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ELast Saturday, DR.. Bray cut a tumour
from mans neck, weighing over twelve
pounds The sufferer was from Wsrrick
county, and bore the operation well, it being
Of course performed in scientific manner.
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ELECroRAL TICKET.
sENAIoEI.L ELECTORS.

SENATORIAL ELECTORS. .-.s.
HENRY 8. LANE Of Montgomery county,
PLEASANT A. HACCLEMAN, OF Rush county.
DISTRICT ELECroRs
Fret Distriet-JoHS J. CHANDLER, Nanderburg count
Scessd-DR. NATHAN KrxBALL. Washing county
Third-Capr. SCoTT CARTER. Switzerland county.
Fourth-JoHs s. ScoBy. Dccatcr county.
Fifth-DAvIp KILLGoRE, delaware county.
S;Ith-JoHs CoBURS, Maion county
ssrsHth--RIcHARD w. THOMPSON, Nigo county.
Eighth-G. o. BEHN, Tippecanoe county.
EMBELLISHMENTS CoLFAx- Sr., Joseph county.
Tsfh-yAMEs 5. FRAZIER, koscusso county.
E!erenfh-GusTAvusH II. Voss, Hamilton county.
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4 JOB PRINTER

Wanted Immediately at the Journa' Office
AGOoD JOB WORKMAN can obtain permanen
situation at this Office by immediate application.
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DIlels.


A good deal has been said lately in the 10.
cofoco paDers about duels; but we have heard
nothfng concerning the Cilly duel. While
Mr.. Clay was alive, it was allegated against
him that he had encourage that affair. Now
that he is dead, we presume no one will deny
that his only agency in it was prompted by
desire to prerent the fight.
There was, however, an active participant
i'm the Cilly duel--a man whom it did not suit
to be a second, who "could not look upon
blood and carnage with composure," yet who
acted as a go-between, and sought out IA Sec
ond for Mr.. Cilly, and induced him to act as
such. Who was that mani He was one of
little fame, and few remember him. Yet the
records of the Examining Committee reveal
his name as Franhiin Pierce 1t has of late
become familiar to Us. 1t is the name of one
who has had much to do with battles, though
he never fought one
Washington telegraph
Gov. Wright, and all the LocofoCo stump
ers and newspapers, denounced Mr.. CLAY in
1914, on account of the Cilly drel. What
have they now to say about Mr.. PIERcE's par
tcipation III it!
rs We suppose it is upon the principle
two negatives make one affirmative, that the
editor of the Times is of the opinion two
falsehooGs make one truth, or that the repub-
lisiiing of lie twice will make it pass as a
fact. We don't know upon what other prin-
ciples he acts, when he repubiishes the fol-
lowing base paragraph as an extract'from
SCOTS address during his campaign in Next
Co:
"You are instructed NOT TO ENLIST
FOREIGNERS, for the Battalion Of 50. Pat
rick has taught as that FOREIGNERS CAN
NOT BE TRUSTED.
Such an order was never given by Scott,
and the man Of the Times kno,rs it, yet does
he insult the dency of the community, by
presenting it second time TO their gaze.
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Com nm s S On III Ouse,
SAINT LOUIS.
JSo w. rwIcuELL. JOS. MoGRIDoE
Twicheu & Mogridge,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,

Corner Commercial and Pine sls.,
WILL promptly attend to all consigh'en s and com,
wv missions entrusted to them. and will hdke liberal
cash advances on consnments Bills of adng ia hand.
Orders for the purchase of Lead, Grain Re~pand other
Produce Will be promptly filed III the lowest possible
prices, and on the b, 81 terms.
They will also undertake the settlement and collection
claims Importance; hope by their especial per
sona efforts andatef ton all the interests OF terfcnds
to give general satisfaction.
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rev Fail and Winter Goods, al
COLByJRN 81 HERSHBERGEE'S

Cor. Of Main and Water u.s., EUdnsUsILe, Ind.
TUST RECEIVED.-A large and elegant assortment OF
y RIcH Fancy and STAPLE Day GoODs. comprising
all the fabrics and styles for Ladies' and Gentle
mems consisting of superior plain Bck silks of
various widths, superior black Repp BrOcade, and rich
Figured do. superior rich Colored do, superior Biack
and rich Chameleon Gro de Antique, superior claim
Chameleon DO, super Black India Satin for dresses, all
Figured all wool De LANES latest pattern and vcgy rich
French, English. and American Prints Fine Bay State
fancy c0loured FlaBnels for sacks, superior White. Silk
Warp. Welsh and general assortment of Flannes, a
large assortment OF Bay State Shaws OF the various sizes
aud quail les. black Silk Shawls W lte Goods, Irish
Collars, Chemzettes Embroideres Hosiery Gloves &c
ASe French black and Blue Cloths and Doeskins,
rich fancy Plaid do, rich White, Black, and coloured
Silk Vestngs and general assortment of Goods Tor the
Fall. Also. large assortment of
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

OBALES Blue Beaver Cloths reed and for sale by
JAS. LOW Il CO.
octl1 ALI Main sirect Louisville KY
OCASES CASHMERE reed per direct importation nd
- for sale by JAS, Low d. co.
octiI Az Main street Louisville XIV.
OCASES Black Mohair Luster, reed and for sale by
u rtr. .f. JAS. LON d Co
oetlI Ala Main street Louisville ky.
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TUST RECEIVED AT THE EVANSVILLE BOOK
y Store, Sargents life Of Henry Cay, by Greedy; Fleet
and Manners Atlantic and rr aasatlantc; Hagar
story of to-day; The Of the times: The Pioneer
Women OF the Wet Life of General Frank PIERCE reed
per Clipper. and for sale by
oct4 SAMUEL LISTER.
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For County Recorder.

Mr.. SASDERs-Please announce the name of BRACK-
EFT MILLS a candidate for the Office vf Recorder of
Marlborough county ut the ensuing October election.
augIs+.
Mr.. SASpzRs-You will please announce my name rs
candidate for county Recorder at the next october clec
ton, L. MOSS, laug 10t
NPPease announce GEORGE H. TODD rs q canli
date for the nee of Recorder Of Marlborough county
at the ensuing Oesober election. aug2tl
Mr.. SANDERs:-Please announce the name OF JOHN
HALL candidate for the Office of County Recorder al
The next October election. aug2*l
Mn. SAspERs:-Pieasc announce FERDINAND ID.
GOSLEE, candidate for the Office of Recorder for Van
derburgh county, at the ensuing October election.
my24-*
CHRISTIAN BIPPUS, a candidate for the Office Of Re-
cerder Of Vanderburgh county, ut the ensuing election.
ap29+
Mr.. SANDERs:-You will please announce the name Of
JOHN w. GRANT rs q candidate for County Recorder,
at the next October election. aug2tl
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Carpets, Floor Oil Cloths and House
Furnishing Goods.

Among which may be found super ply Carpets, ply
do super Ingram, Cotton Chain, and the various widths
and qualities ofstar Carpets o5the newest patterns
and A FL oil Cloths new patterns, Stair oil Cloths
Table ri, Cloths and rich Satin De LANES for
tains Ex super Curtain Damasks Tx super Muslin Cur
tains Linen Damasks Napkins and Table Cloths, super
Bed Blankets, Linen and Cotton Sheetings and Pillow
Linens and Cottons Moreens Blue and Buff Cotton
masks Plain and Figured Turkey Red Prints Embossed
Piano and Table Covers Cornices, Curtain Pins patent
curtain Rol lers, Stair Rods and other articles
merous to mention. which would invite our friends
and the public call and examine befo purchasing
elsewhere are happy and willing to show our goods
at all times and will offer strong induceme to those
wishing to purchase. oot6u
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do loose .. 3 10
Hides.
Dry Hides. ..... 3

500s doz . ct of for cash. .-......... sls q
ZOOS y doz do do do ........ l.
The lower prices above generally where two ir. q,
small wholesale. ~
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For surveyor.

Mr.. SANDERs-You will please amour ce tho nnmc Q
CHAS. e.. OLMSTEn candidate f. the Office
County Surveyor of vanderburgh county, at the ensn
election. octIS
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NOTICE.

DISSOLVED that the Board of Trustees of Town
Lamasco city, will sit at the Office of N Rowey ESQ.,
on Friday and Saturday the 18th and 10Th OF Oct
Equalization Board. Those Interested will please attend.
oTwn Of Iamasco city, Sept. Is 1852,
oct2- Its Attest DANIEL CHUTE Clerk.
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FRENCH GREEN WINDOW PAPER.
New Book,

kOPIECES double green. just reed and for sale at
~ EMBICH'S DRY GOOD STORE.
oct1 Main ST. three doors below Second.
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CANDIDATES DEPARTMEN

Mr. SANDERs.-Please announce my name rs cand.
date for Director in the Evansville illinois Kali Road
Company at the ensuing election.
sept:c* n. ROWLEY
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QysEN G TY TOBACCO AGENCY.

KENNETH ~ DUDLEY roBAcoo AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS No. "a PU BLic LANDING, CINCINNATI ONO.
Z EEP ALWAYS on hand full assortment Of Virginia
IN Tobacco, with which they regularly supplied
from the most celebrated and fyorc factories making
their stock all times omplee and varied from which
all purchasers may be suited amcng our present brands
We aniin tn.
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Mr.. SANDERS Eso-Please announce that JAMES f.
RUARK of Lamasco city, is candidate for Assessor
Pigeon Township. oct4F
Mr. SANpERs-Please announce CHARLES +. SUI
LIVAN as q candidate for Assessor of Pigeon Township
at tho ensuing October election. scpts3.
Mr.. SAsDERs;-Plcase announce the name WILLIAM
WARREN, rs a candidate for the Office of Assessor o
Pigeon Township, at the ensuing election. septIO+
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Tobacco
Liquors.

Dupuy &Co. p 80 az so
do'iinetcastillon2 90 az So
do Henncssey. 2 90 a3 0Ur
do a. Seigneite i IS az 81
American hiram
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ror COuhty O~m " 'sSiVueT'
A. II. SuNDERs EsQ-At the request OF many voters;
Please announce EDMUND MAlDLOW. as a candidate
for the Office of County Commissioner for the County Of
Vanderburgh at the ensuing October election, sept4*
Mr. SANDgRs-You will please announce KINLoCH
McJO iNSTON, a candidate for the Office Of County
Commissioner for lie the county of Vanderburgh at the
ensuing DC tober election. aug3I
For Coroner.
UPpIcase announce JULIUS s. CATLETT, as a.caBdi
date for Coroner of Vanderburgh County at the ensuing
October election. sept2'"
Mr.. SANDERs-Please ammo ounce JOHN TRIBE, as
candidate for reelection for the Office Of Coroner OF
Yanderburgh county at the ensuing October election
augNS.
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or GIBSON COUNTY.
For Treasurer Of State.
SIMON i. HA DLEY, OF Wayne county.
For .dxdissr Of State.
DOUGLASS MAGUIRE, OF Marion county.
tIf y For Secretary Of State
JOHN OSBORNE, of Clay county
For Reporter Of Supreme Court.
al. OSBORNE, OF japorte county.
.Enr Clerk Of Supreme Court
JAMES A. STRETCH, OF Grant eornty.
For Superintendent Of Common Schools.
AARON MOOD, of Putnam county.
For Jussrs of Supreme Coart-
First Distrfet--JOHN HOWE, Lagrange county.
steond-CHARLES DEWEY, Clark County.
7Hird-Dayid McDonald,- Monroe county.
FeurtA-SAMUEL b. GO0kINS, Vogo county.
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Thomas Da lem Twist, and Nectar Leaf in Caty Box
es endless variety OF other brands of Virginia
Tobacco with a general assortment OF kentucky and
Missouri Tobacco In SIS and to which invite the at
tention Of dealers.
KENNETT & UDLEY.
oct96w&w No IA Public Landing, Cincinnati. o.
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Candidates for state Officers

From present indications We anticipate consi
dersbie music 10 our Democratic State Conven.
tim, which meets ut Springfield the Ihrl Mon
day IN Apdl next, TO nominate candidates for
Safe Ofiilers, Presidential E,cc,ors and Dels
gates to the National convention in consequence
Of the multiplicity Of names which will be pre-
scented to that body from which Ia select ticket
which will be generally acceptable to the party.
Below we give list OF the names Of those W no
have already announced their intention to try
their luck before the convention:
For Gorernor-- Hon. joel A. Nattcson, Of Will
Col John C. Dement,, Of Lee: Julius Manning,
Esq, Of Fulton; Hon, Jos. i. Wells, present Canal
trustee; Judge Kpner Of Bel.ville; Hon Thos
/. Harris, OF Mclean; AMI Hon. David J.. Gregg,
present Secretary Of State.
For Lieut. Gorsraor-lIon. G p Kqrncr, of
Bellevillp.
For Secretary Of Sta.s--G, Perkins Cleveland,
q! Quincy 7. X. Young. Of Clark, Jno. +. De
'rich, Of Randolph; Jo,i,h McRoberts, Of Will,
Newton Cloud, Of Morgan; VIM H. Snyder, of
st Clair; and L. b. Ames, Of Putnam.
For State Iredmrer-Col. John Moor, present,
incumbent; and E b. Ams,, OF Putnam.
For Ind'tor-Thos. II. Campbell, present Au-
dilor; and j. c. Sloo, Of Shawneetown.
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KoSsu,h Meeting at Springfield.

The people of Springfield held large Kos,atl
meeting in the Court House the evening Of the
9Th Inst John Calhoun, of Sangamon nctel as
President; Nj, Hay Of Pike county, and Mr.
Palmer OF Macoupn county, Vice Presidents
Mir, Rust Of Bond county, aud Mr.. Warren oil
Morgan county, Secretaries. The meeting WINS
addressed By a. Lincoln and Judge Trumbull FOR
the principle Of non-interyeutioll md our right to
compel other nations to observe the same priuci
Piles; and by q. Mcconnell against Kossuth The
meeting then appointed the following committee
20 report resolutions Lincoln Of Sangamon. Peck
nf Cook, Blackwell Of Schuyler, Gillespie Of Ma.
Olsen, Williams of Adams, Seymour Of Sansa.
mon counties and Judge Trumbull After which
.he meeting adjourned til neg, evening to hear
the report Vi the committee.
Next evening the hot use was crow dsd to per.
f.c, Jam. Mr. Lincoln. Chairman Of tho commit.
tee, reported series Of eight resolutions through.
cnl favorng Kossuth's views Oh non-intecvention
The resolutions were strongly sustained by Lin.
coin, Williams Of Quincy Peck, Of Cook and
Ferguson Of Sangamon They were opposed by
H.. Herndop, Conklin, and Mcconnell all Of San
Salnon. The resolutions were Enthusiastically n,
doptsd But tlree dissenting voices were heard
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By the last arrival from the Pacific the cause OF
the authorities at Mnzatan refusing passes ia
Americans, who wish to pass through Mexico is
fully explained. The Cholera has been raging
fcnrfully in the interior cities off the Pacific coast
\ gentleman at Mazatlan writes that there were
$500 deaths in Guylccan in three weeks. The
want Of rain for the last two years has caused an
almost total failure Of the grain crop, and many
are suffering for the want Of healthy food, great
numbers in the interior living entirely upon roots,
fish, turtle and dried beef Flour Is in great he.
mand, but owing to the Mexican laws preventing
its introduction from foreign ports it is very scarce
and high-Dnring the past three wears, it is est.
mated that at least one.third Of the population
have died from diseases and great misery and
distress al this time exists throughout the inter
or
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would he decided public Improvement AS well
Us a very profitable one and unite IN its accom-
pll-hmen, the town and the south side OF the nv
rr. Or suppose they set about putting up mill,
woolen factory, ample machine shop for manu-
featuring farming utensils Of all kinds, on an eS
tensye scale. a part. or all Of this Is within our
power. when united 10 accomplish, and w"nld
be of as much real benefit 10 the town As any,
aud perhaps all the other Improvements. The
water will he ready for the machinery, and as
sistance IN building the bridge plank road south.
mill Ike and rs hope and expect no obJectuns
made in any quarter because they Go not happen
TO be III that Particular part Of the town.
Or suppose \ Citizen and hi, friends should
set about arranging the Railroad To the best al
vantage flr his and his ficnds interest, rs he IN
dcrstanis It. II he will allow me To make some
suggestions without being accused of Imperhuent
interference, would say, lose no more time con
tending for what YOU cannot accomplish, and that
~ the road on the south side, but take II for
granted that II Is to be on the north side and
then ask yourselves where You would prefer the
depot. | suppose you would prefer to have 1t
west OF la Sale street, between the feeder and
canal and the depot there in order to let the road
over the feeder will be as high, OF little high
or than IT, water in the canal and feeder Hay
ing secured that, and it can be done with proper
exertions. what next Why, arrange with the
Rail Read Company for lateral track, parallel
with the lateral canal or side cut, down to the
hydraulic basin, and anywhere else You please
This is practicable in my Judgment, and at = com.
parauyely trit1ng cost. 1t might cross the ca
nal on draw bridge which could be kept open
except when in actual use thus requiring little
attention and constituting no obstruction in the
navigation Of the canal
1t may be considered oflicious in me 10 make
So many suggestions, and confess that would
not do So did not feel deep personal Interest,
in the matter, and desire to advance every part
and every nteres. in the town, and did not al.
so believe that Il the above suggestions concern.
ing the Railroad were carried into effect that
every one would in the end say that it was the
very best arrangement that could have been
made
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st. Louis and VInccnncs Railroad.

It will be gratifying to our citizens to learn that
Two corps Of Engineers, in the employ Of the com.
pany who have contracted for the construction OF
the road, arrived in our city yesterday. Mr.
Morris, who is the principal of the party, imme.
diaely upon his arrival, went across the river and
commenced reconnaissance OF the ground. 1t is
contemplated, we believe, to make several sur
veys, and test by actual measurement and caIcu.
la,lon the best and cheapest route from Illinois
town to the table lands on the bluff The surveys
will be Immediately commenced. and whilst eve
ry proposed route will be examined and tested
with the same care and disintercstedncss, that
which is the most direct end cheapest the inter.
ess of the company in all aspects considered, will
be adopted
The arrival Of these Engineers gives us assn.
rance that the construction will be commenced in
the time required by the charter.-St Louis
hen
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enclosing memorial from the seamen and pet:y
officers Of the L. ) squadron IN the Pacific coast
asking an increase Of compensation
The annual report Of the Secretary of the Urea
ury was also presented, anl, on motion Of Mr..
Hunter, was ordered 10 be printed
/ The resolution relative To the Census printing
was takenup and debated at length.
I \ message from the President was received
communicating the pardon Of the prisoners sent to
Spain and asking an appropriation To supply
Their wants and pay their expenses, to enable then.
to return home.
/ Hoase.--(luie number Of petitions and bills
were presented anl acted upon, but nothing I'M
portant was transacted
The Speaker appointed the following members
committee TO "aI. on kossuth and introduce
hun to the House MesSrs Carter Chngham.
Gentry. Stanton of Kentucky, and Peaslec.
Mr., Carter observed that they would be pre-
pared To introduce kossuth at o'clock
Mr. Houston reported till for the payment If
the expenses OF the different departments, which
was referred to the committee of the Whole on
the Strte of the Union.
SeHdts-Jan AFTER some unmport.nt hu.
sincss, the resolution lot the restoration OF focging
IN the navy, was taken up aud debated.
X0.se- Little business was dome to-day beyond
ieccSlng kossutb, and he House adjourned to
Friday. The crowd was very great every avail
able position IN the galleries and on the floor be-
ing occupied.
Kossuth, at IL o'clock to day. received a dele.
CATION from Indiana, and in reply to an address
from Mr.. Gordon, made neat acknowledge
meut.
SepGtc.-,Ian. S.-No session.
HoSe.--HouSe met at > o'clock aud went in
to committee on private calendar.
! No proceedings reported until Monday the
l2,h
! Jan I2-,Se~aic--Mr Seward presented
memorial from 500 citizens of New York City
calling the attention Of Congress TO the inIetysn
ton of Hungary.
Mr.. Underwood presented a petition of the
citizens of Tennessee praying TINT the Louisville
and Portland Canal may be m ,de free
Mr.. Hamblin presented bill for the establish
ment Of a Marine Hospital at Portland, Maine.
Mr., Shields was excused from serving on the
committee Pubic Lands.
The private bills which posed the House or
Friday were taken up and referred
The resolution providing for the printing of
the census returns, was then taken up.
! Mr. Smith addressed the senate at length in
opposition to it,
! The resolution Of Mr.. McNair, directing the
appointment ola committee of inquiry. into the
iirmness and stability of the foundation OF the
extension OF the Capitol, now laid &c, was adop
ted.
The resolution appropri,ting $4,000 to meet
the expenses Of the late tire in the Library of Con
sress, was again taken up, and the Senate amend
ment, aPproprating $4,000 for the purchase Of
books, WAS cuncurrrd IN.
Mr. Stanley offered resolution empowering
the Pes;'lent, should he deem tit to extend AID
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Lost.

4 BOUT the 81 inst somewhere between Onn-
n wa and the FIR, Mie House AT Buffalo Rock.
Leather Pocket Book, containing number Oh
papers, among which were--a note made by Ro.
bert Wallace to the subscriber for $500 on which
the principle. but no interest has been paid also
note made by the same 10 the same for same anu.
cunt payable in November, 1852 also a note by
same To same, for SliO. payable IN Novemh, :,
lSoJi md note made by Harvey Densmors 10
September. 1880 together with receipts and 9th
erpapers. The maker. o. the above notes are emu.
toned not 10 pay them To any other person but my
self \ suitable reward will be paid Tor the return
OF me pocket book AVID coutents. h. llADLEY.
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Dgp'caTios The Church edfce erected By
tie Congregational Society at Lowell in this coun
" was dedicated to the service Of Almighty God
IN the sth inst, Sermon on the occasion by the
Pastor, Rev. X. c. Bristol. A full house on a
day by no means favorable, testified the interes,
Of the people in its completion.
The music on the occasion under the direction
OF Mr Hubbard. teacher ofsacred music, Is well
spoken of by all.-The building is a feet BY g.?
with belfry, and is very neat and tasteful house
"fworshp II has been erected and furnished q,
eos, Of about 1880. and is such church n,
las been long needed there.
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Hon. ID. l.. Greyy.

Hon Dawn L. GRsGG, Secretary Of State, ar
ri.ei at this place. in the southern stage, FROM
Galrna. GA Thursday, and leaves 10 day for Spring
field, He gave us splendid Kossuth speech in
the Court House, last night, to very large au
dicpcc. Mr.. Gregg take, the Democratic side OF
this great question, which is tia, tbs gorern'acnt
~in noi interfere in the affairs Of Austria and
H.rydry and Mat Sic .oW not g9ietly aiiow any
other po'ter to interfere. lI.speech wasfecciyod
with The highest Satisfaction.