Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 303, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 28 July 1858 — Page 2

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EVANSVILLE, IMP. WXt)SESDAT MORNIXQ. JULY 28

An Extiltardlnary Fact Mr. Joseph Fotts, an iatelligcnt miner, at work, on Monday, in his room, in the Bodiim mines, 300 feet below the surface of the earth, had thrown down, by a blast, a large mass of coal, and was engaged in breaking it tip to fill into hia car, when from the bod v of It, through one of the fractures, leaped out a living frog, beautifully formed and active, about the seize of one's fwo fingers. This extraordinary curiosity, wc hare now before ua, pert and active as a youth of his tpeciccs six months old ; yet, as we hold him in our hands, we bend in reverence and almost in awe before this venerable patriarch; this almost first animal existence of creative power. What unnumbered cycles of time have rolled away since he first had form and being. The mountains and the hills, and the deep 6 1 rata of rocks that form their ribs have grown by the blow process of nature, over his prison house, bince he was incarcerated. The valley of the Mississippi has emerged from the ocean since bis limbs were formed and had their proportions ; and if, as geologists calculate, it has required six millions of years to form the delta of the Mississippi below the bluffs of Natchez, what must be the age of this pettit animal, now ia our feeble grasp. Can it be possible that his existence extends back through the eternity of twelve millions of years; and yet if there be truth in the speculations of Agasf iz, he is older than that. What a creature of an instant was Methuselah compared with this frail creature ; what an ephemera is the oldest patriarch of the forests, whose limbs have been shaken by th storms of a thousand years, when ita age is counted with that of this little prisoner, who came into the -wjrid-when perhaps the sun was young and the stars had just come forth in the heavens, and the planets beyond our ephere were in chaos, or their substances were gathering into nebulous clouds. Do we hold in our hands the oldest animal in existence on the face of the earth ? It must be so. There may be others still imprisoned, as venerable ; but none can claim a remoter origin. How came he in his deep buried cell? According to all received theories, the formation of coal was prior to all animal life. He must have been born when the substances of coal were in a fluid state, and he suck into it before it became a solid, and his tomb was hermetically scaled by the processes of its formation. Had he a progenitor ? or is he an original creation ? He is beautifully shaped, and diners from the species of our day only in longer claws to his feet, which are without webs, leaving to infer that be was not intended tor a good swimmer. What an immortality has the vital principle that has lain dormant fröm the first ages of the world in the body of this little animal. If life can last for millions of years in this frail body, can one doubt the living principle of the soul, and its immortality ? Here arc, in the history of a mean reptile, themes for many a sermon ; and wc advise all to visit it, and contemplate it, and ' draw the inspiration which so humble a subject affords, and which brings us so im mediately into the presence of creative power. Over the vein of coal in which this little animal lay imbedded, arc two other strata of coal, separated by solid wind stone of 100 feet in thickness from the bottom one, and by 50 feet of like rock between each other. Between the scam, from which the frog came, and the surface, there are two hundred fect of solid sand stone and coal, and about 40 feet of coal, slate and com noia clay. These arc all regular stratifica tions, that must have required ages bey end the power of human comprehension to com pute, to have formed . them. Below them all, comes forth a living, breathing, sensitive animal, clothed in flesh, with all the organ of his species perfect, that h;ut its existence before the slow processes of their formation began. ta?-Thc Citizens' Bank of Tennessee turns out to have been gotten up ly certain men of property who had gained a reput.vtion for honor and integrity, which they did not deserve and used by them as a regular wild cat, swindling' establishment. The circulation U reported at $400,000, all o which, nearly, will be lost to the public, and the amount of which, the manager have gotten into their own pocket?. The flfT.HT has aroused strong popular iu1ign ticn at Memphis, and the swindlers arc in danger of falling into the hands of Judge Lynch. The papers of that city are niak ing appeals like the following, to the people to bring the swindlers ti justice. It ap scan that the President cf the State Banh was th prisr'pil oncr in the lurstcd bank: 'Sav by your action to public robbers on a large scale, you are no better than the small thief whom" we spurn from our door. The managers of this bank have ikfiau.lct! the people will the jopIe now ki tn hand. that have m severely smote them I think an enlightened judgment will die tnie a sufficiently riirid course, aud that th banking swindlers will meet the frowns of verv virtuou.? citizen. The Managers of the Littl! Kock Slate Cumjtany were denwwed, arrested, tried, and viülied in very possible way, wlurn they only robbed on a trinir." ccale. In what respect do the managers of the Citizens' Bank differ frun the poor Trues, except in raaguitude? And yet some of the same Thirties arc cow' managers of the branch of tie. Slate lianV at this place. Will -tli Governor allow that to v.nf5riu7 Wllitae peopic allow that to continue and be swindled again ?

TPictator Calhoun, after keeping the country in doubt for six month, ma to who were to compose the Legislature of Kansa5, ba3 at last given the certificate of election to the Free State men, la the disputed coantie3. II leaves to the Icgblatz'.t tht diJ to detcrcin who :haU SU the xecn-. oSS:es.

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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. From 1,200 to l00 Prrtont in Council Great En tMiatm The Tielrt Acceptable to all Afti-Leeomp-ton Voter lercnptonitn Trembling in their Shoe Jwdga Horry Emdorted II U Speech X Mack and Shoemaker Repudiated , Ac, d-e. Rockpokt, Ind., July 20th, 1833. Editor Journal : Dear Sir: Saturday, the 24th inst., was a glorious day for Democracy aud freedom, in old Spencer. The day was bright and clear and the air invigorating. Providence seems to be on the side of right. The dust was laid thejday previous, by gentle showers, and the genial sunshine on Saturday brought crowds of men and lovely women to the Convention. Never had the village of Centerville, witnessed such a large and enthusiastic Convention, and its inhabitants were completely bewildered as delegation after delegation of the invincible cohortsof freedom, poured along their streets. Music and banners and enthusiastic cheering enlivened the morning. By 11 o'clock A. M., there were between 1,200 and 1,500 voters on the ground; all animated by one common impulse of hatred to Lecomptoniem and tyranny. The popular indication is aroused against a tyrannical and faithless administration, and all the lift of the hired tools of oppression and their subsidized press, in the First District, to the contrary, can do nothing to allay, or prevent, the deep settled hostility of the honest masses, against those faithless rulers who have violated every principle of honor and honesty, in order to fasten an odious Constitution upon a free people. The Convention was organized at 1 o'clock A. M.by the appointment of R. S. licks, as President, and G. R. Morgan, Sec ret iry. Every township in the county was represented. A committee of one from each township was selected to draft rules for the govern ment of the Convention. The report of the committee was unanimously accepted by the meeting. The several township del egations retired for consultation and to ap point one of their number to cast the vote of the township. The persons thus selected retired and selected by ballot, the following ticket : Rtprtu n tn the C alvin Jones. Treat urer Joux Y. IicH.vnn.-ON. Sheriff JciTS A. Stockino. Surveyor Willfob AVells. Cmm issioner M ich a el a n n er. Coroner Oliver R. Bkowk. A mo.t excellent ticket, and one that will carry three-fourths of all the voters of Spcn cer county. These men have never been anything but Democrats all their lives, firm, consistant, and reliable, voting the uimratch td ticket, and so devoted to Democracy that their honest hearts revolt at the bare idea of endorsing the rascally and villainous policy of the Administration and its bought vp minions, on the Kansas question. A thou sand sturdy and couola'tnt Democrats tdand ready to Lack up this ticket, as well as at least eight hundred, of the honest opponents of Democracy, old line Whigs, Republican?, and American., who vote with us in order to vindicate the great principles of lfgovcrnmcnt, that has been wilfully and shamelessly violated. The ticket as reported by the nominating committee, met with a unanimous endorsement at the hands cf the vast multitude, (save one single voire). A committee on resolutions was appointed, who reported a platform, endorsing popular sovereignty in its broadit sense the Cincinnati riatforra Kunsas-Xehraska act Judge Douglas, and John G. Davis, for their integrity, and devotion to principle-1, Hon. A. P. Hovey, aud pledging to him our earnest efforts to rccurc his election, and recommending James J. Cavin, Esq, of Rockport, a a suitable Democratic, candidate for State Senator in this district. The committee further reported resolutions, that met the earnest approval of the convention, denouncing tbo Kansas policy of the Administration; opposition to Hon. Jcse D. Bright', view of Democracy, as expressed in his recent extraordinary speech; against Hon. Wm. K. Xiblack, because of his persistent efforts to fasten the LecMnpton constitution upen the people of Kansas nguiust their earnest ajieal at the ballot lxx and elsewhere, and for favoring the English swindle; against John C Shoemaker, for leing a two-fiictil Juan, and a falsifier of facts ; and against the proposed scheme of Ilright, Hughes, i Co., to Uike back the Wabash and Eiie Canal, whereby they want to fill their own bottomless pockets, and taddfe.nn additional debt, of $3,000,000 or $10,000.(J00, upon the already iru.-hcd tax payers of Indiana. A nnmlur of I.ecomptoialeP, who bad axes to grind at Washington, r who had had their axes ground there, were ujon the ground till day cudeavoiiiig by fair iiican? to !tir up n fas between the anti-Lccompton Democrats and the Republicans and Ameri can. Thank God, they did net succeed. Their bare-faced measures were discovered and exposed by ail p&triot. The contemptable puppiff rhnok in their shoes like a nigger with the tvj'te. They saw their djom written in Ihe honest itidiguatnu of fivemen. At ttliuut two o'clock, Judge Hovey stepiK.-d iihii the rostrum, and for two hours held that va.-t concourse of people spellbound, with his cogent reasoning, and burn ing invf the against the Lccoinptoti fraud. and its offspring the 44 English villainy." He held up t the scorn and detestation of every honest man, the course pursued by Bright and his coadjutors, too's of a faith breaking administration, in their crusade against Democracy and. self-government. He reviewed the whole Kansas ttucstionand backed up every statement by documentary proof of the most reliable kind. His ex pose of tbc .corruption and fraud practiced upon the people of Kansas, by men calling themselves Democrats, for the avowed purpose of makiug a tim e Slate sank de?i into the hearts of the audience..'. Many a wavering mind that liad been niLdcd, by Lccompton lies, was brought l-ack to the pure foun

to do Judge Hovey justice. My pen is line-1

' qual to the task; besides, tins comniunica- , i . . , . , , u. uvunnuiauj uiawa-vunui; "fc, enough to say that Judge Hovey made bis th irk among this people, and he made votes, too. Xo candid man can say that Judge Hnvev will rairv thi count V bv leSi than i ..... t. 1,000 to 1,200 majority Save a fight, in- I stigated doubtless, by Lcconiptouitcs to disturb Judge Hovey, while speaking, every thing passed off most gloriously and the utmost harmony and good feeling prevailed. As much so at least as in any other convention of its magnitude. In conclusion, I send greeting to the ster ling popular tortreirjhty Democracy of the district, and say to them, that we of Spencer will not fail to do our whole duty, nor shall we be a.hanicd of our majority in Oc tober. Cod and Lilertv ! AX OLD DEMOCRAT. Colo Stcptoe' Defemt. In a private letter to a friend in Rich mond, Va., Col. Steptoe gives the following account of his battle with the Oregon Indians, and his defeat and retreat. "I left this tbrt (Walla-Walla) on the 13th, with the command mentioned alove, (125 men) to visit Colville, a white settlement near the British line, and about two hundred miles distant. The object of my visit was to talk with the white jeoplc and the Indians, and to try to effect a more harmonious intercourse lietween them. Two deep, ptrong rivers the Sntke and the Spokane had to be crossed. . I succeeded in crossing the first with great difficulty, and when near the other, found myself in the presence of more than a thousand Indians, all armed, painted and - highly excited. They demanded whether we came to attack them. I answered that we were friends to all who were friendly, and did not wish to fight if it could be avoided. They expressed themselves satisfied, but posted themselves on the summits of three hills, around the basis of which our road wound. "Never suse':ting treachery, I was on the point of entering the detile, when a mere accident excited my suspicion, and 1 turned aside. There is no doubt in my mind now, that if wc had gone on, not one would have lived to see the morrow. I halted and encamped, but "the baffled -savages glared ujn us, hesitating to attack, and wc remained thus in a half hostile attitude till near sunset. The merest trifle would have leen sufficient to precipitate either party upon the other. - 0 "The next morning I resumed the march, but had only gone two or three miles, when the Indians attacked the rear guard, and immediately the tight btcaine general. We labored under the disadvantage of having to fight while moving on, and in the midist of a country of successive hills peculiarly favorable to the enemy. My force was well mounted, but composed chiefly ot troops who had never liecii under tire. About 12 o'clock the commander of one company fell, and the Indians charging fiercely upon his men, they gave way and could not le rallied. Soon after, another company's commander fell, and sonic of the bravest petty officers in the command were sevcrelv wounded. I determined, therefore, to take a position and halt. The fight continued without intermission until a short time be fore sunset, when the enemy posted themselves all around us to wait lor the night and for reinforcements. We krew that two or three hundred more would join them teforc morning; our ammunition was nearly exhausted, our loss in killed and wounded very considerable. It was evident that we could not fi;ht another dav. " These considerations determined meto make a forced march and get possession of the canoes in which we had crossed Snake river before the enemy could doso. Painful as thejstep was, I saw there was no other n!ternativc. Wc could not remain where we were, and a slow march would lc fully as disastrous; for, if the enemy seized upon the canoes, our situation would be worse than ever. For these reasons I put the command in motion about 10 o'clock at night, and did not stop until we reached the river, nearly 00 miles off. A shex kinj: affair occurred on Friday in the town of Calais,Vermont. A young man about eighteen years of age, named Ariel Martin, took hü ritfc in the morninj, went into a neighboring hayincr field, put hiin.self in ambush, and as Mr. Whcelotk, the OMcner, rcaie his appearance to commence work, shot Lim deliberately tlxrouh the heart, Mr. WLecIOCS tCll at OnCO, and in about five minutes breathed his lat. Martin immediately hurrifl AfT AnAtTxvp fm wl.nr- bo mot o I,. . .w.. " -vaw- mi tl vxt IIV 1 A m loier named Ainsworth. and af'er exchanaring a word or two with him, shot him al.-o. Ainsworth stayercd iuto the house not far distant, and died in about an hour and n half. The neiphlKH'hood ltctamc ntaruied, and Martin took to the woods. He soon afterward, however, made his anjioarance in the road, and wa.- arretted. . "On being inestioned why he had been si '.ootlng these nun, be replied, "because they were mean men.'' rsocausccanbc assigned for the horrible mt. DIED, In tbU city, -.n tb" -7th inaUnt, Josr.ru, sen of Eiiwakd E. and Eli7. Wur.n r, aged one year ami uino nn'nthi'. EunerI at the r'silenca if bis ParcnU, lhu afternoon at 4 oVJo-k. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Wßl'HF C.IT.1 !. WV.ViJ.'-.IT JL thf MU( More i.f f. W. SawVER, .Main fetnet, Eraftfill, linii:nia. In addition to a prr.cral toi k nf lirutr, Mdi''ins, and Chemical, ttuiy be found a par artie ,ff C.it.-inU-i Wine in biittics, wbi.-h thT hav for al tor nHlical pucj ces. AIjh-, a lew thotwnnd oiifx-rior ILiv.uwi "Schars f the U-t Hnvor. Tlxy hivi-a larc a.-"-(itiier.t iif lürd Ci p" which thy am orlhi," -it re- -.i. ed prU m j2-t w . M90TICJ: TO t 0.Tn.iCTOtlS. O.V S.itunLiv tiicht.tbi; '.it ii.;it, tue IViniuori Cor.tuil cf the Citv of Evati'ville will K troi-iued to re-eirn bidit for tillait; io silh uv-r tbc culvert (n Teflfll Avf nie III IUi:uCl. The eity w ill ruii.Mi erlh at A dietanee U"l CSrocdiuir yardit, en e.veitth Aveuue, near SchriIwr'a toiindry. Uy ord r of th Couinu ti (Vuiu il f f the City f Evanville. ... .A JJJJCKE, CVik. jy2?-td V,Jll,fr r,) . w em a.y.H ;m boxes fresh

NW ADVERTISEMENTS.

- g-XFonn female volleve.---a-e- Ali? next Session Ol Hilft Institution will Open September 1st. The appointment of Teerhers is complete, consisting of Rev. JOHN W. SCOTT, D. D., Presideut, with omo fifteen coin intent assistant. The Board of Directors feel that no better guar.n,T f ean he piven to parents I ii regard to lltp nii'iitalatiliiKr.il Iraininc ft their daughters. than is presented in the reappointment of Ir. , wii, ng in-: nvau ui inr 1 Ufcllllll rll, II'J lias W' a nuwful cdurat-r fur iit-ar thirty v;ir iu thU pla. The course of tuly U a high, and instruction as thorough, us iu any iutiUr institution, and the -j-ense is It. The building wre contj.Med at n exprtM of .g'.w.om, nre hrtii by et-am, and jra-lijfhtfd. T:kh ISi(irl, WrfAliiuj;, liiflitin and livatins room, tuition in all Knghbh Branche, Latin and fJrv-k, $S7,i0 cr eowion in adrance. : For further information, apHy to Kev. Wm. S. Kocerf, Sx'y, or Kur. Isaac V." Monfort, Ap-nt, Oxf.M-d. jIvJl-2ra LThlSSOl.l'TJOJV OF IO-riRT-JmJe iirr.-hip. TIk? partnerchip linvtnfore -xlit-Ing tinder the name nnt ftylf vf Kiu-r & 3I-CVy, t isri iit City Distill ry, in this Any ilitoIv-d hy mutual coiiM-nt. Tin- busit) li-r-aftr will t ciirtucte1 it .liicih Itnner A Son, who wilt tx-ttle all claims if the oM firm. JACOI5 KKNXEIt. jl.24-lw JACÜ1! V. KENNET, W W Sails, rvrvivt-d anI for Kile cliro p for ch, by J ACOll STRATH, jlj-24-1w Jo. 4U Main ittrert. W9tt.iss r.JMiF.Li:n kettl.: Chain Tum) and Fixtun; 'iitT!in and Koi-i-e I'nnipf: VA'onJrouzli & Vf,-(Vliu' C. S. 31 ill f-'aws.' Just rcd-ivrd und frtale br JACOn STRATH, . jl2l-.".w No. 40 Main Street. 4J iWuHii: .!(.- a ir7.w; xö t t'h'.irr VVefti-rn Kewrve Chceae; i Ul is. IVai; A rlioici- lot ot Irifd R-rf ml H.iiiik; .V lnix f S'ap ftii'l Oiiill'. li-d fjU.tliti s; .V Iiuch xtr.t KuiH rliin1 Kluur; lno iz. frtrsh Eg, in tore and f r ch1 bv A.l. REYNOLDS CO. (Till: A' A A' 1 0 JIOXES UiOllFf 'XI cases Jtiton M.ittL.. Jit recti ved by TEN N EY A SOlt ENSON, CI Water d. WISSOLVTIO.V OF 0-F.iRT-AJr nerhip. The parti.ertihip ben-toforc exitU tween Abr.iliam Ar-ppacher, Joseph Shanfii Id atid 1a vi Td. l'lnut, under the ttle and tirai of A. Antpa hcr A Co., bas lcen ilifrolvrd (X'Jth of thi. nvnth), tiy mutunl emisent. All bbt due to nid tii i.l will t receipted for ly the nndeiBigiied, bo will üUo p;iy all debt nuinst Kiid firm, and w ho will continue the buiiieM themsc!tch, on their own aceu"t. jlyji lin , A. A N SP ACH ER LAUT jKÖlTiiöKS'jriAL, lii: ii Ä.Tf;A Jf to rtturn bii tbahku to his i Id cuMoniei for their kind palron:i; nn 1 hopes by strict attention to business, aiid pool wrk, to It- ulle to merit a continuation of their favor. Having remoied bis htotv to tho corner c f Svnd nnd Main tret' , formerly oecupivd a f-ilv.-rinitli Shop, he U now preparcti to furninh all whi mny fivr him with a et 1 11, with nil the artieU in bis line. ltd 'Repiiirini; done u iih ne.il ni.t u nil dtsp.itih. Second band b;,rin s alwiiys on hand. Jly2N-.in. CiTJMfF.nOjr TJIF 20 Til OF July, from my prr mi'?, a mti:11 black er drk brown -VlfLI with li;ht colored lre;i.t, formerly owned by Jlr. John Shea and Mr. Rcdford. A Huitutde reward will ! Riveti to nny'jeron returning him to me, or fir information of hi wherealoutK. SAM'L UK ERY. jlyü-lw -mirjLISS V.ITMWT VOJS'CUKTi: MIL SATES. We are hjent for th ctUbratid IUU'h Pater.t Tiro Pr.k f an.l Th:. f Pr.f af. mjiiiufactured bv Hall, Carroll A Co. Cincinnati. A constant Mijily will U- kept ou luiud, and sold at n.ainiliuturii piicea r R ESToN RRQ.. Kjl ceH.-4tN t Jas. ScHUtlin, Jr.,) IVuh n in all kilOls of Stove, tui't niantitm-tu-ren of Tin, Sheet 4 I'm a o 'rnit Cum of cv. ery nutcnt and description, with which printed direction for put tinp up all kind of fruit, will be furniidicd, free of charjrc; all of which will be wld verycheup lor c;ih, at wholesale or retail. Storeroom nt No. l.'l, M;iu etrtTt, between Water ami Eir.-t tretts, (op posite old State Rank), Lvansvillo, Ind. J. UCAXTUX, JU.. BOKKKT F.. üTrriltX. mia siion is co-.viiYa:oiiTo.Y 'J A0LDEIT8 GREAT SOÜTIIEBN. CIRCUS! OKT0X A OLDER, Proprietors. P. A. OLDER. Iliwincs Manager. JTI.IEN HERVEY, Equt-ttrian Iin-ctor. J. E. WICKS, Treasurer. II. P. IiROWNE, Ar?ut. Will exhibit at EVANSVILLE, Thursday ar.d FrKlay, July 20th and Otli. Mr. OuToX woulJ ttate to the former patrons of his ExhilltloD, that Lc has ditpf'H J of a halt Inter ett in tbtt impTilar conecru to Mr. J. A. Older, for mcrly of the trai of Mabcc, Older Co.. Cirvus aud Mtu-iTrie ; and havins rv-orinizid and rc-Iitu.d t - I KqutMrian, Ilurru!, and Acrobatic and Dramatic Tnni conMin of tho fullowin.? stars , elected ! 'r' "- "t tn? " " rai. u Ainpnumwr. s i f both Euroju and America: 2lr. 1PJMI.L, tue ureat America ti Soinersot KiJcr and Vuiilt r. 3Iot;. JULIEN 1IEEVKY, from the Ennth Amphitheatre, Pari., with Spanb-h Tranker, Ac-niiin. Supi-u-iion, &c, Mr. CIIAS. Tt'RUS, who i.s well kn-'wn to the caferinz puldic, in bi Herculean Feats and Trf k IbTsc, ir Henry Jlr. MILLER, bom A.-:t'ey'ä AmrhilheMn'. I.otiiton. ORTON ItROTHERS, Trnjz, flau e Act. Mini J,: Pcrehc .Master WILLI K and PAN TON, ?::.(nio Challehp'ri.! 1-uttlie world in Keats of Cont.-rtion. WAMitxaox t hami;ki:.s Scenic Olid omdv. ?r. .K. CONSTABLE, th Sliak-ierfn Clown and People's J ter. eqitil. d by few and X'i.Reil by ncne. Mr. C. LEWIS, thn ;e.ri;.n TiiX Clown, unl t-n well known to the public to mid roinaioMit. Mr,,l:'T LIND LET, lh utiappraehable Itanjob-t. ANMiF.W E. MORRIS, the r.ri--in .l - IS.. I. Ridley." Prof. r ABEL'S Enll Military Rand. AW. the t;r.'i.t Pirr.'i-niiiipr Li-.i, RoMFO an 1 JULIET, the pet leopard, WAMIlMnoN, and th Happy K.umty. witlioiM extra chir;o. P'frJ oj'j at I and ' J o ci'Vi-R, r. .M. A'lmi---i.m ;'o ct.j. t lidr II li.eler ttt'Oe, Ct. t' iXe. J!V1-I.VW1W 2 MtOJl.l S .vf.f.vrii.v, ACENT FOR s o a n For puimi Fnit, VtrrUblr, fte., in a ytrCwnt, ! ImUMIt, ! r mora Mtily trWi w-m vnvu UKB UT etnrranic Tor in parrot ""'J- All ktada of W,t m4 rmut m .11. thaUrnr th WnrH In $n Infaüib!, Pimp:, Kap anil IUrii pmrr. of Hrrmttifal Stalin aii-irDtiEr an I rri;tl w, wka aar TarRiaad Utamaay tbajrar irithont a fo!t. lat ia tMira taatalaat gum. it lay rarfactly ati!l an t mnu4A arruira ar praaa aul aa pura jam ra.kata wnnlcl "J athar Caa. Tii pr.oi.a ka atot th eat lor aararal jaara, an tiia beat cartuirala t their alaa it that tioaa who Uva tmä thM a te.'aa will aa na athar. Tbrj ara warrantad aa rrraaant4. and ia arary iaa of failara tha mmej will b reloaded. To Janaraad ma.Uof tar wbit rminfna fa-. rita taay ara Tary ttroaf and rill laat a hfc-tima aa ao acid caa affx-t tha aaaiaal. Tha ohota ton of tha Jar ia apaa ; tha? aaat aaa witha tha athar to aacur ceooinr in packior. Ka'iab.'a dirarttont tor pattia Bp all kinJa f 1 yrojta.VajratabUa, c, will aeeompaaj lb - A Libera dlicoontto the traJs

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A1 KANLEM' HOME COMPANIES. I Th uudernlgnwi haring Urn appointed A, for Eransville and Ticiuity, of the rents INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE CO. S. 1". COVINGTON, &f'y. T. A. 3I0KKIS, Prvt'U ad Tirr " ' " ' RISING SUN INSURANCE CO. R. J. HATILA WAV, SW-c'y. S. HATHAWAY, Pnts t. an- prepared to uudt-rwrit uptu th letter rl.it of Eire and Marine Ki.-k, at ori low ratn of premium as are cnib"Uut with nuaneiiey ud rciuhility. Them; Com patio confine tbeir Miiw cxclofrlvcw ly to the State of Indiana. -1 . ttö'AU Kwe ttpeedily adjnstt.l and promptly paid without any alat-iu-tit or diminutival whatever. . Kffereurcs: Erery man, without exception, ulio bax eUftaiiied 1 in either (Vniuiny, a ILt of whom nil citizens of our own Mate nmv be. wen at our i.fhv. A. 1. REYNOLDS k CO. Evautfville, Jidy R, 18öe-ly . . , fthlBTJ.VU L,F,J TIIFttlO,000 Lb: of the moet excellent tkirtincr leather, iust re ceived, and forcalo by CHAS. BAKCOCK, jyi. , Mam ftrcet. TJOR f T. . 'Mi TWO STOttf JL Brick l'wellin?. entirely new : aiid one on dory Frame Dwelling, on Division street, IwtwcrD ith and Cth itr.i'ti. Applv to LEWIS KAIIN'iS Clotbin? Store, jly 2-l mo Main jitrect. "jniri öitiiFitsTtä uxi.y'TFii S in exchaii for ürod-rl. j'.ylö A. I. REYNOLDS & CO. TERRK-1LIVTK FE.1t.ILi: COL.LEGE, TERUE-HAUTE, INDIANA. For more than a year, have the magnificent c t mo tu rm of the Tcrre-llaut Eeiii.ile College, lwu steadily prorring. They ar now nearly com. plctcd, and will be open for the reception of pupib0l Wednesday, 0i iih ff jStfemwr utrt. The Bite of the College, the building, the arningcmenU for study and comfort, und tho Facultv, dcMervo here a px-wius notice. lerrc-IIaute, the bite of the Collcfre, in a leaiitTful and health v city, accciblc by railroad frrm ail direction", and central to a numerou and atipnvititing population. It in high, as its name inixrt. From statistics, it is clearly thown that for m veral yearn past, t hi re have been fewer deytha-and lr bickness here than at any Western city, cf euu.il Imputation. Ihe bmiihn 's will be fitted tip in tho Iatot i-tvle and with all the modern imiToxement;;. They will be warmed by team, and lighted by ga, and furuishiMl with warm and cold bath, and what is rare ly to be found in institution of learning, A GYMNASIUM, ' Where the body, ma l' healthy and fvmme.tneal by exercise may eupiort fcud aIt thi; ktriora of t;ie mind. A prominent feature of the College, U the provi sion made f-r the health of the pupil. The rotuiii arc cjwious and well ventilated, there hcing a Im-u-titullv furniidied parlor, with m-parate ili-t'iiig apartment fcr each two yonng ladierf. Hie LTi-uiidit are ample, comori.Miig S'.iacn m a pb.'aant part of the city, about on-tliird of which m a mitivo bmt grove, with winding walk and url.'ri, f .rniing a inut delightful promenade for pupils all the grounds w ill be tuMcfully oi uanient -d. FACULTY. Tlie Faculty will cotiM.t of a thoroughly x;erie'iced and tf.cient corps of Instructor. Rev. Jonx Covkkt, A. M., founder and forcier President of the Ohio Female College, and Glendale Female College, ia first President. Rev. Alimioxso Woon, A. M., late PrcMMcnt of the Ohio Fei ialo College, and the distinguished ;inthor of several sclentitic workf, Kviring bis name, will W the presiding teacher of the College, and Instructor in Mental and Mor.il Science. Irof. R. S. IV8Woktii, late Prof.e-r of 1icmitry, etc., in Farmers' College, thio, will take the chair of Natural Science, upon which he will lee-, ture and xi erimcnt. D'Estaing S. Covkkt, A. M., Professor of Ancient Languages and Literature. Prof. J. C. Mi. ..mit, late .f Philadelphia, Tirvt teacher of instrumental music. And from rix to ten additional gentlemen and lady teachers of Ijng standing and Hicccssful txeriencc. No latins or cxjinse will le rpart'! to proinre Uachepi in every,, department, of the very higVst qualilicatioiir, rn that pupils wishing to i'ifect themr-lves in the higher rtyle of music, or any of the ixdid or oriiuiiientU branchei, may here receive the doidred instruction. That pupils from abroad, may derive the greatest advant.ig to Im g:dned mt Hoarding S Ihv!h, they are required to Uuird in the institution, with the toaher (unless by rviul pi-r-mi.'sion f the President), that they may have the benefit of tiieir example and so4-iiy. The course of studies will Im ttu-ruiiKb and exteneive, enibra dng all the branched uxiiiilly taught in our highest S minaried of burning, Eoglh-h, CI f .ical and the Fine Arts. The year ia divided into two ec-idoim of twenty week each, cummenciiiir reeptftively on We!noli, t!m ?th of September n' Xt, and the ;th day of February, l(j'J. Use cxm iu- of the bcIi.'h.I yen r, including loard and tuition in all t) hraix ,if the nuilar cours', Moms furnisl cd, fuel, light and washing, will be $!- rayahb renii-antiually in advance. The usual extra charges will le made for the ornamental bmnchca. APPARATUS AND LECTURES. I'rest. Wood and Trof. Bosworth, will deliver full course of Let-1 urea with the aid of the Telereoe and other apparatus, rullicieut to illustrate experimentally the priucide of the w ienc s pursued. Rooks, and all other requisites for cnttriug the College, may bo had at tho College, or in the city. All letters of inquiry or on business, rhouM lie addressed to Rev. Joits CovtuT, or D. S. Coteet, Terre-llaute, Indiana. The undersigned citizen of Tcrre-ILiutf, have accepted the office of Trustee of the Terre-liaute Female Colli ge, and may bo referred to at any time by such as desire further information conccrnia the arrangement or advantag- of the College: Rev. E. O. Taylor, Curtis Gilbert, Rev. T. Cordon, II. W. Thompson, S. U. Potter, IU.V. J. C. Wilson, JUiV. w. penc.T, Jct. W. Iode&itt, . 1U.V. P. Wilty, It. L. Thommon. A. C. Potwin, Lucius I'yce, Thos. Dowlins, Lcnj. ifcKetu, L. O. Warren, A. McC ri-jror, W. Padd-vk, JaU-z Hellen, Jaun-s 1 1 lie, .Tame Karnes, jlyi:-.1in IU v. M. A. Jcwt tt, W. I. i l-wold, W. J. Ball, Ja, i'arrinston, David ILirtaock, O. Y. Patterson, J. H. Watson, ' And. Wilkin, If. 1. S-otf, T. C. Buntin. Jf KSM3KI9 O.-10 111 R R F 1,8 FO R -ELj sale at Cincinnati pri.v, with freight :iMed; f cask ass'd eizi'S lead A ni ived nd for sale by . , SAMUEL ORR. jly 20 JF. OR R EVTr- Cli Brick Store aud lw. llincr on the corner of Oik nnd S-cond streets; the dwelling consists of five larjre rooms, with a large etorc room and cellar. Kent Apply to jlyli-2w RICIUI RALE Kill. (ffO OOIf 4 ini.yCEFÖR . M,IRJL piin. We have a good two horse Express. Waon aiol Harness, which we will sell low . The Express run light, aud will carrr iOtaT IIa, j I v 15 HORN BROOK & CO. JL Save your Apple. We are agents for Cio sale of Pitt, Moffct', McClure's, and Emory" Thresher and Separators, and the Bockrve, Keystone and Cu!p Cider 3Iills. HORNBROOK ü CO. JRJ.YKI.IJV TJFli .f-Vit 9TF ItEOTVl'K FOLNDRV, No. lc, Vine street, !4wren IrViirth and Fifth, CINCINNATI. R. ALLISON, Sup't. C. T. O'PRISCOLL Jt CO., Mauuf ictun rs and IlealeM ill NEWS. BOOK AND JOB TYPE, Prsntiiv; lrse, Ca-:es, Gallies, A.c., Ink and Printing Material f every description, Sn reotypinj of all kinds. Rooks, lusic. Patent Milimie Din-tions, Jobs, WoimI EnRraTiti, Ac., Ac. vr.raiid and Pattern Lett-rs, various styles. ft jyFler trotyping in all its branches, fjlj H-ln. Hg,t;Afrroi. 5 dozen Railroad Wheeiw V I .arrows, received and for sale t.v jlylt SAMUEL ORR. " V ISSÖYÄJ f liVjk 'OF I O-FX tt TJhF w ihip. The firm of Balnek & Sonntag "a dissolve! by limitation on 1st July. H. O. Bahcc k having purchased the interest of O. S. Sonntig in the accunts of the j ito firm, will assume ami pay all their d -bts. The uume f the firm to le u-s-d oiilv in liquidation. H. BABCCCK, jlyll-dlm CKO. S. SONNTAtJ. t U,VHEE I'EUET.I lllsli. W," FrtTh Salmon, in 1 and 2 lb cans. do Lobster, do llO CO do io do tio lll '.o do do Cook A SON. do do do do 3lackerel tlo sl-.a1, 1 Claim do Cove Ovsters, Z. H. ft. i- s.ile br

W,SJIEELER tt WILSON'S F.I. ft I -WW LY SEWING MACHINE. The l.t, simplest and most durable Machine in use. They make a strong lxk stitch, the fcinie upon both sides of the work, sew ing with equal facility the thickest and thinnest fabric. Any spool of thread, cotton or silk, used without rcuewinjr. All machines warranteU Hint ycai, and full instructions given to enable purchasers to use them satisfactorily. Alt'" - , Tht Bucktyt Setting Jlac.'tint. Prict S30. Tlie best single Thread Machine In the market. A general aortinent rf Sewins M.vhine Silk Thread, Neetile. Ac., Ac, constantly on h.io.1. Ofli.-e No. 4, MaiHe Hall. mjH-Cu F; 3L. 5ELLMAK, Agent. -

CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

fTpOJRn Of EHtILMZ. TIOJW JLM Tbo Comminon Council of the City of Evansvilla will meet as a Board of Equalization for the purpoee of equalizing all assessments inadu upon real estate or personail pri-rty, within tlie cun1"rate Kuiita of the City of Evansville, at the City Clerk' office, on TuesdayAugust d, next, at 9 o'c ocV, A. M., and continue iu se.-i .ns from day to day, until all asscsn,e.its hall be equalized. All tax-payers are b-nly reqwiited to call and examine their resective ftscsmcnft, bf-fore the comtnenci-uietit or during the intennisskn of paid sessions, and if the fiiid cuse for conipl.dnt in eiK-h assessments, to protcut such grievance to the Board for adjustment. By order of the Common Council of EransTille. A. LEMCK E, City Clerk. jly21-lm Volksbote and Enqnirt-r copy. Tf MCj:Ft'o fitE MS ifEREltt JLJ given, to all auctioneers, draymen, cartnien, expressmen, wagoners, omnibus and hackmcn, jmddlars. proprii'tor f billiards, bagatelle tables and ten pin alleys, theaters and rmii-ert lialls, that all iMvnre expire on the firt day of August next, and tlwy are hereby notified to renew the wtmc on or before said day; and in default thereof, the ordinance in sueh case m.-ule and provided, will be utrietly enforced against delinquents. A. LEMCK E, City Clerk. jlyZMtn Volksfste copy. M.F. OF 111 Ti It Kits STJL.M.S ii f 3 UPPER MARKET. Notice is hereby given to the ow ners of Butcher's Stalls, at the Upper Market Hons.., that the satno will Im dd at public auction to the highest bidder, on hMtiml.-iy morning, July 1st next, between 7 and 8 o'clock, by August Ellis. Market Master. The Common 'nincil have ordered that eaid Stalls shall Im started at Sil " aud none to I sold for les. Payment must be made at the time of purcliase. ' A. LEMCK E, City Clerk. jlyj-2w VolkslH'te copy. mtOTH'j: TO COymTRi'TORS.--W On Saturday, the 31st of July next, the Common Council w ill Im prepared to xeimive m-aled proposals for performing ich pntditig as ordered in the alxivo, corporation noti-e, and tint performed by the owner of said property up to said time. By order of the Common Council f the Citv of Evansville. A, LEMCK E, Clerk. j!yl-lui ViJkslwite copy. - J7Z,.VtV OFF. Till: F.YtFRJ eigneti is selling her entire tdock at cost, consisting r.f Ikmncts of every description. RiblwiiB nd Flowers. Also, tiloves. Collars, Ulidcrsleeves, Chemisetts, Veils, Ac. Ac, to which she invite the attention of the public. F. R. BARKER, jlyl-tf Opposite the Post Otf v. 2 HÜLS IJIOilF LJR1 OIL. . ) bx. Star.Candli, . iSl di AstHirteil Uenuan and Palra Soap, j.ist received by Z. II. COOK A Son. f W9jJri?J-i si TiJi t(T.vTtö WW roirttnenee the coming Fall) a first, or assistant Ibsik-Keeper in a mercantile house, or railroad office. Bnt of r.f-rences given. For particulars add n ws "A," P. O. Box WT, Evansville, Ind. jlyPMf in ti rJfiii7ö i tf'rsof 7i noon JSL Cup of Tea. We are now in receipt of a very choice lot of loose Teas, Ixmpht expressly for retail ;rade. Call ouc and alL Sample! given with pleasure, by '.. 11. COOK A- SON. VfOOF lROJ .1000 . HlW'itLF.S MM. ILxip Iron, assorted pizes, on hand and for sale at reduced pric- by SAMUEL ORR. mF'uliL ZlSSOltfmHjj7f OFlT. Jt Wölfl' Hoop Iron, Just received and for sale at reduced prices, by - JACOB STRAUB, 40 Main si. JSKMSTS f.V ÜUF..IT Wlttl FT for bale by " Z. H.(HolU MIX. 1". FFLESIO it.l H HE LS .1 f F L E Sf Barrel Pears. Just received bv A. I. REYNOLDS ft CO. 'JBl'RMi UROIUVJP SFMVFS .loW Mustard SO doz. Pepper ', lb Tin Cans; :0 do 2 " do 50 do. 10 do tinge r lZ do do; Clove j do do; Cinnamon d-: As. Nutmegs and Mace! 7" Mustard 'I lb cans; Ut do do; 40 do 1 do; Warranted pure, er money refunded, bv Z. H. CtK.)K A SON. fl ,VltUI ES ISO itaus RIO COFKJ fee; 10 half chests Powrlion ; Tea; 5 bbls. Pearl Barley; CO bbls. Crush, and Powdered Supir; inii iKigs Cotton Yarn, .1, C, 7 and H0; 75 bal Col ton Batting: LVi h'i-h N'.. 1 Hrrrms. Rceive.l and fur sale at reduced pri-e for cash, lv I. Ä I. HEIMANN. JTA'.WO.V S'RVF &.C. 73 UOXFS JLd I 'ure 1 iiion Svruo: boxes Lump Tofacco; 40 do Hamburg Cheese; 1 rak Pried lU f; :i Mls. fiiifoht Peach Brandy; 4 quart Piics Peach do; Kl 1-8 do do . do; 'I quart Piies Port Wine; ' ö bbls. Oinpr Wine and Brandies. Kef ei veil and fcr Je t-y - - I. A I). HEIMANN. ttfii QVltiLFVS EXTRA HUJAf til GAR CURED HAMS. Received and for sale by JuU2 H. COOK A So.N, Sole Agent fr Evansville. 71 E I J. 11 1 RIFLE F OWJJ ER 'ZOO 9 IM. keirs Miami Kiflle Powder; : kep Bl;istiug Powder; 25 case Rifle do; M half kegs Rifle Powder. For pale by Z; II. COOK & SON, Agent. jo.tie r7.vvÄTT 7k o.vü7tr. J TEK THAN OTHERS. R. B. H ART, is now prepared to supply the city and country trad with the bust of corn meal, unbolted, corn grits and hominy, cf all grade; wheat grits, unbolted flour, rye flour, extra family flonr, crush feed, bran, ahipstuIT, corn, outs, chicken fiied, and all articb-a in the food line. All trade delivered to any part of the city. 1le.ie nend in your order. My price w ill he low, as cheap as lliv cbcaert, and tut p;uud as the best. The nimble bixjance U-ttt-r tluui the blow shilling Is my motto. All may d.-H-nd on getting all my trade made of none but the liest of ground grains, aa 1 will hntr no ctlu r. IL B. HART. Jan27-lA-wtf Fi OR SALE CJIEJFU STEJ.71 E.Yine, in running order, 8 inch cylinder, 2 inch stroke. Enquire at Mycr's Paper 31 ills, or of Levi S. Clarke, corner First aud Chestnut (streets. Jly6-dAwrlni "jFiÖ Rln'EJI'i FlCKLElfFOtt h, y S."i bush. 0rn Meal, fresh ground; fM lbs. choice Pickled Pork; 10 keg L-af Lard; 2. lioxe J. WimhI's extra Pearl Starch; Received this day by Z. H. COOK & SON.. gE7vTi.rcK' lwwööiriFjfifii7Jim. cine, Louisville, Ky. Thn Ls-cture in thi institution will connncnee on the firt M'onday in Noveiiiler, and continue four month. During Oetober preliniinary lecture will I delivertnl al the Hospital and College. FACULTY. Bcnj. W. Dudley, M. D., Eiih-ritiw Professor of Surgery. Henry M. Bullitt, M. D., Professor of Theory and Practice of Medicine. John Hardin, M.. D., Trofewior of 01-stetric3 and Clinical Metlicine. C. W. Wri-ht, 31. D., Trofessor cf jredical Cliom-i.-try. B. Marshan. M. T. Profeaeor of Materia Medien and Therapeutic. iMid tl' ton Goldsmith, 31. D., Profsor of Ihe Principle nf Surgerv and Clinical Surgery. W. I. Stirman, 31". D., Profi-ssor of Anatomy. O. W. Hayle, 31. D., l'rufor of I'hysiulogy and Pathological Anatomy. David Cummins, 31. H. Ieinonstrator. For information addres N. B. 3IARSIIALL, M. D., jlyl-2m ' Dean of the Faculty.' 11 Flooring Mill, Swl pttx-t, between Chest nut and Cherry, dealer in Lumber and manufacturer of I.sr, Shutter. Blinds, Sash, Door and Window Frames, Moulding of every size. Floating, Weatherloardii)g, Shelving, Slant!, Base Pilasters, Green-house Sash, and Chain Pump Tubing. A large assortment of Sash, Blinds, Ioor, 3rouldings and Tump Tubing, constantly on hand. Also, ready worked Flooring of all kinds. person about to erect building tn the Southern or Western country, considering the low rate of freight by river, railroad and canal will find it to their Interest to purchase at our establishment, where they can ! supplied w ith all the carpenter's worfc,'ready-made, of seasoned lumber, for the fin-i-h of building. Our work I not made a most factory work, with tenons half way through, but it is frami-d iu the same manner as if made by hand. Saw ing of all kind done on abort notice. Terms cash, unless otherwise agreed upon. , lii)-il-tf STEELE k HCXXEL. MOT ICE .ILL I fJ'Ti F.nn ITil ti af w County Orders, drawing Interest, and w hich have been endorsed prrvion to S ptotnber 1, lS5s will be reilceineU on presentation to the County Treasurer. X. IL I will pay no interest accruing cn aiI orders after this date. . THEODORE VENNKMANN, Treasurer. je!4

FMMtK OL It PIwJS'JtE R HE J II ! JL THOMAS fCAXTLIN, Ts 't the Golden CofTte Pot), ha an immense stock ofStoTes and Housektping Ware, purchased sini-o the great panic In money a flairs, at ruinoiai rate to the manufacturers, hich he is willing to give his customer the advantage of, by calling at hia ol 1 stand. Call tt once aud secure barrains. - not w THOS. SCASTLLIN.

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AND DO WORK CHEAPLY, AND IM WORK CHEAPLY, AND IK) WORK CHEAPLY. AND DO IT NEATLY, AND IK) IT NEATLY, AND DO IT NEATLY. AND DO IT NEATLY, AND IN THE AND IN THE AND IN THE BEST STYLE, BEST STYLE. - BEST STYLE, AND IX THE BEST STYLE, GIVE US A CALL. GIVE IS A CALL. GIVE US A CALL, GIVE US A CALL, AT OUR. NEW OFFICE, AT OUR NEW OFFICE, AT OUR NEW OFFICE, AT OUR NEW OFFICE, - . ' AND SEE OUR SPECI3tES. " AND SEE OUR SPECIMENSAND SEE 01 R SPECIMENS, AND SEE 01 B SPECIMEN, AND LEARN OUR PRICES. AND LEARN OUR PRICES. AND LEARN OUR PRICES. AND LEA UN OUR PRICES. WE DEFY COMPETITION. WE DEFY COMPETITION, WE DEFY COMPETITION, WE DEFY C03IPETITION, EITHER IX WORKMANSHIP, EITHER IN WORK3IANSHIP, '- EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP, EITHER IX WORKMANSHIP, - OR IN TRICES. OR IN PRICES. OR IX PRICES. OR IX PRICES. JkirOver CRANE'S C03I3IISSIOX HOUSE, on Water street, three doors from Main, Evansville, Ind. EVANSVILLE JOURNAL C03IPAXY. jni.YE Ll'.yiRER tf SHI.VOLES.. JL TO BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS. Th suhscribsr ha bought out' the interest f R. If. Bennett, in the. Lumber Yard, near Krati A Heillman's Founder?-. He now öfters Lis stock at ft cheap price fur cash. -jlyl-hn - JAR. SWAXSON. Q MULE It. I MS .of VO TH ER arrival thi day of iu cask, at " ' - Z. II. CÜ0K A SON'S, Sole Apenr fr Evansvilk. -GROCERIES ..VZ FROflSIOStf. wJf EVANSVILLE, IND. " Wh es ait D.partment, First street, first bW fnm Xiin; Retail iK-partment, 3Iain street, C rut d vr biow the corner. Z. 11. Cook N-jn to thank hi friend In Evan. Tille and .neighborhood, for their favor so freely bestowed on him Fince he ha been In business among tlim, and takes this opportunity of Introducing to their notice hi son, 31 r. H. A. Cook, wham he ha taken into partnership from this date, and solicits for the new firm of 7 H. Cook & Son, aconUnnanc of the support so liberally conferred on himself. Z. II. Cook A Son, having taken the ba-iiie premise and purchased ILe whole stock of 3Ir. M. W. Fiader. ft4 confident that they w ill be enable to supply the citizen of. Evansville with every article they "may retruire in .j Grocery and Provision line. '.. II. Cook A Son wirh especially to draw th attention of persons in th- country having produce of any kind to dispose of, to their "iucredired facility fT taking off their stock, and supplving them at their store, with all articles required in tha wholesale department, at prices that mast insnr their orders for the futuro. feh2-tf

JfMI.y'E El'.7lHERTh subscriber would JL respectfully call the attention of carpenters and builders to his stock of Pins Lumber, w hich is one of the largest and best ever yarded ia this city. Frices as low as the lowest. Office corner Main and Seveuth street. - s J0H3I T. CLÜYLR. J1 '

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