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The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-06-17
Bill JOnhsOn's Pledge.

Bill Jonhson'S Pledge. oa"
The Rev. John Abbot, the sailor
preacher, addressed the Washingto-
mans Of Poughkeepsie on Saturday ey.
ening, Sept. II. After anidmaryer-
ting upon the conduct of clergymen
and other persons who refuse to sign
the pledge, because they love to drink
q little wine occasionally, and illusrat-
ing the influence which the example
Of such individuals exerts on society,
gave the following smile %
During the last war with Great Brit
ain, an American soldier expressed a
strong desire to have an opportunity
of displaying his valor, but when the
opportunity offered itself, he was the
first to seek q hiding place. His eye
caught the sight Of an old hollow tree
in which he snugIy ensconded himself
and watched the movements Of The
red coats through a knot hole, whit the
same interest that the Texan lover did
when he beheld his gal sewing bear
skin petticoats, though with very differ
ent feelings. ~
AT last twhen they passed, he sighed,
al hope every one Of them will be
taken prisonersl" .'.
His whole heart was in the cause,
like many people who say they are
the friends Of Temperance but when
kindly solicited to lend the influence
Of their names and examples TO the
aood eanse tEeg avanre ef1s e
refusing to do 50, Is futile and e0kdfd.
ly as the. soldier Of hollow-tree mem
ory.
Mr.. Abott concluded with the story
of Bill lJohson, who was raised from
the pill, Of inebriation through his in
strumentaly.
Mr. johnson, at the close of cold
water lecture, intimated that he must
be permitted to sign the pledge his
own way, which he did in these
words "I, William Johnson, pledge
myself to drink no intoxicating liquor
for one year" Some thought he would
not stick three days Others, allowed
him a week and few gave him two
weeks. But the landlord who knew
him best, said he was good stuff, but
at the end Of the year Bill would have
a real bender. ,..,
Before the year was quite gone, Mr..
johnson was asked by Mr., Abbott,
"BiIl, amt you going to renew the
pledge" Z"
Well, don't know, Jack, but what
Twill. | have done pretty well so far,
viii you let me sign it again my own
way ? og
20 yes, any way SO that you won't
drink rum" ..r
He writes, 81, William johnson,
sign this pledge for nine hundred and
ninety-nine years, and if living at the
end Of that time, ] intend to make out
lease for life."
A day or two after, johnson went to
see his old landlord, who eyed him as
ahawk does chicken. 20, landlord"
whined Bill, accompanied with sun
dry contortions OF the body as if en-
during the most excrutating torments,
II have such lump on my left side"
"That's because you have stopped
drinking; you won't live two years
longer at this rate"
"If | commence drinking, will the
lump go awayH" 'a'
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-06-17

&* A bet of 10000 francs is pending
on a race from Bordeaux to U. s., between
an American Ship, called the President
Fillmore and French Clipper called Ben
jamin.
e A Commissioner has been appoint
ed to settle the boundary between Greece
and Turkey. a,1 uaa5 tc6t MD, aacw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-25
NEW GOODS FOR SPRING 1853.
]. II. MAGHEE q. co.

whoissaIs Dealers and JebSers IN Fsrsies s.f ~.
mssfie Dry Goods, Boots. SAess. Hsts. CGpssfes
FIRsr sTRaEr. EVANSVILLE, lEp.
Respectfully invite the attention of Merch.nts seA
the trade generally their unusually large and fs -
so,tmeut Of Spring and Summer ~ Gooda. which oey
have In store and 10 which they VIII - oaa1y -
ceivng additions through tho coniug season.
1t Is unnecessary for them TO enunerste, o. sssee
larize the different styles; qualities and venepee g
their goods tits sufficient 70 Say that their @oex VIZ
goods suiisb,e for the Western market al Of which
have been selected With particular regard 70 qusly.
styie and price and which, from their long expereneo
in the trade THY confidently Fecon msnd - tAsS
friends and the trade in general
Their sock Of Boots and hoes 10 also large and con-
plcte. consisting of Mems snd Boys Boots and 61oes,
Nonroes and Brogans Of all kinds and varieties. We
mems and Missess Caters, Bootess, shoss, Slipper.
and Ruskins. with ChildreDs shoes and Bootoeo, ~
every kind and price, all Of which they Offer sxtseg
binary low prices being purchased IN Boston Tor easA
exclusively.
Thes have also on hand q 1ns assortment Of Hats,
Cars and BonDets Of all kinds for Spring and SumDee
Wear.
They earnestly request Of buyers an sxaminaaen ef
their stock before purchasing they aud
will sell prices low, and sdvsntagsfSe
as be met with at St Louis Cincinnati, any CDR
Western market.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-25

Water Street. NEXT Issxvsnes Company Evanspius IL.
HENRY SCHAEFFER's new Coffee House and Res
IL taarat In the three story brick house, between In
surance Co. ONCE and the Pavilion Hotel, Is now fitted
up In the best tIe and he is prepared to receive his
friends and the public, and accommodate them In the
liquors. Wines and Ales which, with other refreshments
he will serve in the most approved style and a. All
houu OF the day. Mr.. s will always keep good va
riety Of the best brands Of Cigars.
Attached to the house is BOWLING SALOON, WIN
two fine Alleys, and every accommodation req1s"s .of
such place. mhsi -om
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-25

FANCY. DRESS GOODS.
4 q CASES assorted
J. Mosslin Delaines;
Barege DelaiDes:
Plain and Figured Cold Lavns;
do GO Black do:
Solid Checks and Plaid G'nghams ass'd:
Chambrays:
- Silk Bareges; reed and for sale by
mh22 j. H.NAGHEE & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-25

s< 1tzlA4 branch Of domestic economy, aud
passing from improvement anofhe has length
arrived as near perfection II posble to reach.
PROOF OF this Is found Tin the very ener use OF these
Coolers In all parts OF the country simple satsment
Of facts in regard to these Coolers will satisfy every one
OF their superiority. First they the only article VI
fs kind suer pGtenfsd They furnished with tx dis
Chambers by means OF which, with
2pounds Office to the gallon, water skep lat atempera'
tnre OF 40 degrees below Zero or only degrees above
the freezing point all day. Thus cost OF some three
cents per day. family or ordinary size be constant
ly supplied with colo as ice ITSELF larger
bers In the proportion This has been found BY
actual experiment TO be saving of at least seventy
per cent over the Earhcn Jars formerly used for this
purpose.
Again, these Coolers SwE.r In this way saving
much unnecessary waste and trouble.
Being manufactured In the most wol kmanlike STYLE
and handsomely finished in every respect they make
very beautiful ornament for the Dining noom, Hotel or
Steamboat.
An important improv ement has lately been added to
the Cooler, viz small Pan Capable OF holding rom
six 10 eight pounds Of Butter) inserted directly under
the This quantity Of butter be kept perfectly
hard all day, without additional ice, Ia very important
addition to the economy and comfort Of families)
II desired the Cooler also be furnished at small
''p'A'' WIN frLTRRISG APPARATUS,
which serves the additional purpose of removing all
pures from the water rendering II perfectly clear and
The Cooler and Filter may be seen in operation at any
time, at BURNET'S.
No. II. East. Fourth street.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
JFFor sale In Evansville by
and HORyBRO0K 4 WOODWARD
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a. HUAd16BLB
PnyNIUN
R..nnna 0f C0fleea

0xE package Of this Essence win 60 a far 2: four
sence viii reserye perfectly the real taste Of the oes
lava Coffee. but will have more delicate and hnerdA
vor finer colour, and viii certainly be much whcl
ba clear without requiring anything 70 clarity Il
Msssfse.trsd ana fer Sale. whelssels ssl etsii
b. DANI BOILER e CO. Phila.
Ind for sale Wholesale and Rea II by
sepfeI-dAw. WO0LSEY & LfNCK.
= DOE. Assorted Steel Hoes, in store and for sale
lOby mars SAM'L ORR.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

-
THE UNDERSIGNED, having purchased the White
i Sulphur Springs. In Union county, KY, have the
pleasure to state that the premises have undergone
thorough repair and will be still further improved BY the
addition OF building, with several comm dious
rooms and many other material alterations and eonve-
niences.
They have bought the properly with the intention Of
improving and drrning make attractive and
agreeable, aud win do the extent OF their ability
and the time allowed before the opening the watering
season. Nature has done her past to render il
INVITING AND LOVELY
and the Propretor will spare pains TO 20 theirs since
their interest and inclination will alike prompt them
its performance
OF the medicinal and restorative virtues of the water
Il IL unnecessary speak for its character and
respects well established and widely kno n
The propre,ors will be preparedto entertain mpsny
on the LIST OF june and respectfully solicit The encour
agemenf and patronage Of the public.
II. E. ROUSE
g. G. GREEN.
spl5lIm--l Henderson Reporter.
TUsr ressived case Of splendid rich Plaid and shad
~ ed Cotton Cashmere
2Eales Patapsco Bsgging.
Case Of superine Blue and Orange Prints.
and for sale by MORGAN. KEEN & PRESTON.
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coRNER OF MAIN AND INIT BTkBBfG.
(Entranes First Sfrssf.)
THE undersgnea have purchased this well known
Saloon and entirely re6tted and refurnished it. II
is now in every particular agreeable place OF resort
being provided with excellent Tables and everything
cessary the comfort and pleasure of visitors The
propretors will give the personal attention the Sal
ioon spare trouble in making the yists of their
friends pleasant Connected with the Billiard Saloon
choicest brands of liquors and cigars. The old patrons
of the Saloon and the public geperally invited 10
call THQS. ID SMITH,
apll ALBERT ROwLEY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-25
GARDEN SEEDS

GARDEN SEEDS.
DUT mp in lU.} 90. and do packages direct from
j. the old Rochester Nursery
ALSO large lot ofsnaker seeds put up in the usual
way. all warrapted fresh Just received and ,or sale
at COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.
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EvANSvILLs n n &NUFAC4oRY
Nbrtno Fashion, Centtemen's Hats.

T SHALL introduce my Spring style q Gsns!sQees
admirably neat and the quality he bet thas % =.
ter.as aud good work manship can possiSy pgodISe.
am now ready TO take orders- Persons oepd1ng -.
and carefully nlled. P.VApIIEk
MARI First street "a door ahovo 0aia.
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SHINGLES.
OO 0O0 POPLAR SHINGLES just received and
10, UUU for sale by Gmh3.I SAMUEL ORR.
NEW ARRIVAL OF SPRING GOODS
At the wall Paper aud Lamp Store

JOHN DEvEREUx, JR, MAIN STREET., BETWEEN
FIRST AND SECOND.
rNHE undersigned hereby returns his thanks 70 the
Il ciiizensof Evansville and vicinity for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed on and would most
respectfully call their attention 10 his present and
beautiful STOCK comprising the latest patterns OF Hall,
dining ,oom chamber and other Papers Of superior
qualities. His stock of Gold PariOr Paper is
most complete and will vie with any house in the
West They are now ready for the inspection Of all
those who may favor him with call. No trouble 10
show goods. mhs6 JOHN c. DEV REUX.Jr.
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BOOTS AND sHOEs.

d. v.K. HENDRICKS Il Co.. have received q
general assortment Of their large Spring stock
KWy of BOOTS AND SHOES. Of all kinds, suited to
- this market. Their supply comes directly from
Eastern manufacturers of the best repute Their pur.
chases and contracts made very early before the
prices had advanced. They counns their
this branch Of business aions. and have facilities for
offering articles Of good quality, at prices quite low,
other wholesale house In the West They invite
the attention of COUNTRY MERCHANTS their stock TO
which they ape 70 receive regular additions throughout
the Spring season.
prise an unusual variety for Spring and Summer wear
adapted to the ages, purses and tastes Of all.
mh3t Main Street. near the Bank.
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XXT R.CHEEsE ssbxs Just received and for sale low
w sby 5. z. GILBERT CO..
mh2l @4 Sycamore near Water.
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cLocKs AND JEWHLRY.

n THE subscriber thankful for past lbe raj pat.
w ronage, would respectfully inform the public, and
arge and very nne assortment Of WATCHES, JEW
ELKY, CLOCKS, and all other articles usually found In
jewelers. shop, which he and wiH sell at prices a.
low they be bought in any ether city His stock
consists in part Of Fine Gold and Silver Watches Gold
Guard, Fob. and Vest Chains, Plain nd Sett Kings
Diamond Kings, Gold Pencils Fine Hunting Lockets,
Guard and Fob Keys, Fine Seals and Buckle, Gold
Pens. large assortment Of Ladies' and Gentlemen!
Breast Pins splendid lot Of Earrings both Drops and
Hoops Silver Table and Tea Spoons silver Pencils ana
Of fine Pearl Carr Cases, Portmones Souveniers and
host Of other articles all OF the styles Call IN
and take look how 1t Is trouble to show such
nice things Every thing sold warranted rep
resented. J. L. BlTTROLFF,
api-Sm Main Street. BET. Water and First. 4
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HOPKINS & READ will open in few days large
and choice stock Of Wall Paper, OF the latest pat
and will sell them at wholesale retail Eastern
prices. To all who in of this article will
make II an object for them to examine stock before
making their purchases. ph30
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lC =. ALWON DS.-a bags landing from steamer
spI - ' -N 5. Z. GlLBERr & co.
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IOAaOLlO rOONOnAs kOOAS AAA1s N
A RE now making and keep constantly on hsrd; cast
"A iron Screw Pipe, I, II; II! IT, 2, q and 3inch
BORE suitable tor steam, water gas &c. to which they
respe fully invite the senfion Of Railroad, Gas and
Water Companies. and al Diners in want Of cheap and
durable Pipe
ALSo-Mll Machinery Of the most approved pat
Ct various sizes and kinds always on hand Tobacco
Lard Timber and Mill Screws at the lowest prices; Car
Wheels and other castings fox Rqroadsyob work Of
Il kinds promptly Attended 10 They also the sole
Manufacturers in the West, Of Roys Frepshs Patent
hub Moricipg Machires. for carriage and wagon
Makers With one of these machines q man eau de
poye work IN day M do II better. than do
In i've days without IL. One Of these machines eau
be seen in operation ut Mr. q. DEcKERs Ct this place.
who Is the authorized Agent for tins and the adoiaing
countes
Orders from distance enclosing the money, sstis
factory references pron PITY attended 10. jap2ely
APOLLO HALL.
THE undersigned takes pleasure in announcing to the
L public that his Gne and spacious HAIL. can be rented
an at tar Rail-
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NIESSRS. sATERLEE & Dt'GARMo have now on
wi hand good assortment Of ono and two hsrse Car
rages. Rockaways and Rugges manufactured al their
Messrs. s. & Dec. will promptly ali all orde for Gus
tom work in the neatest and substantial manner
and not surpassed by Eastern manufacturers either In
quality or price. They have an experienced Carriage
Black smith who does up the Iron work In style res to
be excelled. apply
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HoPKINs READ have In saors . ~ 49, q
at low bargains un0
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E,SANsvILIN BOOK STORE, Just reed Uucte Toms
Il Cabin, further supply OF Curse OF Clifton. 1--we
Mcrchantst Emigr ant Squire. SAN. LISTER.
marl4
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y BY -mh22 III. MAGHKB 4 co.
CHEETINGS; 10 Bales Heavy ~ Heavy Brovs ebeee
- Hngs Just received per steamer FoEToa Res al
Tor sale BY MORGAN, KEEN 4 PRESTON.
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TsS PATEN r
WATER COOLER

WE are again prepared TO o6er our
friends and customers superior
article Of Water Coolers Of entire
new styles, and at greatly reduced
prices. This article ID the result Of
the application of scientific pEinci-
Piles to the purpose intended, viz:
TO keep water a. cool a. possible,
81 long as possible, and rita the
least possibis guqRtify Of lee.
The proprietor has long devoted
his attention to Ills particula Z
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-25

Bosrox, April 2l.-The New Bedford Mer-
curry publishes statement that the crew OF
the whaling brig Jusea, Of New Bedford. were
all massacreed by the natives of the Pleasant
Islands. The story is not credited but there
has certainly been some trouble.
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VI very large assortment will be sold low al whole
ale by mhs9 FOSTERS & BROWN.
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CHARLESTON, April e0.--The remains of
Vice President King were followed to the
grave this morning at II o'clock.
He was buried according to the rites of
the Episcopal church. The Rev. Dr. Plat,
Of Selma, officiated, and delivered most ex-
cellent sermon. Mr.. King died calmly and
composedly.
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A. o. RUNYAN,
u E rich liant TAIL OR,

UTFor sale In Evansville by
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HOPKINS & READ have In store nne stock of
LII Looking Glasses. Carpets. Straw Mastings. and
Rugs. Also good line Of summer Clothing. Hats and
Caps, &C.. &c. mh30
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SGn ~ aasspN WANTEDg
XXTE want 10 tons old Castings Immediately. at on
w Foundry buildings, on the Canal. corner OF Cana
and lnge Streets where will at all tmes pay CAS-
misc &. D. ECGLEsroN & CO.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-09-10
FARM FOR SALE
AT 1TCIIU.N!

TvNf1E Subscriber will sell at Public Auction. OF
WEDNESDAY, oCr. 9Th, 1853. on the premise,
at ons O'Clock, p. 81, unless previously disposed
of at private sale) his Home Farm situated in tn.
northeast part of Danvilleon good travelled road
and about >ix miles from the Railroad Depot in ST
Iohnsburv.
The home Farm contains about 22j acres, with
pasture about mile from it consisting of seventy
acres mostly cleared. The Farm i divided in
to t!llage. pasturagc and cwing-wcll water
ed and wooded. The buildings are new through
ont. very convenient: with two very large >paco,l,
barns. and other necessary out buildings. The
farm has good sugar and apple orrhardand Is well
fenced throughout. II desired, it might be divided
into two good Farms. In short. it affords !, mos;
excellent chance for situation and good bargain.
A Part of the purchase money viii be required
down, and liberal credit given for the remainder.
@ For further particulars enquire OF the sub
scrihcr "n the premises, or of Mr. John +. Morrill,
Derby, V. JOHN MORRILL,.
Danviiic, Aug, 26, 1858. e40w5*
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1'rat1g.

r. Lyndon. July -, l.. Silnev Wilson a-e,l 81.
In Iittl";on, Aug. - ri con,Imn>ion Mr. Charles
Bulk aarl IT,
In It-lc;on. Aug. % m infant son Of Curtis and
Lavnia Bowman. aged > months
H. Eos"awrn, AEg. -. Henry O'ntr. son Of Peter
NJ and Mar II. Chadwick. acrd2 wears.
AZ Bellows Falls. sep. |. Jacob Bailey Moore.
late Postmaster AT San Francisco. Cal. and former
ly resident otConcori MI acei IS wears.
Al Derby Line, Aug. 2l>t Ellen X. daughter of
H. \. and \. \. Pierce aged five weeks
In WaitSti"ld, Aug 81 Of scarlet fever. Marianne
Mcke"n. daughter of Rev Charles Duren. AGED .
Years and months
Al Nho'. Mass, July 18th. Of Panama fever.
iona 'r BRYANT, agci -. Also. July 16 Richard
BY" aged 81. The deceased were brothers.
and returned from California 10 their aged and
widowed mother July l>t to all appearances we'll
In llavertil y. H., ofly>-nterv, Frederick. only
son Of George 5. Towle E>!.. of Lebanon, aged /
wear.
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]}nrrIaar1.

In Sutton, Aug 81, ly E"v, II. r. Jones, Mr. \
Dram II. Hch-. Of M,rcdi;h, y. H.. and Nj, Caro-
line :. lutr, of Rurkr.
A. East Burke, Sept. l, hv Rev. H. 7. Jones, Mr.
Ecn,clear u'",merchant.and MIS- Emily II. !Iush-
ter Of >arnUcI Irouty, E>q., of Burke.
In Charleston, Aug. -. by Rev. Mr. Bracket
Mr. A'rheu~ Nye and NJ, Martha Carpenter. both
OF Charleston
In Concord. y. r.. by r., Dr Bortrn ,lr Ma
thanicl G""dh',c. # Salem, Mas. recently a resi-
dent d" :. I"hu~t.urv. and NJ I.vl-q +. Morr
In $. J"hn>hurv. sep. !. by Rev 4. e. Button.
Mr Charles {. Cushing, of vr,ion, and Ms Emma
+. lFuntelv f & Johns, urv
y" hv h" sane" >e:,' = Mr. Nathaniel Eocc.
Of Charleston and Mis- ella Ann >.earr.>. Of s..
John~hUry.
In Lyndon. AUG. 81. ~ E"v !. {. Wa-I. NIB.
H. Sr"eer and Miss Sarah 4 Mics, both Of Ivn-
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DR.. JOSIAH SHEDD'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT

Caledonia District s.
In Probate Cour. holden AT The Probate Office il,
lanviIle. in said district, on the 9Th day of Sep
f"mhcr. \. II. 1883:
" liEREAS. Era c. Chamberlain ani Samu-
W el \. Chandler. Executors of the Last Will
and Testament of pnCTOR JOSIAH SHEpp la,
t" P"acham. in sail district deceased. propose, 70
render an account Of their imini>tratioh. ami "a
present their account against SAID estate for exam
'nai"n and allowance, for the purpose of making
PARTITION and distribution of the residue oi said eS-
fate, under decree Of said court among the rcr.
sons VIII" are hy law entitled to the same L. i or.
drred hv sad court that the same come under cen
>lde:ation AMI he heard on the 26th lav ni Srr,-r-
her, \. d. 1858, at til" Probate ,.fce in said Dan
VILE
And il i> further ordered. thu. all persons inter
c>ted hr notified hereof, hv publication of a copy
Of the record of This order in The Calroninn print
ed NJ 81. JchmShurv, in said district. three week,
succc>sivclt. previous 10 said time of hearing that
they may appear and contest the allowance nt laid
account if they cause. and also be hrardhv said
court in the matter of partition and distribution of
said estate. By the Court
CHAS. :. DANA Judge Of Probate
\ true copy OF record. SILVA
Attest. q. \. BURBANK. Register.
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y1rurG s.atru!g.

GEN. CAsS.-The Washington correspon-
deaf OF the journal of Commerce tele.raphs
that from unquestionablc authority he learns
that Gen. Cass has been handsomely tender
ed the French Mission. His decision has not
TRANSFERRED.
es Joseph Gutman, a new York Custom
House Broker, abscondcd on Thursday
morning last, leaving deficiencies to the A.
mount of between 10000 and 100000, He
has left wife and large family of children.
"a The subscriptions for the New Orleans
0uiferers have reached sl92, 800.
E RESIGNATION OF WALkER.-Tbe
Washington correspondent of the New York
Herald says Hon. r. j. Walker has sent in
his Ignation of the Commissionership to
China, and will insist on its acceptance.
eaS There is a girl in Troy, n. Y. aged
f""'r" vorrs. of French narnnrarn. whose
lace Is almost entrely covered with hair of
a dark color, and two inches long. She is
intelligent, fond of books, and attends school
regularly.