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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-24

a Messrs. MACK 81 ,LoBENSTINE -
~f3 have just reed and viii continue NgsS 4 IN
M to'reeeive weekly from their large at rg vi
-uA. Wholesale Establishment in Gin Ss<rz-szz-
in NATL The arge.t and most extensive assortment Of
sZe FALLAND WINTER CLOTHING. es 4os- E
manufactured with especial view meet the warts
the Market and consisting OF every article OF apTare
necessary complete the ws.rdrobe of individuals ey
ry taste.
fine assortment of black, 5rown gray ,drab Maokin
Blankets, Box and Oyercots he Tot Of coth coats
of all sizes and prices superior black snt bueu
and English CloIh Dress, Frocks and Sack Cats full
irimest: SattifIe and Casmerete Coats bTosi green
and grey, all colors of Tweed and Cashmere sack
frock and dress Coat, Roundabouis and Goats or al
kinds. ,---, ..fs
7 ~ to PANTS. ''s"
Superior black and blue elcih and cashmere parts.
fancy French Cashmere Pants fancy stripes. blue black
and steele mixed and cadet mixed Sanett Pants Tweed
and Corduroy pants OF ever. varct. aud price 20 sa
purchasers -
s,i., svat. ,sss VESTS. faq2
Black silk and satin Vests fauey ard rain sil velvet
Vests: fancy cashmere Vests; sEiinet vests and
vests of all kinds, . ---,-....er.a fr erl
>eFUHNsNE.gNG COGES. "A, a.
s'ssssfs-i . Consisting Of an elegant and v;rnih
<<ssSsSs---, large assortment of custome (itnt
N-@r-s-o made bosom shirts shirt collars, - "
cravats of superior quality and beautiful Patterns, Silk
kIit cotton drawers undersrs gloves suspend and
every other article usaay found in the most extensive
establishment of thr country.
rze, In conneeticn with thei~ large stock Of fsti
tf.T clothing, they will keep fine assort- -
GsHA ment of CAaPs Superior H.1s Cars. -
Also, all kinds of Union Mexican California. LeSorp
Panama and other STYLES of hats with "A variety of
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-24

A SUPERIOR article of Sugarhouse Moiasses in
prime order in barrels and half barrels Tor sale by
noy3 ttiis.i.l Fl - J. Il. w. REILLY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-24
TO COUNTRY. MIR CENTS

WE are prepared Row sell Clothing of cry vari-
w ety and quality ard manuiaetnres.in ihemos sub
santial manner at wbolesle- JUST received From
Europe large stock of cloths, casancres. Sc which
viii enable make up and sell on The n9st
able terms clothing of every kind We have just reecv
ed large lot of ali qualities of oyereoais- ~
Weinvite The attention the country trade 70 stock,
while We xpress or gratitude for the liberal patronage
- = MACK q LoBENST1NE,
Western Star Clio. Thing Store, a
|. vl9 Corner, Front and Sycamore streets.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-24
.1rp.,f1sAP1R,tq

rpsT rec'd35J Reams of Letter and Tap paper ioi
~ $3.50 1ssIfv and which nd led to oar foTmerlargc
,at es our stock best ever offered In tiis mar
in which will be sold the city and country trade
" asst,s ~ No. ! Fosters Bleck.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-24
New Rco,,s.

TUsT RECEIVEDs AT THE EVANSVILLE BOOK
Store. Sargents life of Henry by Greely Fleet
woos life or Christ and hscAloses fnercnn Lie G
stor aud Manners; Atlantic and ransata antic; asar,
Womy of TO-DAY; The men Of the times: The Pioneer
per Cen Wet Isfe Genera Frank Pierse reed
per Clipper, and for sGle by
oct4 SAMUEL Llsl Ek. Z
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-24
]. 5. JAeuKss, EvANs'L, FIELD, MERRITT q Co., \.
MEURITT. FIELD s. co.

IMPORTERS and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and
l Domestic Dry Goods. Hats. Caps Boots and shoes'
IaId's building First street between Main and sye
more Evansville, Ind. particular attenton paid - or
ders) 81 ltz-NfE soS~'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-24
BUSINESS CARDS.
0PFicg CORNER MAINLAND WATER STREET

2-.ooE,s. FAMILY GRoCERY-KeePs every thlng
1 choice in Groceries aud pFoV.sions on rms %
l,.txeeR Main and Locust. p hV''
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-24

TOBACCO AND CIGARS
L sCO bxs Tobacco; is, IS, : h and h;
100 IA Havana Cigars OF various brands: j
leo NJ Common Cigars; for sale by
decfS - t-ff BABCOCK BROI HERS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-24

~ NJ. GRIFFITH, Wholesale and Retail deal or in
". Foreign and Domestic Hardware, Mecn.nies'
Tools Building Materials. Rife Mount r.gs Coopess'
knives and Planes, and Cabinet Makers Trimmings,
angI3 of. - acrszil y aid iu Main street. 70
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-24
500 PcISngcs OF Goods. aes
The EarSgst SJock on Dry Goods IL

The EarSCst StOck on Dry CooUs III
49,, - -rr IntiRna. FIfr
xEE have. now on hand lust received and en- the way
w The largest, cheapest. and most desirable stock
OrStape and fancy Dry Goods ever offered In indiana
very nrse amonn of which col trsCted for be-
rorc IL ( advance in goods. -
0,r igercnts with manufactures ard Importers
nd nnr having one of the firm always n the markei
enables n, sell goods greatly below most other houses
Ne arc determined 10 sell goods ON small profits and
solicit all wish io'bhy cheap TO call and Examine
our extensive stoci, before buying esewere. IUCf
augl9 -e r. j. H. MAUHEE q to :
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-24

t--o4S e. pRVEREUX Ja., Wholesale and Ketaii
j dealer in Wall Paper. Fire Screens W ,lI
I,i.rs Wr,prinr and Rosans Paper Lamps, Fhos-eie
c. ete e,e Main street, between First and Second
uasi els'' '' -N" 7-fl' langll ly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-24
DEPOsITS.
GRAHAM y FAR'

GRAHAM & FARRELL {" -.
TyTE have now on hand, aud are prepared TO sen Z!
w low rates well selected stock OF Groceries con
sistng in part OF, viz:
sugar, Glass Ware, Tea, .lCloves, .rrs
once. buckets, Trace chains, RaisiBs,
MOasSes, SEXES, Currv-eoinbs Cassia ss'.
Flouri Star Candles. tiinger, NutueEs.
l"oieco, asn-boards, Pepper, Maekerel
Cotton Yarns Herring. Spice Cement
-WhislSey tialnrc.-
IN adduohtoth above We have lately reed stock OF
ine Brandy warranted; together with general
M snt of Foreign and Domestic Liquors which we Will
81 spOseat small adv vance. reIsiT
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-24
HkRpWARE

ctHANKLlN & REILLY -are getting out OF me Hard
10 ware trade, aEd wish tose of their Stock Of Hard
ware at cost Carpenters and others wanting Hsrdwsre
viii please call and exaIsne stock they viIffd
n 10 their interest 10 doe before purchasing
oet29 . q. s.FnoL SHANKbIN tS RRIISYa 4.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-24
PRFSToN RRoTHHRs

HAVE received their new supply OF Groceries of
every description md ieel confident in saving that
they eau offer indueemsnt buyers mdi eoHntrF
haafs rarely TO be with. Call and examine Tor
yourselves at their the Telegraph Ofce Wa
terst. [oetIsl,, ii, PRESTON BRGTHEKasr.; sin
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-24
SIiOes SHOES

|. ,,a shoes ShOeS!! aIt
AIDES, Misses and chdrens she in great varieties
IL just reed and for sale at ,lt1 -.-l.- "a -i d
IHE EMBICH's DRY GoOD STORE.
oct7 Main st. three doors below Second.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-24

L MOCK DOWN AND ORA GOUT Rat Traps; e
IN Sugar cured Becf;Fresh Pearl Hoainey ;Toma.
10 Catsups Pickles asst Soaps and other Gxins for
red people, foF sale low by ~ q s-|.
septlI HORNBRooK q wooDARD.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-08

paper is 1iCst commsndabIe. 1t 10 dis.
tinguished by a sustained gravity and
force Of argument, a transparent lucid
ness Of explanation, a weight Of suthori.
tive citation. Ind a pregnant power Of
connected reasoning that have been rare
ly equalIed. Z"
Most honorable It 10 to the head that
cuncsived and the hand that traced it,
We should dsspise ourselves II ws suf'
isred our political differences with the
Administration 10 distort our judgment
Of this massive and luminous production
massive - granite; and luminous az
sun. light. We rega,d II a. marking
new era In the history Of our political
relations with transatlantic powers; and
% furnishing Q textbook. which the fu'
,ure public men Of the country n,sy op'
proprin,ely consult,to determine tho true
principles which should regulate tho
action Of tee Government hereafter.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-08
THE'LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

Db E"bSb"S
LONDON, Wednesday, Oct, 10.
The Times says the Turkish Nantes.
to is one Of the strongest and most unan
swerable State papers issued during the
present century.
The Pat'er says, that morally, Rus.
sia is already defeated and she will be SC
materially. Ho.liliiics on the Danube
and shores Of the Caspian Sea arc inev.
table.
Gold is o,4s per cent dearer in Paris
than in London, and o,65 per cent dear.
er in Hamburg than in London.
PARIS. Tueslay.-Tho Bourse was
dull at the opening. but became gradu.
ally mole steady. and closed with rise.
Threes, 1850; four. and halves, 90, 80.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 5.-The
city is tranquil. Part Of the Russian
army will 60 into winter quarters at
Bucharest. Exchange on London, 126.
ODE >SA, Oct 6.-The Turkish Dec
laration Of War has been received, The
corps OF General Luders is still in the
vicinity Of Odessa, expecting marching
orders.
The creates, confidence prevails in
commercial circles. The cholera has
subsidized. .-..
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-08
"PARTIES -

Under the above caption, the Regis.
ter OF last week gives US one Of the most
lively illustrations Of "hope deferred
we recollcct Of ever having seen. Il
certainly need a prolific imagination,
TO gather such consolation from the briel
history ofthe administration. ss it stands
surrounded by the increased democratic
msjorities in all parts Of the Union.-
Even Of the four lorloyn States that vote.'
for Scott, two have Democratic Cover.
nors.
From Maine to Californis,- ,--from
Florids to Iowa. the people have tri.
umphsd over monopoly in all their 70.
csat struggles. save perhaps an occa.
sional county here and there that hes
not entirely given up her idols. Tho
brief existence of.he present sdminis.rs.
,iea. il The upholdins Of the right Of cit.
issnship - isia down IN Pisres's inau.
gsral snd he exposure Of frauds. end
sigid scsaomy hsvs given eus asiion .
shasseisr abroad. and The sdminiars.
lion q stsndiss st-homs shst msy we'll
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-08

It's reported reception by the Gear, who
Immediately and cmphatically declared
that the Port should bavs the war II cour'
tod, and ,hs, this should be q war Of life
OF death. 81 .si III
The best accounts REPRESENT the Turk
ish Army as not only formidable in mum.
bers bu, indomitsbls in spirit, and excel
lently provided with every requisite to
efficacy. Whatever may be tho ultimate
issue Of the struggle. there is no proba.
bili,y that the Russisns can pass The
Bslkin before mex. July;evsn should they
be able 10 throw back their determined
enemy from the line Of the Danube
There is therefore ample time for the
Democratic spiri, Of Europe to manifest
ITSELF before Constantinople can be 20.
riously menscel. Austria may indeed
espousc openly III" Cause Other Sslavon.
ic master; bu, this will only tend to Pre-.
cipi,ate the grand explosion. This war
appears destined to make deeper i'm.
preston on the destiny Of mankind than
any former since Waterloo.-Ns,o York
Tribune.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-08
The Horticulturist, and Journal OF
Rural art and Rural Taste.

We have the prospectus Of the above
named Journal, with some specimen pa
ges accompanying. published at Roch'
ester, n. Y. by JAMES VIcx jr. Edited
by P. BARRY. This is work Of supe.
rior ability and merit-and altogether
reliable upon the subjects Of which it
treats. II would be Of almost inc alcula.
bic value to fruit growers, and persons
desiring a guide in the arrangement Of
country residences and ornamental
grounds, as it contains illustrations Of
the most approved and perfect plans for
cottages. pleasure grounds. fruit orchards
&c., combining taste and utility in the
happiet manner.
Still we call attention to it for another
reason. In noticing the descriptions OF
FAIRS, which are becoming very num-
srous. Va notice feature in two or three,
to Us rather new, yet carrying with it the
conviction Of great utility. and We men
ton II now for the purpose OF calling tho
at,eution Of others to the subject. SO that
It may be considered before another sea-
son for fairs approaches. The list Of
minor premiums granted at somo OF the
iate fairs, were almost entirely supplied
BY Agricultural, Horticultural and sc'en'
ti6c works-papers. books. magazines
&c;, thus greatly facilitating the increase
Of knowledge upon all subjects connec.
tel with the exhibitions. We think a
similar arrangement by tho officers Of the
Lawrence County Agiculturr.l Society,
would add materially 10 the interest and
usefulness Of tho association. In such
an arrangement. few copies OF the
Horticuralist would be very desirable.
It is. published monthly. at $500 per.
an nnum-contsins 4s pages with beaut'.
ful illustrations. Subscriptions rees,,su
here.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-08

excite tho envy Of It's opponents Yet,
the administration has failed" "Piefce
10 no S,atesmsn" &c, &c. Profound
sssaciy. Whs. ply that our smsr'es'
mon arc SO much ahead Of the sgs In
which they live that their merits are not
appreciated ill his too late 10 reworl
Them. Verify ,hee shalt have q monu.
men. yet Again. ",he democratic par.
" is falling to Pieess." because forsoo'h,
an ulcer that was wrankling in the New
York body polite bsfo:s our neishbor
of,he R"yissss md brss,hsd the vi.sl sis.
sAssces just now 10 Be dischassins i,s
oGsasivs seefe,ions. "Live In hope
brother. if you die in despair" Ps,Agps
",hs unshinkins msss," may sss beauty
in hafd cider, splint brooms. and Buck.
eye cabins YET.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-08
SPIRIT OF THE TIMES
Tuesday, Nov. 8, 1858.
n. I.EETE AND d. r. CORY. Epiross.

A LANDED Democracy. an eternal bass for Rspub.
iies-A LANDED Ar,siocraey, the foundation Of
rnonsrchiss and dsspo,isms.- Ye~ns Am~iee
The Land shall noi be sod forevsr.-Bish.
rle mass OF mankind has net been born with ssS'
dies on their bncks.-Nor \ favosed few. boo'sd
and -purr.d TO ride them sgisimatsly by the grace
oft'od.-L.C C.rson. last Lsffer.
.ro worship God. tho Father Of all men-to hone for
lie in Hcnvcn.--tho reward Of good accomplished
on earth. TO'ove our fellow men. and do for them all
that desire for ourselves To respect all forms by
which men are pleased to wor.hi God To combat
error not with whence. with hrc. but with truth
To love onr country. nnd to devote ourselves to II:
welfare TO the sacrifice Of our lives. To wn,ch
with tender care over the hsrrness o. our families
and 10 educate children IN The sentiments Of love.
and patriotism To instruct the ignorant TO
riohs the naked. 10 furnish work for the strong md
always and every where proclaim the fraternity ofalt
the e1mniifs Of all. and the THIRTY ofon."
SThere Is no foundation In nature. or In natural
laws. why sef ofwovds nron parchment should con.
vcy the dominion OF lands"
BLAcxsrsNI.
THE earth Is the habitaon, the Natural inheritance
of all mankind. Of ages present. and ~ comet hnta.
ton belonging To no man In particular hut TO- every
man: and one In which sH have an s7mnl right 10
dwell" JonN GRAy.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-08
THE CIRCASSIANS MOVING.

On the 9Th ult. Schamyl issued from
the mountains with his forces and broke G
into the Russian District Of Dscharo Bic.
lokansk, where he male an attack on
the fortress Of Novysakntal. Gen. Or.
belian marchsl with three battal!ions
ofinfantry, six guns and some cavalry
to meet the mountaincers. and after hur,,
fighting, which lasted ill nightfall, sue.
ceslel in driving them back.
The Russian statement from which
this account was taken says that the
loss Of the Circassans was considerable
and that the Russians themselves lost
staff officers, 3 field officers and 81 men.
Schamyl was expected by the Turks 70
do good service in their aid. The re.
ports that the Schah OF Persia had a.
greed to assist the Russians is again
strongly contradic,ed, and the counter
statement is made that the Persian for.
ces are to ail tho Turks.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-08
Dene ecratic Rejoicing In Chic.

= IL
The gsllspt Democracy Of tho "Buck
eys State TO "Youns Giant Of The
Wss."--srs exceedingly happy. immers
ssd In ssa Of slsdness. Tho rssul. o.
the recen, election Is indeed Of the mos,
sr.i(yins and joyous character. Cur
friends of.hs spitoisl corps Of Ohio, now
in an ecs,scy ofdslieht must no, be ssl.
6sh. They must pssmi. ~ Of the nation.
al metropolis TO The Democracy Of Ohio
hss achieved subsisaslsl sad brilliant
vie.esy--hss eevsssi isSsif wish Slssy.
Bu, our Joy 10 msn~l In - sseseAos
the, our s.rins isllow,m Tho whiss'
are ehasrinsd snd mortified By 'his over.
~hslmias political rso.srs,ion. They
have. however, still q resource Ieft-
they can draw on their philosophy. snd
We trust that their drsush,s will bs du.
ly honorod AID punctually.-Wash.
Union.
Rcjoicing-unliks most dispcnsn,lons
so doubled BY being shared. We Ger.
tainIy have no reason TO be sclvsh: rs
our victory is the victory Of the whole
Union--an unmistakable, corlisl and
overwhelming expression Of our people.
in favor Of f"our now President" and Of
his administration. in so far as it can
bc Judged by half years action. Let
every Democrat. therefore. from Califor.
mia to main join in our jubilee. Let New
York, ifshc can keer her eyes from her
own un.ightly position for momert-
observe our undivided front, ond emulate
our example If she can.-Statesman.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-08
Daguerrean Artists.

Mcssrs. A. r. Cole & T. H. B. Cham.
blin from GAINESVILLE ore to occupy The
upper room, in the corner building ia
Rogers block, adjoining tho lronton
house, Mr.. Chamblin called on Us one
day last week, from whom we earn that
they are to have the building fitted up
expressly for the business, with sky.lishts
and other converienccs. We wish them
all the success their strictest attention
and most persevcring efforts may deserve
The ornamental in life is only second
to the useful.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-08
California Congressman

The Hon. M. S. Latham, member
.esect to Congress from California arrived
i. the Northern Light. Senator Gwin'
lady and family, Senator Weller and Hon
J. A. McDougal. we're to leave Califor.
MIA on the steams: leaving on the 18Th
inst.
We ara grati6e 10 rscorrl the ADVENT Of
our old school mate and friend LATHAM.
He is native Of this clty-an old stu.
dent at Ohio University: and after man,
adventures, ,re,urns from the Pacific as one
Of the Representatives Of the Golden
Statc-a psoud triumph ofindustry and
talent. We shall be glad to soc him in
our midst, as will be a great many ofhis
old friends. .-Stdtesman.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-08
War in Europe.

The news by the Arctic yesterday
leaves no reasonable ground for doubt
that war between Russia and Turkey is
already commenced. The Turkish
Manifesto. which we publish herewith,
while moderate in its tone and guarded
in its expression, proffsrs no alternative
for hostili,ies but the prompt. unqualified
abandonment ofthe Danubian Principal.
ties bysRussia; and this. though no more
than the Czar ought to do. is very Ger.
tainly what he will not do. Tho diplo.
ma,is.s are busy over their protocols and
notes. as usual, and the stockjobbers ore
eagerly conjurins up - loop to hang
doubs upon" but ihsss amount to nothins
in the face Of tho Turkish Msniissto and
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-08
MIR. Marcy'S Letter.

The New Orleans Bee, d leading whiy
paper at the South, speaks i" the follow.
ing enthusiastic terms Of the admirable
reply Of MI. Marcy TO Chevalier Hulse.
mann.
1t has been our destiny to read many
State papers. and inaumsrable exposi.
tions Of the policy Of our Government.
bu. we do not think we have ever psrus.
cd a more powerful and mastery asser.
ton ofAmsrican doctrine, and vindica.
ton Of American right than is embodied
in the repIy Of the Secretary Of Ssste.--
Upon slmos, every point it ID slike
complete. full, psrsPicuess and unan'
swerabie. In tone and style, this able
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-08
"H Il HDo

At Coulersport, Potter Co.. on the
10Th inst, in the 2s,h year Of her age
MARY, wife of N. L. Dixie, only daueh.
ter Of the Hon. 7. Ives, and cousin TO r.
Leetc, Of this place. She visited this
place in company with her husbands
less than a year since, in the bloom oil
health, with every prospect for a long
and useful life.
We have seldom chronicleI a death
20 inscrutable as this. Possessing a
heart ovcraowns with the elements oil
true nobility-chari,y, generosity, friend
ship and lcve, stsmped upon all her acts
---she was admired by her acqualn,an
ces, beloved by large concourse ol
friends anil relatives, anil the adored Of
the family circle. But alas! her sun Of
life has set, her home has becom desc.
late. The family circle has been sun.
lered by the ruthless hand Of death, and
the principal object Of attraction remov.
ed. The society Of friends have been
startled by the near approach Of the
dread messenger, but to see their bright
est light ex.nguished, and dark, deep
gloom, intervening where all was light,
life and joy. Yet, though acquaintance q
may be unable to fathom the mystery
though friends may shudder that death
has thus laid his icy hand upon their
hearts-and though her family may even
feel the cold damps Of the tomb thai
encircles her fair form-Hope, looking
away beyond the dim vis.as of time,
grasps the bright realities of eternity, to
witness the joys Of tho pure. over an &C.
cession TO their circle Of felicity in the
crowning Of her happy spirit with i'm.
mortal life. Thus it is that our loss j.
her eternal gain.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-08
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

An arrival brings dates via England to
Angus, 9Th. Nothing has occurred since
previous advices to check the activity
which prevailed ir all commercial affair s
owing to tho continued shipments for
Australia. The effect Of this demand has
been an enormous rise in the price Of all
articles Of consumption, Notwithstanding
an unusually abundant harvest.
On the frontier all continues quiet
Krelis favorite son had died, to the grea
regret Of his tribe. The unlucky native
doctor who attended him had been put
TO death for his want of success. -
Great alarm was felt by tho settlers in
tho Sovereignty lest that fine territory
should bs abandoned. Last season it
produced 1000 bales Of wool, and thi.
season will yield 1000.
We have no later dates from Natal.