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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-10
NOTICE TO BRICk-MASONS.

SEALED proposals for rebuilding the brick.
- work and roofing the Far Wes! Seminary
will be received unit the 25th May next. Pro.
posals to be addressed to Isaac Strain Esq, Fay.
e,,evle. The building consists Of two rooms
20 feet square in the clear and passage OF II
feet wide, IN the lower story, and OF one entire
room 81 feet by 20 feet in the clear, in the up
per story. The lower wall is to be the thickness
Of two bricks and The upper wall the thickness Of
one and half. 1t is estimated that one half Of
the brick walls will no, need TO be rebuilt. The
r,,erials of brick, lime. lumber. shingles and
nails will be furnished bs the Committee Of the
Board. The undertaken is to give bond and Sc.
curity, (endorsing tho nnme Of tine security FOR
the due performance Of tho work BY .he;firsl Of
Sept, next.
Fl. A. ANDERSON,
Prsilen Of tic Com'riffe.
April &c, ls45-3w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-10
CLOTHS, &c.
SADDLERi

JuST received, per steamer Archer, ssddIcs, sri.
u dies. martingales, &C., &c. Ard for SAFE BY
AUSTIN T. CLE6G.
March IS, 1855 -..."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-10
STATE OF AFANSAS,
CorYry ny GR,wFOSp,

CoUNrY OF CRNwFOSD.
WYE the subscribers were this day called upon to
w visw and apprase bay mare Ave years o.d
this spring about fourteen hands high with blaze IN
the face, her right foo, be6ied whic, and *nme sma
white spots on her body taken uphy James Bridgm'h'
and appraised her at ,~snts collars.
Jas. kATLiFF,
- ROBER + NELSON,
his
JOHN 4 CASEY
marx.
Sworn to and srbscr led bsrOrv me This 26th day Of
April, lo45.
true copy from the stray book,
A. MCLEAN, Clerk
May 10th -13-3w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-10
WILLIAM III. WARD,
Attorney at Law,
AND
cEN ERAI. ENT.

CITY OF WASHINGTON, d. c.
Rcs,ecruy announces that he will attend to the proa
ion Of Claims before the several Erecure Depart
snts of the Government, and Cta msaginst the Uni.
ted States for Lands Money; TO the ssttems"t Of
public accounts to Claims before Commssoners under
indian or other Treaties; to Prsemption and other
Land Claims and TO the proc irng of L'nd Patents;
10 Fensions in the Army and Navy, or business con
nectcd Herewith; TO the obtaining of Patents for SCI
enihc useful inpsntons and 10 all other business
of a public nature requiring an Agent.
Claims against individuals promptly attended to,
titles inv estigated, &c. &c.
Information giving free of charge All letters to be
postpaid.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-10
Notice.

Orprcs OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE;
Lille Rock, Afk's. 2sih april. lS45.S
ME General Assembly Of the State OF ar
kansas, n, tho last session thereof, passed tho
owing resolutions. to wit:
- Resolved BY the General Assembly IF The Slate
4 tArkon,os. That it shall DO the special duty OF
Sec retary Of State, to have tho resolutions tina!
re passed at tho present session OF the General
sembly, in relation 10 amending the constl1u-
published in complance with the cons''u'
: eApproyed January 9th lS45.
Therefore, in compliance with sn'd Resolution
4 in accordance with the provisi ons Of Art "
|the constitution of said State, requiring amend
bis 10 tho constitution proposed by the General
pemblv to be published in all the newspapers
lished in this State, three several times. Mt least
I've months before the next general election
following amendments proposed to said consh
pn are published. n,,,
y SECRETARY Oh STATE.
esolved BY the General Assembly Of The S'a'r Of
Kansas, That they do propose the following
ndrents TO the constitution OF this State, to
4 1lst. No Bank or Banking institution shall be
teafter Incorporated, or established in tins State.
34ud. The General Assembly shall have power
1'eompel the Judges of the Circuit Courts to
rchange circuits, either temporarily or per'nn
ly, under such regulations us may be provided
law.
/ Ord. The General A Assembly shall have power to
hfer such jurisdiction, as it may from time derm
bper, on Justices Of the Pence in all matters o'
truct, covenants, and in actions for the recovery
fines and forfsivures, when the amount claimed
b not exceed one hundred dollars. and in actions
prosecutions for assault and battery. and other
pal offences less than felony, which may be pun
able BY fine only.
-4th. Judges of Supreme and Circuit Courts
srks Of tho Supreme and Circuit Courts, Attor-
bys for the State SherifTs. Coroners, County
kSeasursrs, Justices of the Peace, ConstabIcs
~ other officers whose term is fixed by the
institution to specific number Of years, 'hal
d their respective Offices for the term now spec'.
aud until their successors are elected and
Daiihed.
JOHN 8. ROANE. Speaker
80 , Of lie House Of Representatives.
n JOHN WILLIAMSON.
.a Prssidsnt Of tie Ssnois.
hpsovsd: January 9th l6l5.
All The psrs In this State will publish the
pvs thYeo times before the frs, Monday in Angus
BIT, and ssnd the papers containing the same tt
b Secretary Of State. 'u5 .I,-s
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-09-20

sss.is, p,fouafien M Dfed afg.-cal'
Todd, 90, Allsiele, a. ihe Court q hoss'', 90,
seubes ,emafh lbIs Gaze el ~ uaaecsyed eeay
ss sa,,,, asdst b,a notice, The body is 81
itgv,'. a" me ~ tie, Il is iba. Of oene,al
Idle Az rtey, a ffenfhm,n, wbo vac :" We
i nssg !" satsee, under Peter ibe Great. ~
w. S @ dd not allow he friends 70 buy
~ tndv uelil HE bsIfs thenll pay i've uep,fi
NE go rename, "p in the church uueuted' .na
we .".s wv he sems that The composition OF we
Fwb,eh i chalk and limestone preserved y
Sow SOU, w dec,v T6q body s pe'Iec,ly dry' some
ron desay ,a .ng wbte hairs arc 10 perfect
- ". ,ao Tbs sE'n i Of brown color and va.
. ss,p when fret exposed 70 ne sf, 70
tep ye,s elastic lyou strike 'he chez, o. ,he
be very elasu" AaIlsa sound. The skin IL OF q
Ssy epio,' and vas represented, when hfs
o,"@" iy - tho air, 10 be very elastic you
ea ,igs the ebrs, or tho belly, Il gises hollow
stflNs 'ne 1n' s,nchipgs are nearly decayed, but
soo1 hno,s arc %q eS,re and the hairs Of the wig
are in good condlton'
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-09-20
Valuable Town Prop
erty For sale.

Yan order of the Probate Court OF Up
4& pah County, Miss, obtained at the Au'
ELL Gus, Term 1915, shall offer for sale to
he highest bidder, on a credit of IL Months al
he Court House door in Ripley, in SAID County
IN Tuesday, September 3oth 1915,
The following Town Lots, IN Ripley M N sa,G
County, as the property Of William u, No1, ION
y 3, "a in Block IS; and Lots 3, 6, & in
Block 2s;-ALSO the undivided moie,y Of SAID
William Norton decd, in the Yves, half OF Lot
6, IN Block 10; and Lot 4, in Block ID, including
the Store House and adjoining outbulldlngs Oh
Norton d, Hunter, in Ripley. The undefs.s ~,
cd will also, at the same time and place, oi2t
his undivided moie,y of the West half Of Lot q
IN Block 10, and Loi4, in Block IL, in his owl w,
individual right, upon the same terms as aeov'
specified. Tie title to all OF said property
believed to be perfect. rr, .1u
Of VIM, Norton Dect
August 10th l845-39-tds
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-09-20
n,e,,,rs ', ~ MARRIED WOMEN,

-, have noticed, some month or
" ''' ga article in the Franklin Review
'"o el''. 49, haieye. aAllnsfield," advocating the
''Et,'.r ,na,yied women to their Children we
rtn,, ~ ,,a, ye.bavo mislaid the paper contain
IL n,,;,or,s suggestions, as they were both
.as,ec, and pontcd The principle OF secIr'
;,,, n married women the property they may
hayo inherited prior to their coveture, Is, proper
a,d inst. and we would be glad to see IL moor
naraIed into our laws. II Is unreasonable 10
nl,ce every married woman IN this respect, az
Inc marry of her husband. II leaves her ana
her children exposed TO the hazard OF MS OK
,,ayaranca. reckIessness or dissipation, ana
of,cn s,rios them of wealth, and even the means
of subsistance-caused by no act oil theirs, out
hv the husbands effective, yet simple features
NJ our LEGISLATION, is, that we may at any Time
blot ont any feature from our statute book that
is uneoual and oppressive; and surely lhts' 10
saw the least of il, is both unequal and unjust
Tho time was when a woman was mere save
the being Of caprice aud tyranny: but those
DAVIS have passed away, the night OF oafoafish
has riyen place to the glory OF civilization -
Since the DAYS of chivalry, women has been
praduallv extending her influence wider and
wider. until that influence has become the great
est restraint upon the wild passions and way
ward nature ofman. While we would not run
from one extreme to another, we cannot but
entertain an ardent desire that natural Justice
should be done, and that the sex should be Sc.
cured against the unsurpation and infringement
nf,heir rights. Woman's true position is net
Their that of an idol nor a slave. She was IN
tended as a companion and helpmate for man.
and laws should be so farmed as to place her IN
her true position, and secure to her proper rights
It is to be hoped that the next Legislature w'I take
This matter into due consideration, and give Il
its proper weight. We shall reveEtto the SUD
iect again. Sommsruille Spy.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-09-20
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
TIPpAH COUNTY.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
1IPPAH COUNTY.
Brant Williams and
Lewis Williams,
George w. Reed
Wardwosth b. Reed
Obediah Richardson.
SNHPON opening The matters OF comp
Nl R;Il in this case, and it appearing that the
defendants. G. w. d. w. B. Reed reside be-
| yond tho limits of the State of Mississippi so
thpt,he ordinary process of law cannot be SER
we'd mon them; 1t is ordered that unless the
said defendants appear at the next term OF the
. Circuit Court, to be holden for said County of
/, Tippab, at the Court House in the Town Of
= Ripley, on the last Monday in September 49,
6 As, on the first day thereof, give security for
y performing the decree herein, and Plead, an
swer or demur to compainants BILL that the
alterations therein contained, will be taken as
v confessed, and this cause set for final hearing
4 and decreed accordingly. II is further ordered
that this order be published in the Ripley AID.
A. vertiser, a newspaper published in the town Of
"A Ripley, in said State, for Two Months success.
r sively, notifying the defendants of the pendency
,e of this suit.
d July 24th 1915.
BRIEF.
If Bill states,that Deft G. W. Reed entered the
4. w / of Sec 33, Il 2, X 5, Feast; lying in Tip
q pah County Miss, in the Land Office at Ponto
u toc..tha, be sold it TO w. B. Reed, who sold i
) to Obediah Richardson, who sold it to Com
. plainants,-that no deed or writing of any kin,
4 was passed under any of these sales; but tina
!, the Receivers Certificate for land was transfer
Il red by delivery at each sale, and is now in pos
% session of compliments, apd made an exhibit
!. PRAYER,-That the legal title be diyeste
70 out OF said George w. Reed, and invested il
r. and settled upon Complanants. by decree of tn
to Court, and for general relief.
,e o. DAVIS, Sol.
July Doth 1s45-36-2m
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-09-20

SPEAK GENTLY


Rossh een,l,l--it IL better taf
~ ,ule nv lesf, than ieafsa-
snssk genliy-let not harsh words mar
The good We nigh, do hefe'
u,a,t gsutl,i-=Ii,ye doth whisper low
l'hs VOWS that true hearts bind.
And Gently Friendships accents now,
Aleeuon's voice u hnd'
Sneak gently TO the little child
Its love be sure TO gam
rsaeb !, IN accents soft and mild
l,may not long remain
scoak gently TO the young, for they
Wilhaye enough to bear
Pass through this life as best they may
This full OF anxious care!
Sneak gently to the aged one
Crieve not the care-worn heart
Tbe sands of life are nearly run
Let such in peace DEPART
Sneak gently, kindly TO the poor
Let no harsh tone oe heafu'
Thsv have enough they must endure,
Without an unknd word!
Sneak gently to the erring--know
Thev NAV have toiled in VAIN,
Defiance unkindness made them so;
Oh, win them back agan'
Speak gen,ly!--lie who gave his l'ie'
To bend mans stubborn will
When elements were in fierce strife,
Said to them, peace, be STILL
Speak eently!-'ts little thing
Dropped in the hearts deep wen;
The good, the JOY which it may BRING
Eeternlty shall tell.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-09-20

3 OF 4 " TC PIT - 70 q Y
AylNG permanently located at La
Ii Id mar, Marshall County Miss ten
ders his professional services 70 VI )
citizens. and surrounding country FROM
lone experience and success in prac,'ce, he
natSers himself, that he will be enabled 10
,;vo General satisfaction TO all VINO may
favor him with a call.
Lamar, Mi, August 1874
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-09-20
Medicine.

yuyunrrsrlNp, Sweet Oil, CalomeI, Caster
' NJ oil, Jalap, Rhubarb, Godfreys Cordial
A Paragoric, Spirits Nitre, ThomPsons rye
Water. Cinnamon and Aniseed Oil, CamphoF
and Batemans Drops, by J b. WALKER
Ripley, may l843.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-09-20

terms for Cash; Consisting IN part OF the ioaow-
ing articles:
Sulphate of Quinine, Tooth Brushes,
Onium. Calomel, Spring Lancet Blades,
Iaudanum, Pareporic, Cream of Tartar;
Godfrey's Cordial, Red g. white preclphate
Bateman's Drops, Hartshorn, lpecac,
Onodeldoc. Camphor, Castor Oh, Sweet On,
OH of Spike, Alcohol, EPSON Salts,
Oil d. Ess Peppermint, SPts. IurPen''oe'
Oil OF Annseed, Cookies RUS
Oil of Sassafras, Lees 40
Oil of Cloves, BeckWiths 90
Nitric Acid, Sapp hgtoh w
Muriatic do. Elixir VltFiol
SuIphuric do. parcip. Carb Iron,
CASTLE SOAP, Kreosote, Morphine,
Rbubarb. Aloes. Mercurai Ointment,
Assafptida, Tartar Emetlc,
Peruvian Bark, White a blue 'sFiol'
Biisterng Ointment, Flors. sulphur,
Cloves, Nutmegs, Swt. Spts' NI1Te'
Liquorlce Ball. HiVe syrup
Ground Logwood, Catharte Worm 90
Ground Mustard, Salt Fetre, Plll boAes'
Blpe Mass. Assorted Walls,
| Balsamic Capsules Number SIX
Red Lead, SWANS Panacea,
Tlnc,, I,obelia, Syrup SIENNA,
Rasped Quassia, Ague rus,
Soda Powders, Rocheleso aIls,
SIENNA, CrotonolI, Magnesia,
Nux Vomica, Judklns Ointment
Cinnamon Bark, Basllicon 90
\ Spanish Flies, Hop Leaves,
Virginia Snake Root, Gum Arabic,
1 Pink Root, Vegetable Caustic,
Seneka Snake root, Comp. Sp,s. Lavender
Il iva Ursi, Ergot, Quassa,
!, Comp Syrup SarsaparilaPuvd. Gentian,
S Balsam Copaiva, F'r's solution Arsenic
n Sugar OF Lead, Savin Ointment
d Nitrate of Silver, Turner's Cerate'
It Arsenic prussic Acid Tinct Murate OF ifoh'
o Fly Poison, burgundy ftch'
al Syrnges, Assorted, SHAVING SOAP
:, Corrosive SubRmate, Vial corks, Trusses,
:, Cologne Water, Oil Soap,
G. Blue lux, Black Sand, Gum Gulacum'
IN Waters, Jalap, COHESIVE t,as'e''
We Gum Myrrh, Sontt 10
Is CAYENNE Pepper, Tartar Ac'd,
10 T ,ocofoco Matches, Super Carb. Soda,
Saiauz Powders, Cubebs, Alum,
ID Wallets Ferruginous pills, Quicksilver
Iodide Potassium, iodlde lron'
DO Mercury, Phosphorus,
- The various Tinctures, and many other ar
Giles. He expects to keep constantly on ha
full assortment of fresh Family Medic'n
and warrants them all to be genuine. PuFeL
sers are respectfully solicited to call.
JAMES B. ELLIS,
Physician g. Druggi
Ripley, Miss, April 22d ls45,
He would also respectfully tender his servit
ants to the citizens of the County, in the varlo
t the branches of MEDICINE, SURGERY, OBsTETRI
be- etc. Returns his thanks to his former patro
H. so and respectfully soccits their continuance.
SER ITOffice, same heretofore occupied, WHIT
5 the he may always be found except when prot
t the lonaily absent. ). b. H.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-09-20
Ripley

HNHARLES P. MILLER, Returns. his
u thanks to the Public for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed on nun
as an Inn Keeper, and would state. mat ne
has Just completed an entire new building,
in the neatest style, Immediately IN FROM
If he old house, formerly occupied BY him.
where he will be pleased to accommodate
Boarders and Travellers. He fat'ers MN
self, he will be able to give saaslao'ioh' a.
he il determined that his Table and S'ap'e
shall be well supplied with the best that Toe
country will afford, and that his Charges
shall he as LOW as the LOW Esi'
Ripley Miss, June 22d lS44'
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-09-20
Tin Ware.

good supply Of tin ware, consisting o. co., co.
bnckets with covers of various sizes, candle
moulds, and grid irons for sale by
may, l644. j. ID. "ALAA''
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-09-20
Violin Strings
I'd rsr English violin strings. received and Tor
- sale Mt Kings corner by
may, 1914, j. b. WALKER
Drugs " Family
MEDICINES.

IN HE undersigned would respectfully beg
- leave to announce to the citizens OF TIP
pab County, that he has just returned from
Philadelphia and brought with him small and
neat lot of Drugs and Family Medicines OF hls
own selections, which he offers on reasonable
terms for Cash; Consisting in part of the follow
tnln
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-01-09
ANOTHER FLARE Up

In the Senate of South Carolina, on the 10Th
INST, the following resolutions were offered by
Mr.. Plckens, and unanimously adopted:-
Resolved. That this Senate considers the re-
cent movement IN the House Ct Representative
In Congress-, IN relation TO the reception OF Pc
tItlons TO abolish slavery in any portion OF this
Confederacy as calculated to endanger the peace
OF our State, as a fragrant outrage upon ouI
rights, and a decided step towards The subversion
OF our Institution, and the dissolution of this
Union.
Resolved, That on this subject we admit no
Legislative power III Congress, and that such
Federal Compact.
Resolved, That if there should be Legislation
on this subject by Congress, that the Governor
this State, is h hereby requested to call the Legis-
lature together, in order TO decide upon the
mode and manner in which we shall preserve
and defend our ancient ri lights and liberties.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-01-09
SURI,I ME-


Our Ministers ard Charges will acquire a
great reputation abroad and at home alter a
while.-Major Donaldson at Texas, means to
eclipse Mr.. Shannon in Mexico. 1t will be a
hard race between them. We have Mr.. DIS.
address to Mr.. Houston. 1t concludes thus
81 must salute the "lone starr which they
have set up in this ~hallowed sky of their %victori-
es, as light which is TO blend its rays with those
that hang over my own loved Union, and which
are, trust, never TO be extinguished."
What Sam Houston said 10 all this, is not Civ
en-. lie looked wise, we venture to say, what
ever his reply was.
Mr.. D.. made an address to President Jones'
That is also given. But we give only the lat
ter part OF the Presidents reply to Mr.. Donald
son, wherein lie speaks very cautiously. He
says:
Il can only assure you that the increase of my
responsibilities and trusts will be attended with
a corresponding desire on my part not to disap-
point their Just expectations in preserving the
relations, as they now subsist between the two
countries, in harmonious accordance with the
public WILL"
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-01-09

BET HERSELF AND WON A HUsBAND.-A buxom
young woman in New Jersey, residing in one
of the townsh Ups OF Hudson County, bet with a
young gentleman Of this city on the President
ial election, the stakes being her own charming
self, for better, TO worse, the young man win
ming her in case OF Folks election, and losing
her IN the event OF Mr.. Claws success. The
result is known. The wedding comes off in a
few weeks, and we've been promised a slice OF
the cake, The parties were quite y~oung-the
lady about eighteen aud the young man twenty.
The fun of the matter is, The parties had the
greatest confidence in the election Of Mr.. Clay.
and although acknowledged lovers, had no
idea of uniting their dest;htes for four or five
years to come. We refrain from giving names.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-01-09

Ewes APPLE TREE.-This tree is of middle
size, and is found in great numbers. Its leaves
are nine inches long, and three broad. with a
bout twenty strong tibres branching off on each
side of the centre one. It's fruit hangs down in
pairs from q long stalk. Its appearance is very
peculiar. being like an apple with one third cut
or bitten out. IL is d deadly poison, and the milk
which flows from it is so acid, that a drop fall
ling on the hand raises a blister. The outside
is of a bright yellow color, and the inside is of a
deep crimson. 1t contains a large quantity OF
small black seeds, like the pips of an apple. i'm
bedded in scarlet colored pulp. ! have counted
hity-elght of these in one fruit. When ripe.
the fruit bursts open and the seeds fall out; f
ter which the outside fruit shriveIs, up, and still
adheres 10 the stalk for a considerable time
Recollections of Ceylon.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-01-09

fEF Ii is stated that the balance in the
Pennsylvania Treasury is SO much larger
than was until very recently anticipated, that
there now exists no doubt that the interest
will be paid punctually when it falls due in
Fe bruary, without the aid of a loan for that
purpose. 1t is said 10 be highly probable
that the interest will be also paid in August,
and regu larry after. We would be glad were
it in our power TO make a similar announce
ment for our State, but that is out of the ques-
ton, at present. Gov. Whitcomb advertises
us as bankrupt, and we are likely TO remain
SO during his administration
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-01-09
AssIGNEE,s L E..

NF1NY VIRTUE of a decretal order of the
ID District Court Of the United States for
lie District of Indiana, made on the 23d day of
er, I843, in the case of Thomas G. Thurs
ton of Vanderburgh County. in Bankruptcy, l
will sell lots Nos 4 and 90, in the flown OF Her
culaneum. Clark County. Indiana, at the Court
House in the Town Of Evansville on the first day
of February next at 10 O'Clock A M, to the
highest bidder On 6 credit of six months
Jan g.. 1916 N. ROWLEY, Assignee.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-01-09

Too Coon TIC BE LosT.-A day or two be-
fore the election in this country, two negroes
were discussing politics, and from word:
they came to blows; the owner of one ofthem
hearing the rumpus thrashed both of them
giving the Clay negro ten lashes and the
Polk negro fifteen. The latter, after walk
ing about a hundred yards, srugged his
shoulders, and shouted atthe top ofhis lungs,
"Hurrah for Polk-fVe ahead yetw-Miss
Guard.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-01-09

A QUEER NOSE SroRY.-A French paper tells
US that at The Hure, in the department Of Upper
Soane, may be seen a man who was formerly an
under cook who had his nose cut off by NJ. Cam
OF, a surgeon of Hure and replaced by the rump
OF a living owl This ENGRAVING has perfectly
succeeded, and NJ. Cannot has only 1.-THE trouble
of from time to time, plucking the feathers
from the restored nose.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-01-09

INDIANA STATE BANK par
State Scrip 1870 10 p. CT pre-.
VaDderburg Co 0.ders 5 - - dis
ILLINOIS STATE BANK 80 dis
E" Shawnetown 8
KENTUCKY BANKS par
OHIO BANKS
Commercial Blk Gin. par
Franklin do do par
Lafayette do do par
TENNESSEE BANKS 2a3 dis
LOUISIANA BANKS
Necklaces and Traders par
Union par
City par
Commercial 25a36 dis
Bank of Louisiana par
State par
Gas. pa
Carrollton PSF
Canal
Citizens 40a5O
Consolidated 40a50
LIST Municipality 5 dis
Cd do 5 dis
Sd do DO dis
BILLS ON NEW YORK p. ct. pre-.
" Philadelphia -" s
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-01-09

GIVE once heard of a young lady who
said there were but two things which, in
looking back over her past life, she regret
ted:-and one of these was, that she didn't
eat more cake when her sister Fanny ras
mdrriedu
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-01-09

A Coon REAsoN.-A pe1son in this city
conversing, a few days ago, upon The relative
power possessedby England and America Job.
served that America would have marched an
army into England, and taken it during the
last war, only ne did not wdnt to assume its
national debt.-LoweN COnrier.