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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29
gold upon the Pate as to doub, ,h.. Of p..,.n.
Raak

kou upon 'he r'aste as 70 doubt ths, Of Pkss p..l
Hitherto have not said word TO sroo,,.,.
II gong out in search Of gold but bay. p1tsss
every ore iron gong this Fall Jeeeinr II ,,,
me season, and believing that the discovery 81 "a
toilsome and dihyent search. ""h Il
Some iacis connected with the gold region
scarcely forDeAr TO mention. Tee Rocky Noa,,. "a
80 called, beginning about the 2Sth Dsrs.l of s,.s
sweep away enthusiastically TO the bead Of tss a.
kansas, thence Dorth.sesiwariy a'or, m, W.
Mountain range, far 10 the North. Tnis limo ~
mountains towers up before the traveller evrryves'a
~ he moves 10 the west, Ike q huge hat,l..S
hovning across his way: yet by ascending ,be -
or The Arkansas from the east, or the Cnl rsdo -
the west, the traveller hrds himself passing ovs,
summit ana surrounded by great clamps q, rposs,.N N
towering above he cloads. Longs peak' ~
Peak, the Spanish Pesks, $4,000 feet in high, ~
hooded uopks, snos-clad, point 10 these n...''
These vast uphtayals, ren' torn and 'reted a, n ~.
'an portray for ages subjected to the sriou o. -
elements expose bur partially those depos;,. a; S s
rrecious metals whose abundance is yet 20 ss,oss
any previous discovery il the worli. 4 /. bs,s ~
nature has formed mountains on the mos. ,r;a Ne &
magnificent scale, whence sprDx rivers o;....Na ssa
coitnent' "hich, as mineral region both ,.o.,ss
and discovery mark es the richest and er,nis.. ~
ton Of the earth. Se'
ALotber popularity Of this region il tha. ~.
basin occupying the area between the Sierra Nsv.i.
ard the Rocky Mountain rang. u,erc,ls,ns
GIeeh hlNer hney, spllngs np close 20 the varS.
rolling down the gorges Of the Platte n,rrr.sa.! s,!s
this M untsin range, and literally parting thee "
ns battements, suitably to let toe trsle ami trsys,
of nations pass.
Again, San Francisco, Pixies Peak ro,, p,...
Kansas City, and New-York all occloy ns.rsy,lni
same Latitude. and are very nearly in right line '
This Eldorado OF the West viii attract Pres, ,n.,
Of hardy men, who, finding themselves in tes m..s y
n country a. besutiful and rouan,i, as Switzsrls,S
and lovely IN climate ss Italy viii explore IL inbadLS
and hidden gold, cultivate its soil snd 6l i,s Va.
with bleating focks and wavinl grain.
Many may cry " Humbug but the riie.y-d..
tibnied hoat gold proves foreibly and inccnestbIy
that gold exists sbundantly and vii he found Az s,I
amply reward the toll of those who ssek il.
As 10 what effect it will have upon Ksnsas C;.y.
il viii make Kansas City the San Francisco Of x.
eastern slope Of the mountains, 10 the wealth nd
grandeur Of which both Asia and Europe will e',.
tribute making it the great dispenser Of grain sri
gold 20 those nations.
Very respectfully yours, J. LYHIys
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29

other impor.ln. duties. and is accomFanied WIN
ostentatious ceremonsls which are calculated, IL
not 10 degrade. yet 10 injure TIE 'eehngS oI ~.
recipients The st without lie giyer ls oare,
says Lowell. ] Auow of one conspicuous in-'iu'o m
where the turkeys were Received not elS"LNiy'
but with mutered grumbllngs, on account y, 'u'
ungracious sud pa'ronizug way they were one,eu.
An increase oi wsees, even to the mo,t trlhDs
extent. would have beer FIR more satisfactory !"
the working men. Independence Is better 'h.a
turkey. There il an aphor;sm i0T You, c4usi 10
that which the Webster boys 0t this cit! pore on
then banne. IN the snt-Scoit campaign, " Nisuohi
- il better than SOUP" hope we shall not De, a-
q people arenable to the criticism Of tonbanque
on the Enest nation: We level the poor t. the
dust by our general policy, and take innni'c
credit To our.olve, for raisllg them up with the
grace of charity
| AIN sorry to say that Theodore Parker is Ill
again having suffered relapse. He lmprudently
went out Of town on Wednesday to attend funeral,
and rode spvars miles IN the rain. Tie will not De-
able 10 deliver bis lecture on Washington next
week, and bis place will be supplied by the Hon.
Joshua r. Giddrgs TIE Fraternity course of lee
lures is very successful, bat fear that is doing
more harm than Tae B0stoa Courier and the old
line Wbigs can remedy in a year. Mr.. Giddlnss
will be here on Mondsy sni il - IA contemplation
Ia give him dinner. in honor OF Ms eminent sue
cess in the cause Of Constitutional freedom IN Con-
gress. This event, too. VII 20 ian the flames
of sectional agitation.
Our Conservatives are fst getting over their
frigh. in relation 10 Nj Stewards speech. Their
trepidaion reminds me- OF tie old legend of Little
Miss Nufe,." You recolec,, perhaps, the MARIA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29
fIi..ls Atss MuH.
>a. on = .I'ies,
Estirs ofclrts 49,. 4 whey;
There came a Bic h - i.r,
srdsst 90 rn beside rsr.
AID frigh:eued Miss NgA eve,

The good old National In,eHigencsr and The mot
good Courier, of this city have been sadly
frightened by the black spider of abotionism and
invasion which they thought they discovered in Mr.
Stewards speech. II turns out 10 be very harm
less creature; perhaps only an optical delusion.
The little Miss Mu1ets may return safely to their
curds and whey and if they do not hurry, some less
timorous persons may GET their places. That would
be MhMard
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29

RENcoSrER Al CossERcE, Mo.--On Tase!
week last serious rcncObtcr occurred at Conns1S
Scott County, between VIM. l.. Darnos esq, Ine Gss
elect of the Legislature, and Mr.. Noah w. Johns.'
Postmaster at Commerce. Justice OF the Peace, =.
Mr. Darnes, a. we understand, bad occasion % y
mand warrant for the arrest of ZONE person 10 "a.
merce, which Mr.. johnson did not feel iDcllnei = :
issue, and some words passed not OF very smies<
character. johnson then went over to store <
Coe house near bis office, whittier be was soon ~
lowed by Darres There au alteration commeses2
ard Dance picked up four-pOund weight witt ssss
~ stIke loiLsOn. The latter drew pistol and ssi
Danes with Il IN the face. They then ehnc..Ss
each o;ler, and n the scDfe the floor johnson - ~
tie hold oi the pistoi, but twss discharged so'a' -
saDe iEstait. Two other scsiics took place bs,.sl
them on ihe foor, and it was then discOyerd -, -
Dainc- had been shot, the BAL passing INTO tse rsn
about The xaistband button OF bi, panfs'tc,ss.r,.
,algiHg upwards ard lodging near the sboa'ls -
Tie bel il Dss feared had passed through one" -
'rr-s. II bad been exiIac,el. On examination -
'earcd that he could not survive many hours - -
be Wa alive on Monday last, and there wa
sible Il eLce Cf bis recovery. Mr. Johnsoo -.
custody. sbd an examination vas 10 be bad on -.
day lasf. |, was understood that the personsi -
iious of the parties were not OF very h' -.
character, some difficulty having occurred al a
,ious tiae between them. 81. Louis Repnblha
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29

,ha. ssptred TO :. masters without the courage to
b. ir,ernep.
"Wi.t high consideration, have .he honor 20 be
your otedien. s.vsnt, J. III. ADAss.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29

Accordcg TO TIE Syfsey Australia Hera.b 80 .s
French lave l.:l L.-E.1r-, -. - ..s.' =
eoctL seas,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29

Ex-Goy ADAMS of South Carolina, having been
invited TO attend recent Public Dinner 10 the
Hon. JoSp McQneen, Member of the House from
that State, responded IN the following SPICY eP's'e'
The hits at Senator Hammond, Speaker Orr' Nc''
will be highly relished in Carolina:
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DhOOh q OVsy
Water street. Evansville


Why will you Delayi-why will you neglec
that disease which is taking such deep root which
gives you warning by that hacking cough that you
are fast rpening for eternity! Why encourage that
pain in the side, the raising Of blood, those night
sweats. that difficult breathing, which silently
whisper in your ear that something must be done to
save you from the grave Of the ccnsumptive! Why
act carelessy by permitting that disease destroy
your health and hasten you to: hstsub from whence
no traveller ever yet returned!
SILENCE THAT DREADFUL COCGH!
Or death must carry yon to your silent gFavc. Why
delay while there yet hopel Consumption is caused
by impure hunors Of the blood being deposited in tn
cells OF the lungs Hence, the lnngs ase like spring
OF water. wher rolled mp by the dirt mud, IL clear
wafer constantly lows through the springs, impurities
or mud win be conveyed away by the pure water.
Just with the blood when kept In ciean or pure
states constantly Cows through the lungs,
ries away all corrupt matter, and perfect health will
be the result. From two to three pills taken every
might every other night, enough to keep the
bowels regular, with in reasonable time con-
sumption. The reason these pills are used tbs
alb others, is because they made Of . purifying
vegetables and cleanse the body from all corrupt mat.
ter and drive cut disease Of every description quicker
and In q milder way than any other Pifh.
feb3-d&wlm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


49, NOTICES in this place, 10 cents per line
49, one insertion; 90 cents per line three times;
81 cents per line oueweek: discount on longer time n
MexiC1u Mustshg Uniment.-h iseight years
since this Liniment first offered 10 the Afflicted
Many millions Of Bottles have been used, and it has
given better satisfaction than any article ever before
tried for similar purposes. 1t possesses specific
power over infiammatons, and chronic or accidental
arrangement Of the Muscles. Joints, Ligaments or
Skin 1t is Of great pleasure to feel that We
have been the humble means Of relieving such an inn
mense amount Of suffering, and have caused many
thousands to "leap for because their pains were
relieved, their wounds healed and their stiff joints
made elastic. Unscrupulous parties, regardless Of
their obligations to ourselves the public engaged
in attempting to introduce spurious and miserable
article UNDER ANOTHER NAME by representing to be
the same similar. IL Be on your guard! Buy
none hut the original MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ.
MENT. and you will not be deceived. G. w. WEST.
BROOK, Originator. BARNES PARK,
feb25-d&wim Projectors, New York.
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MORE ELECTION FRAUDS. = The Kansas
Legislative Committee for investigating the
frauds in the returns Of the elections, are
still pursuing their labors with full deter
mination to get at the bottom Of the iniquity
if it be possible. On one occasion they con-
tinued in session all night. A very respect
able gentleman testified before them that
while staying at hotel in Weston, in Mis-
souri,, he overheard Gov. Stewart Of that
State connecting with other persons plan
to introduce 400 fraudulent voters into the
Territory to vote on the 4th Of January.i
The clerk eff the Shawnee Precinct had
been brought before them, and after good
deal of pumping confessed Wholesale fraud.
From this precinct over 900 votes were re-
turned. The clerk of the election admitted
before the commissioners that there were but
1913 honest votes polled at the precinct. TIL
poles closed ut Q o'clock, p, NJ. Early the
next morning he and the other clerk wen,
over to westport. No., and there added sew
eral hundred names to those of the bona .fd'
voters. The names were read to them from
some list, by q son of the Rev. "Tom John.
son and other pro-slavery men. Tho Judges
certificates (which had been made out OF
separate sheets Of paper) were pasted on
the foot of these bogus returns, and the.
were then sent to Calhoun. Col. Danfortl
of westport, (who is known to have actc'
under instructions from Calhoun, and VIII
was also connected with the frauds in tn
other precincts) was the instigator and di
rector of the swindle.
The Judges corroborated this testimon
fully, and swore that sevreal hundred name
had been added to the returns, after the poll
were closed and they had made out their cir
tifcates.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-26

HEAVY OPERATIONS IN PRovIsIoNs.--On
Tuesday q large operation in pork took place
at New Albany. Messrs. Simpson Il Co.,
sold to Louisville operators the product Of
1000 hogs in bulk Pork, 900 bbls Of Mess
Pork, and 40 ticrces Of Prime Lard.
The sale comprised $4,000 Shoulders and
$4,000 Hams, in bulk or salt, at 51lc for the
former, loose, and 7sIc for the latter, packed,
together with 100000 pounds OF Ribbed
Sides, in bulk, at 71lc, loose, 900 bbls Mess
Pork at &I5 %, and 440 tierces Prime Lard
at exc, the Pork to be delived ut the New
Albany wharf.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-26

The following is Governor Wise's Letter
TO the indianapolis Convention Of the 9srd
inst. Its sentiments are noble and truly
national. 1t is only upon the platform of
right and justice to all sections which he pro-
claims, that the country can DO barmonizcd
and the Union made durable: y
RIcHxoSD, Va, Feb. Is, 1855.
To AUSTIN II. BRowN, Eso:-Dear Sir
Please present my acknowledgements to the
Committee Of Arrangements for the State
Democratic Mass Convention, to be held in
indianapolis the 23rd inst, and say that it
will be impossible for me to be present and
address its meeting. Official duties will re-
quire my presence at the capital Of Virginia,
especially on the day preceding. 1t Is the
anniversary of the birth day of that son of
the Mother State Of this Con federacy, whose
wisdom, valor, and virtue won the proudest
title among men Of "FatAer Of his country
"a day appointed to unveil the statute which
Virginia has erected to the memory of
Washington. We have invited the Nation
of the United States Of America to be pres
that it may be day Of reinvigoration and
may oil have our strength renewed; that we
may all have our hearts purified and our
whole natures terminated in the cause of
Constitutional Freedom, Of Truth, Of Justice,
and order and good government. cannot,
for any cause, leave an occasion ut home like
this. But my sympathies will 60 abroad to
your meeting, with the objects you propose,
with unspeakablc favor.
At the same time that received yours oil
| the 29th Of January, week ago. addressed
letter to mass meeting ut Philadelphia
and previously had addressed letter to 9
meeting at Tammany Hall N. Y. on the same
subject. Since then have been stricken
down by severe illness. I am able only
now to communicate to you copies Of these
letters as embodying my views on the topics
you name, from which hope never to de-
part so long as live and labor in the grea
field Of American Republicanism. can add
only that will know no sections in admins
tering the powers and duties Of our Fedora.
tive system; that as yirginian, as al
and freeman, and as follower Of the ia
theirs Of the Republic, will demand moth
ing but what is right and will submit b
nothing that is wrong" becauss '.will de
mapd nothing but what is right" AS
Southern man and STAKEHOLDER ask for n
injustice. and take title by no fraud, and de
mand no inequality, for the very reason tina
l will demand to be myselfprotected agains
fraud. force, injustice, and inequality. TIL
justice rulc alone can protect NIL. and self
government must be preserved to the peopl,
: and the organized people must lawfully b
allowed to judge for themselves Of their ow
fundamental institutions.
With the highest respect,
Yours truly.
HENRY A. WISE.
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. ~ Owners of ice houses have been very
busy for the last three days in accumulating
stocks. On Wednesday the carts were kept
in operation through tho day and all night.
We are sorry to perceive the quality is very
inferior, not exceeding four or five inches in
thickness, and its consistency destroyed by
the snow mingled With it.
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~ The Edinburgh Review for January
from the publishing house Of Leonard
Scott 4 Co.'s, as usual, replete with matter
Of sterling merit. Among others it contains
elaborate articles on the Prospects Of the In :
dian Empire /; Lord Overstonc on Metallic
and Paper Currency; q scholarly review OF
Milman's History Of Latin Christianity; to-
gether with essays on variety ofsuhjccts OF
interest 10 the general reader.
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STARCH FAcroRY.-Mr. Lacow is rebuild.

STARCH FAcToRY.-Mr. Lagow is rebuild
ing his Starch Factory, recently destroyed by
fire, and will have it in operation again, in
tho course Of few weeks. The walls of the
former building were strong, and were so
little injured by tho fire, that he is able to
rebuild mpon them. His past experience has
suggested many improvements in the interior
arrangements of the new establishment,
which will increase its proJuctivencss. The
short time that it was in operation before The
accident, was sufficient to prove the business
to be lucrative, and that we can produce as
fine an article here, as Is manufactured else
where,and at less cost.
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DR.. Belle Opinion Of Hossettcr's Bittcrs.-
srRrseFIELD, ILL., April II. is5s.-some months
since, while recovering from an attack Of Remitten,
Fever requested to try Hostetters Bitters,
article peculiarly suited 10 the condition Of GONZALES.
cents from fever 1t is but simple Justice to say that
it restored the powers Of my digestive organs, and
the same time kept my bowels gently open. have
hesitancy in saying, that, hitherto in using 1t in
my practice, II has, in eveTycase where have ordered
II, acted like charm. In thus speaking freely Of II,
far from puff patent medicine. an article II by no
means claims to he. sANDFORD BELL, NJ. d.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally. -. ~
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~ We have received from the publishers
Jansen & Co., New York, Dickens House.
hold Words for March. The present number
is unusually attractive, and contains vari-
ETY. Of instructive and entertaining articles.
Household Words is now in its sixteenth vol
ume, and continues to increase in popularity,
Among the numerous periodicals Of the day
there are none better adapted to the family
circle, and none more deserving of an ex-
tensive circulation. i4i
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DIR. COGGsWRII.,s
ANTIPHLOGISTIC
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in many cases Of NEURALGIA. vERIIso, and ArrEc.
rIoSs or THE hrAD. caused BY disturbed chcalatien
in those who have tried n IN this city, Is for sale at
KELLER WHITES
~ The highest testimonials Of lis efficacy have been
given by number Of the most respectable citizens who
have tried II. Uy3
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~ Messrs. Gales d Seaton, Of the Ma
tional Intelligencer, Washington, partners
for forty Ave years in the publishing bust
ness, have never had q difference of opinion
on political questions, and never had jar or
misunderstanding of any sort. They have
never known division Of interest; from
their common Golfer each has always drawn
whatever he chose; and for thirty years past,
there has neve. been settlement Of accounts
between them. They have been appropriate
~ likened unto Damon and Pythias.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-26

~O On Monday and Tuesday, Vice Presi-
dent Breckenridge was absent from Wash
ingson, and it was believed that he was with
his friend Hon. j. B Clay, endeavoring to
adjust the difficulty between Messrs. Clay
and Cullom.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-26

EA preacher in New Hampshire named
Obadiah Smith was recently brought before
a magistrate charged with triple crime upon
his own daughter; and on the testimony of
his wife and daughter was committed to Jail
to await his trial.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-26

wA Mexican Oficial--Rear-A Admiral
Zuman-on his way from New Orleans to
Washington, with important dispatches for
our Government, had his baggage broken
open at Mobile, and . thousand dollars in
gold and his dispatches taken from his trunk.
The theft was committed while the boat was
living at the wharf at Mobile. No clue was
found to the robbcr. The gentleman was
left in an awkward position, without fund.
or Credentials.
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Corn AND WHEAr.-A letter from Terre
Haute says the corn grown upon the clay
prairies and Wabash bottoms was badly in
jured by the frost; but that grown upon tho
sandy prairies was but slightly injured
Bread and seed corn is therefore abundant in
that vicinity, and is selling at twenty cents
per bushel. The growing crop Of wheat
looks promising. or tie old crop more than
half is still unsold in that vicinity.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

nR. HUTCHINSON, having associated with him
II DR.. GREEN, late Of Indianapolis, will continue
the practice u nicine and surgery Mt his old Office on
Thrill street, wiere he socits continuance of patron
age from his friads and the public generally.
Doctor Green having devoted exclusive attention 10
the treatment diseases Of the Eye and Lungs for
several years, vii continue treat such diseases with
his new plan Of eatment, hch consists orthe lungs
In the inhalatin OF medicted vapors. carrying the
One Of the hn can he found Mt the Office At all hours
Of the day and right. serrl -<iX win
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~ A couple Of Louisville attorneys got
into row in the Chanccry Cou.t few days
since, and the Chancellor ordered one of
them to pay fine of $40, and be imprisoned
for twelve hours.
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~ At the calico ball in New York city,
1t is said that one lady had her calico dress
opened in front in order TO display the rich
satin garment which it partially covered.
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On motion OF A. Seidenstlcker and X. j..
Ryan, the following additional Resolutions
were offered:
Resolred, That We recommend to the Ma
tional Democracy Of the North-West the
holding at an early day of Mass Conven-
ton at Chicago or ZONE other suitable place,
and that Committee of Correspondence OF
FIVE be appointed, to communicate with the
Democracy OF other States relative to the
calling of such Convention.
Resolred, That Hon. Aquilla Jones, in his
manly refusal to accept nomination on the
platform reported by the Committee on Reso-
lutions OF the sth Of January Convention, is
entitled to the respect and admiration Of the
public.
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We Challenge the WOrid-To produce n prepa-
ration eminently harmless generally approved,
and 50 perfect in its operations az tTe nuer
"CRIsTADORO'S HAIR DYE"
1tcoecs the urous effects OF other dyes, invigor
ates the Hair, is applied in a simple manner, operates
instantaneousy, does not stain the stn. and its tint
are he
COUNTERF EITS OF NATURE.
Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Dressers.
JOSEPH CRISTADORO,
feb3- I'm No. 6 Astor House, New York.
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~ There are at the present time, owned
in the State Of Ohio, about 5,cOO, 900 sheep.
There are also in tho State about 200 900 dogs
which destroy annually about 10000 head Of
sheep valued at $50 900.