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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13

TERRE HAUTE JoURNAL.-We are sorry to
notice by the last Terre Haute Journal, that
VIM. II. Mclean, Esq, has retired from that
paper to private life. Mr.. Mclean was one
fthe most gentlemanly editors connected with
the Old Line press in Indiana--in fact, almost
the only Old Line editor in the State who
would never sink the gentleman into the black
guard. Indeed we have regarded him as too
much of gentleman to be an Old Line editor
and he Fpbably thinks so himself in retir-
ing from his old position! We wish him great
prosperity. As Mr.. Mclean is lawyer, we
recommend him to those wishing at any time
the services of a legal gentleman at Tcrre
Haute. Messrs. Thos. I. Bourne and Grafton
z. Cookery succeed Mr.. Mel, and are by
him warmly recommended. Mr.. Moore will
still continue one of the proprietors of that
paper. We wish it great success.
FoRE1GN AND NATIVE CRIM1NALs-The
Philadelphia Times says: "The statistics o.
crime in Philadelphia, for the last five months
show the following astounding result: The
whole number Of arrests during this period is
| Is, COG. OF these, ten thousand five hundred
and twelve are foreigners, and eight thousand
| three hundred and twelve are Irish! The
foreign population is considerably less thar
one-fifth Of the native born; yet Of the whole
number of arrests, more than two-thirds art
foreigners"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13

CTThe Washington Union states that it
will require 1888, 800 acres of the public lands
to satisfy the Is, 796 land warrants issued last
month The total number of warrants issued is
48, l59.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13

~ The present liquor law has reduced the
number of inmates of the Warren county,
Ohio, Inirmary, from thirty-one to eight. So
says the Lebanon Star
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13

0-The stage from Rockport has not arriv-
ed the last week. High waters, we presume,
give the reason.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13

GT Col Kinney, it is said, expects a-rein-
forcement of nine hundred settlers from Ala
bama and Mississippi. The Colonel has con-
cluded an important treaty with the Indians.
by which he would be enabled to penetrate
into the interior in safety.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13

It's said that six thousand Irishmen, aside
from other laborers, persisted in the construc-
ton of the Panama railroad
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COMPLEMENTARY NOTICE

TT AyTNGspnneetedw with in the Foundry Machine
IL Business WIN. A. DUNN and WIN. TAN L0R. they
hotting gooi Practical Mechanics business would
here that intend to do good work and
able terms. any the CITY warrantng
when done both in workmanship aud material well
in quantity quality. We ask liberal patronage from
tho whh thing ia line Of business.
not only get for what do but expecting
bore glory also. nova HENRI SCHRIBER.
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1t is officially stated, that out of 10000 men
sent into the Crimea by the Russians, not
more than one-third are, left.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13
TsE NEW xORK
TRIBUNE. 1866.

rTrnE rRIBUNEisn middle OF It's
VOL XIV Of Is weekly issue commenced on the leg q
aeadainssd consideration With
has, iast = 81
is his though he may never
5se s sn5 his s & s fas sss
of dragged and poisonous Liquors who does
der by publication .rcial
buyingc ~ like Nav York THE NrwAgK MEEcuEl ones
growing zp yer hsstite ~ fffE
f. h4na sy MAY have aons ~
20 indyeuals but has rsyer been anatLf to
the Of novel ant uirr heories
o Re a DE-
aud Hospitality; shileis has artny rssted and win
class diverstes OF Nativity Creed Color
ties Rs Seaay aad ontirns The has
st pgeis s0 the day Of is 9rgn It's
ton Instead Of single edo vi n assistants its
By The
Of reading given quadEu
earliest issues; stan valued c6rresp encires
oSthy while Politics Legis-
he Social Of mankind Tseos Alone
here ths rssst and mos sesrehng
Industrial development End Internal aterco
tury HENRY oLAY-imbued oreover with spirit
our weassF aesnSGrs and the
all which will hsllow this OF hg The
earnestly ardently h the party solOns
made to nterpoiats creed
resisted that when at the close Of the lass
preferred defeat their party rather thsn aiio
vstive Chief on aFro-siavery platform pro
Gaimse stt tn ~ nag parry .b
conspiracy snd the speedy absorption therein of the whole
for sy.y g ss ' ss w aae me 1 anu
watched I'll progress Of that mighty REPUBLIcAN move
souri, Compact stimulated ~ the astounding outrage
the vietims-by ated and ter ystien Of Ii IL elsc
lions BY an Imea mon setSoa by e.nsI.asy ana huris'
boring Slave State destined to sweep the Landmarks
Of the fsssguIed in on. mighty tOr TO sh sesuIs
VIII unwseiy uphold success effort thu
energies g TEE TIsgSE viii be sefni devoted while III
Of in Intoxicating Beverages. viii and
een@enei as daily clio Sheet Of moderate size
Cd m aato n, D&T tthres ssies adstions SEM
SEKlr and WEEsLX on shot - ey siiache, eight am
gre pc P IN nothing to fe oNing s,eeates:
Daily tsvssiDs ard mOrning>... q 500 copies.
weakly is5 75o Do
rotal............. -..,...... 1877. AIS copies.
W. heeve mo other ewspap per the world has subscrip
ton list hall large this and no periodical Of an
rival IT, And while rs % %
a2santass swsllsd it:
some evidence of Puti;0 Is
teen.
TERMS.
THE TRIBUNE employs no travelling agents and sends on
subscriber not choose further to
legal process 50 compel him. On tn
Wesk every paper the oil Tn
advance ment awaiting fresh REMIT IRON tne
seribsr, If the is clos ID We pay
local agents; wish money paid when tn payer
him mail otherwis send mse
safety risk serious often
atefl who deems it good work to
aid forward the and money his friends
nsighbors Our terms invariably are-for the
tLY TRIBUNE. sc per annum.
SEMI-WEEKLY 80; two copies for IS; five for sl IS.
WEEKLY, 81 three copies for s. five copies IS:
copies for l2 ADDRESS for
each copies address OF each Subscribe
81 &c each
Addilens at all times be made club at the prc
GREELEY g. MoELRATH.
nnuI q Am NJ Mar AnrrK nrh
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13

0E The Illinois and Michigan Central Rail
road Companies are erecting passenger depot
at Chicago which will be seven hundred feet
long, with an arched roof
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13

OF The telegraph wires were down last
night east of Louisville, so that we are with
out fresh dispatches
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13
MORGAN, KEEN 81 PRESTON,
JoBBERS OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOO DS
Notions, Hats, Caps, BOnnets and
ShOeAa


HAVE hand very large and gensrei assortment
Of Dry Dds insisting in part Of the best sIs les
blue and whss Sae and orange black and
deep Tckngs tlsach. ana
brown shirt do Drll and "a light and heavy bro
Tweeds. KY black and fancy Casmeres. black
bury spotted Fannsls Cotton
plaid Linseys: 2 ~ and oushel Stark Mills Wheat Bags
siissas Sroan Holand aot Silks Florence do SERGE
shrng Stripes and shrting Checks rich
eoloTsd fancy Cotton and WoOen Coat Lining A Wheat
eoorsd ManeSs and LANES Chilli
BaS Pn e s de- SsSs
Oi@s irish Linens Cotton o six AMI linen
black colore1 SIX Cravats bingham
wOrsted and Cotton cOOrod Table Covers Piano do Um
breas, sc. -.
Swiss and Null Musli9s Bishop and yie.0Ss Lawns plain
SHAWLs.
Plain and embroidered Bay State Long shawis 81 by Iz
AND - BY ~ inches; large small plaid en- do black
Nazarene blue plain and single Shaws
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
s and D3ss MsrG0 0 so SAX % so
uo Bg & Hose. d0 d
chi plain plaid WoOien 5
white black slate and coIored Cotton Gloves: plain
SIX lined do: blue black and coored SILK do and Kid do
Misses cOlOred Cotton Gloves Cashmere children wool
Th,ead do. wolen Rim lined do. Buckskin do.
Snekskn ~ boys Ctoth Glofes cotton ana Llee Unread
Gloves.
Suspendsrs. white and coored Spool Cottons hite
colored Sk black drab Linen Threads black
color Sewing Silks black drab Twists: black
coll red Cotton Tapes. white Tapes Linen Brai5s
colered Worsted dos bonnet cap aek coored Taeta
Ribbons black SILK VIEW do: Side. Tuck, Picket Ivory
and English raw-horn Fine aGd Dressing Combs aud
Slate Pencils Pens Pen-holders Envelopes Memor
andum BOOKS Cap and Lette Paper rarpins do Comfort
ers Sew Darning and Netting Neeales white and japan
Hooks aud silvered and Swenshii
Pins Pound end Hair do Thmbes Purses Pearl
Shirt Buttons Vest Coat Cvereoa ard Suspender
d Razor Shaving Brushee and Soars
Jewelry, etc.
novg MORGAN. KEEN PRESTON.
b ATS AND GAi R.-SlIk. Fur Angola Hats: black
n and drab Fur Soft Hats: bla k white
Hats for and boys of Hungarian, Louis Napoleon
kossuth and Wide Awake styles Mems and cotton,
qua tiles novt0 MORGAN. KEEN 4 PRESTON.
Ep0OTs AND sHOEs.-Men,s hick Boots: gents, Kip.
Nd Ca and Water proof do: and BrOxans:
boys thick and Boots. youths Calf chil5
rem Calf do: boy thick Zip Wax
d Wax do: chidren's Calf Goat and Kid Shoes and
oan Cacks; women Kip Split Calf eoat Kid and Grain
Our stock Of Boots ding itself to
close buyers We have sizes from TO H.
aud women from to g. We do depend entirely
let prompt leave the house without buying
if low prices will prevent it Ez
We keep the bottom braced and work to
be hs III Massachusetts, Wet and infer
oar dry feet. eak-bottom work We snxious are
bound to. will sell We invite the trade to examip
ton of stock OF stocks
novl0 MORGAN, KEEN 4 PRESTON.
Hay GOODs-our stock of Dry Goods is large and
~ complete and is ielf 70 callers
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13

or Mr.. Pierre, an old citizen of New Albany
or vicinity, died very suddenly in that city
last week. He was delivering butter and
was found dead in his carriage
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13

A REPORTER Observation-Disclosures ten and
eleven o'clock on Wednesday night, young
man who represented himself as reporter on
a Jeffersonville (Ind.) paper but whose name
we cannot learn, while. stepping from the
steamer John Bell to the Delegate, fell between
the guards of the boats, and, being carried
away by the current, was, in all probability,
drowned, as nothing more has been heard of
him. He had, for some time previously to
the catastrophe, been in conversation with
Capt. Van Sickle, and was about proceeding
to the Delegate to see ore of the officers, with
whom he was acquainted.-[[ Gin. Eng.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13

PARTY MEAsSEss.-Th Editor Of the In
diana State journal does not cherish very
high opinion of party morality in general
and that Of athe Unterrifed1 in particular.
lie says:
= OF all the parties that patriotism OF greed
for Office have ever created, the "old Line is
the most thoroughly, entirely, as desplcably
proscriptiVe. II ismean enough to snatch the
least Office, and base enough lie where snatch
ing won't do. There is nothing that smells OF
Office that it won't follow with the pertinacity
and ferocity of a bloodhound after niger"
Ifpeddling peanuts was done by official APP
pointment,- it would rob the first poor boy OF
peanuts to peddie, and then apply for the
commission. 1t would turn blind horse out
to starve, if his stall could be turned into an
Office room. There is nothing too big or little,
too deep or dirty, for this party to do if an of
fee, or the punishment ola political opponent,
can be achieved by it.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13
MECHANICS, WORKS,
FAIRlsANK,N SCAIEN.

~ A UNIFORM STANDARD OF WEIGHTS.
EfSand correct system OF weighing. subjects
'caiming the attention of every individual in the
~ community.
So correct Scslv is Just arbiter between buyer
and Her and it Is Of the pc rs4ne
instrument universally called decide
great daily aud hourly
should be of such reliability
the confidence of all those who be affected by the
resuls ixeieated.
The invention Of these Scales and the improvements
have been from time time adopted the result many
close observation practical experience and the
manufacturer have brought the to such degree
curaey that they safely relied
tion by weight Their construction the
mathematical principles all defects commonly with
ia compound balances have been by practical skill
aud faith nj work and hence their deli
and every unerringly correct
The hic Scales have required has
Of steady with rom the the time
aud based the principle adopted by the
and deViaed Om of allowing hut perfect
weighing machines to forth from their
By strict adherence this principle the confidence
public the accuracy Weighing Machines
lily increased aud with demand. until from small
ginnngs their manufacture having annually advanced
amounted during the year 1854 nearly half men
doliSrs. HORNBROOK CHIT RCHILL,
novl3-d&w1m Agents for Evansville.
BREAST.PIN FOUND.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13

OpERATIONs IN THE CRIMEAa

The principal portion of the news from Sc
bastopol consists of obscure accounts OF the
manpuvreS Of the two armies in the field, the
substance of which appears to be that the allies
are moving forward systematically in strong
force. and that the Russians are retiring in
good order, back upon their fortified place. !
The British and French were engaged in
clearing away the ruins of the city
The French and Sardinians had advanced
from the Tchernayz and Baidar line, and cor
respondence of the 18th says the French posts
were within nine miles Of Bakshe-Serai, also
close to the Russian position at Albat and
Airgal, where if at all, the Russians must
make a stand. s v
The Russians have thirteen infantry divisions
opposite the allied lines, namely, one division
of Guards at the Notifications on the North
plateau, two atEnkermann, two oh Nc Kenzie's
Ridge, and the remaining eight guard the series
of plateaus from Bakshi Serai down to kitodor
and the river courses of the Belbec, Katicha
and Alma.
English correspondence to October y, sup
poses that the Russians from the North side Of
Sebastopol were falling back by detachments
on Perekop There was, however. no diminu-
ton of the fire from the forts and batteries on
| the North side Of the harbor. Their fire dur
ling the last four days had been very active
and was chiefly directed against the Malakof
and the French quarters in the western part
of the South side.
A Russian dispatch of the 22d, via Berlin
says the allies forty thousand strong, had
marched from Aupatorta towards Tou!at; bu
on the 23d perceiving our Lancers ON the lef
flank they retired behind Atkatschi.
The announcement that the Russians had
blown up Fort Nicholas and their other works
at Otchakof. is confirmed.
Nothing has occurred between Kinburr
Nicolaief
English letters say that the gunboats re
connoltred to near Nicolaief
Major Delafeld, Major Murdoch, jr., anC
Capt. M'Lellan, American officers, had arrived
in the camp. A British general order provide.
them with rations during their stay in the
Crimea.
Miss Nightingale had returned to Sebasto
pol.
Gen. Wyndham, the hero of the Redan, has
the command of the Fourth British division
AFFAIRS IN THE BALTIC.
The weather was bad, and the English fee
near Fargen was preparing to leave.
The gunboats at Elsinore had been ordered
to England.
The coasting trade was again springing W
since the removal Of the feet.
| ASIA.
| When the Russians in Asia heard of the fal
Of Sebastopol, they on the 18th of September
made the attack upon Kars The Turkish de
tails of the affairs are received. The Russian
loss is reported at 1000. Two Turkish re
doubts were lost and taken four times.- Thu
hungarian General, Kemmty, commanded
the Turks in the absence of the English Gene
raj, Williams. The Russian Gen sral, Moura
Iyieff, with eighty guns, cannot continue Ia
siege.
The Russians have fortified all the passe
leading to Tifis.
Omar Pacha was at Soachem Kale.
Mrscrg I,ASEoJJs WAR NEWS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13
~ Fhe Eastern mail did not arrive by.
last evenings train. a,.

0TWe find the following in the Dallas
(Texas) Herald:
An extra from the Austin Times Office says
that the official returns show a majority of 81
votes for Evans, the Know Nuothisg candidate
for Congress in this district. We have no room
for Comment
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13
COSMOPOLITAN
ART ASS0CIAT 10N

-
second Year.
A RRANGEMENTs for the sseoad Asnss, esi:ssgss e
as AND BEEN .a On a. &.
Among the works Already engaged Is the fsr-fansd
sGEN0As CRUCIFLX,",
which crisinslly cot Ten Thousand Dollars
IN forming colssiion. diaa.isn q wsrls q
ASEkc4s akr aud the Of Assrisss lssi.s
OF the mos. Distinguished Americas Artists VIE sh
Ms 6ass y the
tor. HIKAm POWERS; NsE 7rfs s-s1. - s---s~
eH 81 Sslss /. u Ass. .oss.;!,' ~
- BENJAMIN 4, ssi, FnAAkIiS. --s@-
DANIEL " EBsTERs
secial agent HIS visited urees nss. oAr.s. SAD
and Marble sla,uary and Choies P.in.inss;.
and b ssE. .saz 'as s-s'rs
TERMS OF MEMBERSHIP.
The paymet OF three dollars CONSTITUTES snssr
is ssOciAton and ea,itle hi t. eh.r en- :. sss TEL
bu.ion 81 the ssa.uAry and Paintings.
ing aonshy Magazines: Harpes K..isrssslsr
Grahams. Godsys Lass'a sseA aas kssss-
Ls.s' : Eivas Ass twsskiy) year. aad sisass
Persons taxing ve Memberships sa.isi.d 4. -
the Magazines for year. and SIX rieKkzs In tAs
Tns the 'ae Of sss
Year, = = 49, ~
The Advantage Secured
BY becoming member of this Association ars-
shs shape Of sssiisE As<.ass ssrs
E,sA lasasssF sersIsa.ins w.rs. sksis
Try disbursing thousands through sfssy
ss s W
shsy wish the MssAains esaasass sns h.vs sssi,t
which esrdeae nsmSershp tossshs with the
those who purchase Masssas. stores
the sane pres thew now Ray or the Mssssias sieas
Beaatfuiy cs.losuss, giving fan ssssrsssssi
For nembeEshsP. address ,,,x- 80 :. A.. a. +.
| At either OF the principal ofh ss .r...s.x
I Street,
Subscriptions received BY 9; sAkE La
| Ere LAINEs-5o pieces all wsSI bs LsaAes asserted
- S'' - ~ JAMES Low & co..
novIo-d4w AIS Ma street. Louisville. H..
6sHIRTISss CHECKS oAses oalsdenis Cheeks re-
y setved this day and for sale p .urs row co
| Iovio-d&w ais Main street. Lsusviils ~
WEOsIERY.-lso dozen Miscs Hose. as.ortsd quaiNss
III N received this day and for sal.hsy s ow "a
| nsyl0-d3w ais Main street. Louisville. ~.
eE TIE ResT zsD s sS
'I noT Si66f' 'A'' BABcocK BRoTHERs
NTINET-so Printed sssnss rsesysa hi. a., sld
1oT y '''' 4ls Main siTasi LoiiEiirs. IL.
'''''N ''"' - JAMES Low, co..
/ nov9-d4w 4is Main street. LesifsfffS. KY',
CAssIMERE.-leass fancy c4.msss. s.ss ssis ~
novs. daw fs Main street. Lsuisriiis. H.
EeLBAcHED COTTON eases hsnd.on. long cl.sA
ED received this day and for ale y ,y,rs ,ow 90
\ uov9-dkw 4iS Main street. Leuisviliss ~
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NAMED.

YOUNG MAN from the East of active business habits
N and experience really Peaman and cal Double
Single Ensry Book DESTROYS of employ this
city Address lfor days) c. o. H., through the POST
office. novi2-zt~
ID TENT LEATHER BEi.TING-A rull supply
&wayson hand of patent and
oak Leather Betting the factory of z.
novio BABeooK BROTHERS.
(NRANBERRiES.-lba barrel eholce at
u nevs 4. BACON & CO.'S.
WNRESH MEAL. Just received for sale
H noy9 t. BACON d cos
HSfOUR.-Best Family Flour hand and for
In sale at nov9 I. BACON Il co.'s.
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Hay GOODs.-our stock of Dry Goods is large and
EI complete and is ending itself prom
We have sock Of some Staple Goods which win
sell doing il We
specially the before pur-
chasing nov10 MORGAN KEEN & PRESTON. 81
EpUCK GLOy1ss.-We hivcfa fsss dozes. Of Buriah
* ID Shorts Buck Gloves for sale.
aozlo MORGAN, KEEN EXPRESSION.
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W. beeye no other in the world has sub scrp
ton list large this and no periodical OF
sort can rival And while its extreme render
advantage has doubtless argeI sweed is suhsripcA
s would absurdity perceive In TINS ~ prsce
dented patronage evidence of pubic ss
teatn
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13
RREAST.PIN FOUNI
TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1855.

A LARGE BREAST PIN was foun d last Sunday. on Thi
N The have il by calling here and pal
ip0F or adj ment
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MORGAN. KEEN 4 PRESTON.

n ATS AND Cal R.-SIIk. Fur and Angola Hats b acl
and drab Fur Soft Hats; bla k white and Woo
Hats. for and boys, of Hungarian Louis Napoleon
Kossuth and Vide Awake styles Mems and boys
wooden and silk Plush Caps Cloth
qua tiles noytO MORGAN. KEEN & PRESTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13

Persons taxing ye memberships sutsd fss -
Magazines year, and Six reKkzs In As atssst
bptisa.l + affs. - IA ~
Tia act procee the sale Of bsrshpf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-13

ADMINKSTR .TOss ~ NUTICE.
NOTICE hereby given that the undersiEnsa has sssA
pointed Admin the OF fatrisk hyens
deceased late county The estate
TO be solvent. ,s.s..t
novs wat ELIZABETH LYONS. Aaninl..sassiz.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-04-05

THE NARCOTICS AND Persons WE In
BULGE Is.-Tbe "Chemistry of Com
mon Life" which is now going
through the Press, states that to.
bacco is produced to the extent oil
4,4S0,O00 pounds annually, and is
used among 800,000,000 of men;
Opium among 4O0,000,00e Of men;
Indian hemp among $50, 100000 Of
men; betei-nut, or pinangl among
l00,000,000 of men. Little is
known in Europe Of the use Of hemp
IS a narcotic; yet Ia the East it is as
familiar to the voluptuary as the
opium and tobacco Of other regions.
The value Of these articles is fixed
at $50, 100000 annually.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-04-05
When You Should Take Your Hat.

Young man, a word. We want
to tell you when you should take
yonr han and be off, and mind what
we offer. It is-when You are
asked 10 stake drink When
you find out you are counting an
sxtrayagant or slovenly girl. When
you find yourself in doubtful com.
Ipany. When you discover that
yonr expenses run ahead Of youi
income. When you are abusing
the confidence Of your friends
When you think you are grea'
deal wiser than older and more ex
perienced people than yourself.-
When yon feel like getting trnstet
for new suit of clothes because
you have not the money to pay fol
them. When you "wait upon"
lady for the "lun Of H." Whel
you do not perform your duty, you
whole duty, and nothing but you
duty.