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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-03


Our readers viii not fail to remember the
lecture tonight of the Hon. H. 5. FooTE
the distinguished ex-senator from Missis-
sippi. For several years he has been with
drawn, in a great degree, from public life, but
he has lost none of the vigor and eloquence
which distinguished his term in the United
States Senate during the stormy times of the
compromise session of 1850. The general
desire to hear him will bring together a
large audience at Marble Hall.
E9- HUGHEs has received by express this
day, nice addition to his stock OF chill
drsns' shoes,-those sizes he was out OF, he
can now supply to his customers-they are
WEBsrERis manufacture.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-03
DRs. EHRMAN & CLAW,

DRS. EHKAlAN ~ GLAN IL,
MWOMROP.aTHKE PHIsSKCx.4.NrS q
AE Surgeons. offer their services te the citizens
Of Evansville and vicinity. Dr. GIaviz will ike
wise pay particular attention diseases of the Eye
He has had long experience in their medical and
surgical treatment, us an attending Physician in
the Eye Infirmary at Berlin.
BD- Office hours from a NJ. TO p NJ.
Ba5- Office on Sd street below Vine. Residence
of DR.. Ehrmau Sd street, between Vine & syca-
more. Residence of DR.. Glaviz, Sherwood House.
Oct27
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-03


We are authorized to sell al private sale the
northeast quarter of section 81 township south,
range 10 west, in Vanderburgh county, containing
l60 acres This is the old james W. jones' place,
lyina, on both sides of the Princeton road mile
south of Warning ton, and is of the best FARMS
in this part of the State There about 10
under cultivation, with good young fruit bearing
orchard, a good dwelling house and all necessary
out-houses, including large log barn. The
place is in good order and will be sold bargain
upon reasonable terms. Possession will be given
March next. CHANDLER & AYNES,
nov29f gents.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-03

RoOTKCE OF PAR T.N-ER SHEEs.--
. Notice is hereby given, that partnership
has this day been formed between the undersigned
persons, under the style and title of Evansville
Journal Company" James I'll. McNeeiy having pur-
chased the interest of +. Y. Carlle in the Evans
vile Journal Establishment.
Evansville, Ind, November 21st., 1889.
JAMES Il. MoNEELY.
IT.. NJ. TKAYER.
JOHN II. McNEELY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-03

EEI0HO W.9sN'TS IN O P-ERCO-aTF
w We have on hand quite variety Of we'll
made and fashionable style Clothing including
very desirable Oyercoats that being Of rather
better quality than is needed for our wholesale
trade, will retail for cash at extremely ios0 fg
4res. All our friends who would like bargain in
this line, will find us ready to accommodate them
at No. 20 Main street.
noy9 VIM L. FRENCH d co.
Nevada national., 1859-02-26
Pumps for Sale.

TWO "FukCE ANn LIFTING" rrMpS-one 6
ineh bore, and one inch borc--5oth in line OF
Ter Apply to
jos WUunMuRrIf
Superintendent Alta Co. No ,
Grass Valley Sept. II, ls5s.--- tf
Nevada national., 1859-02-26

From the Trinity Journal we take the
following. asking who was the ars1 white
woman in Nevada County
FIRsr wuirE WOMAN AT THE NoRru.-lp
. conversation with one of the early Hd'en.
tsrers Of this northern country. We learned
the following interesting facts
Mrs. Walton was the first white woman
who explored the territory embracing Hum
boldt, Trinity aud Siskiyou cohaiies sue
came to HumhOld. Bay ia April. leIV
thence. travelling on foot aud carr! ihg h'i
wardrobe aud several articles o. hod'eh"ih
goods. amounting To forty ponnds' upon
her back. NJ IN forty nine. hcc"" Pt"''c ~
har.hn oa d. b on her " Hcros- lhe
mountains. To Big Bar, Ir'n''y river. ong
Jay in June ol that year unr lmiOf mhn uud
a Sco,chman were busy crrvic,ne at the edge
Of the water under - hlun Of rocks they
knew OF no other person near thrm they g.
nird a shadow ia ihe water. and q" Scotty,
Swinging up exclaimed. &c tigd. Goad, mon
We're tak"n. Iii, Gaelic ma .inailnn SIS
full of Iujin" But il Ma pioneering Ms.
Walton. in her grotrsquc n ni"g scar rhe
had thus Travelled aiouR the river, stopping
occasionally to nine.
Th. two miners we're peculiarly riiuaird
they had but one pair ui paHi'loons h"-
tween them. aud the company h'e'cies had
been left on shore the brtl"f 90 facilitate he
lusin,sr of obtaining sul'' IT IA htio" wa1rr
and TO have ~ change at nikhi. h"cs
ing OF to convenient water d"pth. they h'ld
a marley and directed the " oman tc DEAR
ahle camping ground. aud IA III" evening.
wore the brreches, ,cOnsecuf're'g. al flsils o'
ceremony.
Mrs. Walton removed 10 N"nvervillc,
thence croo-sing SCOTS mountain through
Scott's Valley to scott Bar, and from lhen-
&C to Yreka Flat and was the first white
woman ever there Finally she removed To
Oregon. and l. there residing. II the New
Calrdnnian discoverir- did not aeain rouse
he spirit Of exploration. llrr history y
remarkable She was horn !n England. in-
heriting two hundred thousand r. unds,
which having been somehow >quaadeted alter
her marriage. she and her husband went to
Australia there he man died and. marry
ing Walton she came here aud ever rest
less. APPARENTLY desiring escape from human
society. she has kept penetrating desoiatt
wilds Her face. though time and care
bleached retained vestigcs of considerable
beauty her mind was proligaily stored
she had learned Latin aud Greek, and cI
hibited familiarity with the polite acc omp
lishments Of her day aud country. Sh,
brought dozen candies with her from Hum
boldt six of them she gave to a sick man
whom she carefully and tenderly watched
Let her be- remember, and let her story be
Oft told.
Nevada national., 1859-02-26
DIR. VAN ZANT.
HAVING DEVOTED HIS STUDY. FOR
wears to the Surgical and Medical treat
ment OF d se.,>es Of
TIE EYE AND EAR,

NOTICE 8, hereby given that the undersigned Ia
" duly empowered " g.. t.Ner ol Gra-- Nail,, g.
act a. .,-rut ur tho sale -'-ici-ou' -, eating
Anna algamator. for Nevada County. All sale. made
bs HIM will o.. duly acknowledge b. the sub, riber
A ". sTEI>UN
Gras. Valley. Mas 26. 1856,
Hs- From the above II viii bee seen that The Sub.
rrih-r ha. been appointed Agent Tor the sale oi tfe
.Srit-O Operating Amalganaior for this County. Arv
letters addressed Ia him in relation 20 il. ai be
promptly attended to.
Although he ha, power to sell or permit 'o u..
outside Of this County still for the sake uf bringing
into general notice every where what be deru. au in
.cutiun, which will greatly facilitate the e,elul mei
uf an important branch OF the mineral resource. the
cuuntry he viii be- most happy to give HrY in:orms
ton upon the subrct which may be desired O., te--
sons who beyond tile lmits of auy local agent or
sho may not be able in communicate direct with tile
inventor. Parties IN remote portions Of this State ur
80 any of the Atlantic states Who uay Doe iron. 90
procure Of these machine. hr put iu the way
Of deing so. by addressing the suh-criber Tie ins
thine Is made both Of cast iron su1 of wood II ui
occupy space OF from four tu ,ix cubic leet arcor .
ing TO the number Of drawer. which IL mav De e.if
able to use. When made of cast iron 70 via. ue..I.
about twenty five lbs 10 each drlWerii wool about
half that weight. Six or eight drawers may be con.
-ilereia a set, 10 which any additional number cen
pe added at the option Di tbc purcha The sale of
right gives the priyilree of using many lfa ac-.
the purchaser may t To- attach TO one battery
Jr one set Of batteries connected.
Nevada national., 1859-02-26
DIRECT TE>TINONY.

Every one knows Mr.. B.. the successful
criminal lawyer, OF Philadelphia, says the
Mercury. and the peculiar tact with which
be usually eucceeds in cliciting the truth
from d witness. He once in while, now
ever. meets with a queer customer. Such a
one turned up before magistrate few
days since. Mr.. Doyle was complained
Of for keeping disordcrly house in S.
street The complainant engaged Mr.
to attend to his case aud put Mr. Doyle
though a course of sprouts. The first wit
ness examined was Cornelius o'Neil. '
gave his examination to Mr.. b.
DO you know the defendant, Mr.. Doyle
Niver a man better"
waat kind Of house does he keep
A brick house.
L don't mean that what Az its pecu.
lisrities ~
Two stories, with brick kitchen that
points on the McGarry's fence.
" You still misuuderstand me wish to
know the reputation Of the house. ]. is
good or bad p
d" Bud entirely
Mr. b. called the attention Of the cour;
90 THE answer, and desired the magistrate
TO take note. The magistrate did so.
What do you mean when You say tie
reputation OF the house is had 2
- That it has the DEVILS o"n chimney.
and u roof that leaks like sieve
"You still misunder, land ne. Nr. O'Neil.
Let US try again. What kind OF people is
there in the house 2
Men and women, principally at least
that's the only kind ever in-I tn, re-
We'll wnat kind OF women are they :"
" Female women ss near | could
Judge"
Well what is their character -
Only one of them has the article
" The court Will please note that Only
one of the females ha5 a character. Aud
which one is that 50
A young lady by the name Of Bridget
hcShane"
" She. you think has character -
Think Il know it. .sw it on Mon
day"
" Saw what.'
" Her character. II was written by Faith
sr Daley
.' You still persist in misunderstanding
me Let u try once more. Have you.
ever seeu women of the town at DUyles -
e" No sir not OF tie town, bu. raiG of
sbem from the country
by women Of the towu, mean common.
vicious women :"
What do you say -
'' | say bad women. Have you never
seen such women drinking and dancing at
poyle's ~
All mushn. listen to that An the
likes Of Doyle's that would allow such peo
pie to misuse his shop. By the powers oi
Cromwell, if his boy Mick was here, but
he'd twis, your nose till yo could use it for
gimlet'
" but"
" Arrah, go away wild ye, ye blackguard
to say thai oi dacint man. Ifit were uol
aa nioiestin 'he court. ri peel my coat and
Nevada national., 1859-02-26

SANDS SiRSlPiRILLi,
The Oldest And
ORIGINAL ARTICI4 Il.
CELEBRATED FOR THE CURE OF
All Diseases arising from an Impure
State of the Blood, or Habit
of the System.
The thoufands of unio-
licited teftimonials from
perfons of every rank in
fociety, fhow in the mott
satisfactory manner the
powerful agency this
preparation pofsefses of
arreiting and curing
DISEASES OF THE
Glandular and OESeous
lystems. In its compo-
htion, on which much
of its value depends, the
beit Sarfaparilla Root,
with other mott effectual
and falutary productions
are com,...-i, produc-
ing a compound
DIFFERING ENTIRELY
in its character and properties from any
preparation now in uie. Under its re-
ltoring influence, trength and vigor are
impaired to the exhaufed frame, and
perfect health iucceeds diieaie, as Winter
is iucceeded by Spring, and the earth
clothed in verdant beauty under the gen.
ial influence of reireihing ihowers. Its
operations are in harmony with nature,
and it may be administered to persons
of all ages and every variety Of coniti-
tuition with the mott perfect iafey.
Prepared and sold by 4. o. q D SANDS.
Wholesale Druggists. 100 Fulton Street, cor.
of William. New-iork.
For sale bv DswITr. KrTTLE & Co.. II
JOHSs'.N & Co, RED,SoToN y Co., San Fran
ci.cn: RIcr & CoFriS, Marysville; r. II.
McDuSALD & CO.. Sacramento; and by
Druggists generally
" ~, f.t >nni,i.R Agent foi Grass VALLEY
Nevada national., 1859-02-26
LAW oF NEWSPAPERS.

suh~crihsr. vho 1u not give %, press notice Co.
the contrary ate considered Wishing to continue
their IA h%crtptinn.
!. san.rr hcrs wish their paper. di,c"n 'ln 10
nutii.h.r. ana, ,ant,r.r g. sent 'htm until al
chHrrrs ulr l.ai'
3 if .a'i-crih,r. neglect or refuse 20 'ske thcir
rnrar. F..in t.- sarrot }'tre to shich they 80
ssrf. thrv are h,!f f--rr1 itir until fhev settle
tlsir bil! au.i give r1tirr Go dice .ufiuus ia'I
o. ,uh.ct.hfr. move is oihrr places ei'h'ui
informin. ihr publisher srl ihe auer e lent 60 fh'
'rfurr a s,, fap ihes are held responsible. Notice
sis.ilI airef- De .if-n u' removal.
kslis.ae 90 ftAn u7 per ur prriuficn' from tho
Office a- removing and ieasiu- 10 uncallst Tor, Is
>, ,alcnrv uf fraud
Nevada national., 1859-02-26
QUARTZ MINING MACHINER Y
BRADFORD'S PATENT
ORE Sc A r A 7 o r s.

Tfff~E MACHINES are offered for sale and are open
| O.. the examination of the Mining community OF
California Performing an tha' b. undertaken Tor
tl-ir via o. concentrate tie mineral particles n
d.. rurk after 10 Inns been crushed aud -if'u. Tie
ot.-f,tinr {. nothing more than mechanically pan
rln. aut. " Hrt -ouicsy working that gold cam he
D.. rue.! rradil, ,rum black sand The m"~' i'm
prrtaui application L. 60 concentrate sulrhur"is
from quartz doing /; rapidly aud we'll Nothing
and in on plumber 'i mining ffni rr-
tics FOO the older state t'achiurrt On "NhiAiii"n,
aus ...f sale los IFSSE~ HNpENHJ EuH
tuu l20 Market street. san francisco.
Nevada national., 1859-02-26

and make nounder of We in less time than
a donkey would eat thistle
Here Mr.. O'Neil became 50 e~citcl that
Mr.. b. told him he could stand aside to make
room for the next witness.
The case resulted in a verdict OF acquiial.
Nevada national., 1859-02-26
state Of California, In nistrici Court.
County OF Nevada l4th Judicial district.

Thomas y Vain- 81 Joshua Sweet 81 a.
la application of un's Attorney. ierein. and IL
art.a mug in ms -stsiactiun THAT guo cause oi ac
ton exist. r. iiti,t th. rrudeut. Joshua ~Neet that
he j. q t,f.,fri tatty thereto ami that the sal,
feuiant not resident Of th, state. aud that the
r.. .iieuce of .aid defendant h. unknown lainiin
D. j. ordered that the summons herein be srr'rI
uton tie .ai, Joshua sweet 10y publication IN the
Nevada Nat ,uat' for fuFe- MONTH.
Given uud,r Iy hard thi> Nn~enih~' Pad. ISIS
THOMAS n. CA-WtIl- 60 Judge.
Attest-Rufus shoemaker. tierk oi district ouri
Hy VIM smith lePuty.
Net nnueil A Niles Iltf- Au'v. Is ON
Nevada national., 1859-02-26
NOTICE.

State Of California. In District Court
County Of Nevada. l ith judicial District.
Lysan der Moore aud Thomas Notaw, Pitts
Thos Primrose. II. Bronson and r. " Swee.
pcft's
Notice is hereby given nall persons inter
c>tcd that the said Fiun,iiis have this day
instituted a suit against the said Defendants
10 enforce Lien for lnmhcr and Material
men against said Dyirndaut- against the
said property as hereinafter described. 10 Wit :
\ Quartz Mill. known aud d"scribri a.
Sweet ~ Gus Mill in Eureka Township. Co
aforesaid that they shall appear IN The
District Court for IN" County aforesaid. on
Monday the 18Th diy of December. \. d
1858. and exhibit their claims against said
property. aud lhp proof OF said claims and
liens on said property on that day.
LYSANDER MOORE. / p,,g,,
I3 THOMAS VOTAW u" .
Nevada national., 1859-02-26
SIMMONS.


STATE or CALIFORNIA. cot NrY OF NEVADA So.
District Court l4th Judicial nstri7t Of said state
The People Of the state of CaHforiia--ro JOSH
IA SWEET Greeting
You are hereby summoned "a appear an@ answer
the complaint of THOMAS y. PAINE. Glrl against
YOU. II. b Bronson, Thomas Primsose and hiram II.
sweet
Within Ten navs from the ser-ice Of this Writ. II
served ON you in this County, within Twenty Days
II served on you N..hin this District anl out OF ts
County. and witein Forty days if served On you IN
tho STATE and out ut this District in an action com
mcnced on tile isi day oi Nvvember. A y. is5s in
sail Court 10 obtain Decree Of this Court, for
the foreclosure OF certain mortgage bearing date
the md lay Of April a. y. 1857. executed by the
Dcfeudent Joshua sweet, To Plaintiff. and FOR the
sale oi the premises therein. and ia said Complaint
particularly mentioned and described. and the appli
cations o. fhe MONEYS arising from such sale To- the
uavment Of the amount due on two certain promise
~ notes ~et forth in said complaint made and de
liv-rrd 10 -aid rltntih Thoma, y Paine 10y the De
fendaut, beariac even date with 'aid mortgage an
thereby intended tu De secured. 10 Wit Ile sum
Of six Thousand Dollars with interest thereon. from
the 2nd day Of Agril A. D. 1857. AZ the rate Of two
aad half pes cent per month Till paid aud i and
deGcenc, shall remain after applying al of the said
moneys properly 80 applicable thereto then that
Plaintiff nnay have Execution iher for against the
said Defendants, ais that all Of said defendants.
ani each aud every one Of them. and all and every
person claiming under them. or any or either oi
Them .ub,equrntly 10 the commencement Of thi, a
tiuu mvy be- barred aud foreclo,ed OF all right
claim>. lein and equity Of redemption in or 20 thc
saiH murtgaged premises or any part thereof, and
or such other or further relief or both, in the pre-
mses as may be just ana equitable
And YOU are hereby notified that il you fail Ia an
-u .r said Compla int herein directed Plaintiff will
take Judgment e. rain.t YOU therefor by default to
rrth-r with an COST o suit and al-o demand of the
Court -ch other relief j. prayed for ia his said
Comlrini
Ia testimony whereof J. RUFUS SHpFMA kER
Clerk uf the District Court aforesaid, d'
- hereuut" -el ms haud and impress th'
seal Of said court. 90 Office in the iit,
g. '- I of Ne, ada. this mi dan oi Nnt enh"r.. \
J. lsas RUFUS SHOEMAktk. Clerk
By WI SMITH deputy.
Nevada national., 1859-02-26
Attention, Z nginee1 s.!

NWO DOUBLE FlUk steam boilers, in good order
- feet long. SO inches diameter, with two II
neh Fiues in each, will be sold low forCssh on ap
pheation 10 T.. MCLAUGHLIN.
Hardware lH.aieT hiH street
ersss vrIi--. IEy isSS
Nevada national., 1859-02-26
ROAD NOTICE.

DERsONS who have an agreement 90 travel on the
l the Nevada sui Gras> valley Turnpike tumpa
ny Road by the month, Nill please call at the ~
ece ct IA secretary. 10 Neyada 81 Grass VALLEY ON
the arst OF every month and have The agreement re-
newel. X. shOEMAhkN, see y
Nevada national., 1859-02-26
Sewing Ma, hines.

". HOADi.EN, having the Agency
'.WLeeIer y Wil-uu'- superior FAMILY >tMiNG
MAgulNE~' % will b. at the tNtHAN"E HlFL leo
GRASS VALLEY on WEDNESDAY. Of each week
fur the salr at Machines and for the purpose Of Civ
ing instruction in their use.
Rs l.tc- wishing To procure the machines are
re- rrrr.i to Ma III .I.NAKER ON Church street.
as- sewing ,lan- to ur,irr with n-atu.-e and dies,
patch Wor lett NJ the Exchange viii b. returned
the .ecnnd dav without extra charge.
Gra-- VALLEY. July IS, ls5s. am'
Nevada national., 1859-02-26
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA


Il Bener0ient Institution established ~
Special EHdO,cmenf for the Reiief
ofthe SICK and Distressed,
afflicted wiH Piruient and
Epidemic Diseases
Is time Of Epidemcs it is the object Of the IRstta
tion to established Hospitals. to provide Nurses
Physicians Clothing. Food, Medicines &c for the
sick nj destitute 10 tske charge Of the orphans Of
way to the relief Of the afflicted aud the health %
the public at large 1t j. the duty Of the iirertors
at such times. 20 wish personally the infected dis
triet. and 10 provide and execute means Of relief
Numerous physicians. rot acting members Of the
Association usually enrol their names its book
subject TO be called upon te attend its hospitals
frea ui chragp.
In the absence Of Epidemic, the Directors havsAu-
ihorizad the Consulting surgeon 10 give advice aud
medical aid To persons suffering uncer CHRONle
DISEASES Of virueut character arising from
abuse of the physical powers nal treatment, the
effects of drugs. Sc &c,
Narous BEuEIs aud TRACTS on the nature aHs
treatment of Chronic nisca es by tho Consulting
surgeon have been published for gztui;ons di.trihH
tion. and will be sent FRxt faAac. % the afflicted
Address for Reports or treatment nr. GEuEGE
CALHOUN Consulting sui geun. Howard asssc.siisn
No. > south Ninth street. rhilalell hiA ig
BY order Of the Director.
EZRA - HEdRTWlLL President.
GEo. EdlRchllD. Secretary l4lt
. SEEIRTs-If you want the best SHIRTS fcr y.=-
- money. call FAbklk
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-27

In our last, we gave the vote on several Items Of
expenditure, inaugurated by the opposition thirty
fourth Congress, by which the expenses Of the Gov
eminent we're largely increased. We left the items
to explain themselves, although, in several cases,
stronger point would have beeh made if we had ac-
compsniel the statement with explanatrry notes.
Thus, The appropriation to the Atlantic graph of
$4,000 per annum until the receipts reached per
cent on the investment, aud then S25 600 year fer
twenty five years,-fJr which democrats and 90
opposionists voted, to 50 democrats and 80 oppo-
silicBists against it-would have BEEN permanent
appropriation of $4,000 per anuum to connect the
British possessions this continent with the pa
rent eouairy: Fer the company would never have
ACKNOWLEDGED profit of per cent while SO, 600
per amman was to be obtained by denying it. LeavN
ing it TO our readers, howe yer, to make their own
comments on the heads of appropriation as We give
them, We pursue the comparison between the con-
duct of the opposition when in the majority, and
their canvass economy when in the minority.
Having shown that the increased expenditures in
money, for the service of 1861 was occasioned by
opposition schemes and appropriated by opposition
votes, we take up next the appropriations of land
for railroad and other purposes by this oppo-
sition House of Representatives:
May 8, 1856 Journal, 942 On Mr. Benefits
bill, making grants of 8,456,OOO acres of land to
Iowa for railroad purposes Yeas; democrats, Is ;
opposition, GO. Nays: democrats, 26 opposition
43.
May IA, 1856. Journal, P. &c., On the bill grant
ing ,S14 400 acres Of Public Land to Florida and
Alabama for railroad purposes. Yeas: democrats
"a; opposition, GO. Nays: democrats, %; Opposi-
ton, g.
May 81, 1856 Journal, P 1915. On the bill
granting 100000 acres of The Public Land to
Wisconsin for railroad purposes. Yeas: democrats
20; opposition, CT. Nays; democrats, 80; OppO-
sitiOn 3d.
May q, 1856. Journal P. 1918. On the bill
granting 1882, 91S acres of land to Alabama for
railroad purposes Yeas: democrats, %; opposi,
tion, 81. Nays: democrats, %; opposition, SO.
May q, 1856 Journal, P. 1856. On the bill
granting 8,O96,O96 acres of Public Land to Mich
gan for railroad purposes Yeas: democrats, 49,
opposition, So. Nays: democrats, %; opposition,
%.
May o. 1856 Journal, P. 1908. On the bill
making grant of ,6O2, $50 acres of Public Land
10 Alabama for railroad purposes. Yeas: demo-
Gratis, Is; opposition, A Nays: democrats, &c;
opposition, 80.
August 6, 1856 Journal, P. 1879. On the bill
granting TO Mississippi 49,, $50 acres of Public
Lands for railroad purposes Yeas: democrats, %;
opposition, g.. Nays; democrats, %; opposition,
sc.
Feb IA, 1857. On the bill granting lands to Min
nesOta and Alabama for railroad purposes; number
of acres unknown. Yeas democrats, 10; Opposi
ton, 60 Nave: democrats 2s; opposition, g.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-27
TRIAL OF DANIEL e. sICKLES.
Eighteenth Day.

WASHINGTON, April 23.-The pressure for admis
sion into the court room is by no means sOgreat as
on previous days. The general impression yester-
day seemed to be that the trial would be concluded
to-day, but it is now evident that the argument on
instructions will be spun cut as to prevent its
termination before Monday.
Mr.. Carlisle notified the Judge that Mr.. Broad
head was in court and satisfactorily explained the
cause Of his not having been here before. Richard
Brosdhead testifej.-I am acquainted with Sickles,
saw him on the day Of the homicide; was walking out
aud met my friend Hademsn, Of Harrisburg, and We
called at Judge Blacks when Siekles came in; l
introduced him to Mr.. Haldeman few words pass
ed between Siekles and HaldemaD, on the subject
of Pennsylvania politics. 1 called Siekles atten-
ton to mud on his boots and he left the room
to take it off, and returned soon heard footsteps
on the stairs. He Immediately rose and stepped
cut as if to meet the person. He was out some
time. In minute or two Judge B. came in very much