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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-16

Snc. s. melton,
9mpertsurt uup pSneItr ron
Sraucies, SSine. Gins, Sums uup SbYetiS,
aatadc unc 0isarrcu,
sfs. Ii GarpirlBc, " Wd.
IN nislRem Sirrc Ghn Spnere s3arebruic babe i'd aearn,rsria
!'tssHot @r:t:el. nt ih meIntu etusitben ituucrn britrns rmpicts
len tann: Gpsnae. &ct. lie uno Saie.ac 9renpies, bpnSrsi.
nncn Viu, 3anaNd Mum. Strtib unb Jrils SNbisfrs.
400 Bile. Ycnni. unc Gbp 20bisfes,
50 20 Sranhp. gin unb erect speir,
20 DO Slo arplc 9rantp.
laa BE- alio:tirien Gpe 2rbisftp (spn IL SABRE aft.
Ice 60 Creditor 3pt gSbtsfep (ur p,(tsu in aGr;ni;,,r
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so Hor'e Gbanraan r., prri ;slide Srrtcn.
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At; dsbtc basana Gisarren. WV"
Daniens fur eaS mir iriIber sefbeufte 3atrauea. sofe it surob
euhlttnt @uStusrans au'r Intt:aSe pa(eiee aab irrnertiu mi
" 'eaii'" 9reu !. MELLON.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-16
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Guanf Ghac,

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'o. io4 Sroap ,wiibsn Der d. unp 4. GrraFs,
(eem 1beanr %etssuht,r). go
- olert ttts entes 2cetrtier, esaifht aue fran,rNf6
Wstnt, Hraneo's. &c. Dae 5aas in asihmsdrpH ~sinssri&ies
u @etoen et @aitt au' oae arimsrfianfr tsctnt.
81, fudt a 49,
wus EN- PARTNER nit einem Garitai sca $?5oa. mi In Rhbmsae
:h DaeTttattcn ron 6pitsr'e pafcntirts 9,niieths sslsds rctr finf~
uNfn Wrarli ;u otstnncn. Tieits tseihaf III ihcn IN anccrn Sr-
en- IN ArerattSn ne muft arrFt g:rotnh al. e5tnnsenet Xei:rtn-
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prrsntrnft, va, af
Tcieibf eis ans eiitm Sqaterial a~ufNfisrfea %, tdasr
M guatnftetn ssnpnuren iptte,n tam. .t
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-16
N. A. S~TURDIVANT,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public

(3trdtunwalt uur 6fsntiidbsr Wptar.)
snirhshlt lib ir I%cbtrudbms antr 2rtbisaeibdft auf alien Or
itdten in nb fur bic Sract &it9mrne, Gbefericlb mo Ssur,,r
county. SLitee: edt Der IL. uno .anfirabs, Gjpbbine Dan
's'""'''. "'ue''php' Sa. 1876
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-16

-" !" ~UWsfyfH VtItH tuHu.
An Sauisnes, welhs an &bsumaiisrrs, Nrura.sia, nsr,Sftr
Nnrt- 0ritpte-, Ssisn>, Ahseer. mo siudralituftr,sa lriotr.
nnfta ansenbisdlitt sinbsrpns uno sansEts askalit, renn III
2artseeInts ours- Att sserauaen. Titfs grapara.
"a Zen anphsa. asuehtn, Arrtn uni S,6nsn berpSbrt. Wtrlu1s
ttRe oisl3s une faee petlans. Srsis II, p uup SO Cts. gtr>
tanit wiro eansIbs bel n -
Z. %fBasner. Y. 9Seefer mms allen Drussiasa
o.5J in 3utmene. gurfpif mne yttsreburs.
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United States
SDNrrbicrsS osOss.

Wtsinsn Jrtunesn une psm csutihsR patIifum Pie
tr9steae Gn'tAt, RAP th rt Nribibait ess liuit,s
otatfs octsls. Ode Der l?tsn uus @aiuarafs, is r.
H'mnsn babe. ane eas &c mid ireusn wirr, redt ,t
msiue atrbrtru Siir init esn tsasn Griri,auz,sn r.
etsurn SurfSansn.
60 N @ m I'm 4
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-16

NaipeiPfrtr uno dpelierer
sfe. 2oi 9rearfrasr, swilteu FER 4tsn urp 5t,n
en'vEeblt lid rem b,utften pustitum ,ur Mustr,iouu, ,a,r = G..
geidaii etnltt!asenesr arbeitrn, ais: auiprlhsrn nen,r mns ,r,rr
wruS': Mnlsrt.suns zen weaat!aren alter &rt, 3are,iersn een Rim
n.in, gu weimtni Smed TO Elm ltbr ihenes @firrtim nj Serseu
ps,sa.Dss esst; MIC Ssritn &p tam ue rentiianiihe AI;nss scr-
'a'9's u"' ~ 'tuiaem yreis ~ babtn lei 3. q. RsmmtI.
@rs. erinaaua,
(friter T4rs. Tt,tt)
reutibe Ottammr,
euahet ltH ibrtu Sunern up hem osfanrnrttn TutI:fum fis Nr,sise
lu MAIDEN. oR nc tst ~ititssriat ~9prtnuna an YparihsuRraEt ptT.
Der ! uns . trdbsr Sradet'e SOteI), iu fnsem ii. ms(eIts hs
sene'sfen Surtrdatr cnietsrnitbf.
Sa8cr=Sp mpasnic!
Den MitsIsrsru CUR ~giasbristt, ban ieeeu Dcnu,r,
lta& NtsneS . utr, ~ressImaeiss Grrrcer. uebuna,u
IN Der MILITARY Dali" jtattinrtu.
Sepsn SOFTEN Dunuernana TN 1cuat 6neet bic
n'onatiihs Seriammtuna i'm trtale ess 6srrn z OAR
'"'' Sa9smeper, orb. Ssre.
Ofice: Ecke Marshall und Ste Strasse.
Dry-Goods s Fancy-Store
am Nruru Nasttt,
Gde trr Srrao- una 6tsn StraEt.
e. VI. NO en- b a I'm ~empHeblt ieinrn Srrunecu
uno Rem putiifum lria gut aNcrtirtts Yaaer ppn i ib
iderS Waarsn, Gle gu orn %tiuisitsn Ysstlsa ~asacaeteu
rerSru.
9SIu,eu.0Iiit
YIN unisslfareS S'itd iur serreituns eisfts l,nat;ief,rs in III
:. "aSHtr, Drus3tf.
George n. sprinsmana's
y | via Srtti unr 9e faurattpn
(trabr 9upp's pptell.
Np. AM penuiptpaniI avenue,
,riipen &htre ane fpur> aue.a. Saf Gtrrs,s.
Wdltinatru, ,. s.
las reiitnte gutIifum ince in eieism 6rn; lie .freunslidae
@alhasmt Ie s'ce''huns. Sseinsunarn mSets.
Ssratiesuna Der preiit Ypn 8ubltu.
ZIG grrile vn eett Hns bis auf reitere Nadribt mic .fslsi:
Sn S"Mf Spt Z. SOU per Spap.
Soft pail Sete 4.T5
Sarc Cote, biet Scrten $50
Eteien Yreiien ;ufclse mus Grfc aIe caS biiMfc Jeentruuos NO.
ttrial eteltr Sealpu anJeehen perceu.
Scninsunssn: Saar,abluns teim Yrleurn pMr gslief.runa.
Die Hebien"garss trtnren th Gfe rr 10. StraEe inns J,,dn
ue Gde Der g. uno Ssrrfr., iuridt rom Canal.
1881 Ann. & Mrrtt. M,,r,
Seine @smirs-e Is trerlare erbielt lusten
- ) e. 6if5tr. as..
Ginitlns 1srrrn tDuarn Gunner nit Nrtt baben
eel D. esinsana,
eaasreier SnIpn. Srrapiirabe, ,wilben
Der lfsa mn 2tsn Stra6e.
u. Sptttrr ". Spmp.,
Apotbrter Hnr GruaaiR,
&c. 10 Main<Straes.
Sarfenn FUR has hlsber afppnnene SutrautH kcF! CT, inter .u-
itftsruns prpnpter Secrnuns, eaiislbr aut ftrnerbin ,n .rbaIr,n.
3eeeste psrpsn iu jsstr 3dt (bei las uneNabt) prsmpt uus =.
wiEenbafi uusseiubri.
aas Spr.sn SarSsfeH. S.nitsrsIas, 81. .sssr. gioarr,r
1auh.. 8au> uno SttnupFIataf betaneiS an> ans unb wtrben IN
Den sili3Nen Yretltn oertauft.
o. HI. CHALkLEY,
5aneler pom etpsr uns S,bub, J,ntiuas, Supcrteur
pom fran,Diiitbrm Gllblepsr,
Is. Ctr. s,riiben Msaiu II. Carp, H,tpmcno, 0a
Esutln n StSusnaIe,n wire Dies v%clltanpist aNcrt rte cage,
pen esper alsr Dirt seileas %,mpipbien. DieisiStn Tnern satibf iu-
slem1 aats ,u ibrem Cycipat nrtbtae sB,rteua ee / A s,uninss
S.ifeh N, sus Suriea hrpers u. |. 10 Ous ron Sarlerr une
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-16
BR U c E'S
Elm Dorktr S@rift- Gie6erei

EAT ht.s ~roataisis cine sress aus,pabl con
nnfiana. Sdorihen, Si,r. s,r;t,,,
@efnY,erten 2u5rihen, Deunbru gs,r;f,.s
4 ~re Scrsisrunatn,
y MISREPRESENTATION 0imfafunsen,
wfruhns- " 8fetaase,nieu, xurt,;d.;is,
Dethnstue uns saioauiIrre ed.ouoera,,
Circles nnn Qnipien, Fprma.s, i,;s,a.
Spfemaftfdbs e,uisn.
., S6ritter nh ale bp0b Tarrffraft ron sr ~ s;,s,, St,;,,
et;vrei seafelniidttd bsrten Meiau aeapJta. Tie nn,srsi,; =
u@. Ssmtai!sttf, ht: s' cttne Stritfen ssaeifta weresn, ieer ma
~ ga Stahe, enlt eauerbaihren S,briftn III etn nierrialtsr
su ptlenkn. ~" su' Se "
gitisn., prii'@rifrn. 8Grbs. 8ahen @infsIsasen ,e. Ief,re il
III en %aithriatsn 5abritrrsi,en. Sdrrnrrns.n nss, MI.;st;a
SsIssn s:s:a einItnauns ssn ! gsn's fhr ps YrIiporlo ar Sud-
3siirnesheraus -eser. mttte eief, a.,e:ar. u.sa e;,s,r S,., ,,r
eem l NusHit 1857 ertimai aufntsmsu une mir Gin urrn,slar r..
,i Setiina inleneSr, tonntn bic Snsersipassrtuersn in Nursssuura
taGftn. WseTss ~ l. o.''""''"
Rc. IL Gbanber5 ct. Sfun. N,rs
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-16
Deutfhe 5ebamms G.
grs. s. Staupt, les Yrcaetr. ,wiIdrn Der

o.. unc Z. Stroee,
Gant ben ecuttdtn GrahsR Si6mrnes bic ersebenNe Nu;ciae RAJ,
Ne tn Z tntftlano Gle pebammt ltueicrt umr auf Der lluissriits,
gu tetrits tbr Granien bslaneca bal. wcrrber lie Die briier 3cuanid,
seriesen tam. 'pestait nc i6 5ei rprtonnrnncn Ueleasnbdttn Sc.
Rfns trtpnsblt. 5nslsit ntatt pitielte ibren e3ennertnn,n Dir I'm.
lftst. ean Ns ess Sntpfen etr atnstr. Slufcss!fcpen u. (. no. bc1ers
eetsret urc oerarttaen &uftraseH fbueuh,ne ~na,tlpmmt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-16

Sn @crfUit. o.. linn ~iulsenes 3eitunssu, be,
" M. safe, Ne. IL Sanffr.. IN hasru:
&i6mens,r arseise. 6rauf eeslics %. 3eiuna.
0an'imnolsier, Yrininal- 3eiruna, ,1aultritic 2b,i
Siaaisitttuns. 5mu,ts aseuetfti&,,
'sfff bctutS 9Scrtc ,. &c. r
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-16

EDWARD ". CANNON,
Dshentltbsr Mpta' unp 0'srihts, Nnrait,
SfHes: eds @pnrrnor- nno Jranflin-S fraEe.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-16
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
(eeartsr.h eurh be Uiittseburs BON ghsinien.)
6 aDiful. SlHO6A0.

Stpctisn rcresn IN etefrf 8anf enisesen senpnraer con SIS AT
uHe auTrarts, ue iptrsrn eteitibsn ;u Is PCT. per Sabr str;inl.
iprun nc tur Q Monaie c:sr LANCER in bteitr Ylnf ~perbl,ibsn. dur
faritre 9tripscn rtrren > rGt. bereGrst. w.
Sas sdnie Sfpd. Capital baiet fIr Die HerpTtn.
Stprnfsn rsretn anstarmrirn uae Suitignsrn earistr ausae-
lttit nnrds en eattrtr Z. z. Siarfe in o.m Snre ncs 6trru
5ptnec, edt her a5ss. NOR nn> Nlainiirss., @idsmpuS. sa'
Samutl :. Grttrtll, pranssut.
- -. SIarIt, ed'hrtr. Z. " dItbIIi, Seuet:r.
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=. u. @p,nmcl,

MafprlRtrtr nno 6ape,ierer.
"e. >of Sroarfrasr, ~,piidtcu FER 4trn unp Stem
smpEepit ltp eem etutkten Yustitrm smr &uftrtiauua auer in f,;u
Sys,Tsr etaln!aecneer grseisn, als: aufprhsru neaer rnb after
ntSo'. antsrttsuihs ven Y2atraren alter &rt, 3are;iet, prn aim,
nern, iu meifetni 3mef it Elm itbr ibeneS @Grrtmi nj Ssr,en
pe.salpts eeee; Sle Sertcn No taur ue rentiianiitc Nl;nbs rpr-
raiets unc III tilisen yrtis ~ baden tti q. q. Ssmm,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-16
6emer= nib 81 ariac=Aaefnrau

HSANiuu3
Ger
virginia Fire y Marine Insurance Company
Die eiH Srna 6ise Capital pom $500 900 beis
Gnp i'm Sabre 1882 purtb ole 0eiebsebuna
ron SirainsH ~einSeiest wuree.
Ssrt@sruEssa wtresn bird Nieis aMe Grnapssnis ,rtbeili unt.r
en ennlt'slifn GeeinaunasG seaen 5tacr> une sBlf,yihapeH an
eiatn.bani aler Nrt, als: piaisr, Mcubtl, Site une Naar,n
aaer 9rt. lcmrtl IN Der Staei. as aut i'm Yanet, Hnp psrben ss
%:rtHeneeu &ae'abluilen prpinpi acfeiirt.
S:niil 10 wre ntdiS tsrethrct.
Sffcx 9iv. lI IPaiEal. pitbntene. ", EN-, tbs, . ,,,-A,t.
on ::sP".tt IsasET- - = = srtrtin, 2rdfe.
c. @Hse' S.' SftTttN!. Uo.I.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-16
60. III. GRAVES, flf
Scnls nne Sian paintsr unh GilaGr n.

%pHF HHu SlNH Pulntfr unb WIlifr, n
q. GtraFe, :iptftsn 9rpat- une Cbraoe.
8tHmcEb, ga.
THt Ia eise tseireftesrtiae tinitIaasnt, Nrseit,r ,.n;, ,u1
&srainina, Marbjine unr Mairn ron Gtutsu ,c. n,rhsn itrsn
etuisa ur asitnnadscu %au7sefubri. lin saslrsiDs auirrSss bitst
a s. o. Wropts
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-16
NEW NJ K T

NEW ARkET HOTEL,
Gde Fer 6ten unp Mlriballitr, 8idbmcno. Ri.
psm It.'.aesn ynslfNm miro tisies nu eins,rittete 5eeI g..
"tns e%rpcb!sn. 6~,eitiiiia erIauesu Ih ;; !mfr;eiHneten ,m1
es etenss gusHtans ~ eihrtm Be- .enadssi Gina
I,hteitn scfals %freunsltth einjnIabtn, fpOisibf man ifsts bas S;t,
passrbisr nnb iunitise erfriihunsen, asbif ,uscrfcmmsuS,r 9eSIs'
"uEl Hapet MIRO. Stattibofer u. 66HsIsr.
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W 8. 4,
(friher Nrs. Thei,)

(rufer S1rs. TnetD
eeufite Otbammr,
.,lanst i,t ibreu aunsrn ab hen, ssartnitn gutI:fum biz sn;sise
lantn bat une Ia i5rtr ntusn s9p 'upna an Srpabfrahr. ,miiSru
Der !. une (frlber sradeus Sptei), iu fnsen in, mcleItn he
sercisfen Iufrlatr cntetarnNtbt. r ~
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EcbilIcr!
eti mir tiaisn ia ~srasttsulsr s~usfabruns uns srrssm srrma,
GdDaucr's Yorfruif.

Eas Sae S5ilrs, ses eietlinsSc;titrs ees hsutften Bellies,
Eup ahsn htnen Strterrrn miufen,nasa fem, nm 70 mSr, ais bis
Est nod ttn sssumstnts in ssa Dersintsten S,aatsn ~ psissm
yrtilf ju batcn ipar.
Ken Yprt. O. Sttrbraubt
5u oaeen IN 5fietmcne BET 3. .. Stedsr.
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Saacr=G prnpaenici

Den Wiisiisrern CUR giastritt. pap ieeen Dcnner.
itas, ahencS . utr, resrlmdstss Grrreter. usbunaru
IN Der ..Mllitarp Dali" itattinreu.
Sepsn .eBten Denueraana I'm Rcuat. fnest bic
mondtiiht Strlamnttuns i'm Vsfale ess 6erru z bar
itatt. Saasmrper nrs ss,r,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-08
New York nIarket.

New Y YoRK, Feb. Flour in fair specti-
latiye demand, and also moderate en-
quiry for home consumption at a slight
advance in prices; 12,200 bbls at OOM
5 so for super state; s 2o@5 a35 for extra
do 5(@5 10 for super. Western; 2O@
5 35 for common to medium extra ditto :;
5 65@5 80 for shipping brands extra
round-hoop Ohio; closing quiet and firm.
Rye flour selling to a moderate extent at
B 1904 45 for common to choice super
Corn meal quiet and nominally unchanged
Buckwheat flour plenty and dull at 175f05
81 per hundred. Whisky better sales
450 bbls at 233. In wheat more doing !;
prices are without material change; sales
5000 bu Canada club; &c, 900 bu Milwaukee
club at I7(dI 20. Rye. in moderate re-
quest, with sales of 6,O0o bush. at 9oc-
Barley duh and unchanged; sales 1000
bush. good state at 79e. Corn dull and un-
changed; sales $500 bush at 80(Gs2 for
new yellow. and white, Cats plenty and
dull at 44(945e. Wool dull aud unchanged
Taliow firm; Sales 90, 900 pounds at 10 &
Pork more active, but prices are without
special change; sales a, 400 bales at l 7s37
for old mess Dressed hogs in request at
74@73; sales 100000 pounds short clear
middles for California at l23. Cut meats
steady and .ins fair. request. Lard active
and firm; sales $50 bbls at 103@II. To-
bacco quiet sales 80 hhds. Kentucky at
4@lk 0& .e,2 81 a.esaeG Ta-s-sa -
"a 2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-08

THE PoPE AND THE CONTEST IN Mexico
The New York Herald learns from an ara-
thentic source in Europe that the Pope has
declined to receive officially Bishop LabaSti-
da, of Puebla, who went recently to Rome
on a mission from the clergy of MexifOs and
refused to take any step that could be used
in the civil and religious conflict now raging
in that republic. 1t seems that the chief
point of Bishop Labastida's instructions
was to obtain bull from his Holiness, au-
thorizing the sale of the property Of ecclesi-
astical corporations, in order to provide funds
for the defence of the clerical power that
now rules in the central part of the republic
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-08
A RARE CHANCE TO
MAEe MonevE

PLANK RO4D MILLS FOR SALE!
offer for sale my FIGURING and Grisl Mills, sit
utted the PLANK Road, in the cit. of Hender-
son, KentuCky y, such terms as will Induce any
one with small capital to make a small fortune
in the Investment. The machiUery, consisting OF
engines with eight inch cylinders the boiler
~ incl by y feet long double fle wed with two
pair French burrs, (Ilul's French Senate hills,l
for wheat and corn: good boiling apparatus. All
the machinery i'll good repair and working order,
and in fact everything complete to go 10 bF mess
with a Sufficient amount Of custom work 70 keep
the mill running night and day but with y few
hundred dollars capital, person can make II more
ptoftable purchase grain and grind it ON tteir
account all the flour, meal, and Offal can Do
sold at the very highest prices Mt home That the
mill can grind And in word, If the mill is well
managed it will make from $50 to 500 per dav, at
very small expense to run t. The mill Is well sit
uated beautiful half acre lot worth from 5000
To $500, and is daily increasing ia value Will sell
a. bargain III the above property on favorable terms
BY MAX ing payment, he mill can make the re
ferred payments. For further information ON the
subject, apply 20 W. n. THOMPSON.
Henderson, KY. ianl1-6w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-08
CongressioalaI.

In the SENATE, on the 9Th inst, Mr.. Gwin
moved the printing of WigtalTs Pacific
Railroad and Telegraph bill, ard said he
would call it up at an early day.
A spicy debate occurred between Chan
dler, Clay, Crittenden, WigEAll, and Toombs,
in regard to the Presidents veto of the St.
CLAIR fats bill, Adjourned, sH4aum
In the HoUsE, Messrs- Grow, Miles and
Etheridge, wesO appointed, in conjunction
with committee from the Senate, TO inform
the Presidents that the House ws organized
and ready fOr. business. s. ssF esaEes8W
The Postoaice appropriation bin passed.
The HoHse proceeded TO the election of a
Doorkeeper, after a caIl of the House.
Whole number of votes, 2O7- Necessary to
a choice, lO4. MarstOn 10; Wright So +;
MARYLAND l6; Wood l2 Lamcr IL. 49,.
The House then. elected Postmaster
vipa Voce- Whole number of votes, 21O ;
necessary to a choice, LOG; Lacas, los !;
Clusky, s5; Scragg, II. ..1
Adjourned till Thursday, to give time to
form the standing committees yA
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-08
From me Cincinnati C04anterciaLi
X e m iasscemce or Hon. Wlliiam PEN
nInSton and Henry Clay.

LEXINGTON, Feb, i S6O.-EDs. CoM-Per-
haps it would interest some of your readers
to know why the election of Penningtoa, of
New Jersey, as Speaker gave such satisfac-
tion in Lexington. think it was in either
1S45 or 1916 that Henry Clay became en-
barraSsed to such an extent that he had to
mortgage Ashland. In the meantime, q
movement had been started in New Orleans
by some of Mr.. Clay's friends, that they
would pay his debts and,relieve him from
his embarrassments, and Mr.. "A. Fl. Trotter,
the agent of the Northern Bank in New
Orleans, was sent East to confer with MIR.
Clay's friends. The consequences waS that
about 6fty thousand dollars were subscri-
bed, and the Hon. VIM. Pennington was
sent to Kentucky with the money, and came
to Lexington without scarcely any person
knowing him. He walked into the North
ern Bank, asked for Mr.. Scott, the Cashier
of the Bank, and ,on being shown that
geutlemal asked If there were not several
notes of Mr.. Clay's that were due in q few
days, and was answered that there were
Mr.. Scott was requested TO give the whole
amount of Mr.. Clay's indebtness which was
done, and draft on one OF the New York
banks was handed him, and Mr.. Pennington
left the bank with all Mr.. Clay's notes paid.
In a few days Mr.. Clay came to town to ar
range for renewal of the notes if possible,
and was shown in the side room of the bank
After sitting a few minutes he asked Mr.
Scott if there could be any arrangement to
run the notes for longer time. Mr.. Scott
looked at Mr.. Clay to see if he was not jest
ing, and finding that he was not, told him
that gentleman from New Jersey had call
ed yesterday and paid all OF his indebted
ness. Mr.. Clay started when Mr.. Scott
spoke, looked at him few seconds, burst
into tears, and left the bank overwhelmed
No man ever had such friends. Such, Sir,
is brief narrative, an incident in the life
of the Speaker elect; and here. Sir, where
Mr.. Clay lived, his personal frionds are re-
joiced that he has been honorcd with the
Speakership.
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q NEW YoRK,. Jan. 7, M.-Fhe Ooroners
Jury in the Elm street case, fonnd verdict
severely censuring landlords for building
houses higher than five stories, and for not
providing the necessary means of escape
from the upper stories in the event of fire.
In conclusion. they requested the coroner to
transmit a copy of the verdict to the Legfs-
lature now in session, asking for the enact
ment of a law making it incumbent on land
lords to provide for the protection of the
lives of tenants.
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BosTcS,. Feb. z, M The ship Alarm, Capt.
Matthews, from Calcutta, reports having left
st. Helena Dec. a. The bark Orion, Capt
Morgan, of New York, had been captured as
a SLAYER By the British steamer Pluto, and
delivered to the United States steamer Mystic.
The captain was imprisoned ut st. Helena
by order of the American Consul. The
Orion had on board when she was captured
L ,e3S slaves, of whom l5o had died before
reaching ST. Helena.
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Trnnsrer of che enquirer

The Enquirer, of yesterday afternoon, an
that Mr.. Hull-its proprietor the
last six months-has sold it to Messrs. Will
lard Il Whitehead, of Marshall, Illinois.
We regret to lose Mr.. Hull so soon, and
wish hlm success in whatever business lie
may hereafter engage .,,,ls e ~.
The new proprietOrs have our good wishes
for their success in business. They are
vonched for by the retiring editor as being
"reIiable Democrats He does not say to
what school of Democracy they belong, but
we learn that they are welded to the for
tunes of Senator Douglas. But we presume
they will soon speak for themselves, and
shall await their declaration of belief with
curiosity. ~ Ases g-s s-zas ss+v.a8s 8sNm
The paper is to be issned in the morning
hereafter and will not appear this after
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