Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 7 September 1859 — Page 2

oitnial. EVANS VI LLE, IND. Mjl WEDNESDAY MO V. r Jtahjo of the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit. JOHN PITCHER, of Posey. WM. f. PARRETT, of Warrick. Prosecuting Attorney for the same.. JAMES SHANKLIN, of Vanderburgh. 10"Our neighbor of the Enquirer agree ith as in the opinion that Mr. DougUu' ret paper is a conclusive historical argu ment in support of popular sovereignty, and a moat triumphant defense of the doctrines proclaimed by the author. It will do more to settle the question than all that has been written and said on the theme before ; it will add a cubit in the Enquirer' opinion to the intellectual stature of the Little Giant. The inquirer grows eloquent in its praises of the admirable paper and its able author. It views the principles he defends as eternal as the arches of heaven, and as true as me uospcts. To all of which we can heartily say, amen. But, in our anxiety to preserve this pleasant fellowship through the Presidential canvass, we are prompted to inquire what the Enquirer will do in defense of these admirable principles and their author, should Douglas be repudiated by the John L. Robinson convention at Indianapolis, and be rejected by the Charleston political conference ; and in place of popular sovereignty, the ultra Southern creed of Congressional intervention be substituted, as the platform of the party ? Are we in that case to have as we had in the last canvass the whole responsibility of defending the anti-Lecompton doctrines in this District? Will the Enqutrer deny ita present faith, and return to its old heresies, and, instead of working with us, oppose and abuse us ? We wish to know whether its devotion to Douglas and his doctrines is sufficient to induce it to adhere to him through disappointment ar.d defeat ; or if it be only a friend in prosperity and success ; only while there is a fair prospect of bis having the distribution of the emoluments and honors of the Federal Government. Ths Wibe Worker Dkfiatid. The result of the convention in Spencer, last Saturday, affords gratifying proof of the decline of the influence of party managers. The ruling clique of politicians called a meeting of the masses, with the programme of the procedings written out, and the names of their favorites inserted in their respective places, with the expectation of going through the farce of getting them endorsed in the usual way by the multitude without opposition or inquiry. But to the chagrin and mortification of the old wire pullers, a few men were present with independence enough to demand a free discussion and independent expression of the sentiments of the meeting to oppose their cut and dried proceedings, and upon the merits of the candidates. This did not suit the schemes of the managers, and rather than tolerate any freedom of action, they broke up the meeting in a row. It was a signal defeat of King Caucus, and shows that the reign of the caucusites is coming to an end. It afforded most conclusive evidence that the masses of the party are determined not to submit any longer to the gross impositions and tyranny of the party leaders. The candidates in Spencer, this season, will all run as independents, and each one will drpend on his own merits for success. The Post Master General has decided that no frank on mail matter canoe aiioweu to pass through the post office, except such as - .. . . ! 1 shall be in the handwriting of the person entiled to use it. The documents transmitted under a frank written by a clerk or employee of members of Congress, have been returned to the parties mailing them. The RepaWican Central Committee at Washington recently deposited a large quantity of political documents, under the frank of Mr. Covode, M. C, from Pennsylvania, in the post office at Washington, and the Deputy Post Master of that city refused to forward them on the ground that the frank had been written by a clerk. Mr. Covode was present and acknowledged the frank to be hia, but, as it was written by another, the Deputy Post Master persisted in refusing to mail them. An appeal was taken to the Postmaster General, who sustained the Deputy in his decision ; and so the Republican documents were refused a passage through the U. S. mail. WkW" Gen. Young, an eloqueut and influential politician of Cape Girardeau, Mo., has published a letter addressed to Hon. S. A. Douglas in which he earnestly appeals to him to declare himself an independent candidate for the Presidency, regardless of the proceedings at Charleston. Gen. Young tells him, in plain terms, that it is the design of the Lecompton leaders to sacrifice him? and thai there is no hope of his receiving the nomination of the Charleston Junto. He must rely on bis own strength with the people for success, ana commit his cause to bis real friends. Gen. Young tells him the uniform course of this Administration has been so .low, reveiingjand degraded in the vindictive pursuit of its own petty revenges sad personal aggrandizements, that he cum make no calculations of good from it. "They that trust its plighted faith, Lean on s reed thst soon will part And wai its shivers to tl heart." PaaaaccTiKo Attobnet. A correspondut at Rockport writes u that " Mr. ShaukHa will receive the votea of all parties in .Spencer tor Pro3ecutinf Attorney. Since L. . Umm avatinnniali.Ml ruiticq anil ftimCil tO BCB" . .L L " hia nroteasion with the determination to y . , . . . . , . . , dULCaeci. Be is maaing rapiu sirini'. io ;ui ch1IU ' . Z . . viable dosiUou at the bar ; and everv on po" .. , : . nnn.,uilinn I., h.-'n nun climli C'llltcs n i 1... - - - i avbeu they see Ltm worainjr lesoitueiy in

. Cematwaicactr'. VaKDERBcno, Aug. 26tu, "50.

I From painful circuaestaiK-es, Which I rnubt nnt nvprrulft. I was MYVenU-d from re-w'w--W WW mT plyingto the communication of " On Hand " util the present tiBve. As it is now decided by a majority to relocate tue iair grounu, we must siioum; out

it is just such a submision as we all gave give and sectional dogmas and uucoiistituto Buchanan's misrule (acting by a majority tioual designs which obtain, in a greater or rule) and the infatnons English Kansas bill, less degree, in both the Ieinocratic and the They all fully exemplify the principle and ; Republican parties, and utterly opposed to exercise of ''might over right." Still, iu the party now in power, its aider, abettors, conformity to republican principles, we suh- and supporters. We presume this will he

mit. It is manifest that the change will greatly enhance the interests of the city of KvaasTille and the Railroad Co.; to which, as respects the advantages accruing to either, I would be the first to object ; but there is scarcely a more inaccessible place in the county for those of its citizens who represent the agricultural and horticultural interest, and it will virtually be a city air ground. In my simplicity and honest feelings of conscientiousness, I ventured to hope that the city and county would act reciprocally to wards each others' interests, and that the ! city especially would not forget the source from whence a large proportion of its wealth and prosperity flowed. But ideas of conscientiousness and justice are not very popular at the present day, and if wc have courage enough to advocate fair and honest principles, wo expect to be styled " old fogies.'' Well, be it so. Such were Wash ington, Jefferson, Franklin, and a host of other worthies. The feelings which I have expressed were produced by a retrospective view of those cherished " rights and privileges ' which they defended, and which, in this progressive age, we may prepare ourselves to be sacrificed on the shrine of ambition. It is quite problematical, bowevei, whether such progress will enhance either our interests or our business. I must not neglect to reciprocate favoi with my esteemed friend " On Hand," who very flatteringly compliments me on my gallantry and modesty. From a previous acquaintance, I can fully return the compliment in point of gallantry; but should any accusation be brought against him for modesty, I can bear testimony that he is quite innocent of it ; and if his rationality had kept pace with hia size and pretensions, he would not expect us to give up our rights for his burlesque. Happening, however, to know somewhat of his proclivities, I will overlook his childish freakforold acquaintance sake. Cmzss. Personal auU Political. The Democracy of Louisiana are iu deep trouble, and are not likely to be comforted. A meeting of anti-Slidell Democrats was held on the night of the 24th ult., at New Orleans, for the purpose of taking preliminary ateps to nominate a ticket for State officers, in opposition to the one adopted at the Baton Kouge Convention la?t May, and which is generally kown as the SUdell ticket. At this meeting resolutions recommending the opposition to the Slidell Democracy to organize and appoint delegates to meet at New Orleans on the second Monday in September, to agree upon candidates to be supported upou the Opposition ticket were passed. The Hon. F. K. Zollicoffer, of Tennessee, in a letter to the Baltimore American, denies bing a Jew. He says : " I am not a Jew, aud am not aware that any one bearing my name is of Jewish faith. This error may seem scarcely worth correction, yet I prefer that it should be removed, and beg that you will correct it."' It is pretty generally understood that the American party in the State of New York, instead of throwing away their votes upon an independent ticket, will select candidates from each of the two prominent parties and vote for them. They think, in this way, they may make themselves felt as a " balance of power" party. The following are the names of the Y.nglish cricket players who are to contest 11 against 22 in four matches, to 1 played at Montreal, New York, Philadelphia, aud Hamilton. I he players are : Caffyn, Lockyer, Grundy, Lillywhite, Carpenter, Wisden, Parr, Daft, Jackson, Hay ward, Diver, and Ctesar. The first six are of the United Eleven; the last six of All England Eleven. At the New Jersey Democratic State Convention, about the only thing in which the Democracy appeared unanimous was in recotnmendingthe name of Hon. WsL C. Alexander to the Charleston Convention, as a suitable Democratic candidate for the Vice Presidency in 18G0. The Albany, N. Yn Itegeucy are likely to have some trouble in packing the delegation to Charleston. The country Democracy are not likely to agree that the appointment of delegates shall be made by the State Contion at its session on the seventh of September. The friends of the district system arc bestirring themselves. A New York paper says that Mr. Wood, if he lives, will be the candidate for Mayor next December, and adds that there it no compromise, and no other position, city, State, or national, that could indued him to swerve from this purpose. We call that decidedly emphatic. Superintendent Pilsbury, of New York city, by his vigor io enforcing the Sunday law, has produced the happiest effects. Fori once, in that rendezvous of the lawlesi, the t . , Siibbath baa liecome a day of comparative lUtet. The Sational Intelligencer says : Tho wheat crop of this year must be tha largest ever raised in this country. In Minnesota it has been very abundant, yielding froiu twenty to tlnrty huihels to the acre. ' 'All other kinds of .r.iin are abundant. In Canada the wheat cro i .... by the sututaal bu - p of 1 HStt is estimated eau at thirty uiilliotts J of bushels, bwing aa increase of over .-ity- ! seven pr cent.

The State tWral Opposition Committee

of lrginu., hare issued ji call fur a State 1 , 1I1V1 ! I : , .11 t.l .1-ef.lllV ill Mil'. iuuAti.iM the : - t - 7T 1 4th of September. This Convention is in . .l.i .. . . ... ., vtL.nul rVmv.n- I ' IHI''. l ltWIll'lt IU n .miiuuai " 11 tio intended to be held hereafter, with the view of couecting ftnd harmonizing and orssjfetasr tuc conservative l uion sanUroenU 0f the country, opposed alike to the aggten- j called the Convention of Conservatives. A letter from Washington dated the 2d says : " Senator Fitch left yesterday for home. The strife in his State, between Dunham and Hendricks, for the nomination for Governor, requires the attention and efforts of all Democrats. The former is a Douglas,- and the latter a Bright man. Gov. Willard wisely keeps out of the way."' There was much excitement in Bow ling Green, Clay county, Indiana, a few days ago, in consequence of the arrest of a wealthy man named Lnther, on a charge of counterfeiting. He gave $1,000 bail for his appearance at the next term of the Circuit Court. Dr. Owen has been instructed by the State Board of Agriculture to begin his ge ological survey in the Southern portion of the State between the 15th of this month and the 1st of October. His compensation was fixed by the Legislature at $5,000. There is a remarkable provision in the Kansas constitution, which requires "all bills to originate in the House of Representatives, and be subject to amendment or rejection by the Senate."' T'-: -ovision is either an error in print, r . out an immediate amendmeu iiuciou. fution after its adoption, or an error in judt nt, which is as injudicious us the change it seeks to make is radical. Naturalized Citizens is Prussia. A letter from Washington says Gov. Wright has just informed the State Deptment " that it is not true, as reported by many of the American newspapers, that there are several American citizens in the Prussian army." Mr. Wright adds that he knows of none. The telegraph adrises us of a fatal shooting affray in Hopkinsville, Ky., in which Mr. W. W. Weston waa shot and instantly killed by Capt. James S. Jackson. It will be remembered that Capt. Jackson waa the late Opposition candidate for Congress in the Second District, and was do feated by Dr. Peyton. Gen. Caas is really a wonderful man. The Washington States thus discribes him: Aa we were passing along under that shady archway of green branches eastward of Lafayette Square, the other evening, we met the venerable chief of the State Department, walking as briskly and erectly as a young soldier just crowned with victory. He was dressed in a loose summer suit, and looked so blithe and happy that we could not forego stopping him in his promenade, and telling him how bale and hearty he was. As usual he was most pleasant. Cien.Cass is always so. We know no man so urbane in his deportment or so ready in speech, lie really appears, when in animated conversation, as a well preserved man of fifty, although he has seen his three-score and ten years. A Lakob Family. The Nashville (Tenn.) Adi ocate, in speaking ot a large camp meeting recently held in that vicinity, says that among the persons present was a church member whose name wits Lynch, a man ot wealth and great liberality M lie bore the burden of feeding and lodging " a large number who were on the camp ground. This Mr. Lynch must be a remarkable man. He has now nineteen children, and hia father had thirty-two, and at one time during the war thirteen of bis bouh were in the army. The State of Virginia, where he then lived, passed an act releasing the patriotic patriarch from all taxation. Tiie Cost or Sctportino a CuracH. The Century says that the average expense per annum to the members of the different denominations thronghout the United States' for the support of their different church services, is estimated to be about as follows: A Baptist and Methodist, 3 40 : a Presbyterian, $6 ; a Congregationalist $10 ; a Roman Catholic, $15 ; a Reformed Dutch, $22, and a Unitarian, $23. Empty Houses. The Springfield Journal complains of the number of houses ' to let ' in that CltV. Which. It savs. IS creator DOW than at any former period I w - w r wr t j 1 Vvrtw-. liaiu uiurjuioi; driven the people away, ar. J preatly reduced business operations. The Journal thinks the same effects have been produced throughout Illinois generally. .. Nacvoo The Icerian commuuity at Nauvoo sold all their property a few days ago, it having been previously assigned for a debt of $18,000. Theyercaliie v S10.000 more tnun is necessary w in Old mormon temple lot ROB i rCDlaiUI of the temple, sold for Si..:" ,.. DIED. in Taae'luv nridiig, sA.1 o'okk,G : i.. an, infant st-n t M I., and lllnvla Johuson, agi-d 'jh month ami 1 1 (lay. M- 'JIJSTK A. Til E IKV (dMt Pauls i Kpiat opai i hurch desire to engnK irgaulst. Application, stating term, will Im. rstMived ly the uudersiguued. .m J. T. CRISP. Volksbote copy ) aval a sol. I r.v. -TUB BMOBEtfMB lioual coimectioii betwntm Drs. Klirman t Rilrd ha . a. 1. bv the wltb.iruwal of Dr. Bair.i. Tha I. ilia will mm xliuated bv Dr. KHRMAN. who is authorised to collect the same. Mm- Bmm.njJVtrai.BIVMX.-nm. " EUK,MA5.U TcU,od wUh. .m iu U" nroieasii.n. Dr. GLF.IVIZ pronounced fllsvis rej cratly from one of the beat German Medical schoola, f and who has had practice as a surgeon as well as a physician. They can te consulted at the office beret roro ocenplea ty ur. anrmsn. at an nours. MM- AT VK F" t CeYtsfAV OIL, tVBBJiBB MM is superior to anything iti use for L'uggles, Oiuuibuse. NViigono, Dntys, t 'art, and Heavy Mill Geariog. It combines with the greasy nature of Taliow all the blanduess of oil; keeps the axles cool and cleau ; does not run off ; will staud anv tempe-ature; tor cheapness and durabi Ity. Is unsu passed A few gross just recelvel i;J f r sale iy , sepa klisha I. babcock. aud durability. Is unsurfRW OBBBBkojrB TMOt: fr lnia ?Sgtt JSP " -fai FA?tf, AsAfafaA' A T 0c BBB 100 , MW L.BB. JS.ISKI poiOUd ?0. I Hrai lot aalo al

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ADVERTISEMENTS.

:i"Al:i AGAINST YAU. & WINTKR BY CHOICE INSURANCE Willi I H K A IWCOKl'OHATKPtSlO CHARTER PBBPRVAL CASH CAPITAL, sl,000,()00 ! ABSOLUTE AND IS IMPAIRED. MKT srr.PLfs ok 941,181 79, And the prtwtig of 40 yr. sucsess and cxiterienre. UPWARDS OF $12,000,000 Of loaseri hare been paid by the Etna Insurance Company in the past 40 years. The value of reliable insurance will be apparent front the following LOSSES PAID BY THE iETNA DURING THE PAST FIVE YEARS: In Ohio $i.;l,vlM In MicLiganif 1 .'.8,043 81 In Indiana... 140,839 81 In Illinois... 448,327 41 Tennessee.... 97,549 21 Kau. A Nab. 19,945 77 Ark. A Ga... 23,945 09 In Wisconsin KVJ.Vi " Iu Keutucky. .','' 40 Missouri 38l,M8 04 Iowa a Minn. 101,399 40 Penn. k Va... 31,595 82 Miseisaippi and Alabama, J 52,412 18 Fire and Inland Navigation Kisks accepted at tanns cousirtent with solvency and fair pront. Especial attentio girento Insurance of DWELLISGS and Contents, for terms of 1 to 5 years. The solid service long and successfully tried, and the many advantages the Etna Insurance Cenipmny pottsesses iu its line, should not be overlooked by those ready to instjra, aud uedcrstandiug their beat interests. During "stringent time."' the necessity for reliable Insurance Incomes aa imperative daty the ability of property owners to sustain loss being then much lessened. Agencies tn all the principal cities aad towns throughout the Stato. Policies issued without deby any of the duly author iaed Ageuts of the Uaaka mny. Dl'SINES ATTK.'DKI) T WIT!! DISV V ICII AND FIDE! !TY ALLEV C. HALLOCK., .cnt. m.pti-3ind&w X F W FALL A N D WINTER GOODS. B .HUBS, YOU AM m MTWITUD TO MJ rail on KOSKK BK0S. A CO. They are now able to show you one of the most JtuhiomaUe stocks of FANCY DRY GOODS ever brought to this market. Your especial attcutiuu ia culled to their large asaortment of BLACK AND FANCY SILKS, containing Robes, Bayadere siripos, und all modern styles of the day. In WOOL.RN GOODS their stock will compare favorably with any other house in the West. SILK VELVET A SD CLOTH CLOAKS of superior iUality and atyle. Their stock of Ladies' COLLAUS Jt SLEEVES is immense; nor must you forget to ! uk at their immense variety of Ladies', Misses', and Children's Hose and Gloves, 4c, Ac. llouse Wifes will also find it to their interest to examine their stock of IMPORTED CARPET8, FLOOR OIL CLOTH8, DOOR MAT. RUGB, in larga quantity. It would be hardly worth while to enumerate their stock of Staple Goods. It is generally con ceded that their stock of Calicoes, Flannels, Blsu kets, bhawls, Caaimeres, Sattinets, Jeans, Lia says, Ac , Ac, will, in variety, in quality, and ia price, bear investigation with any other house la the city. Renu mber No. 30 Main street. sepft R08KR BROS. A CO. w -ince the foruuttioti of our partnership. Our trnde h.ts inrroased beyond our expectation. We desin to raturn our inrere thanks to our nunn rous patrons aud if a well assorted stock of goods, low prices, and strict attentlou tn business, will merit a continuance of your favors, we think we will have claims Un you. Our facilities for purchasing at low prices were never as goo-l as at present. NINE YEARS' EXPERIENCE at merchandizing has enabled us to become acquainted with son.-? of the bett kmsss in the leading markets of the Union, and we are almost dally receiving supplies from some of them. We may imt "blow" aa much aa other hne, whose receipts are largely increased by printing Bnt tho pubik- may depeud that iu ptices, qualities, aud luantities, we "won't be leat." We ask a trial. aepr VK'KKRY BROS., '2 Main .tret. Skvt'.Vs BIK8 JVHT U WtVBM VWm -W 500 bu.i country Bran uioh and heary,) W P.i W. K Che-se, 2 tiei t prime Leaf Lard, 9 hhds do N. Ol Sugar, 17h F. Bar Lead and Shut. 10O busbels lrisb r.'Ut-, SO ios Fresn Egns, AO lr.4 KimIi Tal.le Butter. K..r ante by sti Vlt'KKKV BKDS., Hi Maiu street. .1 . I'ERHY ELlilOTT'N CITY Gl-tllory of Airt, NO. 45 .MAIN STREKT, EVASSV1LLE, fMB. SVaT" Particular attention given to Phti?rupb tuid Melainotypes. sepo-ly Tt4B-MMST i 1 1. 1.. 1. 1. PEKhous indebted to C. DAVIDSON, are re. spectfully requested to call and piy up aithin ten day, or measures certainly will lie taken to enforce payment. N. B. All work in the Tailoring line will lie attended to with neatness and dispatch, but not on unite so long credit. sep5-3t C. DAVIDSON. AMERICAN Wholesale Clothing House. TIV.V WMMMm JIUO, TRB WMOM.M Clothing trade of the Weet was comparatively of small amount, and was confined almost exclusively to a retail business in the larger towns and cities alone. Now this line of Goods has become an almost indispensable part of the stjck of every general Dry Goods store from the crowded city to the cross-road stand. Like all chan.es in trade. I however, tun one lias not neen prooti O except for . ... i... ..f ........... A . U - la. I lliu ucti wi irawiii. .-vinoiiK iin-e iv iiic ;ieni , i ..,;.i i - . . ,i, ,.r .inn. I uwin ia, j ..uiiiiiK i.i,. uauuij ui garment.4 together the uperior won and speed of sewing mar hi nee iu manufitcturing t'.e great saving of time in waiting for your "turn' at the Tailor's the uncertainty of even then gettinc a satisfactpry "fl(,'' nnd above alt the saving of at leat one-half the ctwt of tho garment in the price. For a number of years this ha oulj been a part of our general Dry Good busluev, but we nave made arrangement to devote our whole bouse exclusive! v to it alone with sin h Hues of Notions and Furniihin.u Qooa as will bene, en.su ry and desirable in Mat trail.-. l'.eli!ng that the true interest of ,. .. ! to staiu u iu thi., tuterpri we w..,i!,l ie ctl"tilly announce that we uow have on Intiel ..ie of the l.trget and nnt desirable sto.ks of WKLL MAD CLOTIIING that was ev, r offereil to Ihe truile ol' the Wef.t. We respectfully so'icit a call from all our old friends and the trmlc generally. We charge nothing for . .i' i i ' . nr c".ds, ami ifV mica if you SSSJ th-ni. ii prepared to sell to all prompt-time liiiyr is tow'as any hoaje ill the trails. AliKral fiaSSnexal alo mad" ii all ad. WM. C FRENCH A CO., aepS No. 2i Mniu street. WM. E. FRENCH & GO, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN READY-MADE Clotliing, AMi VA Bf K EE XOn OA'S, No. '40 Main Street, ErtuivllU, Ind. Agents for German Anchor Bolting Cloth. W 0T-A LI GMT tVBJV i'0.i: JLj Ilia right knee is larger than the other. His eyes were weak. Any one taking up the Fouey and uotifyiug the uudersigued, will be liberally rewarded . aep3.1wd EDGAR DUNK. MJmM MB V At O VJTit T- THE 6VBiiCklUEBi M7 to stock In the Yanderburgh County Agricultural aud Horticultural Laud Association will take notice that a rail is mado for the balance due ou suhsorlptions niade prior to 18.V.) aud fifteen dullars ou each share on the new stork , the whole amount Is needed, snd w ill be ro- eived. sepj 8AMI EL ORIt, President. sVf til B I?!T ?To. tl!e?5 fr M fS f V JZS 1! w-brh thej Imtte I lie at tentljli otlheir tiumeuxia m-toin-rs They will Im. ...id at their usual low I'll"". ' rooms linnow in. ,,, tnlllO, ui I, j ,1 it ..! Mala treet an I lovk at them.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

.-Tift OF THE UNIVERSITY, AT CAMBRIDGE, MASS. . ! The InMruftors in thi ScAool are t Ilos. Josl Pa i h kr. LL. P.. Royal Profcnser. Ho. TMBoPHiLCi Paaaonts, LL. D-. Dsns Proresstr. How. Kmobt WiniBVfR, LL. O., University Prof. T1HE COrKSM Oy IN8TB VCTtOK embraces the variety branches of the Common Law ; mud I Kijuity, Admiralty, Commercial, International, and Constitutional Law ; and tha JnrlsrTudanc of ! the I'nited hiatrt. The Law LiurarT eoaaiaU ml Hlxut M,no Toluiuaa, and aa new worke appear, 1 1.. v arc hiI I- 1. and ran . 0 .rt ia made tn render It i oniplelw. IuatructKo 14 riren br oral llnrra aad expedition, laud ly ivritatiotia aul -xulu.ttiou In roa -lut ti"ii witb th-in, , of wbirti thre are ten errjr veL. Two Hwot mrtaar alao h;ae In escL week, at i of whiah, a rauae preTiptial girpu ou: ii argued by four students, and an opinion Ulivored by the Presiding Instructor. Rooms and otbar facilities are also uroTiiied for the Club Courts; and au Assembly Is hold wewkly, for pntr ttOS In debate, and acquiring a knowledge of parliamentary law ami proceedings. Students may anter tha School in aay atage of their professional studies or mercantile pursuits, and at the commencement of either term, or In ihe middle, orotlier part of the tersn. They are at liberty to elect what studies t) ey will pursue, according to their view of their own wants and attainments. The Academical year, whirli ooaasBences ou Thursday, six weeks after the third Wednesday in July, is divided into two terms of twenty wenks each, with a vacation of sis weeks at the end of each term. During the winter vacation the Library ts opined, warmed, and lighted, for the use of the members of the Si In ml. The Ezercisea of the next Term will commence ou MONDAY, Sept, ft, 18A9. Applications for admission, or fur catalogue, or any further information, may be made to aither of the Professors at CambridgeJ CaMsatMB, July SS, 1859. eep:i-law3wU g 4ko. m. HOjyrjyrTjtt, jso. 10 jmjmjv ' " street, has now in store snd is constantly recelvjnt: for the Fall and Winter Trade, the best stock ever brought to this State or ricinitr, of all kinds of HARDWARE suited to the West, and which, having been selected and part-baaed in person, from the moat extensive Importing Homes and Manufactories of nearly all the Eastern cities and towns, in addition to several invoices im pored directly by him from good manufacturers English and German he can, and will sell as low aa any concern in the West ; feeling confident that goods and prices cannot fail to please and satisfy, j He would ask the especial attention of Merchants, I Manufacturers, Carpenters, Millwrights, Coopers, Gunsmiths, and all who need any articles usually lounu in a nrst class Hardware store wholeatle and retail. Without pursuing detail, the mention of a lew leading articles tnsy bo well, vis: Table and Pocket Cutlery, Razors. Shears, and Scissors, Including Geo. Wostenbolm a Son's jus tly celebrated nianutacturf a : Batcher's Knives and Steels; Files, all kinds ar ', of Butcher's aud other -ianufacturee ; A Chisels, Geuget, Bra-- i and Bitts, am! nters' and Coopers' TooU, from ( bi " . Corn. Barton's, Rochester, an-' W W- fT...., . muufactories, together with fook'a . . Patent Premium Auger Bitts. Also Hand, kipping, Pauel, and Back Saws; also, the various s.zes and styles of Mill, Circular, end Cross-Cat Sa a a, with Tuttle's Patent Hook Tot .th Croat -Cut Sawa ; large and small Scales, iu grist variety of pattern j Axes and Hatchets for all purp....... H, mi-. Building Materials. All Gunuirs' Materials ; Gunnera Implements to almost anyixteut; Meat Outtera and St offers; Iron and V ...1 Pump Curbs, together with Chain Pump Fixtures ; Ames' and ether makers' 8horels, Spades, end Grain Scoops ; Jack Screws ; a fine assortment of all kinds of Brushes; Copper and Iron Rivets and Burrs; Protective Weapons; Horse, Wrought, Casing, and Finishing Nails, all sixes ; a new aad excellent assortment of Fishing Tackling; Psint aud Coffee Mills ; Corn Shelters and Mills. Ageut for Dole, Silver J Fetch's Premium Saw Gummer, ! t Upright and Circular Saws. GEO. 6. SON NT AG, sep3 No. 10 Main street. JOB W jIM HI VMM OF OJ W 4 dor.eu Cedar Pail. 10 d Alicanu Mats, 5J0 do large Eastern Brooms, 0 nests assorted Mark at Baskets, 4 dozen Wooden Spoons, 4 do Fhmr Selves, 90 packages Carpet Tacks. t doreu Match Safes. For ssis at sepl 2. H. COOK A SON'S. M?OB TMB BALL TMJBB. -Jt7.T M receive. per steamer Hastings, a fine assortmont ot O e is from the East, suitable to the wants of the Families of Evanaville, consisting In part of .lis n sugsr cured, fine favored Hams. KJOMros Rit-betl Sides Baron, 40(i lbs Shoulders prime, 3 tierces Extra No. 1 Lard, 30 boxes P. A O.'s best and Oermau 8oaps, xt) boxes Star and Opal Candles, In tfs A Q hxs. 20 boxes Fsncy Soaps, i barrels extra No. 1 Lard Oil, 3 barrels Golden Syrup. This article Is aiuch recommended, It bags Almonda, Filberts, Psoas, and Braail Nuts, 3 casks Bur eatix Prnnea a Ino Iwt, 3 boxes genuln Italiau aud TermtoelU and Maccaronl, a bhls Lovs ling's Crushed Sugar, abbs do Pulverhud Sugar. TLaee Sugar are acknowledged by all in the trad to be the best in the United States. Mackerel -catch of 1W ia hbLs aad k. this, No. 1, No. 2, and No. A White Fish In half harrels. JO bag Rio Coffee, A fine article of ssUcttd Blaok Tea equal, U not superior, to any in the city Ac, Ac. K. IS. The whale of the aoove Oowds having been bought for Cain, we are enabled to offer .ut old and new customers any articles they may teuire at such rirv as will quit aarpriae them. t an au.i exsmuie lur yourseivm, at KRSKINE, CL KN1CK A CO.'H, sepl 47 Main street . 9s G. NUBlal NC, FoaaaaUf with Urban, Donne A Co., Civcijinati. Mauiifiactnrer of FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF Corner Third and Division Streets, EVANS VI LLE, IND. a tan tly on hand, all different aiaes of Saras, latest style and improvements, guaranteed to be equal in durnbility and finish to any Eastern manuf:u'turers, at the lowest Cincinnati prices. A: - Mauufacturer of LOCKS, WALL SAFiCS, SHl'TTKRS, Etc., all finished ia the best style of workmanship. Specimen of Safes, etc., may be sees at Meat rs. Roelker, Kinsman A Co., 76 Main street, to whom 1 all orders must be addressed. aug3l JBB OB Ts7 AT TO afAVaW fiMs V j K A1I.N takes this opportunity to iuform the , citizens of Krausville and the public geuerally, thst tie has bis stock of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING complete, and particular!)-, that he has bought aome of the It neat ready-made Clothing at the tabli'hnieiit of Brooks A Bro., New York a much U tter made-up Clothing than Devlin's, aud fifteen j jer cent. , h aj.er iu the price ot which heilivites the public t ) aatisfy themselves, and be their own judge, iu regard to the Clothiug and price. He ' ha also employed a first-rate Tailor at his estta- ' linhmeut, which will enable him to make up anything In his line to order, as cheap as they can be bought ready-made. Besides this, he keeps a general assortment of Gentlemen's Furuishiug Gocd, . aud a very good aasortment of Hoys' aud Chtldren s ( lothin. Please call at his store, on Main street, aud satisfy yourselves of the above facts. ang30 B ut b 'jL m a. vte mm wb juht re'eive I a few choice Ladies' Gold Watches, Diamond back. Mso a sew hue English Watches aud some Ivautifol sets of 'oral Jewelry. In a lcirt tii!i" era shall rcreive Fall stock. In the meautr .e v.-c will sell n.arkably low prirea .ill lUOLFF BROS., aaglp 4 Main street. To " ' UHEJP.-OJl'E A5 jair , old Sinks, perfectly kind mui of good sire. One Milch I sw. One tine Saddle Hoi aud gotxl in auy bsrn -. vne inuian I'ony, also a god worker iu heru.-s V.. H. COOK A SON'S augM-dAw stock Yard. mm ' f iuo.s: tuo ut-.vtu.tis a - MM sorted StSas, wai ranted to be of the very lest juslity, juit received aud for sale by au24 JACOB 8TRACB A SON . Notice to Directors. rmrBE BiBMCt mmrn mi- tmb soutmM western Indiaus Agricultural and Mechanical District Fair will meet t Evausville on Tuesday, September 0th, 18-09, for the purpose of selecting Jndces of Award for the ensuing Fsir. Director will please niake out and biing with them a Ihn of Crsous iu their eoontv qualified to act, se that ths nr. I caa select from the w hole. Dy order if the President. sn24-tt T. HOBNIROOK, Bet'y. C O P J t r.y-E m H tB g L B . sf . ROSTER and WM. A. 6WTN have this day been admitted as members of the firm ef Oao. Fesvxa t Co., rnder which style rhs bnslneas will rmaia a heretofore. M. W. FOTltB. GEO. FOSTER. EvAkivtLt r., Sept. 1, Mpj MMoor m hYrts s?f h bbvvrd MM rainrs. EMBICU A CO. fcevw fhla dav iratved h V.xpises, alsigw lot ef Ckfldrev's. Mteaea .! Lad as' fe'teel Srtfio Aklrts, whVh tbea w4ll sell atgsreattv re liaa priest, rail iu and -. tl.sn.. ahgol

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Mons. Danielle's DANCING ACA I EM Y, 91AKBL.K HALL. oi r.n UK" t WvM. spectfolly advrti.e fo the pectfollv advertise fo the Pr- :itn and youug LatlicaaHd i !.t!euirn si Kvnu-vili!-, thnt he will rtmtiueut-c MaanajosaS esfwssa knsttractlasj la til fmO.i. .nable art of DA NCI KG on flit- fir.'.; nj October, e hori hr ill irimmnt. c to lean, til I.adiea and wi'iiMi-uieii who will . tli.-iiif iw, :iin!er hit Instruction, all the dnnrea of lb ibn . icMecii in munurr.) in a single , oiirm; or wiil umk.- no chtr- TI.m Hf..t.t j-nnmnte the ptri . .in have, that Mimwihii will ,U all he pr.. a. Is inference to any ..u- hiM every oik- fthu l4..e ka-ti under his tutorship, iUr term je cktmml. ;.u .., a l.0. o.ii HMft orlkTf learn fddabJSri'. rrr. tly. . ightes-n dan.-, .i. . !.as..,. raatseaH "with t a and ev.y Mdnit ,.,.,! j. t.. lt..,rri ,. !h, dauceri u i;!i. .!. U.j tli.' sum ..I t... i. i .. t. rrK;udlei ... With rdle .f the itnmber i.f l..-.... .i . ' i ' i.in . ' j I ... I mu u mini u, f, ,,. twelve aii'l lilf-iti 1iui. and villi atlme It ruquires torty. I will also itaraiit-e to learn nil Children itweeu tie- of. and 14 in one or one and a half course of l,-.s.M. the ...rents tlM-mswivea and the public to Im- tho juilgxs. .is to whether thoy dance or only jump in had time to mosic, as they have been taught t.y Snl'aHsaSt Dancing mimics who formerly dialled this city. Parent aud friends will U at all times admitted to the Children' school, when they can tlieniM-lves see Monsieur's system of imartiug this very important branch of education to tlie young. Monsieur will slsa dev.ito a po t of his time to teaching private cl.w ,f young Laatics at private residences. Also t give private instructions to auy young hvly who may preler to he instructed in her own parlor. Children's Class every Wednesday urn) Saturday, from to 4 P. M . Tonng Ladies's Class every Wednesday and Saturday, from 4 to 6. Gentlemen's Class every Monday aud Thuraday evening, from 7 to 10. angSU-lm CIIARL H. DANIELLE, P. D. O VttTHMti. WWM. KL'KTZ. at the IVIiilssali and J.eiaii i.ouiectloli:irv on sirst street, v two doors from ihe Post Office, has again been aj.puiutcd sole agent for Maltby's Baltimore Oysters Iu the city of Evausville, and he will receive daily, supplies by Express, directly from the Packer, in Baltimore. He is prepared to offer the trade eticJi inducements forjthe entire season as have never licen offered iu this market heretofore. A constant daily supply always on hand, so that dealer and families can obtain at auy tiiae during tho season tliose choice Oysters, In cans aud half can, and in Ihe shell, warranted Ireali and sweet , aud very superior in flavor aud quality. Terms cae'u. And none but bankable money received. A. KURTZ, ai5-iiu Sole Agent for Evausville. SOUTHERN RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT GUIDE BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ML with a ci rculaticn of ten thousand peruioii'li, would respectfully inform the merchants of Evausville and vicinity that he is prepared to contract for advertisements at very low rates. Baaiueas Card..- 810 imh'rh One S(uare "JU t Half P One Page . 50 " Address J. C. BRAIN, Editor Southern Railroad Guide, JyU-d Box 449, Louisville, Ky. HUNNELL'S . nKvui or WALNUT STREET AND TUE CANAL, EVAUSVILLE, ISD. rWlBia JVBW B H TJ B L J0AY.fr JT.VT M ti now in full operation, with new and complete Machinery of the latest style, for Planing and Dreesibg Lumber, plsuing aud groovlug Flooring, making Doors and Sash Mouldings, Wiudow Blinds, and every other deecription of work done in such establishments. All work at these Mills warranted to be well done, and will be oflerea at the loweat cash price. Packing Boxes of all kinds made to order. Brackets and Scrolls sawea to any patt u Slitting and all kind of Sawing done la onl. r, and in the mot approved stvlc. Jy22 WILLIAM HUNNELL. St. Charles Saloon. NR YV PROPRIETORSHIP AN ENTIRE RE-ORGANIZATION. mWfis R .s. Maf.tT.WfYaV a DMMIEU88, OfwM from New Orleane, have purchased the ST. CHARLES SALOON, ou First street, nearly oppo site the Post Office, snd havo refitted it in an elegant and attractive style. The new proprietors have had lone experience as keepers of fashionable and popular ReeLau rants in New Orleans, and they will endeavor In their new bonse, to com biue all the elegancies and luxuries of Northern and Southern Restaurats in the ST. CHARLES. They have brought a large and complete stork f choice Liquors frem Now Orleans, which tbey collscted with care during their business in that city. Their connections and acquaintance in that city will enable them to obtain the choicest supplies of Liquors, Fruits, and luxuries from thst ; market in futnre, and tuey will spare ne expense . oor pains to make the ST. CHARLES surpass, hereafter. Its former repreevntation, as a pleaant Saloon, s place of (sad living ai d elegmit, reflued aud luxurious resort. F" Billiard players will fiod at this Ssloon a net of the finest marble top Billiard Tables, from the well known aud celebrated factory of J. M. BrunsI wick .( Co. i The undersigned flatter themselves that long ox- , iierience and careful attention will enable them to merit a reputation eijtml to auy Saloon in Hie .,- J ern country. sr- a bplen.lhl Lmich will be served up in the most approved stvle, evtrv morning at 10 o'clock. HAMMER A DREIFl'SS. augl Late of New Orleans. fiB TE.nPLE'S lO.Jii'Ol . O V HOPS AND BONESET IT is the safest, surest, cheapest, and most reliable remedy for the erin;tneiit cure of COLDS, COUGHS, HOARSENESS, ASTHMA, CROUP, WHOOPING COUGH, Aud all affections of tho Throat and Lungs. It being prepared upon S i. ntiBe principle, and from articles that are entirely vegetable. The COMPOUND STRUP OF HOI'S AND BONESET Is manufactured by C. ROTHEXRrSH A SON, Hamilton, Butler County, Ohio, to whom all orders must be addren.v 1 ; and aold by KELLER A WHITE, Druggists Evausville, Indiana, and by Druggists and Merchants throughout the country. inn ', jr a.vlt't.S' Hon l ; AND KTTV MJ ALE 4 casks ass'd pts at qts Lond.in Porter, 4 do do do Scotc.'. Ale. A genuine iuip-i t. ! atticle at augW Z. 11. COOK d- SON S. MJVTS, OILS. AT I -.. . s IOOO kegs pure W lute Lriul, 200 keg do do alWC, 70U lbs pure English Red Lead, i" caus French White Zit.c t,l SOU lbs EuKlih Patent Drjer, loco Bw ass'd ratals ill 1000 cans do Paints in eil, 2000 extra Putty, in tin cans, 1000 gallon Uatseed oji, 1 cask No. 1 (' . n N.unisli. 1 do While Dt-mar do, I do No. 1 Furniture SBt, 1 do Brow n Japan do, With a full assortment of Paint, Scrubbing, A hitewaeh, Horse, and Counter Brushes. Just received by E. S. BAIIt tK K. THE I TT I E J" HTti.L A II E AD. You often hear Ladies rviuark that they can always Is) suited at S. KMB1CH A CO.'S. Weil, tho reason is thill they keep everything in the Dry Goods line, aud as they wv disposing of their Mock at reduced prices iu order to make room tor au early fall purchase; the attraction is uuusually large. Their stock of Shoes is excellent, and cannot beexcelled. in prices augl MUTUAL FIKK INSURANCE COMPANY IPANY.) NTV. OF VANDERBURGH COU Ev.sv 1LI s. Aug M7 L ECTO.V.-THE A .V.VA'A A, ilsctlon tor sereu Director and a Secretary will be held ou MONDAY, Aug. 13, 153, between the hours of '1 and 4 o'clock P. M., at the office, on Third street, aitjoiuiog the Crescent City Bank. aus5-10t KOUT. EARLY. Secretary. MJI OUB.' BLOsVBl BLOVU I-JU6T JC received and fr sale 6 sks fresh grusaii extra w hite wheat Flout , w 2d sks do nuporline do, lObblsxt.a Jo. All of which we usrraot. BBg.S VICKLUY BROTH F.RS. 1 tart wo mm ant room, of the city THHEii famished, ti 1 1 . jii re a t i r. nt, iu tbo ...,'! .; lb- .L.iitiiHl offi e. 23 BCtiHELH Eau S OH.y BEtsltwsl aad Aw mIu at z. 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CHANGE OF AGENCY. PHCENIX INSURANCE COMPANY. Hartford, Conn. The agency of this favorite Company, held by ALLKN CL HALLOCK, Esq., has this day en cli.irrged, and JOHN W. XCXIEM, Late of Memphis Tenu., bss hem appoiuted ss his sncosssor. Parties holding Policies in the PHENIK, can have thvni reaewed by calling upon Mr. M. M. MAG ILL, General Ag't, Cincinnati INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL TO BY THI PHCENIX INSURANCE COMPANY or HAiiTFOBD, OOmS. Cash Assets, OVER HALF A MILLION DOLLAKS. S. L. LOOMIS, President. H. Keli ".;, Secretary. W. Maoiii. Ceneral Agent, Cincinnati. msf" Ap;.licaiions received, Policies issued aud renew ed, aud all business pertMining to this agaucy proa2tlg attended to by JOUX W. .KJSEX Agent. ftsT" Office with Dr. Bray, over Adams Express Company. augl2-3ru 4&TJTE.1IE.'T OB C-OJOB. ASSETS, Al'GrST 1. ISM. Cash on hank and in Bank ptHJOSO OS dish in the hnlid of Agents.... :r7,4SS 31 fl a,M2 y. eoo ui s!K.-t:itc aiiiuctiiiilaTed , Loan secured by MortjrHe on nnen-iiniljere-l Ileal Estate Loaus amply secured by pledge id Sts k, 1 to n ds, f-c 50 sharss U. S. Trust Cu. Sttsrk, New York $0,000 $AJiiO liO" shares American Ex. Bauk Stock, N Y 20,000 20,010 200 shares Metropolitan Bank stock, N Y SO.'30 gl,8W Ji-I l;ales Hank of Commerce Stork, N Y is0,4j au,uuo lVsbartw Coutiuatl Bk Stock. N Y ..1.000 lA,liiO 200 shares Merchants' Ex. Stock, NY 10,000 10,000 4J8 shares ot Merchants' Stock, N Y 10,T!W 12,198 50O siiaree Ph.enix Stock, N Y 10,000 11,200 100 share Ocean Stock, N Y 4,000 4,8ri S00 shares Far. & Mech s Stock, HartforJ 3ti,00TI S4,i0 ano shares Phutnix Stock, Hartford 20,000 20,400 200 shares Mer. d- Manuftc'rs M'k. Uartford.20,000 21,008 100 shun JStaa Stock, Hartl rd Vfl.'SX) 21,0ti 165 share City Stock, Hartford I7,30n tn,aS0 150 shares Mercantile Stk, Hartford 15,000 U.loo 110 shares State Stock, Hartford. 11.000 13,200 2.'. shares Hartford Stock, Hartford 2,500 3,3ft shares of 'on nee tlcnt River, 8t'k. Hartford. 2.500 S,2fi0 In shares Hartford county Stock, Hartford.... f40 600 lisj sliart" mm ns' Bank St 1 . U'aterbury, Ct. .10,100 10,500 3ti (bares Waterbury Stk, Waterbury. Ct. .. I,fl0i IJBM 4 shares Stafford Stock, Stafford, Cl 400 412 100 shares RoiyOke Water r. v. r, Mass lo.ono lo.ltt In h:i-e- Ne Britain Watsy Baa as lo.ooo io a 10 .har. , r P st I B K Bond 10.000 7,400 37,150 00 a3,250 $31C,540 00 730 00 AecLmulsbd Interest on Loans. Totel .-t SM7.718 30 Liabilities Lossee unadjusted and not due 13,71M CL B L. LOOM IS. President II. Ki.liou... Secretary. JOHN W. NEX8BN. Ag-ni. MglJ Rvsjv.vllie, lnd. J. IVINSoN, bats Maeter Mechanic hi. t O Kailnwad. I. A LLAHAN, late Emtineer au Machinist do WM. HI M IKOTON, late Foreman Moulder fw Kovlker, hlussman A Co. JOHN IVINSON & CfO. mam FACTcacas or STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES Corner Lett and Water Streets, Ermnsrille, IsSlaaa. Particular attention given to all such work as appertains to. tf.l II ho AIg, STEAM ROA T. I' IS TILLEKIES, MINING ; ,vlH', GItlST, 8VQAH, AND MALT MILLS; TOHACCO, WINE AND LA HO PHESfiES; And in short MAC HINERY OF EVERY DESt KIPT10N. Also, House Fronts,, Window Gaps, ana Nils, Ventilators, Grates, Iron Railings, and all kinds ot IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS. Dealers iu Steam andVWater Gauges, Steasn Whistles. Wrought Iron rtpee, Rnn Belting aad rackincanTFlre Brick. na, Ksnocial attention j.aid to Jobbing, Repair last sad Klacksaiittiing. atnr246tn a-jjuir: mjtLT: 9 1,500 l.l.l 7 bush each, Ohio River Company. 2,:usj 280 lbs ' ;HI " 2MI ' " Dairy. Also, Dairy Salt in Ub and 12fi bags, for sale at kstrssa , ales, by GEO. FOSTER t CO., mmM Agent Ohio River Salt Coaapaayr Ot H EST EH J JV B M UBBML COQPEM TOOLS. Jast rec eived, a large assortment of D. R. Baton's and White's Cooper Knives; also, patent Y i -.Truss Hoops, A-., of ths very best quality. JACOB STRAUB st SON, Basil 471 Main St., bt. Second aad Third. rart hose sbm.jt jtnm btuTwb M I'KACH B.KETS have come at Last. To thoso who want to ship or send to friends abroad t th we delicious tie aches now coming into market, we would say that we have a larga lot of i X. el'etit peach baskets on hand, the vary heat article to protect this tender fruit from inj&ry during tratis.,rtatiou. For sale low, by the piece or doven. by atrto Z. H. COOK at BON. BR AN ! BRAN ! BRAN !. TB 'A.ni' TOSS'S EBB SB BUUJS" for sale at sixty-five cents per hundred aatgj ERaKINE CtRNICK ACQ. Mjm,t)MjyfB i-to BBJrr m WW Piano t-r six months, from first of Octsber. Aptja Ya lw MONS. DANTELLB. WU.U.j: LBEM qUM'MJrM 47A1aIM S71TLTK OR NERVE TONIC, rnn. cvax FEVERAAND AGUE NERVOUS DISORDER8, TELL0W, CUAGBES, AND PANAMA FEVERS. Can often be prevented by the use of this invalaaMe remedy. The recipe is from a very celebrated Physician, after having thirty-Are years' experten. - iu I jdtals and privats practice in New York City, a i oas Bean t.sted In aU sectioss of ths coaatry, during the past six years, with tbo moat wonderful success. Ar you Nert-otn, Iy peptic, oi stfe ayess iess t,utim. aft ilisraset I recoiumen 1 and guarantee this Medic ie as a perf. i t Ton i.-. J. II. HAZARD, Proprietor, Ul M., leu La tie, and o Fleirher stress. York For sale bv LE1CH A CARL.STEDT. tsU sTtasW r. r r FOB AjLh a. K. OILBLBT A CJ.

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