yoEK Dec. :, 1873.
To sIcNoEA MARio--pe Msia We ha,e card q your
peis ani behalf o. Abtrtyci your imp- or
eut in Gruot-of yeur toT. IA Iisin cause in III
aiof the elueuce Il, .ssr -cy-ress spd tie s.dTy OF
In tie prip4 cies Of Great Britain Although
iAhsn htriy Is rot ec's caus@ yet We csaoi ioi- AZ
every srgun-u. rational ALL religious iospeueeace s1y
witIt Stmo itiot Ato i-sPs:oa fo HepnI .
cerive advantare own Gales from the trcouuts
shall ltg oppTr s-d sian resistance, OF the
wrouss Of The heoi,rn Of thst gtious soil aat zaon
heartily invite . msry lectures o. the si-f Of
Itay uicnce val allow. uf1a ths. the oes
your claims kuosr vii receive cordiG AID e,ttus
sstic support nom AreIc.s peoPe Respectfully ye-rs,
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Cfqal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of tie County Of NewYot, notice 10 hereby given y al!
persons claims against JAMES OAlNOR late Of the
City Of NwYoL dceased 70 present the same VIII vouchers
thereof the subscbor bic residence No "a Conba
City New-i Jk before the fifteenth DAY Of De-
cenber neXt-Deed NeY ork. tie lith day Of june 1853
q. VAN COIT AdBinistrator Of
rs lsp6mTu james Gaynor d. . osed.
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EOk SAVANNAH And FLORIDA.-U. S.

EOk SAVANNAH AND FLORlDA.-u. $
L NAIL LINE.-The fsvorite steamship STAR OF TIE
SOUTH Capt Thos. Lynn will leave WEDNESDAY,, Dec.
B. ST p. m Iom Pier No 4Norh River Taroush ,ese:s
given o. Montgomery, Co moGs Atlanta Albany sLd hseon
Biz e sdrs sisnrd our board Sor freight psssEe
sJpyto sAnL L. MlTCH'Lth son. No Is sToahv"
DITTSBTRGH. FORT WAYNE aud CHICA-
j 60 RAILROAD FINISHED IHROUGH.-.ers 30
low runn over as cIfe road PITT bur,h % Chicago
without change. PASSENGERS BY bi' route tvs Peupyvsu
Raroacl - through New 0ib Chicago with bat
CHANGES Cars Through Tickets AID further Information
can be he'd office, No. Astor House Broadway.
j. l. ELLIOTT, lsert.
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Jyo. 6 BsrTi. Aue'ione.D

ACTION NOTICE sale Of elegant
~ BOvsEHOLn ~ y ~ aO1t 81 ; hrNAhp
No 10 u.st 26hsi Iesr shaw al the DraFiasFo,n Bed
-. r,-reroom. aud Kitchen Fum. c7n'sled 90 above
iox,. ,se al m O'Clock. For psrtcusssee herald
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A. NJ MERwTN Arctiopeer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN 4 Co., Trade Sale
SospaY, 4gEs6AY and WEDNESDAY AFrERNooNs


AUTOGRAPH LErTFR3, DOCUMENTS PORTRAITS
CtRiOsITlES ana BOOKS-Tbe collection Of cOun0..err
bmed ourug ne last win much care AID Expense
both IN tins ard ~ "a and 10 he argos. AMI nos
stirscve collie tou set offered FOX sal 10 th, city l.
INCLUDES ltfs md doc1rerf- e much IN crest
aud value, udep ' iL.4 - ~ sr-Ifs l. asO
Srclud.s sbon. Portaf. which number
proofs on nca paoer Of them pJsured
~ hirb cot n the L.4rs g. ~ odd gu n-aly
mounted (hy the edge ouy) quartz paper O Uu0rm
Portraits b.os attached aud each AusIsph sepate
sheet The collection also includes oudous documents
relating 20 the early history d bis comfy few valuable
ard ilu,rs,ed Books kc Catalogue nay be had spp
cation
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Henry ". Berovs, Her-y Ws-a B-ecasf
Harsne Greeley J. +. IL ssri.
aul BrEgs, George :. C1re-tS
Fras,u, Brooke, Sa1Grl Oss sod,
Herv N fiec. Marcus 81.
Did nsl-y Fnd Wn. fy.s
HiTsE BNn,y, WILSON q HUT.
II1rv J. Rayuoud, Wi'lstn ~. fnN.s
fssac '. towir-
C,NrtyArNI Fta.efI coatI
- 49,. ~ cti rs OIL ftav Tie svnps.hy shoxu ty -
oncs on Wednesday icI tsat opposed b., s,F
c n lie feEci, stt g. IRE pr-ss.rcraEes nr D
~ hs Shs coed viii Il 20" people ~ H.. Urted stss
x atsiy MI osn iacr, LAT yIPsHy al ..eug.eE t1;t
cd IN .halhsve seai-sed he object ihs: ~ 10 c'e,
III. A,ls,ti- AZ. seEi.emea. EIs eiull, -l's
49,, JESSIE MEHlr0T MIRO
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Oct. 20--r N.
The -four; sales of 10000 bbls at 3 00(01
4 90 for unsound; 4 26(64 IS for superfine
State 2594 40 for superine Western
6 44G9 90 for common to medium extra
Western. Rye flour 25G4 90. Wheat
is heavy and &c lower; red winter Western
at le@l o5, Rye is dull and lower, with
sales at 20. Barley is heavy st 9o@95.-
Corn is heave and lower at 66(G6b} for
mixed Western. Oats are in fair request
at 1880 for Wessern and Canadian
Whisky mar6et is unchanged at 22I Pork
is firm at l6 40@16 so for mess; IA IL for
old prime and IA o0@l4 5Ofor new; II %
(1l8 so for clear. Beef is steady at IL 90
@l2 90 for repacked mess; extra mess beef
hams duh at l6 so Dressed hogs are in
fair request. Cut meats are dull and paices
are entirely nominal. Lard heavy at lo6a5
i01; good parcels are freely offered to ar
rive at 10. In butter fair business is do
ing at 1920 for Ohio; l5G22 for State.
Sugar quiet and unchanged at cast.
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TEE SEASON IN ErRo1

TEE SEASON IN Observation-Disclosures
ing the dryness of the season the reports
finn the agic iltl raj districts were never
bitter. The wheat and rye turn cut mag
nj &c n y. PJtatoer, altl GU RI at acked more
O. less with the OF in the n)rth afford q
large produce. As for fruit especially
g apes, the harvest is fabulous; the trees of
n kinds groan under their loads, and the
grapes mature uniformly. From the greater
part of Europe there are the same fattering
rp rts of the crops. In Spain, Portugal,
Italy, and the Rhenish Provinces of Prussia
tley complain of the effects of the drouth,
but these effects are not dis 8 70 IS In Ru =
and Poland the crop of grain is enormous,
and has given rise 10 complaints at their I'M
certain and inefficient modes of expectation
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-23

+ A HARD Casa woman, formerly of
Newark, n. j., but who the'past yeart, had
been living in Chicago, few days since
started with sick child in her arms to re-
turn to Newark. 5When near C'sSe,aaa,
Ohio, the child died in her arms. The
mother, disconsolate and far from friends,
and with scarcely money enough to reach
home, rather than leave her babe among
strangers, continued on her journey, and
reached Newark, having carried the dead
infant in her arms, the entire distance.
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PHILADELPHIA. Oct. a2-p NJ

Brcadstuffs dull; prices have a down
ward tendency for all descriptions and for
-four we again reduce our figures l21@
25c. per barrel; sales of 1000 barreles ut
SIS l22@S5 20 for superfne, SIS 5o@S5 IS
for extra. No change in rye flour or corn
meal. Wheat is &c. lower; sales of 5000
bushels at 81 % for old prime red and
81 3o9Sl Sc for good Pennsylvania aud
choice Kentucky white. Rye is wanted at
80c.G83c. Corn sells slowly at Sac. for
Old yellow, and zoe. for new Oats have
declined Sc. per bushels are very abundant;
sales of 5000 bushels new Southern at429c.
In provisions nothing doing. 500 far.els
mess pork sold for export at private terms.
Hams lo4c@12c-, sides &c. and shoulders
&c. Lard dull at lie, in barrels, and l2c.
in kegs. Whisky is rather firmer; sales in
barrel at 22c(922!c. Stocks active, Penn
sylvania SIS sold at 9S; Reading 25S;
Pennsylvania Ruilroad d33
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-23

fsay~ Among the recent arrivals in New
York, from Europe, was a man who had
played Il conspicuous part in the Hungarian
revolution-Geo. d'Arnsberg, adjutant of
Gen. Dembinski Condemned at first by an
Austrian court-martial to ka hanged, his
penalty was afterwards committed to six-
teen years Imprisonment in irons in the
fortress of Kufstein. On the lst of August
last, the Emperor having RENTED the bal
ance of his sentence, George d'Arnsberg
went to Hanover, whence he sailed for this
country to join the other Hungarian emil
grants who have settled here
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-23

gsH"A good deal of interest is manifested
by the public to know whether the great
" Cable man." at Trinity Bay, spells his
name DeSauty or DeSanty. The newspa-
pers spell it all sorts of ways, and the tele-
graphic dispatches follow their example,
The distinguished individual, if he cares
anything about immortality, should at once
relieve the public upon this important point.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-23

icy" We invite the attention ofthe sick
and afflicted, to the advertisements in our
columns of DR.. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsa-
parilla, and Gridley's Salt Rheum and Tet-
ter Ointment Dr. Carriers Cough Balsam,
DR.. Bakers Specific, DR.. Hoopers Female
Cordial, and Dr. Easterley,s Fever and Ague
Killer. These medicines are prepared by
thoroughly educated Physician, Chemist and
Pharmaeeutist, so that all can rely upon
them as being safe and effectual in curing
the diseases for which they are recommend
ed. They are standard remedies, and can
be found in nearly every Drug and Apothe-
cary store in the Emitted States.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-23

ssF A new military post, named Fort
Quitman, in honor of the late Gen. Quit
man, has been located on the San Diego
mail route, sixty miles beyond Fort Davis,
and at the point where the road first touches
the Rio Grande. The posts on this route,
between San Antonio and FL Paso, are Fort
Ingle, Fort Hudson, Fort Lancaster, Fort
Quitman, and Fort Bliss. 2c7E a~-E
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-23
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
WAsHlNeroN. Oct. ON

Aks1Ht-'O WI z
The Secretary OF the Nary has chartered
of Capt. Templeton, OF New Orleans, for six
months, the side wheel steamer Metacanet,
sos tons burden, for the Paraguay expo
dition, the owner TO bear the less from PEN
saeola to Buenos Ayres, and from the latter
point to New Orleans.
Charles H. Berrcll, who was to have been
executed to-day for the murder of Reeve
Lewis, in Capital Hall, last spring, has been
respited for two weeks by the President.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-23

ras~ Tn; Baltimore Signal says they have
a lad in that Office who can "distributc"
and compose ID, 900 "ems'' of burgeois
in the recognized hours of working day,
the usual pay for which is from IS to 80
cents per 1000 ems.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-23

Bag Messrs. Randall s. Elliott have sent
up to the Fair at Vincennes specimens of
their exquisite Photographs, which will re-
feet credit upon our city and bear off the
premium for their artistic faultlessness.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-23

na- The King of Prussia is perfectly i'm
beetle and stupid, hopeless drunkard He
has been best known in Europe for years
as /" King Clicquot" from the name of his
fayorite champagne.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-23
Or. Baker's Specific wfn care Gomorr.

DIR. Bakers Specific tcfH cure GOn0rr-
hea, elect, Structure, Seminal Weakness. Chordee,
Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder all diseases of
the genital organs Reader, have yog private dis
ease? Do not neglect it. Delay is dangerous
DR.. Bakers Specific is safe, speedy, and radical
cure. With Dir. Bakers Specific You cure your
self, and prevent exposure, as plain directions for
use accompany the medicine. Price 81 so per
bottle.
B4 DR.. EAsrERLT, corner Third and Chestnut
streets, ST. Louis Mo, sole proprietor, to whom all
orders must be addressed to get the genuine Sold
By Ha.!ock s goddard, LEIGH & Cslsiett. Keller 3
White in Evansville, and by druggists generally
rv9l -irins r-ra
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-23

Rag The banking house of Brown &
Keep, in Buffalo, was broken open on the
14th, aad robbed of bills to the amount o.
sll,l9o. The book-keeper and friend
who were sleeping in the building were
drugged by chloroform.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-23

kay- Astronomers tell US that the comet,
which has emigrated to parts unknown, will
not revisit our orb till about two hundred
years after date. Two hundred years! Nos
only the present generation of men, but
their children's childrens children will
probably be all dust and ashes by the time
Old Father Time has completed that circuit
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-23

Rcg" \ correspondent of the New York
Tribune, from Salt Lake, says that there is
hardly Mormon family, some part of
whose history is not scandalous; and in
very many instances, the fact of scandal
attaching itself in the States, was the cause
of the conversion of the family to Mormon
ism, and its removal to that valley.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-23

G9a The member elect in the End Ohio
Congressional district, ]. A. Gruley, is
UniverSalist, was long time pastor of
Universalist chuch in Cincinnati. 1t is
said Mr.. Gurley now believes in the "Doc-
taine of Election to Congress.--Kad
To,ir
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-23

BRITISH FRIENDsHrP.-It is a notable fact
the English journals have lost most of their
friendly characteristics, SO far as this coun-
try is concerned, from the moment that an
increase of tariff was agitated among our
people. When they learn how earnest is
the wish-nay, the necessity-for a better
means of supplying the requisite revenue
for the ordinary expenses of our Govern
ment, their venom will exhibit itself more
fully ts .E.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-23

B9- The Legislature Of Pennsylvania,
just elected, is very strongly OPPOSITION
To the Assembly, there are 70 Opposition
members chosen, Rand % Democrats; and to
the Senate, Is Opposition, Anti-Lecomp-
tons and Administration Democrats.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-23

By The planters ON Red river are luxu-
rating upon the drouth. They do not want
Il drop OF rain before December. The crops
on tie bottom will be magnificent if they
are not injured by storms and rains. The
quality of cotton is very fine, and will, to
some extent, balance the loss in quantity.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-23

E&- The quarrels between Megis and
Walters about the Capitol dome at Wash
ington are believed to have proceeded from
a conviction that the walls were not strong
enough to bear the iron structure. Little
progress has been made on the work in
fifteen months. = million has been squa1-
dercd