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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-05
TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES.

/ WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.
The Wings and Democrats have both helC
large meetings, at which quite number O
speakers from abroad participated. The WhlG
speakers were Horace Upton, OF Virglria;H
Moore, of Philadelphia; Erastus Brooks of N
York; James McRae of Louisiana; Richard
]. Rowie, of Maryland. The Democratic
speakers were Charles Neal, of Alexandria,
Gen. McCalla, and Mr.. Simmons.
New YORK, Oct. 1.
DR.. Wainwright was elected provisional
bishop of the Episcopal church on the ninth
BALLOT.
CINCINNATI, Oct l, p. NJ.
The river has fallen one inch since noon.
Weather warm and cloudy.
PITTsBURG, Oct. l, p. M.
There are 25 inchss wafer and falling slow
ly. The weather is cloudy.
CALT.-e0o bbls No. ! Kanawha at the Railroad D.pot
- lots delivered ON ears free Of drsSsge for sale by
iyo4 Agents for Ranawha Salt Co.
4 CASES Black and White Prints franklin, reed and
septaa All Main street Louisville Ky
4 VDER VlNsGAR-2Obbs T.. d. IL Co. and H. John
~ SOM, superior article for pickles. for sale by
sept23 FOSTERS 81 GROWN.
NEW Music,
AN going there or the death of little Eva; Answer
Il to Ben Bolt Willie on the dark blue Sea; JAMES
ON the stormy Sea; Wanted Governess :! Kathleen
septal for sale By sAM'L LISTER
EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE.
lust RECEIVED per Clipper, y
- Grahams Magaz. ne for October
Godey's Ladies Book do
James Last Novel. Che Robbery vol Of the NEGRO
mancer: Heads and Hearts, my brother, the Coloncl
by author Cousin Cecil, Miser's Daughter, &c, &c.
Mary 5. Seaham, a novel, by Mrs Grey. for sale by
scpt21 SAMUEL LISTER.
SOOGRoss Agate Buttons, reed this day an :or
OOO sale by JAS. Low q co.
sept22 Az Main street Louisville Ky.
OCASES Shifting Tive ed reed and for sale by
= septic JAS. Low q CO., 4i7 Main st. Lou. Ky.
nEIED FRUITS bbls Dried Peaches, good and in
l. nne Order for sale by ljysl SAMUEL ORR.
DUTLERs BLACKING-I5O dozen reed per ''Twin
ID City, for sale by Sc. GILBERT 81 co.
septl4 Sycamore near Water.
DED CoRDs-5o dozen long Bed Cords, reed De
Id .'rwin City" for sale by S. e. GILBERT d co.
septic Sycamore near Water.
Genuine HAVANA Segars.
10000 q ss.o 1i" Washington;
10000 III Diyan;
12UO0 Hernani;
5.OCU Eduaro;
5000 Jenny Lind
All the above are warrentcd genuine imported Havan-
ma Segars, and offer them for sale at Dery io rates.
in lots TO suit purchasers 5. K. GILBERT IL co.
sertE Sycamore near Water.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-05
JOHN GRAHAM. JOHN FARRELL.
GRAHAM & FARRELL.

GRAHAM & FARRELL.
M have this day associated ourselves for the puT-
w pose OF doing general Wholesale and Retail Gro
Gerry, Provision and Produce Business Sycamore ST.,
hree doors above Jas. Laughn's Jr iron store are
prepared TO keep full and well selected stock and will
sell at rs low rates our neeh bo. The produce Oft
country viii be taken cash, its market value aBd IN
e conduct of our business shall endeavor 10
make u satisfactory 10 patront.
ap24u GRAHAM & FARRELL.
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.Nep York and Louisville Branch.
TIME undersigned he jus. opened Staple and Fancy
u Dry Good Store, on Water near corner of Main
Where they daily receiving extensive Stocks of well
selected Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Hats, Caps, I'm
breas etc., Also superior quality of Ready made
Clothing rarraated; Tailor's Trimmings, Furnishing
Goods ofthc very best quality Merchant Taiior's viii
ind to heiradyanage to cali and examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere The public generally
would y that intend Keep at all i:mcs full
supy Of Fancy Goods of the latest and most fashionable
styles. suited 10 this market. 80
In addition to the above shall keep assortment
of Jevclry and Notions equally I'm quality any Stock
in the large elite, the West Our Motto quick sales
and smaU profits. - - L.
: sep,3. If -" WIN. LOWENTHAL & CO.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE


TO COUNTRY MERCHNTS.
VyE are prepared 10 sell Clothing Of very yari-
w ely and qualify and inanufacturedin the most sub
stsnal manner at Wholesale having just received from
Europe large stock Of cloths, cassimeres &c., which
will enable us to make up ard sell the
able terns clothing OF every Kind. We have just recey
ed a large lot Of all qualities of overcoats.
Weine the attention of the country sie to stock,
while we express gratitude for the beraf Patronage
thus far so literally extended MS.
-. MACK e. LORENSTyNE,
Western Stare othipg Store,
novls ccrny Front andS a,norestreets.
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Land for sale.
SPORTSMEN
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
CASES Boots and Shoes; 81 cases and bales Prints
II Sattonets and Flannels &C.. inst received and for
sale by sept3 MORGAN. KEEN & PRESTON.
n0TTED SWlSS.-JO0 pcs ass'd reed this day and 10
II sale by JAS. LOW & CO.,
E24 All Main street, Louisville, Nv,
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THE apathy existing among the democ-
racy of New York, in reference to the ap-
preaching election, is as unprecedented as it
is inexcusable. Since the holding of the
State Convention at Syracuse, scarcely a po-.
litical meeting has been held anywhere in the
State excepting in the city of New York.
Buff Courier.
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AUCTION.
|. NELSON

TEWELRY & Observation-Disclosures Finger. rings,
81 Breast Pins. Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils.
Watch chains Keys, Gold and silver Watches, Steel
Bceds and Caps Brushes, Combs Purses Fancy Soaps,
Accordans Violins Pictures and various other notions
for sale by -x.<,-
aug % ly WoOLSEf az NEbSoN.
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ALA, fine assortment of nnc LnSn Shirts and Cravafs,
ana various other articles.
In addition to the above (my usual sock) have Just
returned from The East with slended and cNsnslvc
stock Of Cloths of every description VIII sell low al
Wholesale and Retail or the order.
Good fits and perfect satisfaction. or no trade
1 am using i'm my establishment Patent SseiHg
YaeAiRe which enables make up cheaper Than any
other establishment which does not use them. 1h Pa
chine is working a revolution in the Tailoring
have obtained the sole right to sell patent rights OF this
invention Marlborough eodnty and ask from the trad
examination of this machine. -
scpti ;. GUMbEklS.
PSI take measures for Clothing nfany Kidd, and
make to order in the bes! style.
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Candid. 1t is refreshing after the customary
6omuast and exaggerated statements usually
INDUCED in by the Democratic Press, to find
at least one Ofthe organs of that imaginative
party inclined to tell the truth in relation to
its present pitiable condition,--[ Advertiser
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DECEIVED and Just opening for sale low.
H. eases Moiair and SILK warp Lns.res;
:. y do ass,.'d colors Veiyets;
DO Blaek Cloth;
DO Hue, drab brown, green and olive, BIRD cloths:
- do JaeSoneir Caffbrics;
. do assit'd colors;
do Turkey Red Oil chintS
do French Ctssimers: y.
do Blue and Steel mixed Sa.ne:s;
3 do Clue and White Blankets;
do Sfik and Wodted serges;
do c3rioon cape netting;
do cartoons a cotton: Tyles threat. Joc' edings,
) do Woocn Twecds 4 cas,s Ky. } cans.
anglo J. H. hAGiiEE d co.
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Strayed.

ONE large Gray horse win burned seaY on his hesd
~ by which he can be easily distingusAed. And
medium size Sorrel Mare with starefn h0r FOREHEAD.
white feet and her left eye ont Any person returning
the above horses TO John Meni, Main st. kvAnrve, %
give information concerning them viii - suitably -
warded. ScPe9
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LNLASKS.--4 eases Quarts, Pints and Half in rec
II per Envoy for sale low by
js3e s. Z. GILBERT & CO., Sye. near Waite
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100 GOLD PINS.

TuST received from the celebrated manufactory of
y B. Beers, New York, general assortment Of Gold
Pens embracing the Ieviathan small Kossuth
Beers No l and No. g Ladies' Pen, &c, &C.; both
with and without ca.es and for sale low and arranted
by RATHBONE & WHEELER.
scptl3 .i No. Fosters Block
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S. E. GILBERT e Co,

S. E. GILBERT & CO, ut
GENTS for Cypress Fac tory ,
HAVE now hand and are constantly receiving Cot.
ton Yarns, Carpet Chains and Cotton Batting which
they prepared to sell favorable terms they
be purchased at in this any other city. We selling
cotton yarns 81 Ct and q! cent? for zoos COOS and 5Os
respectively, with discount of for cash, for APP
proved paper. aug25-tf.
NOTrON YARNS-Ss Bags just reed per 'James
" Jackson; 50 bags in stcra, and for sale low by
L sept7 s. +. GILBERT Il CO.. sycamore near Water.
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q, HUMMEL'S
PREMIUM

PRrMIVM
Essence of Coffee.
ONE package Of this Essence will 60 rs far as four
polnds Of JAVA Coffee, and Coffee made bv this Ks
sce will preserve perfectly the real taste OF the bes
Java Coffee but viii have delicate and finer fa
yor finer colour and will r,anly be much whole
soer every person than pure Java Coffee will ase
be clear without requiring thing TO clarity it,
.DsaHfaeatred aH$ for Safe. Wholesale and Retail,
bg DAN'L BOfIBER& CO. rhila.
And for sale, Wholesale and Kettil by
sepal-dSw WOOLSEY 81 LINCK.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-05

s. GUMBERTS, Wholesale and Re.
tail Clothing Manufactures, has just
received large assortment OF SIpe-
rivr Black Cashmere and various col
ors; also. an assortment Of Sat:ine.ts,
Casinetss and Tweeds; also, Black silk
and Satin and other Vests, and COM
mon Vests Of all kinds. In connec-
tiop with his large stock OF Clothing,
he will keep fine assortment OF Hats
and Caps, Carpet Bags and Trunks;
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-05
rVANsvILLB GAS LIGHT coMPANG

nor the purpose of carrying the provisions of an
II Ordinance passed by the Common Cenncil of the
City of Evansville entitled ian Ordinance TO provide for
lighting with gas the city OF Evabsvillo Is proposed to
form joint Stock Company by u name OF the Erans.
riHs Gas Light Company TO be incorporated under an
Act OF the Legislature OF Indiana
Books FOR thu subscriptienof Stock in said Company
are how opened the Office of John J. Chandler, and
will be kept open until the Both inst. when the Company
will be oranized by the election OF Directors &c The
citizens of Evansville and others are invited 70 come
Stockholders. ~ JOHN JEFFRY.
septaO- I0t-d For self and Associates
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SCASES Casbmersc r.cd and for sale by
- scptsi JAS. Low & CO., Az Main It. Lou. Ky
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CUGAR. $50 hhds Fair Prime in anl for sals
- bv Tie6l FOSTERS & BROWN.
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NEW YORK CLOI HING STORE.

WATER EKT NEXT To uoRsBRooK q BURTis' GROCER
betueea Main and Sycamore.
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BANK NOTICE.
NOTICE 10 hereby gwen that fhe Annual Election or
IN eight Directoysin The Branch at Evxhsvna u 10
State Bank OF Indfana, will be held at the Banking
House on Monday the lst day Of November ersunG -
tween hours Of 10 O'Clock A. M a O'Clock p. n
500 BY order of tho Board and Drectors.
sept2sew CT w. RATHBoHs oashiss
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-05

EVANSVILLE STEAM CANDY MANU-.
FACTORY.
A SSORTED Candy at I2i y h. Manufactured from
"A Steam 10 jned Sugar.
The undersigned respectfully announce TO Western
and Southern Merchants, fully prepared to furn
ish assorted Candy, by the quantity at 12s b. and
warranted superior to any inanuictu cd this side ofthe
Eastern cities.
/ Terms cash delivery.l
JOHN FARRELL & CO., Confectioners.
Evansville, lad. sept lmd&w.
Haute Express Lafaye Journa Mt. Carmel Register
copy amount of 50. send BIN to advertisers.
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CASE Petersham Felts. reed this day and for sale by
l aug-Ia JAS. Low & co.. AZ Main ST. Lou. ny.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-16
HENRY CLAY
llISTORIA

Was born April y, l777, aud consequent
ly was, at bis death, on the Doth Of June,
1852, seventy-fve years, two months, and
seventeen days old By the records Of
the Court of Appeals, at which We have
had the curiosity to look, We find that be
was admitted to practice in that Court,
Oct 18th, 1799-almost f;fty-thrce years
ago lie had commenced. practice in the
Circuit Court one or two years before
AND We presume he was, at his death, the
oldest member Of the kentucky bar
Judge Bibb, who is probably the mex
Oldest, was admitted to the bar Of I'll,
Court of Appeals in 1902.
Mr. Clay leaves four sons and no daugh
tiers. Only one Of his family, Thomas
was with him when he died. He is tn,
eldest, and farmer, residing at Lexing
ton, near Ashland He is about so year
old. James b. Clay, the secord son, ou
late Charge to Portugal, is farmer, en-
gagged in heavy business near St. Louis
lie is about Sc John, the youngest son
is about 80 years old, and resides at Ash
land with his mother. Mr. Clay has ha
twelve children, and bu. four of the nun
her survive him 1t is said that he ha
left a competency for his fami'y.-Ifasd
| r.f fkv ! "o,a ,aWyRN.dih
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-16
How it strikes a Stranger.

In what | have seen of New England
there are two things, the evidence OF
which strikes the observer at each step
prosperity and intelligence. have seen
thousands assembled, following the noble
impulses of generous heart almost the
entire population of every town, of every
village where | passed, gathered around
i.e, throwing the flowers of consolation in
my thorny path. j can say, | have seen
tn people here, and | have looked at it
with keen eye, sharPenol il the school
OF 4 ioilsonie life well, have seen not i
single man, bearing marks Of that poverty
upon himself which in old Europe strikes
the eye sadly at every step. l have seen
no ragged poor-I have not seen a single
house bearing The appearance of desola
ted poverty. The eheerfulness of a com
Portable condition, the result of industry.
spreads over the land Que sees at ,
glance that the psople work assiduoueIy,
not with the depressing thought just to
get from day to day, by hard toll, through
the cares Of miserable life, but the.
work with a cheerful consciousness of sub
stanfial happiness. And the second thing
which could net fail to remark, Is the
stamp Of Intelligence impressed en- the
very eyes and outward appearance Of the
people AT large. | and my ccmpanioue
have seen that reorle in the factories, Ill
the work shops, III their houses and in the
streets, and could not fail thousand tnnes
to think chow intelligent that people
looks 1t Is to such a people that the
orators Of Fane:lil Hall had to sreak, and
therein is the mystery Of success. They
were not wiser than the public spirit of
oieir audience, but they were the eloquent
interpreters of the peoples enlightened
instinct-Kossu!Hs address at fanacil
HtW
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-16
A Resurrection,

In 1900, the ) 3ist regiment was serving
in Holland, and at Eeinont-op Zee crossed
bavonets with the French bearing the same
number ball fired during the retreat Of
the latter regiment. passed through the
laws Of soldier Of the 3lst, named Rob
ert iiullock in the course of the after
noon he was buried in the sand hill where
h. had fallen, by soldier Of HI regime ut
na.rcd Carnos. During the night HUI
lock recovered, aud having been lightly
covered with Sand, crep. cut and cfawled
to a picket Of his regiment posted near.
IL was sent TO the hospital, recovered, and
was serving vita his regiment III Malta in
1906. His face having been much dis
colorcd, and his voice scarcely in,elliglble
"a part of his tongue ana palate having
been carried awGy,) he had for some year:
served as pioneer TO his company; sol
der Of il died. and Hullock, as part q
his dnty, dug the grave, in which he Wa
found. on the arrival Of the body for inter
mcrt. still at work, ,honcl' then near t'r
tos, deer TN t-ius .lI,wn az aul oake.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-16

A Fable for Politicians.

TABULA u.-Lo,c not To get eiectet &
ConyreSs-The Bull and the Ass were
once candidates for Congress. The ami
mails Of the constituency being all Assem-
bled on tn. election day, the Bull mounted
the stump, and thus addressed them:
=" Horned Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Geese,
Turkeys, and Ducks / ask you suffrage
because j believe | can serve the public
better than any Of the rest of you. Con
gress, as you all know, has become q
mighty hard congregation. Col Wolf
and Judge Fox, Capt Panther and old
Gov. Grizzly, are elected members of the
next House, and ruless you elect some
body who can't be bullied down, your in
terests viii suffer Friend Horse here, is
good sensible beast, but he has no talent
for public bodies. He declines the nomi-
you, there Is not one who is fit to ill the
post You Sheep are towards you Hogs
are stupid aud big headed; you Turkeys,
Gee.e and Ducks, are little better than
idiots, and would die outright if Com.
Hawk should whistle at you when you
took the floor. ~SIy worthy antagonist
here, you know just as well AS | do
These old Federallsts woald fool him out
OF his ears | can say nothing about
myself. Ii you think can be bullied
down by the whole menagerie, don't vote
for me, if otherwise, otherwise"
The Ass then began in the most mag
nifcent periods
Ny fellow w-citizensl Wien the Ro-o-o-
man empire was at the summit If IFS cor
ruption, do not think that such insoence
was ever heard. What my courageous
and heroic friends, the Sheep, ars stigma
ti5ed as coward ! these Intelligent and
candid Swine are styled BIZ headed : and
these Geese and Turkeys, whose gigantic
intellects are the admiration of the known
world, are covered with 4 flood of obloauy
and yituperation worthy of the most cor.
rupt period of the Roman empire -
We can not report the remainder Of
this grand harangue Suffice it TO say,
that the Ass obtained the entire Sheep
voice, Pig vote, and Goose vote, and was
elected
MGRAL-" This fable teaches that can
didates for Office should not call pigs,
pigs. '-Knickerb0cker
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-16

~ -
mastcr.-On the 7th of September follow
ing my old Friend W. B----t shall be
sober y hours, to the astonishment of al
his neighbours And about the same
time ". B. and A. b. will publish anothe,
Almanack in my name, in spight of trutl,
and common sense.
AS | can see much clearer in futuritv,
since | got free from the dark prison of
flesh, in which was continually molested
and almost blinded with fogs arising from
TN, and the smoke Of burnt drains shall
IN kindness to you, frequently give you
information of things to come, for the i'm
Proycmcnt Of your Almanack: being,
Dear Dick, Your Affectionate Friend,
Il. LEEDS.
For my own part | am convinced that
the above letter is genuine. If the ruader
doubts of it, let him carefully observe
The three signs and if they do not at
iual'y eoihc to pass, believe as he pleases.
j am his humble Friend,
X. SAUNDERS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-16
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Signs of the Times in EurOpe.

1t is beginning to grow evident (says the
New York Sum- that Europe is not lulled
into that state of quiet repose which indi-
Gates prolonged tranquility. 1t is the
evil of despotis,n that it knows hot how
to temper triumph with mercy, OF success,
with moderation Austria, saved FROM
ruin by the power of Russia, inflicted cru
elites upon he people which will continue
to exaspcratc them, until 4 season Of re-
venge arrives The grievous buriens
which her tyranny imposes, add fuel to
the flame of discomfort. which may again
soon break forth in destroying fury. The
barbarous tyrant Of Naples has not con-
ciliated his people, strengthened tie foun-
tlations Of his throne, since his victory
over people goaded into rebellion. Even
the petty Princes of Italy and Ger
many, taking courage from the example
and counsel of their stronger brother ty-
rants, are trying how much more tightly
they can rivet the chains on their un-
happy serfs.
In France, We find Louis Napoleon
pressing his arbitrary power to an extreme
which has caused even those who voun-
teersd to be his tools, to stand up in orpo-
sition. The magic Of his name is losing
its force. The startled and eonfoynded
mind Of France is recovering from the
shock Of the cup detdt of the ID Of Dee
ember The enthusiasm Of the army is
subsiding; and the Indignation of officers
and soldiers has been awakened by the
scurrillous attacks made by the Dictator :
organ on the distinguished generals who
had SO often shared their dangers, led
them to victory, and gained their admira-
tiOn by their genius and hcroistn.
The temporary intoxication of delight,
the hopes of fame and conquest, have dis
appeared with the empty, senseless Fetes
of May, and the populace and soldiery
begin 10 see the blank and dark desNotism
to which they are doomed under the rule
of the second Napoleon How loug they
will bear with it We can not say; but tha.
it is destined to be swept away as former
despotisms in France have been, We enter
tain no doubt
The French mind can not De kept in a
state of inactive bondage. French soldiers
can not be always bribed into hostility 10
their country, to their parents and broth
ers The reaction h... already commenced; +;
and unless Louis Napoleon gets up some
better attractions than reviews in the
Champ de Mars and balls in the Tuiller-
les, his power will be of brief duration.
When the storm rext breaks over Europc,
we hope the people will be frmcr, and
their leaders wiser and more harmonious.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-07-16
Law Decisions.

Among other decisions Of the Surre,ns
Court of general interest will be found tn
following:
| BY Judge Lewis.-The liens of miner
lsborsrs, and mechanics, under the ac. o.
I'd Of April, ls49, for their wages, Is not
restricted to the property at the mines, but
extends to any personal estate Of theiI
employers, which may be sold on ezecu,
ton
BY Judge LeWis-Where there was n
election by the debtor to retain real estate
under the exemption law of 9Th April,
ls49, and consequently no proceeding. fJr
ascertaining whether it could be divided
without injury to the whole,it was error t9
award debtor any part of the proceeds ot
sale. There is no security that a debtOg
who permits articles to be sold by tho
Sheriff, which are necessary to the eo:s,,r,
of his family, and which the law allows
him to retain, will apply the money TO the
purchase of other. articles exempt from
execution
By Judge Lowrie in present.,
but payable in fusuro, are attachab!e
By Judge Lowrie-Bets on horse--1
cling are void, and the money may be re-
covered from the winner
BY Judge LOwrie.-No one ha. right
to build on the banks of the Railroads o.
the State, without permission of the Oanal
Commissioners.
BY Chief Justice Black ck-Previous to
the act Of l848 a married woman could
not dispose of her property by will, even
ii her husband gave her general authority
to make will. The husbands assent
must be to the particular will in question
A viii male previous to the act of ls4sj
will be governed by the previous law, even
though the wife die subsequent to 1913