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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-16
TO rae DEMoCRATs or AMELIA.

Our present worthy representative, 2. F. Bos-
seaux, Esq, having declined reelection, you
are requested 10 meet al your next court The %
instant, 10 nominate candidate 10 represent you
in The nexi Legislature. A full meeting is re-
guessed. MANY DEMOCRAIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-16
THE KING WILLIAM DISTRICT.

The Tappahannoc6 Wing Convention have
nominated 10! Congress John NJ Forbes, Esq,
Of Frederick burg. His competitor was Henry
L. Garnet, Esq who received very feeble sup
port. Mr.. John Ialaeuo, whose card threaten
ed him to be 'impracicable," seems 10 have
given in, in consideration oithe douceur OF being
made The Whie candidate Tor The Slate Senate.
The Democrats will hold their Convention al
Tappahannock on Monday next, and va csnro
doub! that they viii nominate some one, OF fine
talents and popularity, who will secure the dis
iricl to The good cid cause.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-16

gr NOTICE.-The citizens Of Goochald
county ale requested 10 hold a meeting al The
Cour-iouse on Monday mex, he 9 h instant,
Tor the purpose OF expressing their sentiments 10
regard 10 The recent action u the Virginia Legis-
la ure on The exciting question of slavery.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-16

Er NOTlCE-The citizens OF Madison are
earnestly requested 10 attend February Coun, 10
express their views upon the subject of The Will
mot Proviso. MANY CITIZENS.
yT Examiner will please copy.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

RICHMOND MARKE TS. FEE. 10.
TOBACCO-Prices have been raIner lower
.or me las, day or TWO, for common and miitlns
onaliiies. bu. good manufacturing kinds continue
n .cmand al ABOUT the same pTces-say - 3O
10 81 80 and IS. 10,
FLOUR Sales on Basin al S4i 4 95!; IN
IVY wtIEAT-lOO los cents Tor red and white
OATS-3l a 33 cents per bushel.
CORN-45 c. per bushei
CORN MEALS cents.
WHISKEY-26 cents for Rectlhed:
BACON-Cily cured hog round Sa eac.; mans
zoe: old Western sides 81 cts -malse' htm'
IaRD-Barles II 8 cents; Kegs Q o Gus.
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To conclude with the Farce If The
YOUNG WIDOW.

Manarvie, Mr. Palmer.
Splash, MIR. G. Burk.
Aurelia, ('Hc Young W'uo~' Mrs. C. Howard.
Lucy, Mss Horn.
sr PRIcEs OF ADMISSION Boxes, SO cents.
PIT 25 cents; Galleries, SO and 25 cents.
= Doors open al hall-past Is o'clock-com.
mence al i. O'clock, precisely. Feb 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-16

THE subscriber, thankful for The liberia pa.
i tronage ne has received since he has oeen
in he commission business, again offers MS SCI,
vices 10 his friends, 10 sell Tobacco Corn apa
Wheat, and pledges himself TO give his best a.
lenlion 10 all business entrusted 10 hls care.
JOHN Nj. SHEPPARD, JR'
Office near Shockoe Warehouse.
JAN -dlm&c2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-16

II THEATRE.-Mt Charles Burke, a well
known, GREAT Comedian, makes his first appear
ance This evening The Philadelphia and New
York papers call him one OF The first actors OF
the age. Mrs. Howard has created quite SEN
sation by her excellent singing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-16
Dp.Tu OF COL. ". r. JOHNsoN.-A le

MEATH OF COL. w. r. JOHNsoN.-A iele.
Nh disoa,cb from Mobile, dated lOth inst,
announces the melancholy intelligence oil lie
dsa,b of Col. WILLIAM r. JOHNSON. IN that
.l.ce on Wednesday last. II IS stated that Col.
P wos walking about on the day Of his death, SUI
- 80 from inauenza, but not considered BY any
means dangerous. 49,. :.
:. me of ssNapoeon of tho Turf" a cognomen
anl;od no, 40 much for the reason that he posses
.sd or,a, knowledge Of blooded horses, and was
em;neutly successful in his contests Tor Inc nu-
uasrous nurses offered in various parts OF the
Iio;on. bur for his prompt action, and ready and
saa;s;r, character in general matters de was
Ia ,od unassuming in manners, and the cour.
teous gentleman. His loss WIZ DC severely lett
'sou' Charleston Courier.
pacn Hospuals-An English Bloekade.-A
,s,,er from The Belize, Jan. o. in the NO. Plea.
nnne mentions a report, thought TO De well
JJonnded that Two Of her Britannia Malesiy'
sb;ns Of war had arrived at the bay oil The TiVst
| Trax;llo. and commenced blockading lhal ciy.-
.r,nuble has been for some time brewing between
Honduras and the English, in regard 10 ertNc'
rial rights. SC. The interior OF Inc Whoie Gen.
,rai A m.rcan republic is said. too, 10 present
melancholy picture. Fresh a's'uuaue 81 usse
hr, Ken oul in Salana, and all The country between
hat place and Guatemala was prey 70 ulso''
der and anarchy. A change has taken Page ID
he Government OF Honduras, and Omoa J. nov
in me power of Senior Busiillo, as Commancani
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-16

s-r TEMPERANCE There w'li be lem
nes.nc. mee.ing a, the Old Chapel, Unlon d,i'
his evening, al II o'clock. Come early to insure
. seaL The Rev. Mr.. Doll has promised 10 &C.
ar.sc ,hp meeting.
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T. II h "A n ss Il

MANAGER, Mr.. JOHN SEXTON.
Commencing night Of The popular Comedian,
Mr.. CHARLES BURK. His first appearance
ia Richmond.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. HOWARD.

FRIDAY, February 10. will be presented The
musical Comedy Of
GWpegh pGrfS and Wives
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-16

II In the course Of The evening Mr.. BURk
wiil appear in Comic singing and dancing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-16

TIME annual general MEETING OF The Muiua
L Assurance Society of Virginia will be he'd
a, their of!ice, ln The city of Richmond, on Nor.
day, The 18Th Of February next, at o'clock r NJ
]. RUTHERFORD, P. A.
Ian. 26-cidm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-16

A card. =.
nR. CHARLES L. WlNGFlELD one, n;. =.
~ professional services t. The citizens OF h'e'
uloni AMI lis vicinuy c.,,,r
Otice-CorIer above City Hote' owe. osy,'
& Wood Drug Store, Main ST. Jan I'm
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Andrew Nelson, John Harl' 'a'h''

Collins, AndEeW Ne's0"'
Dickinson Gordon moved the following ~ ie ,se
MI. y mich ~ was unanimously adopted OS W.
meeting: tho dele oates from The county
81 LO vule fer lie Hon James A. SsdG Of Louisa
slsi choice U Of the Deasac nppm aS Of any
bn, that they acquesce in M no nho;ee ola ma
other oil, gentleman who may Os We '"''@
o q The Css ,hese proceedings be published
Rsso g, pnai i Enquire and Richmond Ez-
in The h'eH'''IU CIAN MINOR, Chairman
Inuy HUNTER, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-16

Correspondence OF The Enquirer. ,0.o
NORFOLK, February u 1919.
s.,,s Of mixed Corn to-day Al 4O GEMS per
nj. White. 40 Gems; yellow, ID cents
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-16
SENATOR FooTE ON THE PROTOCOL

|, came out in the course OF The debate in the
Senate on Saturday last, that Senator Benton
had fist produced the Protocol, and exhibited
TO The Wing leaders. General Fooir called al
lenion 10 The fact in his fearless Speech which lie
concluded in The following bold AMI impressive
maDntr:
"He is ore 10 whom Inc Democratic party owe
much but who ewes much more II lie Demo-
cratic party; he is man 10 whom this admins
tra'icn has al one lime deferred mofe than any
ohcr man in the republic; ard 10 conciae and
10 advance whom, more anxiety was a one time
displayed, than vas quite agreeable 10 all, even
q the frts' and waFmest supporters Of The Pres.
dentin different paris ot The con'eceracy. He is
Who is he7 Where is he7 What is he2
How call you his nane2
Who would not laugh, If such there be?
Who would not weep,if Auicus tponting to Col. Ben
he
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-16

We are authorized 10 announce Geo. f. De-
neac as candidate for reelection 10 the Sena.c,
from the Counties OF Rockingham and Pendle
TOP. Mr.. D. will be reelected, we presume,
without opposition, He has made faithful re.
preventative
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-16

-,ENOyAL.-The subscriber has removed
X his ctnce from Governor TO Main street, oe
, 40 9Th ard ION streets above the Banks 70
's bnn Sc, recently occupied by David Barclay
Esq JSo. VIZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-16

GARDEN SEED Flesh and tIne 10 'he'
- h'n.' l4S Main 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-16

N0TlCE.-There will be meeting Of
,n.a Roard Of Directors OF The Richmond lfac'
Society, a, the Office Of Evans q warren 10
morrow afternoon, al halt past oclocs;
u E N Tpres ldentI Rev. Edward kinssoft,
Rev Stephen Ta> lof, KEY. W. 4. , sum- i NJ
bort l.. Brooke, Col: Sam. "'""e''
Evaus and WIN. w. Parker.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-16

We are authorized 10 announce William 0.
Harris as candidate for reelection 10 the next
House OF Delegates from Louisa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-16

Wea authorized 10 announce James R. Hous-
er as caud dale for reelection to The next House
OF Delegates for King and Queen County
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-16

NOR HlRE-Thfee Girls, accustomed 70
wairiug in h house, &c. 90 . cooK
Feb 10 AoL@N -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-16

We are authorized 10 announce Colonel Har-
risen B. Tomlin as candidate for reelection 10
Inc nc1! Hcuse o! Delegates, Tor King William
County
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-16

NOR SALE-State Stock, CITY Stock an!
= r. II. MAURY,
r.h ,6 Corner under CITY Hotel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-16
,ocpATIc MEETING IN MADISON.

!, meeting OF the Democracy y, The
n. hold in The Courthouse on Sauna ;sa Zen
G'uD y. FEBRUARY, lS49 pursuant 10 hT' ~ shin
lo' No., a Banks was on molloh =. WEIGH,
rsoo' called 10 The Chair, and lholn"'
Esd appointed Secretary. .u;,, bren appro-
The object oil the meeting G1 na F. Il. Hill,
nriaeIy explained by me CaA ~ . Committee of
ESQ., uips ,sn,Ie business fof The meel,hs'
I'VE " p,,r hen appoinled as SAID C9 ,nr;s,n
Chan'"'E a Hill, J. I. Ship, LEWIS laa'' ,.hn
MeS a,, E;nls and George w. Pendlelon, wv
"li',sm line reporled 10 The meeting Inc 'oi'0"
inc Resolutions: c,,;,man Of the meet
nnoint thirty Delegates 10 IePI.se' ,; "n nro
MY of this County IN Inc Oohs ~ ,r,h u
nn.sd 10 he held in CharlotesVi'le on ;"o can.
E.hrnary. for the purpose oi hu ~. %anorsss for
l;Ia,s e The Democratic parry loi oon U;.s ~
dioa's - r ~" Congressional District Of Virginia
'nis' ' posolved That we will cordially supper
- aod ard ,rue Democrat who may &c nou'i'
nsycs by the said COMMITTEE o,ss
ho With resolutions, being read, were, on lues
lions severaIiy pur, unanimously ad'lleu'
~, no,ion of Thomas N. Wecn, Inc io'io"'ns
, y" vas. also. unanimously adopted: ;,
rI $4,000 That should me Hon. Shei'on
cake desire The nomination OF me pops,
Cenyenlion, that MS nomination wouiu 'h'e. "" ~;
; the hearty appreciation Oh 'ne PeoP'e
J County. ,rcsa the names .
the so~as senensp Df Fssy 3d. 70 %a o'n
!, R .u DR.. WIN. fl Twyman, DR.. =. n I nn,.
: D' a w. Graves, Captain E a. Lewis, 'ani1
: Walker, Jr., Lewis Harrison, F. u. tiill, :! j.,
:. Shin s w. Wager, w. A. Banks, Coiohei n 4.
I Twvmao +. G. Wayland Abnef BerIey' , in0
Il w ~y Cnanmap A. Befrry, Joshua Miller, win
s M GespFFs ayers Henshaw Nat s. way ys
"a Thos. ]. Humphreys A. r. Blakey' w. L. I'd I'd :
j. l. KemPer Tn S, smo0 u H e Io nstsa "
ON motion Of Mr.. Theophilus Smoo', The nam
y. ot The Chairman and Secretary Of TINS mee. .,
$ were ordered TO be added 10 the sad us. o. De1
ne Gates and the said Chairman and SECRETARY
clared also 10 be duly appointed Delegates ITO
ar mis- County 10 The said Convention. -.
nd The Chairman and Secretary beng oiue.
ed 10 SION the proceedings and forward same 70
oil Democratic papers in Richmond AMI Charlotte
uiIlr for publication, the meeting adjourned.
We S'''' : ROBERT A BANKS, Chairman
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DURE PALM SOaP.-Ano!her supply ol
this fine Soap, for families ana hotels pu'
10 in one pound packages, received anu ~, s'e
By uA Noi> n,uoo;,,.
Feb. l6 p"-s'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-16

FORTUNES HOME. CHALK'S oFtlCh.
No g. Main street.
urnpU GOMEZ ruES <sSAir' -
Drawn Nos. ot Patapsco, Glass ID
"a 80 - 40 10 Sc So As 10 "A IS 26
Whoe Ticket, Nos % 40 So, a Capital sod.
Drawn Nos. OF Bel Air, Class \:
al 3S 10 SO 40 is Is so 46 10 80 IS Sc so.
Ticket, Nos. IS &c 50, 500
This day-MaIyland Consolidated Lo1ery
Class SO. Capitals: S24 600, 1900. 5000
1000, 1900 $50. 90 of 500, &C., SC. 10 Nus
l3 drawn Tickets S..
Don't forget CHALKS,
Feb. l6 3 Doors above the Old Mai.ri.
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MANAGERS Or FlCE, D. PAINE s co.
This Day-Capi,als: s24 900, u 900, 5000,
5000, 1900, &c, &c. IS Nosp Is dFawn'-
Tickets SIS -
Sales close al hall past o'clock, p NJ
Dfawirg received b. -mono~'s mail.
Dawn Nos. # Susquehanna Lottery, Glass u;
Al II 81 SO IL is 10 q so "a 6b 80:
Feb. i6 PUh1tLL " -
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CARD.
est prices

DR BANNING. from y York. asks to an
IL nouncc that he has taken rooms at the eher
y God House. where he will remain until Saturday
the 24i1 inst. and may be consulted gratullousiy-
relative to the use of his Bcdg Brace as an aux
ilary preventive and relief OF iHclpient and confirm
I'd droopin3, laHouor. and detorniiy Of the spine
ond enc hip and shoulders also of weaknesses o.
The vocal pulmonary, and digestive nervous
spinal. and lenale systems He would add, that
must he evident TO ali that these permanent. de
forming and often fatal maladles are usually thu
result DISMAL beginnings and also. that the Bfdc'
usually prevents, or relic, Is the same by firmly
-upI ortifg the ''sndll' of the rsIk back and b
eilectv, " fltrqti1tg The wholo sertes OF SVaken IN
era,ni organs; ind ina manner perfectly concor-
liant with the genius and motions OF the body :
/ he Medical Faculty and Profession are coroiaiii
invited to Gail and examine 1be brace. Rooms
o en- from A. NJ to u L., and lady III attendance
upon ladies'.
p s BY the permission ct their medical atten
danr. DR. b. will call TT the dwellings OF those wh
lo-i~. :. ",I -ro. ~ nil coll nj hiss IN ms.
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LIFE INSURANCE
CapzGaG G2OO,OoOj

VTNCENNEss. STATE OF INDIANA.
CF0HiS CO&PANT Is now prepared insure
Z ives. grant CudUwnienjs ana aHTulies.
The following are among tie teEeii'a conferred
by iu~utiig iH % l. ei-.ce:
Premium. atilouu,l.e to $50 and upwards. paw
able Ii; III cash, uit Tie tG5trce iH "a lole al
y mtits Ientv.blc. WIfhsiX q cclt interest, OF
ehe p3c..-ini i.ay De- iaid mo.sh.y in advance.
a-iiauce erected in dtS clhcc upon tie lie Ui tic
irs5 7,a Gce from all dcmatld> ~ cICdjtors.
Ceta.7or5 may insure tie lives cautcrs. and
debtors 4 cir c&n lives tor Vie itr'It OF cifclo.s
Naval and Military fIcefs, Mistefs md Mates
Of b4al= vessels. Uu ltted all Glasses. bay al tals
lfire secuIe t.elr families against want ~ The low
uat rates OF PiemUIH-
l7-Ilemiaus towsr than 2iutual Companies.
9S~Nn responsibility To the insurers beyond the
payment OF tie premium.
c~Np risk OF Partnership with all classes Of per
sons and lis serious consequences.
Q~No iiabiIi 70 have iae sum insured reduced,
O t., make arfhe coiliduuc IN case oi mortality
beyond the eelII iated average.
X The certainty OF having every claim paid rs
soon A. substantial, whatever extraordinary moral
iy may take place.
The seui-anural payment of premiums, and thir-
~ day grace allowed the nsuicd ON the renew al
This company allow the insured more liberal
travelling piiv leges and longer residence IN the
Southern States Ian any similar institution IN the
county
A person insured in this company, has the pryi-
lege OF travelling on land, river, lakes, or inland
seas, and Of residing in any OF the States TerIro-
lies Of This Union, on he British Provinces OF Worth
America, during tie entire year, except from the
first day Of August 70 tie first day otAovemter; du-
ring Which peiIod, the insured not allowed 10
travel or reside south OF the northern boundary oi
The state Of Mississippi, unless permission is pre-
vously Obtained.
he conpany does not exemqtilself from thepa
ment OF a policy it the insured should tie by his
own hand which is consideration OF great iflpor-
lance to the creditor who nspres The lie OF d, btor,
as well as ia VIE insurinG the lite OF her husband
I he INSURED viii he allowed to make 4 voyage
out and houc 10 and from any port on the continent
OF Europe. FOR an extra charge ct per cent.
Steamboat nel engaged IN navigation the western
waiers will he ISSUED al tie leguiar rates.
No one lie viii he taken Iy this cCnpury ior {
greater sum than $500
RATES OF INSURANCE OF SlC0 on \ SINGLE LIFE.
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OMMERCIAL.

80 New ORLEANs. Nov. 10.
CorToN-The market appears to be very qui
,et and thus far we have heard of the sales fonly
5000 bales
SUGAR. quiet. Sales 100 hhis
MoLAssEs-G00 bbls. were sold at 22a22l4t
FLouR-Markct lirm2r. Sales 100 bbls. lii
-nois at S. 20 ard $50 at over IS 90.
CoRN--N othing transpired.
WHIsKEY-32 bhls sold al 2l4c.
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HENRY REILLY,
And Connecting with nearly all the
Prominent towns in the United States.
ETANSYlLLE TELEGRAPH. ~


To tie Commercla! and 7rareliag COnanlu'1ftg
RTCaptains and Clerks of steamboats,, and tray
ers generally will find their Telegraphic dispatch
es faithfully attended 10, at the Agenoyon board
he Wharf boat al Evansville. -sE 81. IN
.R-Passengers can hand thair dispatches and
payment 10 the steamboat Clerks, whose general
;ourtesy viii cause all dispatches to be handed over
% the Agent on the Whari-boat Gamers pass
Evansville Landing.
gc7-Dispaches sent to Evansville, for officers CT
passengers on steam boats, will be put on board
when boats pass, al any houro NIGHT or DAY.
- There Is no place IN the Union where / Ell
egraphic business is more satisfactorily transact
ed than 81 EVANSVILLE says Henry O'Reiiiy' Al
late letter and the public may rely upon every
iort being made hereafter as heretofore, 10 render
all satisfaction 10 TIE conmeIcial and travelling
community.
5cg-The Agents on The WharLbont are Captain
,. G. O'R1LM & Co forwarding melc chants:
and the agent at the Z e eeraph otice is Mr.. CosBE
nov 81 JOHN INGLE, Trustee.
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Holly SPRINGS. Nov. Il

Gen. Quitnan has been elected Governor
hy from eight to ten thousand majority over
Lea, Wing. The Democrats have carried
al four Of the Congre, sienat Districts. The
Legi>luure is largely Democratic. Miller
(Wmg) has been elected Judge IN this judi
cial district over Price (Democrat)
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ATTENTION SHIPPERS!
A II Old EOENa ara Tag HOUSE BIL3iler "a Me-

THE firm of Harrington, Crane & O'Riley
L general forwarding and Commission Aicichanis,
Evansville. indiana having been thus day dissolved,
~ lie mGtuat consent OF It's members, and G..
D'niley having purchased all the interest of his
clpartners Messrs Harrington and Crane, in the
business, Wharf Boat and property o' said firm
nd having assocIated himself with John Mitchell
Esq, the business Of the late FINN will hereafter
ne curied on under ii G ran E. and firm OF
ORLEy q MITCHELL.
The patrons Of tie odd trim ana The public gene
rally are ISSUED that nothing that incusuy, encr-
gy and fidelity. can accomplish snail he omitted 10
ender ne new firm worthy Of the succession cast
upon it by the above arrangements.
MIR ORiey tenders his grateful acknowledge
menis to his friends for pastiavcr, and would par
iculariy request all who desire to enirust thtiI
ORILZy e zELTCEELL
AS the ol lie NAMES "a Ills i,te partners II
making con.gnnents might heget confusion par
ticularly If they or either OF them should here al
ter commence the same business.
J. q. O'RlLEY,
JOHN MITCHELL,
Evansville Ia, Nov 8;h. I349. I3'ul
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NEW GOODS.

lust reed by hesubscnber assd sup'r fine
y fashionable blk SILK Hats;
4 few pieces sup'r furniture chintz;
Crimson Alagerine blue ana BLK Alpaca,
a 4 lull asst ChUdren's and Boys Shoes;
A handsome stock otGinghams and CalicoeG;
Black and changeabe silk Cravats; ~
hid, Silk, Cotton, and Wooden Gloves and Mltts
itAtra winnie hone, sup'r needle spool cotton;
vi usiin de lanes and cashmeres
sup'r white. yellow, rel, and green flannel;
Linen handkcrch!eis, fine and cheap;
Cumbs hlr'brHslles, cndpomatum;
own aud bleached musIins, drills ard checks
Cassimeres, casinetts, plaIds, and linseys,
Children and mems *up'r SILK pocket h'dk IS;
aialsailies quilt, and sunr I'd hosiery, for saif
very low Please call al the one price store, corne
Vain and % SITS. g.
n!4tf WILLIAM HUGHES.
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@.GAA-ANLA@AA5 <As-a - Al - rtA4l -A'5 LIZ X !
MFR !. MOSS, fc> pecuui., ~uiiclis the a;len' loi
W. af the aides and Gentlemen 0i EyansYliie IN
vicinity 10 bis beautiful DagutreoJypc. f"rtiaiJs
which NAV he seen ri his roJni on Main ST., owe
Kolloubergs confectionery store Having procur-
Ell one Of the best German instruments, and ieiS
familiar with all the improvements IN tie mode o
operating, he Is enabled to take Ilkenerses' Whlch
i6r dula5iitvof impression, supplying accuracy 'ut
beauty and iic-iike expression canuot re surpass-
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asses Plain and Funcv Ladies ana gentlemen ar.
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harqc tor visitors. Pictures can toe taken 10 cleai
or cloudy weahet. Hi those vino w'sA 10 get q
Eond Likeness sh0gid call soon, p, he VIZ feinalt
MY while business iavors him. borough lnsifuc
,yaqs reasonable. Mr.. Moss NAV he found at al
Zines n, his ron OF The Sherwood ll"pse.
N. 3. Uari, dresses take none heauii'n! thar
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Rrississippi EIectiol..

El7s.3-s5 m COLUMBUS, Miss. Nov. 10.
The. entire Democratic State and Con
gressional tickets have been elected in this
State. BIN
Gen. Walker has been elected Governor Of
louisiana.
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PIrrspuna. Nov. Is. PM.

TITTSBURG, hoy. 70, 7. ".
The river is falling. with 10 feet in the
channel The weather is fine. Business
fair. There is snow on the mountains
Coal-bouts are still leaving.