Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 37, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 28 September 1859 — Page 2

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VAMSVILLC. MD. vyKDNESDAY MORNING. ..SEPTEMBER 28 For Judge of Um Fifteenth Jolicial Circuit. JOHN PITCHER, of Poeey. WM. F. PARRETT, if Warric: H Proeecating Attorney tor the same. . JAMES SHANKUN, of Vanderburgh. (l.'reBt:li ud Chinese wr. m m ' It appears that the Chinese have resolved to resist what they deem the insolent dictation of France and England. The allied Heel haviig attempted to oniey the English and French Ambassadors to Pekin, and to compel their reception, were, on entering the rirer at Pehia, attacked by the Chinese in great force, and driven back. The overland mail brings intelligence that the conflict was a bloody one. Nearly fire hundred British are reported killed and wounded, and five or their gun boats lost. The allies were finally forced to retreat. Un to the receipt of the news in England and France, large armaments were ordered to be I immediately prepared for the Chinese seas, and a determination is evinced on the part of the allies to take the most efficient meas- I ures to bring the Chinese to submission. I The conflict will end probably in the virtual subjugation of China to European control. It appears that on the 25th of June the I allies, with their gun boats, tallowed by the ... . i - fleets, attempted to force the passage ot the river at Pehis, when suddenly batteries, v- - c f OfinOA mn wer SUppurvCU uy n ivivv w ;d by a force ot 20,000 men, were ed, and opened a destructive fire. After a severe action the squadron was . .... ... .. r ai I - .a w rompellefl to withdraw wuu toe losaoi c it and 404 killed and wounaeu. ine rreou had fourteen killedont of aixty. The Plenipotentiaries had returned to Shanghia. Seven officers were killed and seventeen wounded Adm.ml. The delans jr imm mourn rint w br u- B? newly .or 1 - 100 heavy guns. I ou : ,;. i'i,;n. n iramk) on, i

... . n j. s. .kki- m1 this disease: and any cure which apparentprecision was such as had never been expe- From intimations given, it is probable one J 1 ... . . .M1i,B lnBn.ij lv has been made, provel afterwards to be rienced. Every shot told, wh le those of or two of the candidates already In the field, J . ... J V ...... , .w-j , if. no case of hydrophobia at all. A man who

the British did comparatively nine uamage . . . . 3 Tbp trnntw were ordered to land, and as the first boats touched the shore the forts poured I out a perfect hurricane of shell, balls and rockets, which mowed down the men as they landed. The ships supported them as well as possible, but of the 1,000 men who I landed, barely 100 reached the first of the wide ditches, situated five hundred yards from the river, and only fifty reached the third ditch. scale the walls, but the ladders were either broken by the shot or stuck in the mud With one of the ladders that remained, ten of the men spang forward, three of whom were killed and five severely injured. Orders were at last given to retire, and like birds, many of the boats were swamped bv the balls, and not enoujrh remained to . arry off the survivors. Several boats full of mn aP..,.lr Kw fh h.llann,! wamned .iinpcu. i r r . 1 . t ii i i i Kussiaii icaiures were msuncuy visiuie among the men manning the Chinese battenes. The Americans towed up several boat to thereof action and alter wards took a number ot men to their respective ships. in; American jumsier wuo pi. .tcucu io Pekin without any naval force to support him, reached Pekin without molestation The Russian and American representatives, who bare conducted the negotiations without threats or a display of force, arc in faTor with the Emperor, and find no opposi tion to granting their reasonable demands The renewal of hostilities with the Eng lish aod French, will have an important influence upon the China trade, and especially upon the price of teas, as it is expected the allies will declare all the Chinese porta under blockade. Sbjatob Ham-monk, or S. C, AuAWfcT thm Slave Tbadb. On Beech Uland, iu South Carolina, there is a Planter's Club, which meets monthly for the discussion of agricultnral subjects. On tbe.3d inst., the African Slave Trade was up for debate, and the distinguished Senator from South Carolina took ground boldly against this new project of the I'ltraists: Senator Hammond spoke with unusual zeal and earnestness, and indulged pretty treely in epithets and rhetoric. He said that the slave trade agitation is calculated to strengthen the anti-slavery and political power at the north, and elect a rmm President, whose poli.y and administration would be most hostile to the South ; and that no Southern State would go for ? creation on the African Slave Trade issue. The eon nutation of this scheme would reduce the price ot negroes to two hundred dollars a head, and cotton to tour cents a pound. That while the people of the North and of Great Britain might not be unwilling to see both cotton and slaves reduced in price, for moral and political reasons, they would never approve of the conveyance of persons who are slaves in Africa to the cotton fields of the Southern States. In pointing out the horrors of " the middle passage," he said that an average cf seven or eight murders were committed for every slave delivered in America, and very adroitly assumed that all the crimes thfct ever attended " this infamous traffic," will neccessarily attach to it so long as negroes are brought to this country, no matter under what laws or regulations they come. Sax Jcan Difticclty. Victoria papers, of the -2d tilt., say that five companies of infantry, four of artillery, and a battery of eight 32 pounders, from the United States steamer Masachustt$, were at the Island of San Juan. The House of Assembly, on tho 12th, adopted an address to Governor Doaglas, urgently requesting him to enforce upon the English government the necessity of demanding from the United States the immediate withdrawal of all its troops, hot strenuously, and at all risks, to maintain ber rights to the island, and also to all the other islands in the same archipelago, now clandestinely, dishonrably, ami didhonestly invaded. A motion was also adopted, urging Gov. Douglas to form volunteer military companies.

m n . r v-1.1 m Tho Spencer uquniy s air, unu the Society s new grounds, near wocivporc, last week was attended by a crowd of fl)6 or soTsubstantial banners and citizens of j .nd Mnenrer counties. There were iao acroodlr number of stock raisers from the neighboring counties of Kentucky present. The show was very creditable, but moat of the premiums were carried oft by the Warrick farmers. The most exciting event Of the Fair war pacing match, in which a little bfCanadian, Bob, forruerly owned by Mr: Keen, of thin dlty, made a mile and eifht rods in 2:30, betting the field and winning a "boK of regalia, the only bet that could be raised. The track was new and heavy had teen made only ten days, and had not been rolled. The time is very remarkable for such a pony under the drcemstances. on Thursday evening Judge Law, of this city, talked to the in his hapnr vein upon the subjeet of agriculture and ,-urs The Democrat says he was listened delight and great attention by a ATn audience. His speech was one of in- I gtnM;tion and encouragement, both to the 0jd RQli young, and, at the close of his gph nre a strong and feeling invitation citizns Of Spencer to attend the Dis- I p- at F.vansville, which was accept by a hearty cheer. Those who have friends in Spencer and Warrick must preenterlein large delegations from the wnat) tobacco, and cornfields of those rich . r. j j mr mm . mm . C0UntjM. 1 - CoUXTY COMMISSIONER. It Will OC Seen " ; by the note of Mr Parrett, that he accept - , nartioa tn hrrom t candidate for Lount na ra 11 nmiit' iiv 111 iriuin v. i l j. ii jk m a i . - - - acter bi mtellgence, practical eip, and prob.ty, will gva h.m almost a unammous voie, ui . - w - . - - . rj-JZZ ZLnLZmZ . r- .nv : .h ftn. utrutinn rf thp rniintv arlairs in the tuture. win wuuumw rhu "n" ,. ... 4k-i.,.w-u Parrett. ineomnliancc with the public Wishes manifested in the nomination of Mr. P j0 Mturt. J. J. Chandler, J. II. Magte, Kickolaa Long, and ether Gkntlemm: I bare never been a candi c for an- flice in ray life, and much dislike tDe iaea 0f bo oming so at this late perioj Df but I lully apirciate the great importance to the citizens of the county of the oflice T0U mention me for, and am con jtr. ft Mr that if pImmI tn it I shall Okiaiu... w mmn j , ...... .. - 1 - - - - . ., . . . . .. ...

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teei it imcumoeni upon me io accept . uu- r0ARD QT EDucATiON.Hy virtue of l.U ofties and burthens with an hones intention f,ce the Governor is a memlier of the State

to perform them to the bestof my ability. mm . M a I very respecuuiiy, i Kobbrt 1 ARB ITT. I

4 in our midst " within the last tew daF, pprui oi bm ioaru -..la list of tttxt-liook fur K-1kmi1q Tl.r Sin.

bX loe cr f M mad A pet of a citiI , . c i i zen 8 evinuing some sympvona oi ujuivpuoOia. bit a lad and a orayiuan, wounuing I .. ..... n . ... -atnem very siignuy. uur wormy sncriu, j o j . i il- : 1 k. I . . .i a r.t i 10 wnom me ammai ocioiigw, bow v. the salvia of the enraged creature into a "I wound on his hand, which some persons tuink to be as dangerous as a bite. We have a commUBicfttion from an intelligent and exrienced physician who is clearly of the nriin;on that the dotr could not have been affecletl hy hydrophobia. Other memlrs ,r of the profession, who have made an investigation of the facts attending the case, are of the opinion that it was a well marked case of hydrophobia. It is difficult in this case, as in others, for the uuiliated to decidei when the doctors disagree. It is wise, however, to avail ourselves of tue benefits of all doubts, and to lielieve in the mo3t favorable report, when all danger i3 Every dog has disappeared from the 3treets, and is safely chained or locked p ftt i,ome. Another case is not likely to occur, or if it does, the poor victim will be ahle to do harm. The parties who have leen wounded, have gone to a distant city, to seek the most eminent medical protecon against the apprehended consequences , should there really have been any danger. If there were at any time any cause of ap J prehension from mad dogs, the danger is re moved ; for the dogs have all disappeared, and we are now really safer than we have been in ten years before; the alarm has awakened the people to a sense of the need, and to the proper means of protection. The community ha? already returned to its composure and equanimity on the subject. We Ixdieve the old theory is still good, that dogs living on the banks of fresh water rivers, with free access to the streams, are never affected by hydrophobia. While the poor animals are under suspicion, people from the country should not allow their canine pets to follow them into the city, lest they fall victims to the general proclamation of outlawry issued against the race. Thh Gbkay Eastebs. In the trial trip the Leviathan met with an accident to her machinery, which will delay her departure on her trans-Atlantic voyage for three weeks. The feed-pipe casing in one of her funnels exploded during the trial trip, with terrificforce, causing the death of five of the firemen and wounding others. The damage to the fittings of the vessel are serious, but the ship and machinery received no barm. It requires about $25,000 to repair the damage. The explosion occurred off Hastings. The funnel was blown into tbc air, tearing to pieces the great saloon, and doing great damage to the internal fittings of the vessel. The guests on board bad just quitted the saloon, and all fortunately escaped without injury. The explosion was terrific, but the ship resisted the shock. The frame sustaining no injury. Th accideut made so little difference in the movements of tbe ship, that ber engines were not stopped till she reached Portland, her place ot destination

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The dog story " has assmnedsucfet wideittm that it becomes desTsmblo lor io public to kuow sonic ut the facts. M ' iar as it could be ascertained, tho supposed , Mi dog drank water up to the time of his death, knew bra mister, and olwyod his calling. At nis post noriem esumuiuuuu, however, some pieeee of Mnnw were lound in his stomach. The question now to be solved i.", Was th dog really mad ? It is a question of tho highest importance to every one in the community, and every one has a right .tojv?k it. Upon what authority did the attending physicians pronounce this a case of Hydrophobia? We are unable to discover a single instance which would prove that a dog seized with Hydrophobia was able to swallow water nay, more, who did not dread it. The very name of the disease implies it, Hydrophobia ; that is, persona who are thus bitten dread the sight or the feeling of water. That the dog docs not know bis marter, is likewise characteristic 0f this disease; which symptoms, together with the open mouth and the discharge of froth, we entirely miss. It is even a matter 0f doubt whether the qualities of the blood are altered in this disease, or not; the latter opinion is the moat common among the most scientific and experienced physicians. It is held that the poison few-holly confined to the nervous system. But more, the disease is characterized by horror and dread of water, both in man and animals, that, even . if they should labor under the greatest thirst at the time, we may fearlessly say, "Titr. oot FTmptom, no Hydrophobia. - - . . k i r. . . y ftnd th? worka Qn Mfrft, juri;.pru aencc havfi auvaDCod anU sustained this Jurisprudence contains nothing about this of tQC puy3;cian8 ia p hydrophoTbc Jappos01 mf)ly in Pcnn3ylrania -erehuhug. All the scien Ufc cen o. the pa,t PrfSen. cntar. have vainly endeavored to find a specific for f .. . re would announce to the world a sure remcdv J for this disease, would be hailed as a second Jenner; and if mercenary motives should guide him, he would find the nmplcst re wards from all the existing governments. If we recollect sright, it was a sum oi 100,000, which was awarded to Jenner for tire discovery of innoculation ; and a similar sum would await the glorious discoverer of an infallible remedy for hydrophobia. (n X1T vvi. ii iLUAiua iniiBM.iii.Mt HUH IU1 Board of Education. As such, his powers 1 1 mi Ma am are simpiy auvisory. luciN UOot Law distincty states (see Sec. 118) that the Suicrintendentot Public Instruction shall be rr. wrinUmdent aml he alone u autuorizBd bv l r . ' . ' w to propose measures upon which the ouaw iumu wn yei, noiwunsiaudiug I liia IrtMl incomiwttonr'v tn mnvo in t ,u nwit. i r ' " " . i ter ourever-oihciousand over-oflu imis ( nr. crnQ ,rom Consiiicrntw thoavtll proper to have a particular series of school i t a ... "ooks nuopieu ny me Mate itonrd. He, therefore, called a meeting of the Board, he Jurnd hVrS'lt ,erfectly indifferent to the wants of the I ieuple and the wellare of our schools: in . , oposuion tome views oi tno Miporimcndent, and in reckle3 disregard of the defer ence and courtesy due an aasoci.-ttc officer. This action of the State Board, if rccrnrd ed, would impose upon the people of Indi ana a thx of over one hjintrr fi ( hour'ind dol lar. The books already adopted in our schools were recommended by the first Statu Board of Education, have been indorsed by every ?niperiutendent ol l'ublir Instruction during a period of seven years, and are now used with general satisfaction in nearly all parts of the State. They are much cheaper than the series just recommended, ami, judging from the opinions expressed by competent teachers who have examined and compared both series, they are grently 8u perior. Mr. Charles Barnes, former Superintend ent of the public schools in New Albany, in commenting on the proceedings, says The State Board of Education recommends that whenever new readers are to be obtain ed, Goodriche's lie mbttitnted for McCuf tey's or the Indiana Series. Who that is at all familiar with the duties of the school room, does not see that such in operatic n would cause the direct confusion in thecli ses ? A pupil loses or wears out his Wk. and another has to be purchased. In accordance with the recommendation of the State Board, he purchases a (Jofxlrich Reader, and presents himself for instruction. The teacher, in dismay, receives him, and thus suffers himself to be saddled with a double burden, by doubling the number of his classes. In the name of the teachers of the State I protest against nny such oj oration. In the name of the parents of the State, 1 pr.it.-, i against the movement; for why should they be taxed to purchase a series of Readers tirmtff-Jite per ant. dearer than the one now in use? To show that this will le the case, I give the retail price of the different Xo.'s of the two series: McUuffey's 1st Reader. 10 ct. tioodrii li s V, cts. m 2d " 'jo " 2S 4 3rd ' . " 40 4th " m " 00 " " 5th " M " 7.1 cth " 75 " 1UI si What is the necessity of taxing teachers, by imposing additional burden?, and inevitably introducing confusion into their schools ? Why the necessity of taxing parent., by making them pay twenty-five per cent, more for ihe same amount of matter, and in the opinion of many of 11, inferior matter? The beautiful styles, serviceable manner in which it is made, the large stock there is to select from, and the extremely low prices at which Lyon s is selling goods has caused quite a run for his superior clothing since his return Ironi New York. He has already sent on an order to have a large lot of select goods manufactured, so as to arrive here by the time he removes into Judge KoKTEB's new block 011 First street j iu gentlemen, that Dsvun I superior clothing rabc bought in no other establishment in this part of the State

New Hani. Those of our citizens who

wist to czaniine the plans for the .elegant Hotel which our citizens propose to erect, Can sec the beautiful designs drawn by Mr. R0bt. Bovn ami Mr. Marsissa, at the Library. Each does credit to HI designs, and cither would bean ornament to the city ; and if placed ujoft the rivet bank, would I make an elepant ami iui):iag appearance rom the river. As mere ornaments to the ty, they would be worth their estimated cost. They were not drawn asregular plans, but designel for mere sketches to give sultscrilters an idea of tlie apeararice of the building their money would erct. More elaliorate and ierfeet drawings will be made for the working plans. While we have such artists among us, there is certainly no need for sending abroad for plans of any structure. The styles selected, are quite differ ent, are simple and plain as Doric the other more Orrate,and of a Corinthian taste. Both itre excellent, but the majority will, we think, prefer Mr. Boyp's, the cost of each being about the same. Cordova Cokpib. We have been presented by Mr. Vkxxkman with a specimen of Mexican coffee raised in the vicinity of Cordova, which excels in ierfectcess of bean, color, and aroma the finest Cuba coffee. We learn that this coffee appeared in the New t Orleans market for the first time hist season, and at once became popular and met with rapid sales at prices two cents higher than the primcst Ilio. The bean is more perfect than the Laguyrawith the fine flavor and aroma of the coffee from that country. Coffee is a new import from MexicOj and if she can furnwh an article so nil rior, it will quicken the desires of our countrymen for seedy annexation. With Mexico attached we might be indepen dent of the world Ur the supply of all our commercial necessities. The various por tions of the Republic extending from the Lakes to the tropics mutually ministering to the wants of each other, we could upon this continent realize in our commerce the dreams of the advocates of free trade. Specimens of this beautiful new Mexican coffee can be seen at Messrs. Allis k LIowk. Gexiral Scott and His Staff. The departure of General Scott, from New York, on the steamer of the 20th for San Francis co, and thence to Vancouver's Island, to ad just the unfortunate difference which has there sprung up, has dieted on the part of the people of that city, and general expression of their high regard for the old veteran. He was met at the vessel by a crowd of citizen, w ho testified their feelings by repeated cheers. The occasion was signalized also by a military parade, and by salutes from the cannon of Governors Island, Fort Hamilton and Fort Columbus, as the Star of the West passed down the bay. The Herald says, he walked the gang plank with as firm a step as many a younger man, mounted the narrow ladder, amidst the crowd of baggage, asseugsrs and spectators, as if he wasn't of any more consequence thau anybody else, turning as he was obliged to do occasionally, to acknowledge the hearty cheers wh h followed him BWtAJPwtfOT ffitfflrt boss. " Didn't he give tbc Mexicans fits?'' " lie's the greatest man of the country. " " Yes, and any other country, too. " "He'll give the Britishers fits." " believe you, my boy. " " Well he will. " He ought to be President ; he's not too old yet.'' 'As good as old Buck any day," "A wonderful man, sir. " ' A great General, sir. " " May his shadow never be less.' These and thou anils of the other complimentary all usious greeted the veteran as he made '.u way w ith difficulty through the crowd to tho stern of the vessel on the main deck. Bq)-There is not a more desirable stock of cloths, doe skins, cnssinicres, tmcy cassimcrcs, tweed, jeans or satinets, to lie found in the city than can be had at UlNUM,, His stock of tailors' trimmings is complete, lie has nn extra tine piece of black silk velvet. We invite buyers to ivr particular attention to his stock. traJr Ladies there is 0 rtainly the best opportunity at IfajM A Do.1! this morning to purchase line linen goods that has ever oll'ciod for a l;mg time; the goods are of the very liestrjuality, and the stock large. Nu.M will put them through without reserve, as the owner s object is to clear out the goodj. Thk way ix which thk Pabty Lkadkrs thadb roadmen. An independent Democratic puper in New York, exposes the schemes of the leaders of the Albany He gency in packing the Democratic State Convention at Syracuse as follows: If they hod met 110 opposition to packing the Delegation from New York Slate to the Charleston Convention to their liking, they would have nearly a year within which to sell out to advantage. They could go to any Presidential aspirant and aay, " We have J5 votes that we can cast for or agaic?t you iu the National Convention makiug a relative d inference of 7o in that body (wbieh consists of about ;t00.) Now if you agree that A shall lie Secretary of the Treasury, (or of Suite perhaps,) that B shall be ColUctor of the port of New York, C Postmaster, D M.rsha!, (and so on, embracing all the most profitable aud reson8ible otlicers under the gover ninent,) you shall have our SI votes, otherwise we must cast them for some one alio will give us such assurance. By such means tbescgentlemeu expected4to obtain control of Federal patronage bo the unouut of millions per annum and tbe handling ot hundreds of millions ft tliit rwt 1 am n mmm 9 sai,iih V .11 h!m.V vs suv "uiiiiiuii n m iiut . I'll llslglU uiey piav a ooiu game lor stun results, it destitute of nil respect for principle, or the intelligence and rights of the people! Tbc Hiitioverian government, in reIfasinp Clirisiiun Enst from military duty iu the Hanoverian army, professes that the at t was a concession of personal courtesy to Gov. Wright, our Minister at !erlin, and was not done in compliance with any principle of international law which t recogni.es. Nothing has, tiicrefore, been gained I . : ..i- .i be the act in settling the question. ttCffl 7'A ' I l0Ttr it Mm fri. tsJ iM2mS .... I. J r1"Iished iu New York, by O. Judd, is one ot the best agricultural monthlies published it, il... I'..;.,.. It la ir 1 -. I . 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cUm an .en, Mr. S ins W00i, has return J from Eastern trip wifh energies and health renewed, a head filled with yankee nut ions and a mind stimulated with " young America goaheaditivencss," Wc saw him yesterday taking a survey of his domirnens upon the wharf, and cogitating we pri'snme upon the numerous improvements needed anJ contemplate 1 within his jurisdiction. There are numerous and loud complaints among steamloat men and shipping merchants relativo to the present state of the wharf. The gravel needs ramovin in many place. and there is need of a douMe nurnlier of posts and ringbolts for boaU to make last to. Our citizens may look for an early reappearance of the. old horse and cart up n this scene of their labors, attended by th ir careful superintendent it. the euergetic discharge of his duties. 1'nder his past management, the public landing has been a credit to the city, and there is no reason to apprehend it will be long neglected while he has charge of it and so deep an interest in its preaervation. Vice President lireckenridge, (iov. Magoffin, and Hon. J. J. Crittenden nre expected tonttend the State Fair at New Albany, this week. MARRIED; Ky Iter. II. Cillnuov, on Monday, St-pt. ah, at the lvsi.lvuoo of Judge hurt. Miss SHH A. IVft l.e niiil Mr. James l.i. ..i.m , all uf thix city. NEW ADVRTISEMENTS. J. C. $ J. G. SMITH, No. 17 Main street, Cor. Seventh,. FVASSlILLEt 1 S 1 . g RJiT KFl I. FOR THK PJIHT WW ronag beatoweit upon thenj, t'K leave to inform t!i. 11 frienda anl the community iu general, that with t ha aid of new machinery, titty am t-na-hled to turn out work auporior to thnt of any K.ett'iii make. Those win wiah to have good TOOLS, and ut the naiuu time encourage home manufacture, rau tujly tin in-' In 1. t the factory. Hatched, Axea, lioea, Draw-Kuivea, Tork Otoavra, Millers' 1'icka, and Edited T In t 'all kiuds, made of douhte refined cast sto, and vrariantwd uqaal to any in us. e 27-3m M A ftne two story brick Ilweiling Ilouse, with yard tilled with shrublry, and with oat-buildings 1 oiuulete, on Locust Htreet, for sale cheap for cash. Ate, m good two xtory brick Dwelliuc: IIo im' ou Chnrry street, ailjoiuiiiK tbo late residence of Jmle c'uetcr, f r sale cheap lor cash, or on a short credit, AU.i, 11 acres of good IhihI 111-ar Hull's llridKe, aud adjoining the city of Evausville. north of the Canal, fo- reut for fiv or ten years, H. y. WHKKLKR. sep27 Tliinl street, opposite Court II ATTENTION, LADIES ! ! ! g i '. T MM OF MMMSB AMJVBJyrfi WW ly H. NIM.m'S ft CO., on Woduesdaji , Kept. 2Sth,at lOo'clock, at the Auction Rooms, corner of rS'ifrl9.A lil.Wj, iBi !5!!SsSm to eisSra l.U . .. and assorb-d stock of IRISH LINENS, 1 Vuipris il, in part, of Piece Lim n fcr -Sl-irtin. Linen ior UiidcrgarnM-nts, Linen for C'h l.lr. n' wi-ar. Towel", Breakbat and Dinner NtpViim, Rkjached and uubleachcil, douhle and singlo feat in batuaak Table-Cloths, of any si.c yon may require, I.a.lii'' and Ci'Uti' white Linen I'ockwt ill nrt lvi -chiefs, rillow-Case Lim n, together with any other article you may ibwirw in the lrii.li Linen line. All ili - ..!. gomlii re Mew ami warmnt.-d feet, aud have beeu hrouffht hen-direct fr.im livlaud by the preavii owner, but a- lie intends rhaugiug l.i- 1'Uf.iiieaa, all of th.. grants mint and will Iwold on the ilay above ineiiti.inrd, nt whatonT prtco they 11.. 1 . bring. Merchantu, Hotel k . ami li-Hifs ot families, and all otlu-rswho uur or nw Irish Liaens, and the Lailii s in lutrticnlar, are re'lucated to be pnaetit. Yours, ri-npei ll'iilly. 11. NKLJ4N Ac ( ., sep27-U Cor. Main and Thbd sis. WBMiTF KM MM .'"SO MJIM.F URI.S ww nswuml nice, jtit re'ivl and for sale hy sep27 CHAS. M.JOHNS To N. I SHeh of Hit- fiinni e. r nit. r-d l.u al. 111 tl. 1 - m.ii kit. Jest 1. eived and fur mile cheap o Sep 7 ( HAS. WcJiUKNSTON. EVANSVILLE TEA STORE. WMmRfMjR4H, MJ t 1. 1. 1 o.n.nr.HwW rial csistset lUif Bn.it.. 11, K. w Ycik,ainl Kvahsnlli, l.llMtM.i is gl -lilliall v ' la-ilvin ; itsell. thns afl .riling i" Sailers and roRMi m-rn hi hotter rnlefi ; lli.i.l.i. , ii.-lv.-il, that i in TKA.TOMAc't ll, Ac, Ac, imleart Of geliei'Hl grueerie. 7GH ft f 1 f W'f Jwip, kiave to caU attention to onr lrge aud II Sel.-cted sfoi-k .r r""l iu our limit' i beet a aud caddies nsn-u ltd 'I out 1W IxiTen Tolceo. im,uui 1 i;u4. "1 Mii Black iaff. t.0 Uixes in.) Fpicei. as W.I Vinejrar. strips Gates' Miatchos. 2n Mr-1 in. in IVpperami Spice bat bdl Wrappiuit faper. 00 ri-nnis Willing do l'nM'r Hhv, a-xirte.1 yircs, very convenient fir retiiil purpi'Sua. Miuttard, in small aud lar.-e tin mm-. Coiniiion and Cuiry ChihIi.-h, I'.ntti'iscot.'h, Ac, with inaliy otlmr iiti lr- umiuIIj kept iu sin h Mt..m. SMiikiiiK of Teas, lot it 1 undi-ratMd that we are aim ions loal Tea, and ni!l "ell tl 'lea at 4V, Mi, , rtir, ts-, ?v, 7-N-, Hoi-, ss , $( Sli ;t per Miiiiid W e also have Teas mt up in 2, 4. air I K D. caddies to onr order, to sell to families. II yon want food aud ch. ap 'lea, call on us For Ihe prrxei t in Posey's Black ; alter the l'.th d ivtotier, iu Kuetei 's new Bl.a'k, on Firat street. m$f Call and i'ol some Tea. E U SARIN A CO. sj" Rags wMiifril, for GriHs-rie or fnnh. (Kn Hirer copy. arpar, m itti ORM. m 4 I hhls live, various hramls. do ItoiliUiii, do do b do Comm. in Whisky. 1 c:tak Port W'inu. J hhls ;iiiKi r W'iae. Foi ale, u liolesale and retail, at srpat; T. REDMOND'S, Pony's Klock. ' B J BIH 1 .1 It It ' I T H .1 .VlT'sV.' B4 A lot iu jars sf various sii s, put np expressly for tamily use, just received and lor sale l CHAS. McJOIINSTON, Poy'a Ml, I Main street, near the Canal. Cv ji st II husk : to OJLKM 1 1 nvd mid for sale by I ,!, CHAS. Mcloll N4TON M imxes, and louse, just received aud for sale in Itiantities to suit piircliaser, I sep to CIIAS. it. JOHNSON. i TOR A COO A HID CIGARS. 1'sj Uixes Yirgini.'iTubacco, awaorted Mraml-s ffa, JZj,, l,, (), Ss, Iu nip. ca.iuies . i oi. i, ( hew ir: I'st.'tsi Itnporlisl German and Havana Cifrars. .K),tsi Half-.Spanish Currs. For sale hy aeptJM WHEELFIi A HlfSOS mrtl ILEMY " DIRECT IBFoKTATloS " jggfrA Pm ShsdsmhJ, England, 1 cask Tahle and Pocket Cutlery, newest patterns. Also, ,i gross tea ana Tarue-Mpoviis ! Croiera and Country Blercbanta will please call i aim examine our stock ot Hardware and I'niWvJACtUt STBAI'll sv . - z - jsoptm 74 Main st., bat. Second and Third. - - - mm. mm ATS! fata: iutmv-all TT. l,r f 11 the diOurent itt. in Mom, exl desire I shane m.ile t ........ ... - 1 . . ,,' .w.,mmnw io ni i omlo t.illv aa anv Kofi o.i .i-ei aii.. . i - P VAI'TIe'r a Makconniki:. TAOTIWAMABOOKMUCR , 9 w'ti t i'ttTKMS 2A doxen 1 lb ran Fresh Cove Ovst. r do 2 lb can Z aT do. - j . j Just received and for sale hy mm tito FOSTLli d CO

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W ADVERTISEMENTS. Y IfARp BtE CHER'S Published weekly iu THE INDEPENDENT ! Mr .mniTMOJv rm thk MffWh M enting matter contained in ?vry -iiuiidrof 7V Independent, the publisher i happy to uiiuumicc that tlie .ninl Murnii .' ihn-m ! tin- K.-v. IIkxuy Wakh ltri: niil win a'i'ar (flitsively in it, columns every week. Tlysr the only rfporta given to the prww which receive ro i- -inn from tin- author's owu liaioi. Auimu; tlo' othit HiMtciul ut i it.iii.-ri are the tollow iu;; m 11 in'Wii M t HITS : Ui:. IIAUMF.T UFtX'HSIt STOWE, .'nr. GF. M. i ii t ri ;.,.,, j,,h , ,,. wniTTlEi:. TKliM.S Two Dollar a ju, pavull' in x.im- Adihva JOSEPH II. HI('fIAKI. .JU,jil.liicr, No 6 Uaekni:ui street, N . If. ll i. For ishI- l. nil Nfws Apt-nts. mp2ii-rt.tv 1 w ThoinaRecind, V noiesaia aim itei:m iHjai. r in Groceries, IWuce, k Liquors, V. 13-4 Woe I.. JKtm St. T UK I J-HKBMiaJmKi, BJ I .Y removed ! N". Vtt Vny'a Klok, Main trH t, and liniiii l ol in ,M k of flr.i. rloa. ua4 leevivittK a new anl fnlai-l ajaMrtim-iit ot OR'iCKKIK.S, Llgt'Ott, whi h hi' will K'l!, i ilio t at wlKileaale or r.'tail, m lieap aa can l-Jpnrc1iA.Mt in thin luarkvt. I laving )-ui. Iijjm1 uiyauxk for caah, I eau noil mr c t MiMii:ietMvra' irien. To in olit i iistonifia both, in ton anJ cuualry.' I t nOer tny Rtateful u. Uii .v I. !. un t n ut U von, ainl uum ly wriii mil iiifn io i-nsiur" n iiioi il a ctrntiouance ol thHr pntr .im tiotds luhvr.d in any port of Iho rity free ..I charge. mv&l T. BLl KCi: M'liSKKV, Jjocated on the l UrtJtttrgk Htxid, from Kmnsrillf. nnUE Ul'MSd'MIBKM OFFKRS FR M bmIa, Ihu 1 nil. I Ik following art!ol a : :ii',Ca AM!" Tiew, IVotn to 1" t'-t t lii-rh. l.iHMiChfrry Ti-h, in tn rlioic isiri- ii -. two year Iroiu 1U1. I .mm IVnr 'lives, laif ii'I Slainlarit, one t" iwt- nmri ol.l. Al. a aaatHy ut Swl Ch. timt Treaa, 1'lniapk Coowktri i., ('nrninli, airaw ti 1 i-s. Sc. :t,iiu KvergrvMi, ciHmii nx ot Ki-d 'edar, I'itrh I'll..-. V hit- i'in.', .Ii is. I'iio'. Nn't. li Kir, Norn sj .-Mil llit, I'Iiiiii w titliJ Anu'iunn Ai 1hI vilof. Vv RHP Samlersville, Yamlvrlmgfc Co. wp7w6iii 4. I KURIL'S. - ItidoK KnaiBis. in do. RneketH. in ili. 7. Tul.H, afSorteil si 2 cases No. I Matches. ahbd prime. ... n lo M. k. Coffee. f, chests Tea. 25 bara Vloar, extra brand. IU boxes Soap. IU boxes Cudls. 25kegs Nails, at T RF.DMON'D'8, MfST Pu y's Bli k . M, MKNH I TTMitt.- XT, MtBS. .VS. 1 B Blue Grans Butter, at T. RKD.MONP S. Posey's Block, BEL I, HANGING. WBBRS9JSR WISUI.V41 DOOR OR BT KOOM BKLLS nut un. chaiikre.l. ..i r-n:ui . .1 in a nuat and substantial 111.01 tier, can Inn.' it done promptly aud at fair prbes, by leaving their oi i1.tr at Mr. V. Caldwell's store, or at the Matiioti Holme. I am hist iretiinc over n siiell ot Hlckness aud would f.-el thankful to the citizens for all the work they can tcive me in niy line. If my towa does not give satisfaction, I do not ask pay. SWGood references can e iven. Mp2t AXDRKW m.ACK .7 V0BB in he: OF 0K.V FOR sep'24-lw YICKEBY 11UUS Watches and Jewelry. P. L. CEISSLER. MAIN ST., BLTWKKN TltTRD AN1) FOI RTM OPPOSITE coritr Boot. HJI'.Vtf JVHT RBTFRJVKn FIloM BB the Rant, where he hns pnrchaaetl a beanttful assortment of WATCH E8, CUM KS. and JEWKL HY of ererr des cription, the undersigned is prepared to unit pur clianen in every imrticnlar. He iiiit-i an ex:iini uatiion of his cooils ainl pricen. P. I. .fllA'SSLKK. S.H. 1 at. lies ami t locks repaired mid warranlel. mw-r- 'P'-dl.v m m niTtt 'lsKjin. DiFFKmtiJYT ww I. rauds, some of it warraniHil pure and full weight, for sale as tow u- at any hoiin ia the city. mn-Si W. II. P. STODDARD. W LOT OF BOOTH, SMOKS, JtJVB B corn MRAL at anrtion, at onr Anclt..n llnoms, on Hatnnlay morning at '. o'clock : 'o sacks CVru Sleal ; Ml pair Meii's 8hos ; 1. mt do BikiU ; tM do I. 1. lie- (Waiters; 1.' do Misses' Shoes ; ii boxa t.rrants. A ' 11. lot of Kc.l -Mailc UithiUK, Sic. aepl-td If. Nfcl.O.N A CO. sVtVf IMtBB WMCKRl. PJIHe FT lot Cincinnati, Louistille, and hvansville. Leaves pjiclually on the advert is.nl iLiy. The reli.il. le Itlit-.lraiinh t pitUK iiir. i ... . ket "i.'ASTLE GARDEN," apt. Alex, rrari-r. T. I-. tenant, t'lcrk, leaves hvanillc evry Monday lM.; i. turning, leave Cim iuualt every Friday at 4 ! I'. M )" Orders vHt.i fully solicit rt anil protnplly lilUiL sej..;: it THK GKRAT KASTKRN ECLIPSI D! jt TMin jaojREjyrr thk .mm. wB. val of tbe greatest ship in yet uncertain; bnt it is rejoicing to kuow that the stock of KAI.l, AND WINTER PET GOODS at Sim. Eim. ii A i . s i. the most complete in the city ; and as tltej nxperl to incrMw their Hales lanrely hy s-llini; i In aps r than ever, theii customers may rely upon etlinj; birgains. 'Chi v wl Is- phast-d to show their slo. L of to all, whether thay wish to buy or not, and all . i are warranted aa represented. r.-p. rBWBKB MBEmMM'Bt RJT. 1,'ZOO B Imirs No. 1. full weiahl. in store and for saie bv ssp:-; komtkb . co. M.yi.tn n Hl.l M I' I' I f mm . a . . - - . an i;i:ine, in t. itr.u an. I k.i. as. r. cewn. Nlailv AnJ for sale l.y GEO. FOSTEK A CO rlJY HO MA-MA sfo-:s " B JIIUKH WILL n.KJSK T.1HI Mj particular uoiieo that I am goinp lo ps markeS attent i.m t.. the inaiiufactiir of Ladu', Misasa', and Children Shoes of all kinds. u case of emergency, la.lies can have slns aaaile within fonr hours uotne. Ii atij one doiihU Ihe t n i, let t tie in try it. Gentlemen will please call and see Ihe hanilsouie and durable atyles t,f Fall and Wiutcr Bools I am now niakiui: . WANTKU Immediately, ten or tw- lve. pisd journeymen, fur men's and women's pork, 'll.e , highest wages will be paid iu cash. saptai JOHN KAS II. X. HSe. oud St. THK KVANSVHXK WlM INSURANCE COMPANY, ( Ftiihliltrtl naif ,.i 1TAKK STEAMBOAT HULL, FLAT BOAT RISKS. At low rates, and adjn-t- huss fairly and ptuuiptly. Capital, - - - J2.jO,OOI OFFICE On Water street, well known as the Canal Dank. WM. T. PAGE, .Vcrrfar. . T. Paso, i x u a iy & -A IT Xi xV I , For the following well known Companies : Charter Oak Insurance Compam, CAPITAL S.tsi.(sio Conn'clieut Insurance Company, CAPITAL,........... .l. aisiisst I Peoria Insurance Company, CAPITAL - -..f W.oto v ' Park Insurance Company, PlPtTit. 5200,0110 mM MmBm - - -. - - -. . " Lorillard Insurance Company, CAPITAL.. .. Take al kinds ot riaks. am ai ini-fs I. -,. - i i i - . . l-..l,ei... f.,r l.iU. tuinr.n,. ,., ik. kiclerboeker Lite Insure Com,,,,. .w v . CAPITAL AND SI'RPLl'8 ?r00 twu w. . 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Ii.iI.-shL' Ji al.-rs iu Bonnets, Flowers. ..in-. r.n.iAi, -w.-.-.6 TRuurixas,, 111 i'Skril'Ts,LArBEMi:!UriDtKl. WRITK l.'tions, OI.nVX.9, ie Ite GatAT iMKSMM oaVreii to CASH aud SHoKT-TIMK BI'VKRS. ,r , T i m-i.iji u r. nti wt' er uo h woi mm 1 11 ni.vu jiJtbmijl. BB liuhUSXlUwiutluw aar.h. f.san ulf .'., "xr.i l,.'-.i H-.VII l al " taxic. o I'Sl iinnrl Vmni. assorted. ateorti'd WtnoW Glass usikers ' NallB. IUk Jll-t r. ile.l Kiel f.. sale lV eiti 11 i i. 1 ki: a ki. ;. - ,m jn.t TTFR OF l.n H ORTJ.Xt H TO OB KVKKV (INK. WITHni T iVCTMinK "ILl.KKA MFIIAI 5. at the new Prv VmIH Store, 4.. Main street, betWCes Vint and'Sa- I i:van ille, I ml are now in dajty rM4M 1 mrii new .111. 1 .-n 11111. 1 nuK OT A L h AN1 WINTEK IRT OOOTJS They are deteruiilM.'d to at It and T.'.ease all. Tev pest tie ii fair uixlouters and the, Iialar ot mankind toaythema visit, take a view v'. their cat i.ty ilu-ir taste, and lay in the'r at.irk for the 11. Tbe slot k consists of a i.nat ral icty of articles bs uuaverooa to specify. Mil, I.m; a m l.U A lis, (heap Cash ftore In ft BTaiu ftrcet. Kvai w. n. ci.iwali a. h. ?ui McDonald 4 sabis. iWm lusumnce, iieal Estate, Collecting Agents, RBi s.tV SKhh RF.4I. BSTJTF MB . f 'i!l dV-t iption-, Rent ITi-M' .- n '..IU . 1 Cl.iinis. an.t ny Taea. . iii-hi ' l..-s 01 ilainsfre l.y fire, Itmidni Hei ti inl.se, r. r- 11 .1 l'i o i ty, ainl lh per ii- ! inland 11 ikiL' tlloli ; iiU... the lives of iudivwinab i. 1:11-1 1 1... daitverv an.i .....!. nts ol travel, iu the rt!.. inu reliale t'oui'uiiiiea : ludianspolis Iusuiaiiee ( 'inn in ; Rising Sun I n.snrance i-mpany , ha pie Iiisui sniv ( .hii any ot 1 1D1 Ihaat4 ; Ohio bits lusiiraii. e Illtll . I'eriuaneni ..ni. e in V .sier's new build ing srssi t' ; for the piraetit in Posey'a Block. sapiil )TTOM I'ARSt AND HATT1SV.75 baas assorted No.s Cotton Yarn. 50 bale. No. 1 aiinelt-h BaUins; !) bdls. '..itoii Ta kflss 25 l-as 1 niidls Wlek. 10 lats Carpi t Chain. F. r sale l.y fflenSf WIIEKI.ER A BIGGf . mmui sj: j.vi lasu for aalb. osb of MM the UHsst lieautifnl places about Evansrille, with ue acre ptsnted in t mi t fttt vines, aod nre or eleven in gardeu, as the purchaser may desire ; a good well on the premises. It will be offered at pri atc sale; if not s.dd liefre the asth of theuoBth, the aboie pn.x'rty win lie put np at aetlan aud s..;. to the hiudo sl held. r. Terms insula kuown on the dai of sale. I'll 1 1. KLGNICUEK. St ri uptown. Ind.. 8 pt. Jt-U EVANSVILLE GAS-LIGHT COMPAXr. rUlHK RBULLAB ASK LAI. MEETISO OF M the Stockholders in the Evansville Gas Light ('ouipany, for the purpose of choosing three Diractors to serve during the ensuing year, will beheld at the ( olu-hi) 's . tln-e, on Iocust street, betwesu the l.. ,irs f in A. M. and 4 P. M., on Monday, tb Jnth daj- of Octob.T next. . j t.l C. O. KKATH, Pret. BJOM tULE.mA PJS OT HORSES, A SPAN BT of luulc.and a two-horse wagon and baroaaa. The pr.ierty ii not disposed of by private aab by the ink inai., will l-v add at a'nctioB. A ram rhanoe for a bargain may be had. A Iso, atiji acres of land, finely timbered, situ atwl four inties from the elty. on the Mt. Vernon r..ad. For further information aa to teuus, Ac., inquire at - f sept.' t-1 jUHtICH'8 BRKWKRT. B? y. AAA OU HALF -THE FARM KSOWS M7 ii- the "Old Whetstone Stone place," fu the petersliurgli r.'.id, t hre aud a half miles from imnssmiti.-ujfiai...i. so ur,i uf which are onder cultivation. There are tbrse new failire spi lags of water ; a giaal frame dwelling, containing six i ..uis ; a . . in ui odious barn aud other build i n --. all of Inch arc new aud couveuieutly arrauged. Thitv ai e also al-mit jiS) fmit trees, com pits ins a great variety l Apde, Pear, Paach, Plum, yulnoe, Cherry, d-: Keiioes aad other iiuproT mciHsare in complete order. rir further part iculars, apply touieon tbe p rem -ie,er at the -tore of Vickery Brothers, fct Man. street, F.iiisitlc. V eJ.I-llJ-Ml W WM. VICKKBT. OAKLEY'S. B o.l h l.i: 1 K SOJV, JVO. JYOBTB mB first slrei t, are in rrcirtpt ef a large slocJ. of Carpets, F1o.t. Tahle, and l?Uir Oil Cloths; W indo't Shades, ttslr R.U. Cotton, Linen, Wol.11, and Silk fhutrasks; Riir, Mats, Bleaxhedaad ISioan Muslin, Cotton Kmt Wmdeii Flannels, Citl.n and Liiibii .-i tings all gradate and sines ot Hl.ink. i-, all u iliti . ) Shawls, Knitting Yar 1, and t' .lloii Ilo-eiy ii.d (o(S); Cat. i nets, Car 1 more. Cloth-, Cliiilri-n'a Plaids, Merinoes, LadHv Ii e.s CoakIs, Silk , PeBeragea, Plain and Pirnresl !. I. aines, .1.1. ..ii. , ind Swiss Muslin., EmbroiuVrv in. I Finl.roi.I.-i. d Collars, W.s.len C..ls, all shades .if Woist.sl and I'hi'Ueal Cadiroea, Cinghams, fa-hreiln-lor Gents, Indies, and SlisSMS ; Hoofia, Hoop Skirts, Ar , ulisHi are llSVmPlUi Ojah at etaaouabl prices aud-one prieo t.i alb Jj. We a!"., li , . . I, luii.l , L.r-e un mut of Pork Lard, Mot.oja.-s nil I ln-l;r r.-.pcrage. order- fll ed at Ii : t in tir ntnl I. w prices. c r esc entTc xvTq alTerY. W'F ALL f 4 low int. i. -t in spite .f vain balk, Aud I" thoee Mh.. 0. ai l.siil, to them we akonl 1 walk, yuw who waut Piclnrea, both cheap and first rahs bring yonr diinvs to SM ITU'S Gallery, (you don't have to uait;. He feats i KkNtilion Trotu ue or the other, I '.ut l..k.s bm.ii ea. h as a fi ieinl and a brother; He can-s not l-.r sln.u, 1...1 pulling, not Plowing, Moek aaireea, rrauiinon. aesuredly knowing Thnt he makes the (note, who giM moat for tie rash ; The eo.e . sr.. ii.ilhint sl nt any rrand aplash Now, all who want Pictures, large ones or small, Sb.nld. wil ln.iit inoi . d-lav. on Mr. Smith call , The Curt ll. .use. ) ..11 k now , j nut over the wwr K inline hia Pictures we knsw what yoa'll say The U'si iu tin- city, and cannot he beat tfi finiah or price and by way of a treat. To Ladies ami Katuilies he les-i n his pay Come slopg, friends don't nejilect it a ilay. aepl .1 afl It.ntJS'l ST R.t TOR'S HJLK. fb'tfan in bei.-hy ku that 1 will nail at put. Ii. mil lion, uu We.lueH.lay. October 12th, 185'i, it the An. tion 11. s. ins ot II. Nekswn A Co., iu ti aii3 die, all the persiual proa-tiv of Jolia B. fieu1. ron.itinf-of one-small organ. rUrittets, piano rovers, and mi ellaneom inimical ipau it lis . A credit of six months will be jriren on all mrik oter three ,i -Mars, the porrlmser givteg Mi hot with approved nretv, wai uu- slrmtion and a irajsemi nt laws. JOHN W. FO-tTER, sept-it -tf Administrator. W. IlTP: .STODDARl ,BT TMK oi It KSTJBLISBEII WB. URCtJ RTliU. K... 17 Main atrset, OMtln ties bi keep on hand a full and complete sup pi .t Me.li. il.es. faints, nis. Varnishes, Clam, 4w Hrtishes, Perfumery, Laiiipa, Burnins Flaida, Ac. Which be si lla at as low a figure as aay beams iu thr city. A la. a large, and varii d saarmei t of AMlilioTWF. tiTOCR, i-AMFUAS. CASE., A SO ( m: Mien-. In fact, eve; ythine appert.tiniug to tbe irt. Ordeis promptly attended to. and Ssrwarded ty sSjaamboat or Bxpram to any ramasmsSho oamnhTy. snmrfti J . iT MA GHEE & CO. BUI .V If UKaiti' FOB THK IK mm FALL TMAPE, with a stock of C-aais every way sailed to the v .int- of the country, and invite t lio attention id MERCHANTS m to their extonaive t. k of Hi'Mt.sJ'1' AND IMI'mRTFD DUY (;-.ps AND nOTS ANP SJIOKS which is very complete and wry cheap We inrib; Merchants to examine our stock b. fore roins further from horn... as ,. u i II aell them cheapei thau Ui.-n ran hu- n.ajsla else m here and art them m ..... i . .f . . wmk... a. jmmm. " J ' - . fiore, aoi- iuili' l'o.-l Itlloi-. ia tut rmm. nHIUH , xi . 1? . T . . T " . irT-.-J mW? ITuiTl. .l77.'i, IXtMF.OlATFLY.SIX CtJ-'f wW Coat, and iu good Pant Kaftan, to t ta Pad in ah, Kv. Good m aires given. M .C. GBAVE8. trd.'-2t Men haut Tailor, Padocah hy

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