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Rates of Yearly Payments
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OFFICERS.
FERRAND +, MERRILL Presi.
ID, 7. THOMPSON. Vice Pres't.
SETH THOMPSON. Secretary,
JACOB SCOTT, Treasurer,
OkRlN SMITH. Medical Exan'r,
{. NJ. RUBLEE. Substitute.
DIRECTORS.
Alvah Subin, Torrev Z. Wales, Jacob Scott
William Howes, Geo. W. Bailey, Azel Spalding,
Henry NJ. Bates, Joseph Poland, William
\Nlatioeks: c. NJ. Rublee, Daniel l.. LYMAN,
Samuel Wells, DanielP. Thompson, FerIand
=; Merrill, Henry Y. Barnes, Orrin smith, w
IL Burnham, James Il. Thurston, Jabcz W.
EiIs, Isaac w. Brown, Rufus f. Andrews. C.
L. Hood Seth Thompson, Joseph Warner.
Between 90 and 65, twenty five per cent ex.
ira is charged.
0rAll Communications should be directed
to the Secretary, POST PAID. 363wIs
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Bay State Shawls.

\ snlendil assortment OF BAY STATE
SHAWLS, just received, and fnr sale chem,
by l. NALLETrE.
OaOhcr 6.
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New Delaines & Prints.

JUST received by Exprcss, a few pieces Of
Rich Delaincs, Printed Velvet and Turkey
Red Calico, which are offered ut reasonable
prices at the Cash Store.
Dec. II. II J. FULLER.
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'.The Eagles Flight Is out of sight,
THE
EAGLE CLOTHING STORE
CLOTHS on0 Gnssimrrcs,

Remarkable for elegance of color and cxqnis
itcncsS Of finish more glossy than the leaves
of Mango-trccs richer than the sunny apples
Of l,tkahar; softer than the nights of Tristan.
aud more Of them than You ran shake a
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Just Arrived.
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a choice aid large .-s9t,mllt OF
Furnishing
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-09
.sEcEss1oN IS REVOLUTION :

The Hon. LANGDoN CHEvEs, the great gun oi
the SecessiOnists, in recent letter to the Anti.
Separate State action meeting in Charleston, uses
the following language:
ST have several times within the last twenty years enter
ed publicly my protest aganst separate State action or
right Of State secede from the Union have had
shadow of doubt. The right the right Of sovereign
Ste-a right Of which sovereign State cannot be dvest-
ed and the only real question the States Of the Union
sovereign States Of which. suppose no Southern maa will
venture to express doubt But think separate secession,
though undoubed legal and public right . scarcely
moral and social the part Of Southern State in
reference to her sister States Of the South.
Mr.. CHEvEs then proceeds to urge the propriety
of waiting for the nnion of the South with view
to the formation Of Southern Confederacy, and,
after remarking that the precise question seces-
sion) under discussion is not year DID," proceeds
thus:
"But should think il nevertheless short time within
which for people to be required to decide question SO
momentous great REvoIuTrorAAr change Of govern
ent; for such undoubtedly secession must Be considered
Here, then, we have the . Nestor Of the Seces-
sion party" their chief organ in the Nashville Con-
'vention, proclAiming 10 his followers in Carolina
that /" il is undoubtedly revolutionary measure
while his admirers, sympathizers, and followers in
Georgia are virulent in their denunciatons of all
'Georgians who express similar opinion. Verify
the secession doctors find il difficult TO agree upon
my given prescription hence they adopt the lotion
20 the locality Of the patient. Like patent nos
trum, il is sovereign remedy for all the diseases
of the body polite, but unlike it. must be changed
and turned, and twisted according TO the meridian
in which it is to be administered.
augusta (Ga.) Chronicle.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-09
THE WEEKLY NATIONAL INTELLIGENcER

The subscription price Of this paper for year is TaaEz
DoLLARs, payable in advance
For the long Sessions Of Congress, (averagns sighI
nonths) ths price will be Two DoLLAss for the abort
Sessions Orr DoLLAH per copy.
Areducon Of 20 per cent Cor oneh Of thefui chargs
will be made any whosha order and pay or, at
<me Ave copies Of the Weekly paper sndslke reduction
of rs per can't Cor oneouh Of the full chae) 70 any on
who will ordsrsndp pay for At time ten moro copies
No accounts being keptfor this paper il will not Be for
warded any unless paid for Ia ADVANCE ssnt any
longer than the time foj which it is 20 paid
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-09
GLOOMY PROSPECTS IN ALABAMA.

raoN THE TUSCALOOSA MONITOR or JuLY 81.
The CoRS CRor through this whole section Of country i
LITERALLY destroyed Many Of famsrs arc cutting down
the entire crops for fodder whole and large fields many
instances sfofding single shoot Corn has a.
ready been sold here understand Il dollar and aquar
ter per bushel and there no telling what s price win b
before the opening Of navigation enables us to get supplies
from the sesboard.
Our provision market in other respects very scanty Ba-
CON sides are selling here now for eleven and thirteen
per pound Flour il selling FIVE and nix dollars hum
ded Our Western friends would do well to take notice o
this state Of things and make arrangements to furnish this
and other sections Of Alabama with early supplies
The cotton copis greatly injured BY the drousht and the
probability is that viii BE- cut of oneha twohrds
the memory Of the oldest nhabian there never has been
known here drought 20 destructive.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-09

ARRIVAL OF HuNsARIAN REFuoEEs.-The packet
sshin Devonshire, arrived At New York on Sasur-
,day brought rs passengers forty-seven Hungarians
from Turkey, among whom are several military
and civil officers Of high rank under the late Pro-
vsiOaA Gsvsrnasa. q Hungary:
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-09

Correspondence Of tie N,c York Commercial Advertiser
LONDON, JuLr 25, 1851.
During the past few days there has been little
tivity in social and political questions and unmstaksbe in
dcaoLs have been afforded that the anticipation Of new life
among the people, such will the session Of Par
lament resemble Of those which Immediately pre-
ceded the reform bill, viii be fully borne out.
The Peace Congress held in London this week has been
largely attended and has produced sober and general
effect than any former gathering in favor Of the
great meeting in the city, to consider the Be
pursued in consequence Of the rejection, for the fourth
time BY the House Of Lords Of the bill for the emancipation
Of the Jews has at the time revived much Of that real
feeling for religious liberty which. although sometimes latent
always be relied upon in the metropolis and forms per,
Of its best traditions.
Sir DAvIS BnIwsrrn scted % chairman Of the Pesce
Congress- and ihs ac that the M Of the principal dssgs,su
Of the body n foreign countries included the names Of Hux
soIDr and LEsrs, while the Enssh iss comprised msny
members Of Parliament and scientific msn, produced very
favorable impression. The procsedngs wsrs characterized
BY ssa, order and harmony. Notwithstanding the vas, and
'srisd nouSs, q thos who s..sodsd md, LAovsa The
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-09
NATIONAL. INTELLIGENCER,
CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN A GENTLEMAN
IN NORTH CAROLINA AND Nh. WEBSTER.
Hon. DANIEL wEnsrHa

~~~~~
Hon. DANIEL wEnsrHR:
DEAR SIN: The question Of the right Of State
TO secede from the Union is, a. you are doubtless
aware, producing at this time, in this part of the
Union, no inconsiderabe degree Of excitement. And
as it is question in which every free American is
directly concerned-a question upon which every
free American should be correctly informed, as
upon its decision may depend the future prosperity
and happiness or misfortune and ruin Of this great
country-and believing as do that, from your in-
innate acquaintance with the principles upon which
our Government is based, and the operation Of all
of its machinery, you entirely competent to give
upon this, as upon all other questions of like
character, correct information; and being anxious
myself as many others are, to possess correct views
with regard 70 this subject desire you, valuable
as know your time to be, 10 devote moment in
giving an answer to the following interrogatory:
g Do you believe that State has right to se-
cede from the Union r.
BY answering this question, sir, you will confer
atavor upon manyof your countrymen here, who
believe, as Ido that an opinion Of yours, thus ex-
pressed, would 60 very far toward quieting the ex
ciemen that the agitation of this subject has pro-
.duced in this section Of the Union. @
With profound admiration for your character as
an American statesman, and sincere regard for you
as an American citizen,
am, sir, your obedient servant
July 90, 1851.
AUGusr !, 1851.
DEAR Sir: have received your letter Of the
-20th July.
The Constitution Of the United States recognises
no right Of secession, as existing in the people o
any one State or any number Of States. Il is moi
a limited Confederation, but Government; and il
proceeds upon the idea that il is to be perpetual
like other forms Of Government, subject only to be
dissolved by revolution. ~
confess can form no idea Of secession but al
the result Of a revolutionary movement. How is i
possible, for instance that South Carolina should
secede and establish Government foreign 70 tha
OF the United States thus dividing Georgia, whioE
does not secede, from the rest Of the Union
Depend upon it, my dear sir, that the secession
Of any one State would be but the first step in |
process which must inevitably break up the entire
Union into more or fewer parts.
What said at Capon Springs was an argument
addressed to the North and intended to convince
the North that.if, by its superiority Of numbers. i
should defeat the operation Of plain, undoubted
and undenable injunction. of the Constitution, in
tended for the especial protection Of the South suct
proceeding must necessarily end in the breaking VI
of the Government is to say, in revolution
am, dear sir, with respect, your OBJ serv't,
DANL WEBSTER.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-09

In the absence Of our own Letters from London
we avail ourselves Of the subjoined portion Of the
correspondence Of the New York Commercial Ad-
vertiser:
LoSDos, JULY Is, 1851.
We still continue without any other than routine events
The daily bulletin Of the number Of visitors the Exhibition,
and the discussion to whether the building shall remain
constitute the chief topics Of attention In France the debate
on the revision question engages every one and from other
parts Of the continent there not single sign Of reawskng
vitality.
PROCEEDINGS N rARIrAMENT.
few evenings ago. in the House Of Commons. Lord
PALxraros took occaou % congratulate the House the
prospects Of speedy extinction Of The slave ads owing to
homes, eoopession on the ps Of the Bszian Government
aided BY the progress Of Lbsa . well . By the scvs and
friendly assistance Of the French and Amsrican naval officers
on the station These results his Lorhp considered went
for to couaru he recent Gsssmsni d Baron ouspA l'ss
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-09


Let hasten to render an act Of justice to the French
Assembly, which do with the alacry ii rarely
Affords the opportunity Of paying to compliment Of the
kind. was much struck Monday with s calm dgni-
fed and truly senatorial demeano Not single unbecom-
ing interruption the part Of the Moagn0rds, though
hsy listened to some cruel truths from the mouth o. M
FAILoux and very from the Right sced the repeat
ed and formal enuncaon BY General CAvAsSAc Of his in
tolerabe doctrine Of the nvoabiy Of the republic This
conduct assured all parties mean to persist in throughout
the debate am sorry feel constrained to say that be-
eve Gen. CAvAsxAc hss taken this ground less from
vicion than from an unacknowedgsd motvehe desire to
acquire popularity and influence with the Extreme Leh He
knows this doctrine to be in favor in that quarter He knows
that NJ DE GraAaprS lost his election before the ccnsitu
ency Of Paris because be expressly refused 70 place the exist
Of the republic above popular sovereignty independent
Of and superior to msories CAvAIsHAc candidate for
the Presidency max, year. and knows chance to be utterly
vain unless he concate TO some extent the Extreme Ls
which remember and will remember against him the
days Of june lS4s. can in other way account Tor
hsre Of this egegous character being admitted BY mind
ordinarily severely logical and correct in its conclusions
% that Of Gen. CAvArssAc.
Gen BARAsuAr D'HnLIEns has resigned the command
Of the army OF Paris upon the pex that the constitution
opposed ss To- his being longer invested with that command
doesso In truths but that provision has bssu % often euded
y now mpcbs 70 consider i allegation in any other
light than pessxt There vas some other reason Of
which the public 10 not yet aware
Gen. CAsrHLLAuH, commandsr-in-chisf st Lyons, va,
lssn@sasd V he eAia csuuaad % PNiA But As has 70
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-01
ERESU ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS!
wholesale and Retail.

| uST received, and-for sale by John s. Hopkins.
- general assortment o! Dry Goods, Hardware.
boots and Shoes, &c. Among which will he found
the following articles:
Shawls, Silk, Brocade, Cashmere and Long
Bonnets .lscan, Chip nnd Straw;
Blnch six Fisetts;
CClored French Merinos, rashmeres, NJ. De
LANES, Turkish Satins, Fancy Silks, &c;
Black Silks, from 2S to 80 inches wide;
Piano and Table Covers;
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Travelling Bags:
French broadclofhs ana Cashmere, fancy
colors;
Silk, Satin and Cashmere Vestings
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Gaps of the latest style;
Wall Paper and Bordering;
Window Shades, Tassels ard Fixtures
Embroidered Swiss Curtains;
Axes-Huais' and Collins chopping and broad
Axes;
Cotton Batting and Wadding;
Looking Glasses. % all sizes;
Dress Trimmings, Cat Velvet. Lrces, &c.
- n general assortment OF Dry Goods, Boots and
Shots, Hardware, &c. selected expressly f,r this
market, and will he sold al the lowest cash prices
al wholesale or retail, by
nov6-t' John 8 HOPKINS
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NEW GOODS! NEw qoOrSIi
Wholesale and Retail.

-
CHANKI.lN & i ElLLY have Just received a
- very cesirotle stock Of DRY Goo rs, IIAkp.
WARE. &c, which they will sell l"w at Whole.
sale or retail, f. cash produce Their etock
consists IN part of tie following. viz. p
Blk and cold French and Englisl, r-r,d Cloth;
do do do -ir do Cassimeree:
Plain and fg'd Sa'in and Silk yes.ings;
Bue, blk mixd b, cen and brown Saftinstts;
Ass'td colors ny. jeans; plain and plaid Linssys;
Red. white, yellow and green Flannels;
Beached and brown Canton do;
do do Shirtings and Sheetin4S:
English and French MerInoee Thibet Cloth:
Plain and fg'd Silk and Mohair Alpaccas;
Fig'd and solid colored Muslin DeLnines,
Silk and wool Chameleon Paplins;
Biocade and Turkish Saiins, Chameleon Silks;
Bid Gro. DeRhne Silks % 10 80 inches WIDE;
Neat new styles English and American caliooes;
Rob Roy cloak Innings, blanket coatings;
Carpets, oil cloth, carpet sachels TRAVELLING bsgs;
White " hitney and macknaw blankets, French
blankets Every fne;'
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps of the newest
styles;
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, Velvet Trimmings,
Laces and Edcings;
Scotch Diaper Crash Towels, Table Cloths, Nap.
kins. &c;
Toge her with great variety of Fancy Articles
and Notions, too numerous to mention, selected
with care for this MARKET which will be sold at tho
lowest price Tor Cash Produce: such Corn,
Oats, PORK, Feathers, White Beans, &C.. &c.
Nov 1850. SHANKLlN e. REILLY.
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INSURANCE.
NE e. FTR IFETRtNcE

MARINE & FIR INSURANCE..
MAY he effected at the office OF the Evansville
1tl Insurance Company, Water Street. iour doors
below Main, on terms favorable as those OF any
other solvent institution. and with on absolute Ger
tanty OF payment. in case of loss. That part @
The Capital Stock not actually paid, in cash. il Sc
cured by mortgage real esiate,at two thirds OF il
present unimproved value and the mortgages con
tain powers of sale, which will enable the Compa
ny to compel stockholders TO pay promptly, in cas-.
of necessity.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Sam1 Hall, Peter Sharpe
John lngle, Jr., Henry o. Babcock,
Conrad Baker, Philip Iecker
John III. Stock well.
JOHN Nj. STOCKWELL, Frest
JAS u JONES, Sec'y. tsep23-ifl
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RAILROAD CALI.

TT is ordered ty the beard yof Directors of the
i Evansville and Illinois Railroad COMPANY,
that call of IS 90 per s;,cre on all stock in The
Company not paid out, lie paiJ rs follows: ~
all stockholders now or late residing in Wander
burgh county, Ind, and all stockholdes non resi-
dent in the Siare payable at the Office OF the Ey
ansville Insurance Company in Evansville, Ind,
on Wednesday the Isl day OF January, io5l, be-
tween the hours OF 10 A. NJ. and p. NJ, and
that all arrearages on calls heretofore maze and
unpaid be now declercd cue and payable fIcm
The above described stakeholder I; us same lime
and Ilace.
Ard that call of s. GO Per share on az Stock
net paid Out, be made payable BY all stockholders
now or late residents of Gibson county la, at The
office of Sam'I Hall President oi saiu Company,
in Princeton, on the same day AMI between The
same hours.
And that all arrearages on calls heretofore
made and unpaid on and by stockholders now or
late residents OF Gibson county, be declared pay
able AT the said Office of the President, ON The
same day and between the same hours.
JNO. INGLE, JR.,
Secty L. G H. h. IL. Co.
Evansville, Dec. ., 1850 iIi-G3&w3.l
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TAVERN STAND FOR SALE.

HI Subscriber oilers lot safe hIs Tavern stand
/ III Petershurgh Ind, on Main street, opposite
the Court House. The house l. well suited tn the
accommodation OF travellers and baaltcrs. The
Tavern lot contains Crc-eighih OF an acre of land
lie has, also, lying convenient TO the Tavern, one
lOl containing One-quaitcr ct an acre, upon hich
IS erected large and commodious stable 20 feet
long and % feet wide All o; which ne offers IA
sell on reasonable terms.
The subscriber takes this occasion TO tender his
thanks TO the public for the liberal share OF patron
agehe has received during his residence i'm Peters.
burgh, and hopes still to realize the same demon
stration of the public favor as long he continues
in thebusiness. SAINT. BENZ AMIN
Pelersburgh, Nov. %, '5O.-decl3 If
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THE KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY
FIRE, MARINE AID LIFE
INSURANCE.

Capital Stcck.-2OO.O0O Dollars.
Ofcc, on Wafer ST.. an W5se'S Brick R9r,
FlNCENNES, IND.
-s THIS Company, having been duly or
- gained, and ten per cent. paid in on the
Ess>ssSS capital stock subscribed and the balance
secured By mortgage on Real Estate and 10y person
al guarantee, row prepared 10 effect Insurance
against loss or damage by Fire, on Buildings, mer-
chandiZe, machinery, manufactures, ana all de-
scrptions OF properly; also, merchandise and pro-
duce in the couise OF inland transportation the risks
OF TIE seas, &c. &c; also, the ilu,is OF Steamboats,
and other vessels, and upon he lives Oh iGGivi6gals
going 20 California The rates Of premium vii. be
as low as those OF aEy other responsible Company.
All losses literally adjusted and promptly paid
TIE stock OF this Company is held entirely in the
West, and controlled by western men, and in no
way connected with New York.
Eirocto~s.
How. Il. n. CARNAN, Vincenncs.
WILLIAM ]. HEBERD 40
JOHN w. MADDOX, do
JACOB PEA, do
SAMUEL WISE, do.
HENRY D. ALLIS, Evansville.
WALTER w. EAR.Y Terre Haute.
THOMAS P. BENBnIDGE, Lafayette
PETER p. BAILEY, Fort WAYNE.
SIMON BOTTORFF. Jacksonville:
WILLIAM HUGHES, 90.
LEVI SPARKS, DO.
JAMES KEIGWIN, do.
4. n. CARNAN, President
SIMON BorroRFT, Vice Pre'si
c.. NJ. ALLEN, Sep.
". J. HebeTd, Treasurer.
81 Short Lie and California risks taken at this
agency at extra rates. lies III
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Splendid Assortment TEAS
SUNDRIES.

NEAS-6obxs ass'rd sizes imperial, Young Iiy-
l. son anu Black.
G.ound Spices--IOO bxs pepper, pimen,o, ginger.
aud Eastern and Ky, mustard.
Wrapping paper-30u reanls cIown, medium, and
double crown.
Letter Paper, 30 reams, Foolscap, IS reams.
inligo, 2OJ lbs; Copperas, 400 lbs: Salipeue, goo
Tbs Dupont's
Epsom Salts 800 lbs; Cloves &c lbs; Roll Birthstone
500 lbs
Siieratus, G hf b5ls; Madden 2OOlbs Alum 800 DO.
Perpetual polish IEcIa kull Cr oyeIshuts cases
men, wOnlen and ehIldren's ass'ld No..
Backing, 80 dozen; Percussion Cups, Is eco split
a asad IiDbSd.
Black and blue writing Ink, 10 dJz Gunpowder
llrsisctured by the celebrated \ merican Chrvs-
powder Co., IN Whole, hi. and quarter kegs, and
tnd ] I'D cannlsiIrS Soaps, 80 boxes y. No 4,
hxs toilet, TO Dxs fancy. star candles in whole,
and or bxs, ass'td Nos. Corn brouns, 20, dcz
std qualities. Linc washboards, grvss- Match
Ia gross Nest tubs. Cordage, sall txine,
nip anu cotton twine, led cords, plough lines and
her ropes. Cotton yarn, 2UiU lbs. Cotton bat
z lOU lbs. Carpet chain, 3U0 lbs. Starch , ,JUu
iarge and small boxes. Lard oil, bbls and
BIT b5is lest winter strained. SaIdines. in whole
J-,hlrd, hlf aud or bxes. Almonds 10 trails
eet Ola, 'PiasuOIl's' brand IN part aud pint bot
:. iiaisins, lUO hIt bxs VI. AZ, aud 100 Cluster
ais. $40 kegs Lasiern and Va Gunuy bags, 1vUu
bushels each. Tobacco, lbs, SIS and IS Of all the
Jrile brands. No. Sugar, - hhds best quality
i!asss, 50 obls superior quality. Rio eoiIee, lUU
- new crop. Rice. new Carolina IN iieTees, bbls
BIZ b5ls. Refined Sugar, Loaf, crushei anu pow
Ell, Nc &c.
We propose to sell BY he package only and fol
h.
We expct TO sell our Groceries inrsrigJ!y a. len
and generally torsr Man the same arficls caa b.
isdIrom LOasraIe or Cincinnati.
S h. GILBERT & CO,
scZ7- Sycamore ST betw. W alter ~ First.
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TIE AMERICAN LIVE GTCCK
INSURANCE COMPANY.


Vincennes, IND.
CHARTER uTLlMlTED: GRANTED, JANUARY 2p, 1850
CAPiTAL-s5o,0pO.
Slocfhoi.lerS ig,'iridBeiy Lia5lc.
TOR the Insurance Of IioRsEs, Mules. PRIzE
L BULLS, STEEP and Cattle of every description,
against the combined risks Of Fire, Water, Acct
dents and Disease also upon stock driven 10 east
ern Markets; or transported South.
Qy Losses paid i'll 80 days after proc. OF death.
DIRECTORS:
Joseph G. Bowman, Counsellor;
Ferdinand Eherwino Merchant;
Capt. Isaac Mass, Merchant;
Hon 7 hos Bishop,
john Wise, Merchant and Bank Director;
Alvin W. Tracy. do. do. 60.
Hon Abner T. Ellis, State Senator and
Mayer OF Ninctnnes;
Adm. Smith. Farmer. Bank Director, and
Auditor Knox county.
ICStfH 6. BOWMAN, President.
SHrETIIFF WmrEIY, Secretary.
Wa DrETcE Treasurer, MeIclunf, and President
Vincenncs Branch of state Bank OF Ind.
ALANSON WARNER, Agent al Evansville.
mYS IT