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XXxyIth CONGREss---FIRsT SESSION.
WARRINGTON, Dec. 49,


Mr.. Gilmer Of N. c., caused to be read news
parer article commenting on an extract frum the
Boston Tract journal, Rssociating his nan,s "den-
sively with Helpers book, aud saying among
other thnss, that the South should look aboul
and see whether there wsES not traitors her own
soil.
He said so far as this article applied to him II
was an Infamous and malicious fabrication and a
falsehood IRON beginning TO end. If he had re
oeiyed Helpers book, as charged, It must have
been through the mail
He repeated that the whole publication, so far
as 1t was intended to effect harm, 10 lie from bo,
ginning u end,
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
.sDAY MoRNINe, pEc ao. lssp.
TRAYHLRn,s REnIsrKH.


" Citizens wishing cOaveynnce either ef ths aboss
frainsor Boats will called Tor by the
Omnibus Liue by leaving their address te Omnibus "
see 81 Superior street door neHtt0 Wedden House
Nov. a. 1863
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THR FLORENcEs.- Mr.. aud Mrs. Florence have
just closed successful engagement in Buffalo and
are now at Rochester. TO Ceveanders IL would
be no news to say that they received tue heartiest
praise of people and press. They are sure of that
anywhere, and their fr nds here will feel that the
following from the Buffalo Express is but Just
tribute TO their talent.
Il is no part of cur mission to bestoW praise un
less 1t Is merited, or TO pronounce condemnati N,
unless IL is deserved; and while the Florences, In
their profession, stand in the first rank they are
less social, agreeable, aud exemplary 10 private
life; and it Is by such artates that comedy Is eleva
ted aud purified, aud relieved from the vugarty
aud double eatendre that too often mutlla the
text OF the author, for the purpose OF causing an
appreciation that is az mistaken n its creation It
is reprehensbe in its effects. With all these good
qualities the Florences must win their way to a
heghth, even not yet attaOed by them.
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LEylNoroN Ky, Dee. 40,
Keiscrs' hourIng mill was destroyed by FIRE last
night Loss liom 1900 to $4,000. Insured
for $4,000.
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t9- great amount Of money can be saved by
having old furs altered into new fashions, Instead
Of paying high prices for new fOrs. f. RufinI .l75
Superior st., understands from his long experience
to make old fOrs most As good az new at small OK
peDse His stock Of eapea, NUTS, cuffs, 30, is a.
good IS any IL the city, all Of his own manuiae.
turs, at lower prices than anywhere else aud at
about half the price as the furs sold ct auoiloa -
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PROSI NKW YORN.

EEw yoaK, Dec To-
Immenso UAion meeting this svOning, 1000
strong. ResoluliOn were adopted nominating
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THg Courts UNITED STATES CoURTs -
JUDcE wILLsON.--The following gentlemen were
yesterday admitted to the bar; Laban s. Sher
man, Ashtabula, and Franklin ]. Diekman,
Cleveland.
Injunction was allowed against State officers
aud Summit County Bank as to collecting taxes
under the act of April 5th, 1889
The jury was charged last night in the Wand
case, and a verdict brought in of guilty.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-20

PLUMBINo,-FOr all descriptions Of plumbing
work and water fixtures, there Is no better place
in the city than that Of b. r. Bower, successor to
J. b Barnes 4 CO., Atwater Block Mr. Bower lS
prepared with choice and well selected STOCK
good wOrkmen and plenty Of them TO promptly
and pu0ciually execute oil orders, large or small
The numerous samples Of his work which have
been doue throughout the city for many Of vure eti
zens are their own advertisement ~
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Eg- Neuralgia, Fits, 81. yilu's Dance, Paraly-
SIS spinal complaint, general local debility, or
nervous prOstratiOp, ars cured by Dr. GibsOh's
new electrical treatment without difaculty. Il
never fails, and may justly bo regarded rs a sps-
eae. 0fioe No. III Ontario street, q few doors
rom the Pu Bile 9auaTe .H'.0 |HI
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II Eal- For Gas Fixtures aud Fitting apply AZ
ASt9, ENaMOhIh CO. Cor. superior y --nee, -
PR. Jas. MoOLtaTocK's PEcroRAL SYRUP.-
In the seainsy hopeless w He as the earlier snges of
chronic uug complaints ~ en- the o ughinE incssuant
the throat vii mueus the sunk, the lune'
sore and the strength gone, this thing, iranquiEas
eountortritant aRd restorative will rescue from mpend-
ing death.
Price 81 % sold by WIN. ElskE. Oleyelenl.
Rev. j. V. Watson, Editor OF n. W. Obriat
ian Advoo 70 " rticsao m saws of DIT. RcCLINT0cKs
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DYsPEPsIA.---That most troublesome and pain
ful Of all Diseases it is now ascertaned eccuay
cured Many have been the preparations gotten to at
tain this object but, with solitary exception, be-
ieys all have failed Of their purpose DR. Hostettsrs
stomach he referred tc-howevor has proved
ipvaluabll remed for all diseases of the stomach
that oil with lis history will question
It's efficacy of the alarming character. Thou
sands by the frequent Of the Bitter have enjoyed
tqullly speedy and theoual Teso' orutu to physical
strength aud vgor All who aIe suffering frem diseases
arising fr,m foul stomach shou fn or hesitate 70
1t.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally every
by Hosteter Smith, so1 PrOprletors. ss Water and
59 Front streets, Pittsburgh.
dec2Olw
PowERLEss FOR EvtL--poTENT FOR Coon
When pain Inflammation is present, aud Brandreths
pills used they at seize upoa the hmnurs which
the OF the pain and Inflammation aud remove
them from the body This qallity alone seizug hold,
aud causing the expulsion Of oeprayed hume is possessed
by no ether medicine For Brandres Pills operate solely
upon those impurities which surrounl and affect the ts
aud organs affected by disease By natural affinity
tthey seize these humor because their c Is below that
OF the surrounding parts and crpel them from the body
Young people but midd eyed aud old people
In measure apprec te thbt MEDICINE which, being used
In sickness only the of disease and which
has power except those humors whose presence
produces every pain, and whose removal removes every
disease organ is affected there these wonders
ful pills peAeate and impurities rum thus
venting setngof the humor because they removed
from the body In rheumaim, eyer ploursies pains In
the side dyspepsis head aches cotyenoss Asthm colds
coughs thross pill ulcers boIls they give imme-
diate relief and taken Early prevent organic disease
RIaladies pronounced beyond human skill have yielded
TO their influence aud nj Of human lives have be
saved by their timely use Oh huw important IA sickness
to that saicibe whch onS iuguishes the d
and leaves evil ellee behind.
Sud ut No 29I Canal Braudrets Building; aud by
Gutdin-r No. go Superior street evelund; and by
j. b, Nhoed0n. Hudson and all respectable dealers
medicines dew
II IL ~ n HALN nNE ~ HAlR nN NJ /
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CovRT OF COMMON PLEAs--JUDos BfsHoP.-
Nothing OF interest was done here yesterday, --.
The Young case is set for Tuesday the 9Th To.
day the motions for new trials in the Carroll and
OrAis and Webster cases will be decided, and the
convicted criminals sentenced.
Andrew Myers was then tried ant convicted of
passing counterfeit money, and was sentenced to
one year 10 the pententiary.
Fenton s. Settle was sentenced to six months in
the penltentary for manufacturing counterfeit coin
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-20

POLICE CouRT.--Judge Lawrence is absent in
New lork and Mayor Senter presided yesterday
morning
Eliza Knapp was fined 50 and osts and sent to
jail ten days for petit larceny
Robert Dons, intoxieaii n, chain gang thirty days
Cha les Scoville was bound over to Probate
Court on a charge OF petit larceny.
Anthony Gallagher, violating fire ordinance
discharged on payment of costs
Harvey Mathews, assault and battery-aned the
costs
Stewart Neil, disturbance the costs
Several cases were hed open.
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nR OHEEsEMAN,S PILLs.

was the comm nrbn ent OF the treatment Of
thosa rregu aad obstruc ions which consigned
50 many thousands Of the young the beautiful and the
loved to Premature ave. No female enjoy good
health unless she regular and whenever obstruction
takes place the general health begins to decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
aTe the eiectual Remedy known for all
plants peculiar FEMALES 70 all classes they laval
Nahle infaciHg h csriasaty periodical regularity They
are known to housans who used them dihs
periods throushouthe country having the
Of the sHRsIt physicians America. EEpct duec-
hons sta5 t5sa tohsn ney should be used with
sanh Box-.he ice one Dollar zach bor containing 40
Pulls.
valuable phmr at 10 be hnd lrue, Of the Agents Pills
eat bv Edii prOmpHg bY enclosing price the General
AGENT Sold uy Druggists generally
r. H. HU TCHINGS, General Agent,
los UrumbeTs ST., New York.
| Rvy.Tl gn
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/ IMPORTANT 10 FEMALES.

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
VNHE COMBINATION OF MGR g.
l. DIENT5 in these Pills are result of loug and
extensive practIe They mild in their operation, and
certain cprTec sll Irregularities, Painful Menstrua
Gtops removing oil distractions, whether from cold
otherwise headache psiu in The 81 e. palpaton of the
heart whites all nervous affections, Mysteries fatigue,
pai ,in the back aad limbs. Ee disturbed sleep which
arise from INTERRUPTION of nature
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JuuoEs FooTE AND BoLToN.-No special busi-
ness was transacted here yesterday. Probably no
further business will come before the civil branch
of the Court at this term after to-day.
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W. kPENTlN N E--Invoice received
- "eeASi ana selling q Tgry low 6guteB
sus,q sih@N0 AkBIsTRoNo q.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

gaS- The principal depot Of Santa Claas this
year is at Samuel Crohaughs Picture Emporium,
Superior st., opposite the Post Office, He IL the
patron saint Of old bachelors and the children
Drop 10 and see "santR's" phiE. cav
HoLIDAY PREsENrG-We advise those persons
wishing to get handsome and useful present TO
call on l., Benedict & Son, aud look at their splen-
did assortment OF Ladies' and Chdrens Furs,
which they are selling Rl such low prices that all
can afford to purchase them.
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ZINC PAINTED 600 Tbs 5Sy ssa
IL In OIL Of the best qqali = - e-N
,r.,, sqRoSG ARMSTRONG,
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The Restorative s Fut u bottles Ofthses sEss sig =;
LhBe medium and spA the small hOda n a piifi, Ena
fstas ~ sas De- Yer hoite The mrdigm kude At sel
wsey noe 10 pr9Eotion lhan he snail teii "
sat fo ~ foporton aud rsluila fsF threS dollars %
% WOOD co PfoPnstots, No ~ nt0aswAs, n
H9Tk, ual No, llA Market street n IUuH, no,
nd Aoid bT all Druesisis sad fahoY uasds neGiaE4
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Ie6trtues
Drugs, Medicines, Painta ena. IN.

WHITE LEAD-20, 900 lbs con
w Htnt on hand q ~ tbs various naahufhnurtn
anal, STRONG = ARM ST RORCi. = =
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BOARD OF EDUCATION. AT the regular meeting
held last night Messrs. Stanley, Vaughn, Rhodes,
Maynard. Hayes, Fogg, Pratt Reese, Payne, were
present
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That Professor Woods Hair RoAtsratlVa
MTILL PRRSRYE INEALIIRIY

rHeF Mgob-Debr Sri NY hair had, foT several ysSfs
neeh beeHuhs pfo atursy gray, e BY hash
htss wu rendered tue olustant appratsn ~ oil necss
ssfI IN diessi p 70. Whom aRna your Hair
hesnrMNe bhnt two months u ia tha 0uRdtl5hi
RhI Iha.t Nnu usdhs u3e u witiA the thTeHlRs weeks
" hhhlutihu 60 rs uatuTal color and assumed sOitnass
ahd usife ess TO DO preferred " tho,s pisdueed bv tbs
eppcA ol a. hLy Otbe BtioH haze used
ferad asAu Rrtie fr ev0fv adles tOat
whether W n uHad rs liAr hHstUtsvs Aap6
PURPOSE n deAslhg or heau yiug tbs hT You have buI.
petloi uinR all that Is claimed f0T d. = =
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union Telegraph,
'FTioR, WAhfNo's BLOCK, CORNER or BANK AND
sr. CLAIR STREETS
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Clnrinue,i q ,Eeb 10 1857 ii9 Tbldn
PKoP. Wgop-neaT Sir: BY tho aayirs 81 . IfIsnd CT
niue Whe had lega NtlrB tSur Hair haststatye Wa
huu,eu 70 Wy lhee us lever ssmo tiuU ust May, and
nearly el hci ih ny head eHae sat. Now my haI haa
come In Afeht deal hgku than NahfnE bus
huly ana sTu,nhthY That Il communicate to Oth0fa
who arc afflicted as have boo would ihluoa 70 70 Eiss
hls pnIp Sgh now of he benet have received
iIsm Pref MsSds uaiI Restorative.
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III ALSAY''S EXTRACT FOR THE
ard n51 ~ inrsaunsd iuiS tas s.
deli ~ superior 70 any "a use. EeI sale " ~
f. YOU WANT TO KEMP Y0IfR
od HS5 . from iens Oh OF turning gsy set And ssS ~
ueoN a PHRIIc fnnAnr
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{ y, KELLER, N. D., EOLEClTI6
,s & once ~ Public Square, rsaiisucs IA n a.
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ed3- For Gas Fixtures ana Fitting, apply At
so9g, ENswoRTII q CO. Cor. superior = S.hses ~
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HOTELS &C.
Joe Hoderick is or ssand!

THIS SEASON AT HIS WELL KNOWN
i RENTA URANE
with bis house newly fitted and furnished, where he will continue
his with the choicest the market affords Cap
tais and officers Of the ships will find this place
and all they desire in the Of civil walters excellent sup
plies and first rate cooks.
y g. Particular attention invited his private
where parties viii be served all hours with meals weekly
TO order. l9-u
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Notice.

Notice.
IL PERSONS INDE TED TO THE CANTON HOTEL, OR
TO the late Bartlett requested settle the
With the without delay, their accounts will be
passed to an Attorney for collection.
S-u D. r. IhOE Executor.
Notice
rT,vTLs IudrySI I-neI forbIJs all Persons 'rustias
the Raw Horse Hotel, or otherwise without his order.
10 s. D. P. TRUg
NOTICE.
w yrFRSoN TAPPIN tn GOVERNMENT WATER
Pipes from thIs date. wifho written permission iro''
" HENRY J. H. -uLDSWORTH.
Honolulu, June l6, lssS.-e-d HaTbOr Master.
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SAILS! SAILS!
NAIKauALcLU wATER LOTs!

;,IE UNDERSIGNED lAVIyG BEEN APPOINTED AGENT
1 or he safe and lease o the
WAIEAHALULG L0TSE
-, G. tie .ttvatioa Merchants Slip Owners, Speculs
4 . ser, 20 lis dssiy situated laud Which IS
IN reduced rates aud liberal and eonTenieuE
- &. d 81 pa. ticiiars learned by application
- d :, Robert Z Jaiion's Fise-PcoO buildings
u Pp'catiO, - ouid be made ior choice Lots
v. J.. GREEN,
,gcni lie sale OF wsikahauIu Los
-, 1855. <S-i
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@tnrage ai kaMallaaP .
KAAHUMASU.

%tOFage al A3Wa2hae.
tn UNDERSIGNED - PRE- ARED To RETEivs
] Ships' Pu.vsi,n- storage the 10 VEST MAR. EF
RATES
y Lighters furnished for landing and delivering all goods
lon
, Csn<taarIy IN ha. q, IRISH POTATOES ard SALT
PROVI~IONS. 6 W. MA
.aw a.ae, vembsr I3 s. 3iIf
SAILS SAlL>il
I'UR SALE BY TIE UNDERSIGNED, The FOLLOWING
| sails suitable FOR a vessel Of 25C $50 tons. viz
TOrSAIL:
FORESAIL:
new I. ". STUDDING SAIL.
NAN ROYAL;
SFANKEE ! JIB;
FtlRE rUPMAST STAYSAIs Nearly
SPANKtR
TOP GALLANTSAII-
Also
strapped CUTTING-N BLOCKS, With chain PEN
dsnts, complete. (si-tf) b. y SNOW
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Bp 1utharitu
APPROPRIATION BILL ron 1855 and
1859.

DE 1T ENACTED by the Kong the Nobles and Representa-
tres Of The Ha0aiiaH Islands. an Legislative Counci
assembled:
That the sum Of six hundred and forty thousand
anu eleven dollars and nine be- the same
hereby appropriated the revenue Of the two ear %
@ anu 1893 ana OUT OF any other that may
o ue treasury prior to the 3Is day Of March, 1860
tue necessary expenses Of the several Departments the Govern
me and for such Public Works the payment of such claims
as shall be hereinafter designated.
All sums specifically appropriated by Joint Resolution pass
a June zSh 1855 and hereinafter mentioned under the title Of
appropriations by Joint Resolution" together with such sums
pad under said Joint Resolution for salaries d the sums due
Snor te Appropriation Bill approved June 1856 as are
ereer setiorth under the tide balances Of of
priatiOns for 1855" ~ -@-PP''
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fJrcgl 4 prrtlsemcnts

/ANY MAN WHO PROCESSES TO UNDERSTAND
n all trades aud sciences, impose absur-
upon The public. On the principle, any medicine
which professes all diseases, is unworthy the
sigh confidence and should be denounced
a quack nOstum. The GrRfenberg Family Medicines do not
assume all diseases with remedy They have
each adapted peculiar disease
and has pved bey ond question, the efficacy and
tainy these preparations. Their list comprises the follow
ing medicines:
Ga.FFEN,BFRG YEGETABLE PILLS.
.MARSH.4LL'S UTERINE C7THOLICONj
GR.EFENBERG S4RS4P.4RILL4;
GR.FFENBERG PILE REMEDY;
GR.EFEWBERG DYSENTERY SYRUP
GREEN .NOUN'TIIN OLTTNENT;
GR.FFENBERG CHILDREN"S P.fN.4CE8;
GR.EFENBERG CON'SUMPTTVES Balm;
GR.EFENBERG EYE LOTTON
GRyFFENBERG FEVER & AGUE Remedy
GR.EFEN,BERG HEALTH BITTERS;
GR.EFENBERC MANUAL OF HEALTH |
For sale by all Druggists.
Gene al Agents. REDINGTON & CO.,
Wholesale druggists, San Fra cisco. I
5. PORTER FORD, NJ D., Agent, Honolulu. 25 If I
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-22
christian Mass Meeting.

The Young Mems Christian Union of
this City will hold their public meetings at
Crescent City Hall, as stated below. They
have extended an invitation to delegation
of the Christian Union of Cincinnati, who
will be present and take part in the exer-
cise The delegation will be composed OF
Christian Laymen of Cincinnati, among
whom are Judge Storer, ThOrne Miller, and
Others who have made themselves efficient
and useful in the cause of Christ. There
will be SABBATH SCHOOL UNION
MEETING at the Hall this afternoon at 3
o'clock. A UNION MASS MEETING at
7 o'clock tonight. And on Wednesday
morning there will be UNION PRAYER
MEETING at one quarter before 8 o'clock,
to continue one hour.
All of these meetings will be held i'll
Crescent City Hall, and the public is cor
daily invited.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-22

She battled with the elements bravely and
came through in safety
The ". V. Gillum arrived from Hartford
on Sunday with a light trip.
The Greenville left for Bowling Green on
Sunday evening crowded with passengers
and a good trip of freight.
The Pittsburg Gazette of last Saturday
SAYS
The Marine Association made bit OF
break yesterday. A difficulty arose about
the st. Louis line The Railroad Company
was shipping on Association boats, and
good many of the manufacturers are out
siders The result was division OF the
goods, and boats were detained, hindering a
proper dispatch of business. The difficulty
came to head Yesterday, and the Associa-
ton broke down as to these boats. The
money deposited, was refunded to several
owners on call. The arrangement still
holds, we believe, as to Cincinnati and other
boats
The steamer Belmont was sold on Thurs
day by Capt Calhoun to Mr.. Trimble, of
Georgetown, late clerk of the j. G. Fremont,
for about $4,000. The exact amount we did
not learn.
Capt. W. Blake has purchased the COM
manding interest of the Lake City, and
takes charge from this time. She is loading
for st. Louis and st. Paul direct.
Flat boats are scarce as yet, and for No.
one hundred and iifties, the prices rule ex-
tremcly high, There are no French Greeks
in the market.
The Cincinnati Commercial of yesterday
says:
The weather was disagreeable on Satur-
day. but mild and pleasant yesterday. The
river is rising slowly here, having risen full
ly'seven feet since Friday. The Falls will
be- navigable again for the largest boats
Freights are offering in moderate quantities
for all points at low rates
Can't. Dexter will leave with his fleet and
beautiful craft, the Charley Bowen,for Cairo
and all way landings this afternoon at
| o'clock. The Bowen is an excellent boat
and is furnished with everything that can
| add. in the least, to the comfort of passen-
gers. Her Clerk, Mr.. John Dexter, is one OF
the most popular and correct on the river
| Her second Clerk, our young friend and
| townsman, Thomas C.. Wheeler, is prompt
and valuable attachee, and shippers will al
| WAYS find him on hand to attend to their
wants.
The Paducah Herald of Thursdaylast says
The wind on Thursday night caused the
wharf-boat of Given, Fowler & Co. to break
from her moorings and swing out into the
river The Silver Wave, which was at the
wharf at the time, assisted in landing II
again.
The J. II. Done, while making landing
at Paducah, on Friday last, came very neal
being swamped. The waves dashed ovel
her guards, and it was with difficulty tina
she could be made fast She, however, sus
tanned no injury.
Shippers will please bear in mind tina
the Gillum, Capt McCarty, takes he depart
ure for Hartford this morning.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-22

Published By ReQaesE
A Home Beyond the Tide
We are out on the ocean sailing,
Homeward bound we sweetly glide
We are out on the ocean sailing,
To home beyond the tide.
CHoRUs-All the storms will soon be over,
Then We'll anchor in the harbor
Wea are out on the ocean sailing,
To a home beyond the tide.
Millions are now safely landed
Over on the golden shore;
Millions more are on the journey,
Yet there's room for millions more
Come on board, o! "ship for glory, ,
BE in haste-make up your mind
For our vessels weighing anchor
You will soon be left behind.
You have kindred over yonder.
On that bright and happy Shore
BY and by we'll join their number,
When the tolls of life are DER.
Spread your sails while heavenly breezes,
Gently watts our vessel on;
All on board are sweetly singing
Free salvation is their song
When we are all safely anchored,
Then we'll sbout-our trials DER;
We will walk about the city,
And we'll sing forevermore.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-22

BREAK IN THE CANAL.-We learn by Mr..
Thorp, from Petersburg, that break in the
Canal occurred about mile below Peters
burg, on Sunday morning, and when he
passed it on Monday morning the breach
was about ten feet wide, and had washed
to the depth of the bottom of the Canal, and
the flood was pouring over Mr.. Davis farm
and nearly inundating his fields. The breach
cannot be repaired without drawing off all
the water on the level which is nearly
twenty miles in length. There was also a
slight break in the banks at a place called
Slinkum, abont three miles above Dongola
There was no one at either of these points
authorized to take any measures to arrest
the injuries. That at Dongola was slight
affair, and could easily be repaired if taken
in time That at Petersburg can be restored
at small expense if the water be shut off at
once