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u We learn by a private letter from
Cincinnati that on Friday last there were
los deaths in that city, of which CT were from
Cholera.
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OFFICE OF,
The National Loan Fund Life Assurance
Society of London ard New York.
Capital, 100000 or S2.5 800. GOO,

Cocast street, opposite Sterlr00d House.
II NHlS institution is founded on the mutual and
L joini stock principle, and presents 10 the in
sared the guarantee of large capital "a mart gF
aichls permanently invested in,the United Safes
IN aadlIon to the accumulation Of premiums and
possesses napy other advantages over any otber
company IN this country. Parties Wishing 10 take
Insurance upon " OwN'' or AnofheY's, life Joint
lives Tor years, or in any other mode would 40
well to- call and examine the advantages preseT ted
by this Society. p.
JOHN J. CHANDLER,
JJS II
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LAST CALL.

I GIVE up my store on the first Of September
L and viii sell great bargains to close out the en- :
tire stock. The last chance to cash bnvers as T
will close up on that dav.
iy9 'ts-@'''' J. P. SCHWING. f
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NOTICE
ohio River Ind Princeton PLANK Road.

mo ILL., nv er Ind Princeton PLANK Road,
NOTICE is hereby given that RooEs for ,ba .ni,
scri etion Of stock to the 0biS River and
cetJ1 Punk Road will be opfned on the l6lh
by OF this month, at the store of Hornbrook g.
Dl-flls' on Main stree Evansville and will be kept
open unt the amount required by law is subscribed
JAS. hAUGHLIN, Jr,.
JtIO y Secretary
Republican, Anzeiger and Princeton Clarion copy,
weeks and charge this Office -
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F. WILLIAMS

Physician and Surgeon.
DR.. Wilcox "tP' "P@' upVi 10
jyl0 6m
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CAN DID A T Els.

Ma SANDERS Please announce the name oil
EDWARD NEUMElSTER q candidate for
County Recorder at the August election ljyo*l
~ We are authorized to announce the name
of WN F. LEDBETTER as an Independent
Democratic candidate for Representative of Van
derburgh County, at the next August election.
jy2*
Mr. SANDERS You will please announce the
name Of JAS LOCKHART as a candidate for the
State Convention from the Senatorial District COM
posed of the counties OF Posey and Vanderburgh
A II. SANDERS Please announce ENOCH R.
JAMES as 4 candidate for reelection TO the Sen
ate, from this Senatorial District liy1l
We are authorized to announce the name of JO-
SEPH II. MESSlCK as a candidate for the office
OF County Commissioner at the next August cleo
ton. Ijyl*J
90 We are authorized to announce ROBERT
w. DUNBAR candidate Tor reelection to the
office Of Treasurer of Vanderburgh County, at the
ensuing August election. je29*l
MEssEs EDIroRs-You will please announce the
name of DANIEL WOOLSEY as a candidate for
the Office Of County Treasurer at the ensuing Au
jea7 MANY VOTERS. i
q We are authorized to announce BENJAMIN
VI CLAY as candidate for the Office Of County
Recorder e25*
~ We are authorized to announce JAMES E.
BLYTHE, Esq, as a Candidate to represent Van
derburgh County in the State Conventions at the
next August election. Iie2C#l
Mn. F5lToG:-You will please announce the
name OF SIMEON B. STODDARD as a candidate
49r me Office of County Recorder at the Angus
election. Lap23*I
Q5-1IR. SANDERS VIII please announce JOHN
GREGG, alias - Old Honesty - as a candidate fef
the Office of Recorder Of Yanderburgh County and
obIlge majority Of the voters of the County.
apl2
9cs,, To THE VOTERS OF VANDERBUEeH COUNTY
GentlemeI and Fellow Citizens--I am Il candidate
Tor the Office of Recorder Of Vanderbp II county
at the next August election.
Mr.. A. II. Sanders, Sir. please announce tbs
above in your paper, and oblige yours
ap2* BRACKET MILLS.
o. Mr. EuroB:-You will please announce nav
name as 4 candidate for County Recorder at the
next August election. +. p PAGAN
mh27*
ga H. SANDERS, Esq.-You will please an
nOunce ny name 4 candidate for the office q
Recor er Of Fanderburgh county, at lhc next Al
gust election mh25+ Z. NJ GRIFFITH.
\ II. SANDERS. Esq.,-You will please announce
DANIEL CHUTE as a Candidate Tor tbs office
.ecorder for the County OF VandeFburgh at the ney
August Election. Yours, ResosctfiillY.
NH 20* DANIEL CHUTE.
a1-MR. A H. SAvDERs:-Yon will please an.
nounce my name as a candidate Cor reelection to
the Office of Recorder of VanderbuTgh county >.
the ensuing August election.
mhl9* SAMUEL T JENKINS. /
* A. II. SANDERS, Esq-I have been solicited br I
numerous friends to become candidate for the OF.
flee of Recorder Of Deeds &c for this countv and
you will please announce my name as u candidate |
Tor that Office. Being Lawyer by profession, |
think l can perform It's duties with satisfaction to
all. Yours, Respectfully,
CLEMENT B. SIMONSON /
Evansville March Is -" NIB ~ !
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Ma. SANDERS Please announce the name OF
EDWARD NEUMElSTER US a candidate for
County Recorder at the August election ljYo*l
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91F1IR. A. II. SANDERs:-You will please an.
nounce my name as a candidate Cor reelection to
the Office of Recorder of FandeEbuTgh county, p
the ensuing August election.
mhI9% SAMUEL T. JENKINS.
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LEGAL SALES.

Estate Of Rosaiie Richard. (lriddc Of
Jean Louis Htjeyt.l deceased.
CTATE OF LoUlSIANA-Fourteenti Ju-
- dicial District Court in and for the Parish OF
ST. Mary.-By virtue OF the power in me vested
by law, and in pursuance OF the deliberations OF
a family meeting, held before q. N. Seagrre, a
Notary Public, on thu 18th day OF March, 500,
duly homologa,ed and approved, and also b, W.
tue OF an order issued from the honorable District
Court in and for the parish OF st. Mary, inder
date the 9th day OF March, 1870, | will expose
fer public sale to the last and highest bidder, a;
the lab residence of the deceased. in this Iarsh
ON the premises Of Phliebert Heber,, on SAT-
URDAY, the 4th day OF May, 1880, at th, hour
OF 10 o'clock, A. n, the property, real an. pa-
sonal, belonging to said succession, CONSISTING o.;
the following, to wit:
HARRIET, 4 negress, aged about 81 yars.
BETSY, negress, aged about 10 year-a line
cook seamstress, washer and lroner, IN OF good
character.
A dwelling house, kitchen, corn housand out
houses fencing, &c, cattle, hogs, poultl house
hold and kitchen furniture. feather bedsnd bed
ding, and many other articles too tediouto men-
tion.
Tsrms.-AIl sims of $40 and Ger on n
credit of one, two and three years, andl sums
under that amount cash; purchasers finishing
their notes, with good and approved secrity, ga
saiido, payable at the epochs aforesaid, nd con-
ditioned TO bear interest 1T eight per mt per
annum from maturity until paid in fuIand all
property subject to mortgage or prIvilee TO re
main specially mortgaged until full and fal pay
ment OF the notes, with interest aioIaid.
M2S L.R. CURTIS. Administrator.
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The HERO AND THE PRINTER.-When
Temerlane had finished building his
pyramid of seventy thousand human
skulls, and was seen standing at the
gate If Damascus, glittering in steel,
with lis battle-axe on his shoulder. till
his fierce hosts filed out to new yicto-
ries and new carnage. the pale locker
on might have fancied that nature was
in herdeath throes; for havoc and des-
pair h,d taken possession of the earth
the son of manhood seemed setting
in sea. of blood. Yet it might be on
that very gala-day of Temerlane, little
boy was playing nine-pins on the streets
of Nlentz, whose history was more i'm
portat to men than that of twenty
Tamerlanes. The Tartar Khan, with
his shaggy demons of the wilderness,
"pas.ed away like Il whirlwind.s to be
forgotten forever; and that German
artis;n has wrought a benefit, which IS
yet inmeasurably expanding itself, and
will continue TO expand itself through
lscountries and through all times
What are the conqueSis and expeditions
| d the whole corporations OF captains,
fom Walter the Pennyless TO Napoleon
lonaparte. compared with these move
.ble types of Fausta Truly, it is a
nortyfying thing for your conqueror
o reflect how perishable is the metal
which he hammers with such violence
low the kind earth will soon shroud up
lis bloody footprints; and all that he
.chieved and skillfully piled together
sill be but like his own canvass city oi
camp-this evening loud with life, To-
| morrow all struck and vanished" few
,arth-pits and heaps ofstraw. For here
Is always, il continues true that the
deepest force is the stillest; that, as
n the fable, the mild shining of the sun
hall silently accomplish what the fierce
EIustering Of the tempest in vain essay
al. Above all. il is ever to keep II
| mind that, not by material, but by mora
pwer. are men and their actions go
wrned. How noiseless is thought
10 rolling of drums, no tramp OF squad
pns, or immensurable tumult of bag
sage wagons attend its movements
In what obscure and sequestered place
nav the head be meditating which i
.ne day to be crowned with more thai
imperial authority for kings and EN-
,erors viii be among its ministerln;
servants; it will rule not over but II
4 iii heads-and with these its solitar.
combinations of ideas, and with magic
hrmulas. bend the world to its will
| The time may come when Napoleo!
himself will be better known for hi
laws than for his battles, and the victor.
sf Waterloo prove less momentous tha
the opening Of the first Mechanics In
stitute. ICarlyl
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NOTICED ths Friends and Cm&o1Ts
IN Of tir late A. B. BEIN-I win receive
and sell to the best Of my ability, any produce
that NAV have been intended for Mr.. Bcin this
season. rendering sales and accounting % the di-
feren. shippers as they may direcs-she whole
amour. Of commissions for the benefit Of the
widow, and to be subject to her order only;
~ All shipments to me that may originally
have been intended for Mr.. Bcin Iwouh request
should be so specified on the bill of ading or let
ter containing the same.
JOHN HALL, No Front Leyee'
Ian o. New Orleans.
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the vows that he had uttered, OF the
gulph that he had placed
between them; and, seizing a poniard,
which he had concealed i'll his vest,
was about TO plunge it into his heart
when she wrenched it from his grasp,
and, falling on her knees TO implore
forgiveness of Heaven and him, buried
it to the hilt in her own breast!
He recovered, and is yet living
But she, the faithful and the fond, was
dead! All the fervent and stormy pas
sions which had alternately transported
her to the summit of earthly bliss, or
plunged her in the lowest depths OF
mental dependence, were hushed IN
eterral stiffness. She was dead! The
shafts of calumny could no longer
wound, the allurementS of the world
seduce, the presence OF Joy brighten,
or the bitterness of sorrow grieve. She
was at peace. Let but few months
thus roll on, and she would be forgotten
by all, save one, in whose mind memo
ry would ceaselessly ply the work OF
pain. In the silence of night, in the
cold grey dawn of the morning, when
there was rest for others, there should
be no repose for him-the answering
faith, he passionate devotedness, the
wild embrace, and the dying struggles
of Imoinda would stand between him
and sleep, and make the couch of obliv.
ion the scene of vivid and acutest con.
sciousless. In the service of his Creator
alone ne shall find peace-in assisting
his felow-creatures the only solace fol
wounded spirit.
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TO MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS.

III NJ EhO OI1kAKv y AANO A<<AA'A = A>As>S'
HAVING made arrangements with severA Of
III the largest Wholesale and Retail Stores m
the city, am now prepared to fill orders ! for q
evsry description Of Foreign and Domestic DRY
GOODS, Fancy French Millinery, CarPetlng,
Clothing, Boots, Shoes and Hats, hsdwaIe'
PIoughs, Cans, Carriages, and Buggiea. Crock,
ery Ware. Japanned and Tin Ware, Wood and
Willow Ware, Groceries, French Wines and
Liquors, Confectionaries, Fresh Garden Seeds
and Shrubbcry, Saddlery and Harness. Sug,I-
house Kettles, Cane Rollers, &c; also, the Pa-
tent India Rubber and Gutta Percha Goods :.
Those who viii be so kind as to tender me all
their orders can depend on my taste IN making
good selections. Every order will Dc charged Al
the lowest market cash prices.
All merchandise shipped by the steam packers
will be insured, unless receive instructions TO
the contrary.
~ Terms-Cash or city accptances on time
FRANCIS A FLEETWOOD,
~ Office No. 30 Camp street (uP ssa.rs)
| New Orleans. J<4-m4
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.Snecessioa Of Marie Rose Pseot t1fidosc
arm<liul DECEASED

Sneoessoa Of Marie Rose Pseot tIfidosc
Armelin) deceased.
DY virtue Of an order issued out OF the lonor-
ID able the DistrictCou in and for the PARISH
Of 81. Mary, under date OF the 2lst Of March,
1850, win be offered Tor sale at public auction to
the last and highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY,
the 18th day OF May next, at the last residence
OF the deceased, in this parish, at the place called
the Indian Bend, the following property belong
ing to the estate Of said Marie Rose Pscot, de-
ceased:
The plantation upon which the deceased last
resided, having about eighteen and a hal arpents
front. on the west side OF the Bayou Teehe, with
the depth that belongs to the same, nasoring
about 460 superficial arpents, with the right o.
cutting wood on the east side Of the bayou. op-
posi,e the seventeen and oue-half arpe,ts com
meneiny at the upper line Of said plantation, ane
running down 10 the land acquired by deceased
at the probate sale Of the estate OF Johr Dehart
Said tract Of eighteen and one-half apents Il
bounded above by the lands Of Fussher ant
Messy, and below by land Of Fiji Sinitie,e- Witt
the land will be sold all the buildings and I'M
proyements thereon rcserving, however, Thy
house, out-houses and fencing belonging TO Chas
Armelin.
Conditions.-O One-half Of the purchas.
money payable in cash the balance ON credi
Of one and two years from the day Of ssle-pur
chasers furnishing their notes, with goot and sui
ficient security ia solio, payable to the order q
Theodore ArInelin, agen, Of the heirs, and tn
property remaining specially mortgaget in favo
Of said estate, until the full and entire paymen
of the purchase money, which will bar eigh
per cent. per annuln interest from time due unit
paid.
| Act OF sale before D. Deiahoussays, Notar
Public. THEODORE ARMELIN,
| AS Agent OF the heirs.
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lCE.LICEI-ICEiIl

On The subscribers are happy to inform
their friends, and the public generally, OF
the arrival Of cargo OF &c +, per schr-
q jeremiah Leaning which they offer for sale
cheap ai wholesale and retail
We vii have constant supply through
out the summer. VS. CARY s. co.
Cea,.evillc, April IS, 1850.
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Succession de RosaIie RickardATenr
de .Icru Louis Hsdsrtl dscsdsa

Succession de RosaIte Rich ltncs
dc Jo1m Louis Hs5ert) dscsdta
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA. Jour de
T. District, Paroisse Ste. Marie.-En ertu du
pouvoir don't lie suis revetu par Ia 10 et con-
iormement au deliberations dune asse.blee de
lamille. tenue pardevant G. n. Seagre, No
,aire Public, le 25 Mars, 1850, dimentomolo-
guses ct conlirmees, et aussi en- vertu d.n ordre
ernans de Honorable Cour de Districdans ct
pour Ia paroisse Ste. Marie, en- date du Mars,
iSJO, jexposerai en- vente publique, 4, dernier
ct plus hau, encherisseur, a Ia derniere .sidence
du detint, dams eeite paroisse, on demere actu-
element Phihbert Hebert, le SAMEL, Acme
Jour de Mai proclaim, at 10 leures du ntin, les
proprietes, ct personnelles, appar,enant. h sue
cession susdite, savon:
HARRIET, une ntgresse, agee d 'envira 81 ans
Betsy, une negresse, denviron 16 as, belle
cuisiniere, blanchisseuse ct couturiere ct bonne
conduiie.
Une maison, une cuisine, un magasin-u-mais
des hangards, barrieres, &c- Aussi, es bes
tiaux, cochons. volatile, meubles de mason e.
batterie de cuisine, Its de plumes, couvetures e
beaucoup 'autres obje;s deut fenumeraioI sc
rait ennuyeuse.
Coaa,iions de Feate-Toutes sommes deSl
ct au-deli, un credit de un, deux ct tvis ans
toutes sommes au-dessous de $40, conpt,nt
les aehetsnfs devant fournir leurs bilkts, ave
bonnie ct sutiisante securite, payables aux sus
rIt.s epoQaes, ct conditionnGs postsr pou
cent dInterst par dc u nsaturite Insqua pa
iait paiement, e, toutes proprietes saiettes h,
po,heque on privilege resteront specialelnent b!
po,hequees! jusqu au paiement plein q final d.
susdits bil.ets ct intesets.
L.R. CURTIS, Administrator.
Paroisse Ste, Marie, IS Mars, 1870.
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DR. WEBsrER's FAaILY.-Thc recent
calamity that has occurred to this inter
esting family, has melted their ole
friends in Boston to raise for them a
handsome donation, as a testimonial OF
continued friendship. The widow OF
the late DR.. Parkman heads the lis,
with $500, which has already reached
$50, 1000.
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DENTISTRY.

"a The undersigned, who has prae-
fNqS tised Dentistryfor seventeen years,
IQlnbegs leave to inform his trends
thas h. continues tnxin nj his afiee- in Frank
lin. Though he has not an instrument tor every
tooth in the head. he has Instruments which NJ
every tooth in the head. Being practically ac-
ouainted with working in gold and jewelry, he
beI;eyes he can give peculiar satisfaction in set
ting teeth on gold plate or otherwise. He invites
narticular attention to his new Creole Char, and
hopes the ladies will honor him BY taking 2 seal
in Il. [au 16l G. K HAWKINS.
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9U310s 0o103&.
"NO.".....sx ELIZA COOK.

wn ek:~~
wssh ~ beaa unc.owaed KING,
Asse'uts aad 6ses
WeOdp sex % emanse
M~ sa u seofy'
vi me ss Jest sno ereah
Ases y fsd g@s
Wesh v mece estses care ~
M - os'ow
10y - 'e1 ~nes ana ~nefe
neat 70 utsef NO
f., !. -, III, ,;.,,..,,,a
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AssP ~ .oo1-
se s ' ~0u1 ''se
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Ase a' hse1 van no
wh.. ,.,,r,,,;o,,. ,. s,-m --,p LID
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~ Aes nef no"e" feeo
~ so-
"he. ne oaess onoe ana s"n'
Asa oof conscience !ee's
there u noaght oos shinihg guae
IN 'ne gus sne oe
hen on then' 'es courage nse
10 It's stfohesss NO"
show mat ye are brave = wise'
As4 ormly answer NO.
~
- '
Hearts that ike bsugat sASes are drivea
In hr fresd@'s gune:
Ye tAaf Psisoa so1l asdm mind
Win PeuaU's fsal seaias,
Ye who let IL cod world bind
lnjcyless marriage chains,
Be true uato ysarselvss sad God,
Lsf rank ard fostane 60;
Ii Io~ light not the altar spot,
Let Feeling answer NO"
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Ye. who s'asd with vsverinc breast
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TOWATCHMAKERS & JEWELLERS

u DANIEL MELVILLE, Who.ssalc
"A. Dealer in Watches, Js~elry and Fancy
GAAiD Goods, No. "a Chartres street luP sfairs
New Orleans, is is+eceiving by every arrival, lrom
the mandatory OF Melville u Co, New i9fk'
. orea, variety Of new and fashionable Jewelry,
Gold Pens and Holders, &c, all Of which xili
be sold at New York prices
r The attention Of all who take daguerre-
o,ype Ikenesses is called to large assortment Of
Lockets, Medalons, nc All.
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accession de Marie Rose Pfeot (Vesre
Arssslia,) decide.

Arsssiia,) dsesdfe-
I'm VERTU dun ordre de Honorable Cour
Il du Quatorzieme District Judiciaire de FEtat
de Ia Louisiana, dams ct pour Ia paroisse Ste.
Marie, en- date du q Mars, 1850, it sera vendu
en- vente publiqae, au plus osfrant ct dernler en-
cherisseaf, le MERCREDI. % Mai, 1880, .
Ihabtation, dernisre residence de Ia dte dame,
Veuve Armeiin, dams cette parosse, aa lieu ap-
pele rAnse aux Sauvages:
L'habita ii on, mesurant environ dix-huit
arpens ct dcmi de face sur h rive occidentale du
Bayou Teche, avec Ia proiondeur qui s'y trouve,
Dormant une superficie de 460 arpens. plus on
moins, avec lie droit de coupcr ct de prendre du
bos sur Ia rive orientale du dit bayou, vis-a-vis
dix-sept ct dem arpens en- partant de h iigne SUI
perienre de n dite hAbilation en- descendant
iusqu'a In ligne sup<rieure do ! terre acauise
mar Ia dame Annelin IA ycnte des proprietes
appartenant Ia succession de John DeHart--
Ensemble, tou,es les bitisses ct ameiorations
qui Sc trouvent sur Ia dite habitation-a rexcep-
ton, toatefo;s, dune maison ct de dependances
appartenant Charles Armelin.
Coadttions.-La moitie compliant, ct Ia
balance en- un ct deux ans de credit du jour dc
ventc-les arquercurs fonrnissant leurs billets
avcc bopne caution soldaire, payable Porsire dc
Theodore Armelin, agent des heritiers Ct n pro-
priete deneuran:e specia.ement hypotneqnee en-
Iayeur de Ia succession, pour guarantee 10 painen'
des bllets, qui devront porter interets rhsoa de
hut pour cent Tan de fecheance Jusqu'a parai'
Placement.
Acte de vente pardevant d. Delahoussaye
No,aire Public. THEO. ARMELIN,
A25 Agent des Heriters.
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JOHN THOMAS.
ISAAC W. ARTHUR.

lT w. ARTHUR & CO., Commission Mey-
u, elAats and General Groesrs, Nos. . and -
| New Levee, New Orleans.
! ~ A large assortment Of Groceries and fro-
visions, Wines and Liquors, always on hand, a.
~ la,,..., ~,,eS .F2S-4m
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IsTEREsrIsG,-We understand, says
the New York Mirror, that a pugilistic
exhibition came of in William street,
Yesterday, between two wealthy and
respectable dry goods merchants. II
arose from some difficulty in their busi-
ness transaction. Upwards Of a thou
sand persons gathered around the he
roes. TO witness the scene. 1t finally
ended by one getting the others head
under his arm, (what Tom Hyer would
term in chancery,nl and pounding his
victim until his passion was expended,
and the other cried enough
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THE PLANTERS SHOP.

l have completed my new Blacksmith
IN Shop. and hereby notify planters, asd the
N " pubic in general, that ap prepared to
execute all kinds of work in my hne Of
business. The shop il situated On The ics below
Mesus. Gates & Bsrnard's NV mill, scd = cay
OF access by land or water. PIease eve N
cali, as promise to do the right KIND q Aesse-
'hoelIs' '.11 anu 40 H'' ABEL COOPER
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CuBA.-A correspondent Of the Ex-

CuBA.-A correspondent Of the Ex-
press writes from Havana, as follows:
"The arrival Of the new Minister
from Spain is looked for daily, and when
that event takes place, ! have good
reason to believe his reception will be
ANYTHING but fiattering. A British agent
has lately made his appearance here,
via Charleston, and is daily closely
closeted with the Governor, but the
purport of his mission is a perfect mys-
tery. AS a looker-on in this island for
some time, with motives the most i'm
partial, am conscientiously led to
believe that the die is being cast, and
the destiny of Cuba about being sealed"
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e A. F. McLAIN, Jssce1er, Franklin
"a has always ON hand complete assort.
hS7 ,ment OF Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, and
Fancy Goods
NJ Clocks repaired and Jewely made 10
order or repaired in the nesiest s'yle-
,,u 2-1u