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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-01
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The reputation OF this preparation is increas-
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as well, as Tumors, Cancers, and Wens-and OF
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iumors on the feet, legs, shoulders and back. Al
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To- Principal depot at Bragg & McLeans
Drug Store, corner Market and Third streets,
St. Louis, and for sale by Druggists and country
s,orckcepers generally. Ioctl1-Jmd&w.E
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New E3ll and Winter Goods.
ID. :. ANDERSON.

On First street, first door beltr Post OEcc)
AS just received, and is now opening n large
\ assortment OF fashionable goods, suited TO the
tALI AND WINTER TRADE consisting in part OF blk,
blue, green, olI>e, claret and brown
French, German 4 American Cloths,
iwilied and plain. Also, great variety of
OvercoatiBgs,
German beavers, super blue and drab Kerseys, blue
Llauket coating, pilot cloths, g..
French and German
Black DCcskinS.
Wool and piece black Cassimers Of every quality.
fancy Cassimers and Dooskins o.. the latest and
most fashionable STYLE
IEsTTTCS,
Elegant style London CcShmeyes and Valentines.
plaln silk Velvet Fegiings, figured ard plain blk
Satin and Silk DO,
Tailo-s' Trimmings,
Cf every description; supsr ;.ool Things for over
coats. plain and figured nlaacca serges, moilair ius
ucs, &C..
@-~1he attention Of my customers. and the public
generally is invited to an examination OF The above
goods. which have becR selected with CREST care,
and will be sold at tie LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.
Garments ct every description niu.ie to order, in
tie very best manner, and warranted TO fl.
dec3-tf
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MORGAN & KEEN

HAVE just received per steamer Lafayette, n
Ii new supply OF hardware and cutlery as fol-
lows: knives and FORKS OF various styles and Guali
ties, POCKET Knives butcher do; metallic strength
ened table spoons; heavy ron DO; German silver do
do do teaspoons; British plate do do Butts screws
aud PadiocKs haIchets, Collins and Simmons axes;
augurs, gimblcts and curry combs; scissors shears
and thinbles hand-saw files, tacKs, truce chains,
&c, at low prices Jec,l
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CIGARS.
TO COUNTRY ryERCrrANTs

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
NJ }. are T,paTeu now ~ scil JItI lIINC OF
ever variety a3d qua ily and manu!ac ur.
cd IN the most substantial manner. q, WHOLE
SALE, having Just received fro,n Elroj e. "a d &c
stock oi cloths, cassmcTe' 4 C, which nil c'a lie
Us TO make up ard sell tie most reasonable
terms. clotling ot every hind. We have Just re-
ccived u !arge stock o all qualities ovcfCoais
We invite the attention 81 tie country trade 10
our CcoGs, while We express our gratitude Tor the
liberal patronage thu. far kindly oxIcrded US
MACH x LOEtNSTlNE,
Western Star Cluiliug Store
novl9 Corner Front and Sycamore siiLtts
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STRADER'S HOTEL,
'I.ate Pearl Street House,
D. w. STRADER, Propricto,

ID. W. STKADLK, T'T0ITtcl0T'
THE subscriber would most rospcc' fully inform
l his friends and the public in general, that ne
has taken the above house. and rehted and furnish
ed il up in style second to none in lIe West The
location is one oi the bestin the city on hird
street, between Main and Market, and within one
hundred yards OF The Mail Boat and NJ aclson PACK
ct landing.
Louisville. Dec g. so -decI3 If
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CHEAP, CHEAPER, CHEAPEST!
THE FLYING DUTCH FOUNDRY.
KRaTZ ~ HEILMANE,
Of The Evansville eta Foundry,

EVANSVILLE, INDIANA,
HAVE on hand large stock OF Stoves, Double
L Premium Corn shelters, Pioughs, Wager
Boxes and all kinds of
CASTINGS, &C,
And they are fully prepared to make and sell any
thing IN iheir-4,ne OF business, as cheap as any
house in The Western Country.
We he rely offer our stock OF Stoves, &c at the
veg lowest up-fiver prices or ten per cent less than
they were ever bought in the city OF Evansville
We would respectfully call the attention oil Stove
dealers and the public generally. TO our stock ct
Stoves consisting OF al sizes at Wolf 3 pattern,
The latest heavy Premium Stoves, the Ball premi-
um pattern. patented 1888, different sizes Of Ten
and Seven Plate Stoves FTanklin and Cannon
stoves different sizes; five sizes of beautiful Box
stoves, patented 10y Jaeger Ireadweli d Perry, OF
Albany; and tie large single oven Western Air
Tight Cooking stove the b,st cooking stove in use.
We warIaHt ali stoves made at our Foundry, Tor
one year.
Our Stoves are all made ofihe best material, and
b" good wCIknen, all Oi which will insure to be
As good after one years use as on the day Of sale.
Give us a call, before purchasing elsewhere, and
sec II we cannot give entir- satisfaction.
kRATZ K IlElLMANN,
novl3.h Main Street, Evansville.
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Emli Enportnticns 1850.
J. II. MAG EEE & CO,

!. II. Ma GEGE & CO,
Exams VILE, INDIANA,
Il AVE now j, store heir .uIi FALL aud WIN
j. TLR STO. X, conf rising every article III their
iine OF trade, Ia iich uoy cal. Tie particular at
'tn,ion Of retailers.
last received by recent Arrivals:
fFcrch, German and peleium broat cloths;
a" Go 90 Middesex cossimeres and
Doe kin.;
fiio; and BEAVER cloths, all colors;
tr!i cloths and blankets;
| q and cold yesl.ugs, oolen and Satins;
Ci1ak lInings aud s,rgts;
BanI-up cords aud coTduToys;
1~eeis, al! wool, green and black;
Gih.cn and mixed IweedS;
Saiaets. IN cOiOrs and hack,
jeans, IN blue and gold mixed;
l,anBgls, scaIiel.y elbow whie Main and tril!ed;
Sal-bury fiaEgciS. orange blue and green;
Plain and chaugcalic tinseys, every pr.ce;
AlJaccas, Hack co ii and slaie;
ii aud t-i changeab'e bri.ianiines;
4 aud ca CohuTes and Lyonese cloths;
Al >iia P"pcinS and Muhair cloths:
Manchester DE Lalf.s ana Cashmeres, plain ard
Turkey Red goods, all prices;
Manchester t.lnshnn,s, every style;
Bucke; an French Chani5reys;
Nclveis. ia silk and tably;
Canvass poddiugS and Virgins;
Prints. ueii>b aud American, of every styl.;
Cashmere and Ne Lame prints;
81, ana Al brown and Lieachd Domes,ics ;
Co,iun Duck and Durlaps;
DTI's, lleachCd and uub,cached:
Cotton fianutlS, unltached and crlored;
81, Is and IA Iickings and Checks;
Iable-c l''iS, white aud cuiJrod;
C"iion table diapeis, white and coiored
Towels anu crash:
Lace, stripe and plain Jaccnets;
fiain JacoEcts and CambricS;
ilrin aud figured Buhinctts. white and black;
Bay state long shawls ever style:
I As nere, silk and other style shawls,
Bosicrv. cote and wool, OF all coors and sty les
Ribbons, plain, taela, cold, cap and rich bonnet
Thread, cotton and linen, every style and color
Combs, tuck. fine. side, rotdng, and pocket;
Buttons, coat, Oytr.coat. and vest, all les.
ALSO:
C,1vcs. m;,is, laces, cdsngs, insertions, suspen.
Gers hukIs, eIasas, lies, tapes, needless pms, nc
sc.
ALSO:
y general asso ,ment oil boots, shoes and brogans
bats, caps. Ne.
In every instance they viii guarar tee buyers IL
prices "gnnst louisville or Cincinnati
n"vll J. ii MAGilEE& CO
NEW STYLE FALL CARPETING.
'H;S "1y icoe.ved. per GIEessCe., Itch ant
q cEore selection OF new styles TALL carpetinr:
lrg'iSh ;nG American velvet and iaLsiId patterns
Three l!y Carrsiiny;
sh9ire s'!Ie' srlo surer Ingram Carreiing;
New 40 Exta do do.
Cotton onG Cotton AID Wool do do:
ASLO:
"a and BH.gingS and ,rugect;s;
"a, fnG 3-4 eHItan Gatherings;
Rugs, Gil cloth, ats, Laize, bindings, &c. fc
ale 81 cap by
novl+ ]. u. MAGHEE & co.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

MRS f.. HAFF has this day received from n.
wi York, per Alex Scott. a very large assortment
of Dolls and TOYS of almost every lmagnnbie ioiin,
sui,aIIe for CHI ;stmas or New Years presents,
Most of the goods are entirely new in STYLE Call
and examine them at a, her store on Locust street,
next 10 the Sherwood House. ceci3u
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TIE EVANSVILLE INSURANCE. CO.

GV ANSv 1LLE INDIANA.
M LII insure buildings aud Personal Property on
w land against loss or damage by fire, and Boats.
aad Vessels, and Merchandise, in the course OF
transportation, against loss or damage by fire or
water, &c. Otice in the room occupied by Jas
L. Jones, as Law Office, on The corner of Sycamore
and First streets. niheO If
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COAL! COAL!l
r. CLAYTON,
f. CLAYTON,
a. Importer of Watches, and Whole.
60 sale CeSler in Jewelry, Clocks,
M rNrh rInfnrin,s- &c.


ca Importer Of Watches, and Whole.
90 sale Cealer in JeweIry, Clocks,
atch Materials, &C.
IN the Summer of 1915 this House commenced
wholesaleBg w .tches and Jewelry al prices cheap
or than the ike sold in the wholesale jobbing
stores of New York.
The great desire OF the Proprietor then, and
has been since, to divert the current OF trade
that was flowing into the Atlantic cities from the
Western and Southwestern States, and compel il to
terminate in Cincinnati There period when
New York stood IN a position more advantageous
than this city depot tor the manufactured goods
beth OF Europe and this country; but science and
have given Cincinnati the means OF attain.
ing If she will. as proud an elevation in Trade end
Commerce as any city IN the world. The Aliegha-
ny mountains have been leyeed down, and dis
iance annihila,ed, so that iradesman here can
send bis order in the morning TO his manufacturer
for ewelry. who may reside, as most of the manu-
featuring Jewellers d. either in the State of New
Jersey, Rhode Island or Massachusetts, and before
evening receive reply, and in few hours after the
goods a.e made they will be at his door. The read
er rna7 say that he perceive no oarthly rea
son why Cincinnati should not sell goods as cheap
as the Cities but he cannot see how Clayton
is enabled sell Watches an Jewelry che lper than
Dealers in the East buy and sell on credit and have
consequently TO tax every customer heavily TO GOV
er expenses and losses; but Clayton pays Cash for
every thing that he purchases and sells his goods to
no man, however rich he may be, on credit. And
this House is now wholesaing more Watches and
Iewery than three fourtns of the wholesale estab
!ishiaents in New York.
S,crc on the southeast corner of Sycamore and
Second streets. Cincinnati. lap27
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MORGAN * KEEN

AVE jus, received per steamer Jew ess- fresh
I supply OF Boots and Shoes, consisting OF men Is
eal CORK soled boots mems superior kip DO; DO Kip
hrogfns. extra sized boys dc. do: boys thicx do;
yeIih's KIP o; Youths thick do. Wcmeus Kip S
). boots; DO goat busKias For sale low.
1acI
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Prepare fer thc Holidays!
MRS. LOUISA KCLLEEBERG,

CONFEC IlONEl AND DEALER IN FANCY
TOYS, SC, &C,
(MATY sTl rET, EVANSVILLE, lyD.,)
ID EGS leave 20 call tie attention of her friends
ID and ihc public generally to the fact, that she
has succeeded IN The entire business OF her late bus
hand, g. koCnberg. and hes made very extensive
additions the former stock direc, from Baltimore,
aud has now on hand he largest md b st assert
ment ct FANCY TOYS ever offered IN this cry; crl-
iracing every article manufactured. and made in
the most durable and elegant Style. Also, sp!end-
id assortment of fresh made CANDILs. SweetmeaiS,
and all sorts OF Fancy Bakeries, 10 which she invites
attention.
All or any of tic Sbove articles viii lie sold, ei
her III wholesale CT retail al very low Prices ior
cash All oIccrs from distance promptly attend
Cd TO, and carefully put up, She earnestly sol ci;s
the patronage OF the pubic.
novs7-lm IOUIsA KOLLENBERG
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j. az w. Esf.EELY.
W hOlCsuic Dealers in Groceries
Nails, Glass, Gotten Yarns,
E3s:is.-.Sc., &c.

E3stsEsr, &c, &C,
OFFER FIR sale well selected stock Of Groce
" ries, most OF which have recently 'een received
from the East, and embracing nearly everything
usually kepti1 the Grocery line, amongst which
are
500 b choice Indigo, warranted;
400 b. Dutch Madden;
80 packages green and black Teai
Dol Cloves, ! do Nutnegs;
10000 Gun Caps, split and nh5ed:
% Boxes ground spices, iromilO9ei VI ills;
% gross Bonnet boards:
l0O do Matches, best brands;
% DoZ. States. American MAKE;
50 do Curry Combs;
I'D do Collins Ax9s;
40 ReamS Letter and foolScap paper;
leo Sides Sole Leather;
% DbiS Tar
ALSO:
4 supply of coffee, sugar, molasscs,, rice, macG-
erel herring, goldfish tanner oil, akum sulphur,
birthstone, alum, cOpporus, Spanish whiting, sala-
eraus, soda, logwood, cotton wrapI,n. Irvine can
dlewick carpet chain, EpScm sails, wasiI,g an
shaving soap, &c, &c.
With view of extending the business, the sub
scribors Offer their STOCK low prices. tn cast or
protuc. New cEStome-s need not ask Tor or, dit,
and old ones will please maze as quick lolu;ns a
possible.
Full prices paid for produce in exchange for the
above and casl. not refused
ncv23 Main street, Evansville Ind.
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OFFICE or
cFFICE or
The National loan F1ndLife Assurance
Society ofi.0ndon aEd New York.
Capital, 100000 CT GO. 500. 600,

LocHst street, opposite ShciTcoed House.
u WIS Institution $ founded OF the niutual and
Il Joint STOCK principle, and p,ssenis TO the in.
suTed The guarantee OF large capiis "a part of
which IL permanently invested in The UniedSictcs)
IN addition TO the accumulation OF premiums end
possesses many other ADVANTAGES ovcf cny OTHER
company in this country. Parties wishing TO IT, Ike
insurance upon "OwH'' or" Auo;her's- Life. Joint
Lives, for years. or in any other mode, wouId do
well 10 cali and examine the advantages presented
by this Society.
JOHN J. CHANDLER,
iv9 If Agent.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE. Is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been appointed by the PROBATE Court OF
NanGerbuTgh county. state OF Indiana, ADMINS
,ratcr If The estate of Barney RoystSn. deceased
whose state is probably insolvent All who have
demands against said estate will present them duly
verified and those who are indebted To tie estate
are requested 10 make immediate payment.
BERNARD NURRE,
declS-ltd&2w+ Admr.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-01

HATSAND CAPS!
THIS day received per Lyola Collins, alarge and
L well selected assortment Of Hats and Cnps,ass
for sale low.
Fashionable ole skin Hats;
Do silk do;
Soft Brush DO;
Black Union Go;
White. pearl and corn colored Kossuth do;
Black, green, brown, ard corn, Buena Vista Do !,
Square and round crowned Tarpaulin do:
Boys green, brown and black Buena Vista Do,
ALSO:
Mems boys and youths caps OF every style and
description. The trade is respectfully solici.
ted tc the above. ]. Ii. MAGHEE g. co.
nOv26
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UY,crn Vistn rza.s.

NEW supple Of llacx end brown new s'yl
~ Buena Vista Hats, Just received ref s'eanie
Asia. AID for sale by ,,,,,
Gccll MOHGAN q MEN.
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NEW CASH STORE.

TUE undersigned having formed a co-psrtner-
i ship and taken the store on The corner Of Main
and Water streets just received large ard en-.
tireiy new stock OF foreign and domestic dry goods
carpets. rugs, ol-ccths, bookings, and other fur.
n'shing goods, Ia which we respectfully invite the
attention OF dealers or consumers, &c think we
can fer them strong inducements purchase. o..
Their in s'yie, quality or price.
JAaEs x. 3ARNEs.
ANDREW CoLEURN,
BARNES & COIBURN.
sepl9-1yr Corner of NJ ain and Water sts.
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IA USrANGi LiEiment.-l2 gross of this, the
Iri most popular LinimenI f the ely, for sale.-
Terms favorable 10 wholesale buyers
nA-CH.1'r s. Co, Sole Agents,
jel # No II, Front It.
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ALLIS HOMES


4 RE INV permanently located in III .ir new
IL b:sildiug- corner OF w alter and Vine streets,
whsre they iGt nj 10 continue, on an enlarged
Gale, their usual
W aoi csaic business in
LIQUORS AND GROCERIES.
fhey have Row ia sore larger, better, and
cheaper sock OF
&nPOR7EDL LIQCOGS
nhis ever heretofore leeI in Evansville Their
.RHC1IFYiNG ESTABLISHMENT
constructed on the latest and most improved
Nai, and superintendent by man who has
n u ten years experience in the business,
l'ri New York and Cincinnati They
therefore haitcr themselves that they
can furnish either imported or do
Nestle Liquors, in qualify no.
where 10 be eXcelled, aud AT pri-
ces on par with Cincinnati
and LouisvilIcl They
have ON hand
Splendid Assortment Of TEAS
inj .heiI stock of Coffee, Sugars. Molasscs. Syr-
iis- Sic,, Fruits. etc. is beiag daily enlarged by
nipncntS from New Orleans. They are deter
nina 10 convince Merchants from the country;
'arsi-nlaTly on The Wabash, Green. and White
yves, ihstt Evansville is the mosl advantageous
dsc, for them To buy Groceries and will do al
n ilrir powcrto make il so.
Or fTieR2s on O. cen Rircr will remember that
htsseamsr kentucky No. , is now ready 10 com
l.nce her regular rips, exclusively from Evans
ill., and val, with two other toals Engaged in
lie Same trade, make Evansville the mo-, col.y,-
el point tor the transaction OF Green ii GER n..s-
nes. ldec2sl ALLlS & HOWES.
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NOTICE.

IL c. GWATHMEY alone Is authorized by me
To settle the business OF tie late firm OF Hen
~ Sehriber &, Co.
y3l HENRY SCHRIBER
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
RI he undersigned hrvin5 iJynl ca Co-part
1 ship in the Book and Music business w'ou
spectiully announce that they have always
large and full assortment OF School Books,
tionary, + ark Books. reriodica S, Music. Mu
Instruments, and all other articles belonging
trade. Their store is on The corner OF Main aud
ST eets whtre they will lie ready at all times
tend to The intellectual wants OF an eElish
publi-.
THos CoNYYGToy,l
JAMES CAwsoN,
deg I'm CONJUNCTION x CAWSON.
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GLASS MARE.
MONEY FOUND.

4 ROLLf BANK BILLS wrs found yes:er.
IA day; which Inc owner can have by proving
property and paying for advertising. Apply to
vs. JAS.SCANTLLN, Jr.
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New Arrival.

New Arrival.
( uSi received per steamer tennessee, l hale
Hickory Stripes, case blue drills, / do plaid
linscy, bale twilled rcd flannel, do plain do DO.
For Gale by idec33l MORGAN * KEEN.
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WECLLSAIEI LIQUOR q GROCERY
EOUSE.
'TNHE undersigned would respectfully nfsrm the
i citizens ot Evansville and surrounding coun-
try, that he Is establishing himself in the Wholesale
liquor and grocery business on main street. nearly
opposite he Bank, where he expects, b, always
keeping complete assortment oil the best of articles
in his line, and close attention TO business to share
reasonable portion ci Ire patronage ci the cti-
Zeas of Evansville eEd vicinity.
BE sure TO call and Try,
L. you do not buy.
oct22-if "A. LITER.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-16
FRlnAY. October 10Th. 1871


Tie Iowa County Agricultural Society
met OF this. tie first day of the Semi-An-
uual Fair. Tie President. II. L. LEFT
INGwELL, and Secretary, WM. Il. Smith
both took their seats
NJ N. Billings moved that Commit
tee Of Five be now appointed to make a
report to the Society OF Members to com
pose the following Committees. ACCORDING
to the following classes. as the several
committees on Premiums at the present
Exhibition, namely:
No. \ Commute on Horses. Jacks.
aud Mules,
No. 2 \ Committee on Cattle.
No, 3 4 Committee on Sheep and
Swine.
No. 4 A Committee on Farming I'm
Elements
Ne. 8 4 Committee on Manufactures.
No. s. A Committee on Crops.
No. z A Committee on Diaries.
No. {. a Committee on Miscellaneous
articles
Which was agreed to, and the Presi-
dent appointed the FLOWING members as
such Committee
Messrs. IL NJ Billings. ". R. Smith,
g W. Bliss, John j Ross and Peter
Parkinson.
And after some time the said Commit
tee made report Of the several Commit
tees on premiums, as follows.
On class Nc. / II NJ Billings, NJ. VI
Cothren, Cary Matthews. Josiah Tyack
and George Goldthorpe
No 2 John ]. Kirkpatrick.
Geosge Matthews, John J Ross, Thomas
Berry and Arthur Burns
No. 3 William Curry, Jos. II
Vanmeter and Patrick O'Dowd
No ! Potter Parkinson, Geo
" Bliss AID Jch2 Hand
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-10-16
EOSSgth Coming

Yes, the noble patEiot-ths vetsran leader
of Hungary-the long eXiled kossUTa, "a
actually released, and, al eur latest dates vas
on his way from Dardanelles % America. He
and his companions in suffering. will soon
reach our shores amid the shouts aud rejoicing
of twenty-three millions Of people. warm
welcome Is in store for his reception. A sPoH-
taneou5 impulse awaits his approach. Ihs
national ship Mississippi IS now bearing hin
hence. The noble vessel left CT the u't io-
this country--and now while we write, she
may be within haillng distance Of the stars
ard stripes that feat over Castle GARDEN, %
tell the kYAaE-oz CHEZ fhas heIe is "tho
vlnrn Of the oppressed ''-here the land that
knows how TO appreciate the struggie Of pat
riot in liberty's cause-here, the country that
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