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4 Hit at :" The Upper Ten thousand >
The following comical idea appears to have
suggested itself TO Major Noah. while lie was
comfortably seated in the new Aston Pace 3D.
era-house the other evening:
In the midst of all the blaze of iewelrv, the
rustling of silks, the taste of dress generally
among what is called our fashionables at the
opera, while heaving their lorgnettes at the
singers and shouting brara and braro, we
have imagined what would be their conster-
nation if all the traps on the stage were TO
open at once, and their dead ancestors solemn
y rise before them-the shoemaker, with his
apron, hammer, and lar-ston tailor,
with his shears and measure-,he carpenter,
with his adze-the baker, with his meal-the
butcher with his rump stake-and the buck
ster, with her basket Of green's, carrots, ard
potatoes! What shaking and trembling there
would be among the silks, laces and feathers
the tight cravats, white waistcoats, opera
hats, and yellow kids.
And when the spectres would glare at them,
mournfuly shaking their heads at the folly of
their Eositon, and pointing in derison with
their skinny fingers to the golden fretwork
painted dome, and richly colored panels, ded-
icated to an amusement, and in language,
neither Of which they understood, how cada-
verous and crest-fallen would all taste and
fashion appear! And with different, less
exclusive habit, how amiab!e it would be-
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An Experiment ,rita g Cotton FasetOry-A11
commenced the manufacture OF goods in the
la,.er nart of March, and was put in full OPP
eration in April. The year is not therefore
complete until next March. but the directors
offlle company have already declared a divi..
dend OF ten per cent The manufacture OF
cotton goods can need no higher protection
after such an experiment N Y. Ete, Post
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4 Nctc Reading of an Old Word.-A gen.
tleman, travelling Down East lately, in a
one horse wagon. CHANGED 10 stop al small
country tavern, which rejoiced in the posses
sion Of avery intelligent Irish ostler Handing
the reihs to this worthy as he aiigh;ed, the
traveller requested the man to take his horse
in the stable and bait him.
Sure an | will, yer homer answered the
Micsian briskly, and away he went
In about halt an hour, the gentleman nav
ing refreshed himself sufficiently, naturally
concluding that bis four-footed servant was in
equally good case, accordingly ordered his
team to the dor.
The horse was rIntihg and trembling
What's the matter with my horse" asked
the traveller what have you been doing 10
him
'Ounly what yer homer ordered me-
He don't look as if he'd anything 10 eat'
Is it ait ser homer said
ITO be site:
Sorra the word like it dill yer homer say
to me- More be token yer homer told me to
bate the Basic and not to ait him =
why, you stupid rascal-what have you
been doing"
Och! Just tied him up to the stable wild
halter, and thin out with hickory stick,
ard bate him till me arm was tired out
We neel not record, says the Yankee
Blade which tells the above, the comments OF
the traveller upon this procedure, but it is
needless to add that they were not Of the most
complimentary character
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THE subscriber will sell. at The Court
4 House in Eiizabethtown. on the frs:
Monday in February. two likely Negro boys,
belonging to the estate Of VIM. B. Robeson,
decd, on credit Of six months, purchaser
giving note with approved secutily.
r. r. ROBSON, admir-.
January 7, 1851 l7-tds
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lust RECEIVED,-Fresh supplies of
- Pearl Barley, SUP. CuPii, Rad Scileae,
Taylot's Balsam Liverwort, Rowand's Tonic
Mixture, Pearl Sage, &C., &c. For sale by
LIPPlTT g. WILLklNGS.
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T ANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS.--The sub
uscriber is now opening his Spring stock of the
above celebrated seeds. A full supply kept thro'-
out the season. Also for sale. Landreth's Rural
Register and Almanac, for ls4s, containing much
valuable information for Gardeners and Farmers,
price l2t cents. Prompt attention given to all
orders from the country. Catalogues can be had
gratis, of VIM: SHAW
Jan 7, lS48
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OIDER-NEWARK SWEET CIDER-Daiiy
U expected to arrive "a hbls, warranted to be OF
delicious favor Those desirous of purchasing
wilI make early application to
Jan1 WIN a GWIER.
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From the Greenville 1MountaIneer.
TRIBUTE TO COL. BUTLER AND RE.
GIMENT.

I saw band of heroes brave,
(PdLmetto was its sacred name,)
Go forth to seek the conquered's grave,
Or reap the conqueror's deathless fame.
saw With tender feeling swell
Each bosom as il breathed " Farewell
My native land :" and tear-drop fell
From every eye;
Bat when they turned their feet from home,
Then shriek'd the fife and pealed the drum,
And rang the defining shout, 40 come
Death or victory"
Like Cortczs followers, they were few
Like Cortez, they were stern and bold,
But unlike them, were generous too,
Nor driven on by thirst of gold,
Unlike that band, they did not GO
To roast or burn a faultless foe;
Hearts that could feel another's woe"
Were theirs indeed!
While at their head the great the good,
The brave, the gallant Butler stood,
Ready to yield his hearts pure blood,
Should there be need.
Their Flag on high is wide unfurl'd,
And q for,card'" is the signal given;
With shiverlng clasi! their arms are hurld,
Amid the laundering lannon's roar.
Mid curling smoke and streaming gore.
Where dcath-shots on them thickest pour,
hear a voice:
" On to the charge! !" he boldly cries,
On, where immortal glory lies
Even now bright VICTORY greets our eyes
Onward, brave boys"
| It's Butler. at whose moving words
| The stoutest heart fresh courage takes;
| The roll of guns or clash of swords,
| His fearless soul mole fearless makes.
While on they rush, that Spartan band.
Fall thick and fast on every hand.
Yet firmly, nobly do they stand,
Though few remain.
The Stars and Stripes at length prevail,
! Their folds triumphant kiss the gale,
! But victory shouts the horr:d tale,
| Brave Butler 5 slain!
| He died, indeed, the hero's death
He fell, twice wounded on tho field,
Enchanting with his latest brea h,
90 never, never baseIy yield"
Sleep on, Cardinals boosted son
On earth thy glorious course is run
Thy noble work was nobly done,
And thine is fame;
Tho thou art dead thy deeds shall live,
Our highest tribute to receive,
And millions yet unborn shall give,
Praise to thy name Al
Enorcc, December, ls47.
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TIegrophie Fielding "A gentleman of
Cincinnati and lady OF Philadelphia, were
married, in the latter city, on Thursday night
last. and The fact being communicated by tel
egraub. The wedding feast was held simulta-
neeonsIy in Cincinnati and Philadelphia. The
!. 10y greeting and the response were tele-
rraphed, the Cincinnati Commercial says;
and, therefore. though strange as it may seem,
this wedding celebration had participants in
person separated by nearly thousand miles
What will science do NEXT?
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Terms for Adycrti.i.lt,s

Instances af der3tion The pb;la1el.h;.
American SAYS that two cases are recorded ~.
Gently, which deserves more than passing m.
tice.
Atihe battle of Huamantla, Surgeon Lamar
was by the side OF Captain Walkefin the PA.
"a, when the charge was made. and was saved
ky The devoted act of Capt. Walkers slave
Dayia, who caught at the lance aimed al him,
and received Il himself He died in few
minutes lie was honesi and iaI sshfaS; and q
iavnEise has master III ieaGh tley ralsg
| not divided
The o'hss lnstInfs ue ind sssSi.si Is II
letter written by Lieut. 5asns.s Elder. M 1sEs|.
iIshed IN the Harrisburg Argus. isseiI he "a.
membered that when the transport shin En-.
pire struck near Fowl Key, but one man was
lost. who 1t F. says Vas steering The shin
when she struck. and attempted 10 save her
by putting the helm hard down: but when
near hard down the rudder struck The rocks.
| which carried him over and under The wheel
several times. the handles of the wheel tearing
his thigh every revolution, the flesh was liter.
ally torn off from the knee 10 the hip. Lieut..
E asked him why heidi not LEI go. lie said
four hundred lives are worth more than
one"
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The brare sailors name should be known
and remembered--he is beyond the reach Of
this worlds recompence, for he did not sur
vive his injuries.
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Il Ncw Iavention for making Bries.-Ion-
alhan w. Ward, of Cambridge, Mass prac-
bic brick-maker, has invented machine, for
making bricks, which will work more won
ders in cheapening the price Of that essential
ITEM in buildings The Boston Post says:
Ii is simple ia construction, is not liable 10
get out of repair, costs but little, and has been
prom ounced by practical brick makers 10 be
the best machine for the purpose that has
been invented. 1t will turn odt twenty-five
thousand bricks day, and the inventor war:
rants it TO answer fully the expectations 81
the most sangnine
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NJ. S. BENNETT,

Transferred by 'Uondrous magic art,
Behold h0,U perfect erery part"
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p EMAINING in Il
80 mington, on the 3
Those whose names
requested to ask for aG
mention the date of tn
.rl7-3tl w. c. BE-
Allen. Thos N
Allen, james
Arts, Emily 4
Anderson. RevRL
Allen, Thomas
Rurdock, r w
Blunt, capt Samuel
Bioomingdale, Isaac
Bradfol d, Chas
Brothers, J r
Bell, John
Ba5er
Ba clay, WIN u
Bryant, WI
Bowden, Robert
Cowan, miss Mary Jane
Caps, A
Cowan, Ii III
Cox, J
Conner, CO
Groom, George w
Childs, Mrs Jane Elizabeth
Crabtrce, Josepn2
Corbett. james
Z P of Campbell Encamp-
ment, 100 F
Clapp, J
Cook, w "
Detahunt, miss C
Days, w
Davis, J II
Dudley, Z II
Ennis, c
Ear pom, ID W
Farham, c 6
Faison, F. ID
Foye e, Lewis
Gaddy, miss Mary
Gwy or, w A
Groves, J II
Gin, SIX
HarIiSs, Roland
Hill, Eliza MP
Hand, miss NJ
Harwcli, L J
Howell, II 2
Hosler, James
Hill, miss Ann N
Holmes, miss Eliza 2
Hughes. John A 2
Halves, E T.
Heyer, w F2
Hood, Britton
Jackson, JII3
Jenkins, P
Jennett, J n
Keith; w P
Kellai; Monsieur
Loring; Ia
Langdell; Jehui
Layvas: mr.
Lawton; George B
Mooring; e w
Martin; John u
Mitchell; miss Jane
Morton, Sylvester
Murray; j w
MercSr; Edward
Martens; A
McGrunc; Silas
Mccoy; J w
McLendon; John r
Nixon; BF
Norriss; Jane 2
Nunly; ThoS
Noyles; L ID
Pittman; E2
Presley; Mcknce
Patterson: capt John
Paine; miss Mary J
Patterson; capt Vim
Rowe; G
Robbins; r
Reed d. Co.
Reinells; Z
Reynolds; S N
Reed; james
Smith; SKA
Sawyer; N p
Strant; VIM
Smith; Josiah
Smith; Elsa
Stewart; Thos J
) Smith; Hugh
. Skipper; A
Smith; WIN
Smith; James
Thompson; Freeman
Trask; Freeman
Tipley; Thos
Thomas; 81
Thatcher; miss A A
Whitman: Alonzo
w harf: A
Williams: G. W.
Worden: "m Z 2
Williams: NJ
!. Waits: John
Winters: CO
Walker: Rev II II G
: Your
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TERMS: % SO i'm advance.
WHOLE NO.

H"mors Of the English 4Aphobct The fol.
lowing. which we cut from an English Ionr
nal, will give the reader a good idta of III.
difficulties and Irregularities OF our n,t;re
tongue:
E is one of the privileged sypes. IL 20,
place it behind stag. son coFaYert 4 ieta .
stage, by a similar process foss becomes :
tone, and a star is made asta4x. md q rug Is
put into rage " is curious pefsonaee
too, and retains some singHlaf privileges II
be meets an omen, he converts il into 1rvuaen,
he makes so into sotc, and hat into What,
Some letters have personal animosities, and
scorn to nix in certain societies: even the
humble word lumber has a type of this kind
IN it-add p to it, and the will turn up its
nose and BECOME Then there are others
which have sort of alchemist facuty-tley
elevate and translate whatever they touch. II
is one of these: throw it at your ma, and she
Is instantly man and by adding it TO your
crotrS, you may have rs many ero1rns What
clever type is 7! it makes to into a top, man
into many, and shows that the household
plague, Mar, is nothing else than the servant
Mary. { is the veritable harlequin of the al
phabet. 1t uSurps the position OF ( in Octo
Der, OF in December, tsh in Mdrck-in fact, il
will assume anything: it turns lose into close,
and transforms lorcr into clorer. Then s.
the wicked rogue converts laborer's hoe in
10 shoe. turns ho,r into shoe, and changes
haUlng IN audience into sharing an audience.
These examples, which might be indefinitely
multiplied, are most instructive 1t will be
noticed that the lmpingng OF one of these let
tiers upon the words already complete, does
not only add a new element to the pronuncia-
ton, but actually alters the sound OF the other
letters! Not only have our single types nc
moral sound invariably attat he'd to them; com.
binatons of two, three or more letters are e.
qua!ly eccentric-as for instance, ear, earth
pear, heart; now, know, knowledge; ague
plague; woman, women mould, pould; love
move. drove; and so forth. Our alphabet is
altogether defective We have fire vowel
signs in it,-in the language we have thirteen
Towels requiring typical opponents, and even
these are made bad use of If language
were especially created to daunt the SUDDEN
by It's difficulty, and 10 prevent ordinary mer
| from using ii on account OF its complexity, i
| could scarcely be contrived to answer these
ends with more fatal effect than English does
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Dec. "a, ls47-l5-6m
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January 7, Is4S-[i7-3t
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bles..--FI6E PROOF
~ Having completed my new Ii.
9SA.A&=AzN- very Stables, am now ready
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STATE OF NeRTH-cARoE1NA.

Wilmington, N. c., December IL, ls47. Ia
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LIST OF LETTERS.

p EMAINING in the Post Office at Will
y mington, on the 3lst of December, 1s47.
Those whose names appear on this list, are
requested to ask for advertised Letters, and to
mention the date of the List.
.T17-3t1 w. C. BETTENCOURT, Pm.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.


hR. C. s. VIEWER, successor TO Trafton and
~ Viewer, would respectfully inform bis tTisucs,
the friends OF the laie DR.. Wiam Traitor, and the
public generally that lie has, order to be near his
residence. exchanged Offices with DR.; Geo b. Walk
er, and may now be found ct the Office on the cor
ner OF First and Vine Streets at all business houfs,
except when ahsens professional duties.
To his friends and acquaintances, DR.. Weever has
only to say that lie will be happy 10 serve them
all houis day or night with the came zeal and hdeii
ty he has heretofore done and for compensation
as low as that required by any well read Medical
gentleman in Evansville.
To those not personally known to DR.. w. he begs
leave say that he Tor three years Pupil. and
ter nearly four years partner CT the late Dr. VIM.
Trafton, during his pupilage he enjoyed the advan-
tages of the Medical Department OF the University OF
Louisvil,, and the Marine Hospital and Subsequent
ly those of the Jefferson Medical college OF Fhiladel
phia where he graduated in 1874 and where he also
enjoyed the benefit of attendance of the Blockiey
Hospital, nnd at Wills Hospital for the blind and
lame.
DIR. Viewers residence is on Second street, FIRST
door below. the Rev. Mr.. Dodges Church. Persons
calling the Office will always find some one there
at oil hours day or night. aug
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CITY CLOTING STORE.
n

No "a, Main street, EUansuiue Ind,
WILL keep constantly on hand, q large and gen.
w eral assortment of dress frock and sack Coats
suitable for all seasons; Cloth and Cashmere pants,
fancy Cashmere, Brown Linen, Linen checks, Tweed
and Corduroy Pants of every. variety and price to
suit customers; plain and fancy Silk aid Velvet
Vests Marseilles of all coors. and all kinds of com-
mon Vests; fine and common Cravnts and Scarfs;
Pocket Handerchiefs Linen and Linen bosom Shirts;
common do; Flannel do and draws; hats; Caps;
Boots; Shoes, &c, &c.
My friends and the public respectfully invited
to give me cali. je % dy.
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0C3-We should like TO know what has hap
pened or what we have done, that the Demo-
Crat of yesterday contained not one word of
abuse of the Journal. Something is wrong.
that's certain, and we intend to be upon our
guard, and we caution every Wing to be up
on their guard also; for when the locofocos
cease their abuse for moment, they have Ell
ther given up the contest, or What is more
likely, are busy Matching some secret and dia-
bolical plot against us. We know that all
hands are very busy and we may expect them
TO break loose soon, and so we caution every
body to stand from under. g Vas that thun-
tler?"
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urAn-onaRrERs. sn RR1GAnE.

Aqua Nucua, MericO, March 8, 1877.
SIR: In my official report to you of the kill
ed and wounded of my command in the battle
of the 22d and 23d uitimo, | unintentionally
omitted the name of Dr. Thomas Johnson. my
interpreter, who fell from his horse early in the
action of the 23d. from the effects Of a severe
would in the breast,
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desire that this correction may be made in
my official report.
Respectfully, your ob't serv't,
JOSEPH LANE,
Brigadicr Gen. commanding 3D. Brigade.
Brigadier General lVooL.


March n, 1877
Sir: In my report of the battle of the z3d
ult., find that slight error has been COM
mitted in copying, which / desire may be cor
rected.
In abiding TO the commencement of the
action by my I'd regiment, the following sem
tence occurs:
ssBy this time the enemy's fire of musketry
and the raking fire of both ball and grape shot
of their battery posted on my left flank had be-
come terrible; and my infantry instead of adj
vancing as ordered, regret TO say retired in,
some confusion" &c.
The error is of one word, ordered. towards
the conclusion Of the sentence, and should
read, ssand my infantry instead Embarrassing al
| intended" &c.
BY making the above correction, you viii
much oblige, Yours respectfully,
JOSEPH LANE, Brig. General.
LIEUT.. McDowELL,
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Dy authority Of the United States District Cour
y for the district of Indiana, l viii sell at public
auction the highest bidder, for cash, the Court
House door in Henderson, III the county of Hender-
son, and State Of Kentucky, the 9th day of Sep
NJ and O'Clock p NJ. of said day the following de-
scribed Real Estate being part of the Assets OF f.
G.. & E. w King in Bankruptcy, to-wit:
All of the title and interests of the said Bankrupts
in hundred OF Land on Rock Bar. below the
Ky, sderived by them by Plate and Survey fled
in the Registers Office of the State of Kentucky.
Fzs.' JOHN r. WILCOX,
aur4l4 o. Assignee.
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INDUCEMNNTS no sTRSCRIRE.
THURSDAY MORNING AUGURr II.

GEN. TAYLOR AND GEN. LANES RBPoRTs-
We publish this morning Gen. Taylor and
Gen. Lanes Official Reports of the battle OF
Buena Vista, and we ask our readers to give
them careful perusal, and TO save this copy OF
the Journal containing them. 1t was our in
tention to have accompanied these reports
with some remarks of our own and an extract
or two from the reports of Gen. Wool, and
COL Davis, but our columns are too much
however, in to-morrow's paper, when we shall
have more room and more time.
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EDICA L.-DR. C. S. VIEWER, tof the LAT,
lf firm Of Trafton & Weever.) Physician and Sure
geon, office the corner Of First and Vine
few doors above the Exchange hotel aug2
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NEW AND CHEAP DRY GooDs

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lOd oz Ladies slippers
20 ps Irish Linen, from Is cents to 81 90
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25 sup summer Shawls;
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Gloves, blk and white Kid, PIC Mic and
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