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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-16
SALE AT A BARGAlN,.

1Vuu SAhH Al a BAHGAJN.. :,
unaenen onsrs his entire stock Of Goods Tor sal
,.ta ne mossfsssor.s,s terms Consisting o. well %
Goods Hat and Caps. Jswslry. &c. &C. For particular
Of the 'asseFsss on the corner and Masr
Vs9 s. KAHN
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EXCHANGE, COIN AND BANK NOTE
TABLE.
CORRECTED DAILY FOR THE JouRNALBY
g COPELAND, BANKER,
Dealer in E1eAarge, Coin Land Warrants. Unex,rent
Money, &C., &C.; Office First ct. near Main.
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CURRENCY RATES.

INDIANA. NEW JERSEY.
State Bank Branches. par All Solvent Bar Ks mar
New Stock Banks...... par LOUISIANA
OHIO. Branchesin Orleans. mar
State Bank & Branches. par ALABAM A.
Independent Banks. PARA solvent Banks g dis
State Stock Bank 70 p). .5dis ~: 70. CAROLINA.
In d. par All Solvent Banks ... g dis
KENTUCKY. GEORGIA.
All Solvent Banks. par All solvent Banks - dis
VIRGINIA. 1LL1NClS
All Solvent Banks. par New SIkSecurLy % rs. iois
TENNE9SEE. WISCONSIN,.
All Solvent Ranks dis All Solvent Banks 3 dis
MTSSOTTRI Fire & Marine IDs. Co.'S dis
State Bank & Branches. par MICHIGAN.
EASTERN. All Solvent Banks. ) dis
All Solvent Banks. par Michigan Ins. Co.. dis
PENNSYLVANIA. CANADA
All Solvent Banks par All Solvent Banks. d dls
EXCHANGE.
New York Buying at 1... Selling. prem
COIN
American Gold. Buying prem Selling ......l prem
Silver Change. 9 ........5 prem
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HORNBROOk CHURCHILL. Agents.
To Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Boston & New York
ONLY ST TEA M Mr. - n LINE FROM
SIXTY MILES LESS LAKE TRAVEL
THAN BY TIE OLD sANpUsKr ROUTE.
WITH CERTAIN coNMEc7ToN ar BVfEALo
LITTLE MIAMI vi RAILROAD.
Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleveland and Buffalo
STEAMBOAT Esrk kyF R2aE t LIVES
s...n.r Crescent CITY 81 Z. " ~ Commands,
e. Steamer QUEEN OF The WEST. D. Il. Mcbride.
leaves Cleveland Tuesdays Thursdays and
through from Cleveland Buffalo in hour, vheu.
Falls New York. Boston, Montreal and all points
The Of thi. line deserve than passing notice
being built and owned the New York and Erie New
All Railroads with strength speed unrva
and masnasenss Of finish than to
and will accomplish In this day Of perfected steamboat
The Little Miami is the Eastern Depot a. Cincinnati.
Passengers should in mind that this the only Steam
must procure their Tickets via Columbus ard Cleveland
s Meals and State Rooms included in tickets
From Cincinnati to Buffalo 90
From Cincinnati to n York (Raiircad from BufiaoJ So
From Cincinnati York. via Hudson river srs %
FRO" cincinnati EXCURSION TICKETS "
From Cincinnati to Niagara Falls and so 90
o OK" Is' cHRa P'' AS ANY 0THElR R0UTE.
the For ts h
yellow. building southeast OF Broadway and Front
and mail boat landings or at the Eastern Little Miami Rail
road depot. East Fr0ntstrses :,
p. W. srRADER, Ticket and General Agent,
'aa the ssas
ner Of Broadway and Front dIeey the river bank
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A CARD.

HAvNo withdraw from the above firm take this occasion
express nv thanks for the literally to
it. Of the same late partner
who carry the business with vigor and
81 ths nsoplc ey22 CHARLES W. MACK.
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CAN 1T BET

HNAN be possible that s. BMBICH summoned to
~ pear the HoaOrsbs City Council to to the
ofseng Dry Goods chsxpf or was for receiving
Goods when reality they
than ninety cents the dollari Be the
nav know Mr. T.. attend TO his affairs
while puues the OF his the time
to do the greatest the largest number by
continuing sell good Goods his
markatly low prices
Gail in ladies know delight In getting good Goods at
ow prices. ey22
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H. NELSON
ID. WOOLSEY.
AUCT ION.
WOOLSEY & NELSON.

| ID. WOOLSEY. H. NELSON
............... '..'.....'...
AUCT ION.
WOOLSEY & NELSON.
"ATER street Evansville Indiana. Auctioneers
wv andCommission Merchants, Manufactures Agents.
Dealers in Dry Goods Furniture Chairs Clocks Looking
Glasses, Picture Frames, Notions &c. Particular atten
ton given to thes ale OF all descriptions Of Goods RegI
lar Sales every Tuesday Thurs lay and Saturday Cash
aug aaiy N' s WooLsEY NELSON.
FURNITURE.
| COFAS, Dvan, Center. dining. Breskfast and Card
Bureaus Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do enclosed
and plain Wash Stands, Lounges Bedsteads and Mat
Also large and general assortment of Wood,
:as ssd seat '' WoeLsEY NELSON
| TEwELRY & NOTIONs.-Ear-rings, Finger-ri
d Breast Pins Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils,
sd snS
vions Pictures and various other notions
for sale by
| aug23fy WOOLSEf& NELSON.
CHAIRs.-Just received and for sale low at our Fur
" nture rooms on Water street, 80 dozen wood-seat
jani7 INV w. WooLsEY & NELSON.
OOFAS.-Just received and for sale at Furniture
jans7 wooLsEY & NELSON.
DEDsrEADs--Just received and for sale low, lot
iane7 woOLsEY & NELSON.
OLASS WARE.-Just received and for suction
II and riyate sala n lot of Glassware.
| jan27 WOOLsEY q NELSON.
JUST lasCElvED and for sale large 10. q Loosins
= sl''. Plate woolsk1 9 Nelson.
SOFAS.-Ju.t received by steamer Express and foi
| ap4 WO0LSEY & NELSON.
z.,r.
ap4 wUOLsEY q NELSON.
NEW GOODS!
WEREoEi,v ed thi: day the following sood'. "''
Gn su...
= ssss. Sss
Fancy Cotton Ho.s, which
,ors ,x, vorsrs r con- s,,x.
GREAT CHANCE For SPEoULATI9NIs SIN Lots 70 for
- sH,e. ~ r FL. Iu ~ -. hs,a an ohsr
sx veil %
sne SPECULATION in these o they
Inv hns opportunity speculation had better apply im%s
'ras residence For further particulars apply at this ONCE
u1ERN LEAVES from Fanny Parsiolio Second Series.
The r.: WSim f:& ASrS:' by ch'' Lover
Lie and SAVINGS Of Mr.. Partns,on;
by nss lamp '''''' '''' ''' THOMAS cosYSsTSs
~ CO $500
III e2s r GRANT a co.
..,,.., o.. - sL.,, = u.,.t. CT. q, al.
SAA' A'oAS' eAs', n Dis tIIs
, ~ go
-oc &C.,.
,MACnN EnM EOn sALS. n. u..,.,
AZ IL tns m,cnne,y, Srsetns &C.. IN sne Dou s.oS
- Cotton MIL wiz DC soio cheap oy apphcsuoh 70 tne SUP
scrber
One forty horse power Engine one Pickes one LspPer
Drawing List
Hangers Coupling Belts aud Fixtures belonging to ths Bon
| Hsroor Cotton MIL Apply TO r. h Gooh,
es-u EyaasvlIle
| - -. ..
| GHAIS-A prime article Just received AZ ,o 40
" eS -------- I.1nANI . Tvs
|
| NCsmo ~ VIE. 9..... Tin.
~ M n;s. R,a,s In ,oo o $1,000 R;v., for ..t. nv
eh s AMfEL okE.
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CHERRY PICTORIAL,
For the rapid Cure OF
COUGHS. COLDS, HOARSENESS.
BRONCHITIS. WNOOPING- COUGH,
= GROUP. ASTHMA, AND
- CONSUMPTION.

This remedy community with the
feel article which seldom rpaIire te happis
and the its cures every secon
country unds persons publicly known ~ have
iuns bv i,s use When once tried in vsr
other medicine Of kind spParentte
and where its vruss are hnosn 81: gsas no ocs
fecons Of the pulmonary orgxns which are neas - ~
climate.
Nothing called louder for the EARNEST enquiry "a 0f
men, than the sarmng prevalence and fatality o. eonmrvV
class Of diseases had Of theF
and But yet nj had
ton Of the CHEHRr PKcToRAL. article the produces Of
h cOumunty with such remedy. ofthis last state
ment the American people are NV themselves to
Judge and appeal with to their ther:
station certify has done for them trust
when dangerous affections OF the throat and
gent who their business tnowin he
IL there reliance anything then irrefutaby
that this medicine does relieve and does the class
diseases designed for beyond any all others that
known mankind II this be 1t be freely
Pubs ed. be too widely KIN The afflicted should
should it, their children prcel them All should
know it, for health be priced Unlike
patera st il Is .aorded % BE public st reasonably low
price, and what is Of vastly importance hsm its quail
iy suffered decline It's original standard
good has been mae heretofore
lie Of making No toll cost spared in maintaining Il in
patient procures genuine PEcToRAL can
having good article has been had By those
By pursuing this have the hope Of doing sos, rood
in the world s well - the sassction Of believing that much
has been cSn rsn.rsa AVER cn.m,,t Lov.u M,
sr Sold IN Essnsyii. BY KELLER. FxRNsLEY & GO.
and LEIGH rhoIs:;is and retail IN Pr nssscs
4 CAMPBEILj sad BY Druggists throushont the State.
je2-3m
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
BY THE
LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD.

NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Two Daily Trains. n M. HHg Direct Connection
LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD.
VIA
COLUMBUS. To PrrTsBURGH PHILADELPHIA, BAL
TfM0RE AND NEW YORK,
Atsix o'clock A. NJ and Eve o'clock P. and
. THREE DAILY TRAINS TO PITTSBURGH!
FARE REDUCED
Cineinnati to Phisdelphia
CineInnati to New York via Phiiadsipha is
Cincinnati to Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati to Pittsburgh (front earl so
Time Cincinnati to Pittsburgh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ hours
Time Cincinnati to Philadelphia .3oH hours
Time Cincinnati TO Baltimore .3oH
Passengers ~ o'clock A. NJ Train. Lightning Express
Little Miami Railroad have 50 minutes Cresne for dinner
arrive Pittsburgh at clock p. direct
aection Pittsburgh Wit, train Phadelphia and Ba
MORE connecting tPhiladePhs with Train New Jersey Rail-
road TO New York.
Passenssrs nv 30 o'clock A. NJ Express Train Little MI
sleep Pittsburgh and resume Morning Train
(passiug beautiful Daylight for Phil
sdel phs and Baltimore; connecting Phladep ha with
passengers BY oclock Evening Express Little Miami Rail
Train Phladelphs and Baltimore conneetns Pha-
deiphis with Trais New jersey Railroad to New York.
The Little Miami lie the Eastern Depot at Cincinnati
FOR THROUGH IiCkErs
General Railroad Once in three story building south
Broadway and directly opposite the
House. Railroad Hotel and Mail Boat Landing or At the
VIM H. CLEMENTS. Superintendent.
p W. srzADEn. riekst and General Agent.
The OMNIBUS LINE
ss !. so in the ely
'front.' directly on river hank.
syS ]. H. HOWELL. Conductor.
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HORNBROOK & CHURCHILL, Agents.
Water street. Evansville Ind
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HALL, DODDS 4 CO.'S
FIRE PR OOE A + e ,

WE have on hand . supply
Of those FIRE PRooF Safes,
which We offer ALLOW figures.
For their superior quail.
ties. We refer to New Yorl
and Virginia State Stool
Bank. Crescent City Bank,
@. Copeland. Broker and
Banker. j. H. Maghee 4
Co.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
1.-TWO Lots Main street. between Fifth and Sixth
the other between Sixth and Seventh each containing
feet front BY $50. Lot in Lsmasco BY H. with sTvt
Story Brick House. 50 By A. suitable
. priva residence.
Titles inds putabls and LIBERAL For particulsn
ouire Of RUDOLPH KERR Notary Public.
sy2S-6 on First st.. a. M 8. Johnsons. Au'y.
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FURNITURE.

COFAS, Divan, Center, dining Breakfast and Card
- Tables, Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressing
Bureaus Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do. enclosed
and plain Wash Stands Lounges, Bedsteads and Mat
tresses Also large and general assortment of Wood
Cane and Hair seat Chairs, for sale low by
aug23.lyd WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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TEwELRY e. NOTIONS.-Earrings, Finger-rings
% Breast Pins. Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils
Watch chsins, Keys, Gold and Silver Watches. Stee
Deeds and Caps. Brushes Combs Purses. Fancy Soaps
Accordians Vions Pictures and various other notions
for sale by
aug231y WOOLSEY& NELSON.
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I'll call for in Of the city di
reesons the southeast Of Broadway
y2s j. h. HOWELL. Conductor.
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SUNDRIEs.-
y 2doz cans Sarjeens;
dor Burrows best tex. Mustard;
3 don Jars Pickles ass. sizes;
2 joz cans best Baking Powder
I box Chocolate;
lboX. s gross Patent Clothes PinI;
No. Salm0pds;
Fresh VI. X. Raisins.
. coil Cotton Corjaxc;
Cotton Ropes;
y. s. Almonds;
Scrub Brushes;
Shaker Rrooms;
Crsam Tartar;
z. Soda
2hoxes Thos J. Holland. bsst Va. Tobacco. Scar,
Tubs Buckets Baskets &c &c. received and for saest
eys I. BACON co.'s Family Grocery.
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UpLACK TABBY VELVETS.-5 well assorted
Black Tabby vevets reed this day and for sale by
sy2s JAS. Low CO., ais. Main ST.. Lou. Ky.
NNRESH TEAS.-I00 halfchests cattys etc.. etc..
IL dunn to very choice. Just reed. for sale low by
EYES Sc. GILBERT h CO.. Syc.. near Water.
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WTATER street Evansville Indiana. Auctonee
wv and Commission Merchants, Manufactures Agen
Dealers in Dry Goods Furniture Chairs Clocks Look
Glasses, Picture Frames, Notions &C. Particular ate
ton given to thes ale OF all descriptions of Goods Reg
lar Sales every Tuesday, Thurs lay and Saturday. Ca
advances made on Consignments.
aug % ly WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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JAMES fAkhhIT
LOCKHART a. PARRETT,
a TTORNEYS At LAW, EVANSVILLE IND

"A JAMES L0CKHART AND wM. PARRETT hav
associated themselves together in the practice the Law
wall promptly attend business in the Re their
f-sson that may be entrusted them They will practice
the State and Federal Cours
es- Office Fourth street. between Main and Sycamore
July 2i-ly
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NHAIRS.-Just received and for sale low at our Flu
~ nture rooms on Water street, 80 dozen wood-sea
cane-seat, and sofa-seat Chairs.
lan17 WOOLSEY d NELSON.
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H;dgsce, fietos, Nh; sohr Dsnsa, ralssa, Pssuaaa
3 esssees sssdlsy. ss1 Charles a 0vsose, usetS
- vsss IN .ims Hnddsoss, Dishses; Wn DssaiS
= Ua xfth stes msss CITY Of Boston, Bsks~, Bossa;
E nnosc Cspes, Ee~ Yesk; ship Hosnsr, Bsass- e.
80 ~ osrs "a rs,Ius Bostsa; Suloes O~o~eA
rcsns sDssy; seif n.shct Last Nswbasy sset stsssss
roans' JsssSan; asla sia, A,hsrsoo; 4 1hsncsss.
0Isos, soa az nooadt, 0san, Deshpa; Loeaisa 49,
man, n,rh!ehe.i: sedrs A Hsoks6ss etsss. 49,
Ins EDdicott, Dishsen; Laeoo, Narns. Bsssoc; -
Norsn, fGersDpH buneanDe. Ectohse ouinsy; Ad(sS1S
nunsoD; Tyler Bo.en, and winpaasy H.iesa. NYs~r
= Brown, bslsr; Wn Dsnsas. Hs.iss; y 8 usss0
ton wrsSsnssoe, wrshtisssoa, Ts s,. .ss c:s
Hove Portland Telegraph. sDAlsr. Hartford xrssrs-
fisher; b Rutan sprsgoe, aud Bsoj Mmls fasS~
Chester Rirksr, Harrison, 6Afsn Y = Buckley Lglo
Ne~sst ror'on, Par.ster, Troy Essa Hubbs,d NisS-
Gessy. NcKeDsis, and Edwin Forrest Morris, &c.
Mary, Cook, Nofwalk
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PMApnrmA. August 26 1854 -(Rsportsd by Keen &
Tay .)-FTM BOdvd-$iO 900 Penn RR 6's, 81 81 900
Pen oist coup o. TO- 81; 1000 Pitt4burg 6s cash. so
1900 City e's, R, b6, SO; is abs Penn Rs AN;
l3; 90 Reading RI, s5wn, 3sh; SO do, ssx; Phila
Exchange co. q Lehish Nsy ssh; 100 Long isa nd RR
2b DO, rs, IL; IA Mechanics Bank, cash, 2s1. Afte
Board-slo 600 Read RR 6's TO cash IA 900 do Lass
100 Mori. Canal BIZ, 1H so Read RR, s6 and Int ?3X
65 sbs nebill RR, b5, 6ls4 DO, 6lX; 80 Penna RR
~; Phia Bank, 124h; Edo, days, 124'S; 100 Cir
ard Bank Tx.
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ARRESTS Tho police Of this city made thirty arrests
Of persons for getting drunk, disortcrly conduct &c.,
for the twenty four hours ending yesterday
BuRaIARy.--Ex Herman Barker's dwelling house. In
South Eighth street. entered by burglars about
O'Clock aturcay morning and robbed Of $64, which was
taken from his sleeping apartment
DEoRpExIY Houston Saturday night, the First ward
police made descent upon q dssreputable house in
South First Sixth street. and arrested four females
named Catharne Hogan, Ann Hamilton, Rose Holey,
and Mary Mallory. They were locked up to await cx-
animation.
FmEs-A small frame building used a. Toe house.
In the rear Of No % Resen street, destroyed by
Gre about IL O'Clock, Friday night The rear Of the
dwelling bouse No % Reusen street. occupied by Ger
families, somewhat damaged; loss about $3.50;
insurance. The alarm of Gre yesterday noon was
caused by the burning out Of q chimney in North
SIEVE nth street.
The first cars on the Brooklyn and Greenpoint rail
road we're through Williamsburg, as far ~ North
Second street. Saturday afternoon. The track is
First street. I,
The porter houses, with but few exceptions were
closed yesterday, and the city presented an unusual
quiet appearance.
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BEION,
y pbrk, unknoWn.
d dnrrs the day from NEto Sc.


PosI0S, Aug 11-Arr ship Lotus, Lsckis, Calcutta;
esks Hamilton, Keum, Rio Janeirc; Nay Queen, King
,e'sn hA, Howes, Baltimore; brig Neptune, Parsons
q. fuegos; Pauline, Taylor, 0eorgstown, DC r
Rhea des Nicksrscu Baltimore; Btrchard, , and Tor
wGp 18th ult.
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Ix7SLLIsncx FnoM LIYERIA-ws have our ales
q liberia psper 70 The To Of JunA
iIs+lbetDce had been r+csived st Meurovia Of tho
hsesk,pg out Of war IN tbe Tcembo country, which
b sbcOt hundred mike south a. Monruvis, ON the
Lih< riap coast The coD6ics WIS between the M
tivts residing The coat and those living In the
sssr me resss csoss .Ss s, y vss .as
thoss Of the interior 70 down and trsde With the
factories ct the beach. IL hos been custom. 1t
eet ms, for centuries I'll saoos tho coast for the In
beach people. Nov disposition IL unaffected to
throw on this buItep and TO trade without the iu-
PREVENTION Of brokers OF third parties who have
been customed TO consume large share OF the
Ire Liberia Herald states that these third parties.
or beach people. are In almost ell cases notorious
swiDolfrs ard roguee T3eY obtain living BY ira
Ding Tor sne interior Dativss. through whotc indus
Try the palm oil u procured. They retain about
one fourth OF the proceeds Of sale as commission,
besides y at they obtain In presents from factors
The Liberia Arokd favoFs the disposition mani
Tested BY the Teembo PEG lie 70 submit no longer t,
the iDPositions they have 90 long endured and re-
commences TO factors and others who deal largely
IN OIL TO aid them In all peaceable methods Of Ing
nR aoout reformation. Teembo Ia remarkable
for is large trade in palm ell; larger probably than
any place on the COST except Grad CoIah. The
government in Liberia It was expected, would take
come steps to arrest the war and put end to the
There has been long season Of wet weather at
Liberia For four weeks revious to June tn. Il
had rsined, day and night, Almost constantly. The
rice crops. however, promised an abundance, Of
& nod quality.
The culture and manufacture Of sugar on the st.
Panl's was rapidly increasing. Fsfty new sugar
farms, 1t was thought, would be laid ont this sea-
son, ard 6De largo cane fields were seen in every
direction. Great quantities Of sugar would be made
the preeept season and some already landed at
Monrovis, II said to have been Of fine quality.
Beef wss very scarce at Monrovia, which Is attri-
buted by the Herald To the Intervention Of certain
natives calliny thanneelvee Chiefa vehO Hive on the
Dad from Bo Poro TO Monrovia, and who intercept
the patives who come from the interior. and rob
them Of TIL cattle and other articles trade The
govern melt bad taken this matter In hand, and
would adopt decisive measures to punish the OF
fendeis and revive the trade-Boston Traveller,
AuP. 20.
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STOCK seles.

In Danvle Ky, two persons have been fined $50 each
for carrying concealed weapons contrary to ordinance.
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AN OLD OFFICE HOLDER Captain John McClin
toek whose term Of oiicc as Naval Officer at Pots
mouth IN. H.) expired on Saturday, will be ninety
four years OF age to-day, when he will als) enter on
the discharge Of the duties of the Office under new
commission. The Portsmouth Journal, In mott ing
the appointment. says that parallel case for ap,
advanced age and physical abilities TO discharge
its eutes, annot probably be found at the present
time in the world in past history since the chris
tian era. The Journal adds the following notice Of
Captain John McClintock was born on the 2sth
day Of August. 176l. He was the son Of the Rev.
DR.. Esmuel McChntock Of Greenland, who was
chaplain in the army Of the Revolution, and at the
battle Of Bunker HILL That patriotic clergyman
may be seen represented In the engraving Of the
battle In his mtniste rial bands near the spot where
General Warren lies wounded. John McClintock,
at the age Of about sixteen, entered the service
In the private armed ship Alexandra Of twenty
guns At the age Of seventeen he was masters
mate, and was entrusted with conducting
prize into the West Indies. He remained Ia the
service four years lacking one month, but not being
tionaiy services. Captain McCdntock has In the
course Of his long he experienced various vicissi-
tudss, but has enjoyed uninterrupted gooi health
from childhood, and IL now - vigorous as men gone
interest 10 the passing AFFAIRS Of the times q any
one around us. We met him in tho Athcnnum early
ono morning the present week. perusing the various
papers on Il stands Speaking Of his appointment,
he ~, Some may ,sad me = old and worn
such II not the case. For ave PEARS / have never
been absent from attending to The duties Of Office
but Zone day, winter or summer That day his
health was good, but Il was II severe storm which
shut up people generally. He writes . clear and
smooth hand, without any trcmuloumess. All the
accounts OF tho Custom House 50 under his perso-
nal examination. Although engaging his constant
care, the emoaumsnts Of the once last year wore
Len than roar hundred dollArs He Il grateful for
H. for - sys q his time Of life thcre are not many
kinds d business 70 which he can give his atte1-
top.
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