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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-11
RETAIL MARKET.
CORRECTED DAILY BY z. H. c9ok sos.

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FRCITS-
Green Apples. .........5O
Dried y ai5s. 81 p
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-11

FT cB SIZE, - EksF-E F.5EGR
II Three Year Old Mule. =. II. COOK Is son.
-EG.E T'CY E!S-2l0 Gross New York Matches
q ~ for sale by T. II. COOK & son.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-11
Candidates.

.Hr. Etait0r-Please announce the name of
WILLIAM WARREN as Candidate for reelection, al
Assessor of Pigeon Township, on the second Tues
day in October.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-11

The undersigned citizens of Terrc-H autc, have
cepted the Office of Trustee of the TerreHaUte Fe
male College, and may be referred to any time by
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-11
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

H1 q. O'EFLEF., d TO-, OLD ES-
& Q TABLISHED WHARFB0AT, Evansville,
Indiana Storage, Forwarding, and Commission
Merchants, general Railroad, Steamboat, and E1-
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- EE.H'E E<a0DEI.S a.. 10000 FEET
Il ~ dressed iua rl,-,lits, ~ s~.a -La for
sale by JGl3N =. GioN Tx
aagl1 Corner 3Iain and seventh strcets'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-17
HAS THE sUSQUEHANNA BEEN FUMI.
GATED

TO THE EDITOR OF THS HERALD.

To Tux EDITOR OF THx HERALD.
SEw YORK, Sept. i5, 1855
nyour report Of the proceedings o. tue Co nmssonsrsf
Health OF this date you will nnd The yios state
letter received from Commodore Kesrney inqu ring
when the United sstes Gill
from quarantine, In order that insrrcicos might
United 80 tie Secretary OF the nsyy
The Clerk directed ply the Commo1ore
that the steamer hsd been detained In OF The
CT spoher of fever after che had
ssed and here e~o bills for cleansing yentlx
ten DC still unpsid
the United States authorities win investigate this INST
ter they viii find tina; the fsae Saaquehaurx has never
been famigssed that matches were removed almost
medasey after her arrival at the United States store
homo nj Quarantine and that consequently there has
been possibility o. continuing gases hold snce,
thereby ceripg ii impossible TO fumgate her
little white washng, tho dumping few tors OF Ice In
Der open hold and the mxing about plae'u o. chloride
Of lime ard little visrol beneath open hatch way
whence the fumes Of the mixture assembled at onc TO the
air. instead OF tsse,r a.ing themselves through.
out the vessei form the entire basis for three
onhs detention OF the vessel and regusr charges
the services Of ten fifteen daily up 70 this time
Tho Whole thnc job OF the blacklist character Tho
writer Of this, who be found application tho
ohce, will be happy TO substapate the above
rents whenever the United States authorities seek In
veEsgaton Of the facts one WHO KNOWS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-17
oCuLIsrs AND AuI,Isrs.

nR wHErrFR OCuLrsr, 40 BROONs srRTsy.
~ devcsee hs attention erclusvey 70 the eys a. espe
encs Of twenty years ocus In this civ enables hsc
v snlee sH.cesa IN all eurabe Oice hours
O'clock. Frcnch 0dacsA eyes inaertst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-17
COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.

YELLOW FEvRR ON rus STEAMER coLUMBrk--pEAp
BoDIEe REMAINING neutrality-suspicious. OF rHE
CAsTfBroN B0sRD~Or HEALTH CELEBRATION OF
rHB coErLAGsArIos--rHS DEAD TO M INFERRED
WET ARNrs-THR LAW ON THE SUBJECT
The Board me, yesterday al the usual hour and place
Present bis Honor the Mayor presiding; Drs. Rockwell
Miller and Thompson, and President Basvell.
The schooner Charles smith, from Cndenas was per
mped 10 up from Quarantine 10 Coffee House slip,
foot OF pier NO. 10 Esst river
The schooner 7. D. Wagner, nom Charleston without
any sickness board having beer discharged csanscd
aud umgs,ed asked 70 come up 10 take In outward
CARGO.
Dr ROCKWELL thought quito safe 10 give the rocesssry
permit
The MAYOR raid that depended entirely where N svssse
going 70 lay There certain parts Of the river
where would be perfeoty sale TO allow her 10 remain
such az Pike clip or places 10 that vicinity.
seuteus Interested In the vessel, was called In and
being said he wanted
10 tho foot 81 Roosevelt street
The MAYOR said che could not be allowed TO 20 there
remit proceed 70 pier above foursentn street
the HKAiTH OYvcER said he hsd that morning received
report from his deputy In reference 10 the steamer Co
urnbi., Captain Berry. from Charleston Tns steamer
sved ~ Quarantine on the l3tn nstant and reported al
we'll on board The officers Of the ship shore and
stated that al continues we'll Tos moreing yesterday
early, 20 the surprise of everybody, on
shore and died between the vessel aud the wharf o.
biack vomt He Qhe Hesllh Odcer) called the sasnii1n
Of the Board 10 this matter 70 ebow how little creuence
could be placed In the statements or officers Of vessels
wien they had reference the condition Of their SHIPS
a might subject them 10 the quarantine laws Nothing
could be urged this the OF respeca5 billy
sss huthfnIness because the officers OK the Columsa
we're s respectsbls any that have into this
port would therefore be lbst the heal~ suhor'.
lies wsuld have 70 9Jk VIII great deal q car9ulEssS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-17

gsged IN sorvsssg military stores 70 The c.o9 Of k,s..
nDor 70 fo ard socs stores omprsDS ordnsscs
pecssssry os the Of mie.1, bow You VII
ssrsaors IN rnr:usscs the provisions o s isw Of s
90 ssa Ss sns tn stores under his CS"r
FksD TOWNSHIP. sdju,sut Gsssrsl
OFFICE srArss IslAyD FKRsY CosrANY.}
esI dns ser how TO spswer your lie .s~
v every good cl, D oush, 70 .s advised
sDs e a s's ss OF
= - s' .s s,s -
en- s Ss
Ct nc e s . &c ~
.ss ever sS ns y Ss Dss sna
% H. to &c ss, and Sss.s
and have Ssh q go free lits claims N
% on
Ia. authentic pass otberwss they mus. rely 20:
q ss or y s .s
s S NAY nSur es os ws .as Sss IN soo%
n ss:sfS S m Abb eDGs WITHOUT leave
NOV e
the cory. be eelOuss . 70 b delivered this !.
% u. for ssy sns nd
s az w ns w Is e e. y 4. e
and Adjuan to detect forgeres attempted
military usage there viii be difficulty. bu, uoisss
whesher The parties in Uniform VIII. ever ,As
color or ser JOHN O. Thompson.
crrIcE STATEN ISLAND FERRY ConPAsr}
Sept IA LASS
Gel LYONS CommAndsrt OF Eighth regiment Ne York STATE
hitia-
sR-1his company Ia advised nis entitled ferrsgs ssr
parsop aud for all the vehicles &c a. beiouxng
the militia under yoar command (,omprssng the army Of
occupation the former QuRrsnune passing from ~nd to
toe city OF New York and from Staten island bosts
since but toll collectors bava endeavoved
he
payment Will you Do the justice you- ssju
aut TO fu.pisn With authentic specfsog he
OF rapk and dle attaches servsrts followers
staff ana vehicles stores &s that have
Ne York by beats this evening sAgglers are
tnusly comir from the island In without any pass
and sieo srch constantly going boat
We would c'uy csu attention letter
addressed bs to y. TosuseDd kac in reply 70 8
military 6mmuncation der he IS 'Adiutan
GenerAln given to by wasonar, not uusoeu VITO
wanted reply TOR hwh y We deem II 70 be orr duty
hereafter 20 exact in irsa. OF vehicles
claim exception ussite oerm 10 due military
form signed by yourself Adutant according mtsgy
ueage.
paw Of fsrrisge cannot alor so'ders il
uniform, belonging 20 TO boats from
TIE rIien lslsnd wiih,v such military pass
may render ourselves liable under he lava penalties for
aidug albeit deserers soldiers
sve Your ku5 xledse OF military lsws snced
mutt satisfy you this Is the legal AM correct tor
pursue. JOHN THOMPSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-17
MASS MEETING POSTPONED

Court House. Richmond, t. Saturday next, has been
postponed and viii held Monday the Goth los, Il
place The position of the Staten Islanders wn
be fuAy explained and defended by ths speakers the
meeting
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-17
CORPORATION NOTICES.

NOTICE THE COMMITTEES ON ROADS or ruD
~ Board OF councilmea wa NEE; 10 The tHty library
Hocm no IL lily Hail. Tuesday, the 2,st inst NsP a.
SAMUEL w. GALPfr, Com.
SEYMOUR A. BUNCEt on
~
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IN their duty Of burynx the eead and be would be
ready 70 afford them The necesssry protection. he
bad also been o. opinion that there . statute OF the
Stale Which prevented any burA wnin the walls Of the
Quarantine.
In 1912, ana which directs The authorities 70 provide
buris ground out OF The Quarantine, who Mr.. Devu
said, by implication meant the burial ground being
used
The MAYOR did not think that would ai,ogeher probsn
the burtais insise.
Mr. D,vlIs said spoke Of another burial ground dis.
unety The dead bodies VIII therefore be Inferred with.
NJ MmIEs thought that The Board oash, " allow N.
tie time eapse before seeding on the case Of the ses
The MAYOR said Il they found n safe 70 the public
health tnas those vessels could up, you'll be
Their duty not W prevent them but she cshes hand
Il were no, safe, they could not come.
Dr. MILLER concurred, but al the same time thought
nsine board should DC very careful nsi no lSary arg
sells unnecessarily detained they would DO breaking
M entire line Of steamers They both from Sc
much 10 the vicinity OF Charleston should M, have
sickness. The vessels themselves were however,
healthy.
me subiec, Was laid over ill morrow whom the
sells will probably be permitted 70 c,me no
Dr ROSWELL reported tina. he had visited man
pamed Daniel Redde, M No. % Oliver street this fyes
tereay) morning, who dying from black vomh a.
had learned that he ore OF D. Tnomrs0ns men, who
had reported The case 70 the CITY Inspector ana
nIn 10 The bedding cotbirg, &c OF the sick man
10 be Immediately destroyed BY fire. and the himself
20 INQUIRE whether the stevedore what 20
elton he occupied while Quarantine had been
uousy denied 10 him OR ckwe thai ,bc invalid ras
ever employed al Quarantine but that be merely
gsged in boat that traded 10 Staten island Tia wife,
however, positively asserts that he employed unosd.
ing vessels al Quarantine.
IN. Thompson promised 10 make the necessary in.
qulries
The Beard then adjourned uIi 70 morrow this ssy).
THE ARMY OF OCCUPATION AND THE
FERRY COMPANY.
CORRESPONDENTS BrrwERs THE AGENT or sTATsN
IsLAND FERRY COMPANY, rus ADJUrANT GENERAL.
AND COLONEL LY0Ns-THB SOLDIERS MUST PAR
THER FARE
Tho Staten Island Ferry Company are In some trouble,
growing on, Of the irregular in which the "srmy Of
occupation" trsnsac 10 business with thom srasslers
in uniform are psssrg 70 and from The Island In their
boats without paying are and negroes and women
demand free passage for being attached 10 the camp This
Of hrgs has called outthe following correspondence,
which explains itself--
CowwIssaRr Grv~RlL's OrTWK
Nav yoRS. Scot ~ 1888 4
To Ma THoxrsor IN cbsrge OF the stsen Island Ferrv
fIR-The bezxev, Colonel O. A Raymond, IL the military
s~essepsw II DE New York s.aie Arsenal He "a now
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-17

W n
O Why DO you say ono, STR" "yes, siry, A
,ssr. rs5 ,bogsp 70 ,hs house .ss,s 70. h.tS
that meeting was held on saturday evening Al Tho Bulls
Heed; res no. engaged that day IN uuosatng; nigh,
took roal and rorcd that day and sskcf no one
permission 10 cave; william Housemsn employ cd me VI
work a. Quarantine: don't kpo~ Who employs him; /
believe be 10 OF the firms alluie 10 the arm
Of Dean, Brown Co DO no; know whers they have
their ONCE: heard some Of tue say Ia South
street; pr Thompson bn never supervised given
direction 10 The unc.ang Of vessels beard the, other
aevcdorcs attended political primary nectingr but aid
nc,s them 60 out Tor inst purpose there AVA no one
tvo or three sievedores with the oay vent 10 the
barccm down stairs decline ans Seros ~no they we're
Mr.. Antnon--we Oil appeal W TIE Court, then.
wapess-i will moi give them.
Judge Dcan--ws move that ne he committed.
vhress-w,l, shsn't rive them X other men broke
TIE quarsrtne laws sha'nt tell broke the quarantine
lass AID VIII not tell or any body else.
Mr.. Peckhsm suggested u ar onsnce hers 10
break the ausrsDtne rues, she witness had no right 70
me court old think necessary to 70 nio toe ques.
me vvhipg Of the aevedores wa. done All around Omar
antne grounds every man va5hed for hinsef where he
got chance; DID not keep accouu, Of all the steve
dcres tina died Of yellow fever tbs sesson aey sere not
40 nuueroua knew OF q ccoper q owing since
went there; theee def IN the Qcaran,ine hosps.
,s~bo;h .. work on board the Rsser. and
ali went 10 on board tue Aurora DOM know which
vessel they took sick on.
or Thompson here entered the court accompanied by
Tr WniHer tnd Two OF tnfee persons. liza appearance
sensa'iop In court suf the roor was
diately crowded 70 excess
Eraminsiion resumed-rhese vessels we're loaded with
sugar
o Dd you assist In carrying any o, that sugar
81 night
witpevs-I decline Answering that question (aurh.er)
q. Either In the county Of Richmond or elsewhere
The vitness Did nos reply.
Examination resamed-on the nigh, Of the Is, Mr.
Thompson (the prsoper) had on pair OF black pants
and shirt that hung about hls legs aughterl-and
black fe ha, (slouoh when folio sed him M stairs he
spoke 10 me- there 10 else present with u.s.
could not cay what umo vas Ia the fore pr, Of
the night before twelve O'Clock the Ere company No
ttore at that time, when IL Ore began
went and tore down The soop n the smallpox
pal 10 pu, out the FIRE there nree altog stber
know that the "bsgest majority" laugherl -hsa not
zone 10 zee the cable celebration Mes York a the
slevedorer with the exception u NO. worked al day
veepeis
10 Mr. Pecsh.m-when we did % out We ven, ont.
eide Without The knowledge ~ the officers, nhea went
10 the politics meeting ~ Nortb1ed ID was without az.
thority, TOO.
To Judge Dcsn-sCmetimes ne have chance 70 steal
boat, and then 20 ont; sometimes boys would
leave boat unocse cd, and took Of a. 0en got
pssses 70 20 out frem Ds Thompson wslser and Waller
you want know the truth, when wanted 10 20
out snd could no, gs, pass, we ,ad ks sos, sna So
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-02-02
CHANGE IN BUSINESS.

have sold all my interest in the Stock and
leased my lanyard to Mr.. j. ID. Msore tor
term Of wears. and would recommend him to the
public as a finished workman, and hope he
may get a liberal share of the patronage L have
heretofore received He will give the highest
prices for Hides and Bark and sell his Leather as
low as can be bought anywhere in western
North Carolina. He will keep a good STOCK
Shoes and all kind of wagon Harness, which
will be sold cheap.
All indebted to me must call and make pay,
ment by the first Of March as L am determined
to settle up my business forthwith. Cail soon
and save cost. L. NJ. bhoNN'
Jan. 10, 1858. st
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800 Reward.

Left the subscriber in October last, negro
Man named
* 1T
He is about so years old and is quite bald. He
has wife in the nei@hborhOod of X. McDOnald's,
where he is believed now to be lurking He
was raised by G. n. r. Burton, and sold to Col.
J. Wheeler and is well acquainted in the neigh
borhood of Beattie's Ford. l will pay $40 for
his apprehension and delivery to me in Char
lottc, and s 100 for sufficient evidence to con-
Wet responsible white person ofharboring him.
r. p. WARING.
Charlotte, Jan. 10, 1858.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-02-02
cHrNEsE SUGAR CANE.

A convention of the growers OF Chinese
Sugar Cane was held in Springfield, ILL.,, on
the 9TH inst. The meeting was largely at
tended by promin ent agriculturists of tbs
North west and from other States. Let
tiers were read from growers of cane in
Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, and PennsylVa-
mia, which. added to the experience Oh
those in attendance at the convention, form
the basis Of an estimate of the value and
uses ,f the cane as far as known, and Its
proper cultivation and treatment. Sam
pies of sugar and syrup were numerous
All agreed that the cane grown upon thln
soil contains the highest saccharne quail
ties. Mr.. John L. Smith, of Louisville,
XIV. writes that the cane grown in that
neighborhoed the past year had but ten per
cent of crystalizable sugar, and that tue
syrup made from the juice can be crystaiiz-
ed in part only he thinks it hardly as good
as the beet for sugar. Joseph S. lowering
! of Oakhill, near Philadelphia, appears to
| have been unusually successful in cuitlVa'
| ting the cane. His actual yield per acre
was-brown sugar, I22l.85 pounds; mo-
lasses "A 80 gallons. He has no doubt bu
the yield can be increased by good cultlva
ton and apparatus to 1880 pounds BROW
sugar, and 10 gallons molasses per acre
John c. Depu, of Gallipolis, Ohio, from
peicc of ground fifty four by fOrty-ssve
feet, produced thirty-two and half gallon
syrup. or at the rate per acre OF hive hun
dred and twelve gallons.
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$40 REWARD.

Was stolen from the subscriber, living b
miles East of Charlotte, on Friday night last,
a strawberry roam MARE. l6 or II hands high
10 or IL years old, white spot on the forehead
light name and tail, PAGES well, newly shod all
around, and is shaved good deal by the briteh-
ing. The person who stole the Mare also took
off riding bride with partly red web relns,
good halter and an old wagon saddle: The
above reward will be given for the delivery OF
the Mare, or so if taken up and information
given to me. Letters containing information
can he sent to Charlotte. n. G.
'A- MA. EDWARDS.
Jan. %, 1858.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-02-02
Lumber Yard.

The subscribers inform the citizens of Char
lotte and vicinity that they have established a
Lumber Yard in town, where they intend keep
ing supply of all kinds of Lumber for building
and other purposes. Mr. Jonas Rudisill is their
agent in town-application can be made to him
or to either of the undersigned
Oct. g. MILLER &. PORTER.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-02-02
5000 Reward.

Runaway from my Railroad Shantees, in
Liberty county Ga. about the LIST August, 1856,
nv negro man EPHRAIM. He is black and
of medium size, % or "a years old. was raised by
Mr. Ship, of Lincoln county, and sold to me by
w. p. Bynum, of the same county, in February,
1856 think said boy is lying about Charlotte
or w P. Bynum's in Lincoln county. or VIM.
Ships of CASTOR county, as the boy has rela-
lions at all those points. will pay
Two Hundred Dollars
for his apprehension and delivery in Charlotte
Jail so that 1 can get him.
Sept. Is, 1857. 74-tf ID. w. ORR.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-02-02
De Grath's Electric Oil.


This celebrated remedy for Rheumatism,
Govt, Neuralgia, Erysipelas, EruPtlons'
Sprans, Burns, Felons, &c, is manutactur-
ed only by Prof. Charles De Grath every
where known as the orig inal discoVerer, at
his old establishment in Philadelphia.
The sales of this Great Remedy has been
unnrecedented, last year alone, over $780,
600 worth alone was sold, and wherever II
is known, there it is used. Purcell, Ladd 4
Co.. of Richmond, bought last wear over
81 900 worth; Barnes 4 Park of New York,
50 600 worth Seth S. Honce Of Baltimore,
over 81 900; J. D. Park of Cincinnati, Sl,OO0
worth, and other lage Druggists all over the
United States.
Read and do likewise-all Dealers and
Druggists.
Baltimore, Md, Dec. Sd, 1856.
Prof De Grath, Dear Sir PLEASE seEd
me per steampacket $500 worth of your Ell
ectric Oil, the last lot is all sold except
bottles and the d, mand is on the increase
this makes over $4,000 of your Electric OIL,
have sold during the past II months.
SETH S. HANCE. 1o5 Bait. ST.
And here is another from the wealthiest
Drug House in the great West.
Cincinnati Nov. Sd, 1857.
Prof De Grath PLEASE send me - gross
small size No. /, 6 gro S medium No. =, and
gross large No 3, and draw on me for the
amt. as before, JOHN D. PARK.
indianapolis, Oct. 25, 1876.
Prof. De Grath :-Forward me per express,
$500 worth your Electric Oil assorted sizes,
on vonr usual terms. B. BROW MING.
In fact the demand considering the time
since the article has been discovered, has
been UNPRECEDENTED and is now beyond all
precedent.
| CAUT1oN.-There are numerous limitations
sprung up on the reputation that my article
has acquired. The public must BEWARE
They are worthless.
a. For sale in Charlotte by DIR. II. NJ
PRITCHARD, Druggist, sole Agent, and
by Druggists and country merchants gen
orally in the United States.
| Dec s. Pm.
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SHALL WE HAVE a HEAL1a1
SUMMER I?

4, aid. almost, as the English language !
is the raimt adage ii at "a green Christmas
axes a full churchyard;" and like most OF
these old adages there is enough truth anu
science in it to keep it atioat Oh the STEADY
tide of Time. 1t is natural that any violent
reversal of the accustomed laws OF nature
or the vicissitudes of the seasons should
produce, sooner, or lator, evil effects upon
public health the human constitution nav
Ing been coutrived for the purpose OF exls-
teucs under aud in obedience to these
laws. and in accordance with the regular
revolution of the srason. Experience, so
far as that goes, certainly shows that those
seasons are the kcalthiest which are pre-
coded by the least unusual weather; that
a wholesome summer is naturally preceded
by all ordinary cold winter, and so on.
It's not unnatural, therefore. that the
very marked mildness of the weather this
season should excite remark and anxious
inquiry as to the hygenic prospects for the
year. 1t is in order that the doctors should
be overwhelmed by questioners who want
10 know whether the coming summer has
chance of being moderately healthy, or
whether or NO we shall have the yellow
fever when the hot weather comes.
1t is doubtful whether any one, in or out
of the faculty, can predict an spedemlc
with anything like respectable accuracy.
Still, there are some facts patent and pal
pable, from WHICH any one may draw de-
dactinns. 1t is obvious, for instance, that
yellow fever is OH a period of ca ass, tn I
il has not-us supposed last summer
reached its climax, begun to decline. 1t is
now raging at Havana, n very unusual &C.
currence at this time of year. 1t is in ac-
tive operation, and peculiarly virulent' al
Rio, Para, St. Thomas, and the other South
American and West Indian ports where its
visitation has been usual. When the sum
mer comes, it will, without doubt, advance
northward to its old haunts. Last spriRe
everybody expected it here; everybody was
disappointed. 1t may he doubted. however
W. ether it usually adj a ces regularly, il
consecutive years; there are reasons fol
belle, ing that it often passes over year il
It's progress, and rc-aPpears the s'c'i'
summer to continue its doSolation. Unde
the circumstances, though of course ne"
ing can DO said as yet with even Plausibl
appearance of certainty, it would not b
utterly prepostrrOus t" look out next Jun
for anoth,r visit from ter. IDLE "YclloI
Jack"
There are persons who look to see IT,
green Christmas revenged by vi<itar
from another quarter. 1t has been calcu
lated that the movements of Asiatic choler
are regulated by fixed law, according t
which it ought to come amengus this sun
NOR. The law is, to say the least, purel
conjecturul; in boys mathematical ca
culations, as much allowance must be mad
for ''fsreign Disturbance as for the opera
ton of the law itself. But its rel appear
ance in Europe last year was ominous.-
Ne,c York Herald.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-02-02

ALLEGED CURE FOR DRUNKENNEss.-An
exchange recommends the following, as an
infalIibIe cure for beastly intOxication:
Whenever person is in a stupid and
insensible state from the abuse ofintoxicating
drinks, lay him on his right side, elevate
his left arm, and pour cold water down it
slowly. Before common pitcher full can
be emptcd, the man vii! walk perfectly
sober