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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-20
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7llIlllia BIs1IT1INsoRrt, Oct l16.

M A
The Norfolk boat has arrived with dates to
yesterday noon The met lligenceis not so fas
vorable as anticipated Seven new, cases of
yellow fever occurred on Saturday among the
returned refugees, two of which Terminated fa-
tally on Sunday. On that day three deaths
occurred The authorities advise. that none
of the refugees return before the first of No
venber. ssays .f.-ssa- - .iisss-.s s.isrs sa
I $50 BALTIMORE Oct 16. 8.
- DR.. Hsdill of Cumberland, and his clerk
named Graf were both murdered on Sunday
last near that place by a German The bodies
were found this morning horribly mutilated
as They were enticed out to attend a sick we-
man. ThesmHrderer has been arrested. The
clothing, watch, and pocket-books of the vic
Tins Tere found in his possession. The doctor
was formerly commissioner of health at Balti-
more.
A gentleman from West Alexander, Pa, has
recognized the murderer as an old offender.
He was imprisoned there for robbing store,
bat broke Jail and made his escape to Pitts
burg, were he stole horse and was arrested
and brought back to Alexander, but again
made his escape. He does not remember his
his name. DR.. Hadel leaves wife and two
children, who are now on visit to Baltimore.
Graf, the young man murdered, has mother
residing in New York.
ALBANY, Oct. 16.
Several buildings On the pier, north of Pot
ter's mill, were destroyed by fire early this
morning One of the stores was occupied by
R. H. Shreye, agent the Philadelphia line of
propellers; the others were occupied by Mr..
Van Santword, steam tug agent. Messrs. AL
len & MITCHELL provision dealers, and Mr.. Ha-
ley, grain merchant. 1865
Their block was almost entirely destroyed.
The families of Messrs. Allen and Mitchell
were lowered from the upper stories of the
buildings in their night clothes The fire had
cut off their escape by the stairs.
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: DR.. ". T. 0NEN'S PILES.
51s y,eF eaFOR THE CURE Or st a.5si ! !.
FEVER AND AGUE & AND sCHILLS
~ AND FEVERS..tt1 2 ns-.ess : :.

is often and too frequently the practice
xS 70
&. ss hs n
Of the medicine sgD ed with heti.sSs paHss
and sns II DISEASES s
me dee nenoSss in the caption 81 this
there been Sersd to humanity a 50 safe
would refer this community vho alter trying
tonnd ref from tSe use Of these Pills
These pills composed of cheap ingredients and
made and put by the re s
prices eehsrall patent pills. Bat those Who
DAYS to daily
patton siIbnd Pills ths cheapsstand sureAt
you want more s,i,
application to the snbsei ibsrs 40 r. ..,,.,, ,ss. ~
Thi,asrses that my sen was taken very sse with ehn
sd an % ga am a1 at
fectss sposdy and permansntsars.i John heFAk.
had Ssqssd !T sn.
Pgshpss box 81 Dr. G ssy
;ss E'l f1 a.;s sss
... -, owesssqso Ky: Msg i; ,ssS;
yess Been afflicted with obiils
ing netting that would 1aSrf % spy r Sny Dor %
cR fs ghs diS ID, asS to my sEs rom ss
a,snE Saa son al diseases
mo ss g all sG afys fs1 iGss
word for it, you will never BE- hlee
with .Onills again. - 'A- CdAS. b. dhlSH- -
ssrs-~-.r Ron HARBoR, Ky, Aprif11 1855,
Thsjs 10 cert that Chills aud Fever in family
for TIE Dsst tried a the Chill ills and
Chill had the country. In erdi-
nary they stopped the chii Of
family exception, On oldest there
wauld make cure until came across
Drvwen,s Chill Pills. aud safely say to everybody
.hastAey are The best Pills have ever used
gogE So 7aaR owessporo Ky. Feb. %. ls5s.
Dr. W r. owES-Dear sirsiI have been afflicted with
chis months and after
induced box of Ague Pis, which
sound and WELL and telieve them to b the
best med cine in BALTHASbR " ACH
kno the six years. and csrti
fv that Eis ftatenehts true. ! l5.e5ss
. v I LEwIsPoRT, KY, Jam 2; is55.
This eeres had the ch and fever for months
aae tried various remedies without effect then used
box Dr. OWENS Chill Pills and they have entirely cured
me. AhOS.f' n bon'
-fses .fsi. st.ss OwENsBoRo. April II. 1855.
Ieertf thai chils and applied FOOD
phvsician who prescribed and medicine.
then Dr. OWENS Chill Pills. Ibid and they
stopped the ellis and perfectly we'll They nlss
aisre ssipg pain in the side which was
something serious. Persona afflicted
with chs would do well to use them tney are certain
e These Pills il every instance
where the directions are followed
J. w. COMPTON, DruFgss
Also bv wooBsEY g. SAWYER.
Wholesale and Retail gents.
asnI am Evansville. IND.
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H-Messrs. Woolsey & Sawyer are remov-
ing their Drug store across the street from
their old stand, to the fine large three story
brick just erected by Mr.. Ogden, of Cincin-
natl
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GrMr. G. B. Griffith is removing his Hardss
ware store to the new three story brick just
erected by Squire Rowley, on Main street.
Hewill at once open his large stock'of new
goods there.
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0TThe finishing of the store room now
about being occupied by Keller, Farnsley &
Co. attracts considerable attention. 1t will be
an exceedingly neat establishment and it will
soon have an enormous pile of Drugs in it.
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MEDICINAL.
WHY FEMALES 81 FFEB IN HEALTH.
THE MARRIED wondAN's
MEDICAL 0MPANl0N.

One Hlsn9yedA Edition 600 O00) 181ao. PIP. ESQ.
the sataiosaesef The crest Trade saissof New York
Pneial Hsasi the uaesd
EVERY woman here discover, BY comparing her
SYMPTOMS With those described the nature
cause complaint spared anxiety and suf
fering well the plessan.ness making kRown
making Of physician in respect the nuaberless
ailments which she subject The wife about becoming
mother often need fnsueson and zdvice in respect
to which This tells her
what is the matter tells her what Oris in simple
but chasts words, and such she understand, ss
Those from ossTqeons or IsSosf
the wob) from FLUos ALRUs will each ind in its pas
Much Of mind a. Ss Is s aSsss PSs
tanning to the marriage hester understood 1la
tn to that ana
with medical man in respect to
IN IF Tss @arres Woan Private
every female has Physician that knows and de-
Se esa al her
IK1traes Of letter from gentleman in Dayton. obiOj
DR. MAURIcEsS. Ny 'Dearsir: My vile has been per-
osgy Tss ps nns sasSs
every suceesSeone more dsbilitsed
and prostated Putting her life IL aIS
this Of things and resigned myself
aiming reaching my on is fsesiP and
perus cannot express to you the Teet Il saorasa my
s :srs1s ?ls aad Gy y NJ s s
Possihe thisss another would
passed hssd. in all hufaan probability wife
would have and children left
sss 80 ssss SDIANA sAG ENFS y - So &
I'M J o Howe, BIoolniueton; Paris & Turner.
GreencastlsS James FL Richmond; F. FayTe Sheby-
vile e. r. HArvev Yinbsnas James Beard. H. Faacett
and o. Hensly Kokotao J. snodgrass Perrysviilsi A:
Dustin. JeFersonvie; g W Allison Franklin l. c. AP-
pleeate Delph. and SA1tt Ell LISTER EvsnsYtlie
s pon receipt af Ore Dollar 1.-THE Ms RI ED W0-ss
MANS PRIV MEDICAL COMPANION is sent tmAil-s
ed fee) TO any United the CanRdas
british Pro Mrss be poss7pad and ad-
city Publishing oe No l2s Liberty Street. New York
Stfrt q - a
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0TOne Of the new three story bricks just
erected by Mr.. Borrowers, bslow the Wash
ington House. will be occupied soon asfinish-
ed by Mr.. G. Bell, asa Drug store. twill be
. large and fine establishment throughout.
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0rMessrs. Altering & Brumer are just
finishing one. of the best business houses in the
-city-three story brick, with iron 'front.' high
ceilings and good finish.
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-0tFMr. j. P. Elliott is now fully establish
ed in his new three story brickon Main street.
He can there show customers some of the
finest harness and saddles made in the West.
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MEDICINAL.
IF A MIEY ply SIC

80 N 4YA Il IL ~ s1 Ii Il - IN
pE Y 81 f.s On f. esE
tss, n.S IN its THIS ha, been prepared to
sysy shown WITH ssses.s Al she. The purpose
make the best Of which should have
the but ~ the Of every other THIS
specially snbms!o s bl,c dseson 1t has been unfor
medicine is acrmoniOas ana Irritating to the Sowels This
snOs Many OF them produce much gripping pain AID
good derieed from These Pills g
stracon Or deraseD weIs Being purely Sege-
table harm from them in gaantty but
Minute for their the dseasesto which
ss' 1Rh S S ssd
entea Liver Complaint in s various forms Of Jaundos
liability Bilious eadache Bilious Fever Fever and Agus
afford prompt and sure relief in piles ehoic
the body ulcers and mpurey Of the bood in sh0it
They have also produced some ngulariy
rheumatism. Govt Dropsy. Gravel Eryspeas Pslpitaton
shoud freely spring Of the purify
dose bowels healthy
AM the appetite and vsGr They g1y the
enOa the strength Of the body and restore the wasted
sona dose advantageous though derang
dosing should be carried
E s 70 The thousand which Se
to the reason ana is beliey
3 put bes letter Rsh ass
known the public viii no longer doubt
to employ when in need efa eatlarte medicine.
Being wrapped they pleasant 20 take and being
purely Vegetable harm arise from their use In
quantity. 7ssss
minute drsssoP; Sc e; s5t SR q.
- a NJ E S Co. A sYaE r, sssis 3
PRAcTIcAL Eyo ASAfYTIcAl cnEsIsT LowKLI. MASS. g
Price % senta pet box Eve Eve teSes for u.
Ksllerr., Fsrnslsy6 Co. Eyansyiiio. ina; sssa -
i Hsfss 5 Pstisss. e frRsstoa;
&C. B. bingham Patoka; - ~ y - y
w. ]. Whiting Gym thiana; =
J z. JaqnesE & CO.. Poseyviit - ~ W s
essrs Cardinera at BIarsYile ara wadss4tie, .zA
Nillisns and Robertson, West Fran lin: =. 100
DIR Thomas Newman ana Jas Sampson, Mt, Vsrnsa;
sHudspe tn 4 Bro. ROOM isless =, - ~
Bow + Sargent. EeSburgh; = 49,
ADAMS Campbell P6sersbnTsh; - s9.-
Fred .Enksten, Cincinnati, o., and all druggists.
b octll Am
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TWe publish an interesting letter today
from Chicago 1t and news have rather
crowded out editorial, but that has given us
time to prepare some home sta istics, which
we think will prove rather more Interesting to
our city readers than politics. e. - 3 s's,tis Z
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SAVE YOUR sOLEs AND MONEY roc.

q you want Ladies' Misses Children shoes go EN-
BICS Dry Good Store Main street three doors be
low Second He in receipt afne assortment snd
keeps bestin and sells them the low
st Call and charge To- showing item. epl4
BOYS BEN FIR ANALEN TOOL CHEST.
EpEAUTIFUL and usefu things for Boys, comprising a
ID complies of Carpentsrs' Tools Planes. chise
httohets drawing knives. mallets. avis
rules various other small Tool Call and see them
0etS issa fe SA fIs'''ll : ni ~ ..
30 IRISH LINEN.ar 6sssisfaa ss.
~ CASES Irish Lin reed this day an for saleb -
q - a,1fa aGn 81 JAS. LOW & 20. ~
oeta-d&w e AS Main st. louisville. Ky a.
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local department,

or Sec Advertisement of roll Of money
lost. Thes finder will please siork over in a
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o. spme person has taken from cur edi-
torial room several piles Of Weekly Journals.
We are anxious both to receiveth papers,
and TO find out who is the stsdiyidaai who took
them q sse's ssisi pleas sga sfss tfrs'7-ssr
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AUCTION SALES.
T,ESTRARLE RESIDENCE

en- FOURTH STREET FOR SALE ~ =
foysale bargain acomtortahe Cottage Resi-
s @ iSa RI IN
ss0}eRsagssseA2 lAuetieneerseadZG General Agents,
o. E. LgoHzHD.rvx - & -. - -. Il SWEET
CH 1ssSss Eas AuGT GoSSs hSSss
REAL RSTATEBRoKERs.
RsPECTFULLY tender their services the citizens Of
rs oass aunt &
vi 1 ssS ason
able ters We shall do exclusively Conn
in compe s " it both 5Ee buyer seller
have fair and "a will aeyose ouT whole
fss ssured Il W VII spare no ehortsso
conAdsnse of sihose who entrust
~ 'Dt - satS @i5el lo=-R EFERENeEs -. ne
B5s1 9.R zIso Co. Co.. EMas s% ShI.
r. B. SIZES, New Orleans. 90 ~
M Txas 8: Folkrs .S Tio1sburg. Miss sss
E Eri Nsa4 { Bnos. c IL ohis
!. EB 5ssa ) 4 Rus RUsHsErL. St Louis No.
5 s asa
At early siyi sasiishs. APPS SWEEP i LEoNARD.
-ss rasazaA Auction ROOEESs
Old Court ous Corner of Msn and Third streets imns-
Va diatsly opposite the Washington hotel.
EEAvING leased for term Of years and fitted the
s0 w @ We are nGT ef TO
Disc household furniture, horses. bug
Csah advances maze or when requirsdg
Rsg9aT sales s hpTssg Sn1
and Friday nights. at early gas light. s~s,
sales and sales of real estate promptly attended
to-
We weekly receiving. and have hand large
general of FURNITU RE, consisting ofslat
spindle and bannster backs scroll and scoiop rim
hack Office French Jenny LIND and BHssls ySGd seat
Chairs aOgany and rose wood sofasest ohars Elizabeth
spring rockers Sofas, soeiables centre
card. dining breakfast tables light and wash stands
lounges mirrors fine and misses bedsteads. mat
tin and wire Safes which we will sell atCln-
cinnati prices. saeestit3 s Asr-. - .-sf.s Z
We also hand great variety emotions. jewelry
volins aceordeons pocket cutlery. guns pistols whips
which will sell at reduced prices for cash.
wholesale retail. WOOLSEY & NELSON.
my9 $500 - i sstlrre rgss. -sel Aucts. :.
SAVE YOUR sOLEs AND MONEY ROC
you Ladies' Misses Children's shoes go EN-
RICtI. Good Main Three doOrs be-
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EDUCATION, &C.


:. primo TOS FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL, d
ENHE first annual session Of this Si be
ed on Monday the Sd ofSeptem bsr 1885. "A convent
building will be erected curing the summer and prepar
ed pupils the session epens
will ND and eofortabiesty and supplied
good of philosophical and chemical
Preparatory be connected with the OIL
Enough in aseparte roo into which boys under twelve
will be adlnit1ed.sxss a4 - "a szss
The Principal with good families,
0 beard pupils from distance .l>th
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BOOTS & SHOES.

THE Snbserhers.hzy hand the largest and nes
complete sssorten OF Boots and Shoes ever hrccght e
this city consisting of Mems and Fine work, 4tt
and Njsses Shoes and Ga5tsrs BOYS and YezsA,s
ana tiirQus, sFfs HhF1KLufA AsxkNs
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MI THBWOOD FEMALE ACADEMY.

RLf THEWOOD FEMALE ACADEMY t-s
FN fourth Session Of this Institution viii
81 the Monday Of November snder the of
during the Summer past have been aud ere
ant and Ample play grounds delightfu
Ter che Institution anA without
ton win add the health and comfort of the pupils
The study will The branches of Science
usually taught such schools Special attention will be
iyeu te the cultivation the and morals of those
Young ladies who may be entrusted the Of the Prn
cipal ~ q ey- s+f .' - -
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS:
Roard washing Lights and Fuel -: ESQ 90
Tuition in Primary Department o.
do -. Advanced a9 do ....s..... ssss... " W 3
do .irrt 49, II 90 :
Music Eusbroidery etc. at the usual No dedue
ton made except in cases Of protracted sirkness
N BFor boarding ScholAfs eshAlf will be required
PstersSurth. Ind. Sept, 2iss IS ,-oetln dsw.s
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en- FOURTH STREET FOR SALE - < =
VXTE foYsale at bargain comfortable Cottage Resi-
w dence, with good out-houses and clstern and in
Fs'S7J - ~SW EEf &LEONARD,
E2A}eEsalzEal lAuctieneeEssad 9. General Agents. !.
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THE FINEST CLOTHING!
ATTHE LOWEsTPRICEs,

THE FINEST CLOTHING!
THE LOW EST PRICES. s.
JUST REcEIyED ANDsNo w PEN!
n HAVE just received. my Main upper
side between First end ssiSRd sss some Of The finest
brought this city. and made in the fashionable
styles Among these are very superior also
very hne with large To- of TRUNKS:
I es gqsS to call
GLASS JARs.-5O doz. one and two gallons each sqra
W sad tall For sale y s. r. GILBERT co:
TOBACCO.
BONES assorted il store ard f9T ss by
FANCY WORK AND SCHOOL BASKETS.
dozen large size work baskets; A.,. eAn.g -
may12 COOKS FAMILY GROCERY,
LOT of fresh Meal just reed and for sale q.
n les 7. BAcoN& co.'s Family Grocery
EpECEfvED this day
400 kegs WheeIingNails; -
nl7s g. 'A Ks 1'H'O-' II Inv TENNEY soRExsoN
ORANGES AND LEMONS.
10 B Be x fresh re f oTanSss
js5 just rec d and for sais by PRESTON BROS.
MUSIC TEACHER WANTED.
NY Lady capable of giving Lessons Plane can
"A procure good situation Salary szselisns Appiy to
Z - = a., :. az = -
sssrs -OVERC0ATING. fss4
AE PIECES overcoang reed this and fer sale by
Octs dtw AIS Main St.. Louisville. KY.
RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK. 2ra
EO E. R. Durkee's Baking Powders. in cans AID
2 kes: IoOfb each, Cream Tartar.
= s Rsss s ,; q sS sSaa' se-1, %B ~
pol Szs French r5unss. 81 each.
For sale at reduced prices by !. D. HEIMAN.
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Take the Daniel G. Taylor all in all and we
consider her the best freight boat that ever ap
peared at our wharf, and is supposed by compe.
tent judges to carry from l.5oo to /, 500 tons.
Her commander is Capt. Henry Symmes. ss
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@ssrsor..ya BoS HARBon. Ky, Aprii11, 1855.
Thiss 10 certify that Cls aud Fever in family
PAST months and tried sill the Chill and
Chill medicine that we're he had the country In crdi
nary they pped the chis the most of
family exception On oldest son there aons
them that make until
Dr.1Dwen,s Chill Pills aud safely to everybody
'hAs'ass -ss -4s 's1' -'-77 VIM o. JACKSON. s
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: + -sI GaHscEsr AreTIOs Rooas..i sNts :
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-06-07

the two. The Wing party has almost entirely
merged itself in the Know-nothing organization.
This has happened in every State election.
Under these circumstances il was natural that
the Know nothing party should increase here
rather than diminish Ii was TO have been ex-
pected that they would run up their vote from
700 to $500, the Wing majority in Washington.
In Richmond, Lynchburg, Alexandria, and other
places, the Know -nothings have got the usual
Wing majority and more. The fact that in this
city, so far from increasing, they have been re-
daeed to mere nominal majority, speaks well for
the patriotism of the people of Washington, and
shows that party is not with them powerful as
to lessen their hostility to dangerous and un-
scrupulous organization.
We have gone into this subject somewhat more
at length than we intended, but we think we have
fully made out our case. There is nothing in
this vote to dim for an instant the lustre of our
triumph in Virginia, or diminish the prestige OF
our victory. The vote of Washington has no
political bearing whatever, and in no possible
view can yield comfort to the waning fortunes
ct Know nothingism. 1t is emily valuable as
affording new illustration of the desperation Of
their party, and as showing that there are nc
means, however unworthy, to which they will no,
resort
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was only made by the ringing of the bell an hour
or two before he commenced his discourse; and
well We're they repaid for their trouble. His re-
view of the rise and progress Of Democratic prin-
ciples, and his exposure of the objects and de-
signs ofthe g Know nothing organization, made
the national men of both the old parties send
forth shout after shout of approval. His speech
was able and we'll -tmed, and has put new face
on things here The election Of Wise as Gov
ernor of Virginia is regarded forever placing
quietns on this midnight cabal, in this section
of the State, and, it is TO be hoped, all over the
Union. We wish that every Democrat that has
Joined this order, could have heard Senator Bright
last night. His effort will long be remembered
by those who had the privilege of hearing him.
Hundreds were outside, unable to get into the
hall, which was a very spacious
During the afternoon one hundred guns were
fired from the top of the river hill, each of which
was loud enough to admonish the Know -nothings
that their days were numbered One thousand
cheers for Wise and the glorious Democracy OF
Virginia! and in this particularly include the
Hon. r.. M. r. Hunter, whose late speech at
Norfolk, as published in the Washington Sentinel,
would save nation from political apostacy, il
read and understood. All hail to Old Virginia
W. S.
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SENATOR BRIGHT.

The columns Of the Indiana State Sentinel in
form the public that Senator Bright has been
making brilliant speech at Madison, Indiana
His review Of the rise and progress Of the prin-
ciples Of the Democratic party, and his exposure
Of the objects and designs Of the Know-nothing
party, have had the effect which might have
been expected from the known force Of character
and ability Of this distinguished gentleman.
The men destined to make their mark upon
the political history Of the country are every
where, in the North and the South, dealing
terror-striking blows upon insidious Know moth
ism. Messrs. Bright, Brodhead, Douglas, and
others, in the North, and Messrs. Wise, Hunter,
Mason, Toombs, Stephens, and host Of others,
in the South, are standing together on the only
platform upon which the patriots Of the country
can stand.
Senator Bright is presenting the mighty truth
which must prevail TO his constituents, and his
southern brethren will ever hold him in grateful
remembrance.
We copy a communication from the Stute
Sentinel, from Madison, describing the enthusi-
asm with which the speech Of Mr.. Bright was re-
ceived:
MADISON, 0nd. } May 81.
MEssRs. EDrToRs: There was a tremendous
out pouring Of the people here last night, TO hear
Senator Bright, whose announcement TO speak
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grows Tor. 20 Years. and lives 10 aO or moo

The VINEYARDS or CALIFORNIAN Buffin,
in his speech in the California Assembly, wherein
he proposed TO exempt California wine from the
provisions of the prohibitory liquor law, gave tho
following interesting statistics concerning the
culture of the vine in that State:
In Los Angeles, the vineyards of California,
there are already under cultivation many
acres covered with the vine as there in the
whole of the great State Of Ohio, the pioneer in
the wine manufacture Of tho United States.
In Los Angeles the number of bearing vines
amount TO 100000; the number Of acres under
grape culture is l,500; the quantity of wine
which can be made to the acre is 400 gallons; the
amount Of capital invested in the grape culture
is 81, 100000, and the number of persons en-
gagged in the various branches of business is 1000
Thus, these 500 acres only under grape culture
can produce 10000 gallons Of wine annually,
which, Mt two dollars per gallon. will yield in
this single district the annual income of ~ ,200,
600. If there are in the State but 250, 900 acres
Of land which can be brought under grape cul-
ture, they would produce 100000, 900 Of gallons
Of vino annually, which, at one dollar per gallon,
would yield the enormous annual revenue OF
600, 900 900,