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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-29
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KIfLLxNEEr &GOOS 1T .ftt-
oya TIoN.
Look out for the Fourth Of July. will sell Ont
at auction, commencing SATURDAY MORNING.,
July 2, 1852 st9 O'Clock, st ny store on First 81,
opposite the post Office, my entire stock Of goods,
consisting Of Bonnets OF all styles and patterns,
Ribbons Of all varieties Gloves, Lsces, silks, Man
tillas Collars Undsrsleeves, Chenisetts, Embroid
cries, and all my Millinery Goods. The Ladies
particularly invited, the stock Is all fresh
and good. Come one, come all, as am determined
20 sell r. u. BARKER.
n. NELSON & Co.. Auctioneers. iezD
NOE ". FUR.N-sTUH E.sT.fUCTfO.r
0v On THURSDAY M0RNING, June 80 1859,
at our Auction Rooms, a lot of new Bedstcads, two
new Bureaus. aud other articles Also a cask Oi
Bacon, Tobacco. Shoes, ready made Clothing, AMI
iezo IL NELSON s co. Auct'rs.
AOOTICE.-W .HEHE. M WIEE
ov Mary Jane Hemelwright. lss left lay led
and board without any Just cause or proyocotiOh.
This II to warn all persons from contracting with.
or harboring her on my account as l am deter
mined to pay no debts of her contracting after this
date. CHARLES HEMELWRIGHT.
je2s-ltdSw3w
~ sKfN'E, CUR.>YCa s. CO.,
IL -.r.. DESLERs
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, AND
PRODUCE GENERALLY,
4! Main street. ENANsvu g., ISp.
SO Cash paid for all kinds of Produce je2s
RDD0er'"''ri f t;s1 r"T rH'cE or
ERSklNE, CURNICk 4 co. have reduced the
price of the tn rec brands Of Flour for which their
store is becoming celebrated Quality Of each sort
guaranteed, Notwithstanding. ~ Main street.
HTOR.V' .nBaL.-yUsT RRCEEI-EO
u from the country, 20 bushels al fresh ground
Corn Meal ERskINE, CURNICK CO,
te2s a. Main street.
IOF.vE q n R.-3O BBLs. PRIME
Pittsburg Cider Vinegar Tor sale cheap 10y
je2s ERSkINE. CURNICK = 90.
HI.Dg.fULIC CR.s'R.N'T.-20 BBLs
III of first rate CoIacnt. warranted % set we'll.
ERskINE CURNiCK & co,
je2s ~ Main street.
"UIEEpH r.. Stow. .sTTOR.Y.Rl
~ -f-' At LAW
viii attend promptly 40 all business In t- trie--
! sion. Office In the City Recorder Office ie2. -tm
GsO.nE TAk.S'Gs CIV BE l,0.H.5e
~ As WE'LL AS OTHERS.
Some SIX on seyth years since, IL. COOK Gotta
menoed what most Of the people called one horse
grocery with wagon to deliver his soCi- a. hi-
customers. The undertaking was looked Gi-Cn ss
hurabUg, and hs failure wss predicted Bat /
think lac cii not faii and can furnish greater
variety OF substantial and fancy Groceries thai. Any
other house ia the West, and quite as cheap.
HlREsH, PRE.Ns, .syT,Is CHOICE
II ~ boxes Layer Rsis;ns,
Lea drums figs,
10 bbs Zshte CgrTaE,e.
AZ cases eitron,
10 hhls s0ft-shei Ain. r..is,
do filberts,
5 d. Brazil Mats,
ito English WsiH.,ts.
Jast received and ia tiirefaI til Fourth. -
is25 = . BABCOCE.
HFfGLEI' Hf.ns-I0O Of IHE sE
e SeiebTated Hams. together With good b.
sort@ent ot other mests-ShcaldeTs, Clear Sii,s
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
APOLLO HALL FOR SALE.
IN - a n IT. n TyLL. E.y.CLEDIy-c,

III the German Theatre, ground lease, either
with or without furniture just as suits purchaser.
Two ten pin alleys, three sets pins and balls,
good stable, ten barrels assorted liquors, wines.
&c, will be offered at public auction on TUESDAY,
the Zlst day of July next. II. -.-.-E .s-~H
Apollo Hall contains (hesfies The theatret seven
large and well arranged rooms, two bar-rooms -
one connected with the theatre. The property will
he sold subject to the mortgage in favor OF Fred.
Cook Terms liberal. 80 y.
.ieqt-tl G.. + HITLER.
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kJsT HECHIT.ED, EXPRRssKs
~ FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES. a.t.-
- casks Dupey Cos Brandy, "Isis"
8 "a " Osborne's old Port Wine
~ I" Old Madeira
s a 90 Pale sherry
- boxes superior Claret
pipe Pure Holland Gin.
puncheon Of fine Jamaica Rum Of IS52
casks Genuine Barclay & Perkins Porte.
In pints and quarts
casks Genuine Scotch le-..Afdr =
In pints and quarts
"a baskets Heiisick's Sparkling Champagne.
The above articles We guarantee 10 b. in every re-
srcct as described A1LIs 4 HOWFS
nV2l Watar
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aSo NaNtfACItkEh "
Main street, near the Canal,
ENANsAILLf, lND. $3.50.
Has on hand large stock Of Buggies and W gous
81 every variety--all OF his own mannfacture-
which ne will warrant 60 be superior Co any work
10 be purchased ut the East for the same prizes.
During the late hard times, aud the Indictment win
ter with its iinpss zty muddy roads. the demand
for Carriages has been light, aud his stock has
cumulated in his warerooms to dispose Of IL, and
10 relieve himself from slight pecuHiary pressure,
lac will sell AT remarkably low prices. Any person
who wants . beautiful Buggy at bargain, viii find
better chance Tor trade than he las had be-
fore, At DEGARMo'S.
70 EVANSVILLE BAG FACTORY.
Ks0. AZ MIN ST., DP sE.gEHs.-
~ For Particulars as regards pl ices, &c, all
dress GEORGE A. DOUGLAS,
Jeaiy Evansville. Ind
Vn HITrS NO. 4 .u.fCHEREL.
~ 10 kits No. = MackeIol, 1900
no pounds clear Side Bacon, e
10 bushels Dried Apples,
10 do DO Peaches,
90 pounds Dried Beef.
geo dozen hggS Received at
joao Y. II. COOK ( SONS.
IN SACKS ELOER, EH0.n WHITE
eSO wheat 70 bushels Meal. For sale at
je2O .s z. III. COOK & SONS.
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81 AR AZ AILiiua.
1t Est soii Uufore a. private sale yc iii xii "a
suction without reserve OF THURSDAY, Juuo
jOth, s1Ci tiie-Frsoi Sic, Tor cash ItisREs,i
article, and .iii T. s0ii.
jess ii. NILSSON & CO.
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AFFAIRS IN NORFOLK.
rooaarsroxpssca OF rnE asosxoHp DAILY pIsrArcI

NoRFolK, Jan. 10th, 1850.
The neetlnr--without regard TO party --of tho
citixsns Of Norfolk, which was mentioned 10 Tues
days pispAtch, was held ~ Ashland Iiati last
evening. II was composed Of our mosstnnusnuAi
and solid citiaens, and was exceedingly snsna'
siastic.
on motion Of DR.. J. J. simpkins. Ex.M.yor sum
mcrs was called to the chair, and W. E.fos.s' ap'
polluted Secretary.
After preliminary addresses from Nessrs sum
mers, simpkins aud Irwin. resolutions were o1s
ferej aud adopted. urging TIE e'senon OF usn.
Gee. Blow 70 the Board OF Public works, on tne
following grounds: his fitness; the right OF the
Eastern portion of the district to the next men,
ber and the necessity that the voice OF Norioik
shonld be heard Ia the Board of Public works
All the various railroads on the 5outhside, De-
tween here aud the Tennessee line, are represents
cd IN this city at this time. The object OF this
convention OF railroad officers 10 to perfect
through tariff to Memphis, which will enable our
Virginia roads to compete with those running into
Savannah and other Southern cities. This ar
ranaement will be perfected this week; then will
commence ian Influx Of freight over the various
railroads. unparalleled In the history OF railroads
10 Virginia
The case Of Or. Lugg came up this morning. lie
10 charged with shooting one William McFadden
who appeared 10 court with . wound on the rignt
cheek, where the ball entered, an inch below the
corner Of the eye. and another behind the ear
showing that the ball entered the cheek and came
skilful treatment of DIR. Wright, who says that
there 10 no immediate danger
The accused has been committed to jail for FUR
Their examination before the next Hastings court
which meets on the fourth Monday OF this month
PERCUSSION.
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CONGRESSIONAL.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-&RGte-A resolution Of
inquiry, in relation to the trade with Cuba, was
adopted.
Mr. Hunter called up the Invalid Pension Bill,
which was postponed until to morrow.
Mr. Brown moved to table the Pacific Railway
bill-motion lost, 20 to IS. The bill was then dis.
cussed until adjournment.
HouSe.-The bill confirming the grants of pub
lie lands by the States Of Mississippi and Ala
bama to the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, was
passed.
The Consular and Diplomatic bill was then ta-
ken up.
Mr. Keitt, Of s. c., in a speech, reviewed the
geographical and industrial resources of Cuba.
lie did not think Spain would sell the island, be-
ing prevented therefrom by pride and tradition.
He believed England and Spain were in alliance
to prevent it; but we must have Cuba, which
stands in the way Of cur commercial progress.
We have long catalogue of grievances which
would justify us in making war on Spain.
The consular bill was laid sside, and the Presi-
dents message discussed.
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Female Labor.

Tn some of the Western States, German women
are employed ~ Iaborers In the neld, doing all the
work Of agricultural laborers, except ploushir
and receiving the compensation Of thirty seven
and O half cents n day, out OF which they find
their own board, clothing and lodging They are
worked In gangs of ten twelve ia the field, q
white man experimenting each gang. just as an
overseer does gang OF negroes. Yet it is ia
these quarters that we hear the loudest outcries
about the inhumanity Of Southern servitude in
general, anu Of compelling black womea to work
~ the fields, in particular. No Southern slave,
male female, il worked as hard, and with as lit
tie compensation rs German women sometimes are
10 the Western States.
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roar OF RICHMOND-JANUARY 18th. 1872.
High Whtey his day (Tarsday) ~ e'dosk.
SAILED.
sehr Commandsrin-Ch Chief. Martin. down theriver
achr Ashland. Holmes. Fredericksburg in osIlast
Bark Flying Cloud, Beauchamp, PernAmbuco,
-four, Dunlop. Mopcuie 3 Co.
ArrAKApAs. Jan I--sailsd. brig Altavslla. Gilksy,
INV YoaK. Jan l7:-Arrivea. schrs Waterbury
and Ny Rover Wimiugto ton, n q; Geo Henry, O 8
Watson, aud M Plstt, from Newbern. c; edith,
West Norfolk. for Harwich; Nile. Warren. W, and
Geo Dunman Hertz. Va for faithsven. January
LIVERPOOL Jan l-Advertised. snip Heiene'
Bunker, to sail for City Point. Va, soon.
EcgToN, Jan l5-Cieared schr II burnett. F" ortn'
Norfolk and Portsmouth,. s..,s.,
FRANKLIN, La. Dec 2T.-schr fouthernsr. snsidon'
Richmond. =, y.,,u.
Clark; q email, Small; Henry WOOD, neamo or
John Crockford, Goodsell; Pawnee Dill and msay
Tice Tice We. Cleared scbrs A woodhouso. Ls ~.
Rowe, Kate Thomas. q BALDWIN. Enz ,a.In
Helen, Margaret Ann. w bensHics AM ns,iiar Vs
Va Arrived l7lh, schrs Emma Iutte Mitier. y
Henry Il Barnes, barnes. dc; sloop Harriet roster
N.w ORLEANS jan lO--Arrived, Crystal Palase
Leighton, Kichmond Cleared. Lamar'i0e. "rAf
AM MrwpaRT. Jan i5-In port. schrs Minerva. fall
RIVER for Norfolk; T . Thompson. Pennington
'i9 pnovrntScr Jan I5-aailed, schrs VIM IL Rowe
Virgins, Va: Thomas TulI. Cooper. FreaeficKs
burg Wis New York. ue,,x Co. p.rh.
does out 10 days, put into st Georges, bermuda
2S.h ult being very ieaky. and has Deen ophgea
discharge her cargo.
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nIsPATCH
~ STEAM POWER
PRIN TIEG OF FL Gle
CoyNsr of Main and Thirteenth Streets, Richmond
ynHN n. UANMERSLEY & co., Propriet0ys

This establishment (being the most complete Prin
terry in the South both regards Types, 0rnar
&C.. and the latest aud most approved Machine
presses) Is daily turning out the finest specimens
POOK and JOB PRINTING, such AZ
PAMPHLETS, BANK CHECKS.
CATALOGUES. NOTES, POSTERS,
CIRCULARS PROGRAMMES,
BILLS or LADINa, HANDRILLS, &c
~ Particular attention given to fne work fo'
Banks Public Offices Insurance., Railroad and Trans
portation Companies Tobacco Factors. &c.
THE DTPATCH CARD PRESS.
This new machine for CARDS. BILL HEADS. Small
Circulars Labels &C., is capable of turning of ,0G
Impressions per hour thereby enabling the patrons
of this establishment to obtain this description o
work at the shortest possible notice.
a6 Prices reduced in proportion to the jsscreasc 81
spssd.
Printing In Gold and Silver Bronze. and various
colored Inks executed in the highest style OF the art
In this branch of the business the propyistors car
safely CHALLENGE COMPETITION.
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THrlrRs-PisARRo.-The beautiful drama, ri.
sarro, which has not been played hero for ten
years IL to be put on the stage to night, with Mr.
Nesne Ia the leading character. Apart from the
nne setting Mr.. NsAhs will display, there ID an In
tsrsst attaching to the reproduction of an old
play aHsr 20 long an absence, that will contribute
mach 70 NIL the honse. Many old plays oer. will
AVAIL themselves Of the opportunity to SEQ that
popular play again, and many young ones too
The beautiful spectacle Of "Monts Chri,,o ), ,,,..
ten up In sstyls, IL 10 said, of"auexamped m.enie
csncs,' With horses, new scenery and franz a,.
mstions, 10 70 b. produced shortly NJ ths rhs.,..
Bishop PORTER, OF Mobile, was severely trui.aa
ON the night OF shs tn instant, by being thrown
from bis buggy.
The Auparn (Aia.) 6igaal 10 out for Gov. wi.s
fer the Presidency.
Col. John D. Baldwin, Of stauntoD, 10 reply to
eevsrai letters, announces himssif candidate for
the vacant ssst IN the virginia Cosrt Il Appeals.
- J.dss !. =. Bs'ssr, Of Montgomery, Ala, died on
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Lava Of DivnreA.

The divorce laws Of Indiana are disgrace to
q civilized State. Under those laws residence OF
ten days, and a notice 10 some obscure country
newspaper, are sufficient to enable any one to oh.
tain . divorce. Thousands of persons from other
States have gone to Indiana to avail themselves
Of the opportunity fof criminal reputation OF
the most sacred ties, which 10 presented by this
detsstsble legislation. This is worse than Nor.
Iaonism, and il Indiana does not desire to rank
lower In the scale of civilization than Utah, she
should efYaco her seandaous divorce laws from
her statute book.
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How 10 II to be Done !

In a late speech in the U. s. Senate Sam. Hous.
ton pertinently inquired how the disunioasts pro.
pose to divide the Unions VIII they cut tho great
Mississippi In two! Who is to have the mouth OF
III Who Ia to command its sources Will the
West be prohibited the privilege of commanding
the great outlet Of that river, whore their produce
lions are boundless, aud float on its bosom every
yearf
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The HEBsxws OF NEW OaLEAss approve of Mr.
Duchansn's course 10 regard to the Mortars case
At the anniversary oftheir Widows and Orphans
Home. in that sity, several gentlemen commended
the action OF our government, and the assembly
drank with appreciation the following toast: "The
President efths United States, aud his Constitu-
tionnl adyiser. Gen. Cass."
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CotoSIzafIos SocrErY.-The receipts OF the
American Colonization Society last year were
sol,s2o.l9; expenditures $o1, 1857; leaving q
balance of 3o23.62. From the McDonogh legacy
has been received $ssal.22 from other Isgaeiss
si.127 90. North Carolina contributed $5,si1. "a;
Louisiana 81 AS q; Virginia $235I.3l; Ohio $3,.
Ss9.s2; and Pennsylyanis s., LOCO.
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.,ULWER,s NEW NOVEL.
ID Cooley FOR FEBRUARY.
DICKENS NEW STORY.
NICK MAX for February
A HOUSE TO LET. bv Dickens. Complete for cts
THE ILLUsTR aTfD LONDON ALMANAC for 1853
H0UskHnLn W0Rns for Fsb I 20 cts
NEW YORK LEDGER.
HARPER'S WEEKLY,
LESLIk'S NEWS,
WiVERIY.
FLAG. MERCURY, WEEKLY, &c, for this week.
now ready at
1872 Main st, tw doors above the Postoftice.
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S- IT Yoa RAvE A COUGH,
TAKE HAM pG,AN,q n

Re- IT yOs HAVE A COUGH.
TAKE HAMpTON'S TINCTURE
Il 'OA now TAKE HAMPToN's TINcTURE
II you have Rheumatism,
:. 'N SOW. TAKE hAMPToN's TlNCTURE
If you have Bronchitis.
If you have Pain In the Back,
- ''N CA 80 TAKE HAMPToN's TINCTURE.
II you have Headache.
ASTHMA, COUGH. CONSUMPTION. The writer
Ia most highly esteemed; like thousands of best
known citizens, feels it duty to bear testimony OF
tho wonderiu, curative power OF HAM2TON'S
TINCTURE. Why let your friends suffer and die
without giving it triali Call and &c: pamphlet.
and zee testimony.
BALTIMORE, SEPT. %, 1883.
Aessrs. Mortimer d Ho,obrdy-GsntteReR: have
been for time afflicted with Asthma, accompa-
MED with shortness of breath, with many symptoms
of Consumption. A friend, knowing OF the hsalin :
properties of HAMPTON'S FE9ETEBLE TINC-
fUkE, from having used the same induced me 10
procure bottle of the Tincture and 10y the use OF
one bottle much better that was induced ~
use more OF it, and by taking five six bottles was
restored TO my usual health, and will say to ell per
sons who are afflicted as / was TO use HAmPTON'S
VEGETABLE TIkCTURE.
Gentlemen-YoU are ct liberty to use my name
for the benefit OF the afflicted
8. West corner of Liberty and Clay sts2,
Baltimore, Nd.
he Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
Seid by PURCELL. LADD co. Richmond: by
DR. COOKE, fredericksburg; by all the Druggists
in Petersburg; By MORFfMER & M0WBkAY.
Baltimore. and by Druggists and Shop-keepers
everywhere.
ga 81 per bottle; six bottles for IS.
no 1-G&Wta
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nIHu.


On Monday the nth inss q. y n,eo f lila at,
Mrs HIX widow Of the late Jesse hiA, " 'n's VIZ
Ia this 10th yesr OF her age ,...rah.r
funeral this morning vt ~ oefocS III" '"e
presb, terisn Chu, CHI. tDr Mocrsf
At the residence Of his tathsr. IN this city, on
Tuesd y rs int, JOHN Y. STEELE. IN the zosh
Ills friends and those Of the family respectfully
invited 10 atterd his funeral ct the Prespy
(Dr HoRe's) church. this afternoon. st . oc'ocn.
M, AsNUAL MEETING This an
49, nual meeting Of the HOMESTEAD unMPA.
NV will be held on the 10Th instant nt their omce on
nth street between Main and Eank, at !! O'Clock.
ia i9-2t Wm ALL1E. a. =:
TEACHING The MANLY EM
w. Art or sErF DEFENCE Prof
] sWEETMAN continues giving Spar1ng Lessons
nj his room under Mpler's Retreat. Opposite the
METROPOLITAN Hail. ON Franklin street. where ~
can he found every Monday. "Wednesday ana FIJI.
fav between lhe hours Of ~ and IL NJ. ana ana
Persons wishing will be taught on reasonable
terms Children under IL years o. age, nall price.
Nons but gentlemen Of rospectabilfts need apply
The Professor warrants to learn any person 70
spar in u lessons, and il certainly the ngntest
teacher Of the day. ,.,,..
ery Saturday night. at the above room
Admission only 20 cts. This Is q good chance for
those whe may wish to put the gloves on 10 iearn
ia l5-6t* ----------------
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WANTED TO HIRE-A good colored
W Washer and Ironer; also. a colorsd Chamber.
maid and seamstress. Apply at the residence of
ia l9-2t THOS RUST,
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oPHC1AE NOTICES.

- 6PncrAL NorIcs.-We ask partic-
uIar attention 10 the ssle Of the Real Estate layts
Furniture &C.. OF the late Jacob shook, 70 com
mence This DAY ss 10 O'Clock, A M
this paper. JAb n TAibon 49,.
Ia 20-1t nuSsss
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The RACE Horse STARKE SoLD.-We learn from
the New Orleans Delta that the race horse Starke
has been sold for 81 900, to be placed in Mr. Ten
Brosck's stables in Europe. starke was beaten 10
the recent four mile race at New Orleans by va
r;n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-20
sAr A LoNa ESTABLISHED CUSTOM

It has long been thescustoom each return Of the
Christmas and New Year Hsllidays. between attach
ed friends brothers, sister, parents and children.
to exch snge small token OF esteem .er present
some memento which may be held sacred in after
years. So
Whatcau be more desrabi or appropriate,a as gift
such occasion, than beautifully executed and
sc the well arranged Gallery Of G. w. MINIS. lg7
Main street. He has just received a large aud
dc. in which to have Pictures placed. Persons
Wishing to make beautiful present. and OF secGr-
beautiful in which to have placed, should not fail
TO visit his Gallery Remember the number. ls7 Nam
street 0f,possts the Post Office. de 10
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nRr MrDrcAL CARD.--Dn. CH. bELl
nuso, and Dn J. q. DoRsEr CyLLEN, have sssocistsd
thsm.eiyes in the PRACTICE0F MkDlCIhE AMI
SURG ERY from this dafe
91- Office, Franklin street, above IT'D.
JANUARY LIST, 1859. Jsi-M
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FROM WASHINGTON

WAsHINGroN, Jan. 19.-The Secretary of State
replies to the House resolution of inquiry, that it
does not appear from fles in his Office, that any
correspondence has passed with France and Eng
land, relative to the acquisition of Cuba, since
1853.
The Senate in Executive session to-day, confirm
ed Rush Gilmore Associate Justice Of Kansas.
The nomination Of Townsend Harris. Minister to
japan, taken up, but the confirmation was
postponed. Col. Harris was confirmed Senior
Marine officer. in place of Henderson, deceased.
The Secretary OF the Navy informs Congress
that there is no evidence tending to show that
non Episcopal Of the navy are required to use
the Episcopal forms of service.
The Commissioner of Patents is eugag ed hsariug
arguments for and again the extension of the
patent of McCormck's Reaper.
Hon. Chas. L. Scott, of California, tonight made
an able speech on the Pacific Railroad bill
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eco DRRII,rArEp PznsoNs-Those

who have suffered from incessant fevers loss OF ap-
petite or improper digestion-may easily be cured
by the use Of BiEER's BITTERs. We have known
persons entirely restored health by these bitters,
after visiting all the watering places without receiv
ing ar,s benefit If any of readers are suffering
from Dyspepsia Nervous Debility, Torpid Liver. In.
digestion Ague and Fever, Sour Stomach or Loss Of
Appetite they will find certain relief by using these
Bitters as directed. Delicate females may lest as
sured that these Hitters are admirably adapted to
their Diseases and never fail in quickening nature
and restoring the bloom of healt TO their cheeks
Teething infants may also be improved by their
use-whilst all classes and sexes will be benefited
bv their strengthening properties AS family
medicine, these Bitters stand unrvalled, and must
eventually superb ede all others We invite trial
at once.
For sale by Purcell. Lsdd q Co. and by all the
prominent Drug gists i'll Virginia. oclz
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&- Clown HILL CoAL.--Both Hail
.sgs 80 ~. shovs COAL. for sale By
anu Is"pt" VI s p WHITING,
m,r Near pesvsburg Depot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-20
THE RORDER WARFARE-PORT SCOTT

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 19.-The Kansas City Journal Of
the 18th instant says that Judge Williams of Fort
Scott, had arrived there route to confer with
ern part Of Kansas.
He represents the neighborhood Of Fort Scott
10 be under reign of terror. Business sus-
pended Women and children we're being removed
to places of safety. The citizens were under arms.
and stood guard day and night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-20

THURSDAY EvKNIFa, JAN. NH. ,Sa
win BE- prs ssuted sheridsn's great pisv IN -.
RlzARRO. Rolls, Mr. NkAYie ss"'e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-20

TIE NORFOLK SEXTON-PROPOSITIO TO
FREE HIM.
PHIL DELpHIA. Jan. 10 Funds are being collect.
ed here to enable Bob Butt, the sexton OF Norfolk
Va, who accompanied the remains OF the Phiia,
delphians here, to purchase tae freedom of Ia i'm.
self and family.
In another part of to-day's paper will be found
an explanation of this dispatch about "The Old
sexton"-an account of the funeral services in
Philadelphia over the victims of the fever at
Norfolk