Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 7, Number 161, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 2 November 1854 — Page 2

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Klat'oat. QTAR vmji I., I All oewt O'OK. .S K.mily Grocery.

For the EransTille Joumnl. 'I'll i : BXrm, (concluded.)

A. H. Sanders, Esq: These are the provisions of law under which these concerns are assuming, to provide paper money for the Western country generally, and this community in particular, and that in the face of positive legal prohibition. The next piece of evidence which I have to offer, consists of copies of the articles of MMMtUiaM hv wl.irh the abnvp named con- ' - - cerns nre sought to be incorporated, under iu'ht tobe incorporated, under ... . . . . -d acts of the Legislature. The; short, and I give them entire; j f ackno.vled 'ement included, he last nam trucies are s :ertificatcs of xcept the Memphis certificate, r..,u:t, f J I t i i I ive the snl.stance- Thev are as follows: mi r i l iii-st; ;irii;,t 5 ui uasucibuuii, uiituu in pui- . ,.t . '. .l. uance o; an aci oi irie legislature oi me f Indiana, and approved May i'Oth, täte of 52, entitled an act for the incorporation of anuiacturiug and Mining Cuinpanies, "and ompanies for Mechanical. Chrniical and uilding purposes, and an act to amein' Sec jn one of said art, Witness: That we the idersigned, desirous of availing ourselves the benefits of said act, have associated rselve.t together under the corporate name id style of the Indiana State .V. ining and anulacluring Company. The objects ol (his association, are as folws, namely: To carry on Mininy and lanuf icturiiiy, Mechanical, Chemical, Bw'dtg and llolel Business. The amount ot its apital Slock shall be five hun'red thousnd dollars. The term of its existence hall be the term of fifty years. Its business hall be managed by three or more directors, kho shll be Stockholders. The names ol hose who shall manage the affairs oflhe Company the first year' as follows, namely: I. J. Watson, J. II. Jone, and E. L. Coriant. The operations of s iid (Company are to be carried on at the City of Evaiir-ville, Vanderburgh County. In witness whereoi, we do hereto affix our signatures: G. W. Hepp, l. s Joiim H. Jomes, l s T. L. Cox a st l. s. W. H. Cox,st,l. s J E. J. Watsos, l. s j E. L. Cosamt l. s.J STATE OF INDIANA, I Vandi:rcukgii CoUITtS I, John r. Crisp, Itecorder of the City of Evansville and ex-oflicio a Justice o.' the Peace, in and lor the said County, do hereby certify that on this nth day of May, 1854, the within named Elisha L. Cnant, personally appeared before me, and acknowle Iged the execution of the foregoing a: tide of asfOcitition for the use dim! purposes therein mentioned. Witness my hand and oAeial seal at Evansy illt , this the date above written. JOHN F. CRISP, seal Followed by tt certificate of acknowledgement before Hume F. Hill, I. idi na Commissioner at Memphis, TcMMtMt( on the 18th dav of April, 18.4, by G. W. Ilepp," ' I'liad. L. Cinant,"E. J. Watson," "John I. Jone-," and ' John 11. Conant." Recorded May. 19th, 1S54, Book Z., Ree rd ol Deeds, I'age, G 10-ti 1G. These articles of association made in pur 8uance o! an act of the L g'slature o( th' Statt oi Indiau, and approved May 20th, 151. en tilled An Act tor the incorporation ol mauulacturing and mining companies, and compa nies lor mechanical, chemical, and building purposes and An Act to amend section one of said act, witneaselh, That we the undersigned, desirous of availing ourselves of the benrfild of said act, have associated ourselves together under the corporate name and style of Conant's Coal Banks of Vanderburir.'i county. The objects of this as-or.iation are as follows, namely la -.nrrij mi 'r I illness of mining coal and any hranchor hranclus of man ufa'tnriny, mechanical, chemical, builiiny, and hotel business. Tde amount ol its capita' stock shall be fi ty thousand dollars. The term oi its existence hall be the perioi! ol lltf years. ls business shall be arrnri hv three or more directors who 8hull be stockholders. The names of those who shall manage the cffiirs ol the company .t the first year, are as follows: E." Check; T. L. Conant; and E. L. Conant. The operations of said company are to be carried on at the city of Evanvilie, Lamasco, or in the county of Vanderburgh. In uiiuess whereof, we do hereto affix our signatures, this, the 14th day of June, A D. 18j4. E. CHEEK. THOS L. CONANT. E. L. CONANT. STATE OF INDIANA, Vanderburgh Couhty,1 I, Junes T. U alker, Justice of the Peace fur the County and State foresaid, do hereby certily that the within named Tnos. L Conant, and E. L Conant, and the name ol E. Clieele, acknov hded by the said Thos. L. Conant, and said Cotiants are to me personally known.came beh re me and acknowledged that they signed the foregoing instrument of writing, lor the uses and purposes therein mentioned. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set ny hand and se. 1, this 14th dav of June, 1854. JAMES. T. WALKER, !Seal Justice. Recorded June 15th, 1354. C. BIPPUS, V. C. R. Record of Deeds, Vol. 1, p. 01 2. These articles of association were copied y me from the records in the Recorder's jffice of this county. Whether according to 'the provisions of the manufacturing law, they are also recorded iu the office of the Secr tury ol State, I do not know. Supposing all the requisites for constituting .Mining ana .Maiiutacturing Companies, to have been observed bv thpso iwo -a-r.Ut;,.nfi - - j ... -.UUft.,u, 1 ... I iiftk ivhprn in thpsp Btafiataaa .,1 il,- ... am-- -------------- - . ft. , k 1 . ( i 1 i 1 ; - title of aaaaelatioa made nmi- iimn, i --- ft.ft.ft.v. mi. in, is .1 . - r - .. . . . . . hunlinir nnvilprrpa Pnpri;illu vi r. ä.1 mmmmrmmww, ft-. - r . v w I. IUI CA VI CI PI r b ' -' -r v ""tu luacu .. . in connection with the constitutional and statutory provisions above quoted and refer - red to? I need not ask lawyers, where m Such is the foundation in lawfurtbes; is - ' sues of Bank Notes. I will now proceed to examine the foundation in fact for their 100)0. It will have , . 1 ., -1 been observed that 111 the case of the Mming and Alanuf tcturing Company, out of all the six members who sign and acknowledge the articles, the r-sidence of not one is sta- . 1 , , , ,,ted, and that only one of them appears to s

have acknowledged them in Evan;ville, whilst five out ol the six appear to lave ac.i. ik t t ...1,

I those five are, bating the names of two young Conauts, some of my readers may possibly . ii , . , . ... , .1 . hp aha In in lr.m t I, . . k ! . f .. ,,, ..ni i a I n U080. In the "Coal Bank" case two of the names are familiar to manv of us. but who w !,R rh,b - ..b.MUJftJ ika .t-.i,!..

. 1 ,...-. i . . " . nts nr.vi. m m A ., .....I...1 -. .... .. fknft t..r I InlS Tl r T : .!' that it i j tl.o if. I ii .a. t r ..I

' i"J'"u cruai ruA at .w. that appears? Will the public credit the statement, that amongst these six men, who have under a manufacturing act started two moneyed inititutions in F.v nsvill. tkm amm with a ÜB - w . . . . . j wmm-mm - r , I' ' öuü,0U0, the other with DU.uuu, 1 1 ' . ' kU dollar ot taxaoie there id not so much as one nr,.n.ri.,ni,nii,i.,ii,,niu l,nr.- .ml not i r"-r" ur" -uu"v iu ! even one taxable poll! ft will not do to tell j me t,at lnese concerns have originated since the taxes of the current year attached, fi r those co neccted with them who are resident now, were resident last year. It is wo-thy of remark, that unsubstantial as are the corporators composing these corporations, not one of them ventures to risk his name officially on the notes issued, but that strangers to the records are made . . .... II a . -. i am w t I. . , . I lt,.-T....' , ... f .. .ii. cashier ofsuch concerns: It will have been seen that the manufacturing act under which these organizations were got up, knows no such officer has no place or use tor him, but does know a presi !entsecretary and treasurer. These concerns need only a "cashier." And I here charge that the duties of the "cashier" of these concerns are very simple. They consist merely in putting the name of that officer to the bottom of the bills issued, and handing those bills over to the presiding genius, whose last name appears (in print; uti the top of the issues of one concern, and who is the guiding and ruling spirit ufthem both. I say these cashiers have no other official duty to perform. Are they ern ployed in thej inti ffice of the two concerns! Do they stand behind a counter there or at a des!:, or do the agreeable to customers anywhere! No, certainly not; but one edits I paper, and the other fijures as assistant editor of another paper. These facts ure significant, and suggestive of the idea of an attempt on the pari o these corporations to bribe the press. The attempt, if it was made, has not wholly succeeded. I an informed tint not Ionir ago, an article appeared in a Vincennes pa;, er, laudator) of this .Mining and M. ufacturing Company, and of the success of a certain tuopored fl luring mill belonging to the Co , in Spencer county, Ii diana. The articles ot association conßu i the operations uf thi manufacturing company to the county of Van derburgh, as the law requires, and I obosfte that one 5 bill in my possession, of thiCompany, is payable to N. Ross, (possibly W. Ross,) but I think . R ss, which I Ulu to be either way, an tttOdtpt to connect a certain well known milter in this county (whose character with those who know him, is above all suspicion of such connection.) with the concern, and thereby jive the billadditional credit with the wheat growers about here., But we hear of opperationä of thia Manufacturing Company, in Spencer county, and are told that a banking home is being built for it in Rockport, in the neighborhood ot which town large amounts of its paper art said to be in circulation. I have h-an! names about Rockport, said to be connected with this concern, which hitherto have been very honest names, and would not now, I am coufident.be knowingly associated with dishonorable practices of any description. It is time that they knew the character ol the paper to which i is said they are giving by their good name;, currency and creuit. Let them read this expose, and enquire into its truth. I observe since the grenter pnrt of this article was written, that Mr. Kenyon has in a very short article apoearing in your last issue, replied to my previous communications. I barely refer to that reply, and correct the impression made as to the Notes of the Mining and Manufacturing Company, which I tlnd,so far as I have seen ttiem, to be p iya-

1 1 . , , .. - t III -l 1 1 . 11 it , UIIU WHO ble where mmei and not at Meaiphla. thaagbt biraaelf aoiro of oaatiag oa ih.t Ae Tenn. It is th se ol Vie Coal Bank, which left his carriage there. I have taken aoaare payable at Memphis; and I am just ad- S6'1"11 ol it, with kit pockelboeh aad cor-j vised that at least jj-j 11)00 of the latter ; ZT"? h.lU Ulk ; 'I . . . . ; t;e valua d information it eotKainn. The Notes have been sent to .Memphis for circa-1 Raaaiaa army nriU nrobablf be able la rally lation. It is proper tu add that the parties tu lagoea fruai thia, and I, hall find it tosay they have counter ;andea their circula- ra',rrmv ori 'he Kftaeha, bat beaten and d -

full. M , I.: , .ft.. ,wipaww. wawwwaiiaa m wjj.) !' .. .... i-l.i ,i. i I ii.. .-j ii...). n. nut c aic iuiu mat nu.u o ühu iye s n.eporters quote tliese issues at a slicrht disa count, and I nerceive from both RpnnrM t - - - a v ft vi v. i o haofi.ri mp thul- f-vi'a if flrt 1 Tt k . .a-x a . . . , vaauvai'.w -vv-v afL.i 11 i I I I r s 1 I the Mininir and .ManufacturinL' Company at , . p j !2 Ou, and Lord's of the 1st October nn.ive - ---w.w UOOnofa Coal Banks at o.ily 5 oft. These . - - I treu I M m P n :,m i-ti!.! p I tri n-lmlpirur iini.,1 il.;.. ----- B eXDOSe Will do them. W ith the additional - I f i i . . . i . j Pri-riitBe 01 1 wneiner iney wi l re- ' fer 8Ucfl qi,0tat'on3 f such issues to gross i 'S"0"" or t0 Süsser corruption.

Such concerna do not only circul .te their The Held ol tmttle fa r vere I with tht ir dead own irresponsible issues, but in order to cret afl( c,,r 'd boapitahl aie full of th ir wounda circulation for their own, they exchange d' XVeJh;,ve ' """ifdO r --orten Of seven

with kindred institutions. I am most credI ibly informed that the office, from which i these issues emanate, has within a few days past received and circulated, or attempted to circulate, the issues of a certain concern , calling i'self "The Thames Bank of Laurel,"1

which proves to be not much more current here than it deserves to be. The natural rw tue i.. r.f -' .--. - r I :

responsible and illegal concerns In our cummunity, is the encouragement of the circuLitn, nt ,l I - i t -ii i . Iii n hii kn r in ,a I ,. 'I . ... . communication Dv saving ( and 1 sneai; admi j C3 r iseüly) to all those gentlemen who have chosen Bvansvil e as the scene of their exner mentSUtiunihP rnrrPi.rtf. n!Pt forth n - . sense and determination of this community, . ,. ' that this thinir must st'-p row and at once: P to repiir a farn -t fJT , , j , f 6 e ,nJJry a rea.y done, by ca ling in ihn usiidj In I ii ii . . . . l . 11 J i " H"" ' '-'ence auu dispatch; and if they should be still impressed with the legality nnd utility of their svs- - j "rui " 't'. nu ueiertnitieu to persist in . , .... . - . at they will be expected to nnu w.ihout unoecrssary aeiay a location Detter adapted than tins city is to their particular lin-of business. A HIT I ZEN EVAHSVILLE, )ct. 31, 1354. TEE EATTLE OF T.. E ALKA. THE PRJEJICH OFFICIAL ACCOOVT. I1CIDETSOF Til K rialClltV. M-..I.-I a. a I .k j. rwiai B. arwm, m iuir nnmnKti the French troops in the Crimea, transof th . r - - SHVW mittedto the Empetw the foflowmg disPinn, "f t v i n 2 lue p.ir.iciiivirs u the oatlle ot i. the Alma: FtSt.li or ITT? r nr A i m i ) - . September 21, 1864.$ SiBE:-Tlie cannon of your M jeoty Ins spoken; have eained a complete victory. . -ciiiicu u .uuipii-ic Victory. It is a glorious day, Sire, to add to the military annals of Franc e, iod vour Majesty w.U have on- name more to add'fo the victories wnic : adorn iho flags of the Trench arinv. I he KosMtBi bod yesterday assem' mhled all ir MM Ü. m " ' their lorces, and collided all thei in order to oppooe the pas,:ge of the Alma. rrint-e -BKDI.OB comma!. cej m pi rsnn. .Ml the Ii gh?a were crowned witli rt doubts !-. VI . . : a . and formidable Batterien. The Russian ar1. I ft ........ . , . . - " my reritonea 4j,UUU J tyotl-1!.-, Iroiu all points of the Crimea. In Ike ruornit g Uietf arrived from Tlieodot.ia. 5.0ÜÜ ravuiry and ISO H:OOef of heavy an I field artillery. From ti e lliiihts whicl' thev orcu. ied. ttie Klnala could count our me. . man bv man from the 19th to tfip ino'.'ieriT a?kan wa ... n ,. ihn - - - ... .. . ..... . . ftft u, I I it nil I 1 1 l their batteries. Geo. Bonaaet m oeoeered 1 With lr WIKVl Ififel i.rrifM muimh Vkift. ... . i t . i 1 1 1 .-ft in ' v is nt decided the saceeas of t!( da I h :d arranged that tin- K- l.-h should ex. tOOd tkeir left io order Ol 10 same time to threuten the right of the Rassiaac while should occupy them in the centre, but their tro -ps did not arrive iu line until half post '4. They bravely made up for this deiav At half past i the line of the army, occupyinj an xtent of more lhan a 1-aue, arrived on the Alma, and was received bv a terrible tire from the Tiraüh nrs. In this movement the bend of the column of Gen. L'c.-quef appeared on the bights, and I give the signal for a general attack. The Alma was crossed at double quick time. Prince .Napoleon, a: the head t his dioiaioa. ...' ..I .!... I . - II r - i i i L- hampiuiiii ,.f im i ...ii . . ! ...... .. .,, i, ,. .ii . v 1 1 i.i " e oi i i a , aaWlb Sr-ofik. R . . i 7.-;.. . n, J ww nil u I I k l Ail; Prince showed him.-elt woithy of the ;reat I name hi- bears. W e then arrived ut rhpi foot of ifie hiybta, on !er tiie fin- ut the Rasion baitoriea. I'horo. Bire, eomneaced n real battle along the line n bat1 1- with Its epi.to Irs n: brilliant !eas of valor. Vmjr Hsj sty may be proud of your soldiers; iht v have not degenerated: they ar e the e.i tiierss . . . ot A net er Ii ts and of Jen .. At nalf-ftast tour Hie French army was tferywbfre victorious. Alltlie positions had heen curried nt the yoint of the bofOoW t 1 the cry afoioe TJEoiperrur," wh eh resounded throughout l Inda f. Nev.T w 1 1 each enthusiasm seen even the woun ed r ise from the ground tri join in it. On oui le t the Bovlieh met with I a r ire m . nf tlm unn,., .... .1 ..... I. - mr ui jr uiiu Willi ro;u difficulties, but evercfh in t vv;i kiii'imiMiiii,, Die Bnglish attacked the Itussian positions1 n adm.rable order un.Jer the fire of their j J r -- . i ....... . in cannon, carried Hem, and droro off the &u sian-.. The bravery of Lord fleflaa rivaia that of antiqu ty. a the nidet of cannon and mtnket shot, hi dieaiayed a cilmness which never leit I i n. Tha Preach lines foTaaed ua the hifhld and ihe artillery open ed is fires. Then it was no long, r a retreat, bu' a mite; tae aVaaaiaae threw away their ui' 8k"t- ind koopeacka iu order to run the as er. If. Sire, I had cavalry, I s uld have ohtainej imuif nse rooorte, and MenCi ;; iif would 110 lunger hive had an army; uu 11 was late, our troops were narrate ....I.I :.: . .... ' 'Ulli I 1 r" 1 1 111 III I 1 M Ii T ii !i I ! 1 . t 1. ....... . . hi ustt-d. iwot vi mmm mm uu. j oM A" At 6 o'clock in the evening we encainne 00 too hivou of the Roaaiaoa Mv tent is on the very sput where that of Prince HepBl'.lllkofT kt ii.fl in fi... mm l. .. l ... ft. mera.izeii, whi.e the allied arm is lull ol ar I ........ . .a.ii . ll. ir i-i : . ii 1 1. 1, -I . o ... I have bi en i ompnlied to remain h re in order tonend our wounded 1. 1 . . ami wiose of the K s-.aiis to Coii-tantinon'e I a a. . "' to procure ami.iunirii n and i pro isions from the fl et The E Jul tue n vt The Eegliah have had 1,500 eu Oat harim c-.i.,'.t Tk- li.,t, .. r . . ' l . a T , .. , ' . . " uuiunlike IS W i I : Ills t'l v l-lnri Jim Ü1.-1I nl Sir ll Bruvn ivor.. n-nr!, Ii .' -"f.-" 1 nun iu iij;iri iiiuut 1.-UÜ inen Aor.v. , ojt-.-. L.ll.i vi - war waaaw,i t'livo, f " W UMUl -' -""-u.iieer.-. and soldier killed and I 0 ' - ....0 ..in. .-uiiu. i nineu .033 aoooded. General Canrobert, to IV l.ilu m , ,n .1 L r . , , aw. alUkil i . . ' ".. ' ' -oniony Hutiiii.fj ov the splinter ol a I i ii ... 9 r eaeil WBien ntrnek him in ihe breast and hand, but ie s dj ng rerj a-elL Gene 1 , 1? i0''"". ".'.t!,e ?r'me 18 . 'IUI 1 u. j w a linn in Ii. nri. .in. ok Raaaiaa 711?. a V. iLL Viz avaaaian artnitr t au-ed us Iota, but oars u very supeiior to theirs. I shall, all my li:e re2ret "I having had with me my two rng,ments African Cbaa eurs. The Z.'ujves SlljS! o.i sui-iiers in the world. Accept, Sire, the homage of my profound

Bubbanach. On the 20th, from 6 o'doak i 'e i,l'Hr' .x thread, needles and pins, a ZZTtrt Ä e'.r 4 V.TrTruÄÄ in the morning, I carried mo Operation, witn wr-broah nod comb, a small looking-., lass. war Zy, SmZTm " tt- a the dirieion of Gen. Bosquet, reinforced by raz"r' 8trtiP nl,d 8o;,' e-ot broth and ..liV'u ViT;kü'i!'',,V' hf f jht Turkish t i ttaü... b, an, oveoKI t wj.it h MciOf. The en-ral re.-.iark of our ' 3 .Üf iJ turned the U:t ot lbs Rnaisi.i ml .., i n' 'hat the Russians were very s-i.i i'n.yitxVSL7r?"L?'.tT mum.

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respect, and of my entire devotedness. MARSHAL A DE ST. ARNAUD. SCENES AFTER THE BATTLE.

H was a ?rnblp and sfekeaiOf sight to ?o over the uatt ie-r eiu. III! deprived ot my nwrae ova cuuiice nguinm aoouiioas- - Ivli 1 l"UC ÜUUUI IU OBfar as possible. the cena n. as cort: in l,. r,..r 'r;nHs 4 .i.i.,,. r -A- - j-otiwivui .: k iiuri una living a j j i' uo u i vi 11 brough to a star d srH by the ditiiculty of f"f through the piles of wounded Rus mr.n u ,uo onenwuu our own poor 1 .: i i r , .,! soldiers. The biiis of Greenwich Parkin - ; . ... lair time are not more densely covered with humni Keines than were the hight of the ... - . A Zlf A l-i.a with dead id dying. On these -mds fell 2,liUi English officers an and upwards ol 1.000 Russians, wbil up,., extrem ty was covered wi se bloody niiil nipn h e their . , T With the ....... pm ies ot 1. 400 sallait Frenth.nan. and (1 more than 1,000 of their foes. VV,,en Rahlen and hissiaffand the of Cambridce rode round to thA ton of .,...,, ... " , .r.. ... ;7r... un- mi. me iruups i.r eft ct-a chout ca i be forgotten. u.vinjr inihe distance, might almost have heard its echoes as it rolled anion: the hill Oer men had indeed done their work well, for the action, which commenced tt 1,25 on n.xr- .ft..v ....- ... ..1 4 It t l C . um m ui-i ii i uuuui i . ji . in laci the teal t Kise continuous fighting did last two boors. EQTJIP."WEST OF THE RUSSIA" SOLD'ER. SSIAlf SOLD'ER. were mostlv MlThe Rii-siun soldiers . ... ' : sirongiiien. several ol tne regiments, 32d tod 16th, for example, wore a black leather I va I ii I 'i i v ! i i i I . . iktii .1 I ill rv i - I i i I heimet, bnttdtsnneli r booi ted with brass, and nnvim n r:iss mi ,hn ixn wn i .,, .. i w . .... ,u)., lul u UM, for tk romi nw.r.n ift r.ti-. i . la . J v a.iaava i oth-rswore r-'mri'v .1 vi t:lP Inpninnir , ' Tl'ey wt re all dreosed in long drab coats with br,:iS i,Kton. ""'B """'ber of the . c; 1 n0:e c,ja,t mteJ loosely, were , . . tf!llher in the bach by smalt strap and bult"n' Ascended ,o the tinkles, and seemed sUl"'' cn bic garments, though the r lot h wa i'.iarsp i'i lATInrn- i ,.. t, ..iblm t were tlirust msnle a pair ot A p,,,n b,H,,3- "Pp t the top, to admit of their being comloi tubly tucked down: the - i - uwnoci.-, vi lably tucked down: the bo ts were tout, well-made and s. rviceable. i. i i- .... ... 1 heir kn ip. jc!;s astonished our soldiers. On opening th m each was found to contain the i ... I r.'ftftl l'M'',irill I'm', Oll n t . ft. , mm mmm, uiut.- nr ureen, with white facing,-, and slashes like our own, a pair ol clean drawers, a clean shirt a pair ol stout mits, a case containing a good o.nr ot Ictseori in'irked ' Saran," an excel-I 'e 1 Pe" a knife with one large blade, oi Rananulacture, a ballot twine, a roll of sian ni t i,':'" 0 'ltJrs;' I i i t i W til e ii-.d had while, lair .-knsto ju.-ti'y expression. Kach mm had a loa. ol j e d; rk . n bread, of a sour t.-.ste and d :,: r' ,Ml,,r, in Iiis knaps k. and a linen i:r" containing quantity of brown coarse stuli broken up into laaips and larje grains, which is crushed biscuit or hard granu ated bread prepared with oil. This. a3 were told by the pri.-oners, was the role food of the men. They eat the bread t ith onious and Oil: the nouiter is ri-sin . r-. t ....... ...I It ,, iM ll arch lhev n: y be for days without tood. end remain hungry fill they can vet Iresh and more "breadstuff." It is nerlec Iv aslooiwbiog to think they can keep together on such du t; and yet they are slrong, muscular I I wT ,i" l" ' men engten. I fie sarireoaa rinmrkid thai w-ii ' nie was "tTv re in a r k ii l) , e. i l.MaiIM ..r llf.. i ; , . ( .. , . . , Many of them lived with wounds calculated to destroy two or three ordinary u:en SPECIAL NOTICES I.Ol KUH SALK! A Sli Si KXCBLLBXT OOaOOBl : :raVrof Un in the S.ituhcrn But&r.-emrat of Etmii " "':;,, r tm tOwairj m. i, n . . . . t ., , I fr.illt hl- I 1 - law t....-a mM . . a ...it. I,- b. iB dh:if( tiitij, ra is, 4 i.rinti 1. 'I , i-t fr .ui i.y 1 Kjj ict Uc. j,; iuu-i ol thciu am aevrrat fe. I at v i t rra., ui ilic cii.v. in t lie h-u.m t lr-ti u i,ow - aan, www wuaa two ana llirte blutk ul the Btw AC:n!. ru Ulrei d. l' ron 1111111.; ai more k d nd cheap lo in t-.u location. Will lt. cull 11 th... un.i.r-iiu.d "uv--in Wt 11. CUA.ftOL.KR. Adcrlie in the UravtMe .m., 't"c recjtaui.ua ih Okatvillk MTatlOU. Nim, m parer patiaksi at BflaawtlW, 111.. w g. od acnrerti.ijg ineiliiim fr th Mi it BWI men ol I.'vansvillc. it having a e-r Ura eirculati. n thr .n.h iut i..u'.lie-ftteru Illinoii. We will IwailTl -" l-i .-. . - - . " . . . . . Jcui.- iu.ii'j mr mu par al tu Jim nalOfce. ucifi-la ... ....... ... .... 'Vmi the . irj . Ärwiriwu: a Ul.ltUIUtK nt ti.lll.li. WtmWptww ul it ul -summte, the rank nulls autl w in-. I.. . in tha deeu lu ru 1 . mm iriaha up th-wten. aal the uecayi plauu ' iiiiii.s .(te and P-noui.us m, ,1. ik if.iLLJ I "i u i .-ii ui. Itlier aan uie. I he KlTaal u.-aioi.: raaaeaaad I. .lii.m.us u, .. that it mi.1l.1l t'U'.w laaii-lice Ikraua-ineu; of the Aioaach aaa ' . Warrht -r d i-nterv. .ie ,a. rcer. Iii I Inn Ce. T j'hu.ft raverj Ulr tlu-ae C rt iniftanc, s ni mH i nund f 1 .h..'1'v uiaWtfrre u.ol i;u. Uu i k s Inihas Vnir.TAkLK I'a .a. i. t It 1 m.4 bm wer to clcanav the l oweU. .urn the I n aawJtk. fliTtrtanaif t la aaaihi 1 1 uu n l this j.aper. NEW ADVEKTiSEMBNTS. SIX OUVDOKD Tack. auks AXD LOTS OF llt I.OUI ATTOi 1 UMiH I'lMC sr; Indian 1 Mate ko. k .uiea Taken at Tar. h.i .-..v.-siVh KAltK iK uU GO'ij. V LifttiTlllNG N TI E,DAVAiui t f v..1'.! ' I F K,h 1.1 - -1 " ii. . . . ..' "lnu"t' "In an 1 ' a 'tu ;''--' " . Oa. i 8 Vain UM, coo MakaawV aa t'.'J. elock A. 31. wa .hull ..rt-r loi'oaa I ak. Huh 1 r wn and ereen Cloth; Btwcku iaa , i rfaMTMiaa Daaafclawi i.l ik. ' luu. o'ord. nidet au.iteei-iu ad Satineta' i .to-. Kaaear aad ictrihm OvaaaaaaJaaa ' au Jp-ant, n reai y iri-ty; W Inf. r.il ,rie a aadellow rlauneU; III . ,t, 1' 1-1,1. I.h.H.Vft Ii, I. It .... Priatwl CoikiDics. Clieea.. Iriah Lin't 2" I ale ... - . .... ft . - u .. i.j,!,, coiortu L-UiLr ci; J"K,. Hid li.uuteoj; ' I a i Ig r l Mark WialUai i j KilU araatilal nle aud jfeat variety; : l-ftUalirh Merlu; 1,1 k aud iu, j Lusire,- . Irenihuiii rm.n PUM; na Lauei- . -v I'r.nta of .h- tuoit loj.nUr i r-nd: ! n,A i-piu iaeonatt,. Sv im and Book MualiDf; I'u ipUtwai L lata, r.m roiocnea. Cor-i-i.i . ....a , 1"ä . ' : . I : k i .... ll Maaa C.nt..n . - - - Oaalattl and t . d r-1 inBbkft LiawaaaaOaai a II .olktrchierr eiis. K, I, buna. U on, Aoaiery; f'umi. . aiataaaa, aud Trmninnf o all kkaaa. A I - O I r nie aft-i.rtTi...i.t nt LL. t hV t i v t. , . . t i - c-nV"l"'Ht'f rr c. ure.'i and liusini CoaU; -r, .i.it, 1'ju aad Ve:..; ""j ftur oianiif cta.e. and warrant- d well made. ' - M w.-rihv -h, atteV Ü " el-h i wallawth.rs repuiJialuuuat: Stock 3loaey v. ... (...) i .!.,,. .I . ft .ftp .. .,.-,- ueri. We hoW our eminence m it I.y our willmcne to titku it at Paii -or a ii.ii.iu or i-rivat-.ale: 1.0. ma iite our Indiaaa l?M'm !'' I'Viiun. ft ci lua eaa ...., UOWUV, TKI5RY CO III V I LO i .W LouixeiUe. Kj-. . J SlrÄi DOOR I Kit rh- ll W - ?.' Wo dam W 88 aaaaial MrVct Uiukeu 2 dox .-seive. .1 do Bftakaf Urootas, 6 assa t'uii. 4 -pt Brm Hoofed C-iar ÜackcU. 18 itr. . OHsOsa Pini, 1 dm Jute Matw; Foutn Mu.L-rs. Rntter La-tl-i aod It .Hing Pili, dm Hueketi. U do Htarth tlrorms. 1 ' " ,,r "" .1 .. l . i , rx:ra Whi-t Rr.iomi.. Z a' W ech V ar T-ba. i '--i OawaaaS ll carta. 't co Jo Uuaei, 1 d II ,,k M tia. i'. do anil! i 2 A . Pi-. Cr.uru. 1 do fed .r do. I Ss B ifetct Print! e iiU Cotta Kjpc. jut ree'd at J"wl COOBVS Fajriljr Oroeery. FOH Tl ltHK H l TK ritVIK Can-vl iwal JOHN K TAT -&. Ci.pt. Start will J. l'-ave (or Terre Haut -on erid . tli- 3d iun. Kor or pa-iafi ifly to the Captain on I wart. aov'j-it RE FIVRD per am r larei IS half rkilta Irea Tea: ij Hi Suga -cur d Dried Beer and fn-Hlebr w I. ft O. HKIMAVY. M l-.ATHF.lt. -Swaa KlpSkin; s doj I pptr Leatiier. a i.nr and fo.-nle octal I'KESTO.N BKOd.

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OtMM, " ""i rirst aud SaeoBtl ua i lie yliuv ar-an extra ari-l- i . . vvf . I t A 9 KM FOIt UM. ' i . A r (KM KUH MLF iToSJP vtmjTille on tha I-rame (Inn.. -,i n . urc ' iKa T Karatr Co: Tih gi o. "i... '--'--J S?l!!l -.' U- Well and. It Will be . ,l,i -. .a. .. ,,d,üi,r ildium are Wurth hl John clutis. "Lir , ur, c. I : tv soap, caxulks avi , . ' r 1 II II. . I II rw;i ;.,. . '',e 'a'an. A staStH mJU6?S n:" 1 Um mtm pmmu tm aZ!TLZ J5 iaerire all th 1 ,i i"- uajeu lu linciui.aM Vl . . . 32 . ;it 'tV. .-.uÄ ,B,th we I"" nVV,lraU' "g. awaai ,ft. . ir-'. ? www Ha '....ft..... ft....... i .K'ni.Rt ,.n t(... n. .. .u ft. civ. - ft. ... uuuiarturea or lii ZTZZ&LtT&JXZM B r v,..,,,,,:';!: g -?"-lw" OÜH pid for Tallow. ELKHI e ro. Courier copy J BN, VH,rK,w'u W Pew. and ree a ly uetM ' ruBiii Jewelrr. tuat 7! c. pi jh,:k A mm lloxti Md Peeh Harr r- d ky A . I'I . I L . . v. . ftsunii, "M BMlu. I .n",., ÄwLSä . uTthL h.T'CfJS "areht." reliundiae or Pm. nn.r tnat i4 ii 4 I... .... wwBwr.lli.liL. r W. - - .US "Tis- V .Hl, v ajja , c ... , I. b AUA I fW!JmZTS. fk,ai.8. L $fiX "PruV: St " Ä,CiÄ1Ä I wttlui mrZ lolXX". ' WILLI JKIttl-LO. 1 1 ' ris t 1 ' ' V L ' " H; n ha LTTftOe oootT. , . ATTN K TlVi:. ra..r . f I'M. t o i: n , lb r ii i: i r ' "i Mi.li Uli v (iOflltM. Moiiiim, TitKKT, T..k;a n ou. , LOW ,rrO!li. a w nasi ma am fc V ""rri l.a tine Orereoat UufeajI V.utfia Vwtal -(; 1 -...... . Pc.h 1.1 a" ,ür,-M - . -'w Oot. M Mala nreet LvuitTitla. k'j. 0AM G or Al l KODS ,GU. lAA)K tUT SH A ltp, a bas mac. .rr.nwei,.. t. Ml ., .-uie. ß ni , L. n i,,,Vi.l..-l. .. . I li V. i - i . ft I .ion wn uia.ra;h, cittwawi Vit"an7- thl : WwJwS t re- ,, nm , ,he ZZ, M "i"" Lt 1 he ia r ar"IUhe rete""' " ui I' f-uiK;;"lhx net i -,ir-ii...i.!,i.. . d. k. ....... : -"-'.-i fraatcn tu. ., no... u v. ;v;;t r . alia ä. all. -IIUm.,.,, ati. w4mi ,." J. 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' JDaTna'pi a rron. lyon-s r mimisiaa akakaala se rasn. Sf -'' KCTXRa fi KOI I ' Y ft CO.. EIVn tal. i o. I Kat ru Pai in Ma. an ' f.,r aal, kr - ocü KKU.EK. t.VK.Lt.V a: cO rarsar- V w l MILMM UV. 'nhnaaoraicned. inee,., t c.,, Baaasa O. l;u t ratar-H mm th- Baal with . -mm ' .. a!U,r.,t,.t .;, ,,. n.,n, n.wara. l! Caa! aai. and l-.i c. Uj.-4r--a.,. . ( lh., ,;l.t j.ncea win. hi t ..tl ugiTt MÜafactWa I a a well .r,.re.i t Ut Dm .. ,n,, ,rllfl OiS K S ha- .a.tructie-a. VaM . iMilaniia rleV. rTa, etaara! oe9-tf . K. HA liKER, Jlaintreet. p .,.ite Uraach Hank. OH AC Nl.h B I.T a 11 i , riMM r Vri-,j,a 111 lasla Rabber X. Lua, It- !-. AU-, ll, ., l,l, a aaartdthicknei.aad GakeU oi a.'l . -p..,,,,.,,. ' r w i" ck no loi i.svili.k ; i iiviaviM.R mat f l rkt aw . aaw mm wt r Skrsaiaf l.iwy t j.ffX-UAK A.LaABiHT. Ma r .III r,.n ,.,, le'.aeia l. 1 .i : 1 1 a-l Ciir,, - trr. i vt r- iiriii ,r i. ... k . . r.ng tli Ua tit-tl a. tl i.H.i.v a in . A.aU. 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