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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-01

Sa22akS sail On Friday, the lst. at o'clock, A
N. The steamship Virginia, Captain Teal is
now ready to receive freight and will sail as above
For freight or passage, apply to
mn 81 ROBERT RANKIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-01

fEHO ISVALIDS.-I have for sale an elastic
l. Air Bed" one of the most pleasant and most
acceptable beds for an invalid ever offered to the
public. have aold several of these BEDS and they
have invariably given entire satisfaction Call and
see 1t at o. A. SpRECkER'S,
NH 31-1w Opposite Old Market.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-04
,rrvuS A. HaKBAROUX,

HYDRAULIC FOUNDRY, LOUISVILLE, KY,
a RE now max ing aud Keep constantly on hand; cas-
n iron Screw Pipe. l. !, T.; II, IL, -, st anu 3inch
bore suitable tor steam, water, gas, &c, 10 wn,h the!
,s,iv inyit,, the attention Of Railroad, Gas and
Water Companies aud all others in want OF cheap and
durable Pipe.
,,rrs M .d. to ORDER; iron Force and Lit Pumps
of ynrions sizes aud kinds always on hand Tobacc"
Lard Timber aud Mil Screws attne lowest prices Gar
all kinds promptly attended to- They are also the sole
re Is n the West OF Roys Frenehs Patent
Unh Vorticinr Machines, for carriage and wagon
narors With one of these machines a man can do
WORK I'm one DAY and do IL better, than ne can do
in Ave days withoat il. One of these machines can
be seen i'm operation at Mr.. &. DEcKERs a this place,
who il the authorized gent for this and the adjoining
counties. = ii.
Orders from distance enclosing the money, or salts
factory references promptly attended 10. jan29-iy
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Icss cOmmOr 10 both sexes,
RATES OF YEARLY DEPOSITS:

". II. DONChN, TTcsiuoht
c. r. SrARKs. Secretary.
AGENTS WANTED, for the above Association. TO
whom viii be paid eommissio that will nett from
J l50doiars per month The AZ enry offers the great
est ndueementsio young me desi, oftraven and
visiting different sections Of country the business, is
pleasant and agreeable. For further particulars ii-
quire at the Onice. or OF
HoRNBRoOK & CHURCHILL. Ag't..
marie lyd&w WIter st. Evansville Ind.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
AT WHOLESALE.
REMOVAL.
Z. 81 Z. SLEVIN

T. & 4. SLEVIN tar
DEG leave inform their customers snd Western and
ID Southern merchants generally who lay In supplies Ia
oni.yille that they have removed TO their and SPA
cious five story front house. Main street. opposite
the Louisville Hotel, where ey are now receiving an
and wei selected stock comprising most Kinds
of Foreign and American --.
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
In part rs follows: Cloths Cassmeres. Satinets, DE
LANES I.usters Cashmeres, Silks, Barcges Velyeis
Prints Ticks Drills Kerseys, Sheengs aud Shirting
Osnaburys Flanuel Blab keis Ginghams, Linens able
Clots Hosiery, Gloves, laces, Ribbons. small wares
railors trimmings &c They will be in daily receipt
OF fresh additions aud latest sty of Goods all
OF hic they oisr The most reasonable terms, AMI
will take great pleasure in showing to all those who will
live them call. (sepa5-iwdetw) tLoa. Jour
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GRANITE INSURANCE COMP ANY.
UticaN ~ CAPITAL, SJ0e,OOO.

GEO. CURriS. Prest. ID. c. GROVE. Vice Prcs'I
WM. II. DEDRICK, ,Sec'y. TIM. .. GRANNiS, Treas.
A 81 8 FRANCIS BATES. Gent Ag't. alt
FINHE undersigned continues 10 recoire applications
J. and issue Policies on as favorable terms any rs.
sponsble Office In the west For the high standing aud
responsibility Of tho aboY Company reference Is made
TO Messrs Bemen. d Vicle and Alis & Howes, Evans.
vile. my2?ly HENRY {. GWAIHNEY. .Agt
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OFFICE OF THE EVANSVILLE AND
CRAWFOR RDSVILLE RAILROAD co.

NToTICEss hereby given that Ia pursuance OF an Act
OF the General Assembly OF the state OF Indiana.
entitled .An Act amend the Charter OF the Evans
lille and Illinois Railroad Company, (Approved March
T. lSJ3 which said amendments we're accepted by said
company the corporate name and style of said com
has been changed and henceorth u will be called
aud known the Evansville aud Charlottesville Kali
road Company. BY order Of the Board,
sep6-cn JOHN INGLE, JR.. Sec'ry.
Enquirer, Princeton Clarion, and Vi,eennes Gazette
copy months
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HALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROA ID.
From Wheeling 10 Baltimore. and connecting with the
Washington Branch X. x. at the junction, lately
called the Relay Hcuse,) nine miles from Bal
tmort, and with the Philadelphia. vii. "
mington aud Baltimore X. X to
Philadelphia.
E great tunnels upon the new part OF the line are
i now fully completed and the whole road Is In nps
condition one of the most and
romantic routes in The world The create Ca for the
comfort and safety Of passengers Is constantly exercised
by the officers and AGENTS Of this Company and there Is
reports of interested and unscropuous agents Of other
rUuiesto the contrary.
| The new aud splendid steamers Of the Union Line
from Louisville Madison aud Cincinnati connect with
the road ut Wheeling and through tickets from these
places 70 BaitlmSre Washington philadelphia; Sc,
Vile, boats ofthe Union Line only at Louisville.
The leave the wharf Louisville daily for
Wheeling where passengers aud baggage are carefully
transferred 10 the ears.
The express mail train leaves Wheeling da y at half
past and arrive Cumberland (20l miles) at
more (3e0 mics) at day light next morning. In full time
to connect with early Washng,on and philadelphia
less than twenty hours, insludlng stoppaees.
Travellers will not tal 10 observe that this is
HxArtsr well one Of the most pleasant routes to
the East.
Baggage checked through any the Eastern points
without charge. Passengers and baggage aretransfer-
red TO the cars FOR Washington at the Junction. and for
Philadelphia. at Balmo wi hout extra charge. Trav
ecrs are allowed ample time aid opportunity at all
points To obtain their meals. 0
Through tickets from Louisville Baltimore. with
the privilege oflyng over any where tho route S1l
To Washngto Sll 80: to Philadelphia To- New York
sH To be had above only. Che ailroad fare alone
from Wheeling TO Baltimore is 80 50j TO Philadelphia or
Washing ton 80 50)
While the water is low in the Ohio. light dnught but
swift steamers will keep up tie connection between
Cincinnati and Wheeling. Passengers may also leave
river Cincinnati and r.ach Wheeling by the wayof
railroad 10 Columbus and GAINESVILLE. and stages thence
to Wheeling For this route passengers buy through
tickets IN Cincinnati and leave there at or "a o'clock
A. N. daily.
JFreiyhts 10 all Eastern points hy this safe direct
and speedy line (which Is red do immense
busness) will be taken as low by other route All
property carefully handled and delivered In good order
Inquire as above. WM PARKER,
R.
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JAMES Low 4 co.

ALI STREET. Iorisyu.E. Nv.
4 RE now receiving their fall stock OF Foreign aud
n Domestic Dry Goods 10 which they invite the aen
ton o nts coming 10 this market TO make their
pu rchascs Ncare importing direct from Europe the
principle part Of foreign goods, and can and rH sell
them on good terms, us the same articles can be
bou. t in any ma rket in America Our stock Of Amer
Prints will continue to sell at the exact cost from
the Agents in the Eastern cities for cash In par funds
Our purchases are made exclusively for cash and Mt
such prices will enable coNPKrl1Ios
ALI JoBBERs buying their goods the usual tne and
IL is our determination not be undcrsold In this orany
mark at in this couutr, aug9 d&wu
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FARMERS AND:MECHANiCS'
HE ALTH ASS CITATION!
Cleveland Ono 81 Lafayette. Ind.
UT rA - -1GxSs - r. GAO.

THIS Is Association Farmers. Mechanics and
l. Workingmcn generally, for tho mutual ASS stance
OF each other ia case OF Sickness or accident.
By the pay nent o the Admission Fee of 81 so ut the
time of makn applications AMI at the first Annual De
post within ten days, YOU will become n Life Member
nd will be entitleo To Weekly Ben t, IL YOU should
disabled by Sicknessor Accident from pursuing
ordinary business occupation. Females insured against
sickness common to both sexes. .
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-04
DEPOSITS.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.
HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT


IxcoRpoR Arxp IelO.-CHARTgH PERPETuAL.
AuthoriIed CapI S25O0O0.-Snbsertbed Cap! 10000
THIS long stabished and well known lnstitution
il has transacted most extensive Insurance busnes.
for more than f,rty years. throughout the United States
aud tho British North American provinces II has aimed
secure public nddence, by an honorable and faithful
uIlimeut OF its contracts and the OF property
nrc assured that all claims for loss under its policies
will DO literally adjusted and promptly pad Public
BuiIding. Manufactures, Mills, Machinery, Dwelling
Houses. storss, Merchandise, Household Furniture
Vessels tho stocks while la port DC Wc will be
insured at rates low asthc risk VIII admit The fo
lowing gentlemen constitute the
r1slr BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
r.r- H. HUNTINGTON. President. arg
ALBERT Day, CALviS DAY, urf..rIl
J,xrs C;oopwtS Jos ALLys,
nH CHARLES boswell, JOHN 4. BRACE
HrsRy Kysry. CHARLES J. Rtc. .r.f
CHARDES TAYLOR, Secretary.
CuRtsvoyurr q. LYMAN, Assistant See'..
II uPApplications Tor insurance may be made to
ALLEN &. HALLOCK, Agent,
Main street, nearly opposite the Bank.
does n.a 0-T Iu s...T Evansville. Ind.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

OfFIcE EVANSVILLE & CRAwFoRosviLLE X. Co.,
EvANsvILLs. Sept. 5, 1853.
NOTICE hereby given that ell ction for thirteen
IN Directors of the Evansville and Crawferdsyile
Railroad Company To serve for the ensuing year, will
be held the Court House. in the city OF Evansville,
Monday October ID 1853. between the hours Of 10
O'Clock. A. NJ and O'Clock. y. NJ. a4
sep5-tde JOHN INGLE, JR., Secry.
Evansville, Princeton, VineenEss, and Terra Haute
nan eony day Of .r
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HAYES, CRAIG a. co.,
! MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF
HATS CAPS A N D T a NCY z u K >,

IIONT"-| EUUTSVTLLE, MI,
VXTOULD respectfully and mo disinterestsdtg an
w nouucc t, the VI rciants aud niers OF Evans
willie and vic ty that they have introduced their raii
st,les of Hats Tor s53 and with their facilities Tor ma
uf, turing, have no hcstati"1 VI that they ca
nIrn sh purchas,rs "A alter variety OF goods IN
Ia cir lne and prices equally as low as any Basic
no se an pledge thems Ives to duplicate an! .iI
osIr. ~''' @' "F aug3nda ia Win
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.l e.. M. GRIFFITH.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEsLER IN

Hardware uu0 Cutcry
Sv,s iu,t rsc,iysd full and com ,lete stock OF 70
4 reign aud domestic Hardware, Mechanics to0s an
Building Materials. Merchants, Mechanics. and o'noi
xrsinvi,ci to eranipe his stock AZ
aprctCLo The SIGN0F THE MILL SAW.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OTFicE on EvANsvILLE q CRAwFoRDsviLLE X. Co.,I
EvASsvILLE. S~pt.5, 1853. \
NOTICE Is hereby given. that Interest Dividend
of light PEI cent per annum. Is declared PAYABLE
Ia the Capital stock of the Company aud after Mon
day the lyh inst to all individual stockholders whoss
stock fully paid rior 10 lst Of last July
BY order OF the Board
sepGem JOHN ISGLE. JR.. Sec ry-
Enquirer Clarion Princeton Gazette and Patriot,
Vinccrnes. d monhs-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-04
LI0E EVANSVILLE. Ia, TUESDAY OCTOBER f. sIS5
So BUSINESS CARDS. g
NEW HARDWARE HOUSE.
eH CHARLES S. WELLS,

IMPORTER (DIRECT FROM ESGLANDg WHnLE'
SALE DEALER IN HARDWARE. CViLEhf
AND FANCY GOODS. 1rfia
MAIN srRrrr rwo Doors BELOW TIE BAhK.
EyANSVlLLE.iND,
NHE undersigned bcgs leave to Inform the ciuncns oil
J. Evansville and Merchants In The inferior, tlat he
inst onened New House, In this city, for the pur-
pse of transacting the Hardware Business In all its
branches e IS prepared by direct importations from
Europe and By purchases OF American foods from the
themselves to offer to close buyers, all
Goods In his line at the lowest figures. set by any West
erp Hardware Establishment.
Merchants from Indiana. Illinois and Kentucky will
and my stock entirely New. varied and large. aud will
In me In readiness, times, to duplicate Cincinnati
and Louisville bills. Orders for goods will receive my
rates. and promptly u
auglj.y -al CHAS. "a. WELLS.
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ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI. s
Commission and Forwarding
.fst nOUS SE. f4gTtF
10 SE P Elm, e ,MoG 2 RID g E.

CORNER oy COMMERCIAL AND PiSE STREETS.
CNONSIGNMENTS AND COMMISSIONS will have
~ prompt and personal attention, aud iibcrai ad.
ra.ees will be given when required, on Consignments
or Bills OF Lading ia hand.
Orders t.r the Purchase of Lead. Grain, Hemp and
other Produce will be aed at the lowest possible prices.
The Receiving aud Forwarding of Merchandise and
Produce will meet with especial and dspah the
lowest rates OF freight will always be procured aud the
expense OF storage aud drayaye much us possible
avoided
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Eyan~viIic Com IN erCta1 COiI"Ec.
TIME subscriber would respectfully inform the Young
men of Evansville and vicinity, that hc nas esGo'
li.bed Commercial College In this city, ON First oe.
tween Main aud sycamore streets (oyer MrJ ~. ead'
wells store where he proposes teaching lhe science o.
Double Entry Book Keeping in all ~ Its various
brnncbe- HIS plan of teaching combines Praette win
theory students enter at any Time, ana progress
with their capacity. full course ca be CONF ,etcu 'n
from DIX To eight k The time will not bo Ia hte'
and students can without additional charge Inc
tuition fees must be prepaid ar secured
e.. t TERMS: .f. TT s.I -
For the Mcrchantilc Course. S.u Wv Wv
IncIuding Steamboat Book Keeping....-....- 20 Wv ",
Mercantile Calculations. ..'......'' ="
students will furnish their own light -,
Hours OF instruction from to ~ NJ IL 70 .. T. W.
Evening sessions from 10 10. Z. VI. u,-,,
Ror further nEDrnuiion call at the omsdur'hg ous'
ness nours' VI JEREMIAH BENIN.
-, Principal
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NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRAC

THE undersigned i'll receive proposals. at tn rad.
road Office Ia indianapolis. to construct the tvans-
vil,e indianapolis aud lcveland straight Line Railroad
from Evansville o. indianapolis The proposals will be
fer the whole line miles more &C iess. or Tor either
Of the three Sections ofsbout 50res each firs from
Evansville 10 the crossings of Ohio and Misssspri
KaIlroa Dayess county Sect nd from that point 20
Spencer Owen county; Third that pontto ndiat
aJolis The bid will be for the hole work (the compa-
finding the ron chains and spikes up Ia the rolling
or for The earth and rock work alone. Tho
proposal will state what part Of The pay WIZ be received
In real estate bonds and stock OF the company.
Propositiops for Gradirg the Southern Division To
Washington will be received ~ Evansville by Mf.
Willard Uarpenier. Vice President.
.. II. SMITH, Prest-
WILLARD CaRrESrrE. Vice Pres't.
ugl5dawsw tI tStdte SeRfHdD
-no BUSHELS Pure crop Timothy seed just
IOUU ceiycd! from lllinoi. and for sale BY
'surso FOSTER 4 BROWN
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HcfcrcnCes.
PAok & BuoS,
CHARLxss, BLow & Co., 9,
CaourEAu& & VALLr, ("'' bos'''
DoAs, KING e. Co.'S
N. ID. NrwcoaB * Bso., ! ,o,.uu
w. v. KEvSoLps, H'u''hie'
ELLis * MoRroS,
SrRApxR II GoRnAN,
i'W HossA IL FRAsgR, , Cincinnati.
tNe'. iSPRISaEr & WHIrENAx,
4. %. GOODMAN 81 Co.,
hH ]. w. BurLKR & BRo.,
f ID. LkEcu & Co., Pittsburgh.
- WV. HoLMEs& Co..
e. c. .YARSALL 81 Co., L. .fFr.
MORGAN, J. NJ. Buck S MoHoAx, p,u.l.,..,.
B. b CoNEeys,
SuIrLps & MILLER. ..
Blow & MARCH,
.e = York 4I1fT.
Cu,s. A. wEioHr.> 1ti<ui f..-. ..01 ~
yosIAH LEE & Co.. I R.,,mo,s
AsRAuAM G.. CoLE,
A. G.. FARwELL & Co., R.,.,oc
HowARp. SOW ~ CO., N
T.C.TWICHELL&C CO.. New Orleans.
have an open Policy of Insurance., which wihcove
all shipment. my address, when advised by letter pet
mail or when endorsed on bills Of ladug before. or .
the time OF Shipment. JOSEPH NOGKlDCE.
mzrc, 81 dSwIy st. Louis, no.
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AMERICAN UNION i4
LIFE INSURANC COMP ANY
rlHh Capital 100000.

rb. above rate. are for the whole term OF life. For
seven years Insurance. the rates 33l per cent less
On the mutual rates one half only required In cash
the Remaining half Ia a Premium Note.
risk TAX IN ai premium OF 81 pei
cent. j. fCASSEinEnhhs hSent.
MERCK DEAN, Secretary. fcbs3
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SOME THINGS CAN BE DONE As
WE'LL As OTHERS.

yINHE underslSned tikes pIeasurct IN aEnOuucIby
Il TO the citizens Of Evansville anil
.urrounding coantry that he has opened -
n SHOE STORE AND FACTORY. on Main street. ~
between Second aud Third, where he be found at all
business hours Ho has Just fcturned from the East,
and il we'll supplied with the latest styles OF manuae
tnred work OF all kinds, which hc will sell aud warrant
Uis stock OF Leather aud Findings the iri lc
aud quality and been selected with great by
hinissif with n desire To pieasea ALL
'-Do' 20 fir- III. J. HART.
Y n The attention of Ladies and Children are es-
,,ccialIy invited to my assortment aud prices.
YPhI rips repaired free OF charge IL bought at my
establishment anss< - ~ q
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TRaNsPOxTaTION.

WESTERN STATES LINE.
DY Railroads aud Canals. running in C hnecticn wn
Id Steamers and Pr"pellers on the Lakes
no TRANSPARENT AT ALBANY OK TROY.
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- -.... f PRINTS. r.s.r
HS CASES Spragues. Dunnells & Williams Fancy
O.) Is cases Hue and Orange Prints,
> cases Fig'd Turkey Red do.
Just received AMI for sale by
sepI5 AT Main ST.. Louisville, Ky.
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PRoPKfsT TORS:
A II. Cobb e. CO.. Foot Of fIBdara St Buffalo.
A. W. Palmer & Co.. I2I, Broad ~. New York,
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BUSINESS CARDS.

VOHy c. DEvEREUX, ia. Wholesale and RetIi
- dealer in Wall Paper. Fire Screens " ndow olhds
soastrs Wrapping aud Roofing Paper, Lamps. Phosgen,
ssas etc. s.e Main street, between First and second
stTcets. t""s" y
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I IIST IkfCEH ssD. n N
4 - n DoZ n Wood Buckets; 20 nests Wood Tubs;
DU per Forest Rose. and for sa 9 at lowest market
~ Pe' isepol PRESTON BRoTHEkS.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-11-19

0rWe clip the following from the MissiSsWpian. During
the residence of Rev. A D. CORBYN city, for
tunate in early forming his acquaintance and take great
pleasure in commencing him gentleman Of quiet manners
pleasing address, unassuming christian He fine
RntaOn teacher here and many our young who
under his charge here speak him with great kindness
We feel assured that the newly elected Rector will
the confidence Of the people South ous and that the College
offs Andrew, will prosper under his prudent guidance
We are glad to learn that the College of St. An
drew opened last Monday, with very encourag
ing number Sfstudents. We can assure our friends
abroad that eutcity is perfectly healthy now, and
that during the late epidemic there was not sin
Rle case Of yellow fever at the college.
The Rev. Mr.. Corbyn, newly elected Rector of
The college, we are assured, is gentleman ofno
ordinary requirements as scholar, and has con-
adorable experience as a teacher.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-11-19

% Monroe and Choctaw the banner of the late
election Acke and Drane the elect deserve credit
for the energy and with hch they conducted the canvas
Acker had the wide and deep rooted popularity Of Col Wilcox
TO contend aganshe Fooe influence and the whole weight
Of Judge Rogers and his miybeside this he opposed
by very popLl man. old citizen and clever GOOD easy
gentleman who had the misfortune believe that Fooe was
little less than old Jackson was the angelic Interpreter OF
the myths and fables Of Jacksonism and that he Jimmy Sui
van regularly baptized the apostolic successor to Foote
union peserver Acker met all these things he nd
icued these petensons he ampooned the coalitions and the
best OF is the people be bamboozed by the cry
OF the Union Is in danger any longer and sent Sullivan
retirement with lsi majority against him.
james Dano of Chocaw the Governor face to face at
all lis appointments, ana with pompnes- that distinguishes
him in situation in life Slapped the inperinenca OF the
Governor the face He corrected the loquacty of the Coy
enor forced him tell the ruh made him apologize for hi.
misrepresentation and insisted that while he remained in the
county he should behave himself
Dranc faced some strange music We saw letter he read
on the stump otendedto excite religious preudces against
gentleman who scos all such base trickerv and which was
concocted to draw up the church Drane He used this let
ter etectuay that its author will be more cautious how he
writes any OF the same sort.
Col Drane has covered himself with glory and old Chocav
stands in the democratic ranks with Drane and LIdel
and answering democrats as her chosen rep
resentaiyes as the State affords
kempar and Neshoba have done their duty wchavingr
turned that uninchng democrat J. J. Pcttus to the Senate
Noxubee and Winston have done we'll The people hav,
ebuked Fooe and his aers and abeors by returning hat ole
warhose to the Major Jos Roger Three cheers o
the old Major
Col Melville is elected senator from Madison and Attaa
Berry from Tppah and our old friend Greer from Marshall
heard of but senator elect who troubled with the gapes
but one and he will yet die of the '.pipp"