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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-10-29
state of Indiana,
SPGNcER County. 5sSS:

lls SPEHCER COUNTY, 80: A-+. f3 -'.
Is In flIe Spencer Circuit Court in vacation Oct.
9TH 1916. 30 aa9le as eE fae ~ = ~ s'1'
ThOmas w Watkins of n. ami I g ser u
Susan B. Watklns, Is 8 .9t sf1. -p1 s3o.e
oI-.sL z1o VS.. iaaid .oN
Sarah Claiborne Thompson, John Petition for
P Thompson. CATH aftne 'rhomiI- Partition.
SOP. George Scarborough 81 Sum- .ia- 1-
uel NJ. Wing. aa- az sa p ae
THE said petitioners, byJehn-Ingle Jr. their
solicitor, having this day filed III the g eik's OF
flee OF The Spehc er Circuit, Count a certain bIIi
tor partition Ia the a 5ove entitled cause, and
also affidavit of the non-resIdenee OF the de-
fendanlsherein.t the said SaVah Claiborne Titomp
son, John ?. Thonipsun, Catharine Thompson
George Scarborough and Samuel NJ Wing are
therefore hereby notified that said bill is POW
pending in sa id Court and -tiIat unless they ap-
pear aud plead, answer or denur TO said bIi On
or before the calling OF eihls cause at the mex
term of the Spencer CIRCUIT Court, to be held
at Rockport on the 4Ih Monday IN October,
1916, the same Will be taken as cOniesssd nd
decreeda accordingly. Witness John Crawford
Clerk OF said Court al Roekporf, tins 9th day O
October 1885, JOHN CRAM FORD Ci'k
Oct 1885, BY S. w. FAIRfIELDD c. &
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REAT ATTRACTHON!-The sub
IN sctDeGs nave ia Is Gay received a fresh lot
OF very great bargains which they offer to the
trade on beIJet terms than be bought in
Indiana. They now nave on hand elegant
assortment OF FALL AND WINTER Goods, prices
To SUIT the closest buyers.
J, H. MAJHEE & co,
Oct. 90, 1856.
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NEW WHOLESALE
DRY GOODS STORE.

FEVHE subscribers have taken the spacious
& storehouse adjoining John Shankhn's, on
Water street, and ate now opening large and
extensive assortment OF
DRY GOODS, &C.,
which they prepared TO offer to the trade up
onas good terms they be procured West
oi the Mountains.
Having permanently located themselves IN
This place they have made arrangement by hlcl
they will be IN constant receipt Ut Fresh Goods.
Country merchants and dealers generally, arc
req uesed TO give them call.
may lA-tf. JOHNSON 4 GRAN h.
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EVANSVILLE NURsERY.---I

~ suns iisl"g ~ Vanaerburgh aud ia tie adj
joining counties wishing 10 buy good grated
appIe-irees, OF remarka able fine size, this Ia H.
they will 90 well to call on .he proprietor or
agent, al the Sherwood House; price OF ap. l24c.
Those that want trees wall please call and ex-
nuine Tor themselves IIc fore parI OF Noveni-
ber " hiclI is the best tiue Tor planting.
All orters promptly attended to. with the cash
D. HElKES, Proprietor.
oct 22-3; p. HOFFMAN. Agent.
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NowKCE no 1EY FRgENDs!

81 AM compelled to call on yen by this paper
e. tor help; my capital is small, and | have
considerable standing out aud those knowing II
will please cali and settle with me, as / stand
much in need at This time ot money. 1t rs the
first time have called i'll this way my friends
and hope they will consider aud then act.
N. b. | have a fine stock OF FALL a n
SUMMER GOODS ON HAND, which now
offer very low Tor cash am compelled to sell
this stock OF Goods Tor Cash only.
| Also, School bouks OF all kinds.
June /, IT. j. NJ. CALDW ELL.
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NEW sTORE JUST OPENED.
At the corner OF Main and WATERSHED

EVANsNILLE, ENDs,
{ Formerly occupied by John MITCHELL Esq
RM W. FOSTER would respectfully invite
We the attention of the citizens OF Wander
6urgh and adjoining counties 10 his new aud
general assortment oi Foreign aud Domestic
Dry Goods, Hardware, Queemsware. Hats, Bon
nets, Boots, Shoes, Iron, Castings, Nails, Glass
White Lead, Coffee. Sugar, Salt, Whisky, Cot
ton Yarns, g., <.
The stock is entirely NEW. Has been care
fully Sc iected in the cheapest markets and with
especial view to the Country Trade, and IS he
will do a business entirely for ready pay, either
cash or produce, ii will enable him 10 offer in
ducements to those visiting Evansville for goods
call az least and examine tor ti einselves.
Evansville, A pril 9, l846-tE
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INSURANCE AGENCY.

TEXHE subscribers having been appointed
q Agents for the Columbus Insurance Com
pany' are prepared 10 effect insur ance on Fire
and Marine risks al low rates. Believing the
above Office to be one OF the best in the western
county, they have NJ hesitation in recommen d
ing This CumPany to the favorable notice Of til e
public. S1OCKWELL 81 CORBET.
apr IS. '46-!f.
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NSVILLE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
LEATHER STORE,
nv D4e1.xvEEs g. n, NVz1rs

YNSHE Subscribers have the pleasure OF an
B iouncing 10 The surrounding country-to
Saddlers, Shoemak ers, &c, that they have now
in successful operation, TANNERY, adJon-
ing Evansville under the superintendance OF
colnpetent-w orkmen, from which they are con-
stantly receiving at their depot Main street
between First and Second, all kinds OF Learner,
such as Sole, harness. Budle, SkirIing, Coarse
Upper, Kip, Call Skins aud Innings.
They also manufacture Glue and Cured
Hair, Shoemalke r's Findings, Lasts, Pegs, Thread
and all 9th er articles used by the craii
They have also in store and Tor sale assert
ment OF Groceries Liquors. aud Queensware,
iy fifty. DECKER & KllA MER.
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}. * w. REELLy,
wholesale & Retail Dealers in Groceries,
Produce, Salt. &C., &C., sc.
MainStreet, Evansville, Indiana.

fHSuE subscribers have recently moved in
4 their New Store, on Main street next door
]. H. Bufiandck & Co., where they are pre-
pared to sell all articles in their line OF good
quality aud at low prices any other house
tue city. They would take this opportunity
OF returning their numerous friends aud the
public or past favors, and " ould respectfully
solicit continuance OF the same.
Almost all Kinds OF country produce pnrchas
ed at their store Tor cash.
june 25-3t. ]. & w. REILLY.
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EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
|FBSEHgS extensive and pleasant Establishment
f Z So convenIeh t to the river, is gaIW cOn-
mended TO t!ie notice OF the travelling public
The large increase OF patronage, since il came
under the control OF the unders gned induces
the beiiel, that his efforts 10 sustain FIRST
GLASS HoTEL Unprecedented, and dcvoting his
Undivided aud personal attention TO his busl-
ness, his guests may be assured ol7eYery COM
lori and attention
The 'Ex change djoins the great steam
Boat Landing, aiofding travellers wishing to 60
up down the uver great convenlences, End a
a watch is kept day ANA night TO secure TO them
the earliest conveyance.
| The excellent Iue of Mail Couches Ia the
| North, inIersecting at Vincennes with all the
| routs Concentrated there depart from che Tx
change every Monday. Thursday aud Satur-
day mornings, and the large livery sable at
taciIee W lll furnish extras any moment, to
| forward travellers onward.
q With these flcilities of 50 much moment II
the business man, the undersi gued once more
soiicits patronage on the ground that he intends
To deserve IL.
april IL, 1916 ~. c. *. DREW.
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q AEF NOTECE.--rhe undcisigneA will
3 ! herea tier pracuceLaw IN connexion wIhMr
THuMAS E. GARvIN, under the name Of BAKER &
GAEyIN. All business heretofore undertake en-
by tue undersigned will be closed by him, but
all new business will receive the prompt atten-
IInn of both members of the firm. Office III The
Court iIouse. CONRAD BAKER.
Evansville, Sept. Sd, 1896
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+ VI USE received per steamer Sam Seay-
CO 30 boxes JAMES RIVER TOBACCO,
ot Tie following Brands, VIZ:
Boxes Burton's Lump;
s-. 5 Halsey's ) do;
= Lubby's do;
aes, 10 - Murrels.l2 do:
- L = Colegate's 5 do;
ElG - Thos. Nector's superior ID. limp.
|, 0-t- This added.to our old stock OF Tobacco.
lnal. Is the assortment one OF the best and cheap
est ever offered in Evansville. Oar Wabash
friends respectfully requested o call and ex-
anime stuck of Tobacco, as well as all kinds
oil Groceries in general, and we hope they, alter
the examination OF our Groceries and prices,
will. find it to their advantage 10 save the ex-
pense, trouble, aud loss oi time TO go TO Louis
vile OF Cincinnati.
| March >. If. ALLIS s HOWES.
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AuCTEON STORE.

Watershed, between Sycamore & Vine.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
AE ARK GUMBER'TS informs the public tliat
IvE he will sell at Auction on Tuesday, Thurs
days, and Saturdays o each week, Dry Goods,
Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Queens
ware, &c. &c. All Goods consigned him
VIII meet win sale an return He-soicitS The
patronage of the public. .. aug 27-tf.
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4 SAFE AND SURE Cure FOR

D
CHEI.Lss or AGUE AND FEvERs
in the unprecedented time. of Five Hours.
The aitenuan OF the public is called 10 tbs great
remdey fort hills or &gue and Fever, and IN
don SO, The ffopriefe deems II proper 20 make
The following decarations,s tie i RgRils Of which,
he desires the people % test by q ulal,saHd he
VIII caseerfuiy abide. her decision, VIZ ;-1st.
.1'ife au,efe pleii<aut ara conxenIeat- TO take.
2n . IL skill scure LIVERY caSe,ifsthe direetions
are observed 3r.ss Il viii leave sno.inlArious
eject in the system; on the contrary, II lmparts
Strength io ths c6nstituuon'. III. Il is purely
egelable. and re fined from all gross particles
which rendereihera preparations sotaadty alid
-disagrecatle 10 the taste. 5ih. II VIII cure
with perfect certainty in tivs hours.
fEe- Cerfifcaics on the wrapper around the
helIlf, o, eHres from SIX montasalo. ten years
standing. .F.iss s..s .s.s4 .tsa s..a s.,y4sr
rrepnr, q and sold. wholesale aud retail. by
GEO. w. ROUSE Nashshe, Tenn. and by
1 a ia. -M.lWOOLSE IlnegisIE
may I, '4576nln sltzsgs = eEsalsNlllle, indi.
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J. T. " a T.kER. $. r. HAMILL
WA FAER az EEAIEHEL.

AtIoTneys as CONhseAIOTs at 41AW'
EAJ ILL practice -aw III partnership Ia the
v g Circuit aud Probate Courts of Wander
dcrbugh and the noighbonng Counties, Indiana
All business entrusted to their care, will re-
ceive prompt attention
Office on THIRD Street, fronting the Public
Square, and opposite the Court House
Evansville, A prn lst., 49,
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ca OF GLASSWARE, consisting in paris OF
% boxes FUN biers, plain. cut, pressed. etc.
6 - Decanters, royal bar, cut. flute. oh0mp, etc
: Jars, improved article, from Ct. 10 gal
| Lanterns;
30 :. Quart Bottles and Point Flasks.
March 5, ALLIS s. HOWES
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ALLlS & IIOWES.
q DNENESTEATOR'S Not

"a DgENESTEAEO NOdIce.---
IA Letters OF administration have this day
been granted to the undersigned by the ClerN
of the Probate Court OF Van derburgh County Oh
the estate Of Joseph Young, late OF said county,
deceased. All persons indebted 10 said dece-
dent OF having claims against sand estate are
hereby requested 10 make a settlement with the
Undersigned. join YOUNG, Admit.
oct 49,
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ENW ARRsVAL.

POTTER & BANNING.
Gr0cers & General Commission Merchants
AWT AIER STREET, between Sycamore Sc
Wv Vine. next door 10 Dr. Stockwelt's o!i
stand (now Stevens, Taylor and CD)
A general assortment of Groceries, Hollow
ware. Iron, Nails, Glass, Shoyels, Spades, Cot
ton Vans, Broolls, &c. Re Nqw on bsfel,
which viii be sold extremely Tow. Please call
and examine for yourselves. apr 23-tt
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GIN
CL THIN STOES T.,
RX AHTERIEes & RRTTNT3FET.

nrsf% II b subscribers, late Of Cincinnati. desires
"a 10 inform the citizens of Evansville aud
surrounding country, that they bave just open
eG on 1idin street, nexr door to w. Il c. Beifs
Drug Store. large and fresh stock OF READY
MADE CLOTHING, made IN. tie latest aud
most fashionable st,le, OF good materials ard in
the best manner. The WORK was executed by
themselves and under Ii cir eye, and fslI be full
ly warranted. Their stock is urge one en-
brucing every thing requisite for the flung out
oil gentleman's wardrobe, and will be sold al
very low prices. Youths clothing on hand OF
good wokmanshp and OF the very best materi-
als,a extremely low prices A hne lot OF Trunks,
HAS CAPS, oots ana Shoes We think our good
and prices will induce those wishing to purchase
/ TO lay out their money with Us, ana tere fore
solicit call from the public. July 2 '46-ly.
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- HEREEE'S SREe.--By yiriac OF spe-
~ cal n la issued from the Office OF The
Clerk OF the VaudeEbnFah Circuit Court.iu Ia
vUr OF Lucius B. Scott and against Justice Braun
irk | will on Saturday the 7lh ddv OF NOvein-
Der, 1916. at tie door of the Coaft House in the
town OF EvarsVile. be Nv cen the hours OF 10
O'Clock, A. Af.and O'Clock p. NJ. OF safd day E,
expose 10 sale at public auction and out cry the
rents, issues and profits Tor the. Term OF seven
years, OF the loliowiug described properly, TO
wit:
Lots and in Block No. $50, in Lamasco
City in said county.
: And should no person Offer or bid for said
rents, issues and property sum sufficient 10
satisfy said ii. la.vand costs. l will at the same
lime aud place proceed to sell at public auction
and out CRY the lee simple of said above desert
bed lots, .ior the satisfaction oil SAID ii ia. and
costs: sa I'd sale 10 be. wibout relief iTopr vBtaa
zion laws. VIM. NJ WALKER, Sh1A Y. CO
loctl5-3s--p1 81
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yAUGHN'S
Vegetable EitE.rontripsic EEixtare.

cure ier, Dgopsy, Gravel, diseases o ,ihe
p Urinary Organs. Kidneys, Liver, Lungs.
&c Incipieht Consumption, Femafe IRE saIari-
tfes. diseases Of the Spine,l Sick ARCHAEOLOGICAL
I]dious disorders, all Erpptise diseases Scrofu-
la, Salt Rheum. &c. And in fact any complaint
which can be rea ched through the blood will be
speedily acted 'epon nd cured by this afticle.
In tile orthbrn sections of the Unite States
this NJ edicine has established reputation unc-
qualTed by any article ever presented 10 the
world. Ithas nldde cures in many and various
complaints which are set fenrihitI pamphlet
which is furnished gratisle all who may please
10 call on tue agency In ibis city.
To all Iaboriug under sdetitated system
whatever may be the cause, thptyoeance bot
lie Of tins Medicine will be certain 10 effect re-
lief; and in most instances twelve ounce bot
lie E4A .af ~4-< 3t,Tfs ahB
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.

Evansville, June Is 1916.
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its extinction, and especially by our citizens,
going into the other States where slavery OK
lsts and there aiding or procuring the escape
OF slaves iii violation of the laws OF those States,
finds with US no sympathy whatever, and we
are happy in believing that the people Of Mas
sachusetts, with but very few exceptions, en-
terrain the same sentiments.
1t is to US, therefore, subject of sincere re-
greet, that any of our citizens should be so mis-
taken in their duty as to go into the States
where domestic slavery exists, and there at
tempt to effect what we doubt not, they sup
pose to be good object, by j violation of the
laws of those States.
We do not undertake to justify Mr.. Torrey
in the acts which he is said to have committed
in violation of the laws Of your State, lie is
Il man Of sanguinc and ardent temperament,
and while he may have supposed that he was
acting from a sense Of duty aud doing night,
we believe him to have acted under mistaken
views, and erroneous Impressions, Bot he has
family friends and connexions in Massachu-
sets Of the highest respectablity, aud who
ale deeply solCitOus for his welfare and for his
restoration to his family. Upon assurances
given to us by those friends IN whose honor
and integrity we have entire confidence, we
have no hesitation in expressing to your Excel
lency, our unhesltating belief, that If Mr.. Tor
fry should be liberated and permitted to return
to his friends in Massachusetts, he would ne
yer again attempt the violation of the laws of
any of the States relating to the institution of
domestic slavery.
While there exists at the North, as we be-
leVe there does at the present time, strong
public sentiment against such acts as those OF
which Mr.. Torrey has been convicted, we cam
not refrain from the expression of our belief,
that the extension to him of the Executive
clemenCy would as strongly tend to prevent a
repetition of similar offences as would the in
Fiction of the seyerest penalties Of the law.
The undersigned, therefore, without intend
ing any improper interference with the course
of public Justice in another State, would most
respectfully ask the attention of your Excel
ency in the case of Mr.. Torrey, and if your
sense of official duty will permit his liberation
by an act of Executive clemency, we beg leave
to assure your Excelency that such an act
mly connexions Of Mr.. TorIeY, as well as up
on the undersigned, the highest obligations.
We have the honor TO he, with great respect,
your EXceIlency'S ob'dt seryt'S.
Signed by Geo. 4. Hilard and 40 OF ers,
among whom, las certified by Gov. Buggs,)
is the Speaker Of the House and President of
the Senate Of Massachusetts, mcmD rs Of the
two branches OF the Legislature, Judge Of
the Suprome Court and two of the Court Of
Common Pleas and many other gentlemen Of
high standing for character, talents, integrity
and Judgment.
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SIR,-The subscribers, citizens of the Com
mon~o1lIli Of Massa chusctts, most respectfully
ask leave TO address your ExcelIcncy in behalf
OF one of our citizens, the Rev. Charles T. Tor
rey, who as we are informed, was convicted IN
the month of November last, of violating the
Laws of your State, relating to the abduction
of slaves, and who is now, under sentence of
your Court, confined in the Penitentiary of
your State.
None can more sincerely regret, than do the
undersigned, that there should exist questions
furnishing occasion of irritation and jealousy
between the citizens of different sections of our
country. Whatever may be the opinion of the
undersi gned upon the abstract question of sla-
very, we beg leave to assure your Excellency,
that any attempt unconstitutionaly to effect
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otpaying the claim OF B9n2inger and Eschbach
Tor paving done ut Mount Vernon Place. The
claim amounts to Sl,I65. IS. Adopted.
proposition was received from The pIopr-
Gtor ofthe new line of omnbuses, offering them
Tor the use of the Council in visiting the May
or this evening and accepted. A similar mvi-
tation was received from the proprietor 1.-The
Telegraph omnibus, and accepted.
Mr.. Lauderman offered resolution direct
ing the City Comm issioner5 20 have certain
lots belonging to the city surveyed, for the pur-
pose having them sold or leased
Also, resolution directing the committee
Oh the HarbOr to inquire into the cxpcdiencv OF
having the bridges over the Falls at Fleet and
Wiki streets removed Referred
message was received from the first branch,
enclosing resolution favorable to payiqg the
claim of john Saowacrc, for services rendered
as Justice OF the Peace al the Southern Dis
rict watch house; adopted. Also, an un(ago-
rablo report and resolution on the petition of
Paul Beck; adopted. Also, an uniavoraolc re-
port on the petition Of Sarah Fuss and others;
adopted
On motion of Alr. Ware, the opiujen deliver
cd by tho CITY Counsellor, IN regard To- the term
Of election OF tbs branch, wa referred 10 the
committee on Ways and Means.
a message was received from the First
Branch enclosing favorable report on the pc
ttion Of James +. JlchsoB; also the resolution
increasing the pay OF the assistant Clerk Of the
Fell's Point market; also the resolution request
ing the members of the Legislature TO cndea-
vor to procure the passage of law relating to
Bank stocks; also an untavorahlc report on the
petition Of the Baltimore & Washington Turn
pike Company; also an uniavorable report on
the petition of Robert Gilmor and John Du-
shane-concurred in
A communication was received from the City
Commissioners, stating that the cost OF laying
iron pipes from the Eastern Fountain to the
wharf at the foot of Eden street, for tho pur-
pose Of carrying off waste water, would be
SS440. Referred.
Mr. benson, from the Joint committee on
Police, repor ed an ordinance relating 10 the
appointment of city police officers LAID on
the table. Adjourned Until Monday afternoon
at halEpast 8 O'Clock.
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TAU rd AID FLNfrERY;
OR THE Two VALENTINES.

Ok J liE J "O VALENTINES
Before thy shrine, 81 Valentine,
How many marlNr'n bied?
HGw many a maid has lost her heart,
And man, like thee, his head?
The postn1u TO his double work
Trips lightly n'er the ground,
Whiie CupIt ike tine saviG Turk,
His bows riag plies around.
on to the parlor window steals
TIE tHanng aDXIUu face;
He come! HE hIsly knuck reveals
Two Valentines for Grace.
The motto N the waIGn stamp
Her ready fingers tears;
The archer draws, bat, wary scamp.
Awhi his draft furhears.
And well: for the first she read
Was iaWning mean, AMI bare,
With TapuIrCs much 100 lhckly spread
To win the heart Of Grace,
Torches and dOves, church ald spire
In gaudy cOlOTs IlarPd;
Two hear = at "A roasting fire
Before the maiden stared.
Bot alas. for the idle pains
That assumes q lovers gJise,
For ut once in the lulsome strains,
She detected "Flattery's" lies.
In vain had the Tempter piled
All his arts of mean design
Grace scOrned with a lofty pride,
To own such a Valentine.
But ahI how dfTercrl quite
Was the second, in torn and strain;
Tine paper was pure transparent white,
The writing neat AMI plain.
No Fl iuntng verse, no tinsel shine,
No cant e love was here,
Seine simple air 'ins TO chasie design
Bespoke love sincere.
Could she mistake the hand?
Did she moi know The youth?
Riaht we d ID she understand
itcame from gliIeiess TRUTH"
And Joy III the maid'n's face
A. sht vIwad 1T the Jnriyr's Shrine!
That while truth anhplcG 10 Gracn
Won Il Grace b, his Valentine.
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NUMBERING Wire. A man named Joshua
Pangburn, was arrested at Coxsaokie, N. y, on
Sunday evening last, charged with the murder
of his wife, who was found de d with num-
Der OF gashes made by some sharp instrument,
on the ahuomen, and over tho eye. Jo was
intoxicated.
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