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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-31

nFThe spontaneous gifts OF Heaven are
of high value; but the strength OF Persever-
ance gains the prize.
CT Let every man sweep the snow from
before his own doors, and not trouble himself
about the frost on his neigh ,or's tiles.
Is- Oar sorrows are like thunder clouds,
which seem black in the distance, but grow
J. liter as they approach.
- Do not love idleness and hute labor;
n, not be diIigent in the beginning, aud in
the end lazy.
CO The generations of man follow each
other as the waves i'm swollen river.
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DENTISTRY.

TAR. I. KIVETT. DENTIST, HAS PERMANENTLY
located in the city Of Evansville, and has furnished
himself with rooome In handsome style First street
between Main and Locust, short distance from the
Sherwood House, where he s prepared To perform den
al operations Of every nature and warrant his work.
He invite the public with full that he
give full sisfAe,ian 10 those who may favor hin win
a Call jei6vu
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DR.. o. HALsrED'sPILfk

WILL relieve every 'human being" who has any
~ The following symptoms:
Indigestion Headache
bioasHsss Extreme Nervous Agitation
AcidiIy Pslpitatiou of the Heart
sense OF oppression at An incaFacv for the slight
tho pit OF the Stomach est ex-rtion
Depression Of SpiritS Mistness d Indstinetnes. OF
Heavlness Vision
Cold Hands and Feet Unplsasaut t,ste in the
Nunioness o The Inns and Mouth, particularly when
olnerPars rising In the morning
Vertigo, Nausea Dull heavy pau and sense OF
Dmcui'y o. Respiration weight in the Head
Stupor temnorarv Ioss of mn m orx
IrriiaLility sense Of Em.tne.s
Drowslnvss Pulse Lass freoue nj an a nm or RI
DeoWS feeble than usual
Extreme LsRguor and Ex- Dependency
hausuoh Emaciati0r and Extreme De.
Kestiessness bty.
Costiveness.
Principal Depot ut
BVRNETS, NO. il, EAST FOURTH STREET.
CINt lima I'll. OHIO.
FFor sale by Druggists everywhere.
UPPric e SO Cents.
Nc PCOuntry Dealers supplied ut Proprietor's prices
by all incinnsu Druggists.
VI PPurchase none but 30. HAisTED's Anti Dyspep.
tic Pills"
lEGEvery box ofthe Genri.s Pills, has the name Of
20. H.IsTED" on the side label.
For sale Ia Evansville, Ind, "
KELLER, FARNSLEY & 60,
HALLOCK & STODDARD,
oct90 WO0LSEY g. LlNCk.
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~ ~ W. %0ACk......s "A. LoBEHSTISl
MACK & LOBEN6TINE Els
w cstern star c 10Th ng Stor
IN FULL BLAST!
EVANSVlLLE INDIANA

EVANSVILLE, INDIANA,
IN THE LOWER sTsRY pRKw's PAVILION, coREKR
WATER AND SYCAMORE srRErTs.
Messrs. NACK& LOBENSTINE
~ have Just reed and will continue III I'D
~ to receive weekly from their large ET d III
III. Wholesale Establishment in Gin 9aAI-O
ihnat the largest and most extensive assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
manufactured with especial view meet the wants
the Market and consisting of every article Of appare
necessary to eompets the wardrobe Of individuals ole
~ taste.
fine assortment of black brown. gray, drab Mack
inaw Blank is Box and ats Which wiH esmpsrs
to make and finish ~ith any Merchant 7'aiior's
ork the eity particularly made up for the
trade fine lot oil cloth coats Of oil sizes and prices
superior black and blue French and English Cloth Dress
eretts Goats brown green and grey, and all eolors OF
Tweed and Cashmere sack, frock and dress Goat,
koundabouts and Coats OF all kinds.
PANTS.
White and colored linen, and every kind of summer
pants Superior blk and blue cloth and cashmere pants
fancy French Cashmere Pants fancy stripes. blue, black
and steele mixed and cadet mixed satine Pants Tweed
and Corduro! pants Of every variety and price TO suit
purchasers.
VESTS,
White and ncy colorcd Marsailles Linen and vaeu.
cas black silk and satin Vests; fancy and lain silk vel
Vests fancy cashmere Vests; sxtnett vests and
common vests of all kinds.
>~.FUmNISHING Goods. m m
A large assortment of cnstoms TYJEvp
~ made bosom shirts, shirt collars, Stp
eravas Of superior quality ard beautiful patterns silk
Knit drawers Shirts gloves,
other article usually found in the extensive
establishment of tn. country.
GSA In connection with their large stock of HWr
XFhK clothing, they will keep u fife assert ElIrsn
HGD mient of CAMPS Superior Hans AND CARS.
Also, all kinds of Union, Mexican California. Leghors
Panama and other styles of hats. with varei! oil
BOOTS and SHOES,
II Is useless to mention their-elegant and very extcn
sve lot of togskn and other kinds Of TRUNKS, CARPET
BAGS and ALIsEs.
Offering heartfelt thanks for the unmistakable de
OF approval received in both tie whole
sale and retail departments Of our business. II respect
fully soliciting continuation Of the pubck favor, We
deem il unnecessary to ecaptulate unrv fac
ties and systems Of conducting business, which
able us to compete If excel Of the
kind ia the Union. We beg to say. that step in
progress, in experience and extending our business
tends towards enabling the more TO extend great in
ducements and facilities TO customers. Having en-
larged our business to considerable degree since 81
spr this enabled to offer to friends
and TO the inspection of purchasers generally stock Of
goods which in superiority OF make, beauty OF Styles
and owness Of prices has certainly not its equal either
in the East or West!
before pSrchasins. ''' '''' D'' mo- '' y 80 ~ 80
MACK & LOBRNSTINR.
Eransr;ll., Sept. 90. 1853.
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NOTICE.

VIE partnership heretofore existing in th, civ be-
l. tween =. IT, O'Riley and John :. Mitchell under
the arm Of oRiey Mitchell, is this day dissolved by
John s. MITCHELL having purchased the in,ar.., o,p
G. Okiley alone TO close ur and .,,,e n:
business Of said frm Signed: ~
p. g.. O'RILEY.
JOHN s. MITCHELL.
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DAILY JOURNAL.

"WAsS'r MUcH on FIGcERs-An old
crone keeping So called" book. stand" was
one day accosted by wag with "How do you
sell oranges"
"T~ o cents"
"Well," said he, taking one up, and turn
ing it over in his hand, "How do you sell this
cake!r
1.-The same price,"
Suppose give you back the orange and
take the caker'
"Very WELL"
''Is this pie two centsr'
"Yes"
"Well, think I'll take this pie after all
instead of the cake, what do you ask for CT
der!"
"rwo cents glass"
"Take the pie back and give. me drink Of
it."
A glass was filled, and handed to the Gus
toner, who. after swallowing the same and
smacking his lips, was deliberately walking
off, when he was arrested with "Please Mr..
you havn't paid for the cider!"
Our friend cooily observed, "What should
4Pay fort"
"The cider, to be sure"
"Didn't.I give you the pie for it!"
eyes, but you didn't pay for the pie"
s.very well, exchanged the cake for it,"
ayes, but you han't paid Tor that"
81 gave you the orange for it,"
"The orange is two cents"
"WeIl, why should 1 pay for it! didn't
eat il, did I!'
"No NATTER" exclaimed the dame, "no
matter. there's a mistake somewhat, but
can't see it, IneUer roas much on fggers. You
needn't call again."
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TUST received at the corner OF Main and FIRST SIS
u fresh supply Of white and colored Carpet CHAIN Tot
Ion hating and 800 and GOO Cotton Yarns for sale low
L,foctI.l SHANKLIN d REILLY.
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GRAND OPENING.

GRAND OPENING.
NEW FALL CLOAKS. NEW FALL Max LES.
"JNHE Proprietors OF the Crystal Front Dry Goods
1 Store beg leave inform the Ladies' that they have
ceived heir first lot Of Cloaks and Nantes for the
season. 10y express direct from Paris combining the
styles with the best quality o! MATERIAL which
invite the Ladies to examine.
EDWARD FEGAN & CO..
octi4 First st. bet Main & Locust opposite p. o.
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HAVE WE THE AGUE AMONG Us.

HAVE w u THE AGrU r. AIMING u!
TAKE KIERS ROCK OIL, teasroon:ul eyery three
hours in the absence of the fever, and will DO
cured OF Ague. Same dose will Diarrhoea dose
every hour for Cholera Morbus-for Piles and Rbeuma-
tism, dose times day. and apply externally For
Burns Worms and Group IL is excellent remedy. For
Sore Eyes, battle times .ay. You can be cured Of
Coughs and Colds, White Swengs, Old Sores and VI
GERS, Cancerous Affections c. &C.. by its Ii has
cured hopeless Of Blindness and Deafness Good
for Biles Erupons of the Skin. litter and Female Lie
eases. NOW THESE THINGS ARE so, and the
son s-Nature made this Oil. and made IL d Is
making and friends rapidly tried allovsr
the country. 1t Is bottled n its Natural tate, and,
like the old Kentucky OIL is used internally well
externally.
Get free Circular of Directions of the Agent-eS
anime and try this wonde ru remedy. is and dis
appoints none. Price 50 cents.
EVERY vESTIGE Of the dreadful Disease, scrofuia.
can be completely eadcatcd in less time and atess cost
or Inconvenience the patient than with any other
remedy
The healthfu balm fr m Natures secret spring.
The bloom OF health, and life, to man will bring;
Asfrom her depths the magic liquid flows,
To calm orr sufcriDgs, and assuage ourvoes.
This Petrole IN is obtained from weIlnear Pittsburgh,
Pa 400 below the earth's surface For sale by
KELLER, FARNSDEY d co WOoL>EY & LINCk,
and HALLOCK & STODDARD. Evansville.
X. NJ. LYON Fort Wayne.
octzddw Proprietor.
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Tickets $50. Halves SIS Quarters 81 50 Eghths S35.
CERTIFICATE OF
90 Whole Tickets for $3.50 20 Quarter Tickets for So
90 Half Tickets for I15 90 Eighth Tickets for -
la ordering Tickets IL Is necessary TO name the Class
Of the Lottery and date enclose the money and direct to
us. We send the Tickets, AID drawing VIC
close Off, al list Of the numbers drawn and full
plana'ion Of the result. Enclose Post Office Stamps
instead of silver. Be careful to mention your town,
county and State. and to address plainly.
octI MARIN 81 CO.. Baltimore Maryland.
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s. T.. GILBERT Il CO.,
AGENTS OFr"CYPRESS FACTORY

Have now on hand 3s5 bags Cotton Yarn, +0Os, SOos
L 6Oos and zoos, Ct the above vol known and favor
ite brand, which they selling FACTORY prices. fol-
cSsll or approved paper. ioetIo
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JOY TO THE WOR ID!
PERRY DAVIS
PAIN KILLER

FOR THE ENTIRE ERADICATION OF ALL PAIN.
INTERNAL AND INTERNAL REMEDYl
FAMILY WITHOUT It'll
One twenty five bottle will do convince you
ofits efficacy, than all the advertisements
i'm the World
The Pain Killer almost Immediately cures the follow.
ing complaints. viz: chill d Fever, Cholera, Cholera
Moreus parrhea severe Burns, Dyspepsia. Painters
Ache, sudden Colds, Sweled Joints, Tooth Ache,
Cramps & Spasms, rheumatism. Pains In the Back q
Side and various other compaints-in fact is PAIN
kILLkRi
Procure pamphlet Of a regular agent and read the
testimony some the respectable citizens Of The
United States in favor of the Pain Killer. Ii only
g =: fos~1 o Y be Ta Mos PROMINENT
GISTS OF CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati, Oct. %. 1873.
We the undersigned, Druggists OF this city. have
been acquainted with and sold past
article of Family Medicine known as PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER, and We ~o- Id assure
has given the best Of satisfaction TO the purchaser. We
can recommend II To the public an article Of GRkAT
article of Me'icne become deseryedly Popular IN
short time which is proved by the fact o. Its extensive
;as and ,ss Wade Rf.sa
Chas. Collins, 3. II. Parvin, Alba Teller,
Z. B. Hinnman. I; se0,ill, J.%C ksatir'.
w. n. Harrison Co.
NOTICE To DEALERS lN PAL KILLER.
prietor Of this Medicine That right has been recently
sustained by court flaw, and any person found ssh
ing article BY that name and of the manufacture 81
PERRY DAVIS q SUN, will he prosecuted
BEWARE
of all limitations of the Genuine PAIN KILLER such
the California Pain Killer" and many other worthless
nostrums that offered for sale the reputation Of
the genuine article Buy ofregular agents and be sure
get the Genuine Perry Davis Pain Killer" Sold
by agents in every town and village in the West.
Principal office for the sale Of the Genuine Perry
Davis Pain Killer in the Southern and Western STATED
No. College Building. Cincinnati. Ohio
jim. HARRIS & 60. Proprietors.
Sold by "OOLSEY& 1NCk,
Evansville Wholesale and Retail agents Also for
sale by HALLOCK & sTODDARD, and Druggists gen
orally. aug2<dcxwt
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flsES "A BALTIMORE OYSTER
NEW .JEWEElsY

NEW JE w LLNH
rHUSfACE'S, FIRST ST. BET. MAIN & LOCUST.
IN AN nov prepared to offer to the public /. fine
90 and select an assortment Of Jcweiry Us can be-
S.asAafound amy wheIe West. have Just received AN
oil Hue Watches, of different patterns and crc
DRAFTED makers; also addition oi Jewelry Sill
yer ware winch will sell at price, suit purchasers
lease call and look. have the patience to show OF,
h!ou don't buy. (ortI7
DIR. SMILEY,
A GRADUATE Of the University of Transatlantic
"A (phiia.) the most ancient Medical College In the
Oo having had three years practice In several Hos
pais, East and SOUTH offers his Proe c rviccs
h stefan and Surgeon, to the citizens oths city and
neighborhood.
~ bOfice front room No. J, second story of Marble
Depot opposite the bank Main street. [octg1-wlm
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(NHAIRS.-Just received and for sale low at our r I'll
" niture rooms on Water street, ~ dozen wood.sea
cane scat. aud sofa seat Chairs. -
janl7 WOOiSEt Ok NEiSoN.
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n. NELSON
ID. WOuLskY
UCT ION.
wOoLSEY e NELSON.


Aver ION.
wOoLSEY & NELaON.
VVTATER street Evansville Indiana. Auctoneers
in Dry Goods Furntur Chairs Clocks, Locking
Glasses Pctur. Frames, Notions &c. Particular atten
ton given ~ the sale OF all descriptions Of Goods kegu
Sales every Tuesday, Thurs lay and Saturday Casn
mug % IL WoOLsEY & NELSON.
FURNITURE.
SOFAS. Divan, Center. dining, Brea kiass ana Caro
- Tables, Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressing
Bureaus Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do eneioseo
and plain Wash Stands Lounges, Bedsteads and Mat
tresses. Also large aud general assortment oil "ooo
Cane and Hair seat Chairs, for sale low vy xr,sox
aug23lyd WooLShi NhLSoN'
TEwELRY & NOTIONS.--Earri rings, Fingerrings
% Breast Pins. shirt studs, Gold Pms anu renehs
Watch chains KEYS, Gold and Silver Watches, Steel
Beeds and Caps brushes Combs Purses Fancy Soaps,
Accordans, vions Pictures and various other notions
for sale by ...,.o.
aug23l WoOLoEf q NELooN'
CtHAIRS-Just received and for sale low at our Fur
" niture rooms on Water street. ~ dozen wood.seat
cane scat. aud sofa-seat Chairs ,x
janl7 WOOlsEt Ok NEiSoN.
CyOFASJust received and for sale 1t our Furniture
- rooms. eight fine Sofas. .- .--,.o.
jan27 "oOLHEf * HeLSON'
DEDSTRADS--Jusl received and for sale loT 4 lss
ID of highrost Beds.eads o,,.v xv,Sox
jan27 "ooLShf NhLoo"
ASS-wARE.-Just received and for sale NJ auction
VI and private sale lot Of Glassware. or
jana7 "ooLSEi ~ Nn"'oN'
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CyOFAS.-Just received and for sale 1T our Furiitl
- rooms. eight fine Sofas. .
jan27 "oOLHEf * HhLSO-''
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FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS

lust RECEIVED and for sale larg' lot Of Looking
y glass Plate. WOOLSEf * NbLooN'
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M OLA sSES...150 bbls and half bbls, OF geo
l1 quality and in fine order for sale atlowest mark
prices oy s. T.. GILBERT & CO.,
sep" Sycamore Water.
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MARIN & CO., AGENTS.
HAITINORk MARYLAND,

MA 1R N q CO., A q ENTS.
BALTINORk, MARYLAND,
FOR THE SALE OF TICKETS IN THE
MAkYLAND STATE LOTTERIES
THE amount Of money f,r distribution In the Mary
l. land Lotteries annually exceeds one hundred anu
forty millions Of dollars. This immense sum Is d"Ieu
Into Prizes ranging from $4,000 10 81 the lowest ino
drawing OF each Lottcr. Is conducted publicly y! 'u
Commissioner elected by the people OF the Slate W 81
the following excellent schemes to your
Rececct the Prizes must be drawn and IL Is ,Var
fault II you have not chance obtain some W e"
very 'e'pee"uH SfRN & CO., BALTIMORE. nd.
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
,,, Class LHsS4 30si 10Th. ,sss.
- drawn numbers In every 20 le
I Prize Of $4,000 ~ rhAe'" Sss
/ 800 % ~
/ i iss g. = !;
es;05 PRIZES.
Ticket, 81 RliTfi z i; Hs'' SF CT"
Is Whole Ticket s4 GU His ,nsr Tickets -
p F.r H o ws will issue Certificate Of soo
in the above Lottery.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
DRAWS NOVEMBER &c. 1889.
1906 PRIZES.
To determine the fate Of these Prizes 20 numbers from
to 7s. inclusive. ill be severay placed in wheel
the day of drawing and twelve Of ,hem drawn out ut
random and that ticket having the lt I'd and id drawn
nuuibe $ will be entitled to SI2 OO
That ticket having the 9Th. 5th and 9Th, to $4,000
Tn 'se two tickets having the 9Th 9Th 9Th and
10th 18th and 18th each to 1900
Those ten tickets havngtho
% 81 ~ s sh s,a 1 I'D, Is, "a sn
s s!R e 9;s s IN l'' Cd 9Th LIST I'd eth s'O0'
Those ten tickets having tho
Is. Pei 9Th LIST I'd 18th I'd I'D 7tho
LIST 2d 9th 2d 81 5th cd 3D. 9Th Each
Ist cd 10Th I'd ID 9th I'd III 9th 5000
Those twenty tickets having on 'hcmihs
2d 81 10th 3d 18th 10th 9Th 5th liih)
Cd 81 18th Sd 4th 18th 4th stu I2lh
81 81 18th 81 4th l2th ith 9th sth Each
ID 4.h 9th 4th 5th 9TH J,n Gun 9Th e,S,-
81 Alb 9Th iih jh 9Th 5th 9th 18th eN
3d e.. 9Th 4h 9Th 9th
Sd 18th 9th ith 5th iUtn
All other tickets (being l76) with three of the drawn
numbers on them. each. SJ0O
Those &C tickets having tle Let and I'd them,
each. Soo
Those 66 tickets having the 81 aud 4th on them,
each. lou
Those 66 ticket. having the 5th and 9Th on them
All other tickets being Ass with two Of the drawn
numbers on them, each. W
All those tickets, (Dei 2j:4O) with one Of the
drawn numbers on them each. ~
And all those tickets tbeing $500 with neither Of
the drawn numbers on them, each. ~
Tickets $50. Halves SIS Quarters 81 50 Eghths 1919
CERTIFICATE OF
90 Whole Tickets for $3.50 20 Quarter Tickets for So
20 Half Tickets 70, n5 20 Eighth Ticket. for -
us. We send the Tickets, AID after drawing
close Off, a list Of the numbers drawn and full ex
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CLASS- wARE.-Just received and for sale NJ aueuor
VI and private sale a lot Of Glassware.
jan37 "ooLSEi ~ Nn"'oN'
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DEDSTRADS--Jusl received and for sale loT. IL
ID Of highrost Beds.eads. ,,,.,.x, .y,Sox
jan27 "ooL'hh "hISo'
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Ticket. 81. Halve. so cts. Quarters % cts.
CERTlFICAE OF
Is Whole Ticket, slt g 9u,rter Tickets - - -
25 Half ID Eighth -
i'm the above Lottery.
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NOTICE.
A IL accounts against or in favor Of me. wish pre-
n sented as possible for ADJUSTMENT, al the
old stand on Main Street. now Keller FarDsiey a. co.
where they will be- attended too in person, or in'
aid hrm jy i5-f Z. bhi'b'
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Georgia Legislature.
,nce OF the Georgian.]
MILLEDoEvlLLc, Nov. 8.

MLLEDaEvlLLE, Nov s.
10 my notice yesterday Of the election OF president OF
the senate and speaker Of the house, there
two points upon which | might have touched with
peasurabe interest. but for the hurry which wrote.
10 relation TO the presidency OF the senate The course Of
Captain Anderson. of Chatham, demands. as is recev
ing The hesrty sppr0Ua oil every democrat And by no
one is il more cheerfully and in fuller accord
ed than BY myself. There is doubt but Captain An
deron received oyerures from the wings OF the senate
who stood prepared 10 unite en- .nasse with few OF his
personal friends among the democrats, and make him It's
presiding officer By rejecting these overtures, and thus
declining The gttering prize when within It's grasp. and
uniting with his own party IN favor of the nominee OF
lis Caucus be has set example worthy OF all commen
dation Let this instance OF f-sacfce, made the
demand OF principles and o! party long be remembered
TO his praise.
The election OF Mr.. Ward speaker OF the house on
the second ballot by vote OF o2. worthy compliment
TO tina, gentleman Il will give great satisfaction 10 his
numerous friends IN Savannah and throughout the State
record with peculiar pleasure the efforts OF Col Seward
who is here, and deservedy influential with the domi
nant patty ~ the legislature TO the honors of the
speakefship 10 this able representative from city
look with the conf fence the early removal OF
whatever unklnd feeling may have sprung up among
democrats In The hrs district during the late congress
sonal election So mote il be-
Coy Cobbs message is received with very general IA
Indeed, have heard but one opinion expressed in
relation 10 IFS merits IL ia to bs hoped that OF his
Recommendations will be mbodied the action OF the
Legislature.
The al.engrossing subject Of consideration is Of
the United States sensiorshp There is some groxDd Tor
nope tbat the eecuon VIII DE postponed Tor Two years
Tue suggestion IN favor OF posponement is, 1 think
gradually growing into favor and advocated IL very
naturally is by the great body of the Wings and by
portion OF The democrats may be carried out Should
the eecuon come on the predominant feeling among
democrats Is in favor Of holding csucus TO which shall
be submitted The claims OF the different asprants The
two strongest men Tor the place are doubtless Messrs
Mcdonald and Cobb. The friends OF both seem
quiesee the propreiy, II not necessity, OF
Gov. Cobb is understood 10 have taken position very
decidedly in favor OF a caucus.
ha t~sI. lafn n nUuH ~ .IDu nnffg the
votes for governor. The inauguration will come Cd to-
morrow,
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A UffCE-Tbe Subscribers opened Tuesday the sh inst
anew and handsome OF fine French and
cloth coaks and nantes the leading styles Of the
10 handsome Victoria plain and embroidered, embracing the
choice shades
10 Taimss, plain, braided, and embroidered
10 Americans and Bussey do
Monte Christie Ia bact and other eolsr-
DE Cassacn do
10 plain embroidered Empress black
10 Car russian, something and desirable,
comfort than other style Of wrapping
Albef,ss, hae qusliues and beautiful styles
Jean de hrche and approved styles
10 fns suitsnnas the hrsi this market
10 GirsGes aad DE Mafions, plain and embroidered
10 Philbertios very fine and hesuuui
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20 fine spd medium priced cashmere long shawl.
20 fine do .hawis
$50 nne and medium plaid square and long shawls
50 fue embroidered and pls,n Grape shsvis
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