Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 7, Number 177, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 21 November 1854 — Page 2

DAILY JOURNAL.

A. II. SANDERS, EDITOR. TBK.vi. OF KUH.CKIPT10N. n.M. 1.....1 ...17 5H - I .USIUMiVVI Ii"!-'-"'--"-'

by.w is.tosay-üiat.as you very well know, bank i 5 meiere are in a terrible muss.and it becomes

oy vn Trt-Weeklj Journal CITY OF EVAHSVILLE TUESDAY MORNING,: t :NOV Krtncrlon. Inu Wevtook a trip to our little ister town, D.:n..tnn i..t - a tr.n dir,.. 1,1 1. w u , :r t., : i d - u t.r- "t. - .hrt excursion after you are onre etrd in the t cars, and the locomotive'i whistle shr eks out in plain terms to "clear the track,' and the bijr driving wheels slowly commence revolving, while the little ones behind follow in faster motions but then it takes consid erable reflection with some of us to pet aiat ed in those cars, and fully prepared to leave business and ita cares for even a day. Well, It is a very pleasant thin? with us at least, that we can effect such a compromise ith conscience and duty occasionally, as to per - mit of a trip to Princeton. It is a beautiful little place, and a busy place at certain times of the year, and we should think a very agreeable town for residence as we know it t) be for visiting. Friends Snell and Willard have comfortable taverns, set good tables, provide excellent beds, and are very hospitable generally, o that the traveler feels no disposition to complain of bad accommodation and thus be d:sagreeably impressed on his first acquaintance with the town. Princeton has grown a great deal since we first formed its acquaintance four or five yeirs ago, before the railroad was built. If the railroad has not greatly assisted its growth, something else has done so. There lias been a new life infused in its trade, we should judge, and a new spirit among its citizens, which have erected a number of substantial buildings, since our first visit. Yet . t i -i. . t r . I

we can scarcely oei.eve mai muceion ' fU9ed to further accept such orders, and susfulfilling its d estiny. A little more enter- Len(led B0 far a3 lh ev xvere concerned. In

prise is needed a little more work on the part of leading citizens for the public pros-pcrity-a little more attention on the part of us newspaper to local matters, ana espec.ailyin keeping the aovantagfg ol i'nnceton before the public. Towns and cities are built up by newspapers as much as by any other one influence. We do not care how much a foim. especially, is doing .'or herself In the way of public improvements and local prosperity wnat does the woru know oi ineseimngMi tne newspapers inn town j . i. . i . i . i i i u,.1Uun.KuC,nn.nvc. me organs o, nrr enterprise and na'ural merits! Every inc.dent of public interest should be recorded, every improvement marked, every step in u ..it .1.. i -i i ii.i :.. . l I r proyrra. t.,c or,u-uu t..C principal ooject in a country newspaper a ... n... 1. r i existence. xui wc arc wauoenng irom our , J Princeton is located in the midst of a popolous, rich, and well cultivated country. bituited on a railroa'i which connects her with the Ohio River and WabAMli. sue is the natural depot of the country all around Kr I uu.-.iiuutu oe able by the excellence and number or her stores to draw the trade o: this country to her. and make herself the .... a öepol oi tne agricultural weaun otinis coutitry, and the place at which it must seek its return in goods of all descriptions. Gibson county is Known and recognized os probably .it . a t . . . a n i tneoesiana weaun.esi couniy in-tnerucic-el" of Indiana, rnnceton is its ctunty seat. Enterprise and liberal :y will bring 9. t tfl t - I I out Princeton, ue ao not j resume u win ever be a large place, tut tne oeauiy oi its positun.the excellence of the country surrounding It, its railroad, fcc, muM increase ita size very largely over its preseut standding itr. t..j . l. . .... i T

m e noucco. irai ine citizens are Burning Takil:ff hU Me as lhe criterion by which a tolerable quality of coal, obtained only a to judge, and at present we know ol no betahort distance from the town. Mr. Kurtz, ter criterion, there ore but ten or twelve ol

of the Clarion, is digging out coal there, and . . ... , ,. . we believe with good success. It is au upper vein, and conaequentlv of inferior quality. We have no dvUbt that the same strata of excellent coal upon which Evunsville is ft . . a . . I founded, extends beyond Piinrcte?, and that the same labor employed to dig it here, would produce equally favorable results there. j This is a great thing for any place. But we must stop our talk about Princeton. We have always a greater difnculty in stopping than in commencing these social conversations about our neighbors. We wish them good luck, however, under all possible circumstancea - TIPP IV THP rTFARINfiS Bv IN THE CLEARINGb, uy es. MOoriE. juti jnuisiita oy ut in ac Dax n vor 11 Price 50 els. paper, 75 cts. cloth - This work, from tne no less dbddv than orolific pen of Mrs. Moodie. is, perhaps, more r . .. ... ... interesting man any mat. nave preceded u, not even excepting her admirable work

"Roughing it in the Bush," to which this is present we don't like the looks of them, a sort of a comr anion. l abounds in bril- Now, the whole truth is, with but a few exliant descriptions of men and things that ception. cur State Stock Banks are amply she saw ia the "Clearings,", which of coarse secured, and the State Bank ncr any other present a strong contrast to what she met in institution has a right to condemn their notes the "Bush.' Her descriptive powers are aa until these Banks have by their own acts, or

fresh and as natural as ever, while ber now happy and contented mind presents things of a brighter couleurde rose than she formerly did under more adverse circumstances. There is one chfpter in this btok which alone is worth the price of the volume and at.at ....UBsiti.. i r . . . . , B the dead," ooe of the remaining absurdities tf barbarism bequeathed to the present age.

Dank matters.

Ab. Bank mattere-and what hare you! I . rot to aay about .Afm, says banker, business 1. man, farmer, and everybody else who han- " Av.r 5 Wh. ita K. wrtr this jnt"Free Bank Law very weM thal lhc present" was established after lorn; debate and much ffij'i (r. aa thi best comnrnm he of a Uw which could at the time be enacted. It was i thought to give ample tecurity to bill hold ers, to hold stockholders sufficiently respor.sible, and to afford those disposed to enter , into the Free Banking business full oppor- j tunity of making enough to repay them amply for the capital, responsibility, and labor invested. Advantage has been taken of j this law no doubt, by certain parties. Nearly j one hundred "State Stock Banks" were jstirted, each one placing with the Auditor j a certain amo int of reliable stock to secure ;lt - circulation, the stockholders at the same ! lime bein? responsible to the amount of their subscriptions. The people entered into the arrangement with full confidence in the law their representatives had established, and State Stock money went everywhere on river and on land everywhere as a circula ting' medium, and we were all very happy in obtaining it. The people knew the law was defective in some parts, but hoped it hed excellencies of its own which would carry it out. But a most formidable hostility wa3 cornmnnrur! rrsiiiKt thpsp hnntr. and nrnhablv Lm wherfl we 6houlJ have ea8l ecled it. 1 he Cincinnati brokers attacked it, and commenced the system of gathfringup the notes of the respective banks, sending agents to the institutions and demanding specie. They had evidently, fully matured the attack before it was commenced, and thous ands of dollars were returned to many banks, time and time again, until certain ones re1 retur 8harners who had started lhe wUole troub. were compelled to ciose theirsj3 j jn eome case to flee from ar) oulra;?ed community The merchants of Cincinnati, and afterwards the merchants of Ljui4y;,jef !lt tj euälain ,he credit o (l.Jr banks,, .but m vain. The people on!v fc lh cou,j nQt d u lhe (unJ u not !jn98 dj with lhem Bt par. and hey ßnaUr of Cujrge refused to take the note. The brokers of other lar-e cities endeavored l0 iDeCtilate on these notes, and rJ.ed Uieir reputation in the respective ...... in whic . ...... brofceM flourU:iPj. An(J sych is about lhe condition of thinKs now. The people are asking are these banks 8ecured!are they all swindling ihup4l-wh,t ,BU,t W8 do with their notes! mu$t we 8acriGce whal we have.andre fuse to take any morel They say, the Stale Dan: reruses td have anything to do wjth lncs9 banks, with but few exceptions how then can tee trust them! It Is probable, and na8 bcen charged, that the State Bank ha interested motives in condemning these Free Banks but with that we shall have nothiitg to do, at least eo far as the present evidence 3 concerned. The State Bnk here uil: takenolbins on drpP3it of our Free Bank?, but llie nole3 oflhe Canal, Crescent City aild N Y. & Va. State Stock Hanks of Ev tIvje. it thu3 eays the noJesofsome l ninety other Banks in the Slate are not re iab,e funds for the transaclion of our bu3; n;M Areihey noil I Tnes-banks are all secured cr pretended ,0 b, 8CCurt,j. Mr. Gre, of lhe N. A. Tribune, ha taken the trouble to visit the Audi,w.ft 0ük over ua b(,ok,f and niake 0 iabIe üf tiese securities. We make the fol I lowing extract from his remarks: 1 lc who!e liat we WouIJ discredit. Thee nity be summed up as follows: . Jn h :,u Bank of Connersville, ConnersviUe. Bunk of Bridgeport, Perry co. Bank of Attira, All'ca. Western Bank, Plymouth. B ink of America, Morocco. Government Stock Bank, Lafayette. Traders' Bank, TVre Jliute. Drovers Bank, Rome. Plymouth Bank, Plymouth. Orange Bank, PoseyviUe. Perry co. Bank, Ca.mtlton. The reason why we would discredit these Banks, in the absence of any information calculated to inspire public confidence in their ultimate soundness, is cimaly this: 1 1 bey are all based upon Indiana 5 cents which areata present discount of 15 to IS per cent., ard being owned and controlled by non.r,dents. tl.e individual liability clause la considered of li'tle value as a resulting se curly against loss on the stocks in tte hand of the Auditor. It may be that some of these are perfectly good, and their circulation i redeemable i specie, on-presentation. I haII be pieas?d t0 nole the facl whenever it comes to cur knowledge. At by their own failure tn providing the proper securities, proven themselves insolvent. Wnether the Slate Bank and its Branches have really done anything purposely to discredit these banks, we are not prepared to say, but we do say that Ihey are an interested m - i a .a .J I ...!.L WW 10 lhe rtnJ must be regarded wun i sus picicii inthese tvert acts. In cnnclu - a aa . . . a a ell ' sin, we say to i.ote holders of th-.pe Stock ; Banks hold on to your money ! Do not sacriüce it.

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' - i- .i uea i-i tne r rerch Haine neet arriving nere w-i-irjr ir.taxie.tirouy luuicetdeep. taso ! But how does the whole affair stand' vou ask. stores or residences or subscribers directly f.. v ru odiuc ueBiamiiii cic Wl frot , ,istp. BMtf .fu ta.., -- uut now coestne wnuieiiiair stuna. you bsb,. , , , . - . whilst Marcy growl out that if boule is not i,f. tne er.. r tn.e-ty.i. .Utom.niKiti t Well. wV intend having now & little socia-, er the arrival of the cars. W e want to instanlly recaed be wi reiign. The ex- ÄK: ?ti&:?9JrSZl 11,1a rh.i ah thi vr snKrt 'v.i, know increase our subscription list at Princeton. Governor savs that all Pieree'a own aDDoint- ioet. wui piw. w tb. i4.

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Princeton Snbscr.be re.

Our subscriber, to the Daily Journal at ...;ut . rnnciion, win oereaiter receive tne.rpa--..L.I 1 - e e . - V l O I persans nanus 01 easier jonn oncii. ea t m a a a He will collect front those who do not sub cribe by the year, fifteen cents per week, which we wo'uld thank our .subscribers to There is scarcely a man in the place at the i j t i. r i . t neaQ 01 a iam,lJ r no aspires to aiiaining F'' uuw v jiw is auie iu u-v ui- t teen cents a week for a daily paper there are a. number cf gvod fellows . at ; ad the Journal daily, yet " , . ?r for It. . TIllS IS wronjr; ' 4,1 i Princeton, who re never pay a copper it m unjust to us, and a gross injustice to . those who take and pay for their papers. j Stop otT these borrowers, and make them : take papers for themselves. We want our young friend John to secure about fifty daily subscribers righr away, in addition to what he has already got. He could do it, if every man in Princeton who reads our paper, would pay for it. We intend keeping our readers posted u? in bank news, war news, home news, gossiping news, &.c.,&c, t ft that u-0 rt nirla tura ihn nti 'Im ilnp i . BU, ...v, ...... . ..vr wwv- . ... . , . not read the Journal, will be nuch more ig-; norant than his neighbor who dees, and that the man who reads the pi perpend don't pay or it, will not sleep half so well of. nights as his more decent neighbor, who both reuds his Journal and pays for it. Blaster Snell is not authorized to receive any new subscribers by the year, and furnish them with pa pers, unless they pay $7 50 in .advance, Cartel' 15.11. Certainly we regret very much that cur absence from the city ehoulJ also have en sured our absence from the Cadets' Ball last Friday evening, at the new Hall in the Crescent Bank buildings. But as we could not be present both at Princeton and Evansvil!?, we had to neglect our youog friends at home. We are glad to understand, however, that there was a large and splendid attendance, that all appeared to erjoy themselves, that there was a good supper, thai there was plenty of dancing, and that the juveniles generally had a "happy time of it." The Hall is the best we have ever had in the city. It is very large, lighted with gas, and will soon be supplied with arm chairs. The Cadets have been lucky in securing this room, and we are sire their proceedings will assist in elevating its roof, if they don't make less noise than they do sometimes be fore organizing. The G.iakd Temple of Iloxoit. The Grand Temple of Honor will meet here this evening at 7 o'clock. The representatives of the Inner Temple o1f the Social Degree will meet at the OU Fellows Hill forbiuineas connected with iheOrderi and will conlinne in fession Tor several dnv. " Rv.J. V. R. Miller, G. W. Templar; Fust .Worthy, Templar. Caleb Scuddjr, of Indianapolis; John JI. Oar, G. W. Berater, and other oCcers of the order will be present. A fur ther report of their proceedings will be giv en hereafter. Imfroyed Spaäk AaßESTEß The New York Itv.lrojd Advocate, claims a new invention under the above title, and proposes to take out "Letters Patent" to secure his right. We understand there is about a road full of chop-fallen young men in this town, ere going to contest the Advocate's claims, by presenting the original "Spark Arrester" in the character of one of our most fascinating young ladies. IotInff Vp. The result of the recent elections through. S3 out the North must be a source of extreme mortification to Messrs. Pierce, Douglas & Co. In not a t-ingle State havs been th-y sustained, lhe following is the manner in which the vote for Congressmen po3ts up in the various States where elections were held this fallt Administration. AnU-A Jaj'.nUlrttlon.

Miine 1 i Fnnlrauia .3 3 Ohio VI In. Una 2 9 Vermont 3 Maaarhuselti 11 York 3 i iew Jeroy 1 4 Wisconsin S Illinois 9 Michiau 4 California S Iowa 1 1 Total, 14 121

The abore States, that now give a majority against the administration of 107, two years ago gave an administration majority of 40, making a dead less to the administra tion of 147 votes. The popular majority, if summed up, would be astounding. A New Style of Railroad. A Mr. Nutt, of Dayton, has left at the oface of thd Gazette, of that city, a moddel of a railroad jnvented by Irmself. The following are the chief points in which it differs frcm the railroads now in use: ... ' . 1st. It avoids the expense of grading and graveling the track beinp elevated from four to eight feet above the ground, resting on a wooden structure. 2d. The cars have no wheels, and the locomotive has but one wheel a single driver. 3d. The track is composed of a single rail. . 4th. The cars can never be thrown from the track except by obstructions purposely arranged to do mischief. 5th. Half the power required on the ordinary road may be dispensed with, while the speed may be greatly increased. . i m - . ij bin. i no cost oi construction win be reuced fully one-third fXTTbe n iincia Banks were thrown out of all our Evansville Banks yesterday.

TiieSoale Affair at iru.Ulntftoo.

FLUTTERING IN TUB ÜAB JBr--iviia I' in in Mh. iiuir. ri i i r uli: iv ha r in hp; i j v j in r. r i 1 1 1 uli POSITION OF THE ADMlNlSTRATffilU PPT ' liUit, iUVy i ... r , . i if V ASHI5GT0N, IVOV. 14, O 1 . M. x ou may except to find the administration eating in" with regard to Mr. Soule's treatAlready Mr. Pierce is alarmed at tl.e mcnts have turned out bidly, and that tney hVPrrivi1nthpi?inrti'ipnttin.ovinrTtri.iih,.. , ; - - . - 4 .. .. - ' It i believed that no stPna will b taken !

r . ; r " etitill the meetinir of ConfTresd. when an at-

tempt will be made to place tenor twenty mloni at the President's disposal to fiHbuter with. It mijjht safely be given to bira, Ä . i r far as any danger of his using it for like purposes is concerned ' I he truth is that not even the desperate position in which the admihi-tration is placed ir".:"7.Tm ' . U1B Ü,,,CV ,r.roin the President dewn, they are overwhelming' ly weak, and the events of the coming winter will probably show that there is even a lower depth of national degredation to be reached than nur present contemptible standing in t!rj eyes the world. The governments cf Europe are well informed ot the condition of affairs here, by their representatives in this city, and it id doubtless in con sequence of this knowledge that Napoleon is . . , 1 : L C IllUUtCU IU lll?Ull U9 A I. VI I IJ " u tail IUI1II' jpnfIv W,.1MB ,Sa .mL;,. nfMf Pierce. The diplomatic corps do net pre tend to conceal their contempt tor the individual now in power here. The President yesterday received a telegraph dispatch from Judge Douglas, of Illinois, to the effect that State had gone "all right," and Shields would certainly be reelected to the Senate. It galvanized a little life into the White House; but there are some fears that the dispatch may be a humbug, aod did not really emanate from Douglas. Washikgtos, Nov. 11th 8, P. M. The Sou'e expulsion . is considered an awkward affair. The administration is very much annoyed. Wjth a determination to protect the honor oflhe country, it will nu sustain Mr. Soule in any indiscreet act affecting the respect due to the French Emperor. Mr. Marcy 6ayf, "Wc have had enough of thi.," and is in favor of recalling Mr. Soule. The 'government are waiting further despatched es at present advices the government have no evidence that Mr. Sctile acted indlscreetedly in France; but it is the general opinion that Louis Napoleon would not have adopted euch a course without fct.faHent causf. No immediate trouble is apprehended. The Know Not iing- take great interest in ihia(lair, ar.d say, "send American gentlemen us ambassadors." Correspondence ol tie I'hila. 3ortu American. MR SOULE'S DIFFICULTY IN WASHINGTON. Letters from Mr. SouIp, brought by the Atlantic, have bcen received here by the government. He state, that neither by word, deed, litter, nor communication, has he compromised himself, or in any measure interfered with French affairs. Tne Hon. Reverdy Johnson, of Baltimore, now in England, his written to a (neud here a tetter, in which he (my a Americans in London, of all parties, consider the. conduct of .Louis Napoleon in this affair as an insult to our go vernment. , The Cabinet is now in session, deliberating on the despatches ent by Mr,' Soule.' The Leharior of -the French Stcretary of Foreign Affairs towards Mr. MasohVon the occasion of the Jitter's demand of an explanation of the action of the government in relation lp Mr. Sou!?, is rcgirded here aa a vA-y seriotis 'matter. ".Vrec'sc of the New Ern. Capt. Hexry. of tho New Era, mistook his noundings oT the Jersey coast for these cf Long Inland. At four minutes before striking he found sixteen fathoms. The cargo of the Era. coneUts chicll of 600 tons of chaek, and r l mi . uremeu goous. i niny-nine , passengers died on the passage. She was insured for 8G.000 in Ne v York, and had heavy insuranees in Boston. The underwriter's aent telegraphed on the 14lh. "About 140 of the passengers snd crew are caved. There were, 410 all told. Her decks and rigging are filled wrth lhe mutilated remains of the dead, presenting the most horrifying spectacle I ever wi'.nefsed." Novexezr 143 P. 21. The New Eta's mail bag have been recovered and brought on shore. ' At about 7 o'clock this mornirg all the passengers who were alive were landed upon the beach numbering 135, exclusive of twenty I aaveu jeoieruay. i ;.e total numoer saved out of the whole number of 410 persons on board at the time of the disaeter, is 105, three ol whom died shortly after reaching the höre. November 147 P. M. At lour o'clock this morning the sea hod gone down sufficiently to enable the surl poats to live, and at half past four Mr. Wardell'a boits went uSTtothe wreck, and by seven o'clock one hundred and thirty-five passengers were safely landed, notwithstanding heavy rolling surf, and the tea almost constantly breaking over thesbip. After all the living were taken from the wreck, search w. s tnadf on board for the dead.. Twelve bodies have already been brought on shore, and we understand there are at least twenty or thirty lure on board, many of wham were cut and mangled in tne most shocking manner. We have not been ablo to get the names of lhe lost, but most of tbose saved were forwarded to Red Bank this afternoon, and will reach the city by the steamer Alice C. Price on Wednesday at about six or eeven o'clock P. M.( or possibly at an earlier hour. The whole number landed here is 155, sev aoirora 1 nf txrhttm Kwwak cln.a sJ;A.l n...klt . ... ,. - , . ' .. ' others will die from the eferts of their terrible har.t.hln- t.irinr tl.A iki.,..i, ! ""r" k" uuuic. and she will be a total loss. fr" ThMS Klrlinn Tn.n.oln.. i BJn. ...-i..- ... lev York are ender .irrest f-jr hivinc rerused tO receive lhe voteof Mr. Warren, in the Ninth WarJ. The Dun -thmant fnr thi .iPna in r left at lhe decision of the Court; being im. prisonmrnt for one year, or a fioo of not Itca than two hundred and fi fry dollars.

The ship ha, settled in the sand, and her : 'f' in n .5. "V-VcLafTaa ?.M!T . . . ii.... liaetfsiilsectioe o 5. f -rtf-eix cbaiatand tf.y-ne links; deck is now nearly level with the sea. Her.th-neev.thyaiitepar.iiri-iththes'.i.tniintofsBidsectioB spars still stand, but her hull is much broken , IXlTlt VXAFlZ

R P E H T A T, NOTICES.

x i..i,i,.i....iiu .. vr, r.m,4 the miay-ius wkkit nws. a paw pnhlithedatUrayvill, III., ata rod adverimiagmediom for tht lojiciu a ef I".ljtw.., it having m vtry Wrat tirealation throughout S.utheaiera lllinou. We wilt reeive ail a-iverusemuMt forthiepsperattha Jou.Barofieo. eet-laa. t oTts rrm sm.vi Ä MSl KXCKLLtiNT CHaNCK! AaiinVi'ol Lais in the äouihera Lalaraemeat af Evanstcs. at pf irate ale Tha Witr the lot. toitry taosrhcrt ot tDi-,nimr.tbcritt Ysettioa of 'is lowUnlf ! the m&rhea in IB dvcp vU' Buromg n nrii. up ic- m.-.-i. ng ecnjiiir fikftta in . iFe poiou thM. irMWcd. WtU. üj.rrhe ..röiientery. ri d rTr. ruuooie. ' :&,,VK?if Wacea. h i r7r t cieaLtu bow.',, patiu Uood. indrMtortae.Uh. c AdrerttstEtai ia w..ujr ol war-luniBoftbi.p.ptr. JEW AD)liTlSEpiNTS. FARMERS. PR0DCCR. COMMISSION AXD F0SWARD- . INO MERCHANT. OSutn Fine street, oppeaim th Pat Office. ErnrriUe. H. GRATTl'L for the ftrBg be m reeeireS. solicits a caatinui.eeef rsm. .,'" All .cmn.neiiu of Produce for sals acre, or re-sblpmeat wl!l have bie p.uootd titration. Lirl 'iaes mie on eeaigTireet. Ci Or-itri tot loa r" chase of Uwwriei r Product pT..npt! ittfW t. BOTtl-ftA- wSm TA II.OUIAU K&TA B1.IIIM KAT. THE nndr.imi null mnsl respect fully aaaouac to tho citisvbs if 4Mii 1 ri surroualinj cenatrr. tkat bo ha. opeacd hup on Kai tro.t. opr it the Branclt bank r Iaiioft. where he intend. tarr ihr 9a tn above oaeiaossia aUits brsnchsi, la t." Uittt and mo,; ahioblo stylet. All work wrrD. j in fit and of tt ttit vorkvsnbin He aooet If ciixe applicaüoa to Liuiats to merit a literal share ef pat roaegs. Call andestoilat lis stock of Cloth. Ciaiores aad Vostiri. as he hu a good stock oa haadi. a U prepare to sell ciicap. notZl J- L. XgLMS. OLK LBATIlCn.-3.CP0 Its !a iwri ' st v l3 sovl I'EEiTON BROS. AUW t'Afil. AMD VS. M'k:U UOitUSi. COLI11RX dtllbUUBi:KUE.l. Knn.-' Klock. First atreet. near Main. jrTTAVIS bow opeaed tho Urjt Bad richest acsortmcat of Ja.Bi. etr'. aad taaer ury .oontever oLtrea ia mis city, aio.-nc which may he fuad rich PUid M;k.. estrasaperplB'B hiackdo. r'raeu eriaoo. aew style I'rcaeh rlaids. freach Cashmeres, til wool DeLaiae. rlaia und figured low-prieed aaliome: Aipaerusta r.ottiBi'nej. rreaa, nor Uioriaa faatcolored Plaida; Lailiea' aad lieaU' J I alines. Prea'h. Bo lith aad uri?aa faatcolored Plaida; Lailiea' aad treats' Kid Gloves tret o,uHiy; a large ia.artmBt of Ladies, tieai Bad Children's '.loves aad Uosiery of all deacriptioas. Bar State Bhawlt of all s'xr, aad qatliti; a ttrge lot of aew stylo Erahreidcriee. (Dollars. Chinizetti. rndrsl(evBe. embroidered aad t'lala L. C. H.niaerjhief., di.h Liaeiis. Flaaaela of all quBiitirs ai l clor. Ladies' Merino and bilk l'aderBlrte. Gsau' i!tiu. Lamht-aool tad S.Ik L'ttltrshirtaaad Iraere. aad b forge variety eQaations. too nnmeroas to mratiea. wnicn we win lie nappy to aov, ana 11 tow pnees win salt, they b-js totd to go. Cail tad examiat. ctl I.A U RATE'S Sl.tnnLU DEPOT. JIAIV STREST. OPPOSITE THE EVAN3TILLE BRANCH BANE. " NOW rceciviBg t rtr tcrrst to eiatBiao air slock sail price fcrfjrt porchaaiog elsewhere f ariliries for hayiaf Boil ihirpiaf -aoM. ta sap ply as Iae thaa ,v Kvteru pricea. addiag JV-X'i UNTKLS York - t iri -. ii)iai, f arifuu, va Md tal mn'o to crdef. . Cttw aid I reo m .BBWents. Scrolls. Oheli.kj. Toht. Mkd an-1 Fiot Kt-ne Varl la Feaee- v-r. 'oeur-,ot aal Furniture VarUe. at Castcra pr cet. ol It.l.ae tad Asasrioaa JU-i to Orders frm adlnt-ie promptly aa" itisf,trn SUM. All work warranted. aovao-tf SI. A. LAWRENCE. IT II T. A Vot dated Oct 5"ih. Ift.tt. for eta hoadred JLi dullan. payable to JnVm Rerd or ororr six amathsat-a o'. By r, turning said ante to bio. the ftatrr will fc properly r.ar4-d. sm?-I B A R RV COPY. Siwimiü -5 Orvis Cum Rtsrc: 4 1-otes Cronud toffto; 5U da tar'S Uakinjr Poadetv: -in h.it naa'd SvU; ft Ms Orou-K 0''rr: 5 lxi ricoU-ei I 0 Vi ia S ice; ZU hit Ifattard; Si do P pp-r Sauce: 2 hue Ton:o Catsup; 71 oo ast'd Pickles au 1 preserves; Kl de Hraudr reaches and Cherries. 1 baaaSplet; l'l hatsff rpfr; I c.k Jladiirr; I tsl- Clov-e; 1 cue N-tm(t ; 2 cases -miLe: 4iO 0)0 O D.. S. R. aad water rroot ParctisaioB Caps juat ree'd and fnrsate hy Bov2t . PRESTON BROS. nPKtl.-llO Lsir.eTieit aa l tmu coniiitlog of Toang J4. tiyiii. imperial aal lilack Teas. tu t re'd aad for sale nav.O PRESTON BROS. SWISS Mn.l.H. TT, are this day in receipt of 1Ioa.ee Sim -Mulls cf tie "Xilie Point." 'Kraag" and "Co. vart ' patt'roi. Th-e gools we have purchaaed dret fro 01 tbe mnaifaturcra a St. Oall. Swiueriand. aad pledge our selves t" sell theu tt ''raters as chtap as the same article caa tt ha1 froa Buy iwpor:mr hono in tho ewuntry. bovis JAS. LOV, A CO.. M Main st.. Loa.. gy.J filllAV.'L8. 100 Misr' col'd Nett Shawl.; tC IK) (t ack enib'd do; of tho aewe.t stylre snd le'owm'kft prices, rse'd 11:1. day and ior slo ty av:s JAS. LOW A CO.. 413 Uaiast.. Lob.. Ry. SCDniKS-tesso5wlagsrk; 5 dn Eo?ltli Pr!oU (fancies); 9 pieces Silk Vettieg: I case all woe! Printed do Loiaeo; 1 te Hall & JljoUy PatrBt Thrsad; 1 do l.eRO. 1 bai tie 2nfTo Blankets; rse'd this day ai v!S JA LOW 4 CO. aad forste by aovl TTBT R. t'Iir.i; II.-: boiss choice reo'd this day per V? Rcssue. rjr salt by Herl . S. E. GILBERT t CO.. Sye. atar Water. RECEIVED per CaaJboat John T5. Tarier ?o hbts evtra fine La'.e eH. fur sals ly bovIS I. ü V. UülMAXN. TI i7h ERLS Ltkt.Salt ftr tale Vr Ji T ' ä-lw litl.T, A TTO I. LA DAY. TJV7A IS F CD. A sitnstion in a private family stssfM, W boo to 0 tencral hnaso work aod la'B sewine-. Tbo te.t o' reVrcaees gitea JlanireMtho til tlU 1 au. BO it -11 15? EU:MCER.-a:1 gaols hooght Bt J. W. A S. VICEilaV tRY '3 are delivered attht touiei tf tat ptre haters, free of charge. ' aovl7 D t t-JShels Cora Meal; JuW 40 do Cats; aout-rsaleby bov!7 10 hnsbels Sweet Potatoes; A lot of rrea Apples: ree'd i. W. & H. VICK&RY. HOXEY. A lot of bow ia the etmb. reo'd and for salt r Oorn J. W. ii S. ViChlEKY. C7SECLIVED per stoamar TtoatKc 40 i oxrs VT. R. Cream ÜB. C'boeit eapressly for family uts, ia very small hoxet for sal. ty no v 1 7 1. it V. Ufc-ISIAXN. TJRKXdl DOCSPallV C A66 IM KI ES .1 ease ree'd JL th't eay so l tr sale t-v B0T17 JAS. LOW A CO.. 413 Mai a St.. Lob., gy. eft OÜI1EU H ATI XKT8.-2 eases Untaad hrowamTetied bauaet f r sale r.y aorl7 JAS. LOW A CO.. 418 Mala tt.. Loa., gy. ,TIICODOI!E FKA'IXF.S CIXI..AT1 VKI.MJ tiTAnUiME.T. Corner Che nut and Canal sis . oppoaito Henry Lata t Oroee. ry, fransvillt. ladiaaa. ELANCYDyer. Stn Hcoarcrand Reiinlshtref Dry Goods. IT and 'ortnerly Koreisaa at Cincinaati for Sir. Teaodale'i New York Iye House. CI ant hy steam La-liei aad Gtatlaraea't Clothes tf Silk tad Woollen. Crapt aad Cashmere. shaU of enory description, aad tnikheotkl to aew. Dyes every kiad at stats, aoeordia to pa4 terns, and Enishes thoui equal to aew. He rem'jvea nt or suius front Sil Dreaa-s. ia a dry way, ithaat iainnng tie color oiimT. l!e lo -l-us and riaihes Car tains ia Silk and u oolU-n. Toile do Tcrsst and Tullae. Also h cleans Carpels aad fiaisbet then ejal to aow. at fkirraUit. oetlS-l,dtw " RKAI. KSTATK FOU RA I.K AT AtCTIOW. ON puro-iance of a decree of the Yaaderiiurgh Cirenit Court. M. bib l ut the lst term ol said Court, ia a cortaiasuit thea nlm-tinsi-IC-iKrt. wherein Sannel CssstBay was plaiaua and Jsme.4 McCallister and oLkera aero defendanU. I Will eaI pose to saie at public auction, at the door of tho Cuurt Huaao t" . . .a. " . . .a . rnSBBBB.in r.vaasviiio. a tns lotn diy ol ueeemotr. jl. v. io. oetwrta the hoars of W o'clock A. M. aad 4 o'clock P. U. ef said day. the fullowing real stite. tituaUd la Vaadorhargk eunaty. Ind.. that is f say: AU of frional seetioas tvo IS) and ti in towahip N'o sevi a () south of raaae No tea 110 wes 'a tBe dismrtor lanasoi'je i v aaie as v latea I bos. Ltd.. .icepttBatpartofs.id fracti.oal tectioas hereto-jfoves-tofru tie heirs of wuiisN. Hais dee-, aadera decree of the ITibate Cnrtcf .od t burgh county, aad Uualed f loiloas. to wit; I'fj tn.rf it t&o ooutn oast oor' linn.Saa I 8: iheaco caet alon fa d liae to tbo Blaaa at Ivria Bing. Als, the east half of the south oast uaartcr of sectioa No. 33 to township No. 6 south of rsoce Sm IO week, io tho Itad din triet afr -eaid. aad tho loata-west loartar of tht south aar an irter ot tie me tf etlna. ,"TKM .)FÄAi .K.-Wse-tMrt of the rnrchaae money in ea.htl.iBois noaths with l&terst. and tharomaiaiag ia Bao yar wi ine'cst. Tha pro-rtr will Bo imoaediatelv Z"ZF2VS'-"t'.SiU .-i" r?a ahaie bovs i r t ie u-ir" 17" oi wie parcuae fioatr and DortP. too property p irciiiaeo ta a.ci r trie pty oioat or tho aotrO. TS Boieeaco a.-r ra--e w.ii eoa'.e.a a prwieioB waiviag relief ; "IZJX? !-7-BITcnm. a HVtm iri.IC CEHEAT.-ra hkl. freeh. rea-r ..rsal. hy a. E. OILBXKT OO.. ' " h;, aaat Wata.

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tiKKVT LE ÜP KKAfc K8TATK. m W Ü will eell at poblie auciiea oa tee 4th u of To LJetaktr Best, at law Coart Hoaao la KvaaeviUe. eevraiy jLja.eightlouitbeeitr ealar(BM8l ftheci'rf aaaville. This tale offtre tho Bioat evaktMO otre, tuaity for laves nil that has evr heea ellerea to he puhli. Tb lots sro withia fraa thrre to eight e:aie of the Obi rivr. Thej area a 'he aaaka or ia I- e i&saao'iate viciaity of tho Wa ah Bad Erie Cabal. Tfcejr are ciBti(nBS to the ae-rBBfe-f the Kvaaavillo bb4 Cnvfrl viilosat aCfaattilie, 1biaaepeli ao4 Clevolaad Iiatlroaoa. The ertioa of the eitv ia which they lie Is fat growiag vader tbe iaipuUe of the great liaoo vi ia(rveme ifeae ee have meiCoaed. These I -t. ere saltat le fur taildiag. heiag level aad easy faeceaa. Te those eirmg to patchaoe aelt for a rieoe. bo Wetter oporoiy xuU ,e oatt, Tt the Bt-ehaiiic. the mtrvbaat r tno tu.aafafiwter asaeBioat. CoBsideratioa will shew their advaaug'. Oathetiao effho Wavaah aad Krt. Caaal bb tte Craw

1 ford.ville aad tho ätrmig it Ltae Kaad. there are ikbiim e- f po.ltS OI SBiaeralS WBlvB BO itfrimrM n i.v ma .-. doorof ihe purchaser, lathe Lark evuaw th tBcottiaseor aad haudiag taatrrial b tat. 1 a t aaai it w ia fal opemioa aad i varnyirf the ptwi- ef a atd rt4e cuaavry into he lap ef Kra vnie. The Kti.l,. laataae rolUad CleVelaBd Mtraiht Liae. Railroad wi'l Beeaa-eUead a Shout eicht Booths to tht erottinc of th tA sBd Xusieirpi rood, a d the B.vsBaviiUBaCrawfar4vnlcta4 wOt ha . Completed to Trre liaata krre this sale ooaus i sea rosJe will vaauy ucrcw, lktrtie funsij. i'v.r taaos will paas the fte'at aad firvtn af ti Swanh aad AaabWest. Oa the feodth-west tLC cwmnctitiuB ol the liraderaaosj - Bad Nashville rood will furaib. aa nabrvktB liae of KailroBa eommaairavioa frem the Htm of th oaath-aeot aad tho ABtaBtie eaaat. threugn brattrviii tor tho Snk LakB. ' SAtites .rurst laciliues ti latcrcaBisaBB-caiioB iro locat m , tsattget of this city ore leaiarhatle. Ititaiturted ta a Sepsitul eoal ef the t est aal ty. Am oaergrtie eoaip.sy io ,, aew eiakiac aahaft just ia tlt arte af ta .djviaiag ritjr t ' Lamaaoo. la B few days seal will ho fara sbrd lytl ess at otr . very dvort at 8 ecatt a soibtl. Tie tuttcst tf Hi caurfru la Bleared. KvaaviIJ Is half wv hefWeeB lABiaville Bad tho aaoath af . tho Ohi aad below all the obstructions. It Is tho Bataral do- ' pot tf the (Jreea rirer. u hut nv.r tad absah Heys. It BBS Its I KBowa tad iscrowii a with almost aasxreeted rel ÜltT. I Its location rea tars it oertaiB that it it aeetiaed 10 ho tbo great '- Commercial Citr. the Ciaoiaaati ef ladlara. Tnese louareaow pnt ia the market fur tho Sr.t time. ' TRRMS OK PAVhENT Oae-tMrd east ; oBt-thifd ia eaa. year oad oaa-third la two yeara with iBteroaa raa Bay of oaiav, secured hy mortgage. riots t Iht property may U seta at tht tffie.i tf tbt AttorBrytof Evsnsville. at Saatael Archer's ia PnnoeUn. ft il Allea's. Viaeeaaes: Bameat A Co. 'a. W. I Griewale'a. Terra Haute; Orth Bracket's. Lafayette: Hoa. Ieao Black Nrd's. Joha P. Duaa's. IndiantpBhe: !liam f. Castelberry . lit. Teraoa. aad A. 11. Petat't. Newhue. ' BOVlO-dAwts atAsfKK A GARVIN. , . .

IT 1ST OP lAlTS IN THS EASTRRN ENLAKRRMSXT JU of iht city or Rvsa'villo. to he sold Dotemitr th: Lota. Blockt. Lot, Bloka. . Leta. Blo-kt. S bj it as 1 . " IS 19 S3 10 t . , IS IS S . S4 St 44 U It St ' T " es ! J 3d ... : I , , I " 4 . , . T 9 IS 4 ' It . IS t 15 T - 4 ' s u 17 ss ' a - 4C ' i S 14 - S 94 .- J , 4T s n , st .4 .. u st . i4 ta i "el' ' 38 'S 4 i I si is as . - 13 .- 4, i ! 10 . St . . . jo . ,., sa . . . , S , au i s ss st J ' 17 - av ' ' sa it ai . 11 as ; ; t i r . it . Sf i s iu si K 11 as 4 o a as - S ' j . v' 40 . - - r tl ( 'lo S 40 t S S - S7 1 I K) ' BS 1 37 S 41 ' - ' a -A. S S3 I I, M . w .- ss ..... ii u ii as " ' IS S3 43 I ' S4 ' I For particnlBiB oaoBlro or B AKBR Jt flAKVilt, JtjfM BdveruacBieat ia Oaily Jenraal aevl)-2tw

A LOT or TarahaU'i CnMief lVtot, Coe Sttel)ote a ugm Cotter. ar sale hy Bay It T. R AN T A CO. HlLt. A HOI.PvtDWe --k PRODUCE. FOR WARUM; AN D COMMISSION HER, CHANTS. KVANAt ILLE. INO ' AaTO&co aa4 Warehoasooo tho Caaal. aad WhorfhoBtjr aTiae-inies wttu iewta ät käawar BT - ILRRAbcaeb adoanoot mk'le oa oeceigBmeaM. aad Bar titular atreafiea gifea to tho Bureaast or tale tl eorr oWcriptioa ol Preduee or Uroevrtot, - aavl a-d A wlm i 4M PACKAGKS Or NEW FALL GOODS. ' 3OBtX. KEIw tt l"KRTO V, 1 n rf AVE aow la .tare tho Boat aeeerted stoeh of F. reign Bad ia.lt lvinate iry Nuumi bVfi. booa. Uaas aad Cai-a. they have over ail. rea to the trace. Wo therefore wuh U wotify aR tUse. plMmpt dealers, that it ' . will bo a lo- BiBglruoiBoaaftfr them to taa.y oar stock of lioa . -t aad shall ska aud-b.r- . ap the rie. t, at tho rate tf ' fa passage money aad (I V per H) lua freight. W o are determined to stwp this gniafna the river, aad have ' Bcturdi gly i-.l ta many psrti-1 thi. fall wh t sually hey ta ' x iiueioaaii aad Phil. irlphia. . '. Wo aced sotsaely add thoao time. tVa caah Bv-rs art por fc-etly at hanaeia our stack; aad that we have aaCiaiaaati aad LoumvilTe- Brvkrn here toehave tadiaaa ätate Stock Baak ' ' paper fr-m IB U 35 per teat . Aa mr etock Is first rata. coasi. freeh aad health y, we respectfully iavte all deal-n whrcaa gt vt a good acte to eJl ia aad eaataiaa fr th.ms.tre. tovT ' JOHN S. JMITrllRM. At 8f)X. PRODUCB, rOItWAHDIKO AND CCMU13ÖIOK JÜCRCHAHlö, KvaW'TlLLB, IBB. Oßttmni Wrkw H mttr Ire. Sttwssw JtTtia aa Aos(,e corner If ml nut tt . Baa lit Ca-aaf, mni mt tht Big Hktrf at of JVbib trtil. 1 ' s WIM. a4vtBC rush oo all VSaWt 4 Tmimr rwv aifruenl ! iam. fiwaalc ken u lo ship tn iht. C ar . t retpoDuVBts alNw 4.HlfButaul tkor Jrttora CilW. Ordert f r pure hasin; ProOure or Merrhan iixo, CHtA . t at tha tbneot ftiMiM aaJ lartt anarktl rivtra , ' 1'bejr will rv bj. I uNtloo t the S'Arariaf ot , all .UrrcliBHiieia4 FruOanitriMtetdtwlBrlitafrvaBta , Ith tbelr xpeflear und ans pi fc,UUa $r taraf a. do not haBitalatocuaTaJit1 aautraitioa. " ' novlt-tf JOH5 K. NITf ltF.LL A PON. rFJVASVI.V A.M A ItAIUiOtD At.U.t. ' ' Tli n BMOersiacd navBgmeB bb ' , i a: Ps"tod Ageat Kr the above Cowtbb- t JiBCa-sJl ay ia this nty will he prepsrei. oa 7 TC . awaTBW ,1.. ..r ik. L..-...M. ...aOaBar.BaW Crswfordsvillo Railruaoto Tcrre Haute. aad apoatlie epealag of Kiver BavigatioB to receipt f'-r the Oelivety of e-'eer Prwdoco of every deacrtitioa. Til KOt OH fr..m i hi. city to all the Eas.cra Citii-o via Railroad ar River frone htB to Pibbj- V hnrgh. and thence Raet rcr tht PeaasylvBBia Road to their deoMottioB. . Bnf Kates rnaHe kaowa oa tppUca'ioa at any eCee. t- ater , r street. to stair) aader tho T.legraph Uihea. or W.rsheuoe, coraer of Caaal aad Walaat rre-t. BovlS-tf . . JOU S. MITCHELL. Ag.at. ' - - M Haute, which will It within arum three weck from thi dato. ' 1 willBoruady to receipt TUKOl fill fur the e-el.v ry af ell - ' kiaHt tf Merchaotixe. I'rod -ce aa Pronertr from tl.te oite.

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citiet. iBtermediata poiat-i tad ttttiont. tiati a India a. Ohio, C Stw lark Ceatral. No lttk aad brio aad A IB. at aad bee. . tuB Railroads. t f Rt modo kawa oa applitaUta at my eSiet. aadtr, tht fel-gTiph OA et. Water trr.t. , atvil it JOHN S. VITrHPLL. A tent. WABtSlI tb KRIB CAAL Til X8rOriTH TION Zlitez&Zli'h TO NKW YOhg, ROSTOV. SrfU. eT TZ JlPniLinKl Pin t .-s rbi.ti. hOKÜ. Iii- uadoraigaod. Arl. will leeeipt far u e aelieorv. THROL'liU. of ail kinOsof Predooo Bad jüerenaaeite freaa this aity. kv the "Troy aad Wcsura Ltae'af Catat Raata. ta tavetahlt krcxi . , ... aevU-tf JOHN S. IdlTCnRLI.. Agaal. KECEIVRD per itesmer Advaatt direct frum Bslumort 1 hoxet II dot 3 It Cans Oysters: f S da 13 dot Ilk do do: 4 oo 15 do 13 dt a dt 3 do BOVIS a dot 1 la do Latours; IS dot plut Pepper faaet ; . 13 eoi plat Tuu.au Cststp: ' t tot -jrt staagntB-s isittert; S dot plat 0 00: aad for sate he I. A D. HtlMANN. tVTAK CA.D1.H8.-Uaee for solely . 3 BQVI5 a. K. 4JII.BF.kr A CO.. Sye. Beat WaUr. T03I.-GOUD SIOIIAIAU. JüU.. r JOHN. Well. Tea-, aow are yen to-day 1 Tuai. Oh. Srst rata. SrH rata. I've jatt tat freak- r ilustaee's. i John. HBtkce't Hastaee'sr ' 1 Tom. Why.itht Jeweliy Start dowa here aa Fintttroei ' Boar Mala. . Joaa Tat. yet; 1 almost forgit thtrt was a Jewe'rr ttora dowa that Bay ia f.ct I trouble myself te'l-ttlt B'-t nay- t ' thin of the kiad ia this place, that 1 doa't keen raa of eay af : tho e-i-tallishmenta. 1 aeBoraHy make my, ar haare r.aat. I think I get tniags thakpar there, aad hare a larger stack la I select fro at. I !. et'tll. Joha. I've alwayt had tht tamo imprrtaioa. hnt tioco oomiag from dasUee a. aaviag Bevor heaa th.ro aafore. ,. lamsatieked he eaa call as cheap, aad takiUtas Bat Bad i telrct aa aeeertmebt st row Aad bst wl era JuBX. Ah! Dtdron deal aay wnhhimf . - Toa. Oh. y-e. eoitiderablo. I jaMstapp-d ia more to ret the time thaa aaytBiac else; I lad-rtiaod ra hae a very Sbb Keg" liter oa I wa particnl.rto keep italaaisoa the wrark W htlo there I was iadaeed ta tnoho aa BVeraaet. aad I know I'so made a ffd one. I wan aarprieaa to tea hia a L-aatd stuck, aad at aaok taaoodiagly law prices. I evvl-t aat ha- trs.t myself to tht adon iae at tha tuward maa. aad heiue a seod jaugoof thaomatura,amooeviaeei tkat kiteata ti.ftm-at id Aa La pan urn al goad, and faehivBaU Jrvtry. and at pneae uch UUw aay huaao ia thit or aar other i-Uae. Joaa. Whr. von aataaioh mo. Tam. Tow. There it a See gold wawb aad ehaia I pa of him. aad it coat m oaly a tittle, too. aad there I a l ofailvet p- oae I hoaeht for asy wifo-got them heaatifully eapr-ved ia aha hsrgniB. aad tbt til ver ju.t as god as doliart. t fc-tt is a ri nebe meaded for mt. aad it't aLaad al my timete tell nh-rt he pat it together. Joaa. LVieahe repair watehe-T I have a fd somoot of order that I doa't trust with every eat. I hate laid 1 b from that very fact. Tub). I r-rrtaaae ho dooe. I raw a very tat a-taf tools at kit vt latow: also aspieai4 t"tvng SeiBe; aa tk'B his re as. -lug ia regard ta wawheo. coaviaee we he is w- U pv.fa Jaat go d -wa and sea him. U- will da tha riaht thiag vik yen and aaythiagyoa waatya w.U and it th-re. a-. I .mr. yea at 31 er eont. cheater ti-at atony o'brr cauuithn.av ho-idasaaythini he tails Ton. yea csn t-pad ou.a iu leli eaa Jobs Well. foai. I .ball ea Haah.ce Wfii. aight. aad take my watch ea him at aav rata 1 m. da am traliag wita aim also; Cbrieuaas sad . I aara. .aa aa, are Btaat here. . , . Tow. Data, do ta. flood nv. Jahn. Joaa. Goad lacata Ta. Tarn. Best fricattmaot part. . B0l4-tf - ' ",, LAXn FOrtKU.'. EIOTT Acres -t elui-l. 1 aJ f-r sale kaowa ae a prt nf the K.ley Farm. oath; TtuBBCv-lls Uoa4.tBBile-from ' this city. Said load tte!y loi this eity. Raid load is tee!y lot'' fir fmilr resideooacr , arardeo ibc aar Bases, aad will ka ekchaBced f t t'ty pranerty r el r-aeaaalle t-rms Br aae-khird eaeh. oao-kud twelve bob iths aad oa ihud la twa years w.th irterest. rr fanhtr partituUrttBtuirstf aevS-dw , W00LSEV A KL"0N, 1 i PIECES RnesULlaea and Cetaoa IWr'sg -tlt Alll Vf 44 . AU. eUWCdCo.

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