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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-02

FALL AND WINTEk DIX n GOODSs
CORNER MAIN AND FIRST SITS.
CHANKLIN e. REILLY now In receipt of very
- desirable stock of Fancy aud Slap Dry Goods.
which they offer :heir and the public gen
eray ut very low prices. Their stock consists Ina part
Of the following:
BLACK brown and blue Cloths.
Black aud colorad Doesk ns and cassiireres
Silk Satin and Wool Vestings.
Back and colored Sattne.s and KY Jeans
Blankets. Flsnnels. Iinse, and TicAings.
All WOOL plain ana fancy he LANES. '
Half do lie LANES and dc Bages.
English and French Merinos.
Hack and col d Aipacas aud Persian Cloths.
goo Frency, English Il American Pri T. Il Ginghams.
Striped Shirtings, Apron and Furniture Cheeks.
Plain and Emb'd Thibet W DOL Sha~is.
Bay state. SIua.o and Long do.
Hats Cups, Boots and Shoes.
Carpets Floor and Table Oil Cloths.
Irish Linen, Table Cloths, Table Linen, Diapers.
&c. together with great variety Of Jaconet, Canenc
Swiss and Plaid Muslins. Jaconct AMI Swiss hdgtngs
and ertngs Embroidered Collars and Sleeves and
Chintzct,cs black and colored Silk Cravats SILK and
Linen Pocket Handkcrchiefs, Hosiery Gloves. xeiiS
Ribbo s. black coiored plain and fancy silks, Thin
mngs, Notions, sc.
Please call in and examine our Goods before purchas-
selling at Wholesale aud Retail. us low us
house in he city. toctiz
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METHoDIsr.-The Missionary Society of
she NJ. E. Church will hold its next anniver.
-sary in Cincinnati on the first Sabbath in
December next. The Sabbath exercises will
consist principally in preaching missionary
sermons in oil the churches; while business
'matters will be transacted Monday and Tues
.day
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

-
WATCH MAKERS TOOLS. MATERIALS, &C.
THE subscriber, for a number of years engag
EM ed In OF he largest importing houses In the
East, and tor the last four years I'm Louisville.
, has TAX the Main street, bet. Fret and
Water opposite the Bank, until more suitable can
be obtane he Is opening the largest assert
ment Of the goods offered in this city CON-
prisng every variety and style OF Gold and Silver
Watches Chains, Ladies' and Gents Pins, Ear Kings.
Finger Kings Gold Lockets, Gold and Silver Specaces
fine Jewelry in Sets and Ia fact everything connected
with the Jewelry business.
Watchmak ers Tools and Materials OF all kinds al OF
which he will sell low other house West OF the
Mountains. Purchasing all Of my Goods from the man
ufacturers aud importers direct-having n thorourh
knowledge in every thing attaining To the bnsns So
together with my extensive acquaintance with the East
ern manufacturers. can offer Inducements 10 all In
want OF the Goods 10 give me CALL assuring them
that thew shall End every article as represented.
My Jewelry OF the finest quality manufactured both
I'm ported and American. the Watches are OF the most
celebrated Makers and will be guaranteed TO keep good
time to the purchaser
Being myself practi, nj Matchmaker will attend
TO the cleaning and repairing all watches en-
trusted to my care. (oct3) - G. A. BROWN.
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GRAND OPENING.

GRAND OPENING.
NEW FALL CsOAKS. NEW FALL MAN LES.
"yNHE Propretors OF the Crystal Front Dry Goods
Store, beg leave TO inform the Ladies that they have
lust ceyed heir fret lot Of Cloaks and Nantes for the
season. (by cxpress direct from Paris combining the
ne les fifth the best quality OF MATERIAL which
nvitc the Ladies ~ examine.
EDWARD FEGAN * CO..
octI4 First st. bet. Main e. Locust, opposite p. o.
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LANCASTER. Pa. Oct

Hoe SLAUeHrERrxG the weathe. is
suffi GENTLY cold to-day, Mes srs. Jackson,
Hull g. Co. will commence slaughtering
hogs. They received IL car loads last night
and 26 ctr loads on Wednesday and Tues
day. Lou. Dem. 2sM.
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SHAxk.-A feeling that overtakes people
mot because they have done wrong, but be
scause they have been found out.
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MACK & LOBENsTIN
W este I'm sta r Clolh nj Stor
IN FULL BLAST!
EVANSVILLE. INDIANA,
IN THE LOWER starry OF DRHw's PAVILION, coRsKR
WATER AND SYCAMORE srREETs
a.. Messrs. MACK& LOBENSTINB
III have Just reed and will continue yiSN E
70 receive weekly from their large s&NGE
4l Wholesale Establishment in Gin NK2l1E
innat the largest and most extensive assortment of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
manufactured with especial view to the wants
the market, aud consisting Of every article OF sppar,
necessary plets the wardrobe Of individuals
~ taste.
A fine assortment OF black, brown, gray, drab Mack
naw Blankets. Box and oyerco ats rkieh riH compare
as 10 make and finish Nth cry Merchant Taiior's
work in the city, and particularly made for The city
trade fine lot OF cloth coats of all sizes and prices
Frocks and Sack Coat, full rimed Satneti and Cash
meretie Goats brown green and grey and all eolors Of
Tweed and cassi%ert sack t frosS and dress Coat
PANTS.
White ana coored linen, and every kind Of summer
pants. Superior blk and blue cloth and re pants
fancy French Cashmere Pans fancy stripes blue bach
and steele mixed and cadet mixed Sanet Pants Tweed
and Corduroy pants OF ever! variety and price suit
purchasers.
VESTS,
White and ncy colored Marsailles, Linen and valeu
cias; black silk and satin Vests fancy and lain silk vel
vel Nes8s fancy CASHMERE teStss BaSneU vests,
common vests Of all kinds.
eFUHNISIIING GOODS.
Consisting Of elegant and 1iif1in
AlaR large assortment of customs TITiIlW
~ made bosom shirts, shirt collars, SGy
cravats Of superior quality and beautiful patterns silk
knit cotton drawers gloves, anG
every other article usually found in the extensive
establishment of th" country.
GsA In connection with their large stock Of AF7a
KfR clothing they will keep file assert -
QMn ment Of CAMPS Superior HATS Cars. ~
Aiso all kinds of Union, Mexican California, LeghorS
Panama and other styles Of hats, with variety OF
BOOTS and SHOES,
II is useless to mention theirelegant and very extcn
sye lot Of tOgskn and other kinds of TRUNKS, CARPET
BAGS andV ALIsEs.
Offering our heartfelt thanks for the unmisakable de
monsraratons Of approval received in both tie whole
sale and retail departments Of our business respect
fully soliciting continuation of the publick favor, We
deem unnecessary. to iecaptuate unriv ,lledf
ties and systems Of conducting business which
able us to compete IL not excel OF the
kind La the Union. We beg to say, that every step in
progress, in experience, and extending business
tends towards enabling the 10 extend great in
du cemcnts and facilities Having
larged business n considerable degree since L.
spr this enabled to offer to urfrends
and TO the inspection Of purchasers generally stock OF
goods. which i'm superiority OF make beauty OF styles
and lowness of prices has certainly not its equal either
In the East or West
TPCountry merchants should not fail TO ths stock
before purchasing.
MACK & LOBRNSTINE.
Esansviiie, Sept. 90. 1853.
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DENTISTRY.

DR. 4. KIvETT. DENTIST, HAS PERMANENTLY
located in the city of Evansville and has furnished
himself with Ia handsome sly ie First street,
between Main and Locust, n short distance from the
Sherwood House, whcra he Is prepared perform den
tai operations Of every nature and his
lie invites she public with FULL that h.. can
give full satisfaction TO those who may favor him win
= call. jeI6wu
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rvST received at the corner Of Main and First sta
=. fresh supply of white Carpet Chain, Cot
ION Batting aud 500 and GU Cotton Yarns: for sale low
h,Io.,I.l SHANKLIN e. REILLY.
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HAVE WE THE AGUE AMONG US.
FTNAkE KlER'S ROCK OIL. ieaspooDfui oyery thre
l. hours in the absence Of the feTer, and YOU will
cured OF Ague. Same dose will Diarrioea dos
every hour for Cholera Morbusfor Piles and Rheums
tism. dose times day, and apply externally. Fo
Burns, Worms and Group IL is excellent remedy. 70
Sore Eyes. tathe times lay. You be cured O
Coughs and Colds, White Swelings, Old Sores and III
GERS Cancerous Affections DC. &c. by Its 1t hs
cured hopeless cases Of Blindness aud Deafness Goo
for Be Erupiions of the skin litter and Female Die
eases. NOW THESE THINGS ARE SO, and the res
son is-Naure made this Oil. and made II RIGHT. IL
making and friends rapidly tried. all
the country. 1t is bottled IN its Natural tate, and.
like the old Kentucky OIL, is used Internally well q
externally,
Get free Circular of Directions OF the Agent-ex
anime and try this wonderful remedy IL is safe and dis
appoints none. Price 80 cents.
EVERY yEsTIGE Of the dreadful Disease, Scrofula
be completely eradcaied in less time and atless
or inconvenience the patient than with any othe
remedy.
The bealtbful balm fr m Natures secret spring,
The bloom of health, and life TO man will bring;
As from her depths the magic liquid flows,
To calm sufcriGgs, and assuage our woes.
This Petroleum obtained from we'll Pittsburgh
Pa 400 feet below the earth's surface. For sale b.
KELLER, FARNSDEY d CO, WoOLSEY & LINCK
and HALLoCK d SToDDARD, Evansville.
X. NJ. LYON ,Fot Wayne,
oct4dNw Proprietor.
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bbls and half bbls, Of go0t
wi qunlity and in fine ORDER for sale attowes marked
prices 10y 5. h. GILBERT & CO.,
sepl0 Sycamore near Water.
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
CLASS 8.
DRAWS NOVEMBER &C, Iss3.

76,O08 PIXIES.
To determine the fate these Prizes % number from
to 80 Inclusive. III be sevsrally placed In wheel
the day OF drawing. and twelve Of them drawn
RANDOM and that ticket having the LIST, 2d and ID drawn
numbers will be entitled TO 81 OOO
Ihat Ticket having the 9Th. 5th and Chit $4,000
Those two tickets having the 9Th 6th 9th and
10th 18th and Isih each to 1900
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f6yIf we could have little patience, we
ahould escape much modification,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-02
JOY TO THE w o IL l. d.
PERRY DAVIS
PAIN Kill LER,
FOR THE ENTIRE ERADICATION OF ALL PAIN
EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL REMEDYi

FOR THE ENTIRE ERADICATION OF ALL PAIN
EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL REMEDYi
NO FAMILY sHoULp WITHOUT It'll
One twenty five cent bottle will do convince 70
offs efficacy, than all the advertisements
in the World
The Pain Killer almost Immediately cures the follow
ing complaints. viz Chill d Fever, Cholera, Choer
Morbus, Darrhea. severe Burns, dyspepsia. Painters
Cholic, Piles, Boils, General Debility, Coughs, Hea
Ache. sudden Colds. Swell ed Joints, Tooth Ache
Cramps e. Spasms. rheumatism, Pains In the Back 4
Side and various other compainis-in fact ii PAL
KILLER
Procure pamphlet Of regular agent and read Oh
testimony OF the most respectable citizens Of IN
United States In favor ofihe Pain Killer Ii was on
OPINION OF THE MOST PROMINENT DRUG
GIsTs OF CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati, Oct. 90. le<9. |
We the undersigned, Druggists Of this city. hav
been acquainted with and sold for two past al
article OF Family Medicine known as PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER. and we world asssr
the public that in every instance so far we know,
has given the best Of satisfaction to the purchaser
recommend il to the public article Of GRkAl
MERIT AND VIRTUE. Indeed. We never knew a
article Of Medicine become so deservedly popular in
saIe and constantly increasing demand. signed
J. ID. Park. Gu. Bates. Wade. Rcks.ne d 90
Sha' S Gon:, rT5vi"' AS,a zsI Rs,,,,
J. D. Doughty, W.. NJ. Gordon. Allen d Co.,
w. ". Harrison & Go.
NOTICE TO DEALERS IN PAIN KILLER.
The name Pain Killer belongs exclusively to the Pre-
pretor OF this Medicine. That right has been recent
sustained by court of law, and any person found sci
ing article by that name and OF the manufacture
PERRY DAVIS d SON, will be prosecuted
BEWAREi
OF all limitations OF the Genuine PAIN KILLER. such
the California Pain Killer" and many other WORTHLESS
nostrums that offered for sale on the reputation
the genuine article Buy ofregular agent. and be sur
you get the genuine Perry Davis Pain Killer" Sol
by agents in every town aud village In the West.
Principal Office for the sale ofihe Genuine PERI
Davis Pain Killer in the Southern and Western Stated
No. College Building. Cincinnati. Ohio
J. ". HARRIS g. 60. Projectors.
Sold by W0OLSEY & LINCK,
Evansville Wholesale and Retail agents. Also 70
,ale by HALL0CK e. sTODDARD, aud druggists gen
orally. aug24d&wi
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
TINE partnership heretofore existing in this city Ne
i tive u y. &. URey and John =. Mitchell. under
the frn Of O'Riley * MITCHELL is this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
John $. Mitchell, having purchased the interest Of p.
e. Uhicy is alone authorized close up aud sestie
bu mess Of said nrm Signed:
p. G. O'RtLEY,
JOHN S. MITCHELL.
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n
w the following symptoms;
Ind ges.ion Headache
Biousness Extreme Nerxop, a.,,.,tox
Acidify PaIpitstiop of The H.,
sense of oppression at An nca acity for the slight
the pit OF the Stomach ex-rtion
depression OF Spirits Misiness & lndistInetnes, Of
hesviness VISION
Coll Hands and Feet Unpleasant tists In the
Nuntness Of the Inns and Mouth particularly when
o,herrsus rising In the morning
neIugo' Nausea Dull heavy pain aud sense q
Dheury oil Respiration weight in the Head
trritatility sense Of Em.tiness
robustness Pulse less frequent and more
DeoiN feeble than usual
rXtreme Languor and Ex- Dependency
hnosuon Emaciator aud Extreme De-
hesuesshes, bility.
Costiveness
- Principal Depot ut
bChNET'S, NO. IA, EAST FOURTH STREET.
GIN iSNATI OHIO.
j {'For sale by Druggists ever, where.
rice 80 Cents.
III PCountry Dealers supplied ut Proprietors prices
by all incinDsti Druggists.
PPurchuse hone but 30. HAIsTEp's Anti D., spep
tic Pills" ''r~f
PEvery box ofthe Genuine Pills, has the name Of
80. ASKED" ON the side label.
For sale ia Evansville. Ind,
KELLER, FARNSLEY eco
HALLOCK & STODDARD,
oct20 WO0LSEY d llNCk.
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=. e. GILBERT & CO.,
AGENTS OF Cypress FACTORY"
TTAvE now on hand Us bags Cotton Yarn, 40Os 50Os
III 6OO> and zoos cf the above we'll known iavor.
ute which they selling nj Factory prices for
cash or approved paper. octl9
NOTICE.
1.-THE ollowsrg goods in warehouse, viii be sold 10
II !pay charges, II not called for within 30 days.
9Overcoats;
= yards Broadcoth;
J box Bed Ciothing marked "Jamcs b. Smith,
Evansville" loctl9-ln) JOHN MITCHELL.
SILVER WARE.
VXTkKRANTED pure coin liver Table. Tea. Salt and
wv Mustard SPOONS; also, Sugar shovels and Butter
knives Of pretty PATTERN can be fo11d, ter Eastern
oct2a First St ,b,tw. Main and Locust.
;DLE CACHED ANDBROwN DOMESTIC.
. bales Cannelton, Hamden, Latrage, Nashua. and
'other brands for sao by
sepz3 MERRITT. FIELD & CO.
.CiPECTACLES.-Th have found IL difncult
~ obtain Spectacles to suit. be accommo-
dated T.. A. BROWNS with every variety and style
also superior Spectacle Glasses. loct3
.COMETHING decidedly rich at HUsTACR's, in
.th6 shape Of Ear Kings and Be- astpins Ladies' call
and look atthem. First ST., besw Main and Locust.
oct2i
DAGUERREOTYPES
reduced prices, now taken by G.. w. DANES
IA North side Of First Street between vain ana syca-
wishing procure good true and substantial Likeness
%, of cs families friends: would do we'll 10
caii ON Mr. Danes rs he Is old andweh experienced
artist. Of Cincinnati and other places ana .uInsneo
with superior apparatus he will not fail to give entire
.roc,ion. given iDihs ar! on ressons9s terms BY
.syg3 dAv-v H. "'Dn'I''
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FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

lust RECEIVED aud for sale, larg, lot Of Lookin
u glass Plate. WooLSkf q NELSoN'
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MARIN q CO., A q NTS,
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND,
FOR THE SALE OF TICKETS IN THE
M ARYLA ID STATE LOTT ERl ES

WE aMouht OF mohey TOT dIssribut"h ia mo Maty.
II land Lotteries annually exceeds .nc hundred and
forty e.iRcu. Of dollars. This divided
into Prizes rang from COO to 81 tho lowest Tho
ing of each Lotter, il conducted publicly by the
Commissioner elected by the people OF the State
pcrntend the management OF the Lotteries. We submit
the following excellent schemes 10 your Inspection
Recollcct the Prizes be drawn and IL 10
fault IL you have chance To obtain OF them.
Very respectfully yours,
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TNRESH ARRIVALS
it 30 lbs Star Candles;
$50 do Sperm do
10 doz Buckets;
9 bbls Lard Oil;
50 lbs Castele Soap;
Just reed and for sale at COOKS Family Grocery.
oct20
UNDRIES.-
- 5000 lbs w. Reserve and English Dairy Cheese;
100 Beef Tongues;
100 doz Eggs;
1900 lbs Bacon and Shoulders;
10 doz Brooms;
. 500 lbs ried Beef
Just reed and for sale in quanicsto suit purchasers at
oct2O COOKS Family Grocery.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE, &C.
Wv Cedar Buckets. Wsshboards.
Market do Patent Clothes Pins.
Fancy do Door Mat
Gov red Buckets Erooms of all kinds.
Reelers. Measures
Wash Tubs. Scruo brushes.
Inst reed and for sale At COOKS Family Grocery.
oct20
FRESH ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES.
ID DECEIVED this day per Quaker City, atthe sign OF
IL the Golden FISH. ON Water street,
ceroons s. r. Indigo
cOOO lbs Spanish Sole Leather.
Nutmegs.
7 Gags Pimento.
10 do Pepper.
100 mats Cassia.
cask Salt Petre.
S bags Race Ginger.
2 bills Soft-shell Almonds.
2 do English Walnuts.
cask Madden.
10 kegs s. G. Soda.
I35 pkgs Tea, and for sale at low 6guresby
octe PRESTON BROS
OOFFEE...
} 900 bags Rio Coffee;
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work! workI

| HAVE soen and heard Of people who
thought il h"rGt them TO work--io EN-.
ploy themst .yCs industriouSly in some
useful labor. Beneath them to work =
Why. work is the great motto Of life and
he who accompiishes the most by his in.
dustry Is the most truly great man; ay,
and is the most distinguished man among
his fellows 700. And the man who so far
forgets his duty 10 himself, his fellow
creatures and his God-who so far for.
gets the great business OF lie as 10 allow
his energies to stagnate in inactivity and
uselesSness, had better die; for, says ho.
y writ, "He that will moi work, neither
shall he eat." An idler is a cumberer ol
the ground a WEAKNESS and curse 10
himself, as we'll as to those around him.
Beneath human beings to Uork -
Why, what but the continued industry
that brings forth the improvement tha,
never allows man 10 be contented with
any attainment he may have made, or
any work he may have effected what
but this raises man above the brute Gre.
alton, and, under Providence, surrounds
him with comforts, luxuries, refinements.
and physical, moral and intellectual
blessings The great orator, the great
scholar, are great working men. Their
vocation is infinitely more Iaborious than
that Of any handiorafisman. And the
students life has more anxiety than that
of any other man and witlloutthe perse.
verance, the attention Of real industry, he
never can succeed. Hence the mum.
Der Of mere pretenders TO scholarship, Of
those who have not the strength and in,
dustry to be real scholars, bat stop half
way, and are mere Smalterers, shame
10 the profession.
Beneath hnman beings 10 vorki Look
in the artists studio, line poets garrett,
where the genius of immortality stands
ready 10 seal his works with her inef-
iaceabIe signet, and then you will see in
dustry standing by her side.
Beneath human beings TO ozark ! Why.
had rather a child OF mine should labor
regularly at the lowest and meanest EN-.
ployment, than waste its time, its body,
mind and soul, in folly, idleness, and use.
lessness. Better TO wear out in a year,
than TO rust out in century.
Beneath human beings to work!--
What but work has TILED our fields.
clothed our bodies, built our houses,
raised our churches, printed our books,
cultivated our minds and souls : Work
out your own salvation" +" says the inspi,
red apostle 10 the Genliles.
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JACKSON O. r.. OHIO THURSDAY. MARCH 81 1a

might be traced by fragments of paperrs.
journals and volumes, scattered by the
way!side, In front of the seat which he
occupied was suspehdedaon all occasons
the best chart which it was possible 10
procure Of the district through which he
passed. Every post Or village was marked
upon it (; especially those at which relays
Of horses were in waiting, and the neces.
sary accommodation for halt provided !;
for though his halts were few, while fol.
lowing the track IF the army, they did
occasionally occurs and the same order
and system distinguished his proceedings
IN temporary as in permanent abode.
For example--the best room in the house
was invariably selected as his cabinet. or
chamber of work. On table, placed in
the middle, were arranged maps of the
countries in which military operations
happened TO be in progress, having each
separate position Of each separate corps.
division and brigade laid down, as well
as the roads and communications, the
bridges, delies, ect., ect., which led from
the one 10 the othert The enemy's posts
were marked in like manner, and the
forces of different nations distinguished
by pins, having heads of various colours
red. black and green And all this
was done with such perfect regularity and
lorethought, that let him reach his pro.
posed head quarters when he might, he
could at once betake himself TO his ia.
yourite occupation. Meanwhile, at the
four corners of the room, tables were set,
with stools or chairs for the use of his
secretaries. TO these gentlemen it was
his custom to dictate simultaneously--for
he possessed the rare quality Of giving
judgement upon almost any number OF
different subjects at the same time. His
custom was this:-he walked backwards
and forwards, generally with his hat on,
and almost always having his hands
crossed behind his back, and delivered in
short, and often in broken sentences, his
opinions on matters which pressed for
immediate attention. To one table he
would dictate instructions for the halt or
movement Of the troops; to another he
worSd ptoHounce his decision on ques.
lions Of finahce, or the administrative gov.
ernment of the empire; third would
probably receive his answers to the letters
OF his ambassadors in foreign countries;
aud by the fourth, not unfreduenily, his
private correspondence was carried on.
The amount and variety of business thus
transacted BY him would indeed surpass
our belief, were il not vouched for by par.
lies eQnyeLsaat with all the cirGpmstan-
ces, and BY no means disposed 10 flatler
Forwhile they describe his proceedings,
they give. al the same time, due creditto
the intelligence and great ability Of his
clerks.--GIeig's LeipSic Campaign