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From the Nashua Gazette
The DiGere nee.

The abolition papers have endeayorea to make capital
Tor themselves and party by asserting that there 10 no dill
terence in principle between the democratic and wing
parties They argne that all the old between the
TWO parties have become obsolete and that the platforms
81 the same parties as constructed at the national conven
lions, IN relation to slavery, are nearly alike.
ItNvery true that the wing party has abandoned the
open advocacy OF its former notions The question
whether national hank not essentially necessary
the very existence OF the government, and the want OF
such an institutions destructive OF the currency and the
business interests OF the country longer receives any
the stump o. in The columns Of whis newspapers. fhe
wings tacitly admit that the doctrine OF the demo-
cats in relation to the bank question is perfectly sound
So too in relation 10 high protective tariff magnificent
internal improvements, the subeasury. the distribution
oil the proceeds OF The sales OF the public lands and the
various other questions which have divided The two
ties Tor the Last twenty years, the wing press and orators
sae Silent Ii is acy admitted that the democratic doc
Rine all these questions sound and egnabe 10
relation 10 the slavery question: The party admits
the s0undness OF the democratic doctrine upon that sub
flect Some OF its leading state snen, such Webster
Everett and others, al the eleventh hour gave in their
adheson 10 what the democracy bad for long series OF
ears, maintained their national conventions and else
where-o what they have maintained while those very
wing statesmen have been fostering into existence and
aiding by neif approving voice. the very abolition party
they have recently condemned
From this Ssa acQulescence in the sOundness OF dem
ocratc doctrines upon all these questions, we do not
arrive at the conclusion the abolition press does
We believe the same difference exists between The dem
ocralc aud federal parties that has existed from the
foundation Of the government The important Questions
~ucn nave peth lot he ast twenty years AZ issae De
tween them only postponed by whg politicians uni,
they get the into their own hands again GIVE
the Wink their President and wing majority in Congress-
and We snoud witness Iesuscitation OF national bank
IN some form other exorbiiant protective taid,
corrupt system OF internal improvements, &c &c How
was II in ls4ll The wings then had both branches OF
Congress- and the veto Of John Tyler, whom they sup
poeed full. blooded wing, alone saved iron a
United States bank Of $50 00o 900 capital Every favor.
ite wing measure was carried through that Congress
with hot haste. So il would be now. only give them the
power. The old cloven foot is not yet aDputaed it is
only cunnlngy concealed
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Minister to central America.

We announce this morning the appointment oil the
Hon, Scion Borland of Arkansas, as minister peni.
potenary to the Central American States. The qualities
OF industry. energy, intelligence, and devotion TO the
public service, which MIR Borand has conspcuously
manifested both in ,he army and in 4 Senate, give
assurance that The delicate interests inuused 10 his
charge in his and responsible position will be
guarded and maintained with fidelity and ability.
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VALUABLE THREE-sToRy AND CELLAR BRICK HOUSE
aud Lot Ponnyvana between "a and 9th streets,
a nueuonon Tuesday, the 10Th instant we sn SELL IN front
Of the O'Clock tina, valuable treesory brick
house, Ajcphi House, situated the
suh side Of between ~ and 8th streets
IS and Is
with through the whole house The lot fronts % iset
back ary feet alley 97 feet containing 379 square
feet
above described property Handsomely located, wher.
rapidly increasing III value, OF it, bust
and positively will be sold TO the highest bidder
interested about d,s-ove copartncship
Terms hfh cash balance in six twelve, eighteen, and
for the deferred
from the day Of sale deed given and
deed Of trust Tide ndispulable -
GREEN SCOTT,
Ap2i-d Aucuoneers,
simmedatoy after the sale OF the above, shall sell the
cooking cooking sove oouoers Sc in the
tabishment O. n -
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The vacancy In the vice Presidency.

In relation to the occurrence Of vacancy 10 the ofte
# President or Wee President, lbe hrsi sec,on Of bs
third article Of the constitution has the folio sirg pro-
vision:
ain case of the removal a he President from Office,
of his DEATH resignation, inability discharge he row
r, add duties Of the said Office, the .ha deyoSe
npon he Wee President; snd the Congress may ny aw
provide for the Of removal, death, resignation "a
ability both OF the Peslcnt and Vice Pendent declaring
sha officer shall then President aud sueh officer
shall accordingly until the disability be removed o.
President lie elected"
In pursuance OF this clause, which Itself makes pro-
vision only for vacancy IN the presidency Congress 10
March, 1872 passed act entitled An act relative io
The election OF President and Vice PresdeR, Of The
United States and declaring the officer who shall act IS
President in case Of vacancies 10 the Offices both o.
Presden, and Vice President" The ninth section o.
this act i as follows
SEC Had bs Il faethsr saacff, That. IN cs'e q r.
novsl 10y death. resignation, inability both hs Poet
and Vice President ofihe United States, the PtsJe"
Of the senate pro fsp9rs, and IN there shall be 10
President OF the Senate then The Speaker Cf the hue o.
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In the notice of the health OF The President which ap
peared in columns yesterday. the word exercise
by mistake printed services. II our purpose 10
say that notwithstanding The pressure OF business, the
President enabled take the exercise indispensable
for the preservation OF health
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y
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA
' AVENUE AT AUCIIUN.-Oa Thursday the 2eth Instant
OF O'Clock ~ that
brick "a
the Printing Office,
which stands Of lots Nos and No. SIS,
containing 800 square eet.
property handsomely located the
CAPITOL aid fronting Pubc Botanical Garaen
location and business position, would
presents inducements wishing
mi profitable Investment
cash balance in and three
day
given and deed OF taken. Tiue ndispuabIe
GREEN Il SCOTT,
Mar Aucioneers
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by S>EEN q SCOTT. Aue,,onser.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH Z, NEXT THE
CORNER or THIRD STREET WESTON MONDAY the
10Th instant shall O'Clock, the east
OF No TO- IN square No 53i, having front north
20 feet uang hack pubic 100 feet 81 inches
The above described property situated in The mned
Judiciary perfectly graded and handsomely
located in Of the which rapidly improving ia
value.
half balance twelve months; this purchaser
bearing from day Of aie deed given and
deed of taken, GREEN X SCOTT,
An
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Appointment by the President.

Scion Bolland OF Arkansas to be envoy extraordinary
and minister plenpoentiay Of the United States 10 Cen-
ual America
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PHLADELrHIA, April 22
Judge Gibson is not dead He is lying sck here but not
dank erousy ILL., Y. 4.
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By ). q. MCGUIRE. Auc,,onser.

rRUsTEE's SALE OF HANDSOME FURNITURE &o.-on
Tuesday May 3 ut 10 O'Clock in from, Of auction
Of James g. hcGur shall SELL by virtue OF deed Of trust
subscriber lc52 recorded her
A. No. "a os l9, 100 l2 l2' and 49, of land
records OF Washington county following described properly
Two ornamcn'ed pit frame mirrors
Pair Of mahogany hlir spring seat sofas
Que duxeu do do
Two marble top sofa tables, rockers
Walnut ~hstnot, walnut dressing
Red plush ker, sir walnut chairs
Dfab cottage chamber eight pillows aud four holsters
Three walnut dressing bureaus, walnut wardrobe
Walnut marble top washstand, four lamps
Two cottage bedstesds four busk mattresses
Four best curiedhair
silver plated castors, granite dinner and tea ware
Terms sl under, that credit of Hy and
]. FISHER Trustee.
JAS. 9. MCGUIRE,
An .od Aucionesr
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ny j. &. MCGUIRE. Auc,ioneer.

HyJ. &. MCGUIRE, Anctioneer.
VALUABLE CITY LOTS AT AUCTloN--By
Bank of Washington, shall sell public sale, my
auction wednesday, May H. at 10 O'Clock,
lowing described properly, viz:
square 29 10, H. IL, 49, &c. II, 49, 49,
and half Of lot 20
Do 500, lots and 10
Do 800, whole
DO 354, lots 5 and o
3e5, lot 25
Do 450, ofiOt
DO 463, part of lot
Do 4sI, LOT Is, aud west half oflot2
DO 500, whole square
Do 500, o sc and improvements
Do 5o4, of lot H. lots IL 10, a. Is, 49, IL, 49, -,
and 30
Do $40, whole
10, il, a. Is, a. IS, 49, ~, u.s. 70, 80, 81, .,
80, 81. IS, 80, and 81
Do SAT, whole square
DO SAG, whole
DO 557, lots ID, IL, 30, and ~
DO $50, west half Of whole square
Do 5ys, lot 10
Do 500, lots and
Do 6V9, lot
Do Gil, lott
DO 6s7, lots ., Is 20, and Al
DO 665, half Of lot 10
DO $50,
Do 6yl, lots : and
DO 6y3, lot 10
Do 7el, lots 5 and
Do 7sJ, iot 10
DO 5Os, lot
DO 7O-, south of lot
100, OF lots and 5
DO 74, parts of lois uDd2
Terms cash; residue equal payments
credit twelve and months, fom
Notes endorsed
deeds and deeds OF taken the
Of the purchaser.
complied within
the
rat JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
22-eod Auctioneer.
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ZINC PAINrsrhe Jersey Zine Company arr now man
uscinng pants superior quality. Their advantages
over other
poisououssscpinc apartments recently Pnnt
IMMUNITY, aud painters usirF these paints
distressing aades arising from The use Of
lead.
Their beauty dureblyzine on inside work. becomes
easily soled ~ whittier
thap p,re white whitene@s briancy
upburous gases, u nnrvsled
outside exposed
win retain their color and preserving
ou alii.s onra an paints destroyed
will cover equal wesht) shout two
ieadhs In connesisp with their
Of painting
y incl fhspha with lend.
paints, which sold a low
for painting roof- buildings and all
particularly iron, which they ci ctualy
~ ting. exposed either 10 heat weather.
These paint. prepared and
in ,t
principal cities and large Of the Union
The compspy's agents, . 81 .g-g-y
MANNING 4 soUIER,
A. Dey New York.
NJ nAH paints manufactured by this
pure. 40 A~ dim
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GOLD FIELDS MANAGEMENT ACT.

GOLD FIELDS MANAGEMENT ACT.
Tine preamble "s out u a, tue d.,ysd from the gold
placed disposal OF the legislative council OF the
council subject her MaJe
ste aat provision. in aid Of her Majesty. paerssve
should be enacted for the Of the rod and hed
for enforcing the fees and royalties and for the
The enacts tina, rule. and regulations present
eence hereafter made BY the aud executive
eli respecting ceass dig gold claims o holding Of aun
eou 'nds ana al ms and definitions appeaning thereto
winch be Inconsistent provisions OF the
law. regulation, Legislative
within one month lem 'he making thereof the council be
sSn OF not within one month from the OF the
Clause THAT advice
council may make rue. and regulations authorizing leases or Ii
y for term. not reeedns ~ on aepcaons by tender or
upon bidding AZ auction and 70 authorize auction. Of single u
ence shall ia all be given to the dcoyeer Of aoeous
Clause Tnat governor may suspend cancel pastoral
o. ~ over gold asd ana a.o pay m lessee
out OF the gold revenue.
carry any trade business calling, occupation except
o w % 10 @ % s % h. S ~ @
license executing always holding lenses condition Of
persons excepting children years
Clause inc license fee for Brush subjects on Crown land.
be g- per calendar month, payable In advance
on Crown lands TO be oneen,h o,he pos produce otgdd
Crown ands half pub
iauds demaodable residents pr
waite lands not directly engaged in naming
Clause Foreigners twice Of fees and
wise han In accordance with This cIanse such license deemed
bad and void a o and be proceeded against under
quent provisions Of the act
Clause Only license fee payable
day Of month
Clause TO- The and executive council
license of f2S applying for veins aud
aarrau lands, and the like FEC the OF
such Application, such be both payable
time such application lodged 10 be returned such application
be granted
Cause H. Commissioners permit persons tunnels
&C. without the license provided
find security for payment Of the usual royalty al the geld
the such works aud such
and exempted from pa, fees them
penalties, and 20 all the forfeitpres In the act,
Clause ~ No license granted person
shall satisfactorily certify the commissioner
discharged place vice.
then under continuing contract hired services apprentice
Clause 10 Commissioners determine position OF
claims wtnn their respective districts.
Licensed holders claims he deemed In law be
the Them against her Majesty md all gold
urd such claims deemed law the ens,e property OF
holder.
qualified or licensed be
the same, for which fee Of ius shall he made.
Clause rs Per~uns holding licences who be
vic ed Il felony being idle and disor
sons OF being sbouds settling
~ @rm-ned liquors. keeping atnhinw derdss
oi ihe hcens-s hut for
subject the party convicted TO the penalty and forfeiture
posed by th,s enactment.
clsuse W imposes rensines follows
be expiration OF the first days earlier
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OFFICIAL.
DkPARrMENr or STATE,

The following abstract OF the provisions OF the Gold
Fields Regulation Bill passed by the Legislative Council
Of New South Walss and also bill Tor preventing deser-
and other misconduct OF sesmen belonging tofsgu
ships transmitted this department. by j. III Williams,
esq in charge Of Unied States consulate sydney,
are published Tor general Information.
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NEW YORK+-wa receiving beautiful lot Of New
IN York rrsie., patterns Also, fire bricks.
WOODWARD GUY.
rennsylvanis avenue, between ION and ilm streets.
An
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-21
a. RUNYAN.
Merchant Tailor.

40 MAIN STREET. OPPOSITE OFFICE, LOUIS
rs receiving large and very superior stock of Cloths
Cassimercs and FestiRgs ia great variety of coloIs
The Fine most Fashionable goods that could be
selected from the estimpotug houses in New York
Overcoaing of new des gn and of superior quality and
large quantities. styles very rich, trimmings to suit.
large stock of fancy Cassmcrcs very beautiful and In
good All Finds OF vesliBgs, Vevets, Pushes,
Vancies. MOrino Silks and Satns. Beautiful white
e'nbrodcd Saiis and figured Silks for weddings and
parties.
if,rr-. --f-r.s - - "a
.hion Genen e visiting Louisville can ee sutcu" "
their he ton by calling upon o. X, 4ls Ha'h s''os ~;
who will be pleased to show bis goods ana '" s'' NE
natrous in stgie that will be Gard to MS house'
ORDERS solicited aLd promp,l! attended TO- o,,,vv,x
y. - -
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NUMBER 258.
JOBEsNG FFOUSE.
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
MORO NJ HH NJ o. DUrs pArS

1iShfAN, AE N & PRESTON,
|o6oers I'm Foreign and Tomest,e Drv Goods Besss
ava . 9oes. hats, Caps. B0REets, &c, DC,
haln ST., between First and Second
n = now In store aIai Oh the way .:,I p. ck n .
- scs Oh - er. hanaIse; being one of the
,h an" oest selected stocks in the Slate To VIII ch
, lsne the trade of Indiana m d Illibois
% ne leeii confident than il is now no Ion ger
the interest OF Merchants visiting Louisville and Ci,,n
- u & o ne PURPOSE OF max ng their pur ases of (oocs
~ pe! ou! THEN tocks equally a. well elo.s, tc
nome, anu save an item il, Expenses and Freirbt "
M"rehants will find in vsi vaisyille his S., .,a
"H,er ahc hw VS. hereafter, large rd rev s.Iac,ad
stocks III ever! branch of raae, there having been
RAJ hew Houses opened his season.
we bay most of our Goods of the .fanuf.c,nra~.
helr Agents, and Will sell them low as tbe lou q,
any market this side o The manEfae eturers $50 10
Our sly les of Goods supurb being The ersapo -
four Eastern Markets " ="
Inc Irade Is spe, fully invited 10 call in and 40.
'nei' Mhen Tie Goods wiilsscak ior themselves.
we oolt solicit trade upon the strength advey1;se
,'g, 20 sen eheier Than nearly al n-ghbors snd
nsg one oi the trm m the market bay the goods.
or from anNertiselIg that We import Jfu fpoof
ORION putlhg Philip. Allen d Sois bruno on "a eens
prhls D nom the fact we have large stock cf oods
an VIII keep on, as we doing ever, day selling
that il is above cost. s' ~
NJ promise 10 give satisfaction I'm filing order..
as All goods may be returned To- us sung ibe n, rtv
ordering them Orders filed at once shpped Al low
uegnts ana insured if desired ALWAYS keen oner
PDreIes "ith sound Insurance ConIraBies.
e"'hc!s hags nseIg. Deeswax. Castor Oil in bbls
oacro ia m S, turs and Peitries aken I'm exebaroe
'oIs"oos, or on account at market rates
'N~i AOGAN, KEEN& PRESTON
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MERRITT, FIELD & CO.
Whole esale 1mpOI ttr> of Dry Goods.
Eransrille Ind

EramsriNe Ind.
4 RE now receiving and opening in the large and com
modious building lately erected by Mr.. Oirer Ladd
First Main and Sycamore street the
largest best assorted stock of Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods ever brought TO this market. Our extensive fa-
clities i'm connection With New York house. enables
offer such Inducements to purchasers as will make
it to their advantage to purchase ofus. We shall con
nuc add weekly oil read! large stock so as to
keep il at all times full and well assorted with
Prints Of rreY-y kind, style aud price,
Bleached shrtings and sheetrgs...
Brown shirngs and Sbeetings ofal widths, style and
brands
1nekings OF all the different brands,
Canton and Domet Flannels,
Red white and yellow FlaLnels, al wool,
Cloths of all colors and prices, from the principal
French English and Belgian factories.
Cassimeres plain and fancy, single and double mifd
Tweeds all WOOL and cotton and wool,
Plaid Linse!s of ali the different styles,
Mouslin de Lanes Of every style and price,
Earston. Lancaster and plain lack Ginghams
Plain black Silks and Satiins,
Hosiery Cotton and Wocl Vestngs,
Siik'-Mels English W ool hose and half hose,
do do Cotton half hos,
womans do worsted cotton Hose all colors
GleyesEMens heavy Buck Gloves
do Kid, Cotton and Wool do,
Womens do do do do.
silk, Linen and Cotton Pocket handkerchief.
Swiss Mns!ins.
JacOuett Muslins
Book Muslins.
Plaid Cambricas,
Victoria and Bishop Lawns.
Irish LinD dressed aid undressed in haif pieces.
Colored and Paper Cambricts,
Italian sewing SILK all eolors aud Letters,
Spool Ss.
Spool Cotton,
MurshalIs Linen Thread all numbers,
Goats COTTON do
Plain, Embro'd and Printed long and Square o.
Shawls,
Blankets a full assortment.
Beaver. Pilot and Felt Cloths,
silk and Moiair Lusters,
Plain, figured and Plaid PoplEs.
Buttons, combs aud fancy goods Of every kind and
descriptions all of which offer TO the tradc AT the low
est Cincinnati prices.
N y, Eggs. eswax Feathers, Rags, &c. taken in
trade Tor the at )ve goods.
Also Money remitted TO any part OF Europe and Drafts
from any part Europe collected through or House
in New York, -
scptI5 MERRITT, FIELD & CO.
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The above letter shows that in re 4 hot FIRE, RicHi
SALANASDERs the Only Safes to be depended upon
In the Pearl street fire. eterss Safes of different max
were lily destroyed RicfIs SAfE bidding def
to the dames preserving notes, bonds and moriga
to the value of slooO0. The Chillieohe src is
SAFE BUT Hsisdeslroyed Thess
repeated occurrences prove ineontesubiy tnat Wider:
Patent Saania nders with RSHs INPRovEMESr are the
best Safes made In the United States in the whole
world. They can be had at the DEPoT, li6 WATER
lnd AT The Factory corner of ST. MAgK's PLACE and
ATESuEA, New York. STEAkNS & MARVIN.
Also. az the foiioriRg Agencies.
ISAAC BRIDE, New orieans, Ia.
J.. n. HATCH. Charleston, s. C..
THOMPSON g. ONDESBURYS, Baltimore. Md.
HOLYOAkES, LOWNES & CO., Memphis Tenn.
EDDY o MORLEY, Tnedo, O.
ALIS ~ HOWES, Evansyl In,
s. S.sHEPARD Il CO., Buffalo. n. Y.
WALTER X. MARVIN, Lockport, Ny.
BARNEY BROTHERS. Mobile. Ala.
CHAS. III. CAMPFIELD, savanna, Ga.
HALL e. MOSES. Columbus. Ga.
DE'HOSSET Il BROWN, Wilmington, y. G.
WM. X ,NDALL ~. Paul. NJ T.
MORLEY & RAYNOLDS, Cleveland, D.
HAVER. BOYD GAINESVILLE, o.
HY. SUGGErT. oehester. n. v.
JAS. HUTTON, onireal, Canada.
netf
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uousE SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL

WY W. TILESToNis ready to receive anu prD'"p n,
w o,,end "a orders in his line ofhsness at his shop
street h:.lf a saare below the Sherwood nouse.
corner of alley lie prepared TO execute ~ ue init
plain and Fancy Sign Painting I'd ailils Nares
enerv lie also solicits orders for House ny a,.
viii ALWAYS b. ready to attend TO orders lei' uPo, ~" ,s
al the shop door.
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evANsA1ILg HAT M ANUrAcIoa1

FALi STYLE OF HATS
r RESPECTFULLY invite the attention Oh VIC pS s ~
my sylc Of Hats The shape Is elegant ana oI VI. ",
nos, approved styie Having selected the 'eI! Ten,
H.os n.i lie ou.liiy win be equal an. Gcntieme
,.;r or. may rest assured that no ms VIII
he shared in giving them tasiu and becoming nlm D.
All kinds of fancy Silk and Fur hats MADE 10 1raI
tieuar alteEtion is pa;d 10 ordercu ". p.v sTiIER.
Caps. o, ai door above Main.
septl4 flfst saiS0t ~
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,,Nw New "rocery Htd rrovIsior sIor-,

VIE subscriber respectfully informs tbe ci,. <ansof
"A aisNe M and the surrounding country that he h.s
"Pccu rroeert Provision and Fruit store at the corne
~ iiI ana roarth streets, and il will be his aim 10 kee,
'GL. article Ia ms line, either wholesale or retail
nave OH hand large lot ofeheese which will .a,l n,
ne oek or single pound among lot there is some Enc
iish DAIRY Aeesc-a rich article. Coffee Rice Rasins
'nges, lemons Teas Of all kinds Lard Oil Vines ar
noiaSses oreen Apples Candles, Starch Mustard Pen
anu man. other articles too tedo 10 mention which per
soBs may see by giving him call All kinds of Pro,inc.
wanted. Tdec6l IsS Sd az pio ues
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EVANSVILLE, Ia. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 81 1858
SA FES.

TUST reed an assortment OF Rich & Co.'S Improved
,J Patent Safes, which will sell at New York manu-
ALLIS d HOWES,
Sole Agents for Southern Indiana.
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% M IN. 4 u = 3 3 N - ~ Is : .ry &C.
NEW COFFaE Z OusE

NTP. HENRY SCHAEFER has take the new three
vi story brick Building the Pavilion Hotel, on
Mater street, and has fitted and furnished IL in the most
complete style. aid is now prepared TO weleome and
accom- rnodae his frer. and the public generally His
sar supplied with the choicest liquors. Wines
aud Aes which, with other refreshments he will serve
up in the most approved style aud at all hours OF
day. Mir. s. vii always keep good variety of tue
best brands Of Cigars. Oet6-ly
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GREAT ERE IN CHILLICOTnE,
q u n II II q De
One sthi rd of the Town Burnt TO sh e \

CHtLLrooruE, o., April 18th, 1852.
Mes.rs. SrEARSs & MARVIN
Gentlemen: Yorrs Of the 5th is at hand. In reply,
every Safe in the fire. has good for
nothing. lost large Safe-IT WAS PERFECTLY DsIROy
ED--but In the SMALL SALAMANDhR | BorGHr FROM YOU
NOTHING INJURED. Your obedieHt servt
WM. L. CLEMONS.