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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-02
New YoaK, 500 M

NEW UHh' egg, NJ.
The Democrats of Br0oklyn,t niqht
Nominated E. A. Lamber for May -
a portion of the Manhattan G,rks was
destroyed by fire last night, whica about
half OF the city in total OAR knessd sIbo-
mis- concert was consequently pSned. =
Loss $4,000.
Secretary Kennedy leaves to- on an
official visit to Charleston Navy-ys -
zen. Gonzales has written TO Herald,
stating that no such movement as }, Lo.
pez's expedition has been conten.ed bv
tho Cuban sympathi2ers. IL
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J. p. ScuwING ....-S. r. ScHwINs
New stove and Crate Warehouse.
Copper, Tin and Shcstiroa Ware Mannfac-
Main strcct. .nnosite thc BANK

Main street, epposite The Bank.
VvTE have Just received ADD oheringthe hest
Wv selected assortment of Stgt brought TO this
market Of Cincinnati and Louisville. nufaetnre,
ssng of coal and wood Ranges Buckeye State, Boosier
state, and kentucky Premnu. cook stoves, coal and
wood Psrlor, franklin. and Cannon,6 plate, Shields
Paror and all kinds of heating stoves. handsome
assortment Of cnasneled and plain Mantle Crates.
Also Tin ware, Ccal Buckets, Japaned ware, sad irons
and Housekeeping articles generally. We warrant all
articles sold by u, tube what we represent em or the
money refundesi~.
Particular attention paid to job Work Of US will
give personal eIon and II satisfaction is rot
dcred. no charge will DO made
sept29-tf }. r. sCHWlNG * W.
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ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 90.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. %.
The Salt Lake mail reached Independence
on the 9th. News uninteresting. Every
thing quiet at Posts except a little excitement
in consequence of the assembling of some
bands of Indians for an interview with
the whites, and the reception OF, pres
ents from Major Fitzpatrick. They are daily
looked for at Fort Laramie. The Santa Fe
mail arrived at independence on the goth Of
November. Lane had arrived, and great
hopes are entertained that he would restore
peace and quiet. Col. Sumner returned to
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BALTIMORE, Sept. aS:~

A great Wing mass meeting was held last
night in the eastern part of the city. 1T was
attended by large crowd and much excite
ment prevailed. Wallace, who bolted the
Taylor nomination in '4s, spoke and re-
ceived great applause Messrs. Merrick, Da-
Wis and others also addressed the meeting. =
The Democrats also held a meeting at
Fells Point market. Great enthusiasm was
manifest. Both parties are aroused and'ssn-
guine OF success in the political contest.
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FRESH ARRIVAL

AOCASES Hats. Caps and Bonn,i-, jgst received per
40 steamer Hindoo. Comprising part, the follow
ing, viz;
4 doz. B. Angola Silk Hats;
2 do Excelsior ,lo do
do Fashionaoie Mole Skin do
do Bck Maps'd do
Is do Fashionable Bek Brush do
III do do do Nutria do
10 do mems bck Ruena Vista Hats
40 do do Silk Plush Caps, assd;
50 do Boys and Infants Velvet Turbans and Caps:
SD do do Cleth Caps;
e5 do do Cotton Plush do
10 do do Bastun Cloth do
j. do Mems Mohar do
Is do do Clofn do
% DO Florence braid Bonnets asst and 70 sale by
sept.l MORGAN; KEEN 81 PRESTON.
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.WasuryGToy. S1o

WASHINGTON, 500.
CON- Skinner yesterday assumee DIN.
ties of acting Secretary Of the Nav
The Government is engaged enecalIv
in pushing forward the Japan exped.
Clinton Parker, of Stanton, Pc has
- -'n'od rh;nf clerk of the
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Land for safe.

WILL be sold cheap for cash, or accommodate NJ
Wv terms The following property:-East half South
las. quarter Section Two, Township Six, Range Ten
West, the lands OF Wm German aud the theirs of
X. NJ Evans Persons DESTROYS of purchasing, will Gull
Immediately on BAKER 81 GARviN, Agents.
seprs5
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GA chap out west who had been Sc
verely afflicted by palpitatioh of the heart,
SAYS he found instant relief by the apPll-
cation of anotberpalpitating heart. Anoth-
or triumph in homepathy.-"Like cures
like"
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A traveller in stage coach, not famous
for swiftness, inquired the name OF the coach.
A fellow passenger replied: 81 think
it is the Regulator, for / observe the oher
coaches 90 by it."
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MERRITT, FIELD & CO.
Wholesale Importers of Dry Goods.
Eransoiiie Ind

Wholesale Importers of Dry Goods.
Ersnsouls Ind.
RE now receiving and opening in the large and com
"A modious building lately erected by.ur. Olrer Ladd
On First street betrees Main and Sycamore street the
largest and best assorted Stock of Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods brought this market. Our extensive IA
cities in connection win our New York house enable.
us TO offer such inducements to purchasers will make
to their advantage TO purchase of MS We shall con;
tinue to add weekly to all ready large stock
Keep IL at all times full and well assorted with
/. Prints Of every kind, styleGud price,
Bleached shirtings and Sheetfngs. = aIU
Brown shirngs and sbeetings Of all widths style and
Tiekings of all the different brands.
Canton and Domet FIannels,
Red white aud yellow Flannels, all wool,
a EnsS sn ans R5se
Cassimeres plain and fancy, single and double mild
weeds all wool. and cotton and wool,
r,aid Linse!s of ali the Different styles,
MousIin de Lanes Of every style and price,
Earlston, Lancaster and plain black Ginghams
Plain black Silks aud sattins, -
Silk, Cotton and Wool Vesngs,
900 do do Cotton half hos, ~
Womans do worstsd cotton Hose all colors
and prices, -. +
.t do Kid, Cotton and Wool do,
Womens do do do do,
silk, Linen and Cotton Pocket Handkerchief,
Jaconct Muslins II
Book Muslin... 80
Plaid Cambric6s,
Victoria and Bishop Lawns,
Irish LinD dressed and uRdressed in half pieces,
Colored and Paper Csmbricss,
Italian sewing SILK all colors and Letters,
Spool Silk,
Spool Cotton,
Marshals Linen Thread all numbers,
Coats cotton, do.
Plain, Em6ro'd and Printed long and Square wool
Shawls,
Blankets full assortment,
Beaver, Plot and Felt Cloths, 80 ..r
Silk and Mohais Lusters,
Plain, figured and Plaid Poplins, .,,
Buttons, combs aud fancy goods Of every kind and
description, all Of which ODER to the trade the low
astCincitiiati prices. 4" IN
.sept15 MERRITT, FIELD & co,
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TRENTON, N. ]. Sept %.
The u. S. Circuit Court to-day awarded
the injunction prayed for by Goodyear in the
case of Goodyear W. Day. ~
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CO-PARTNERS4IP

TINE undersigned having the 18th inst entered into
Il copartncrship under tn firm aud stsle of HOPKINS
q Read will occupy the old stand OF j. S. Hopkins on
First street. and continue 10 do Wholesale and Retail
Dry Good business JOHN \. HOPKINS
EDWIN o. READ.
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GUESS ...-...-......- .Jso- IL, MOI
MERRITT, FlELD.& CO

IMPORTERS and Wholesale Dealers i'm Foreign and
Il Domestic Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes.
ls building, First street between Main and Sycs-
more Evansville, Ind. particular attention paid
ders.l sents3
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

II WILL sell al public auction. st the late reside
] Phillip kausel. decd in Lamasco. on Safur..
9th day Of October neat, all the personal goods
des eased consisting OF on, COW, and lot Of hos
and kitchen fnrnitsre- sl...r.,-,,.,.
TreMs or sALE-All sums Of three .doiias and :
- - ~ w. e';-' x>~ rcrtha: On the o.
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RAILROAD ELHcTICN.

RAILROAD ELNcTICN.
NOTICE is hereby sifon. that an Election for thirteen
~ Directors of the Evansville AID Illinois Railroad
Company, to serve for the ensuing year, will be held
at the Court House. ia Evansville, Moudsy the 4tn
ay OF Octoberncx betw the hours OF 10 O'clock
and 4 O'Clock p. Ofit. Z. l. R.'R.
JOHN INGLE Ir. Sec,
Evansville, Ind. Sept Goth Ie52. sei,22
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A CARD.
BOOTS & SHOES! BOOTS & SHCES!!

Big the Package, Dozen. or at Retail d..
A BOUfthe 18TH OF Seutemher next. expect 10
IA open, in Evansville, large and very well assorted
lot Of BOOTS and SHOES, which selected with
much by experienced buyer in Boston and vart
anuaeurng districts in Mas.ashu from frs,
hands, comprising the very best work. such bear the
brands Of Socuhh, Partridge Wood, Alea IL Flag, aud
Ryan's 6ne Philrdetph work, DC.
We com mence business in Evansville expecting
intending become permanent citizens, aud hope to
merit both custom aud confidence.
Our Store is on Main street. at Babcock IL Brothers.
Aardwafe stand. Plc;ise.tsIl on
" X. HENDRICKS co.
Our Retail Rooms will be furnished with New Eng
land Custom work, such has. PERHAPS beer KEEP
in Evansyile and such will war; N in writing
seut1 10 v. +. Ii. IL CO.
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SfraYed,

nNE large Cray horse with burned scar his head
Y by which he can be easily distinguished. And
medium size sorrel Mare with stare la her forehead
white feet. ard her left on Any person returning
the above Horses, TO John Menu Main ST, Eyanrville
give information concerning them; will DO Suitably re
warded. - sept2eu
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CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.

YUSt recieed large rot Of Hub and Sand bands,
d Curtain frames. Stump joints. Plated do bras. Cap
Nuts and Rives Bolts from Ii inches Malabls Irons
of all kind, for sale al thu sign ofiheMill Saw by
augI9 ." p GRIFFITH.
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HATS AND CAPS.

NEW q OODS.
'1IcAsEs AND BALES OF DRY GooDs-Jnst reed
- per steamers win City, Envoy, Golden STATE &c.
direct from the manufactures Comprising in part, to-
wit: .-.t-,
Blcached Muslins ass'd;
MousIin DeLsins do
Ginghams4 do
Jaconets do
Cainhries do
Cross Dared Muslns 40
Swiss and Nell do .....
Bobiheis Irish Linens do
Laces, Edgny gnd Insertions:
Silk, Cotton y i,i Linen Hsfs:
Susperdsrs a-sd ID
Combs, Fine. Rcddiag and Tuck;
Single apd Double boomer Tuck Combs;
Notions of ever description;
Also, I
Over Coating. every kind,
Cloths, Blue, Black and Fancy;
Cassmers, LACK and Fancy Doeskin;
do do DO Plain;
Satinetts large assortment;
AGAIN,
Large and choice scctons OF Prints Of the most APP
proyYd brands. OF the latest end beautiful, styles
best uuay and 'Jast e.lors, in wort. If Merchants
visiting Evansville want the very Zip Of fashion" the!
aud riH be accommodated by calling the store OF
scr,l7- MORGAN KEEN s. PRIEST On. ION Main ST.
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NEW YORK CLOI HlN% STORE.
IN WATER sTREEr NEXT TO HOB NBRooK & BrRrs' GROCER
S,,x.,n Muir a.d sueomers. :.

S. GUMBERTs, Wholesale and Re-
tail Clothl.y Manufactured, has just
received large assortment of Supe-
rior Black Cashmere and various col
ors; also, an ASSOC ment of Saitinetls,
Casine,ts aud Twseds; also, Black SILK
and Satin aud other Vests, and con-
mon Vesis a. a,' Kinds. IN conpec-
ten VITA his large stock of Clothing.
he will keepa Gne assortment Sf Hats
and Caps, Carpet Bags and Trunks;
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CARPENTERS PLANES.

Nh Mechanics Tools Of all kinds and of the very best
~ quality, hand and constantly receiving fresh sup
plies. at the sgn of the Mill Saw.
iyIJ C. NJ. GRIFFITH.
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PITTSBURGH, Sept. 30.
There wac 27 inches water in the channel
and Stationary. Weather clear and cool.
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FURNITURE. -
EVANSVILLE HAT M ANUFAC TO IY
e., Syvrr Al Ara

RESPECTFULLY invite the attention Of the public to
my style of Hats. The shape is elegant and of the
most approved style. Having selected the very best OF
Stock. equality viii be equal To am. Gentlemen
leaving their orde rest assured that no ns will
be spared in giving them tastful aud becoming bat
All kinds of fancy Silk and Fur hats, made 10 order. Par
ticular attention is paid ordered hats Very Cheap
Caps. +. VADTlER.
septl4 First street ID door above Main.
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SUNDRIES.
RANK NOTICE

NOTICE : hereby gwen that the Annual Election for
~ eight ,eiOrs In The Branch al Evansville Of the
State Bank OF Indiana, will be held AZ The Banking
House no,iay the LIST day of November ensuing be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. o'clock T. M
l., order Vi the Board aud Directors.
sept2Sew G. w. RATEB0N. Cashier
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lust RECEIyEp, .

lust RECEIVED, s,
d Inf Pipes pure Brandy asscrtedi
or dofdo do .'
bbts Al sercan do
Is do sweet Malaga Winc
50 bbls superine Madison -four
a. do Cincirniti and Louisville Whisky for sale
by scpts3 GRAHAM q FafehfLL.
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.DtDU AL. by JAS. Low co.
senta2 All Main street Louisville Ky.
OCASES Shifting TIVE ed reed and for sale by
= sept22 JAS. LOW q CO., 4i5 Main ST. Lou NY.
H.1ED FRUIT.--6 bbls Dried Peaches, good and In
IL dine order. for sale by 4jyal SAMUEL ok.
DUTLERS BLACKINC-IJ0 dozen reed per Twin
u Citvs for sale by y. Il. GILBERT d co.
septli - sycaMore near water
lied CORDS-sa dozen long Bed Cords. reed re
ID Irwin City, for sale by ;. L. GILBERT d GO.
scptI4 s!eaisorc near w alsr.
Genuine Hayamna Segars.
OO O0A La Florest;
~ OOO 10000 Washington.
10000 FL Divan;
u uG0 Hermann.
5000 Eduarc;
O0JenuyL Lind;
All the above are warrented genuine imported Havan-
ma Sears and offer them tor sale at cerr en rates,
in lots TO suit purchasers. Sc. GILBERT & Co
. septi7 sycamore near water
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Genuine Hayanna segars.
EvANsvILLHgocK STORE.

TUST RECEIVED, - y
j Lotus Eating---A summer book; The child at home,
very Interesting book hyJ. Sc Abbott; No. &c OF tie
by septis SAMUEL LISTER.
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HENRY JACKSON,
SOMETHING NEWT
co-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

THE subscribers have THIS Jay entered into Cop
l. nership. under ne nan land STYLE of SrowrLL.
a. TAYLOR, aud have purchased the very large sioc
Boots and SHOES Hats and Caps, Of J. B. Foster & Co
which they will make large and seasonable additions:
will contHIiio the above business on Main street q
site the Bank, and would solicit liberal share of p,
patronage.
iei7d6swly STOwEIL. PAGE& TAYL(
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SBALEs CHAMELEON BROWN sHEETINGs, just
sep.s5 MokGA,N, KEEN & PRESTON.
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ALSO hue assortment; Of fine linen Shirts and CEavas
various other articles.
In addition To the above my usual stock) haye just
returned from the East with splended aud extensive
stock Of Cloths of ev.ry descrilsicn. will sell low at
Wholesale and Retail, manufacture the same TO order
q 'od fits aud perfect satisfaction, or nc trade
am now using in my establishment u Patent Serving
NcchiHs. which enables 10 make up cheaper ttnn a!
osr establishment which dos not them. THIS Ma
chine 10 working revolution III the Tailoring Business.
have Obtained the sole right to sell paien rights IS this
Inventi1n in Marlborough county, and ask1rcm tie trade
an examination of this machine ~,
s-ptr H.. ;. GUMBERTS.
P.S.-Itske measures for Clothing nj any kind, and
make to orleg il the best style.
-DANp BoxRs.-3o d.z sAni B,xs,ju,. rsc'd and
ID sale by iy21l JOHN &. DEVEREUX, JR.
S,UGAR 1s0 hEds Fair Prime store and fer sale
cby [Ie6l FOSTERS & BROWN.
CASE Caledonia Checks, reed this day aud for sale
i by -. JAS. LOW q co.
augI7 al Main ST., Lo,iis. Ky.
CsCISSORS AND SHEARS-
y ?UO doz Scissors asstt'd.
$50 loz Shears, reed this day and for sale by
aucJT JAS LOW &c CO., All Main st. Lou. Ky.
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g. HUMMEL'5 ra
PREMIUM
Essence OF Coffee.
ONE package of this Essence will &C as far as four
poJn(s OF Java Coffee. and Coffee made bv this Is
sice will preserve perfectly the rs9l taste Of the best
Java Coffee but VIII have delicate aud finc 1I-
sor 1 nr psso ta Java &C coe viii
be clear without requiring anything To clarity IT,
Manufactured aud fer SAFE Mh9tsseie and Retail
By et-. DAHL BOILER & CO. shila.
septsl d6,w. Wool.sEY & LIyCK.
DECEIVED aud just opening fer sale low,
IL 2 cases Molair and SILK warp i.astre,:
9 do ass..d colOrs Nelyets:
2 do Eae, drab brown green and olive Lr'd cloths.
9 do Jackopctt Cam5rIcs;
Q do assld eol0rs;
do Turkey ked Oil c!intz;
! do FRENCH Cassiners;
: do Blue and Steel mi <ed Satinets:
9 DO Clue and White blankots;
! do Six and Worsted sergefe;
10 Cartoons Of cotton: lyle. thread. Joe. edinr..
5 do WOODEN Twecds; 4 cases Ky. Jeans.
augis III. NAGiIEE & CO.
CASE Peersham F.lts reed this day and for sale By
| sur-is las. LOW " CO., AZ Main 81. lot. ny.
NI,IIrnpI vi ocst ,.l.is and gree Curb stone foi
rZOUU sale by lmyl2u MOSES ROSS.
NOTICE.
THE undersigned hassfi sis with James r.
l. Walker ESQ, who s,duly authorized to settls
the same aud give receipts Those oang me who don,
want to pay cost, would do well to settle Immediately az
the acconn,S are now Gu. Of MY hands. III
j,3l.u : - s.KAHN.
L NIT WOOLLEN DRAWERS AND SHIRTS
IN =. is0 doz drswrs
go doz shirts. reed this day and for sale By
augI6 JAS. Low & CO.. AZ Main ST., Lou. n.y.
HSODOZING asst'd Nsdrass Hankcrr hiefs just reel,
E.Ct} an. for sale by JAS. LOW & CO..
ausl4 Az Main Il. bouis.. Ky,
NJ BARRELS, and half tal. whisky. aal bill. g,
Vinegar, in prime order, saved irsm ne wreck t
The steamer Chlckasaw. for s>le AZ bargain. Also I0
kegs CO Sicc tai. augIS 0'RILEY d. MITCHELL
DISSOLUTION OF rARTNERSHIp.
TINE frm of Stoweil. Page e. Taylor is th. day dis
Il solved by mutual consent The business will still 90
on in the name of stnwe e. Page. who alone ara su.
thorizcd 10 settle the busines 4, hs
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CINCINNATI, Sept 90, P. NJ.
River at a stand. Weather clear and
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coPARTNERSHIp NOTICE

TITO SINKING FUND BORROW ERS,--Whcre interest
l. was due a,d unpaid the first day of July last,
loans from the Sinking Fund the lands mortg gcd ia
security VIII be advertised about the first day October
next, 10 be sold on the second Saturday in December
next. When not more than years interest," prior 10
sad nrs day of July. be due, and the security il
deemed sufficient, payment at such interests will not be
exacted the borrowers shall forward to thi, Office 4
written agree nent 10 pay interest on the Interest due
aud withheld J. MORRISON, Prcs'i.
SINKING Frsp OFFIcE, septlu-2w
Indianapolis, sept /, IL = State seDtincl.
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EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE.

TUSr RECEIVED FRESH supply of
J Uncle Toms Cabin is. life in the South; r
reriesyofa Bachelor; Poems o. Amelia; Art st JourDa
Home and Social Philosophy; The Craftsman.
tor sale by sept SAMUEL. LISTER.
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'SCASES Cashmersc .c'j and fer sale by
y sepre4 JAS. Low & CO.. AZ Main st. Leu. Ky
A LIEN: FANCY PEINTs-e5 cases new style rec
Z this day and for srie by > JAS. Low d co.
au2S $50 Az Main street Louisville, Ky.
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SELLING OUT AT COST.

TINE undersigned. xious TO close out their extensive
l. stock OF fdruitaro .Qon possible, nowoiIer to
sell COST. ut their WarerooDs, Main street
First wholesale RETAIL in any quantity 10 so pur
chaseis. Their stock comprises excellent variety of
nestv manufactured Furniture bought low for casa
vii bc sold at great bargains. The public nylled 10
call aud examine for themselves. /.
HEfSHBERGER & BRO.
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A CASKS Quigleg's extra family Hams Just reed and
r for sale al sug3l COOKS FAMILY GROCERY
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IRON RAILING.
Verandah Bank Vaults, and Rail Work,
hr FL BAKER.
aug3o.sm no. e7J Fifth st.Cincnnat Ohio.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28
A RELIC OF THE REVOLUTION.

A correspondent Of the Observer furnishes
that paper with some particulars in relation
to the life of JOSEPH ONDERDoNK, whose
demise recently took place at Manhasset
L l. He was in his Seth year when he died
Mr. Onderdonk was but little over ten years
old at the time of the Declaration Of Inde.
pendance, a copy of which, in the shape of g
handbill, was sent to his father (who was 0
wing Committee NAM, and which at his
fathers request he read aloud to the family
who we're called together for the purpose
after the noontide repast.
The events Of the Revolution were deeply
impressed on his mind. He saw the first
movements for organising whig committees
and diffusiDg whig principles. He often said
the first action OF the whig3 did not contem.
plate severance from the British Crown, but
went only for our rights by charter; but after
the first step had been taken to oppose the
Ministry, the wings were by degree es led on
step by step, till at last constitutional oppo-
sition broke out into open rebellion Thus
the news of the declaration of Independence
took the people Of Long Isladn by surprise
and caused alarm.
After the enemy got possession of the
Island, he saw the British Light Horse 9th
Dragoons) as they rode up to his fathers
house and carried him off a prisoner to the
Provost. He also walked amid the ruins Of
the noted walls of Trinity church as they
stood broken, black and crumbling from the
effects of the heat While gathering corn in
the fall of 1776 he heard the booming of can
non at the battle of White Plains. He recol-
lected being in the harvest field in the sum-
mer Of l778, when his uncle rode in expressly
with an ErtrG Gazette containing the first
Of the battle of Monmouth
In the hard winter of 1891, he saw the Hes
slams marching through the snow knee deep
from the east end of the Island, thy having
been called in the defence of New York city