Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 7, Number 164, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 6 November 1854 — Page 2

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A. 11. ÖANDERÖ, EDITH U. g - , 7 av I KM OK l KSCKlrM luX. Hail) Journal, ti.-r . ar by the week Tri-Weeklv Journal, jt veur Vttkh Journal ni It . 4 UU . -z ihi CITY OF EVANSVILLt-. MONDAY MOKMNG,:::::::::::::NOV. 6. State Stock Bak. The excitement in Bvaavai ie relative to - i the State Stot k B ink monev. anpears to be r tduullv suhsidinjr. We notice that s veral of our prominent stores advertise to take the nott s ni any State Stock Bank, Conners vine inr.u- eu, anu m i peor ge-r-,..j, ... IM- I I I I I a 1 ......... 1'4 nftl beginning to handle Bink Notes again. We presume that in few days this money will again be circulating freely in a- 1 . . : I a a. - It .. I i o v i Ii ir n i . ruuiiies tiruieo iirrrdui'u . 0 Iv everv one of these Danas, Bm's, ifnotallof r w - them, are safely secured id their issues, we think t is community should receive some better evidence for distrust than that afford

ed by the refusal of our banks to take theloflne n,-

notes of some of these institutions, before they consent to sacrifice the bills to any amount, or even refuse to receive thetn in ordinary business. Committees have visited Indianapolis from several cities, for the purpose of obtaining informat 011 relative to the securities of these Stock Banks, and of their real solvency. These Committees have reported most em phatically in favor of the entire responsibility of the securities, and that they are satisfied of the safely and solvency of these Banks. In view of the attempts being made to ditscr- dil these B inks outside of Indiana, and originating among those financial rascals, ll e Cincinnati brokers, we think it the duty of our people, if satisfied of the solvency ol these Stock security Banks, tu defend them, at least so far as receiving with confidence their notes. There may be a few rotten concerns among these Banks, for there is scarcely any State Banking system but that may be abuse I, yet they should not condemnthe whole system or all other Banks u ider it. We have no thought, however, that the some fiity odd Banks whose notes are not received by our Evansville Banks, are of this worthless kind, nor that our Bankers here knoio them to be, or evan have ground- for strong suspicion against the great 11 ass of them. We are somewhat astonished lh. t the three Stock Banks of Evansvillle, have not united in doing what they can to support the system under which they hold their charters. They could do this in no better manner than by receiving on de posit the notes of every ttate Stock Bank which they do not Anoic to be unsafe. S If.. Ill Im it t 1-.4 uns 4 i 1 le (.rem River all. The new and beautiful stern-wheeler Ev ansville, arrived here last Saturday morning on her first trip. She was built by Capt. Baird, formerly of the Belle Quigley, and Win. A. Eaves, lor the E v taai ille and Bo I lüg Gieen trade, and left here Saturday afternoon on her first trip up Green River. She was built at Pittsburgh, at a cost ol $14 000 II r dimensions are as follows: Length 120 fett; H8 feet beam; 5 feet hold; three 36 inch boilers; two engines with 15 inch cylinders, 4 leet stroke; doctor and deck . a ä I I I. I. a a puin , wiin nre engine atiacneq to ooin. tier cabin is very neat, and has been w ell furnish ed by -ir. W. F. Wood. Custom house measurement ot boat loo tons, carriage about 300 tons. She is of very light draught, and in every particular well adapted to the trade. Capt. Baird will command her. H tili holds his interest iu the Eaves, which will run in the Kvansville, Bowling Green and Louisville trade. Capt. Baird has made a proposition to the Department, to carry a weekly mail between Evansville and Bowling Green lor 3,U0U per annum. His proposition is now in the hands of Mr. Guthrie, who, it is supposed, is awaiting ume action on the pari of Evans vi. le, to exhioit her disposition to have such h mail. We trust some action will betaken at once by our business uien on this subject. We need not enumerate to them the advan lages to us and to our business of such a mail. Capt. Baird is the very man to take such a contract, and we believe he can get it without difficulty if our citizens but lake aome action on the subject expressive of their earnest desire for such a mail and to ae carried in such manner. We wish he Evansville grat success. She bears an excellent name, and one that would adorn any steamer afloat. New Family Grocekt VVe Call atten

tion to the advertisements of Messrs J. w.' upe niu ueen sn.ppeu oack oy me tt . Vickerv in to-dav's paper. Thev have I authorities ot Boston, says: "VVe may net

just started a Pamily Grocery on Main street, between 2d and 3d streets, where . ,L ..... .

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stock of provisions, winch they will deliver to customers free of char-e. These vouns mpn 3r pmorion..! in ih.;. kl.,;... ...d ... : , c ' m KVl Ty iiiBaj oi patronage. Mr. J. VV. Vickerv is well known in this ritv and we hoDe our friends will at oncte tender j .... him a large patronage. PuT!tA.M's Mosthlt. We received the November number of Putnam's Monthly early last week. The report that this excelleut periodical had stopped, ia of course untrue. 1 1 is still going ahead, and is very successful. The November No. contains a Urge quantity of reading matter.of excellent quality. Copies of Putnam can be procured at the Book Stores.

Dr. David Dale Owen. Dr. David Dale Owen was in our city last

friday' and 8lopped long et?0Uffh 10 !ay, s" a f'W nrnvumna an aa !,. rnnf intlf mm nf a iV ici viiv ru i .j on his skiff riding j is k nuwn to our been engaged severs a Geological survey I f Kentucky. He start. -.i u.. . , t,;. ,;iu h.. k. been I CU Uli Ilia IUUI I I vi., a mmmw . v briskly engaged ever eioce Me is now ta- !.. . . f.u i . r.u ru kn.g advantage of the low stage of the Ohio river, to make a Ge logical examination ot - - lne u lovvest peculiar strata. He started from Louisville I I in a skiff with one companion, probably a - - Ll,ur"e wrrKS Bg- nen nere ne nau aoout half a skiffload of specimens. During hia trip down he and his companion oniy slept two nights in houses, but camped out. ti : . 1 . 1 1 ... j .......

... HI connection Willi thP nr rnni''il'iin (it a a i cm imuu , in mt; utlice ui Dafir s n mn, 1 11 unm ner oi w is in tne .inaiaern miarcment 01 tvsniOUrneV down the rirer. or,nill.ällOII " " u , p ..,, will, are bow in mark. tat .heprac. at private .1.. The J xi- :.. ...I t ..II ark MOW. l hunt a moments war intr ..... .1 i . , - - - ---- . a

readers that Dr. Owen has 55 . ' ciunng company, wnicn nouse was snaj. n . :.8 very roor anj $m aaas by if.ien deep; o,t or them an amfi. IM rnmmun irnl ion n nn.-.r...l la i, T . ...... I . . ... ! at or trie rad t t the citv. id the kandavmm lot-ati -n now

I months past in makin? VY 4 all its inmate thrown in to a state ol con- acant. and wuhio two aad three bioektot the new Ac.dcmy

ft on the Kentucky side,- from the DUÄinBt' transactions, so far as they are con- I liese were stunned and thrown upon the 7" ...... i ....... t I. ... I . : . I . I j- fliuir II II I Ilfllt.. Iii t i I k rr l . r. ........ i I hurt T u , ...... In ... .1....'. ml . . I

M,ntfr mirk mwl itotormloi.. m..ro nitr. "JUKlllg Win mese V Olli Da 11 ieS .-.",... .w umiiuuoij '""r ,iV. V.f. 'V. w tier m i ir(siiu ueiermi ui "g more par- r ...... , .. i . , . mm , i mi altanln Mak irwa ca of ln. Hklck s Idi s Vitailk r . ! 1 1 1 .1 . .1 I., k i. I.: i One man w as taken to ttie C'itv Hosnital ..kk.r u u r.- 1..... .1.. LZlZ T'

yilUUvU IU VI Ulli! 1 . -..--- i V aii7 w we eis, I'UI i f 4"r V than has heretOlore beeil done t Ii e I r lint r n n ,l ,-.ni:il r.-.l ihM . .. ;..;.ir:a uill hlood. nJ rnore bea:c:i. ace AdTerti.ement in uu:h. r'e.l-

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irj -ere 111 perieci guou nv.iiu.iiiu 111 m iking additions here to their stock of provision-, pn ceeded on their journey. We wish Dr. Owen a pleasant trip to thJ mouth Senator Atck Inon . Our Kansas Territory correspondent in his letter published a few dayssince, alluded to a speech he had heard Senator Atchison make at Leavenworth, Mo., which the ho orable speaker uttered with a bottle of whis- ' key at his elbow, and at its close, w s so intoxicated that he could not walk. We have conversed with a gentleman who heard this same speech, and he verifies the statement of our correspondent. He says moreover tli speech was interlarded with oaths and vulgarity from beginning to end. At. I this man has been held up as a model Democratic statesman. He has occupied the position of President of the United States Senate, and by the death of one man is a possible Prr sident of this great republic ! He is a beau tiful specimen ol democracy. He is the same man who ordered from Kentucky, while President of the U S.Senate, a barrel of Bourbon whiskey to treat his friends at Washington. No wonder the people are r sing in th- ir might to hurl such men from power. No wonder they are sick of a party which arrays itself under the banners of men of such moral weakness as Atchison and mental weakness as Pierce. Mew York I I. cnoii. The election will lake place in New York t i-tnorrow. I here are tour candidates lor Governor Seymour, the present Governor, an old line or Machine Democrat; Bronson, a real Democrat, of the hard-shell order, and the man turned out of the New York Custom House by Pierce to make room for an Abolitionist; Clark, a good Whig; and Uilmm, a Know Nothing. Politics in that State are generally "mixed up" in awful confusion. 0OWe have lost three subscribers on the lower route of the Daily Journal and fourteen on the upper route, owing to the increase of subscription price. This sm 11 loss, so very much less than we had every reason to anlic:pate, is peculiarly grateful to our feelings. It proves to us that we can rrly ujton our friends, and thai the friends of the Journal are many and warm. We thank them kindly for their favor and shall tndeavor to merit a co'ilinuance of their partiality. GO" The New Albany Ledger has been reduced in size, within the foal week. A few months ago it raised its price. The N. A. Tribune says the State Journal and the Tribune are now the largest papers in the in the State. The Tribune does not, how -ever, contain as much mailer psobably as t ie Evan iville Daily Journal. VVe use agate type for advertisements, the smallest used in any Western paper. In a short time we will replace the type in which we g'.ve reading mall r, with a smaller size, so as to give more news, &c. - - . We had ihe pieosure of receiving a call lasl Saturday from Mr. Osborne R.-illy,

who has just r turned from a four months, marks, I refer citizens to the personal allutrip to his friends in Ireland. He looks wr.l siona cor tained in "A Citizen's" artic e puband hearty. He narrowly escaped coining j lished in the Journal of Thursday, the 2d inst.

over in the ill-fated Arctic. He returned on the Africa. We ih ink him for a package of papers. a m ana a. aaa. .at jr 31 r. J . Ii. I hompson has our thanks

for a package ol late Louisville papers. He! The t'onnersville Times of Thursday savs came down last Saturday on the Empress, the suspension of the Connersville Bank is und brought down with him two excellent only temporary, and through embarra-sed barbers. He is now prepared to do up things ,rom lhe failure of the Savings Bank ol Ciain his line in style. If Mr. T. can't please ; cinnati, will be able to meet its indebtedttu public, there is no use of any other per- ne8S- I he Times says:

son trying. A Haed Hit. The Cincinnati Gazette, rpfprrmrr t.v ho f. ihm . . .,. I lir,,J relemng to the fact that several paupers from Eiirorn had hppn ahinna.l hscL- h tha irona Europe had been shipped back by the object to having paupers sent back to the j place from whence they came, only it strikes Ltkataaita .kie-t. .... ;,. a d !.. -.. . , to send back white men and women three i thousand miles across the ocean, because ihp. trp noor. ou?lit nut tu multpsn mnrh Is-.. -u ,.,;rtar min.i. - iu3 noout .e,.... fc - ! back to Virginia, because he is a slave. - i That 's all." . IST An oyster dealer in New York, states that the citv is supplied with oysters chiefly, :r-. . ..... u. .-...,Äa li uui emireiy, u, ujs.r. c.., ... eil daily, on an average, $300 worth, at the averase rate of S10 a thot eand. This would make the daiiy average sales of each dealer about 30,000 and worth about 300. Of the three n ons of oysters daily brought to that city it is probable that there are, at least 1200,000 daily consumers.

For tha EvMiTilU Journal. Slander Keluted.

A person by the name of John Ingle, has ,uc'u '"-."er me name ol "A Uittzen. 88 were mJ dul? lo 8ive il a-iiit wcrsmvauiy locive it my at , - - a, I ICni On. JIT. IIHU hia ..... - wil'ully slanderouslv and falselv misreDre'j m"u misffH" i vnieu ne.iny every lact connected with mv J And thus wrongfully and diabolically wouij ne seen to impre.a "Pn the minds 0: iil a . i . he commuIlitv .ht r hppn rrt , , -........ ..s - K""'- uu urge mem 10 steps of violence, as if there had been some great "traße committed. The ingenious manner in i 1 1 1 v. 1 1 nr iiiiM iiriiiiirrir in in :u.PTiinitä - - - 1 anu u,e points or raai ner in which he has used these insinuations for the purpose of prejudicing the public mind, are too plain lo be mistaken by me. He has falsely and basely misrepresented all my motives and intentions. He is cunning iu my opinion, as the serpent, who before e-wal low ing its prey, covers its victim with its deadly poisonous saliva. Let us examine "Th-Expose" as he calls it. Has not Mr. Ingle been told time and again by the officers of these Companies, that tney were not doing a Banking business-! Iiis own argument, so far as the lace of the articles of association appear, stands out In bold relief against him, in contradictien o his insinuations. Then I ask what right has .Mr. Ingle to impugne my character, ur o distort or lalsely represent my business transactions or intentions, to this or any i ther community ? Il he has taai misconstrued my acts and intentions, does he not justly merit my indignation? I again say that if Mr. Ing'.e has knowingly misconstrued my motiv s and designs !or the purpose of poisoning the public mind against me, he deserves the scorn and contempt of high minded and honorable men. I came to this city a few months ago, with the intention of doing an upright honorable business, wh. eh intention I hav e thus far carried out in good faith. True have not the wealth of a Barnes at a Carpenter, yet am possessed ol enoi gh o this world's g- ods o discharge all my obligations. I did nut expect a slander retailed by insinuations and inuendoes against me for Um purpose of injuring my private b sine.-, an I muih 1-ss by Mr. lug:-, who but a short time since, I cousiderel a pang n ol human perfection . All this misrepresentation of n.otives h.is been palmed upon the public by Mr. Inglr because 1 chose to avail my .seit of the benefit ot the general Imv for Manufacture g purposes. At the same time this pure god-likt individual, in whom the public already ItCOM oiz-'s a second Solomo 1, is acting iu connection with others under a similar law for Banking purposes. Therefore I am unwil ling to believe that this community will condemn the course that I have taken until I have committed some act which shall jn- ly merit their censure, notwithstanding Mr. I 's insinuations to the coutrary. Can it b possible that Mr. I is afraid that this commu nity will suffer from the organization of the Companies he alludes to? Or is he paid by some clique as mouth piece, to utter insinuations without regard to principle or trulls! I cannot believe that he is afraid of any in jury which may result lo the public; and I do not wish to believe that he is a iiejg; and yet the tone of his articles impresses me wi'h that nl- a. I leave Mr. I. to a higher tribunal, for his unholy and scandalous insinuations respecting me, and hope he wilt plainly see that ihe above article referred to, w as not prompted within himself by the everflowing love of good for the interests of this comm.uiity. Thai the public may see I hive not mistaken the tenor or motives of his rcE. L. CON ANT. (Memphis.pape rs and Lord's and Dye's Detector's please notice ) Conner 4 nie Baak We undeisland that depositora have un iformly been paid on demanding their funds, ad hat it is the determination of the Board .... lUl ail I lie UepoSllors Ii U I Oe Paid. A lid . . . . .w .... ...... n" u vi..u. , ,uc ,,., u, ,lle nuunur .rel amDe. . th ;l,,lh(. . 11iiv in(i-,n,..i .k. ampie, it ,a th ught, to fully indemnify U. note-hoiders. Ii th y should be found insuf - r - - ' - j n.v.1 ßcient, the stockhoders are inuividua.ly reXT? !a aU"nda"l'y fidll,t able to make up the i ehciency. VVe would a Ivise tho e ahomav hold notes on the Bank ol Connersvilie not to sutf-.r a sacrifice on them. ,,e Indianapolis Sentinel, fpeaking of sa me . n st . t u t .o u , say s : "The Aud.tor of Sute informs us that he has been instructed ha th i',n,,.e..,nu u....b -...i it . ...... e , : i , . ii.iiin u ll u tue Oill'er WabahBank. atWahash. to ttaaaW I wvev.-v. Stocks deposited lo holders lor notes ol those a a . . Banks when presented in sums. Each c rtiricate of State stock is for 81,000. and of course holders will have to nresent t least ,,.... . r"' that amount. GO-One of our citizens was thus accusted by his landh rd: - "Aa every thing is on the rise I feel it my fc. feel lru, grate. faj for times are so hard, that it i, ,mpo..?ble I to raise it myself." The landlord sl,d.

seen fit to use my name in a communication, An awful explosion ccruired yesterday moot excellent GBaMOBi

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Another ln.; -rnul .Tf ach I nr-Dari ntr Ma tempi iu I N'iu up i Hotel l'.xploüivn

how. of u Kji ot Pondi-r ill 10kil'a. Park tusion and alarm 1 ., -v- L .1 ... n the omee below stair.-, among the oag.aire. an exj us. on ot eunpowj- a. . M - . O f - C7 k1"") "Ul nun , uuu luv vauav. ... ...i L. , ! r , Fortunately , at the tune of the exolosion il,a,,. r ,... i.u, .k w . wwa " f I. CU IB 111 l HC Ulli .- 1 11 1 nr 1 PS .l 1.. .... 1 .- . . iu. .v.- ..... prove uuai. iy me lorce oi t ne explosion the uuaer cei in? was tkmttmrmd bt niecps. j ... 1 a .1 . . . .wv. v.i ..... iinui as 11 ii.apui o tiau been at Work in the room. The panes of glass 111 the trout door were shattered to ... I r .a. 1 .V pieces, and one or two ol the doors taken off irom llie rooi, ailU all US Him ties beeil bjr;CU . j. . j .1 . beneath US ruins, Which W-ia doubtless the intention ol the heartless fiend who was the auinor oi me net. The Chi f ot Police, with force, was in stantly on the 'iremises, und an investiga ,- , . ,,,, I ,--,.. .,. I In i ..ft... .... .......I ...... 11.. I ..... . uiniii ui mi uuiii Cll'crcii IIIIO. 1 lie lullo . , . oi t:ie mailer are simply as tollows: In a small leather travelimr valise h;id ST beei placed a sm iil keg of powder, holding) twelve pounds In one end of the keg wasi insertPii liie imizxl-a nl suihll ! .o. V hr. 1

their hinges. Bui lor the tad that the front ' h:' fj ?ai I'I'vuol. several rrillKRE are oo iii..-ai which hare produced so much iu'er r . . j. ... iromthicity I Lsalsellks Ki..il witknut the least avail. ! J. tmm irllllll a 114 inatallr Uaaka a th,.r natural kai Ot the otnee WCS g.ass, giving a Vent to tie .u.l finally h-n he hid deip.ired of My kope. and ki raje t Kye. Thoup'i rar, U iai olviug life yet tkev onkt at alika lliiWi'er the tvhlllt hnnM inuat hav- l.llon indescriballe drapn4 " l'f 01 pain and miser, tmaeia- 1 for Kaciulaes and ta mei.t. pOWi.er, lilt VnOWMWM IllUal haC lallen tel and de ilit.t d. w.ti.t adn.i. of healthy bl... d in h -n........ - .

... ... - - ItEW FAMILY UROCEBT, reied pistol, and against the triggers of the! Jisr oiKM;u iu MAIM HK,. pistol Was placed ail iroll t-prill', made tO rVU r 2""d have formed iio-partaersm p uuderthe r . , . ' JL S'ylean l I rm ! J A' S. Viafcarr. to crrv ..a the strike the triggers and create an exjilosion fliraoary and ; raviawa u-iaeas inth- home known a the at a certain tun-, regulated by the running s,ö! ! 'mYlmTM. yeVmk?Z:i down ot wi ii'hts attached to lac lri''er V"11- n:",d aa W anla. aM anieie. usually kept in a , e I rasnil Orocert ntara; alio rem. '.at-. Uran and tcea faaspnng. 1 tie valise was of an ordin ry ap- -rally. ' - Ml tmtn mt piani la i4iiiaa Tamlaairiwt ,, ... ., i I J i... i j , pi o I ith Ir. -h Hotter. Eses and ver-taldei. all of whirh. wi h pearallCe, anl COUld be plaO d, as t Was, in .ry:hiul . .uur line we wil' deliver t pur.-hascn retllP ulfiee amollir the Ii araratana. uilhnnl p y. i siding la auy prt a the city. EKEi: OMlCIlARUS.

citing any susjiicion, and at the hour fixed . . :' " . .1 upon, the unclunery woiud so revolve vvohu the valise as to perform Ihe fatal work in tended. The Police collected a mong the fragments the remains of the v nise, the staves and hoops Ol Hie small ke" of powder, the double . , - . r. barreled i ilol, and some of the in tchuu ry with which it wo ked, and have tnem all ut present ut the Chie s office. On the premises also were found large shot, which hud no douül beeu placed in liie k g to u.uke ihe iiavoc more t-uie and deadly. At the time of tiie explo-ion, fortunately, there were only three or lour per-OMi in the ffice. The internal machine was placed beii:id t o counter ol the office, and the clerk Oeing in the office ut the time, was singularly enough, li ted Irom his leet a d thrown n theousid.'o the counter w ithoul receivn g any injury J One ol the w iters ol the lotel, named Peter Mourn.wasbutl y burned akual the lace and hands, and t iken to the (J.ty Hospital, where he now lays in much uam, but it is laeagbJ hia Ufa 4a not in aaaOTff His fttotha imni'-dia l.-iy took fire, and lie ran into the street cuvered with li unes. loan iiistv m ins cloliies ere lorn Irom Ma b fly, and but tor this apeedy relief o his lotning, hm might h ive beeu burned to leath. One oi the guests of the hoU l, Mr. Ii. Dowd, w is aiso i adiy burned about the luce, but not tfaageffvaalv. The Wash room ot the hotel was the Worst injured, and it is remarkable that this room so.juld rec -ive the great damage of tne shock situated several teet irom the machine, and protected by an entry a d one or iwocoor-. )iie side ol the plastering ol .he wash room Vits entirely loosened, aad hung nly by the 1 h work. This is certainly u diabolical alempt lo desiro, an entire building and sacnfi, e the lives ol a hundred or more, lo grat'y some privute spite or tt, be revenged upii some particular parly. .V. Y. Herald, 29A. Irl.ttirtarj .-i d iimmercial. The past week has not marked any improvement in .Money mutters, l arties who are necessiated lo borrow continue lo be pretly hard pressed, anJ those who have money to lend experience no difficulty in obtaining high lat s ol interest ranging from l to 3 per cenl. per niontf . Some parties, however, who have surplus capital, are granting temporary loans to first-class parties ut 12 per cent per annum The Banks and Bankers are doing very little, and this ia confined almost entirely to parties whose pa per they already hold. New applicants for J ., rr ww ! loans receive cold treatment. Confidence is ftill W e.tk and Unsettled. The result ofj the ManchtMer und Oateall failure tends to prolong the feeling ol distrust that has ore- . s r , ..neu ioi a vtecn or i o past. Currency continues in every limited supply. The Ohio ;.nd Kentucky Banks, and i the State Barn, ol Indiana, are still contractlag rather than expaiiumg. and this must continue to be ihe cas with all prodeut Banks so long as Exchange keeps up. An,. I ... I. c I evidence ol expaiisi. JtttM at tins time, is --n evidence ot imurudence VVe have no new , iiiipiuuriiLe. vvenave IIO new feature to notice llh referencelo the f lldias i, .... ana.. . . , I ana . ree itaiiKs. l lie paper is not taken in trade, bat there are nmre purchasers fr l ! than liieret., tore. The statement of the A u- ... 1 I 1 1 1 dilor p ihhslied in another place, has increased confii eure aa In iu iiltnn.ttP valuer hm " - - .iw person purchases u viih a-A-iew to cireulat- ,., . 7 ItlU It. 1 tie WOTK OI reiirillg COIIllHUeS tO j progress at Indianapolis, and lhe Auditor -1 : . ".v.""""" If I a! II hl II a I I I -at I . Bl t.k -ill. Ill .IJAltd . I i-a I . . .a. Oeing Hail Converted into aslern t,Xchange. 1 l,e market for Lastern Exchange adj a.-. .1.1 . I 4'C' u on n-auu i) 'OlfiKi prem. D.t ll , ;,a ,, ,, . .1,, ll4 sales were mad ! Bankers' Cheeks. - j j - -v, anu iu. sid- sah n wee anada at a declined ot ut i..r

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The B n'ü oi Hallow li, Maine; Ship Bui I- ' ' 7 V" U-U'iswick B,nk Maine, have b-en discovered by the S .ffoik .njiiir, nave u' ru ins cove reu uy me Ö illoih, B.nk.Bo.st Bj The Le a is Co. Bank of New . i i aa York has lailed. 1 I.e President ill the FarBBtta Bank, ol fcjaraiogi Co., N . Y., contra c,i l,,t r"'"r Aa unfavorable -re with reler Alie.henv Ha J ........... ant. uuics u Ii Mil Of ElUWbl aresMll refused h. a 11 I fit, a . - SOIIie Ol our OailKS. Ill8 B lllk IS Strolll?ir - J endorsed by parties iu Virginia, but some 0 our Brnks are determined to do not iing calculated to give credit to anv Bank, that 1. ....,1 k. i ...u l... .j . iuun we ...in u III! III." I T ;rei e i cons. dcring the late heavy losses susa, r .. i . .. v , , tamed by the community from Bank a, hires lw is certainly a laadable ad The sii ini-a "ould be kept tightly drawn against all W f" ? "e. pVshkk

til the failure of tiint it n b Ou a.l u..u. expired or am r.arged -iter .tug.ut , ioo.. aad mn. - it-: i.r.a w;w. at oar rm rt.. i arekinaa Ol tue IBIlUre Ol lliat ü..nk. on P ,7 lv.t n-un roent. nai .pi.au.y al lii.in. P-uvjure ir ,.,ci aadi... aa

rumor has been Circulated Ordered That tk Treasurer ch.r.e .af rert oa all au- ." in.icil .. . ,, ...... -. I aXX . n T . III. .'-lira l.-isi.b, aaa. a It

rMCe to tha Holes of tile TrullS r'. ce'ptsrr .,esamau will be ioi warded to AgaaU or an- an n-kea li ram ore. Ar anltaa,! apVmanaj. iks V.rinin T,.Q ....1 ..r O.orutd iir.ont to hot memiart ar. expected t0 m.., an all kiaus ui g.-uds oi w.n. h.U. u. dam ge 'tn damp or

SPECIAL NOTICES.

1 ue er-rvru. i' r- o waning oue or more r a ana cdii loit , thi4 i.,,.;,,,, i.r.n n th. nrir.:,B,.d U. CUA.xULKR. KI.IIKini a I MM 111 wwtm the ht -w '"- ' ii iTin -if ' i - "r or iheareatrir-rHouhe w am south, wither ani di. it. ,un or,", UP lf" tr. .nitbe aoarng mumm iwa ntl Rritlrtlia t mmaM a n .4 - : f . . k .. t 1 ft' " v " ' .. .. f e"- k'"MUUIU3 4 a 111 r. Kill, II UU.ll"' . t ,i:....F aaaa.-... a Iioxon TO WHOM llo.oi; MM LaMOM. Laukanuk, Kt. Aciat Kali 1851 UR. Huren: Dmr ir- At the re iuet of Mr. James Moatum. ' es. Ha mA auf far jmmm wMk Drp ut the AMemea 1 . . : - 1 . ,.. . . r . 1. 1 . . vn tit.tKin.u n l.l :. I..I..ri' nii.I im. n.m. .... ...... ad Tüor.ix, CI ro" ic Eularcttnent ofthLirer anJ SH-ea scr. fuiaoi the !kweu. rmii Rhcamatitm. aadj.uLd rr ne "''7''" 'or a mraaajana i tea botUe'. he tod hinif. fin the tBoymeutor(M:rf-.n health, I avoa thank I would esageiate when I -ay the ea-e of Mr I l&'&t.?!"!?, 5"r '-hf l?"-. atr o' tnr ae ueaium i'iiij wic nun. auJ tfi.iijh fl'tr ; ears o'.i. Iii air to ire to a good old are la uniuterrupte't Health. Iii. erati-.a-'c toyau will live as ln- 1 as he live and will only cee when his mmd turret- the pt Pwakaf tkaha laaaarwu iniu imvi.ii to mow hunkk i i ius. ami i ii tu liihiiut f ar of routradii tion . that this 7 . i . , .. a. -..... ..... ...,...l ..... ... I. ...... .11. .-.I I .... ...... - . . ... ....... u- . ... .... ....... is UitiKiimax 'avor aiik Oir p . t le. and from the maa ., ia . rat atisrctioi . i.di-omei to become a MMdatd Mai unr.j 'uiir.j rcn.djr. 1 am, sir. yours. oot27 J. M Sl'OOETT. M. D NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. novis-im JAMT.s W. VifKERY. SAMI Kl. VU'KEWV. Jjrsrr c -,d d-r.c: ir m the Milla. H kMn r Kiaimviiie mm una Ktlroad M:ilj Hour J. W A S. VICKEKY norfc-;f Main t.. bet. id and iX. Vi:-lHI MlTlt'K. JV W. persrns within thr awrpwraaa lim l are hereby notified tm tint il 'hey permit their (avementi to i.e tn Jnnii .-re.l 1 c"m to crr- out the law in uch ease made and j iTovid.J. I ive this p iklia warning that -ne a d aeaaj taaw in nojc-... larr -U. or othe ohstriictioa. during the ui ht. I be avoided ii.nl,. ; jiiii.-v . up. I tv i:rna aJt WBRIM - xx sm, ria Currants. 7 en.es fine ranister R'fl-Powdcr. 2 1 I.I ! spani.h Wlntinic. SO coil. Irass Kop. a-s-d. I haa CaMaW fftap. ivum; D Pateni imm Oka, i .;;.. k.- s.i i ir n a tut Pmm f Is fthjata. I do fat y. I b. Tarka, a-s d. i " l t. t ire Crarkera, .". i aaka Kpsom Salts. 3" keen S C Sod. 10 kKg Saltfx t. r I aM Cream Tartar. 3 bh. Ltrnustono, rale l ih.vR 1 e-k sul litir. 5 bll. Alum, u t reo'd and ror prkston ur a I4M.M-: TOII U'l O Ja I xet hneJam-a löv.rTul.aceo M rec'U ad (or sale by no. 6 PRSaSTüM KOS. C'KWIiXT. U bafre.h irroi-n.' ree'd per teamer "Mt an.vill and f.,r l.l.y mrf SAMI KI. OttK. I'Miitii-:- - a3 J.' ii d Wirei. flm lis Hlock Tiu. ho lbs O fror a4aaa, ica-i. .. I euk Anvila. tne'd i er l.vnia'. n and 'or sate hr v A AMI Kl. ORK kallK i Ol K KU Ol Ml A mm mt Saaford I'ateat siraw . uiier. rec a auU lor .ale I y aovC SAMI" Et. ORR. Jl'ST received taai i.u.LCorn iu the ear. per sasal Uv Uy u.i ur antsj ly iiov s. L. BOVKV. II. ti. K.VKKbl.lS GEurB'RATuD ArlaiBiAN LINIMENT. IT ia a r.uT ayr aai lawn aa4 -n kasti Hiattflia Ar.hiau. at'.aiarfl a h-ighl iu lh : kuow l .l. ol m oiciue m hi- li i-a iatd the ho vfU to I r am aanr. w in, aaa r erne t chimi.iry had iu l.rth. and it is, tin re f.. re. not at all strange thnt a p oile mm naiaewtly .ueew-.iol in the kealiaa art. a. d a mwm v. riuK uud il.nti in eharart. r. .1-uulU. b avtuil and ui Irlas cap-ruiien'. Uisover remedies rsuraas. in ia cSic .ey all oth. r. tor the eiir.- o tho-e li.ea--- um i ut to lh tu Ir. in in. ir in. .if . hi.-. '; I,. r au r pjr oi lh- ir i no. hem ip.n. iu hai.ar.lou and i.loody war are wiin the ui.i.rent ttibrs. the . areuh,ert to the most I Unt attacks ml rheumiti m. aatalygls. aeuralair pi au.lv ri u infiauituatorv oiaeaaea. a- al.o the mo.i horr d a ounds. ., rains, lruis. tumur. ell iirs. ui.ea.e. of the jo nts tv. , etc. SW ifcpraSIa easrs they tr- as -u r i rising! eltii ient iu cm i nit. that th' unihitiated l- oke.l with wonder and atiril uted 'heir skill to the a wro at augio. II. a UAH Kili.l. aUaIii.w l. IMMUN r is i ( .inpo-ition ol I aliam. and oil. frm rare piants peculiar to this country , and il was l y th n.a of the artu les aatavaaiM this reat r. medy th ,t not o .ly their p'ysio au hat even ne il l Arl ol i he .1- n r , re nai led lo-riuim uch m r ul.iu e.ires. 'I lm Aral. .teed la orlil-r.no ed 'ur hi. beauti ul -ynim. try ol form, h s unsorpasd ajaaal and sfilKy. onttha fata ikl 'at e;ue he it capable ot end iriag Vt hy il1 lloraue Irom the time ol li s birth his I m are aaMtaJlo wateoe I :i .1 op. n K- br.t ippearauee ol direa-e tie majic loti.i'i is applied, and such thing- as cenbrm d aa I u . oil-evil, tist i'a lingnoae scratches, spavin, bai-.tm. rte . et-.. are . known Che s m.e reot -ill tollr tat avtl . where If. H K. null's Omnine Arabian L msa nti. used ia time Therefore delay aot ia proe jriug a eiod supply of il. forevery ll..r-j i, n it wilt savejuu twenty, and a gie.i deal ol sulcr:ng il not your lit. LOOK Ot T FOR COl'XTF.RFElTS ! The pn! lie are cautioned agaia't .toother coiiat- rreit. which has lat-ly made its appearance, called W . H Farrtll's Arabian Liniment, the nio.t daucrroii ol all the counterfeit, becmise his having the name ol K.rr.ll. many will buy it ia cord laitk. without t i knowledge that a counterfeit exist, aad thev wili perhap.oaly discover ihoir error hn the sporloua miature nan wruii, lit us evil fleet. T egenuine article is maaufaetur d onlv by II. O. Farrell. ols in v i. tor ind proprietor, and wholesale drusaist. No IT Main stric. Peon.. Illinois, to whom all applications fur Af- ncief u t.t bs n.ldre.sed . Re dire yon etitwth the letters II U. be lo re the Karret)', thus H ii FARKKI.I. I and his s gnatuia oa the wrapper, all others are, counterfeits Sold by W OOL.SK V I.t.NCK. Wkolesnle and rotall Areata Kvao.ville lad., aad by rrgularij authorti-d agents tbrougkviit the laited SanSat ttt Price 2.1 aad m cents, anl $1 per 'fie AO IN la W'ANTEh ia every town, village aad hamlet in 'llw4 St,t- ' hSn OBe uot aireaiy aaaaaMahad. Addr as II. O. fanell as nlajve. eoompanied with su-a r - '-rene a-m rhawicr re-nonsimuy. te. OT'.-w TO THK KritniM.-2 4. i ca7Ere.h Tomatoes. A aaa7IT.!5atr 1 fa rLmVT I j H Caaimtaa. & do , ai Haala haaftav I .1.. .iua.-t a.'a fickle. Js rwclvd at nee ij aovl COOK a kamily Oroarry. 8. ALMOVDs.-' .MS IN loraalc by nov4 a K. UILltKRr A CO.. Sye. aear Water. CHOI i li roll uru "n- r'n laaaa. pouads. 5s and S. rec' i an i lor tale at a r-luced price by aovl S. K. UlL.UF.KT A CO .. Sye. near WaAOT. SUTICK. I rI4HK ownera of tott aad paru oi Lota oa Slam aad Locust I -XV ''. u.eu inn is-i nirui!., are lit re o nutlltll, ti.t the t.mateof ..P mmmnSmmm. - i t, tLec.tyi:..- ' ' u a e 0"lceü, u""'. " sautnorised . w lurc. .he respective amouau. A precept UI ha ia.oed 'urthe collection of all sum remnuing uapa;l aft-r Monday ! neat. M 1 R s Lvajr.e. NovemWr 4. ism. anni ax I KjoTtfK.-orn Ixmaxa ItiiaflBk-. Co.. Udi ...aa.,iii. Oct. 1.. IBM, - Member oi said Company are hereby notiOel. that at a meeting oi Mr.ctr. i.eiu tin. oay. M u , :'u r 'uo 'V -e". " ,0,T " .'.i mieresv viirreou anu oilier iiai.iiuie. au.uoueu ao-i incurie.i b Company since the Asse. meat ut Oeto crU. aa, am ..meng in me aggregate to the (umolreteu thuaaad one h..udn ut three uuiur and tfti -.even cents tu lullnwZttSfZIZZX ZT ZmVSSmm I tl.K .Üll IB. hf 111 I'C tl-F III 1! P 11 -1 I . tjt ak ' " ' q jffi otkj in ro u o b7 On all notes dated . n or belore Mar h 1. ISM. and aoe di--tn irgea at tut. oate. Oeing truw u. j.-3J tu .No. 4.27. b lb laelusive, int. n per eat. '',,te,Me,?,u,'Mr a'J ,SM- '.OÄOr1Ufor O .el being trom o. 4, to o 4 ), botu laelu.l v e, eigat per cat. te dat. dafür April . a. apt, and oa .r b.ror.J-iy 4. ISal. be i u ' re. m No 4b.ii to X u . 47lb, Loth iu elusive, ix and tb,ee ..u!.ten, .o-r cent 22. liii being tr-in Xo. 47dJ to Nu. Loth incloaive. lour u ail .vir. it.,. i.ri s .ii . . iqji ,ni u o or iiuit .- BSxnBE and uischaR'iko xotks TÄT ZZTmm??V' o.aii n .tet expired or di chargei a t r : to tier I', iw). auu oaalluotet expired or Ui charged a't r March J. l. aaa ""n" ' ,loro A,r" Xii; '"""J.r.'inr.i is iii ..a 1 Oa a.l a-.tet exp.r-u ir discharged after April is. taai. ana, JL on or lefor July 4. IBR taelv aad oa-',"rt r p-reent. a w Ou a I aote expired or di-carged nt.r July 4. MM, and on .-.......,.., l,,.... rrmaViua unpaid n ad after u. sn. d y ot Decern ,r. on nwni It !a.i-rsi.Jin.'-C,aaa-w. ------ v. wustaranaa ,PJln ..... a.i. jeliuaneut. oil' liable ta suit for trie whole . a.. 1 l l. .a.4 at tf.t- Kliira l.in il ll.i.ii .L,, .ärÄÄUtfÄ the He Raakt of lad.aaa .a g.o.i K;"ng. ororth-.peu 1 "'JU," ,or " " 0.7:7. . here m- ers hare alienated their Police, by .l. - . . , . ... . that u a -heir outy tot th. .wired pro(rt or otherwise they are hereby aotih.d surreneer tne tame 'ar iisebarge. aad to p to tk time of surrender, axr.e.i iv t C?r.i.n.aarti tk- tift-eath section ol the Charter, which muat be eo orced by uBicers of the Company Th.s I so imaltt!! g.: etTL ZSuZlZ w"u""d" Vr mmmW'9miSTSS:

- or l.el re August ll. !.. luailttii w . i ciuii a..,, tm ..... . i ...

win oe r,rg d ou all aa-e .meats r -.

'ttP9aHnaN V

CHEMICAL EYE-SALVE. Aa uirallilile Hrmcdv for DISK.iSh OF THK KYE! mi n k ir uKuan . I'letration of the l.nclrimal .!an-lj. Kil ud Weakatai of 'mud, Irom auy eae. Retailed geatra'U at fa Sa aaa aad top throughout the i'1'ULtrv . IC i: II A K S tr..w ci.mi h1 rrwarati-n. having u.ed non.Ur of rar to tie nl.e' ut tti..e atHicte- with op-baloiia has br .c-u.! ea eriment i.redc.l iu n akin a ri.tUiuatioh ol tho n""1 d iWaced ar ..da,t.i tha i any ouirr ai tt le t at h lx en e er -li.-c verrat . It is aw oner J i trie uM-c a a CKKTAtN CURE for diseaes .if the Ere. t a,-ut.. ,. lhr.ii,- .... ...'.. . er irxtnead fcv a aartfaas ..rum or oth- rave; weakened ot ctotvi.i ; . the ..Mi nerv or a dla- ! .a..d .ui. .. I 1 1, i a. .a. -i: ' .-... ...uaj mil I.IHUI, Vipi, TrallaronlU fram liw .M-rohanta or Fultua. Mo. We. trie aaaawanaaBant. u!a unhcitaitaglj state for tha welfare ofai.y r.u.i. , k I . wh eh .hi. a.ay -u. that We ltHT.a?ÄS' V.1' TeHKX CKLKBstATRII OH BMI. tAL b. K-SAIil h lo le a valmlle preparation for Opthala ia: aad Iron what we h . re.cn ana heari of it use. would ray that M r mal superior as a re" edv lr oro erca. or w.ae:.e. ka-nev.r k fere i-.n bmnekt befare the patjla. ' 1 'i... oil. i i.i.i A nor.i Kl.A Y Ct'ltla ftKOTUKU, rUXTKLR DV UU, A. J . Mo. U ' W . W. CAASK li" is It i Ml r.LL A Mil 1.1XUT0M. 1. M ai. li. Tl OKMM, I do hereby ejrtify that I am well ac n alated with tha p-i?o.. wlo.-e oaaaae area ave. and have Im fur ran. I bey are pui lemv-n ..f utecrtv am! nr.ct v racitv. aad set raaaaalta aaagvrtrnai upvaaay .nbisxt in nkivatht publia good It on i ru d . Oiowa aaawr my hind and oBrial eal. as Clerk of tka .. 8 OiraaM Cav in and la OaUaaraj cauaiy. Atauof Miasouvri. thii Utk dav of A, ril ISM. fJK.i BAKTLKT. Clerk. äTAp I. cant for Agencr. wilh reer nrt. must I addraaa cd to the I'nprittor. 4M.I BLsOW, Mm. Ijanla Mo. F. n,aie I v LKKtH A BVLINU Kraaavilia. fa. Also, by Asents ia all the elf., t., an. and village, and kr mimtroat Country Agents in all tie IVestcra ana Sonthem ttta- novJ-iwu3anv I IHB Oaawlaaaa JOB luMLlll." Caat aaarn. wM Urnmm K.iu 'I I IIHI-: ii vi i lor lerr-U nite on Monday, tl, th inst at 's ...l.,ek 1 . M. For Ircightur postage apply on kaard or to , awa-a HILL a IIOLLADAT. I MPROVK Ol H yflll R.-I haverevcral pairsof fall I nii'uu ui aaii- arccu .-iii.i.iui n ex. us. for .ale at Hoi COOK'S Family Grocery. Mi mm; iu ia I UD MiiM l M I IJIBj mm V aaa s ate Mock Maaej iakm ai C-ok' Family (r eerr for all good, at Par. and a premium pa.il lor it in tho i aymeak " dakaa. nv4 .. 11. CooBi. EAIl COlt.V - r - e old. rcr'd per Can all oat ll. U. Foord" this day. frr .ale ly " j i;i:o losi i u co. ÜB! LOtiK HKRK. iaa I lb aaa Loi.ters. beans T.ol stera. I do I matt l ad. i , frh Haddock, I do do Shad. 1 no Ho Halibut. 1 do do V lekeret. 2 do C'evt Oy.tcra. I do Spiced Oysteia. received at aatl CooK S Family Grocery. BOirM KHK-u i. nun it ii: a PRuvisioita.. I .L c Caui.4 .-qhi - Cure i llm aa do j.. 4, iTj fittfi aa do Pla;n l!am aad ahouldtrs. ' boa - - . lit lo ol. mm aad I'alm Soap. 1" aw sttr Candles, I s .t k l'i tit. l . ,. n;j fluwaaaaai -lav- Cofre. extra. I I .a 'M..eoat. I kil Co oa. .'mCitiun. :" i ' w r-l. Ii I... a.- Mcrring - ' - I', ii r Sauce, i I a I ice 'lhe ladigo. I bb ram syrup I kaa ! Soap, bote. K.igl.-h n.iry Cliecse, no I ' to, i Iii. .In. a do W . K. C'rvain tm. t aal'ad a ovl Con v Family Crottry. SIX UlNOKKfi P CKAOaS AND LOTS OK i oi, i.ooir. at Ui ; 'iii . Mir in Ine'ana iaie flu, k ftara Taakiai at Paw? UlaaatVa s.ii.h f , K uo iisn cv t loI iii.no mmm , I iOj T I (I A . ON Tl KaDAV AN D .. i. Nr.-li t V. November Uth and I .li at a clock A . M, - hull , r at an;t'a. by italagva, at our ai r. . No s M lee . un laickaga aa lata ir th and seasvauble DRV VOOIM, cou.uutg ta part at I I'oa.. rial " niack, blue brown and green Cloths; Itlark and lnn aaama. re nu-l Ii . eklet; Mack, blue, o 'cr,i . . ii.iei an.l sterl lu x-d Satiacta; P.lo'. Uvavei a..-' pt r-mm inerra.ii.p, 1 need, an I J. ..rt-. .n gr- at v ri. ty : Nt Mkn, r-d. gie u aavd lell.iw i .". n- I; Cau'oa Flannels. 1.1 si v-. Kol, Rots; Pr ated r.o . king eheeks hlaaUaaaa 'ale- Tiekiugs. Hira.es Caut-n rUi ii.; Ml-a h-dan.i 'loan I'ottona. c. . lured Caiul-r'ea; .Um I ire. K. i Kian.eis; Plata and I g;ird b!a k n aj Si'k. FiM.y Silk. aaanrnl stylri n. It-eat variety; in ne' BtniKak Mtrtaos; le -nd tan l.u.tr-t: Kogli. . kren. h an i I. r . ,n PI n . IV La ue: ki a-s fuc Punts ol h. riio.t lo.pni ir ! rands; Pla u anl ,1 .to Ja -unet s S laaa .d lb.uk Mu.liat; Hi.l.op l.awu I.c. . cm , l er ... C rds; Coinf.ru ana I ad r-i Irvt Suk. I.iucu ana I n 11 udker. hicfar Valla. Kibkwaa ta'ov-. Ai .iery; eombe. Snap, a lata and 1 r mn'in m alt kinds. Al.o a j r hi. ... r: mental BkAbl M.lilfi CLOTIIIXO. aanaistiag of Kr -ex. Ores, snd Baxatnoal Cats; Ovrresia's. Pun s ad ei : All of our o n BMavaan tore, and warrant" I well made. 'or-to.k i. il,i i i ei -T ei , i ,.,i. re i at auction In th-maw, an . eil a r:hy taa a't.u'vii af. a b bnyert. Maa aakwta tag aSlaaa Indiana S u aacik Maary. aranttaa oar anaaaaaaa m it bj ur arUliagneaa tn take it ät Fan nr go . as. a aucriuu or , r a- .1 . .aa invito aar Indiana irieadi ta brut it oa and t .k r tmm m eael aago! aaVsala pc.itivu. Ta.mtra.li WaT, fMMBT ii CO no-U.!.tw Laoisville. By. IHM Uta btatk BTaafi mo.KV r'AXIi ut Par I r Conds a' alt de-enpt ion. . aad w ki A J will be acid too a, i ht lo . ;.r . " rov.'-tl , B. UOKWKN Til I L k CO. KBCB.VBD ,a r ... Wm rnwM. ci,,.rt fawta w York l..'ai k I t (.e-raaan Ptaxwa. and la Bale at Cincinnati prir- f at wi.oieaalc Bf retail by ro v I I. k D. HKIMANN. M OH bit A.l l.nii;0.-o i if lUc'oire far-ala Vr aaal . K. Ull.Ba.ai m, CO.. Sa. near Water. BT TK OK IM! , u ii.lt-n in h . u .. la the Court ,.f iiaau.. P'ras al VanA.rlorgb eoanty, lag.. tajftaiber Tarn. A. D. MM. (No. 3.) Asa R ll'iurLt tail , l h .ne- 4 ele. ... I m Attarhnicat "naui .w. oriey. 4 I I appear, It lV an iff. lie, I. 'lltiir VnTerbr lBSSa 1 miuin 5, ImZ It ' hW rTt -'aans rtaaaai vaad.ri -rgb c .u . tt. tt m o. . r.mrd u-f.. ant. Samue'B W.rl-v i. n. I a ' - d-i..i (ka nie of lad an, aad -bit a caase of aclon e..u ag.m.t s' uudaat; T1W raid San nel M. W'ur'ij istler. ire t-ri. i ut a.g oS mm nam r,a-y t ta nna and ha-. tk.- n, wia Ä SaÄf mllUk villa. 00 thi am M..u iv in l-c.mier a. O iw-,4 (la racation Nov Si lh.ll 1 JICORLl VI S PJKR t ' ' , t ,V f - j 'Jt-v.w. a r piit .-.vta KB KIVKll rer It- a-n r .a. or lj k.r eke Urcea Taa. 3ailbtSaa -cur- d Oried Oer. and f.-rsstebr novl I. m, O Ii.. I MANX.. ti'uoniA .o v. ; j.ow ark, ueoi M rkn tU.ket. 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