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TAs most ezfrasrdnaSy discovery In As Wsrid 10 tAs
Greet arabian Remedy for .Mas end Beat.
n. G. FAkRELL'S t.H .ri
ARABIAN IMMINENT.

n. g. FAkRELL'S
CELEBRATED ARABIAN IMMINENT.
u Arabia abounds with plants and odorous woods
whence those aromatic bssams which
this Lsinea Is imposed and y whose sssss
through the whole sytem alaySs intense
psin in few minutes Try IT, when you will be convinced
saodyns aa..iss is action Is prompt and effective Il
bone reaass cords
wasted away leaving nothing but skin and excite.
healthy action causing flesh and nh the
and this in the why has been successful in diseases
Of the Join In affections the SPINE liver lungs and hid
For :sas cake or Of the Is spesihe
For internal you will find gives great
lief. IL has equal IN the world 'or Rheumatsm-slso
psia. eksi.n: burns. throat bites
and REPTILES salt rheun warts corns. mango and indeed
sors or ssssd neck scro,is or King
cattle sectua in diseases Win any
case Of s-ssny also Sp.yia spnt Rinsbcas
Fstaia. Farcy. Poll Evil. windgslh. Strains.
LOOK OUT FOR COUNrERFEITs.
has lately made its Appearance caledw Farrs Arabian
Lnimen the most dangerous of all the eeunser because
without the knowledge exist and they viii
perhaps only discover their when the spurious
The genuine article only by IT. G. FARRELL
sole inventor and preprisor and Wholesale druggist No ~
Main street. Peoria Illinois to whom all applications for
H. @. before the FAyreri-s. thu:-a. FARRELLs-
and h' on the III sss,r' are
Wholesale and PETAL Asents Evansviile Ind.
by regularly authorized agents throughout the
States.
ST Price Is and yecesss. and ~ per bottle. .
AGENTswANTEDi in every tows. village and hsnlst 1.
Adds.ss r. G. FARRELL above accompanied with cd
ference - TO character. responsibility. &c. novA-v
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DAILY JOU r NAL.

@A warm and steady rain commenced
falling yesterday and lsst evening there
river. A canal boat or two stared up the
canal.
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nTThe First Unitarian Church Of Buffalo
recently presented to their pastor, the Rev.
DR.. Hosmer, a purse containing five hundred
dollars, as a mark of their affection and es-
teen.
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tHOP. EVANsVILi.R, md,

VX1E manutactufe al knds OF Machinery equst N wye
alie prices.
We Fire and Steam Engines. Horse Power. Saw and
Grst M Gearing Irons. Parker. Jehnston Hotchtiss
Water wheels sh.i.ins Psilsys pipes psGPs east ire.
Shelters lathes boring mills tobacco and lard
wrought and iron work for bridges coal inc work. and
Rsroad Wheels all kinds Of Brass
work in line OF business. -
Now the time in orders for spring work Having
had long experience witt complete machinery the
~orkmen feel assured give satisfesien and
right. Prompt
repairs Of Steamboat aud Land Machinery.
All orders ~ mail should be given plainly snd parcularly
and with when coming those with whom
e have OF had previous dealing.
highest price ron brsss and Copper
Foundry and h. Canal. Canal and IDsle
isp25 G. ID EGGLESTON co.
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SrAR CANDLEs.-25 boxes for sale ny
- nevis o. e. GILBERT CO. sye near Water


.AEW TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
uaser"gned would most respectfully 70 the
citizens Of Evansville and country that he
ne, opened shop On Main street. opposite
where he int
All rs branches In the latest aad
e warranted N &c and oft workmaasAip He no
~ close sFplicaton
~
Cs and examine his stock Of Cloths Casmeres and Vest
inss he has good stock hsr and prepared to sell
.ehsap- novz !. l.. EELNS.
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In making the above selections nothing has been included
that is highly useful and desirable There nearly
500 VALUABLE GIFTS.
among which, may be by the above list fine farm
dwelling house several elegant pianos paror furniture
beautiful fine pold watches chains pens pins
boxes. dressing cases. etc. sf. t,-- .f
All letter (pos paid) with the money enclosed
will With prompt attention The raving and
bersd receipt emitting the holder chance in the property
the its forwarded
Mail. Address orders to l.. ABOTT.
Fourth st. Louis NO. where the engraving be had
oil appiication, or T. CONYNGTONH CO..
Evansville.
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10y virtue OF an order the Court Of Common Pleas Of
ID vanderbursh county. lad will s Administra.or OF
1885, o. the Court in Evansville between the
Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock sell at public
tion the or or Of Sec Is. Town Z. West.
containing 20 subject to morsgs Of $780, to the
School Fund IS OF the south side Of the
north part Of fractional section Is Town II West
known q the Blair Farm
Terms One hsf cash. aud ehsf With
intereS. Secz3- 3sv II. Q. WHEELER. Adm'r
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

virtue Of an oSdeS OF the Court Of Comno. Yless %
- vanderhureh Ind will. Administrator Of
The estate O. deed .h day Of January
NJ sell Pnbe auction the Court House door Evans
W. Lamasec tegeths with the Dwelling House. Store and
-housss thereon.
Terms ofSsieOne half cash and one-hafin year
interest. desx3 3tv Q. WHEELER, Adm ..
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ADMINISTRATORS SAILS.

ENTITY tons reed per late arrivals This with
former stock on hand makes assortment complete.
decI3 SAMO Ell GkR.
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EEBA"4
THE PEOPLES GlFTENTEHPRISE ASSOCIATION.
LIES HAPPP HOURS"
a BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVING. .dfD a SHARE
LFTHE GIFTS,
FOR ONE DOLLARl

bserber would inform the public that he hs: ssab
shed throughous the country the disposal
Of the seauin engraving known ~ OHs Of Lifss uspPy
Hours Is beautifully executed on STEEL and 10 worthy .
pre- place either pArlor drawing The orr
sinal painting (hy Mrs. Lilly NJ IL the
OF hr Charles stetson engraving Is twenty
inches representing young and lovely
womsa blooming With health; Upon her Knee stands hns
looking little fellow. engaged In puckiug howes from
upon table hand and entwining them hs others
hair which owing his depredsons 10 hanging hat
beautiful neck while the Of
each that the artist did not fail On. Of
Lies Happy Hours" rr
By Issuing copies the subscriber 10 enabled to furnish
them the above and the sale
to he mel berso Vi association the following
INVALUABLE PROPERTY:
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HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE,

TIME undersigned being about to from the place.
Said houses and lots situated Inse and Stock
wells Enlargement near Egg'esons Foundry fronting on
Inele street. by lis deep Houses two-sorie
high each; heuses stables, etc.
estate agents. Water St. Of the subscriber the premises
i.n4-imd WIN. JOHNSON.
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COTTON RAFTING ACE

COTTON BATTING AGENCY.
HAVE the agency Of the CAnnelton Cotton Batting M
and snail keep stock Of Ne. and No. all
ti.nes 81 the lowest cash price st
janis .rftr. p mao COOKS Family Grocery.
GHEEsB.-ioo b,s for sale below the market rates b.
-anf9 WIN. REILLY.
XNRAPPING PAPEls.-ls0 bundles Grown. Medium
" and Double Grown just rep ORR tor sails by
Jani2 s. Z. GILBERT 4 Co.. sye. Water.
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LAROR ERs WANRED.
= OR TEN waote4 Immediately 10
q the country. Location healthy and good homes and
visions found. Apply to janis GEO. FOSTER Il co.
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HENRY STEES,
NOTARY Ps:yLC AND JUSTICE OF PEACE

Mt CARMEL. ILLS.
NV Ill attend Cole citing and Securing Claims In south
Eastern nnois. and all other Busnsss sppertanisg
TO said ofhees raying taxes. &c. .-,.f
Refer 10 W. T. Page Esl Cashier Canal Bank Evsusvs.
eyO-1yv = b.
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AUCTION SALE OF MANrFACTURED TO.
(,oRS:-soo bush Prime just reed and for sale BY
~ sseS T. GRANT CO.
kIMINIsTRAToR's SALE OF RIAL ESTATE.

~ virtue Of order Of the Court Of Common Pleas Il
IL Vaadsrburgn county. Ind. Administrator
n.a Of nsrsm Dec.~ps dsee..ed. will. on Monday.
evansville between the h,ur Of 10 o'clock A and
seek r M expose 10 sale the W u Of the W y
iSwnship soEth OF range N ana ssso the
direction in the township and range all in
ssd esunv Terms Of saeh Of the purchase money eash
Ia aad the remaining in 10 months from the SALE
shs purchaser giving with security bearing
yziustioa laws should said
WIZ sell the sane At private sale the terms.
Janze-4w JOHN T. FISHER. Adm's De bonis non.
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HDURE Cider Vineear expressly family
II janT T. BACON Il CO. s Family Grocery.
,MINOS Chess sots Cards. Soltasrs. Brick bloeks.
II Backgammon Boards and variety neseas iust
reed by jan27 A.C. PUSHEE.
SHAWkS.-loo Misses cold Nett Shawis; IL - 81
- 100 black enid do; Of The newest
styles spa below market ress esd the ssy ssS ,er sale ,,
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BILL APPLE Preserves; II hbi Peach Preserves;
u 80 lbs fresh Table Butter jos. reed .
s'sD COOKS Family Grocery.
New CROP coFFEE-so bags choice just reed per Lsz.
isess S. E.GLBERr CO.. sye. near w...r.
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CRACKERS AT WHOLESALE ANN

THE undersigned constantly keeps on hand a large
assortment OF fresh Water Butter and Sugar Cruck-
srs and a.soof Soda Pilot and Navy Bread, which be-
ing manufactured oy the latest improved Machinery.
can be sold at low price in any place in the
and not exceed in quality by any
~ In the country large stock always hand at nv
shopon Water street. between Sycamore and Vine.
dccl4-u J. SINZfCH.
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FOR WABASH RIVER.
The stauneh and light dransht steamer MA
IA& DONA. SHAMATE. Ma ter. will regularly du-
~ ring the above. For freight passgs
apply jans-n PC. 0'R1LEY CO.
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wHoLrsALE DEAIKas ~ eR0cssIss AID Iouoks. coaxxa
wAfeR AID VINE sfS.. EvANsviLik. IND.
undengnsd have this day formed espsrtasssfp for
the purpose OF doing Wholesale 0reeeV aad Liguer
purchased their stock aaa nads sadiesns - make
shls sdsf good bargains
West. ~ a fENkEY
jams sORRXSON
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. II.
NAL removed Auction Rooms Mais
w old House. prepared Of reeeivs
and sell commission sneon private sale all kinds Of
Merchandise Household Furniture. Horses. Bueges &C.
Cash advances made on eonsisu cell &C auesn
REGULAR SALES-Evcry Tuesday. Thursdsy and sssus-
day, o'coek A. NJ and Tuesday, Wsdnes-
day and Friday evenings ~ gas lighting.
We will also pay particular attention 70 The selling Of Lands
d Town Lots.
An having Lands: Lots. Horses Wagons Rngxns
Merchandise description TO SELL respectfully
licited to give us . call oct7-is w00LSRY NELSON.
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NEW Rice and choice Goldfish Just reed and for sale at
IN janU r. BACON CO. IS Family Grocery.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-11-10

On yesterday, an individual, well known in
this city, by the name Of Robert Jones, and
who had been in our paper Of the preceding
day, advertised by an American Council in this
city, as betrayer Of the confidence reposed in
him by the American Order, called to sec US,
and complained Of the injustice done him by
the insertion of the advertisement. The only
point denied by said Jones, was the statement that
he had been duly initiated; !" yet he admitted,
in the presence Of dozen persons, that he had
frequently visited the Councils in this city
had been elected instructor to one had made
an American speech in Prince Georges county,
Maryland had deceived the late .proprietors Of
this paper, and thus obtained responsible po-
sition in this Office; that he had practised de-
ception and Hypocrisy upon them, and had
gained admission to the American Councils by
declaring that he was member Of the Order,
and a faithful advocate Of American principles.
Our readers must pardon US for prostituting
our columns, with the mere mention Of this
mans name, we would not be guilty Of such
an offence against dscency and morality, were
it not that an opportunity Is thus afforded us
to expose, in part, the tricks and low means to
which this administration will resort to accom-
plish its purposes. He now holds an Office,
and was appointed to the same BY r. q. Wash
ington, Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury, and
his appointment was recommended by the Edi-
tor Of the Star, and the city postmaster.
The administration has used him as tool
to accomplish certain ends. We mean now to
handle him as an instrument to expose these
very ends; and we say very frankly, that no
threats of suits for libel can muzzle this press,
or drive us from our purpose. The deep, damn
ing iniquities Of this administration, and the
miserable means to which it has resorted to
prosecute American citizens in this city, whose
only crime was love Of country, will always
receive bold and fearless exposition at our
hands, Itss9essag1 hgs ~ 4ss'7i
Such men has the administration appointed
to office; such men has it rewarded with re-
sponsible positions under the government;
such characters has Franklin Pierce taken
by the hand and welcomed into the Dem
ocratic fold such characters has the tools,
pimps and hirelings Of this administration,
used to detect Americans and to expose them
to the wrath Of such compeers as Peter G.
Washington. To what win not this admins
tration stoop? To what will it not descend
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TIn NEW JgRsEY AnERIcAN STATE CouTcrL.---
Tho New Jersey American State Council held an
adjourned meeting yesterday In o. U. A. ball in
this city---the President, John H. Lyon, Of Jersey
City occupying the chair. Over one hundred del.
egates were present, and reports were received
from deputies from different sections Of the State,
representing the Order as in growing and bsrmo-
Nous condition. A heavy vote was reported as
pollcd on Tuesday, and although defeated IN some
localities, still the members are encouraged. The
following gentlemen were elected officers for the
ensuing year; John II. Lyon, President BY vote
Of sixty-six 70 thirtysiS Colonel J. w. Allen, Of
Burlington, Vice President: John Ditmars, Of
Newark, Recording Secretary; John A. Nichols,
Of Newark, Corresponding Secretary; and Sclomo on
Andrews, Of Perth Amboy, Treasurer, = Newark
Advertiser; November 8. h
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WASHINGTON, ID. G.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1866.
TO the People Of the United states.

To the People Of the United States.
FELLow- Citizens
While the glorious news Of the triumphs Of
civil and religious liberty in Louisiana, Mary
land, New York and MASSACHUSETTS,, was yet
rollingin upon us, making glad the hearts Of
thepatriots Of America, this administration
Franklin Pierce, the head and front Of the
anti-American party, under Bishop Hughes
and Postmaster General Campbsll-has dared
to punish, or attempt 70 punish, the American
party, by removing from Office two native.born
citizens, faithful and efficient clerks, because
they have presumed to think with the Ame,i-
cans! NJ asf.4 III sg,a5f 4 III Y t,is8I @ 8sss'a
Fellow Citizens VIII you endure this :
VIII you quietly submit to this species Of die
tation Have your servants become 50 entire
,ly your masters that they are above or beyond
the reach Of public opinion
Franklin Pierce, with an audacity that would
have disgraced a school-boy, made his boast
that he would crush the American party. The
recent elections should have taught him, how
ever obtuse, that he could neither crush nor
buy Americans. But this poor excuse for q
President, surrounded with fawning and time
serving fatterers, who, for tho privilege Of
feeding at the public crib, have pulled up his
vanity until he thinks his power as absolute as
that Of his prototype, the Pope Of Rome; and
while the majority Of the citizens Of two Of
the principal Northern and two Of the princi-
pal Southern States have declared, in thunder
tones, that Americans shall govern America, !"
this man has dared so far to outrage public
sentiment and public opinion as to dismiss
from Office two valuable public servants as p
matter Of vengeance. gsf -fs sas4iia
Would Queen Victoria, the Emperor Of
the French, or the Emperor Of Russia, thus
have dared to outrage public opinions And
shall this man, the tool Of Jesuit despots,
practice such things with impunity? VIII
the American party quietly bear such an out
rages Or win those children of the soil who
have been lnisled by the specious sophisms and
lying declarations Of the Foreign party, permit
this outrage on civil liberty to 20 unrebukeds
Never--no, neyerl But, ike the last, let your
reproof como through the ballot-box, and hurl
from power and place, to the deepest and most
deserved ignominy, this disgrace to the Amer
lean name. eta thgs ss5M 1s.ta COURT u
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HoUsEKEEPING ARTICLES.

hOUSEhEEflNes, ARTICLES. III
YNHE Subscriber desires 10 call public
Furnishing Goods. which is now rendered complete
in every department consisting, in part, Of ~ s..
FRENCH CHINA.
Gold band, plain, white, and richy-decorated Din
per, Dessert and Tea, Sets; large assortment Of
rsS soDs aea Isa Tea WAR; IN detached pieces
Pitchers Perfume Bottles, Card Receivers; with
large variety Of Fancy Articles appropriate 70 deco
rate the etarge parior table, and toilet 4 ssz =
In8 IRON STONE CHINA. af3
Dinner. Tea, and Toilet Sets; also, in detached
pieces large stock Of Edward 3 latest shapes
asgr rie GLASS WARE.
American, French, and Bohemian. spcb ss Decar,.
tors, fsgons, Goblets, Champagne. Clarcts Hooks.
Sherrys, Madeiras, Burgundes Issuors Timber
Finger Bowls, Celercs, Water bottles, Float Bowls
Dishes, Salts, Pitchers, dc. ,s dl's III
TABLE CUTLERY. Z, gisif
In sets of halfdozen or ffty-one and fifty-three
pieces also, lvory-hapdle Knives only Carvers and
Forks, Steels, DC. 1851 ss
..8as II BL0cK-TIN GOODS. 9ai
Such as Cha6ng Dishes. from 10 TO "a inches:
Coffee and Tea Urns, Coffee Pots, Tea Pots, Coffee
higgins, &c. M 81, 80. s5es
PLATED GOODS. sc7 "a an I'D
snch as Coffee and Tea Urns, Tea selS. Spoons and
FORK FORKS, Casters Covered Dishes, Pitrhers Cake and
a.sfto,.8s5 JAPANNED GOODS. ~
Such as Walters, Tea Trays, and In sets p,ste
Warmers, Slop Jars. Foot Tubs, Water Cans, &c.
8a,l.a sis GAS FIXTURES
From the factory Of Cornelius 4 Baker Phiadei-
phia, for sale at the manuacturcr's retail prices.
MISCELLANEOUS
Solar Lamps, Girandoles, Wood Ware, Tenders.
and Irons, Brushes, Shovel and longs, Coal Holds.
Step ladders, Door Mats. Rattan Goods, wnHIs
Irons Willow Ware, britannia Ware, Bronred Iron
Goods Cooking Requisites Of almost every descrip-
ton together with large assortment Of ARTICLES Of
utility and ornament not deemed necessary 10 par
.ticularize. 'f -
Housekeepcrs will fiud Il decidedly 10 their iuterest
TO examine my stock and prices. They will not only
find q large assortment from which 10 n axe selec.
tons, but | pledge myself 10 sell as cheap a. the
same description o. goods can be purchased in any
town free Of charge
Catalogues containing a complete lst Of every
article kept for sale can be had on application at the
store. O. w BOTETER sET
nor l0--law6w ~ IA Iron Hall.
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Nm JoHx VAN BURxs--s50 RxwARD.--The last
seen Of this gentleman was on Tuesday night about
half past eight O'Clock, precisely when he was OBJ
served making his exit from Tammany with the
Soft Shell platform sticking out Of his pocket. II
this should meet the eye Of any person who can
tell OF his whereabouts he would confer sfavor by
impartng the information 20 his distressed friends,
especially that portion composing the 10000 ma
jority Who have been so faithful 70 his interests.
Az Mr.. Cochrane "does the heavy business, !" It Is
possible he may have him Gin liis srms' 10 mistake
for the President VIII somebody inquiref--N er
Yoyk Ners. sfxss Is
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more Southern-rights man than any other sort of
man. But while the safety of the South is my
chief concern and aim, look with interest to the
harmony and prosperity Of the Union.A No man
can assume that this Union will be dissolved.
Hope what he might no man can assume that II
viii not be his destiny to leave his posterity In
and patriotic man, can fail TO feel deep interest
that the Union may be as safe and as happy
place as possible.
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GEoRnx JxarsLAruRr.--The Legislature Of
Georgia met at MilledgcviIlc on the 4th, and or
gained by electing Hon. David J. Bailey, Of Butts
county, President Of the Senate, and Hon. w. II.
Styles Of Savannah, Speaker Of the House. Pey-
ton T. Colquitt, Of Columbus, was chosen secre-
taty Of the Senate and A. N. speer, Of Bib com
~, Clerk Of the House. An tho officers are Demo-
crnts :.
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D w.ss;n os oo sags,9 TO wit.
II HEREBY CERTIFY, THAT FRAN
u els Baepger brought before me- the subscriber,
Of the Justices OF the Peace In and for the coun-
~ ard District aforesaid estrsy rcspassng en-
his enclosures black Cow; white face, and white
under her belly some white about her legs; she bad
q rope around her neck
Given dnder my hand and seal this 9th November,
1856 JOHN l.. SMITH. j. p fsxALl
The owner Of the above described Cow 10 requested
70 come forward prcyys PsSpss PAY ssagss and
nov lost On ~ ST., near Peniteniiary.
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APPOINTMENT W Gov. PoLLocK.-Governor Pol
lock has recently made the following appointments:
Joseph BufRngton President Judge Of the tenth
judicial district composed ofthe counties Of West
moreland, Indiana, and Armstrong, in place Of J..
NJ. BurriI, who has accepted the position Of asso-
ciate Judge in the United States Court Of Kansas.
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HOY. TsoxAs II. BArLr.--The fiends Of this
distinguished gentleman win be truly glad TO learn
that bis health has 90 much Improved as to give
strong hopes Of bis speedy recovery. t
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Tho frankfort Common wealth says; We un-
derst nd that the statement in many Of the news
papers of the day, that Mr.. Grttendcn has accept
ed an invitation to lecture upon slavery in Boston,
is mistake. We arc assured he has accepted no
such invitation
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DIED,

AT Point Coupee, Louisiana, ON the 2sth OF Septem-
ber in the 25th year Of his age of yellow fever after
an illness Of three days, DIR. JoHr HuBBAgD MNoK,
son Of DR.. Jefferson Minor, Of Essex county, vir-
disease, in early manhood and In the active prosecu-
ton of his profession, buoyant with hope and bright
anticpations, the frst-born of devoted parents TO
whom the sad tidings Of their mournful bereavement
have come with crushing effect &xy
On the It'll instant, at Boscage, Montgomery coun-
ty Maryland Mrs. HRLEx WATKINS, wife Of @. N.
Watkins, Elq., and daughter Of the late e. II. Cat
ton, of said county. asN