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The Evansville daily journal., 1854-10-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
,ua7yVz,AND STATE B.OTuTCrssE

aL FOR NOV EMBEk. 1851
PAYMENT of Prizes GUARANTEED to the holder by the
State of ryidHd
WE congratulate upon their
in drawing prizes and although promise
eapiul IL they will only they can
of hch the list below shows many worth the
We know that IL would he of gratn
many il publish list prizes drawn and
who but violate promise of srct confidence
would be adyant enhance the sale
tickess II permitted could " no has
least s5O0 in prizes Of JO 81 3d. the arg
which 90: Others ho
10th larger and smaller We give below the
Lo November earnestly request that
every person viii send ret for tickets in them.
C.. NAIR\ Az naltiuOre- Md
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A LOST VESSEL COME To LrGHr-HER
CREW MURDERED BY THE MoRMoNs.-The

"a
CREW MURDERED BY THE MoRMoNs.-The
Buffalo Republican ofyesterday says:
A rumor has been current for several days,
on our docks, that the schooner Robert Will
lis, whose sudden disappearance on Lake
Michigan last fall was noticed at the time,
and of which no intelligence was ever af-
terward received, had been captured by the
Mormons of Beaver Island, her captain and
crew massacred, and the vessel unloaded
and scuttled. At the time of her loss the
Willis was bound from Chicago to this port
with cargo of wheat, and was last seen by
the steamer Lancing, on the 22d OF Novem-
ber, off Sheboygan, bound up the lake In a
very heavy north.ea gale. The news OF
her capture, ect., is said to have been receiv-
ed through Mormon who escaped from the
community at Beaver Island, and who has
made oath to the facts above stated. IL IS al
SO said that the u. ). steamer Michigan has
been sent to the island to look into the al
fair.
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oft he river, having a delightful grove in the
rear, which is used for temperance meetings,
Pic-nics, and anti-aboition conventions.
have heard an anecdote here OF one of
your Boston men, which is too good to be
kept from your readers. Theodore d. Par
ker, Esq., merchant in your city happened
few weeks since, to be guest for one
night at Mr.. Knapp's hotei.-After tea, as
ne was enjoying the GOODNESS of the evening
breeze, on the piazza. he noticed a gentleman
IN the oftice who was examining the book OF
arrivals, and who afterwards walked U and
down the piazza, scanning him (Mr. r. } very
closely. Some ten or fifteen minutes passed
in this way, when the stranger broke the ST.
lence by addressing him:
els your name Parker sir,"
ayes SIR"
"Theodore Parker!"
ayes, SIR"
"Be you come from Boston, sir!"
Yes, sir"
"Then SIR" with look as if the identity
OF the individual were fairly established,) al
suppose that you are the man who goes about
in New England, vilifying the institutions
of the southl''
80 no. no." answered the astonshed Mr.
Parker, before whose eyes bag of feathers
and kettle of tar, danced momentary pas
Ge d ur;
81 am Theodore ID. Parker; am mer-
chant in Boston; am not the NIT lister, whom
you speak Off
"Ah. that alters the case, then," respond
ed the chivalric Virginia in mider tone;
shut allow Inc to give you one piece of ad-
vice, and that is, that If you are going TO
travel about in these diggins, you had better
in future, when you sign your name, be par
ticular and make the ID. id plain"
Cor. Boston Trans.
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Boar CAUGHr.-Last Saturday covered
boat was caught at West Franklin, stuck to
snag. The only passengers on board was
dog, and his provisions were confined to a
few plugs of tobacco scattered over The boat.
The boat had evidently broken loose of it's
own accord. but there may have been some
foul play aboutit. Who owns that boat!
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Advertise In the GRANVILLE News.

We recommend the GRANVILLE WEEKLY NEWS. a parel
published at GRANVILLE. Ill., good advertising medium fol
the business of Evansville having large eireula
tion throughout Southeastern Illinois We will receive
advertisements for this paper the Jou nal Office oclm
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3fTu CONGRESS BID CONGRESS
naun nnnAastfon n.rn "A hf.r,

This shows net opposition gain of So
members. Mr. Fuller, the Democratic men,
Der from Maine, is a n anti Nebraska man.
and voted agaist the bill throughout at the
last session.
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WITH the hot sultry atmosphere the rank
vegetation OF the lowlands aud marshes in the deep valleys
of she OF the
burning drinks the and the decaying plants
give OF noxons gases and poisonous that il inhaled
yellow JsundIce the
Bowels DiarrheG Ayue Fever Bilious
Typhus Fevers Under these circumstances
shoula make free of Dr. BgUcEs INDIAN VEGETABLE
PASACEA II las cleanse the bo pury the
blood health
Of this paper. eyS
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Broke Jail.

Several prisoners escaped from the Prince
ton Jail last Friday night, and we believe
have not been arrested. They were VIM.
Burton, for counterfeiting; Wooden, for
horse stealing; Jas. McCue, for assault and
battery, and Smith for kidnapping negro.
We have been furnished with no description
of persons.
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u0IrsE Frny,su,cc cooDs.

NDLBI Z sIIbEIstIEK Tor *
~ animation large stock FURNISHING Goods
sstng of Three Ply Ingram aud low priced Carpets stair
and Hall Carpets Of various patterns and qualities FIor o
Cloths lS wide Satin Laines NOrsted ar
Cotton Danasks Furniture and Bro Hollands for Cu ns
Muslin and Lace Car tans COrniees Curtain Pins and sta
Rods. Marseles Quilts. Lin, Damasks. Table Linen and
TOwrlng Piano and Table Coths. aud Bed blankets oil AL
sizes and qualities.
We also manufacture Mattresses every size and deserr
ii n which will warrant good as can be iouma. AIso
Bed of all sizes All which VIII sell as !" as
the quality he found this side OF tue AIegheny
Mountains. Fosters Block ist near Main "et1o
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Office is hereby that will sell public auction,
Saturday. the 18Th day Of Nov George Fos-
tsrs WarehOus- in city OF Evansville the
perty OF Henry g. FO0rd decreased taken by Admin
traitor consisting prine ally Of the following wits One
Canal Boat the of H. g. tcOrd Mule.
horse Wagon Horses Pow aud harness lot
COrdwoOd edatey the Canal hank six from the
city aud also lot Net Hsv lot wearing apparel
bedding credit OF six Hienths wiD he ali
three dollars purchaser gvinx his with approv
ed security with from date waving valuation
praisemeut laws. SILAS STEPHENS
octS6-3twlti
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BANK EQTICE.

The Animal Meeting the the Branch
Evansville of tire Bank Indiana for the election
eight the ensuing will be held the
Banking House. nday the 9th of November next
Polls will he ode clock and closed O'Clock r. NJ
oe,e-s,dwte G. W RATHBONE Cash
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GRAND RALLY.-We learn from the State
Journal that it has been determined to hold
a grand jubilee at Indianapolis, on Wednes-
day, the lst of November, to give "the peo-
pie" Of Indiana and Ohio an opportunity to
exchange congratulations over the signal
victory achieved at the recent election
The members Of Congress elect from this
State, and other distinguished cO-laborers in
the good cause, have been invited to be pres
ent. Campbell, Galloway, Carey, Harrison
and Day, of Ohio, are expected to be pres
ent. This is as il should be. Let not the
people slumber upon their victory, but take
counsel together, and carry out the great
principles of reform they have undertaken,
and on which they bought and achieved their
triumph. "The People" have their practical
and beneficial work yet TO do. By their re-
cent victory they have only attained the
position TO do it. Our tactics during the
campaign, were we'll directed and answered
their end most triumphantly. They have
now to be changed-and adapted to the
legislation of the State and the Nation,
rather than to the excitement of political
canvass. This can only be done successful
ly by the same concert of action that achicv-
ed our glorious victory. Every true patriot
and especially those who have been honored
in the late election with the peoples conf
dence, and upon whom will devolve the
legislation of the country, should be present.
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A.s5s PRIZES TO BIZ DISTRIBUTED.


In this scheme fOrDsd by the combination OF S
numbers making 1616 tickets and the drawing ballots,
there ~ be SIG prizes having he numbers
it, g. lsh each having ofhem 81 each having
only them slso 81 with neither
numl erS them. heing lanks.
Todeterniue fate ofee prizes aud blanks 7S numbers
from to S inclusive. wall he severay placed in wheel
the day o. the sng and Is Of them Radon,
and taat ticket having is cobia alton %
drawn numbers. Will be entitled to the capital prize
g . =, ~. ~ ~
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j. HyDE,s MARBLE Yam.

cORNER SECOND AND VINE sTKEFT. EVANSVILLE. IND.
FrNE unders would respectfully
Hens Of Evansville and the pablie rally that he
purchased the entire stock Of No Vermont Marble Of M.
Humphrey and is fully prepared eli all 'ers MOnu-
ments Tonbs. Obeks Head and Foo. 81 the
Workmanship and the finest material. Those wishing
sua lie Monuments to their deceased friends would do we'll
TO give hin call All orders promptly attended to.
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THINE Under THE -
CIOnlOrS SVyyHygtR

Which can be seen at yAUTIER g. MARCoNNIER'S. the
fashionable Ha'ters They behind the Tins Main
street, between First and Second. ortll-tf
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READ. READl. READ.,.

Statement Of the Rev s. sumner President Of the HenYy
Female College.
Mr. sumner is widely known or great m:ra worth and
high aud honorable bearing his school famed
count his skin tscher and the rapid progress his pup
make n the requirement of nseful kno wledge:
NEW CASTLE KY. May Is. 1853
Dr. Bruees Indian Vegetable Panaeea has been used in
family and school with entire satisfaction Mr. Armstrong
teachers has also used with decided benefit and
although have not used myself satisfied from the
of those under and of family that is
. valuable medicine. 5. s. SUMNER
Let everybody procure of Dr. Bruees Almanaes and
Jourua he certificates performed
by this Panacea.
PRINCIPAL DEPOTS.
BRUCE 4 CO. New Castle Kentucky.
F.. II. W RIGHT & CO.. Indians polls. Ind.
WOOLSET 4 LINCK. Evansville. Ind.
and for saie and corr-nsson. &C Depot prices By
jelO-6m KELLER, FARNSLEY q CO.. Evansville.
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lUCTrON RsnDHIS.

MAIN STREET. BERwEEN SECOND AND THIRD.
NSf have removed auction Rooms to Main
w the old Court House where prepared OF receive
and sell commission auction private sale all kinds OF
Household Furniture Horses ugsics &c &c
Cash advances made coDsgu sell
REGULAR SALES-Evyry Tuesday. Thursday and Satua-
day commencing at o'clock A NJ. and Tuesday, Wednes-
dAy and Friday evenings At gas-lghtins.
We will also particular attention the selling OF Lsnds
and Town Lots
All persons having Lands Lots Horses Wagons. 1uggies
Merchandise of description to SELL respectfully
lcited y give a call. oct7-Iy W0OLSEl * NELSON
q NOLD PENS. Gold and Common Jewelry. Periumery.
sepi5 A. @. PUSnEE'S.
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stOo ooo WANTED,

INDIANA STATE STOCK BANK NOTES IN EXCHANGE
FOR DRY GOODS.
INDIANA State Stock Bank Sots win be received
in EXCHANGE for Dry Goods the lowest cash price
Stock complete huyers VII hDd th.r
give a call and examine stock pur-
chasing el-t where tGOWDY, TERRY a CO..
oct5t-8tlSW Louis w
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Y III STOCKWELL. NJ. ID
PROF. T. G. GAYLE.

Dean ofthe Faculty. Memphis. Tenn speaks thus:
L. NJ. BRUCE. VI. ID New Castle. Ky
Dear submitted your Compound Professors NJ.
p Watson thev think highly deed
OF your and think it we'll calculated very
sslutary effect siteran give opinion of
physicians and others who wish eheerfuly
give il my individual recommendations.
/ sn, very respectfully. your ob'tserv't;
T. q. GAYLE.
Dean of the Faculty.
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IL CRAWEOk AS ILL T.
ksaEE.is0lD.
E.i-zz7 - ~ esa,s:.-; 81;
~, Ts-2sT Is - Nsst-.f-
FARE INCREASED. Z
~ r.rr ,rrFcr on ANnAFTER MONDAY 18th inst
" .-A NJ - n

4. Train leaves Evansville at o'eSck A. ".
Nincenne- a. 2 o'clock y. NJ.
~ From and after this those heding
passes will be allowed pass this read with
out aging iulI fare. BY order os the Hoard.
J. }. DANIELS. Snr't.
e-yans1ille. Oct. 2, lSji ogtlo-lnd
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BALANCING AccoUKrs.-Since the passage

Of the Nebraska bill, elections have been
held in the following States, with the "re-
two years ago:
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CURRENCY RATES.

CURRENCY RATES.
INDIANA. NEW JERSEY.
State Bank 81 Branches par All soye Bar ks. par
New Stock Banks....... par LOUISIANA.
CHIC. Branches Ia Orleans. par
State Bank ~ Branches. par ALAB MA.
Independent Banks par al Solvent Banks 9 dis
State Stock Bank (op). .5dis ". & Q. CAROLINA
(" IN pl.. par All Solvent Banks. g dis
KENTUCKY. GEORGIA.
All Solvent Banks. par All Solvent Banks dis
VIRGINIA. ILLINOIS.
All Solvent Banks. par New StkSecurity B'ks dis
TENN GS5SE. WISCONSIN,.
All Solvent Banks. dis All Solvent Banks p dis
MISSOURI Fire q Marine Ips. Co.. dis
State Bank n branches. par MICHIGAN.
EASTERN All Solvent BanKs.... , dis
All Solvent Banks par Michigan lns. Co. dis
FGNN5YLVANIA. CANADA.
all Solvent Banks par All Solvent Banks. dis
B1CHANG
Now York. Bu! Ing 1T i... Selling u prem
CincinI ati... ." at -. - .......l ("
COIN
American Gold. Buying prem Selling.........e prem
silver Change. = ........5 prem
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GREAT WESTERN MEDICINE.
DR. BRUCG'S
INDIA N II G. T. 4 A B l. f
PA N A G E A,
For tie RadicdL Cure Of
HhYSPEPSA. Scrofda Kings Evil Incipent Consunp
on Rheumatism Inflammation OF the byes, LiyerC Com
plains Gravel Piles. Dropsy Sick and Nervous eadsche
Pain side Brea: and Back Diseases of he kidneys
spleen and Spine Coess Of the Feet Old sores and Ulcers
Swelling Glands Lumbago Jauniiee, Female irreg-
uari;ies aud all diseases arising from improper or excessive
Of Mercury : .-.,., .<xoo.
ters ..DR HRUCE'S INpIAS yEGETABLE PANACEA.
NEW CASTLE KY :" blown in the glass
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES.
Alerxtive Purratye Duree Daphoretic and Tonic. Its
action on and Blood powerful and sanatye IL
removes Constipation and is the MASTER KING OF PAIN
prompness the Kidneys and Urine promotes
equilibrium It purhes the Blood
clears the the Tongue sweetens the Breath and
while L. thus from the system all Accumulated morthe
mar its tonic properties and action. imparng
new life aad sigor- Price 81 per bottle
T.. II. ST0CKWELL VI. d..
Professor Physiology and Hygiene successfully
in Philadelphia ans Cincinnati.
Nessrs BRUCE & Col have used extensively. separately
and the articles composing the Compound of Dr.
VEGETABLE PANACEA and consider 10 the
Serouls TGhercle and
that peoge IL safe potent aud evinees high
degree of pharmaceutical science.
+. H. STOCKWEbL. NJ. d.
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ATEEs- ACTIVE.
A NEW AND FULL STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER DRl GOODS,
FOR SALE CHEAP AT
EMEsfCEE,S,
MAIN STREET. THREE DOORS BELOW SECOND.
ADMINlsTR .TOR,s MOTTO,


Office - hereby gwen that the taken
letters administrator the of Henry g. FOOrd
late % Van nirbnrsh nty deceased Said estate supros
ed to be solvent. oct26-3w sILAS STEPHENS. Admir-
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WI YOU TRADE.

q FINE Farm in ohio The County Seat &c Hardin
county OF ttf1s >erss ~
soil excelnt location health main
IT nk Railroads VII be exeanged for Real Estate in Evan.
Vile or Lamaseo. Enquire Of q. COPELAND
oStll-G At the Sayinxs Esrk
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FAMILY GROCERY.
Thin sn 4 nant Dnff,ffu~s


ANf lila NJ CALDN ELL has oIen-da Family Gro.
w Gerry IN" above h-rr be III
ON hsnd large stock Of Fresh Groceries Coffee
ea sugars Spices in fact thing required
families lie will alwGys keep good articles aud s-T
st the lowest prizes He invites tn.
families and old TisRss and the public y eetIs
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-10-26

LoEs. &C. Al AsETtON.
Will oier Tor sale Saturday morning Nov 9TH at 10
o'clock ali the stock Of Main
below the Canal consisting Groceries ofeyvy Gss rpsn
Croekury Mare.
ALSO-At the time and place. LOT OF Household and
Kitchen furnnre consisting Chairs. Bcdstvads and Bed
ding Bureaus. St,Trs &e all IN good order.
ABSO-fGNE LOTS in I.auaSeo Of he old Brewery
well situated and RAPIDLY improving
The hause occSIy where ih above sale will be held ss
now offered for REASONABLE For uartirulsr
L enInfT Of
WoOISEY X NEIs Auctioneers.
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WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.


q ATS AND CAPS "A splendid assortment Of all the
II le, bicb lave sale By
octiS JOHNSON A FRENCH
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NEW wATtlIf;S AND gENEiRy.
DY Tar the f.Rrgrst stuck tn tie (hy..
NGI have Of " atrl - anai
Se Jeweiry comprising article tle Watch a,d
Jewclry line all Of fh@ coed mstrris ws~
wall ei Watch Je~-y than they have tessa
this
Resented. Give u a call and SATISFY y"urs. Ives
BIfIRoI.FF a SONS.
oet5 Main street. between First aud seconds
2N AM ED tc0 dollars worth of Real Estate fsfr
w wheh viii give Railroad Stock.
r. L. COSANTf
eetIotf Next door to Burks Exchange.
DoRk. Ga ibis Mess Pork put mp and rarr.-tedhy
Il oetlT BEo. FOSTER & CO.
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lA ACiiSE D. ITs "A HlI Assortment of TrleAnis cd
" India Rubhrr Marhine B'ltnE Az" uE Packing es
assOrsed tkek~sss and Gsks Oi al iEes Iytry,ve b,
HfIHE RIOS
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sksiNt.s BANK.
FIRST SIItEET AtInk NJ

rU7HIS Bank pay igsret dtpas-ss b,
II demand; buys aud sells Elchangs. CuiA
Money gratis Loans makes Crecors and remts
promptly rates OF Eaehasge Money remi,trd 70
all paris Of Europe. octIl-f &. COPELAND. Cashier
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rEAIENTlyo bJIs III dTAulie Csm-pt in store ana fen
~ safe ~ oetS EAD,Oek BROS.
iMEz5 blls ehoee White Line jus, fo- aas
k4 ny ee'lS BABCoCA ERUS.
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An1usenrents.
Augusta. Ga.

CLEANS TnEArnEs-We have The pleasureo announcing
for this evening the first representation of Mozars
eious opera Don Giopa the leading parts by Messrs
Genibre Roras Beteut and Beckers and Mesdaes Ber-
tint Berton, Martial The pieces will be produced with
all beauty in the decoration along with this excellence
the actors 10 thinking Don Gioranni is the very
masterpiece Of the great masters of all song Books OF
tho opera are for sale at the theatre
ST.. CHARLES THEATRE,-rhs evening Miss Dean takes
benefit. She plays Pauline in the Lady of Lyons and
Constance in the Love Chase Mr. Jsmison plays Cla,d
Me4otte, and Mr.. Maggie Iiake We trust that the ac-
knowledged meritof the fair beneficiary will produce
house worthy both other ability and appreciation
PLAclpEs yARIET1EssThs evening the g Merry Wives
of Windsor will be performed together with the opera
called the Pet of the Peticoats" 1t is exceedingly
strong cast aud ought to draw exceedingly large house
We learn that Mr. Manager Placiae has entered into an
arrangement with Senora Solo, the celebrated anseuse
and that she will appear at the Varieties for limited
number Of nights
DAN RicEs.-The audiences at Dan Rice's Amphi-
theatre have been exceedingly large during the past
Weekreplying to the merits of Madame Toarnaire and
her troupe Little Jimmy Reynolds has made most
favorable impression and every thing goes eff swimming
ly at this appointed succedaneum for the circus Of
old.
VAN AsIDEaeH's MESAG ER1E-The Floating Palace now
held and tenanted by Van Amburgh with countless curl
osties from the heavens above and the earth beneath
is moored at the foot of Canal street. and is daily
visited by throngs of citizens We have not time or
space to de justice to the wonders it contains and can
only recommend every pay 1t visit and see for
himself.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
1o TME NEw ORLEANS pAILY oaEsoENT.
Bu tbs soutbrrn Linz.
E,nrthar bv the Baltic.

LIVERPOOL MARKETs-CoTT0N FIRM-BREAD.
sTUFFS ACTIVE.
NEW YoRE, Jan, 1S-The Battles adyices state that
there was fair demand in the cotton market at Liver
pool but business limited account Of the Holidays
the sales Of the three days. preceding departure
barely COCO % bales of which 1000 taken for
speculation and the remainder by the trade, Prices
were generally very firm, but there quotable
change The market closed at the following rates. Fair
Orleans 6sad Middng Orleans Cd Fair Uplands 63sd
and Middling Upands SGD per lb,
Breadstuifs active and prices firm. Flour was
quoted at SIS Cd for Western Caual and 3Ss per Dbl
Corn in good demand, and the better qualities were
rather higher. White quoted at 46s and yellow at
45s per quarter.
Wheat is in active request at full prices.
Gonsos were quoted at 9i]S. ..a"
EASTERN MAIL.
MOBILE Jan. 1.-two back mails came to hand this
morning hut New York dates Of the 9th inst yet
behind, having failed beyond Charleston S, G.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, July 15.-The Eastern mail due in
New Orleans Tuesday morning has failed beyond Alta
anita Ga.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Jan. 15.-The Eastern Mail due
in New Orleans Wednesday morning, has failed beyond
Augusta, Ga,
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Dr. MARSHALL Hams LEorUREs-To-day at halfpast
II o'clock this distinguished and learned man delivers
his second lecture questions relating to physiological
science in the Anatomical Hall Of the Medical College
Ills lecture on Saturday last did not dsappoint the ex
pectations Termed from his high standing as medical
writer his manner of delivery and his dction are most
appropriate to the subject he treats and instruct al
Intelligent audience lie had quite large attendance
including many Of the faculty and the students of The
Medical College
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The DEVIL AND TIE CoUNr--.4 German .Aopel
"a 9R''afat'"e,-A certain Count, who, in order
70 raise the wind, had made league with the
Old Gentleman, violated his engagement and
was suddenly waited upon by his diabolical
creditor who, with grin on his face cried cut
to his victim; g come, we must be off immedi-
ately y The Count appeared most terrified
In timld tone Of expostulation, he said $ Our
years have elapsed must go3, YES" re-.
Piled Satan, in determined but doeeed tone
.9 re J, me but YEAR, ''No!" "a daya' mo"
it is but an inch long, Whilst it is BURNING,
here is another bottle, and a capital cigar to
regale you, Win you not spare me until this
candle is burnt out % ''Ios," answered the
informal guest, Every well,' said the count
blowing out the candle and thrusting it into
his pocket, /" then I'm snug enough" So say
ing, he left the apartment by another door
The gentleman in black got up, his whole frame
trembled with anger, and his eyes scintillating
with lurid corruscations of wrath lie seemed
wlthal decidedly sneaking, and vanished with
clap of thunder
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