Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 8, Number 144, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 29 September 1855 — Page 2
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f CW f I - Eeflneiaent of the Old line Press. , All V $ 0 It T It II I . Mr- Walker, the principal editor of the State
. V- - . - Sentinel. tli leading- Old Line ortrnn in thi
Sefcaatopcl is Taken f
The news we published yesterdriyorniii: I
ADD. H. SANDERS, EDITOR.
CITY OF KVAN6V1LLE.
fe ATTJRD A V - MOHNING, :
- . "fovr;,v Kvfxix. Rent f ." lFvo.
of the taking of Sebastopol, created eoisidert-.i; '" r ' ' :, 't ntvrm,.i.
v t"" """6" t " xue great, question was lau jre.Ilt iIaror Ionkin- Counoijsuen Steele, star vingl j slender nature, recently had occa- . true? We have no doubt the main partict- ,,- tr.r i,,;,.t. i;,.
liNÖY 1LLL. sion to1 travel some di.5tancc;and on his return lars are correct, although probably exaggenr Pailt.e ' Hurinel afid 'Af cntzr ' ; wrote out a long account of his trip. To ex- ted". The dispatches written under th-; f!st uiee, nie- ' ? . vt :::-:".::SEPT 29 vi-., i r . t. i t " , , r ; Councilman ctcplKii. ras -Ca Led t tue a n"' - hibit the refinement of the Qui Line press and Hush of a yreat victory, are most-. likely po , -'
Proccediags of the City t'ouuci!. f -ivfcoiESAi.-E-i? jis. . ' V-vs-tjs har,now ?n tiatul ooe f the tnose eii-2ii and. il
-4 tiraUe Ua&f vTvryf&ag ia th DRY. üoOLöi
IXSi.RASCK AGfcST'S. CERTIFICATE OF
STATE OP INDIANA.
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t'njrtci43-aia r-osiiiou. ui una uuuu. iu pellicular, e maice üigiiiy colored, ana probably make the vieury Tha New Albany, Tribaaa in . reviving a ' a few exlracts- He called to see an editor,- and ' greater than it really is but that it 5vic-
speecnot uot. . wngnt's uses the follvwinz '""""wivwiiwiuiiu; tory, ana
emphatic language: . ' i " f an convey cur ideas of Mr. Dawwr, ; de
We dislike to speak disrespectfully of those f? f," "V ,1",'. x C urte
inauthonty. Uutour readers must pardon -ommon f,(ln!,,. tn K.i.rrT'"? . sand lives in this great stride! How
at'ä the use of being a follow, unless you're mao7 niilics will be desolated !w many
chair
Minutes ie;ul an"'! anpiov
t i-fUTfdia tliC WeiieiH Eiltet, Vhh.W6 OitV UtWll j
pursuant tO luljnrnmcnt. hJö b Jn se.c,lP;1;Ch rtr..t cro, na .tiiy; ytvmrdl .-- - JroriViJuiy-tU: ...
price. v iro .tmij? to duplicate te jf : H i-, RV S.Ti.r Mateitiml Pre m't Marin Inuracrf hu?e we t ot th ionri. in . Cur tork ßuusu; f tt-jt , t'. i ItaylvKnihRsict :2t!r;oftiee,iiiorn4tt tii follow Iuj HTti;-I - : ' ' '- üjeut 1 1 h$ c. ihj ttia.Ku the ist öf Ji.I. act e f iu iÜrow a d a. H- rt.ch"ü rrnUns. eloth; casjimwes. aunet-s. j o -ri uCitioa nd' urirudfrr.nttu VZV rlV' wrti 11 1. iid itt print. liit-e-s. liuiya; silKs. ?atin,ä!irj;e4. volvets, vestiiia, l.Mrriuen instrument Bnaiwiu.i-ii ir it-6:.j caii-'auihcriiibg CArr"-. c:iihcierc. tew, ät (Dteas. ie laiacs, ht, cas. thenv fwlly anU unrescrveulj W&ckno löge service o( ro. tf'untjj. riLl-oL-Tf, uit.'. retias, iu-? sbawld, sattfecls, ctfsa in ttttf evtr.t äf suits. -i-.A.c. .- 1 2o . ttier-lrtf. in urnBce of ibe f cuuireTBCta of Jlm
i if thir wirb a lvrz? aOTtTce -"". o' Niobj of KU ktnas, Hv -tt uiuend no net. i titled an act for tne i'rx-y-oratio of
et atta ir04triiin(
compliance to the rejnire-
et-iüaationa f hat act, I. liiram E. Til.rt.
K'leiniT wi.Ba iv r? aorcrce fi .iions vi ri Ä.rtt'j.t, hci - ktuena ao net. i titled aa act for W.Ä fr',üi i'aukee cloci to a tSitfi uftJlJu Ais a lrge otoct. Ir.urjice Cur.-auifa. d Cn itJt their f their iitif " uvi'rovtd Urci 2, iS;".;.. hvii V- ',,Lj-A 1 t i'LOTllllVG -T . 4itt;rv evident to nib oi full coniriiaix
Oitlcrctl tliiit F. Tiollie o allowed J tor f p pfr- . , " , ' laoLiy . (rive
:y, and a very important one, and very , , . , ; t . , , ., . . 1.5 rfcrcli of .stone p;r. eiu2nt, at pec pe u. arlv -purchased one, there can le nodcubt. ' J ' ;,r . . . . ' . . , , ,-. ,' tor CTs7ngs on Mam street. .... rrtelegrapiidisputck- reivrt a los. el thirty; .v , , . , . - . - ' . tVsu-vs or ftbt i) a:4grrv2ai..y.-'i-e allouva
e ws a call tttture i.urtit: i'm: vIot; im'ic;' :.a
chaige nothing ior liuM iag goe.U. ani 1 fti ,!t . tvu' est Kr scl.iug ihiui. JOU.SSON .V r'KiiN"H. Jifaiu itreyt. -i doer &lu i'.it. Bai; a.
It , must be confessed . sobs of agony far, far from' the battle field, will .
ns, whan we say, that, ?n denouncing the .u,
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, f."ii.-".u J' as piuuiers agajnau iub iree a(Jvilofa follow'?"
promises h;3 high portion, and acts the part ! ItTlt acted gjm-diat on the principle ; gush from breaking hearts-how- many poor
vt a iic auu uiuruiuiui chiuluuiuiui.
. are thousands of
infinitely
rectitudt
etitution
dertak;
revohitinnists. hnnau.hiirners. miilnnrht a sea a. -v....Uiiui; iui. t .i i i-
- , w . i. n. j . . . l i . , , I. iir i in :in I I r-1 r a . . i
j.vj.t,ij it'M li'r rniur t r i ty mini! timr thAiA o 1 "J
f r thc usual work c:i .st-yjis, as pr
Med.
bil'a-
afc-
OrJered. tliat John Greg le allowcl
50 for remirlr.i hose and uiaki:
35',
j.iiare i , , .. ,.. uuivu auu uuuiren wm bc rtiTpun mion rii. . . . - . . .
mpn tk,,f rrW xchn jvuio ncii vi u uemoerai r ana -ur. ... , .... ' snaKe piix-, as per i n ca. : fi i s S "ü"1. ; w 1 ais men in mat oiaer wno are n.. ,j. .... . .... n-w . imh i'r m- v, ., : ' ' ' 1 -rtri by jas. lo a .. i
his superior, in point of honor, moral T i i ,k t ,. , y,iaa.1 ne' ' , 7 & '7'"" V 1 ulw' , Ordered that Jas. D. Inders be allowed iJ'J . ,? r- i
), and unswerving lidelity to tha Con- ' 713:-1. " , ' u5 . I v b"" - ","tlil for city survevinz uj. to date, as per bill tiled. ' ,-.TBji.Tirto. . .
of thi? r rnnntrr. And whn h. n.- T . "J - W wan OI WOO Will CTO 10 tne SklCS as a nart Ot . . . . . ,. oiorca moire aan.jue lk trimminr; V
js to denounce them as disunionists, .,.,.,,: 3 n . the results of this errcat victory now scttins ! ., , , -v, . , wovi.eii tbu uy ad (t ty jas. low co..
cviivrvu C -- rtii uul uuvti vjy . . v w -t " t -uaiusl., iu'iiBvnic, ivy. i
wins mnr öftiva r r lnnr..ni r ti-rrv -.1-, , i -- w.-.-w. '"' v v"vm - " ' T' .-rtw Ti ii ynic rnnr i Ii i ri i 1 1 it-ii i. t i .. .ua .vyJK.jLr.-ti z:
-.iu.kc c-.i,.; rc.'- "words" we use are printer's technicalities. Sjbastopol is taken! Ah. but who will srive . -. ., ., .... , i os SArt'KUAY. 2-.au, at o'clock.
uu, wt um wiwi w -ouwa wuuiw, lie wriUUS l.u u.. i .1 ,. , , , . . ' . . CUV taXCS. OTiU ttie VUV". 11'CasUlVllS Iterco I nv- ui it .- r . PUALUJ
the respect duo to his office, and gives us a : r i ,4 i 4 , fc , . V , v. w t 1 ti. F ted by out-siders."l f . , , , , - . ortlered to pav the same pro rato. At thir Antia Room. opposiMtb,) w Zonn uow. t right to say, that in his foul throat nE lies.: J , and the soU-, to desolated hi-arts? Seb.isto- . . r , n- 1 ' . ,,;,.- ,V' It is no use to sugar-coat our words in dealing' Mr. Walker is very much mistaken if he !pr1 ifi t;iVen; But who .-hall ' dr;.'-- of! - tMcrttJ bat K Bacon & U U aI1,,NvcJ . x fJ.r ' t n t! ,,A?U'0, ' j withtlie creature who could stand up before thinks such "technicalities" are used by decent ' ,.. 1,,! " .t,v i- m ' H .:V ,. lifor ice furnished during summer. j A ' t .ri " liultThf "'0":
tne Voan rriAn OT nip umtre nn,l tl1 - !...- iL . . ' ' " i'uciwn '"b " i- i-v..i t i . A I .11 ..: f., not, an 1 iievtnai wim tnj ita';I sJe irtrj bajiaej. ,ad
' I mem ..t.-.
'I AU'hr.'C'rt r.t Iii tin-inn. 4o horv t trtil that Jt;t
-r'ih T'iLai. of '.:r.mv;u. as 'tSe Ar. bKiif, :ih! "Ciimr?. . , jiuruoriied to travsacttho I ntiiuesa of Iti.tr.ifli'e. 4? tiie Ai(ft of the said State .Muuinl Fire and Mariiie Inamuce Conr -. lr, of i'tiknsylraD . in the State, nji to DwctmbeT :tlt. 135, ! to the citeot that he may e coicmiicaa ai sjfuiBW4 y iu Witncs-t A'iieri-or.' F i-.re rf i.t 'l.-ril ciJ bit bauii.
Is? and i2:ili" " caisiii the ä-.al ol .y'otiivä ti (. tKiiAed. MfWib !, ol
liuij, a. ii. iw, ljiij ji. L. lAtnvl 1. tt. t:v'4(l,:i itvvni roftal Sl;o .AaJitor. . JAS. i. ) A A CO.. la pei T. O. Plaer, US M:f.ust. I. Kr. ' - '
til i JllLL i LOtll.VTY SÜLLS FLOUR sold t üil! at S Wkoj. nie-. S6 kt'l.l. v HBAT l r aidfnr wWt. tr tf) t. V. K05S
fl'sJv-
za:EC9 our w0rdjui iiMr.ii.n5 wnu amiu i,,. wie.
nolla and vote, if ßu.u W .,..,.7. j , wtieu tu ,-cursm in black approached tt
With annh m Kwuriw. nm 9 nt ri in all writer and exoresscl his s;neerc rjret that
tlio.c wno Jiave lost their 0111 v protectors, and i . . t . ' :s s l.i , 11 . ., Vork done on Vain street. j the dearest blessings of love God hml roueh- i X,,...,. . .1 i v'.. .-. iirt.i 'SAli -a
"ui ilif'SflhrokciiiiiiirLs.' who Iirini hantHne!-?l-L"v7T ','''".' . . . t '"---r- x. . .- ' f ' 2
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bill 1
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M AKE VOITJC V H T;4?lli . UOOD CO iV witha young calf, for aal, tiqt e of w-'ü. 3.W. & S. ViCKKRY.-
DK.XTISTR . ' - XJr. J. Flauer 2owtift. HAVIN.i pttTanaer y locate la KTBiTiii.-
U. era 1.1 I rult'SaiODftl CTTI' t
the citizeni oi fc.vsnsville and Tictnity. iUv
rrations rtrtaiuittjr to the teeth jerfoiBid iu ia
rcot (tprof d mauuer. UtiU-e atiil rui tit nee on Second street nar Locust. rp39 DR. WM. M. SW.AYZK Iis permanently Ueatod im bt' nty U-r Uie Tracti Aieditiwa dad Surttfrrv. H h&a
; tceo st a:li)y CDirnzd in hit rroteaion or the last cizhteett
,. lt iyvri)t, e r.--, 3 ar 111 li;io ai. inüiiii; od bruia ample tcatimonial -t ?'."J?f. yyj- j nf-iHty and urce&d from thse juavts where he baaiesid.!
" "'- -" 1 (ki. A.A.. r tu s iTajj stun vi r jtreet. uid uc t'jartu X4 l'-krfMi lie rfSjctfully mo -
respect for the office, in our contempt for the fsuch seeming invelligeuce should be o ah-c'n; min rjcklcss in his conversation, and instead of the ; anu glory
taken! And shouts of ictorv rend the
perches uifn tlie En
itone furnished on 3Lain stivet, as per tiled.
Oi-d'ered that t . W. Armstrong & Co. he!
S?cauiore neur Water. MICKKUr.L.
! .2 UST rectired d rcct frrm Iiostun. liO racVsgps Ko. 1. 3. i aud 3, in wholns, halves, quarters and kiw. -or ?aie ty
I . lllllb v.' . I, JLllll'llAfH.. . 1 1 I . I". I 1 h 1Mb I . nil
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Gov. Wright is disgracing his position-he "f !-Si ' t , n T IV? n i ü.ut what can the bauble or'gtorj" do allowed $25' 25 for repairing table and chair ' vnt.au. T : doingmore than this, he is disgracing his "Let advS y?u, sa he, ;'y t(? rCStfa thöluä ,HW, Un th hoS!,nuh? -aod for one dozen arm office chairs as per bill ( &Q g P-Cid.r f'-.'tEIl A co.
Ctate. That the Governor of Indiana should young friend, to carry the Bible with von wher- "-"'J .. i li.v i,., filea
Ah! war j a ' terrible thin". Let
more eilectually than , .. , , , ' , upon the signing ot contract by sa.ia u at little piece of advie,, and, His Majesty ! brokcU llseho1- -. V1 and upon the delivery of timber to be exar
ba travelin- around ths State makin- oolitical ver you go, and if you must read neicyjperS , m spirit .
apaechesis bad enough, but that the Governor at Jt, b the ,NW )k. tribune or the Chris- him who doubts leave the exultant mob and 0 ti'tn At vac-i t lift I .frii'n I )i .ic PcDiht n.il m . :m ; a i ..a . a. . i. At .
irf . fin, imnlrl -Ar.ili.c,! i. l,Ao : .. . . . . . . " . " j wu uiuuHDaieu sireeis, ami searen among me
Wl VWIJ AV.1V.L AAV lit (ItiVC i(ti
speeches to denounce and slander and abuse did this
in the most ruffianly manner, a portion of his ejaculated through our lips "the Chris tain constituents who are just as respectable as ' ue"" ' any other portion of the people of Indiana. Mr. Walker is rto douU a' very fit mouthand who, as the Tribune says, are infinitely !Piecc ' for "1Iis X&zty," as he is for the Old Gov. Wright'g siiperlof in point of honor, i Liue Part.v- 1Ie appears anxiously solicitous moral rectitude, and unswerving fidelity to the . of earninS tho aPProval of ubtless to
constitution of their country is a disgrace to lvu ""V- "B- ,
the man, to the State and to the people.
icu' I.I'M S Vl.T. 3 W-Obnuliels superior q iality at i ct Ordered that Z. Wallie-' 1 'allowed $125 , f""""!- -rr!y " OKO j.tra t ro
on bridge contract. Said allowance to be maue : -rAI,;s -i.nci ,u.w. -l B"iie"whVciing.'
imm-!
Ulii). FOSTER a CO.
SOl'I'ClITtf PLOW MAKElP?.
to HI NTER A ARD-
mprovemcntin Plows, ibs
Gov. Wright visited Evansville several years ago. He male a speech here, and after hearing that Epcach, we pronounced him from it
not even in writing an account of his travels,
neglect to hit the Methodist church. lie says: "While on the subject of religions humbug,
we are reminded ot a little inrident that oc-
an oily, unprincipled demagogue. F or this we : CUrred with a real friend of ours at Toledo.
were blamed in harsh terms by the opposition,
arid even rebuked by several of our friends,
lie was attending Methodist Chinch, when
one of your loud-mouthed, einpty-headed de-
..u r.i. .1 ......i 1
Since that time, we have had an eye on the iumu s' ".lulr "" 7 i3 oer . 1 r no T i 1 1 1 nrr 1 n I rm r rnre t-i rt 1 1 rl ir bii.'fia ntim
lHU IVillAIg IAA UV1IV, I'UiJ KIlllllKUIJ jVjt ULI I Ig
man, to ascer'tJtin whether our tivst impressions could have boen wrong. Now, it is a matter of astonishment to us, that so open and arrant and rascally a demagogue, should ever have attained to the position he is now disgracing that so" precious a political scamp, even with bis oily smoothness and wiley twaddle, should impose on any community as even a decent politician, much less a cons.stent Christian. Half
of hia speech here was made Up of gross flat
tery of our pao'ple and city; and of professions
of exceeding partiality to Evansville and of exceeding great love for its people. The "soft lawder" was swallowed even by many of his opponents. Tho only open chance he has h:d since to benefit our place and people, was by giving us what in all justice we should have had the Canal Trustee. But instead of doing this he gave the office to his own brolher-ih-law, and to a man whom previous trial had fcllcwh Utterly unfit for the office. Gov. Wright has shown himself even since ho occupied his present position, a low partisan, stooping to the most degrading actions to maintain favor with hia party; arid apparently forgetting that there is any portion of his constituency entitled to decent respect, except the Old Lino Democracy, lie has even failed to secure the united respect and approval of his own party, while every man out of his party must regard hira as a most unscrupulous politician and a most unprincipled demagogue General Sickness. Wö deübt whether within the memory of the oldest inhabitant, tho Western country was ever more sickly than it has been tho present 6ummer and fall. We hear complaints from all quarters. . The labor on many public works ba3 almost entirely ceased, and in some places there is scarcely enough in good health to take care of the sick. Tho sickness is not so much of a fatal nature, as chills and fevers, bilüouä attacks, &c. Evansville has had but comparatively little sickness this summer, although much more unhealthy than usual. A
tar less proportion of its people have suffered under indisposition, than in almost other Western town or city. We have had a very wet and sultry summer, with rank vegetation, and everything almost in tho Way of weather calculated to produce sickness. But we have fortunately escaped all epidemics. Cool fall weather has set in, and we look for a speedy change in the general health of the West.
upon tho virtues of Jesus Christ, much after the fashion that one of the b'hoys at the race course will speak of a boon companion." And once again : "A lady, whose general charity and practical piety even" tho tongue of calumny has never dared to attempt to tarnish, once remarked to the writer, that had it been a possible thing to shake her faith iu tho religion taught her by her mother the plotting diplomacy and'iinning intrigue" she had witnessed amoiisrst the
ijuiiiters cf the Methodist Church; from
twenty or thirty years association with them, as the wife of one of their number, she; long ago, would have been an out right and avowed intidel. The writer of the aljove extracts is a disgrace to his profession, lie truly shows "his majesty" has one mouth piece in the Indiana press. That is enough for the State. We hope 'His Majesty" will secure no more converts, or that if he does, he will clothe them, so fiir 3 their language is concerned, in the outward habiliments of a gentleman.
Djwwtopw is lauen out witn u, tne nappiness ! . . M,nM.i)ma nnn..1. the 'said-Walker to T 1'lTT!-'is i't-t w,r. ,ud
..1 . .,fc.,..;i:,. r. 1 ' , j - i-. u. yei. th.- ! . :. for a
ut iiivjuaAiiiia ui i.tiiriiii.- ilu 1 ft iin. oflo.l ti-v lu 1 1 . Vi - iliiifi(i'Ki.'
it. . i it. .. .l. i ..order
biuee uie aioo y?us wruien, mai uiu loss, oi , , ,, . . .,.1 ' Ordered that a cash order be issued on trje
lite w as greatly exaggerated
Yviioi.i;sAt.io uur ;ous.
J. S". J AQU ESS & CO.,- . Sl'Cf'KSiSmu TO . . .Tfl'tUUl TT, 1I1.1.W Ä: CO.,' . . FIRST STREET, EVAXSV1LLE, INDIAXA.' 'S'HB undetsi.i'ied ara now in recet t of tha largeit aafl' M most d. liral'lcvti ot Pry (iocda, bat, Capi.yBoot aud Shous, ever fle: jd to the trade in tltia cTty. iyr fock . hue iK-e- aeltcttd b one of our 6rm h Iid tias-hd'Ict-g experience ia the e&tt-m trde.-) with an ee eMlel; to the vants. t th eouniry. aud nuvtng vurchased' tl' must of our aeoda irou the loanufactnrors' areata .in all the KaKtt-ra anarketa. en&bk- nn to otler tdcia to buiers for cah, trade, or prompt 1 j, lower tKan thor can I o purchased in St. L&uia. and aa r-itiUy s i,vl termif as cm be had ia Cincinnati r Louia viile.. Cur ätcvk eoubiit in part of Diav t;ooi, . . ' ,. clothi, rrimm. s.iimtta. twotds and jean? e all atrlei and onJi'ra. wJiite. ril , Vcllowand green Äoot ttanne;!. plaid linseys. Mank;ts. sliuwia, &trou cinu ka. sh-riin.-ntTJusa. rick
inat. l'lr-thed. 1 rou and Hue drilling, dturiina broa sbe'et!
renort acCOrdin'dv before the fiiiilt Out Of Said l,V-Biei",9l1!'' ,D '-t Morx. and iu apylicjrion to a sw-l i tu. I Wai hed mo-lm. buok nod OTlored oambrie, eruh.tiicA
a - a . , ... u u, ,, . .j... . mn-a uiuny pio-r uiabt.a oare anJ itiiey aip:tci, -injiriü. cot trts ana rqtr. cos. de lainet,
Oiio and Mississippi Railroad J7ew (?rgnization. We find the following in the Cincinnati Commercial, of Tuesday: The stockholders of the Olrio ami Mississippi
and nr sail mini tnis botr I without autliority. t tieb in- 1 xiuh.inig, jset nt. whit tivi'has, chclc cuainuc lmh linen,
riiiKiuu n.e vllB niit, n'nice ia neri py giv -a, itii. ; una prints oi ttie uiot uesirablc and beaulllul a.vlca blonsbk the right vest-id lp.y law win i-e claimed, and mi) .lutringe - : West t h la Seoaon. ment. thernon will be deult w ith aceordini to law. Any and Tit'Vli ',-
City Treasurer for $300, amount charged fr Lincn.cottn. .Ba,u. i,... .V. a it.... .k
l (SI. OKK. f-Tanavillr. lad. Any in ormation wanted Kiil ;--' -'."" cap nooona. ..t , be .Ten l.y ddn-Mi. (cost paid) the nnderiiirned at Jener- i i.;n. hiery. gloves, thread, 1 k. linen And cottoa. hand-.
si-uville. -Ind.. wl,., alone are tho only antlmriied Agnu for 1 ""'",s "nvats. tape and riiibon süßender, oeiu. tUfJ'atcnteet and ininv:.:iur of the board. , der shins uddrawur. comlorteri, tabie olotua aud cover..
tTERLlN'lil DA11ROX, ep28-luuUw , Agents lor Hunter A Gardner.
repairing Engine Young America exclusivo of painting. Ordered that proposals be received by City Clerk and Michael Meutzer for laying stone
pavement, alowg alley running from Second to
"J'E.: TEA! TEA !
Railway (Eastern Division) met in this city j Third street, parallel with Main and Sycamore
to-daj-, and elected iltiain ett, Ivsq., 1 resi- strcct.s payment to be made in city orders.
dent, and the following Board of Directors :
2s. Worthington, T. G. Mitchell, John S
Bill of Messrs. Johnson, Decker and Wey-
Niles, S. L. M. Barlow, J. D. Lehmer, William ' nn, for delivering earth, was laid over.
Glenn, J. P. Kilbreath, D."Ii. Home, N. W
Thomas, John Young, S. J. Bwadwell, and R. liuchanan. For some time reports have been in circulation iu regard to the management of the atfairs of this corporation which have tended to depress the stock and induce the belief that the finances of the Company were in a "miserable condition." AH the gentlemen composing the new board, except one, it is almost needless to say are residents of this city, and are of such standing in this community as to inspire the most unbounded confidence in their capacity to manage the atfairs of the Company, efficiently, and honestly; as regards this there can be but one opinion. A report of the affairs of the road, from this board, will be implicitly relied upon by the entire community; and the first thing the new board sh'Hild do is to issue such a report, fully and fearlessly, and let all those interested see at once how the matter stands. Mr. Barlow; the only member of the Board who is not a citizen of Cincinnati, is a resident of New York, and is thi assignee, we believe; of J. D. Bacon and of 1'age & Bacon, lie is an eminent lawyer; and will ably and eiliciently fill his place in the Board. The stockholders have great reason to congratulate themselves upon their success inin-
j ducmg such men as they have elected to serve
Boöiam foal Kines.
Mr. hersteman has returned from his trip j and if there is a possibility of placing the affairs' East, to find a portion of the outside works j of the Company in a prosperous condition it
of the Rodiam Coal Mines iu ruins from t lie
late fire. He has already gone vigorously to work repairing the evil; and we ore authorized to say that the Mines will lie in full operation again in about a mcnth. There is to be a house built over the engine; and another tall and substantial scaffolding placed over- the shaft for the purpose of drawing up coal, &-c. Mr. K. has sent to England for a new cable, the particular kind needed for the works not being obtainable in this country, and the order is probably now in England. The old cable was purchased there, and was nearly destroyed by the fire. We are glad to understand the Rodiam Mines will bo in operation again soon, as we had anticipated a long delay. Rut Mr. Kersteman possesses the Yankee goaheaditivcnc.fs, and is apt to "make things fir,"
will now be done, without a doubt.
The following appeared in Thursday's Commercial: Meeting of the Creditors. In pursuance of a call made through t!ie citv papers, quite a numerous meeting of the creditors of this Road, took place at the oiE.re of the Company, last evening. The meeting was or ganized by calling J udge Woodruff to the Chair. Mr. T. G. Mitchell, one of the nüw directory, briefly and concisely stated that in accordance with the plan recently proposed to the .stockholders, arrangements h;ne been made t5 procure ample means to Complete the road at anearty day, but that 'the numoy subscribed, by the new directory and Ihn.; they represent) wassosul.:ri!ni, with the express condition that it was V, : applied to 'the completion of j road, and for no fiber purpose. The ol.iect of
the mcctinS; tiK'rcforv
Mayor, Collector and Clerk were appointed
a committee on old precepts, to examine and correct all errors in said precepts and report proceedings The Collector was order to defer the sale advertised to take place to-morrow the 25th until further notice from the council. Petition of J. S. Hopkins was laid over, until five-eighths of the residents of said block should sign the same, and the No. of feet bv given in said petition. , Petition of Matthew Mclnnery and others, praying Council to order a brick side walk along the West side of 6th street, from Vine to Svcamore, was received and work ordered to be done according to the ordinance in such case made and provided. Market Master Mosely made report Xo. 4 of receipts of Market stalls &c, as follows;
2l taTls pohi at .yi.ea.-b, 1 " ' " 27 " Collected of wagons ' by sale of seized Butter, " from Hay Scales
JSJECEtTKD rr."V-aiiii r Pruirie Citj : jy.& 3 chest Poacioug Knglish br.vik fn.,t Tea; '5 do extr tine ag.. at reduced priors fy J?f . 1 Ü. 1US KM A X . it LCi: VED r-er fteamci Prtlrie City: V l: .Mm" f.:ii 4 lkf B. '.V. Bus iUt, !ia; 4 dl Pilr-iT d.i 2 do Bri'tls1! T.ns'.ri.. N.I; 1 do Ktat .TiariM Indipy); 1 flac h?i. Nt,rr. - 0 h-ix-t d .uM refined Valeratnain 1 ft r alien; 4 fo Imported CastiU trap; 2't d Sid a Sulv-iutu in I tb papers; . rj' do 8i 1oz Prime Mua.:ird; , 4 :! 25 do English JUitard ia K !b iara; 1 i'.i l Clor t; 2 do Wal lor; 6 14aa;s Peppar; 4 do AUpic; 1 IT I Race fi uffer; 6 Kegs Saltpetre: 2 Cse4i' 5ro.loodwin,s TöbAfÄffi 61) lloXfj 1 rnojiparent ;i.ap: 10 f.ros Hut Oil lor sale at reduicd rv'es by ' V-f I A- :. 11E1MAX.
nec'uei. porii monnaiea. pencils, pen homers, pena brvsnes
.nooaa aau e-es, uair pina. tinmbies. purser, uinbrrllaa, Ac.
HATS & CAPS. . Silk, fur, soft and naped. Mack and white hat, white nnd black woi.l hau, kotttb, buena Arista, wide awaka. washins;-. ton. huiigarian. warrior aud Ufl T nothing hats, ot all grade andtie. len. boy a d children's silk. and woolea plush, cloth, velvet aud glazed cmj. llOUTS A SHOES- .... Men's and boye kip. ealf an tojta boots, yonth and child'kip and call boota. Iii-lie.. aiieu und child's kip, calf, goat eunmnielt d and patent leather hoee. buikins. bootee, alipt perü, iic.y üitnä'tk, boy'a andyouth'a lined and onliaed kip aadc calf hroarm. ladies and gi-uta rubber shoes, Ao. epl;-:iHio da J. 8. JA LS3 A CO.
9 4 b U0ZE" l'i!M-nTan6d haais and sweet potataeiin S. X W stora and ..t sale by ,
H.21
J. W.
4tl (
& T. VICKEKy
riXOVS.AIIJ TIMVAIIt, J.5S. SCAXTLIS & SoV AUE nowsappliod f. r tiij Fall Trade. They baTa on htind one of the-mWft"eouioit .tikrinn.n. ..i
iC STOVES of ati kind Cook jig. V. rli.r sad Hating V Stoves, of ail descriptions to. WooJ iml canL Com.1
timua Fnny andConitnon, and te n'irtivinnaddiinusdai.'v. AIW Jrge awwrtmtnt ol 11NWARE 9n hand. Tiny V now j.rMpar"J t' ait'ind to customers a l 'the lowest prices for. clf. at tl.vir ! i suii't -.ii :i:u nreet. between Second and Th.ft,' tl'tth .rVffte Pot. He paiticalar aa the4 v Several tftftt m V ?'Ce blo.-k. epr-tt : iiiKMii.t s:.i MiT.rt:. " '5UE co-partnura-ii j' hi r tolori vi-vnrKi-tweea SotntriTi
I ja iiieaton is tui.j-ay niijuive-i j tiiutual consent. Hie J bTi?:n-SS will be continued by vV . U' . TiletLon. luou author-
I X I irea to settle tne tujiuuaa ol ttie t :.:.- hcia.
SEW UOLTIi FOR TU K AOIi'lTl AKD EAS1V EVAXSVILLt: &. URAAVFUllDSVILLK II A .1 L II O A D l.V C0X.VECT10X WITH . TUB TERRK Irl A UTK A.D ItICU3IO.D ROAD. rjRAlN' Uave EransTille daily. Snadaya eicepted,) at JB. 2:an p. m., arrivea at Terre Usiisaitlü. r. at , Indianapolis at 1 1 J 5 . !. m., making dlract cvaatstii a with trains Inr Cincinnati. Dayton, Cc-tumbua. V.'aflio Bella fontniif. Creatliiio. Plthburgb. CleTclasd Imnkir. Bntala ind the Ewe. , Cnituio paancugtrs eab take trait at Tetra flaut ta tk Apon Uoad. g Vl- e tltrai'rh in li hours: St. Lsuis puiucngers an take train at Vine, it Ohio A ilissiippi (.kfoad guasa.) Uallroaa, making (h ma t b hours. TIME fROM ETA.6ilLi.C To Indianapolis... 4. .1 BSarft Cincinnati , Ü)i ia Columbus.. , ... . .17 'dal
cieveianu 22 i'ittahurgh 'jo Sc Vork aad Philadelphia,. .4 U<imore,, 44
FA RES:
ii tm dq
I J.J 70 21 00
Total 05 Signed E. II. Mosely, Market Master. Attest W. II. WALKER, City Clerk.
special notices:
The Biari of Dire tors of thj Eyamville Librarj Association ara preparing ca'alogue foi th ürt purchase of Hooki, and it U aa object to use the fund to th best adTantaga. tr parchasingsuch only asare needed, an opportunity is snw offered to the liberal of donating Books. All those willing to aid the Association ia this way are revues td to leave the Boots or thd title with the undersign td as soon ascoave-nieut. JAS. HAkLAX JR., ep27 3 Cor. See. K. L. A.
for the libfrrai pat.ro a
rCi.n-,i!l.W,.pUi-d -tf'i ."tako th; Oilhnd of retnro-iiig h
jäu jiuif re niiiitnj t-' i;it n UC
4 CO . r I . a , s no
xwtided to tb late ad iji,:t ly givln- toi per- ! I in fine order, free from du.it. and i.üateä thn a nal attention extiua.vely to tne mis.- s t ; merit a coutiuu- 1 the most delightful nctobs in the W at l'awi wti.lln.iw. ei'2.-tf H . W. IILESION.. lino at E.ansvillc. arjid the many annituOesJ FICKE l':XIIIUITIO. F ' r,AVadianJiJ fasaemter har SoIm af fe,
k'rom Iivnvin ; to jCrr ITauto di do - ' at. Louis .' do .do Indianapolis..... do do Ctociouati do do ('leTi-land dii rln Pio.l...l.
..Ulf For through Tickets, oraij infemiatioa. appirat the
Kwiliwij utin't, ueau VI Lionust srre.4. CvaaaTLUe. . t
TI1K EVA.V-SVII.I.K Ru AO,
through on 4 f
leiigers ty thia
mcidcatsl to
uanei'o'-.s pascrgera haT,,;hpi-e of Routes forth the JMJeioaia.ini' or 'n'linns. Cen'jil Koad. aa also ta
InJi .rip )ii3 A- Cincinnati, or th Indiana
V I. V ( V 'V 11 T T. T t V T t V n (j-tK.ua by 1
. ... - -'i ; f nein nun Kit III . ICU ll ltt 1 riHtlt v, .- -I' Central Koid:
VT CT1ESCKXT CITV HALL, ob Thursday (this eTenintl I "" Tl"' Evansrillosnd C-awford'ville Itoad has the beak aal sWa avvaina. Sc pi. 2; and 2. The pi in tins. c ;'- ". ''I '-"t r.a-W. liht.-t gradei.straighlsiat I Una. jfn. iuoiiiiBlu, Sun'ise anil Suunot Tie'"',' : "st 'neJ- n ''.:' 1 "urj,j,tl..i! nl .Jeasai,test Iioad sea. rir-r. .ini in . r1 n tai '.. pee try, and many ethers : ?Ti'v ' l-id tranai;. larsjpüeM af obftT. aambi.g i..-f .-. ' ""' '"''.... .... " ; .u v'.
u.m hcaIi'hmi. . 1 '. . irv ' Jy , , , " ' - "'"
P-I a. J. PAXrELS.SaB'l. -
ÜVASSVII.I.K hli RARV AJfOriATION, t K-ftuvil,e, b-pt .I i. ßdMeriLSiVs for stock to tlie Evausrillo Library Auociatioa are heTeby notified that the first ins tall uieci of 1T(,- dollars on ech shft'c is due. aad aUo one dollar annual con:rilu;ion, be paid on or betöre the 1st day October 1855, to Mr. fr4itijl liaard. Treasurer, at the State- Hunk. By order of theBoard. ÖORGK FOSTER, Secretary, elf Kva jsvll Lihrar As9-.iS'icn.
fl!l hfll.il Q'ilTtp'v riTtTt4 TJil.tr rill hatkr.:rl Ä At 'i-.t-JI -
a8 boe stateti a; i tiiu Sold at Auction on S aturday eveiiiDkj. cctunii-K.!.? rj. 7 o'clock at the Crcöcetit City liall. toBHth t v. ith.n i.t- t.-,nii ' U'ii.it aftrtuiriit oi tiie Älirror. ThepuMici' j i.ivi-ii til and xam ne the Pointings a they must j.ixd t :'.t iy;-.!.! if. j.V 3 ' v s-ivur-ceS Tkr tis iMr all nur. lr4-- i.i cii! w:. -ir i,-. a eredtt of
ninety dAj'.s, th-vuf.'.iAfr :iu '(.. .i uotc;.;andr 5.jcjb?h. tpi:? ,Vu Lüh i V M.L.-O.V urr'u.
IK'iC.tMsf r i:uns. iHi How lingr liref u , f:ii-t and 'taur.ch li.tlc3eant'r "
JAS. PAUL'S
C OKPOI AOTK K.
vir p,v ket. and n ill continue i a tlc trade durinc t v liciht or pf&a9api 1 cft loa-cd. , t'jii Ur
j W, SV . KOOTT, McjtvTr wilt Tvti rplatiy st d KranarllU
i a moeC'ng oft, . Clt, Jk.n.il ? ttia -;ity of Evan grille,'- lIo---.iou. on 31'n.luy tveniiA. iii,,;. if -i-V i. yet,'-' on nyiiwi. I "
ut.wia.oa,;, . , .",' j l'l.Yr: HI..iLf,S, , "r icred that tUe Al!y rnnn:-;-parallel with Main Jnd Sec-1 ' - ' :
!-imora street.-;, t-eiwe-n id and :; to pave with sr. n- and ! B d Bl B 1 '"SA," .'.A : ?'0 1 00 bat ! jaHdfa-
Weil gravolted. and thut the owntr, lots or part cf lots i "- - eeiv-r pr ia iiai, in yam ana tt.rsa.e i y: up a uid.AI!er ar hure' ordi-rod ti. lav atd iariVttli! it I v . . JOHK F ULCVEA. ; alar'Kaid. upuuaacb ot-the'r respective ur p.-,.oi loi ' - " The above are aa eatra article and bojghteiprefaly lyin. and bia upoa said .-:',! y. within fa d..M a'tsr the , "-thn market ep2j-in J. p. j.
t ' ' ' i oi a uu.iuci kul. iu I'rtmrii oi.iii tu; Hill .
Was t ni.-ikt-
-position t.f tl.e ..resent tfoatiiwdebt oftlu ri.. i .3 iu W A Kill ISISJll'LVS
Ilany, and it vas prcnosed ilnj the emlstor.Cv f t----- - -.'- '. ' .. .. i... - - !si"!i !t"ipi-?in-r;( !ir .-hw-l. t),r,-r.! .., .t.... JfSiT M'l'.ll .
tln.t.'. moms. nt- n -... . f..r. r Tl-"-. t i ... . 1 - - . V.'-
"""" vo, aUva.Mb a vv.jr i'.'-i ptllt:. A liiSi , SJJlyCS 110t tO U'XJL'U'.U C!:Ui''a ill' vl;U;Jjll. weither is a nutaT-le re'ieird"r !:'.at oal Hf : sp?s"e of two vrars.
soon be needed.
when he lays his hand to any enterprise. We i. . n t... it i i. ..... i i.
sii.tu uc 'j.e yet 10 get uur winter s coal irom i
OCrTlic Crawfordsvillc Journal silys that
Col. II. S. Lane has just returned from the !
.aaasana.'-'?' .-.i-oL ijunii -oi tiio .aeet vv.4, v-rra--jand "1 tlr.t; wlth Vo it ..i.ü.t.iiu afl-I 'riiKii' ciU evry tiv.e. , w'n.-.. l i.!yc-u - wi; I, c za vi. :: yj, i'ynder iioi'US aui 1 I-dk. I torot citrur.ivH.
lie also sua.. ollialf cf the directory ' tY-: . y. ji-
that a pro dividend on said debt won!.! f Tl 1? ' paid from tiinejo time, just as'iat a., j p saS', listee'S Eok stoi
be deemett
; eiorm -said Mara and the i-f atia t-xpenses accrue. i.nere
ty. Will be is.i'lM, una eiillscted by ta!e o itaid tuts lyin.v as af(.ie-iii. or so much tj.ereof as'will atisiy lien, and costal, ily order ot tfcc 1'ity Council. ep:7-)t WKLL W. WALKEK. Cierk. I'ltOPOSAI.N TILL b received by i:e City Clerk er Sticfcael lUnizr, If mit! Moniiav uuji i. o r t't:;; pavini of the Ailuyruanif 4 r----Mei i'tl I:ij ' ..nvf' :'r-....'.. I ' 1 11 S-tr-1
touo ii:e.Iiv!',ji.pitn,ik. (i-t( U.
WELL WitEFÄ, Ctsrk.
c'ouvokatio itir.
! ..RDKriKD that th? ownersiit lota f.on'.ina the Waat in d
r cf Mtifa stre t. b':tws'n Xu and Sycamore, cause a
l'IA.0 TVNIXK'.
I' coasiqttence of the New flarmony llrasa IIa. i being V-. gaged by the 1'ire Company Voting Ameiica. for tie' eis-V t auunof the 4th of October. I iha"! h- frl.fifiii i my rcguia ano tuning visit till that time. - ' e;.x--3t G. Wk WAlt tlS . . lHOF. TIIO."rTP$iO' , ..ew Rnrber Sliop, 7 S r,"-il,i,r'erd- j),.Uu' -!,,., :-Tiitr-ii't . j.i.'i tK-.ofCtr!;':-r'.i V it;-k. wner bewuUbe.imppv to i bi at, Ai-t .,.t'.-.r". 3M ' is aj.:;,v tiw ones a LtrOWt Iii. lfe Iii tfllri t'-e !..:i'..n li. o.r.i.n.f . I r. - .
..on. . , ii-i..-. py in. aia oi
eoni ,eie J.-.-iafai
anampocoic g,
n..-. by tbo aid of e.vpfc-iep jed K?-t-jir giva yafactl.m. ' I'aircnttiiig ia ib4 la'.iti i'j'.s w'tt g, ice. , Ueno to order; i 'iz
UCOmCtl Sali. XO OO SO, Vt Ithout rf-tahlii'l" '( jie 6 FOR ' Pattat ä lf-ttfiui?lnr Ihmhet an-t ; briTk id.. walk tube laid along tu frot of siid lots between . Jtammotl (4la,.f l$atn IMl ho"J. mstructiotl of tii nmdMh.it r.-ry cairfr.l cf? - ' iV-. p,?Or,, st'paraora.ai P.w.. utZl . UESIIUICK'S & OTcttKA,-' -' . atCS had tieeil made, aUow bi " tc'l" all i-mIs!!.' Tar!-t Kabrc' slbrted TbrMber; j ciireef.l u l.i aai'i wor'i. a d tl.e tost aevru-n thereby will ; " ' NO. 9 P1EST BTKKET. ..: : .i ... -'.( ' ' . tuttoa t .hroshsr aui Kiddle with circular power; 1 f--J. d to. and e iliectrd by Si!e of mid lot or so tnweb ; "9 FAT K now r-eetv-ed thnr fait stock of Koota aad Khe.
and genuine1. rpublic;i
(t" Wo thank Mr. Bloom, Messenger bfipl"
Adams' Express, for a State Journal of yesterday morning, delivered to us at 11 o'clock A. 31. It had tne news of the taking of Sebastopol marked as if for our especial notice. We published the- sarno morning, more than double
thereol as will eatvfr fui l lieu '.d '"ilrf, fly t-r t Co'i.-icil. 5-i .r-iu-. y, Ki.u U. W ALKES
4 Bl' t.s in giod ofJvr, f ,r.i!a'y
ler of th
CI IV.
I
northern part of our State, and brings the 1 mates
most encouraging news lor tne republican par-1 contingencies, ar-ri that.- m tho oninirri of t!ip . on hand and tor eai9 at the Warebo of
ty. Old Lineism is fast dying out, and a true ' P0!,rd- auch of this i!o .! ir-g debt cotnd be jmid j - "cp r-- -"HN-?'-ITClIEIrL
dicanin animating the pec-1 " 'MleT l"0"'' !tI1': only onfu-r veiy 10,000 BC'SSHEJ, WHE vr WA.xXEl!
.t'i.t;i., circiliU.stanees WÜH LI I'llS ientil of RV'OK which tb mirket jno in cash wtil be paidbndatiTtlO be ltvmirr.I tr.i;,,,,;,l ,t.. .,!! ,1... '!T -t- i '" MiteuiV Ware. atb. (anal. I.y
: - ligations. Mr. M. further t-ar.-d t'iat' unless ' 'P ji. i::,iLLi-: ' - ; - "i,Ts;; ir;s D' . Loveml-, Love mv Dooothjng could mo such arrangement 1 aiw J 30 "cÄt
cL-euu me attention oi j,ouis napoleon to ins road could not lH. nnl..t.. i 4 ' m- ..,., , . t , . k. r- ' --- : " t-VUHA 1M1 l.H. LOinnieteU. find milSt fie SC r.SI-.S latest stvlee lan. r tri!".'!- received tblr-Tav - ,
and fit tale j AS. LJ W (r Ct . a .-.. aa . 3 4lb Mila t.. LourfTtilc. Kr. ; O "i BOXEä WUeat Starch In ti and f..r if - .- . ; -. ' mm 99 tpa .'O'iit. UAL'KLL V CO. '
mediately ..sighed' ' nt LAIM:.. I Tkw mo (:oi't't!i,'-;5 c. i. Ter,h.d .a f.
thort,nHrtr nfC-,:ov. rlfiwtrt 1. at. -.TlB " 1 ltve" tne agreement, and the sentiment of tW nwt - i 1UAS B i.vn,.T,:- rnirtij y s. h. .(..lbkki a co.. ,
vnuintjuui,.,..!. i apparently Devona svmrmfhr. hut c. pcrnv ti- ' ; : t .1 .... --v'-5 . . . " yore s!r n
j . j . ; . J ' i "o s1- "-"!. sci-iiiuu iu iavor tne ri-viisea w
.. ... ------ w i;v..... jui;i. uage wooaruii, who was pre.xjrvt -ort
oar., i..s.i.'.it.L u co.
Ä- CO.
royal guest. On leaving Boulogne; tho Queen abandoned to the bond holders in v,-h c-te I suddenly perceived that she had left behind a j this debt would lie a total loss' to tlVc Vrediinrt j " favorite little lap-dog, and expressed her very j Several of the creditors immediately ' .shed f '
Tf W ATB now r.-eev-d their fait stock of Root aal ßhooa .
av äv. emaraoius: erery atyl, .- -Biijtii? dirtly .from tv . Lo muufcta rare, thev are enaliled to tett aalow-at any . I -nab'i'il.uMat I s!; W ait. ti;y rn-vka di-elsrit tr. call aal. j ex:'.n'.'ie it.-.-ir j niv.baiay. mäiiaf ie. our f"j,iric-ex la- ; -'rh'.y- artr. aan to ana it grcatef j of states . . . "' ;a;5.- 4 fix.-. -:','.".: J7I11TV Piece-! H' Cil a,-Kia hjuirtad :oaltier rvre.vefihisday ZiliiiU. by ,.. -i O'tV A CO.. .'. ; fpM . . 44- ifv'a t.fcaUTin, Ky. i . üiimt t'inr;. '. i IWLS rriii Lard rieeitsdand foral V e-pf i, W. 1 S'; VtfJX'ERy'. .
tack on Sebastopol, than the State Journal
contained.
r-iliaic-u
5t" IlitlrAi
Jacouett .Eii'n? a:
Ky.'
trtj" The Dublin fTrfhindl Freeman's .Tour.
nal niir.i;, i.., r.t.... meet her,
r vuo outusuus 01 tue iiiaxtuiavtuic and exportation of porter from that city for tho twelve months ending 6th May last It appears
impossible -acts, and wheft the Queen entered , lhalf of several clients, and J.Cl4.' r.' i;,n- - cartoons her boudoir at St Cloud the lirst thing she : kr, Esq, who represented several distant ciNdl saw was her lap-dog, that jumped forward to itors, spoke favorably of the nrmition . .
nicir. nrn- in, . i . : rn?
Miiuuiey snonui recommenrtits acceptance.., ! ep2s-dw
cummutee oi tnree oi tue cmtitors ws- i jfs't iseceive
U'onett B-iDil-: . . .
L", it'.'je Trimni ny; ;t!it. cis-j- -nd foi
J..S. t,il t tl.. 413 Main at., Louist;'! K'y.
ep27
a sov rorx oi-' 'c.Mafn.t miuj.i-:ht, -
l toili ir-; ' ' . j.- Mlj i -m'r ,:l,.r,d Vantill.-.y, f sris it!, t.mbroraerise, ' c K f'l I'i'BT At "' 01 ". Slit:.. at., and llaj Drem. th w !, to .S.'-ta't ?- W-i - - b" w iavlt w.e. ariieatU atteauo. f tu LadlV, ,r - " - r-A '.s-.--- . . . , ... . Ii. U.-w-.-f -
(Wi'l..i-d. .IT,
IIi.'max lIepravity. The ; true Christistn appointed to wait upon other,;, -and request-; f tcs ' e 1 can never doubt the depravity of human nature their signatures to the aT.-(.vi,f.nf on,t Tu,.-t zt.99 iu HeatA Bmn:
for he forms his judgment from a profound j meeting adjourned to meet again on Frida v knowledge of his own heart. So clear and! evening. "
emphatic has been the evidence upon this srib-
i Sew fall anit IViiilt r . I) 11 Y (i O O l) S .
i H lTST lie-.-eived li j e Fall and V latcr'i
that thirteen brewers have exported in that period 87,905 hhd3. of brown stout. 05" Cspt T. M. Irwin. forrwTlr n"fl.n
rr-t 1 1. o l i . . I irifiv inflv rnnr.hide thtit-. nrr.ivw.ca in .-.iafv-ia
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