Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 6, Number 172, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 14 November 1853 — Page 2

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DAILY JOURNAL A. H. SANDERS, EDITOR. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Daily Journal, per year " " by the week,... Tri-Weukly Journal, ir year, ,o .. 4 nf . Weekly Journal "I rr.-. TrrTp"7v7. A Mo,ko lie Fourth -troot. botwoen Vino an-s vinut, i tnctnnaii. KtÄÄKjnÄÄÄ'' oaiii.inuiairooc. and Uwrnttmmmmmm seAeette. Uoaare reioc;fuy olicilod ihroujrü uieni. . CITY of EVANSVILLE. :NOV. 14. MONDAY 310RNING,: Incoinpeteiicy mid Wvukiiea. In the courae of an editorial in Friday' Journal, the following remark was made, and in Saturday's Enquirer quoted with com ments : i . . "Less than nine month Ol r ran fierce g i.rm h.vo nmirml snH hA has -u -reeded i n nothing o well a in convincing th- people ' of hi incompetency to discharge the duties of the offce of Chief Mairistrate." ! Tho i.u. n nrcpntric method i , V , r "j TTmZZ - of proving that the President i. fully compea . t 1. m I U a, a lent, oy giving uie resuus oi teva.i elections held during the pa.t ix month..Admitting that the Whig, were badly beaten a. . .. mnhntieallv insomc States, as they most emphat.callj deserved to have been, for their lukewarmnesa I and negligence, yetwecannot.ee for the life of u., what ft ha, to do wilh President ; Pierce'. competency or incompetency, v nen , tne pre.ent administration b--" - ; the world a single measure belonging to or , . jp 1 ' peculianz;ng itseil When it nau not ongnuted nor adopted any particular pclicy-when j it had di.tingui.hed itself for no .ingle act, a 1 J a a. L II ft n a I Dutn.a occupiea in pretty mucu hi uuhK. negative.do nothing and dare nothing posi-, lion we are at a loss to know how these' elections couid be taken as a decision of t' c people or of any portion of the peop.e on the , merits ot the administration, much Ies on the competency of the President. Perhaps the Enquirer i. luxuriating in secret information a l.,Inn;nFiih m.hlie. and nerlian this lot W v Av ' q 1 1 op w mm in r was only an artful dodge to escape the ro.l issue. Certainly our President has haJ abundant opportunities of exhibiting hin.. elf as .omething else than a mere party puppet oc j cupvniff the Presidential Chair. He ha. nau . . . . a a t i 1 - i abundant opportunitie. of proving himselll competent an hundred occasiou. 'or signalizing himself a. in .ome great deyre. th. roan for the place but we would ask of the Enquirer, for information a. to anything he J ha. written, said or done, that m ght no' have been as well written, said or done, by anyother lawyer of only very ordinary ability. ; VVTa mAlrd nf Ilia inr -.m -.(ilonrr KnU'01'Ar I r I ' j I IOO III! Mil. UII.JI in connection with he recent difficulties be e wa a a am vera, a m K nfj nf Ilia I ' j h lutt fl.irl all fTa rout I I tCIl IHVUIVVI VI III VIV'HVI N VlUVIfll. , . . ' ...... these reut. "men. he was directlv involved. direo.lv MM. Hp na9 permit- ' m , He ha. exhibited a weakness than a mere incompetency ted himself to be made a tool of, by those who should be his advisers. He has permitted two member of his Cabinet, at least, to ue his name, express opinions and dictate action in his name, and thus has been criminated to two directly opposite positions, either of which he miht not honorably occupy as President of a people, whatever he might as ; President of a party. He appears lo have lost all eight of national affairs, to give hi personal su; ervision, through certain Secretaries, to State factions. He has degraded the high position he occupies, more honorable than monarchial throne, to dabble in State politic; and lot the respect of those who were earnestly seeking to cultivate an aflvc. tion for the man, who, however undeservedly occupied the position of Cnief Ruler of this great Republic. Thi. m.y be called incompetency or weakness. There should certainly be some wor l in the English language to signify his unfitness for the elevated place he so unfortunately occupies, and probably we have mistaken the word. Succeedingan administration so admirabl A j;,;a t, c ' r . ular with the people, a that of Millar Fill more', the weakness and inefficiency of President Pierce, is probably more apparent at an events, irom wmmmm reason, mere never wa. a President of thi Rpulic more palpa - . fm . a .. . . D.y unnttea lor me position m UM man - Even the press of Ins party, who have aiway. heretofore tied themselves in a hard knot to the 6kirts of party and of the party's President, have not been ahie to remain quiet, and we have indeed felt called upon to compliment our amiable neighbor on hi. irdependence in thi. very particular. We begin to think, however, that his independence .M .... . lasn.and we have lo.t conhdence in It already. It w ould be too bles.ed a virtue in . ... . a L.oco!oco paper, to b? o Jon? endurauee. m

OTThe pi m of Uncle Torn'. Cabin i. ex-! qu"M J"1" which it lam. remarkable, in - 1 L7- .. ,. ... v ...hghtin-the I-reesoilers of its own party. citing immense attention at the National i pLuLr.

The.tr., New York. It ,. attended by htmxunntrn, ;ew 10m. it ,. attended by nun-e-k I Quakers are .een among the auditory. A. little CTI Tl. I.Oriie 11 Ili.-.V.ir.l t,.rtrrm I ... ... . y. ... a - - .1 w I"-' '' -"1r w ;..i r. :.t. t ... ... partoi Lim wiiwim eu n -nun and pathos aS to draw tears from the spectator, ev " Il i. now running the neveuteenth week. killed cvE a t.or..x -i savu. UuiIman, a cabinet-maker of Uartsville, 1 enn., was killed hy hi. partner in that place on Wednesday last. The two were makiog a coffin, and came to .ome mi.under.tanding about a plfnk a .cußl ensued, in which Huffman was shot by the other, and died the same day from the effect of the wound. Huffman removed from Kentucky some fifteen month, .ince. He had a wife and .er.1 .vH..n.

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Mail Failures. Lt Saturday we received the following note from our Postmaster: POST OFFICE, EVANSVILLE, NOV. 12, 1853. A. H. Sanders, Esq. - Sir: I beg leave to call your attention to the failure of our mail urn mummy uy wie nrgiiKeneu or of the um.lmntun the TelecripJi No. 2, which wa. .1 our landing U 6 o'cloiH A. M. Rc.peet'ully, BEN STINSON, P. M. v . ..lr 1 oiii.vil e The Telegraph No. 2, a regular Louisville and a icwt) Mail nackct, landed at cur " fw . . "hirf at G o'clock Saturday morning, from Louisville. 1t W ,.!, mill u.'.ir nllP l)r he Eastern mu w aB uuc i . -i ......I h. tl.a Pnit. uer. jiut no sucti man. a. an - - master waa put iff here, notwithstanding Ihe proper person was at hand to receive it. . . . 1 : J,. a I II thi were a iingie CACepuon, it . 1 , ., . Kor. il id a common nriur usieu uv, yi ..v.. . . ... . . , ren c e, and oecomng iuii more . rcjuc , -uu c important bo.ine interest, are involved in the repularity oi tne man aemery i. ut.i.- .i.nii,a ir ...... .u. t -..a

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... . . to the total inadequacy ot the present man arrangPIIients to accomplish their object.Ti)üre i(i n0 auch thing a. regularity in the . cu.n.ng as rtgui.ruy I;5a! service en the river. When the river WM extrcrne;y iow, there wa. some excuse fof faliure8 in mail., dependin g on steamboat ! carri but at lhi. limc, lhere k no e.rthy reMon why cxcept in case 0f r.re acci-' dent, there should be a failure in the prompt dc)iver Qf tne Eastern mail at Ev.nsville I mm nine V nil A ient have he en auiuteJ b Govcrnrnent, whose duty it ta 0 accoinoai)V these mails. One eeent goe.

. o w ,,,) go, and was appointed for that pur- , . . Rastern mail that leaves , .. i i ' ,J I 1. , . 1 . J DIII.I..II . . " "... nri ill i.'.n.io, ...jo , uu ove.-y day' mail that leave, St. Louia for ' j, ja lhe dut of the8e ts to ; up their majl8 along ; h directlv the iarc maU iä received and de- .. ' . 7 . .. . ' , I hi'ir in nrrti tliPBf miiU tr iv.iv nironla At ! ' I tho different towns. Now mailboats, we : learn, frequently pass by this point, without ... i j i . :u :i. any agent on ooaru, anu yet wmi man. ; lleile have been brought down to this city, j with th mails fur all the nninta between L in- , ;n. ,l. i.0 .r.u ..r IDT I IU UHU U VallfVI III UV U a " 'Hi UU . . mm . nni r . r rmrm:i pr ri tp nnvincr in .pn ml i.n.1 inn. t li fin lin.-lt III U'hnf vim.' arate and send them back. Of what value i a mail service conducted in this negligent manner? In the particular c?se alluded to by our 'ostmaster, no mail was put off. Wa there a ma l agent on board! If not, had the ap-ent at Louisville unv ricrht to shin, or the officera of the boat a v ri,rht ta recei,e, a large mall without an accompanying ajent to take care of and distribute it? If there 1 a il wore a mail agent on board, he thou'tl bo promptly discharged for not attending to hi I. .. ....... d d,.licUoa or fail- ,,' I not escape lhe alt Mition ol the Department. ; fTTThc Journal was down on us the oth-1 er day for quoting Latin. The Journal think ! the people such un uneducated set of brutes, that they cannot bear to see ar y education . a a m cispiayea in tne columns 01 a newepaper. It 1 mistaken. lue Democrat, are as d?. cent and have a. much education and refine ment as the Whigs. Enq. The above is a of petty piece of demagoguery, common perhaps with certain low .heettf, but anything similar to which, we hope never to see again in the Enquirer. We are probably 4mitaken," in one thing that the qu' ting of La tit; i 11 At evidence o education, nor is anything else than Bchool. boy vanity, and totally out of place i tiie .f. .. . - r. efl I ton B I columns Ot a naner. a ,'rea. ni tho mass of the p-ople, not probably one in .! i . . , . . uiou..nu oi nom, no matter what thoir par-1 ty, understand 'he languige. There are perhaps mom fool, comparatively spcikin, with "cducntion" than without it, for those j not thus blessed use 11 the sense nature gave them lothe best advantage, while man? ! of tho others deoend umm their Prlnrntinr, , .... . af.-a.. I rr on- wmn-ui uruius. lie lODPiinr,.! r it.gnoor ma tucceeu Dy lh" cheap method of ."eM uuiiii, in proving inmseit . man of aducatiou, but it w'll o.ily make there jgrct ot hi. friend, more sincere, that he i 1 not using hi education to better ndvantaire I .J. than the concoc .on of .uch dirty paragraph, . the above. We presume Democrats general If have quite as much "decency," edu . .. . fJ . cn and renn.raent, the Whigs, cation but if II i - ,f . - a a, 1 . i v.u. atiguuui picsuuie. to ciaim the tBm for Locofocoeditors by the aide of IVkaf j edjlor. we shall beo- him to make an e.ccn Uün üf himsef( jf hc conljn ?' tiUtin aaawj. j The Journal very kindly öfters to fight our rv . : . f.. ... ... . coinnpornnea. naun 1 tne Journal better use some of Ihe pugnacious Thank vou-havn't enou.h in Thank you-huvn't enough in our party ration, recent overture, to freesoilers. i, . . Ha...!. ... , i ha. become a aiaeCUIt matter to denn, n bpn. " - Uo th., r r i -'n.i i us ii, i. ...ii i-.w v.. .. u ituiucii. uil i. u -...in. .... t t . ihnti" h i here are a ?ood nun? Locofoena avlu. e " . ..... t'. umI Lum hv inv m(.nii V' ., . IU lii'i i I t i- . j 4 - t' CIncrt to have enough to do in fighunt? the Krers.)iIor9of our neighbor's party, as they! I . iiafLd ltf the President and Cabinet, j wilhout in qiliring whether there are .ny to ; be whi , amon lhe Wh gs. ; - h i j . (O" The people of Louisviile and Cintin - nati are becoming very much alarmed about , a supply of coal. Unless there is .rise in ;r.t0r olinni. ,., haJ winter supply cannot be I . .... -.-. 1 th. river soon, a brought forward. They anticipate an ad jv.nceto one dollar per bushel in . few day.

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Honest Opinions. The Lafayette Journal says hear the Madisonian, a newspaper which speaks for that powerful section of the Indiana Democracy who were Cass men to the last, who have no sort of love for a "woolly head," and who, in State politics, entertain no special admiration of that machinating mountebank Jos. A. Wright, or his corporal's guard of danglers and pie bald adulatos: "We cannot say that we have lost a leg for Gen Pierce: but we supported his election, and have since done our best to susT : t.: a . ... ..... j;.i ,ka Ad. l';l (luuimiiiioiiuu u c uiu in . . , , , , j ... ,k. mmi lairauuua ui ja huh ana raw, ouu ...u rtminMl:n nf n..n i,pf.,r him. We lain if he, tIink wc have r, hl iQ com?U or i,ja Cabinet, doca wrong to any of the nia in rtn 1 . ti - h . i f it I i ä IV I ! . . 1 . " ! t t i 1 fiiT I'llI . a m w .7 " .... -a. I lioiinuaiiuu auu cmsuvs ww f - . ..... .x n . .. .1 n Attli.n l.t in Ii (T 1 nm..A . . . i .u. 1 . u . i .. mm wnicn ne now iioiqp. in uw rcwuvjiui ju. iiftCtor nron.on. wc believe that a true demoCf,t and an honest man has beer, sacrificed togramy a set oi ponncai nypocrutn. o believe that the Adminiatration ha done a wrong deed ha. committed a serioua error. dfive from ju bu n majy sood friendä Ve reeret it from the bottom of . . our hearts; and we think the Administration will have cause to regret it. It i hard to ee one of the bailder. of the democratic pl.tfriends with him, to .f tnp c' ilitv of men who 8trug,r,ed against the construction of that platform." Waba.h Exr.E...-We are sorry to not.ce that Mr. u . mmm mjm nine ,r. c;..urr uu emur o, u.e . baah Express, at Terre Haute, ha. .old out a m . i . i f aid retired irom me tripod, ho wa one ot the veteran editor of the State and made an excellent paper. If his successor, Mr. J. B. fcouie, prove a industnou and tailhlui Mr- D- l,e wi'! reward. He tarts out vigorously, and will no doubt do ' twa - j.... m -n ii ÖUl' "c wlsn ' W happiness in hi. retiracy, and hope he ha. got a big p ie of monoy iaid by to Becure himself "''mited enjoyment If , TT" IV-i 1 1 , r . a r:ra.. .' Into nl.la -ttMniaa . - - Lafayette, has been published by not only nearly every paper in the State, but by pret-' . i n i . .i .... I ij inucii en tue prominent papt-r. in tue West. It al.ouid be read by every body, and esnariallv hv farmers. We nnliliahed it som .'m. ;. a Mm mmJ .t;ii Lm . fr., ' At.t I Ut U-lllIVllV Utl I I IIU I W em I V TV . ULILD ...... ... fir nl ins ii.umn rniuainma it TBAVtLiNii as FfthiuHr. We are informed g - j ' j - -""v - r-Tj-i througn iijyion, on tneir way to lo.va, on a A - - t - .. a. cl ..ft If ,.i -af..i e.säa.A t ta a t ...,i!f were weighed on a nair scales, and sixteen ! cents per huudred charged, a bill ot ladiug j . i i . ... .... r . i. . . j i wa maue out auu en to tue i.tmci , auu - I the whole crowd with their furniture slowed in a freight car and locked up. Cf Mra. Mmerva Bradahaw hag recover. ed in the Marion (Ind.) circuit court, a judg ... .... ... ,.1 for four Uioutid Ml.r. ..Ü.C I c lciii l damages for the dtatn ot her husband, who 1 was an employee oi ine company anu was killed from injuries received on a train while : ,he BCrvice of .ie cumoauv. r . i fJ3 Me.srs Livermore V Lee, engineer 0 on the projected Louisville .ltd Memphis, I Straight Line Railroad, made a report tf I .. . . i:' their recoiinoiaance of the route at a meeta I. . ,. 1 inn. . . I . , , j , , ' . . , , I , . ru . ,..,.,pl.tlauri iiijj ii lj uietuic uu x iiiiisuiiv apjaaa I hey report its entire practicability, and e.-' timate its cost at $22,000. GO 3Ir. Tulsifer, an extensive pork dealer in Boston, arrived here Friday evening. He h.s packed large quantitie. of pork for sev- ; er-l years past at V incennes, anl will com - !m :.. : I,.: A ! ""-". Kai" iiniiiiunm-o. i "uo w ..ui look like advancing just now. " flThe Cleveland Plaindealer has an ar tide headod "The Old Hank of MaeviUoa . ...... r. ... r r rr i I. n L. ratc.i.n u.o. . uuuaio, raus oann v. BufTalo, Oswego Ilat.k, Chatauque Bank; all broke or breaking.' A So-cali.ed "Sell. Ding doing ding 1 boy lost! boy lot! echoed and re-echoed t ...el hm i. ,.i-ii inrougu in" inff mi i iiursuny inoi. nKnu; - there, old fellow !M cried a shrill voice from some nvisible varlet of the thousand and one who are scouting aout the city, "who set you to work crying"b lost!"' The crier stop - pru ana wniteu toe approncu ui m wwwiii answering that the bereaved parent of the - "I ,jim hii tiiut BaSBeS "hoy" had promised him a dollar to cry their lo9s through all the ward, of the city, and ihree dollar il he found the boy. "Come on, i then, said the new boy, 'we'll go together ! aml -0 slluck9 in lhe ,ra(!,. if we flnd the boy, HO MUlCKs in trie trade it we nnu tne ooy, C7 - . dm a f . f . a. and il we don't, why, 1 won t as a cent. ! "Agreed." was the word; and after putti ' lr,e "Del1 00J'" ,nrou;'h rinr nJ a crv of j mile or two by way of exercise, the lit.le rns- ' cal 8topped be orc g, own door when ,. ! mother came out, rejoiced to meet him, with. the three dollar In her baud. "Hold on moth-j : er," said he, "half that money b:lons to me, 1 M 1 . ... u . :, i "o you 11 ibi ol-gmu eiiuunu 1 p-r over!" DttroitAd. . . n i ' L M0M' &c. ihe Market si quiet, and. ! Hr fuse to pay over 4 3-4 cen'. tor I with " ?3 '1 ' . , . , T , vi I WS tuv pnt, r i ur c ? I w ll n il ill' ii vm. w w a ts ' yc.lerdav. and slaueh.ered about 4.000 hea.h w . . c- . . . - . HL. -. : . - L ..! I I...I.. I.... .... c rrici ua uy ranronu ure uyui, uui vu

ico, EHatr? "'Va orctlirej At Cincinnati este.diy, the market was ; :os who. depressed, with sale, ol hogs, at 4.. I cents VYe ex- not, and a heavy ual? ol prime lard at 8 3-4! : 1

I r . . . 'oot tne arrivals are urge. I "Ui) UHU I licnjr ioi;ui iiiiuc lam, u o-i 1 cent a declun Iau. Cour. tfi fry A clerrrvman lecUlfine &ne afternoon to his famalv narishioners. said: "Be not - - - i , , - . ' Prod th.t our Lord paid your .ex the di. - I'ng .shed honor of appearing first to a fs gjf weEWftl. far ft n. , mo thn it... ..I .n...u ...A..I i... done that tl... ..Ud nawn murht -nreed th ; gooner." k r N. York. Nov. 10.

Lieerpool circular, quote the advance on lh Mar.' all co., Miss., Mc Rae's u aioriiv U breadilutT8 a. fouw . 'Four 2g M whe.t!183. The Democratic leg,.htive ticket is A. a . . aa -

6d; corn 2'2d; o.ts id. The weather in Eng. l.nd was very EM 1 1 1. 1,

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ARRIVAL OF THE FRANKLIN. AT NEW YORK. New York. Nov. 10 The Franklin arrived this morning, with London dates of 27th. The America arrived out on the 22d . otmn2 ec,8,v?. ,r.om u,e q. mm m a r . , , tion. A telegraphic dispatch troin CosMt)tinople, dated 17th, announce that the comMlM I fact hl paed the Dardanellee, d would proceed to Constantii ople. No other . ..c : l,. : ,u wi ihws .waw iuc . previous accottnttt.

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u' u"'! V7J I? wir: fresh recruit. On ar Paab was at Widen uirecungme movemtuts. . . if if ri r d r r Ti K H rTr T" I Alt.wi IL'IJ ÜTtJI L' ' H.l H. DVMriinn ft Mil l "" " ' . -"ft i i . : .. r. ah. i.n.ca uui.y. i m .o i.. ... ,...i,ro. Wheat ha advanced 41 and llonr 2s fid. The money market wa. stringent.-We.tern Canui uour ois, u maam The latest rumor from Paris Czar is very resolute, and the Tu paril,gtocrü68thc i),nube. Let er from St. Peter-burg ... i news oi a oeciar.uion oi war proaucea a painlul sensation in Southern Russia The army : and civil service were for war, but in 'ho South they wore more pacific. Nothinglike enthu,iam i apparent anywhere, although various means have been taken to produce, lit. It wa. rumored at Pari, that the text of a . ZZso . in.uliinf . Prance, characterizin her us a hot bed ot revolution. One of its exa i it prcssion i eaiu to renu a luiiows: I my Hht,, d " ! " l.t. ??. ItZJTJ T .T Ii lUttlL!!) ir III o tll.l' .tiv',vt,w... . D..U.I nol stand a!one, notwithstanding all unfavorable symptom.. Public opinion at Pari and Londonstill , -. . . ,, , . li believed that ai the resources of dmlemacv are not exhausted and war uould y et be av. d The English merchants at Sr. Petersburg Ih.ve been assure J by the Emperor that their property and persons would be protected, and :. : i. r il:. i j.. IWMCTfWHIwnHiurimp.gr gooosuurine the present season, and in case of hos i r m, tilities it was not the Empenr intention to uetaiu nruiMi rrwris u iu 'ui;s, urovmeu j., jj o-0veril men t reciprocate' Thi W(,uld g püiut lo ,,s,.,.Mi,. on lh, n.irt nf flu Kmneror that BMnatiHtiM ic.-ro orobahlv between Russia and England. I J W0 The Mritish Parliament was further nroro- ------ - , gued on the 19ih. It was rumored that the Emperor of France , ii . i , . . . . lft.1 nwi. ,i,t Iii j a ut ijon ri, r t . . m i. it. I1UU ICLUIKU Hi" ' 'it UUU 1 ( ' 1 1 . .1 II i . j I 4J eoo sequence of a laneJed indignity ried imlignitv tt.'e are ron'i rmed In " "rt- uu" , ' 1,1 enl thu crop is nearly Accounts of t!ie v in A i ...ill.c Ik ... . , , i . . . . I . hiinihilated. ' Date from the Cape of Q od Hope are to Srt. 23. Affa rs are getting unsatisfactory l,.. .l. .!.... ik. .a i . VI TUU l HC UUI UV. I C Ol II t, IMC H I UlilttffBI tU the troops. The cholera has broken ot:t ot J.issay. I lie K s are acttiiny into winter quar tri al Bu htm,t Flie nt viijation cf the D.itinbc id said to be . ' aaab tu erlaml ma,, h ,n nrr ved at Triealie. Dates Irom Ilm r Kpntf afe Id SepL Oth, i iunuuii iu iinvm, nnu uuiuvij iu in 'a9t!- Ho.titee have .gain broken out at Ihurnah, instigated b king Ava. i ....... I... . . . i .4 r i . . .i. 1 ril u C ill uaicoiia was guiiu. The revolution in China wa. nrooreas- . oiutiuu in t.uiiia was progress 1"' 'phe Imperialists had some success at ' Anioy, but the insurgents nave iavcetd Kami FunfFnn on the Yellow river The BftknU 1 ,,.,,.on ,uc ie,,uvv river, j ne whole Country is ill a stale ot anarchy. The trade . . j stands Still At Manchester trade wag frm . Iron it Birmingham firm and had a Ivanced ten .hi Ion rails and roads. Account from Odessa represents immense r i ,. vo.inlj ilnu j At Liverpool rice in firmer coffee Hat- : 8UgJir dull j tea higher. Tk. Ink. D .0,, P.,m..U- ,.nd rn . . .. -v..... . . .... j , v Ftitutioii were at ('arc Cost Castle, und the Kl nl nan t M..tir.via fllatlron ai JIirmm. 1 ho ships bigle, irom Melbourne, na't arrived at Liverpool, with a million and a quur I tOT f fd. T,,P',tea,ner Baltic arrived out Wednes(ny morning Among the passenger of the Franklin are His op Ryder, of Georgetown, and Oeo ' Crafts, of Charlestown .onsuis closed at )t j. : '. w.. k..li: iiiunuy inure airingeni. i .in uuiiiuu ,n the Bank ot England in. failed one half milHon pounds during the week ; Arrival of Mac Mur of itae IVrai. j New York, Nov. 10. M, i ie star ol the V eat Irom Han Juan, arj r;ved at midnight, wilh hOO pissengers and ' $1.300,000 in freight, half million öl which j wa, n tjie hands of passenger.. . . a - eV Col. VI eller, U. S. Senator; Judge W ells. of the Suureme Court, and Senor Marcoletr - - - - - ... Minister of icurair in uere imosa hor I w F ' pafpa " - - " -ww --a w a I - L7 plbsengers Price, (Dem.) is elected Governor by from ö to g.uoo majority. The State Senate stand. ,5 Dem icr.t. to 5 Whig. N. Yoax, Nov 10 The steamer Geo. Law from A . pi 0 wail on lne 3j j()gt j ,t quarantine. She bri-i r, ' .. . e." , t.alitornia mail, to the Kith. 4üö naaseiiL'ers i and 87,S00 in tretsure on freight. Wfc brings no new of importance. y. , h aJvicea fr, y . m .. " " T' Hus nenl n vl n.r ,i -o ; h t ' 10'hFlour was quite active atD 50. Freights to a r . lit I r Lar' mi ,9. ... I i'r it vu w n ii i pt w i in ir nmanaei n n- a r u... ...... aw y . nwa.a v. , ; ... n.,i:..:. I w no u'oi. The cholera was at MeriJ., Yucata n; 100 Jeatbs dailv r... IT . ... 1 ! ,T ." ,w I ho I I n inn I K i m.wni ii ,r tu I im. ! . H .. - 1 mi . . ,. . . III- UUIUU till III O II II ' ID H.J. IIJ III I fl'ir.. to the N. York election. The Maryland coal trade last week wns ' but ü 1 ,9 1 7 tons, in consequence o' a .trik .... - , - ... , among of tro Arm nntr tne uri ers oi co.i teams in i ia r.r,.,,, Frostburo-. PoBTLARD, WE., NOV. 10. Arnold Wcntworth, cli.rtfed with forcerieai 0 wo ..... . M.W...I, mine c v.iiiuii.Lu suiciae in tne f f l I Un I . a n -lAii . i M i , . i r m ra i I I o.i J. . . I I jail this morning. Naphville, Nov. 10. ! elected. Th" average majority ij 2S6.! J Rark.di!e'e msjority for Congres is 100. 1

SPECIAL NOTICES.

JUVEMLE DANCING CLASS. Thb Pancing AewiKmn of .Mr. LANG, on the corner o i Water and Locust street, will be opea fur the reception of pupils to hi Juvenile Claas this afernoon at 3 o'clock. '1 he regular It ,us of tu-- . la. Mill commence on Yclw'Iny ext. Parents desiring; to place their .hildren UI,,er Mx Ull.B UlUion. Uai r th ,m u tli." Hall this afiornoo:i. uov5-tf 1 w w w - w mm m -v bh Tll.Kal,:":;;," ; i;;;.,. ,n,n,., oM , t. presertinpandrestorinrtLe huii.an halr even after a baldne ol.nany years; cleanses ta scalp ÄÄ? tfÄÄ aad h iha wrH doHrabte articlo for e-rilac aad iasyart ii, io t. il.e h iir n the world. It hsiimlv unite the ., .... . . ' i'in ui aa 1 1 curium, i r .. m.,u n,. ..vi.ai. ih narlkutM of tne most delightful c:. .u.i. tat Void bV all eveTV when rj. pjj Y.rues. Proprietor, ltil Broadway, & . Y. TL I 1 . n i; f. i , t - -iit .t i ;a . , 1 " IH'I, I . .A I f I 1 . 1 ! . 1 . I. t rV I i T mdlaesUoa. Billiouaue. and every disease of . i . . HeMoiuin. ; , - - to Tin: m:ir m.- i ixs v IM.F.-Ku,iu r kvan.vi'ie who are da. SSSS- $?vL ' ' --w w - i.,r-c ami jret.erai. au or.iers address to w. k AherltaJ& J VVUT irivniTicrurviv .NKW ADA LUTlSLMkMS. "crescent cn v BAKE ' BUia. Pa.jiiasjn.l J SMT

Vyourior is int. omesi an. i inoMt xuitaoh' paper l.r aaen ..... mucics oi tne " Mngntre " is, that the purges In Una section of Kentucky, and lias a very gen , or..T ,!" l.,u ' Vf tht' -r" 1aht9 Idon.oateaa-

rh .rn nr.. ' nl 1 1 ,rou lal" ,u au lu"" eountieo en Green Kiver: le- i ....--.. o. 3r.c iij. tin- oix.ve article and all ma lire prt- -i,ii;itho of Henderson, lloi.kins.Union llavie-. fhris- Uu necoar flvlures, at lowkk rules and in belter tiU

liati and Muhlonburs:. MerchanU and others b ih '" a,,y K''t!,":', v-'r ln retofore hi the cit. Glr. us kov that the t' have their buaintsa extended, will tad it to tbeit ad ll 'd try OvMers, Game, &c. Kai-iilie, applied at pu iiiai. iic - - i.i. ui., i .i, i' ... ... . all tunes. fnov4-tn liuw LVun

t',e Ifpoxits in de in the Savings DejMirtinent of this Bank. p "nal i now in c"d naripihie order, and the ume- For full particulars, as to t.-rms und rules, apply at the J '"vheU are of the flnet tlass. and c nimanded bv ajsa :,;nfT ; Bank. Ojk'i daih, froinci to 1. o'clock A. Si. aiid from , "'nh an eHri.nced captains. An exi.re. "i1Z' UZ 1 to 4 o clock KU. established on the PackeU for carry intr I If hi rrhu

fTfu WILLAKD CARPENTER. Prcft. W. BaKtB. Cruh'r. WTtfX. rpR fwUovin? r f SSSPmm be allowed upon ,l.Ä:.b,. 'ilÄ. J.1.:.....n .... . u v. ... a 111., V I I .... v . , ........ . lo for 3 mouths. 4 t do ' do. do do 4 do 5 V do do. ill do 5 to M monthi, 6 t- do " do. do do 13 mos. und over T ' do ' do. WILLAKD CAKPSKTER, Prea't. w. B.kxr, Cash'r. novp.'-tf STOVES! TIN AND (OPPKK ET.l If -EilaElHCSJT. THOMAS SCAM UN, of the Arm of Scantlin V Pi.rvin, has returned from Princeton and tak-afB-Jfe'A'" " ' nis residence permanentn in -iiis.iiv. T " heiehe will devote Iiis personal attention to all branches of their husln ss Mr. S. would call the attention of the iull!c ( Morally and hU old cnaiomers to their oxteisive stock of M OVES. TIN and MthKI - IltON WAHK, ud all other articles, pertaining to tl.o!r Itimin.. Thi'V Mr. uldi, ..r...Br.l I. .1 , ..I' uirt, .tf I list, t 'opner and Sheet-iron t ii-ioim t i-k, Sieamhoat work, &c:., Ac. Also Tin mid othur half ttoe ''t.f uu,U'e VvI'mn 2il?SvÜ lJ I I. style. novM Main st 'et, bet First ai..l Swcond. a.aa'Ä -j. v nuu sntp m II amm mmm aww am-- mvmm - . a - ' - - - boxes o! this favoril I. rand pihl rcc'.l. for hv no14 S J'. (rll liKK T CO., Sje. near VVater. ! ÄTrtT1""Ä"TBAOI,!!B S1,'F".. i T Ol ICE is lierrl.i ct ven that 1 ill sell at intbltc anc i I V m.m . .... ... ... 1 i on on Moinla. Iii : i-l h da of Je. ctnl.er, A. P. IMS,.! the Poandr) Bnihluaa fonner; occupi d hf J"h" ,MroT.,V., dtt"1, 1 tr , f Vanderbunrh comity, Situated on Main aire -t. ui th city of Kvansville, bopl.-r-ing n the C mcl. nlltae Pwrannal rVatfMffy mtf awM de - '""TZTTn. atoe. and latnre-, t lie lease n on lh" lot on j Niid hwUdlusaaUfd, a Iffge lot of fa-iinpa, ims, lo'i. rfasfca Pit Iroi aad old Iron, rc. which ths toT ,alt r . .. I i I ... t U -! l . lu.il.li.. u.l! k.t i.i-..n j.ii , II .iihi. rC three I Krltars. the plirdaeaor rlviuf his t.appro, .-d untj. f fifing V. luati u mid A ppr .i..uiieiit hfWf. MOKI.IS S. JOilN.-0. i.-.i '.C-1 t.i ri Adiatnia4ftU.f de jua wh. i rr K 1H ""SS r.ln ?'. RJM-k . mi Klrnt troct nrarM.-in. Ir r.' ih.- ; ST hofs SHOF!!-.v,Vhaijuii re. t He aharf. O sapfAf r i,sti-'. MiaaM1 :n.i d i. i'Miu'i.'i Laie mi" f jrzi jr. anin . i uiit-r pir s.'i - .11 uur .vn piuic .:i t,0 Ku .k ol( yri gl lu.ar Mmn j ..u v. K. rJKNDttlCKK A ro. .-, R 1 W K D! I wi. inf aui..erioer na lost a over i. .reu rxo L I Keiftet DOC. He .nffralo the naawe Vf Jowy faaaee rewtaal artHae paud fbr ihe rctnrnW 'e '-, hv aaevl) C. Q. EEATK. ' klectiov otii k. " I am TV OTrCE ia nrafbr fivea, that an eteetion w iirbe b Id H f) "!" Vin,! tr ul, on Sat- , ,:r,ia), th .u, devof Beesen, fi fee the nerpose reilhie a mcan- In titeomec of Cotr.eUman oi the 5th I... . V , . . . .. ..... .... Ward, occasioned b the resignation of Rfrhard rthl r i, ! ... HM b'U incunnent. ('olin reirlia. Iri'pecter.) - ; B or.le,-ihe Common Council. CF.O. H.'lolUl. : "Qyi-td Caty fierar . PITY 1 1 ! I L? I HIT I. I VA MIIjL.,3 TJA'l 11. 1ITV .Villi Flour is now n.dlinir nt ."0. who, ale : i V retail ..' 15. iVhealRöit. Flo.irKarrels4ni.iit-. I ..... 1.1 J. X. k'oss 1 w aTlTpAFFl. H AM-lM-S! ("UK A KSK THAjt KVKR! ! T" s'"''. vinir a very lur ami well ,,,,ecied . pt-u r wai.i. PAPhK and iii)Kir.K oi evcr : anriet, stylo and baice. aud the aea:i buing tar ad' CBBCcd. he will off.ir th i!i at exceodUt.!) I.w pneea. j Ti.ev will Ik-a. low lhi? he will maUe ii the int. real of the purchaser tu buy of aiai Incite, erciyone local), n Uia style ere so imi iner-i t!iat he i confident to pieaac the taate of all. U j'i'.-ifi.i. ii.i.MiiAu iimie witii BMuaMaee aeM da piU h,t.nd ii the lowet-l prices. JOHN C. l EVEKEl X. jn.t octi Main strict hol ecu ! irit anil Second ats. vifi:i.c is sua: f gti -z-.r-ttff nvaffta fr-un pie .mtannesa of Mr. Parrot. ; V3 oi therUiafOrikaherfa light red t'i .h.-ivina; iijj with her a nlf of sama color pcraapa Ihruc ! months old. S;iid Cow la ahaaut a Vfcara f. d. mnrk. d in i the riUt aaf aritha "awalloar fork" anl uin1er l.it," and in the I en with an "under slope." Any one informing mc where the above, can be foun 1. or who wi I remrii t o-nilo meahall he liberallv rewarded (Ii , l-.lAiwlw) W. H. Mef AHKR. JAILS! taaEt.nO!Tff IVAia.S JUST rec'.! '50 kegs of the best W heeling brand, aas'd 3d to ni; also Spike. Wnaffhl and Cut 4 to 6 inches; Ccine Nails, fid to 4!d; Iii. - . i.g aiU. Uto:ilach. '.','! . i ra :i Ii 1 liii'i'h'.ni. a will tt null t,i f h i.mt ---. . www mm mw f w wi. -. a.., tUVDV Rail. Infere tuning, astir- quality cannot hecxcclled. ' A r,,l",-,,,,rl " ", kept at all üuiea at the New Hardware ..' . uovl I) CJiA.s. S. WcL-Uä. il ad all those ceaeracd,tiu.t the worteni ih-Graud j ÄSÄriSlJ tu'tr. REVOVAL IfORGA.:. REES fa PHK.Mun have removed u! P'rsi s-.re-. ppomp- Mumm, siaiei 4 aintsW ii-re tli-y mil lie p eu-.(l tose tln-ir cutomera and I ih- fkaok. k, ing .ie.irousiocut their at ck .low.. i..w I b ?!B ? "r Janiry, wiu mil eltaen lesjea te pafees .M.-nh:,..t. w,ntlg to mike rrch0Ses will led it wi i,e money n, u -irpnect to cd i. iovie Vi lÄ..." -n. . JTrr-T L.1 ; ""'-biarm WBOaKs ri,t Teks :.,. t d from e.i -oOflor.; a. v d 'i r IDs -Hill IT aV.II I flW III l i ' im-li ! ".kaVS I , , - i , r u... v , . . , " , Ip, . . ... i , us; 1st we'd and inr le lay ineeM 1. . gRtrp ITg. I rwA BnMA freah Ume recM and for a. I by tlU nev. j. & w . kkillv. . fCU hm rich Weere Ifeaaoear; viUUU tfiMniwi lined Beef; juat iocM . . . . . ' per aleauier ll'ii Coiinuiuand for sak- at lioi.i I'fKIK'S Kamilv Groccrv. . . - - '

Klf'f-:.Jut recM 3 ti.-rccs primo New Crop Rice, , jV -, C(;OKS Familv GrocerTand for fale hy (novil) PKKSTON hROS ; vpiv ,iiV ll'ni MIM.s. T T t I.I' M Mll f.f. A KM. A . oii gnineM

. THK Pr.j rictwra of the Cr.ul I'nml Hry o.-vMiahlore , jl. wish in inoriii ine ijniu U' iuwj ..w .r. . I comtileK as-ortiin-nl of Fancv Trimmings, in plain, li-- . 'L'.'-r1 n, f1-'!' vrl KVr',,.n:;H,,: i ot Ores. . ro iiiiiii!?: a I woiui. eviora nun . iiaiitica "I Fnc i.iuui. I., k I ru iniiiur in ere .1 varletf! also Marc-line A-1-lorem .'s M1!.v iu all colors. Anew lot of Aie;inde Kid Gloves, 75 cents f pair, w hi. h they invite th.j I j..ii s .'nun. . ! JT -94m' . M. AKI) KfcGA Af ro., Main At l.ociit, oppoaite P. O. ... WHITE 1.1 UK, 30 alrf ' 'ÄtSf. ORE.

M HMnT STARK BFHDt STBR3 ANDPAPBRH AtfQUBBt

y.KTrt. OV 4. M. ( MVi III,' tkRW BL'll.dIK, EVANSVILLE, IA-, Bo leave toiuforiu thcciUaena Kr:niville and vinnitr. thai ' an now !,! iiarco w :un iti ' """" i'rnubni annul of lx1 knda, sirh as vtas, laraas, . nnf nmrv vo. All kinds of iinw. I otloli. Ilir. M...- m.i Skuk MaUraases, Pillows, l'onilort, Mn e.. and all other a;i r- in our nil". --k,,,,e....Ma,..i ha., . .d dendw f.nahl ' V i bjij"r and I jihUir w.rv-.r.nd are .u. Ils.STofa Jrf" " M' ctUbluitJff h?e3S St2 BBS irP i .i J t tj le anl at the hortest notice Hotels, Steamboats and Private Houses provided with anything in the Upholstry Line. [nov4 tf MAGNOLIA RESTAURANT, WATER BETWEEN VINE AND DIVISION STS., EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. m THE smhsmlhcr wa4 aasapael w. aam ... . u imm.ii ur.m 1 ia . . . .1 " . 7" T2JJ !1. " .ATI .. . nluV UP - in stitterior tib the abnv.i tauntV. wbcnj he will bo In dailv r.-re!pt (,r freat Haiti more and New York OVM K S. w hit h will be aerr.V , hiih will be aerrrC I ar U"at ma be .1. sir.-d. SttlSU. BAMR, . lle and rr iltl nil TV ,.npv J PICKET tiSME, jTmTTfe HaS!? SSm ütiV EbaiMeM h i; ui ' w , . rn! LTflfflBM kXZhIuX&F'I Z. THIKTE six Hof fl,g ",,u Rl Loui. through is A mt ofiui line Vm imvc Terr Haute and Eaat- - H R SMI I M Mm I t. ., 75 - J "f all jea, from a half ounce ft- lo Un t,M. Ui -t MSahaa t i j I j aTKba. The can be pur1J v chased of . ... " ",wm,o HI Ml, BMM Ml . price that tho are aold for at a, the factory. for sale by HORNBROOK & CHURCHILL, Water street, Evansville Ia. nov2-d&w tf EVANSVILLE IS UP WITH THE TIMES. ALL persons wanting ENGINES or MACHINERY of say kh.d built or repair d, are reipaested to favor n with a call. Our Marhincry t.,.,,g complcU, and heriHgta our eaapioy. in cadi d..;.artuenl of ourbuai- ! . fork WM sftheajMtl skil'fulaiwl exieriei.ceiel m wo r.,, 1 confident of rend. rintf s:iiiafat lion, and are fitIll I lo be j- ';-rrf by our irori. .nr. irnnww, wmo mmm lately heroine ronucMcd aiih ta. as.lf4ae of the ino.i evpT.eitced btilldera of ! H l KA M AMI KIKK KM.IXKs, In the cotu.ti i . an 1 Bl dkraUtxl. Weat.-m work thoro- rh 1 If. Amena; the nwnjr artirk-a va ke-p on i.an.i aar S I IlÄa'TÄ.Ti"0' "Nro,,., j Shahinjr. Pnltej-a. ümte-har.. "iru Frr-i.ts team Pinea I I'orcc and fold Weier Pump. Improved Hoimi. r- ; vl u fr Mor.-s ai,.i u .- r t , . ialj., fr ltri L i H.iiul tinl IU.j. ' .il. .. .... .. 9 ! ker, UotChk in a J.. hu. Motor he. In J.iTTlti Mill Uta. usdJ a - for .tu-hin? .oni on il.c cob.; Wn r U re Irons. ".- I.tr Ventilator. Yron Bote, J.of lr..i.. Plow Mofld Roarda, 4ke 4fcr. W furiil (i ., t-Ut Iron ...I Hr.,. " kinds, vi.) m Mill f.Mring .Mid Si.ji.dlee.. ( .a , ramast for lla-s, Kenew .nd Balro..v Kailii... l WriliK M,U li,i.A,.. " Iron .a. laÄMrÄ:Ärffl "V ,. J 'i11-1' ai.d si.n..nor, has i-twrfc .rfo..r k . j1 , ' ' v BTW k hi iut.r.urn tureil in iliei'iiit:. Mu-. J fiU;:;':!!:;;,;; Yifi ,!S:,;'l"rr!i" -.1-11 , . - . - . u" t" on. oi an oi inoa p'.',e. Kaaannibfr yea are litfewsl.-d hi haiin go.id manuDyvfi i naiar ltnefial aar money ay Itovhaf ISlUaw ' f"r to whi. h : partnicnt of our hual;,?l?.?:ulu!t':"i',i-. I" "Ui Mim 'f ll.lll- WIITh l"IH' OH I sad all ordere Ig nuul wall reeftva 1 the seme price a. w h. n l-Iicii I f j cah WHFKLKofvarioiisp "JrLa AJnrphV Paiem Soli.l Mob ........ 1 .. pro.npl atleutiou at nana. niaiiiifa. tu rod h it. V.ep..i Ii ii'h price for Sciap Iron. Br. aa and Coper. (novf-if) Q. 1). EG(.lJiK)'OS V CO. ( urn i;kimoi:.( i: ui:xx. (4Mev A NKW nwKi.i iNf; HOCKE, nidi ninii ä'-'.'j cnouirh for a !a e fatni'y, wett flnislunl. proa id -""i nRh every rvnrcideaic., and attneSMl neatribe loiMiics pnrl or the city cn i iu one of ihe l.rat (amity raeirhhoffioai I... will .- rente i lo a good tenant I) making baataMrfUte nefdienlten ha aud SANliKKft, sawaVle Journal OnVe. fi i.Tit: vv.tMi n. A i lhe KVANS EElfTA t'HAT. on Hrt st, -'t oppo.ii.. po oflli-f. lhe hiah. t pri.ei will he paid for all kinds of Game. 'no7-lf FA 1,1, 4.(141 lis GUrilKIK foeM ii f .rni her ctistorners aud the J, public In general, llu.t iie has now on hand a freah and (rood stock. . on.iviii.g of houneta, Rteeons, Gloves, foliar.. Kratd, Galoons, eitel Klbbena. pic in. painted, waUirtwl iihd striped Velvet, mlublj for rioak. Klark Silk, wide, Ha. k Lace, haielsonic pi.llr rii; 1 piece idai k Krinrc, very wide, and nun ntner anl le. too numerous lo mention; nhich .he will eil low for caah. corner nlple naw fir-.t -ir et. ot3 n.ein:cT. J. B. WiLuaaw. B a3V EDICT & WILLIAMS, tVrcriaaoit to d. at'RKt.cv iSeco.) I'OKW ItlUM. VMMOtlTjvMo m a; k ti , r . AND UKALfikUJ IN FI.OUK AND SA'T, uSM Ijiau a.raiya ille. Jt. if t. f oat, GKOCEK. FOPWARIMNG AN0 COMMISRIOÄ. MERCHANTS, ri .i.k a in . l i Kisns or raoori r"l ; rr n , - . tnJ. I'articnlar attrition paid lo forwarding and Receiving. Octll-tf nut iti; r IiWKM.ING House . oniaining four rooms and a A Khefien. Apply to (uovf) J. V i HENLLV. llSLn tVL. l?iES.-i caaes French Muslin de Lanes, solid (olors, ree'd ihis daj and tor aale l.y nei hv JAM KS LOW 4k CO., 417 Main at,. novf t-.uisvillc. Kjr. a:i BSD it POMTS V a.iKKi eight Teet ( : tar Po-U. at 15 ccnla each; i.a-11 do do do at so do net 1 ta yard ee tr mm fhy 4mw ) JOH5 f . UVE. Fi: INC. I14AIC1S 2.-,.nr4l feci narrow PiwfHoard. IC ft loaf, auitahla for Pisftipaji fur aale by nov. JOHN F. oLuVKH. Finjv: fyfIttyV:.- loe.cro Pin.- Miinrlea, extra qua Iii , in vard und fur sate by dovV JOHN F. ULOVER. ncHi.i ininon Pine ly Mitngles. for s;;l ii f 50 per thouaand hr eevl JOHN F. üi.OV KR. VvKt.NS.; J ) ofPr..' ' - w O I I.OOU I Nif;. A .ontant sunnly esel Mooting, thorouglily s--M"iied, kept by j jii .1 r. ului r. r. . PI HL CKOI D PEPPF.B.-N dog boxe Ground Pepper, pt.t up expressly for my own traile. rf'ttiriinM IfnAl m.i.r.ilMl. I.t.t r,',',! and for il. of-.'j.iiOO for aal. vers lo .v. in lot., to the tra.le. no4 S. K. uWLKKRl A o., fyc. near Water. CnOII'E Ruiin. Fiirs, DatM, Prune and Citrons yforaalch (fcOl) 1 MtfSX. SUM (. Ac CO. BEST Che intr snd Smoking 'I'm:... ( ic-:ir and Eatafä, tor ealo Ol) 1 HQS. BACOkf CO. wreLRv, rpitl KSHJ V nffM a Sorr. I H.rw. .-r In afMfes J, I...1I1 hind feci whit.-. H - i tu.-lvc Tfar dd, tro wel': hUo v idle and l.ridle, t:.kn at the eame time, flrwSJ I Sco't Towr.ahip. In this coiity. A rcasornt-lc rcw:.r I ilt '.-It'ii f'.rth-- l.-,-jv, or teir-f. now. .li.J-il PHJIIAEO BSOVETJIeT.

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