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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-15

TYPE SETTING MAcHINE--The editor Of
the Montreal Gazette is in Paris, looking at
the sights in the great exhibition there. He
writes as follows;
The exhibition is most complete now, and
is admitted, 10 be SUPERIOR to the London ex-
hibition OF 1851. A western editor and my
self nave returned from examining type
Sailing and dstributing machine. 1t does
Ats work correctly and quickly. and will,
have no doubt, supersede hand-setting.
Though it looks complicated, it is really a
very simple construction, and in eight or ten
minutes / learned to set by it,, could set
this up in about an eighth ofthe time take
9oiwrte il. fear, however, shall be I'M
Fble to give you description which will be
Ineligible to your readers. The type, in
stead of being thrown into the boxes in a
case. as for hand setting, ere placed in grooves
Of about three quarters of an inch in depth,
separated from each other by brass rules like
column rules, They require to be set up in
these by hand before, commencing to COM
pose, Then if you W ant Letter you touch a
key like that ol. piano; which losses it into
another inclined groove in which it slides
down certaInS distance, when it is lifted
upright by jerk from a. crank--so the types
are carried on until your line is set up, when
you touch a spring and they are dropped into
galley below, which moves along sufficient
~ at the same .time~to receive the next line
So it goes on until the galley is full, when
it is removed to be proved and placed in the
form. In distributing, the same action is pro-
duced. There can nolonger be adouht thai,
with some slight notifications, the machine
will succeed. Steps will be immediately ia
ken to secure patent in. Canada and the
United States. .E'at
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....HIRAIJ NELSON
ANlEL WorLSEF -......--..: .--...,........
AUCTION ROOgsS.

Old Court House, Corner Of Main Third streets mme-
diately opposite the Washington Hotel
EEAVING leased for term of years fitted up the
VI above well known stand. prepared to
eeive for sale auction private SALE all kinds
wares ane merchandise household furniture horses bug
gies, etc..
Cash advances made on eonsignments when required.
Regular sales every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
eommeneing at O'Clock. a. NJ Also Tuesday esday
and Friday n gifts. at carly gas light.
andgales promptly
to.
and general asormentof FURNITURE consisting otslat
spindle aud banDisteT backs scroll and seoop
back Office French Jenny Liud, ana Buste wood scat
Chairs mahogany and cod sofa Chairs Elizabeth
chars spring seat rockers Sofas socables centre
card dining and breakfast tables and wash stands
lounges mirrors hne common and misses bedsteads
trasses tin and ware safes, which will sell Gin
cinnat prices.
We have also on hand great variety of notions ewery
volns aceordeons pocket cutlery guns pistols whips
etc. etc. which will sell at reduced prices for cash
wholesale or retail. WOoLSEY NELSON,
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TyTE often hear Ladies say thew believe Mr. Embich
w all the retail Dry Goods business in town Now.
KIN wing him do TO be modest and wishing
more honors heaped him than he is entitled
respectfully the assertion And admitting be the
case 1t were gnwise and impOltc make the
assertion 1t reach of who would
at once put down having horse from the
very fact that nan and small nan at that. does all IL
business. Now Ladies If speak the subject
ans we know VIII speak. he does bis share
hag hsshare but please don't he does all the business
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New ORLEANS, Aug. G

Sugar higher fair 6S. Flour, prices con-
siderably lower-sales at 81 so. Corn, pri-
ces considerably lower-sales at 75@8O.-
Mess pork $l7 80. Wheat / % Flour
and cotton only aretail business--hay 81;
wheat 81 30@$l 81; oats CSC; prime lard
Ilc
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NEW ARRANGEMMNTs

!
ENHE undersigned has his opposite post
n ice. all newly and neatly fitted up, and is fully
prepared execute all orders in his line with
dispateh Personal and strict attention win raid
work entsted 70 him whether the matera furnished
himself or the lie has hand excellent
cloths cassimres and yespg which be will
order reas0na' lie terms. J. l.. NELMS.
p SRepairng cleaning and renovating old clothes
on application at short notice. j. l.. NELAfS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-15

The ELEcTIoN.-We have. very full add.
tional returns, The majority for Mr.. Camp
bell IN the second district will be 500, and
. for Mr.. Underwood. in the third district, 700.
Talbot (Anti) in the fourth district is cleo
ted by about 80 majority.
We have returns from 80 counties which
give Morehead S, 424 majority. The counties
vet to hear from gave Pierce majority Of
l,452. Morehesd's majority will probably be
$780, Lou. Jour. 1871.
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The New Campaign.

Paris letter says Napoleon will command
the forthcoming campaign, and has ordered
levy of one hundred and twenty thousu nd
troops in Moldavia and Russia Poland, des-
tined for the field of action, and these levies
will supersede the Austrian army of occupa-
ton. The object of this movement is the
erection of the Polish Republic, comprising
the territories Of Volpemia, Poland and Bess-
arabia.
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CoRpoRATIoN NoTICLs ]

ORDERED. that the of lots Nos. ST. 50. and 81.
~ Old Plan of the city OF Evansville brick side
walk 20 be laid along the following portions of said lots
wits along the North side Of lot 81 extending the
ner Of Main and Second the alley of said
ot also along the North end of lots Nos 81 and 49, extend
from the alley lots Nos 81
81 Second and Sycamore also along the West side Of
lot 81 extending from said the alley said
lot No. 81; aud that the be done within ten
days after the ublieatOn OF this and in default
thereof Marshal directed perform said
costs and aocrung thereby will be assessed and
collected by sale the said much thereof will
satisfy said lien and costs,
augs-2w 80 WELL. H. WALKER Clerk
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RIVER ITEMS.

- The fast and excellent packet Rainbow
willsbe down this morning from Louisville, and
and after three hours absence TO Henderson, will
return to L,usvie. We need not advise those
going up The river, 10 take the Rainbow in pref
eIence TO any other boat Her accommodations
are of the first class. Her staterooms are large
and com iorlable. with good and clean BEDS an
important item. She is probably the fastest boat
OF her size ON the Western waters, and has no
difficulty in outstriping some of the brag nam
moth boats. Capt. Holcrott, in command, and
Messrs GWathmey and Billy Houston, of the
office, will be found accommodating officers and
clever gentlemen.
The old steamer Ben West struck snag
and sunk in the Missouri river near Washington
last Friday afternoon. She was loaded with
lumber and shingles. The Ben West was one of
the oldest steamers aaoat.
} - The canal is reported in good order, and
boats are leaving freighted fer Toledo 1t is to
be hoped that due vigilance will be bestowed
upon the lower division hereafter in view OF the
immense business in prospect the coming fall
- The splendid packet Northerner passed
up yesterday morning. She lay at our wharf
some time putting out freight and baggage. She
had crowd OF passengers aboard. She brought
us full files Of s.. Louis papers.
: - The Louisville and New Orleans steamer
TT. c. Twitchel was noticed to leave Louisville
last evening. She may be expected to-day.
Shippers and passengers will find the Twitche
snexcellent opportunity.
- The new steamer Harrison Bridges will
be here to-day. The Bridges is destined for the
Louisville, Evansville and Green River trade
Our old friend Capt John Robinson, formerly
commander Of The Logan, takes command Of the
oiiice. ,''a T..
----- The. Cumberland river was reported 10
bqin fine navigable stage on Monday last with S
feet water on the shoals. aH
- The Northerper was expected 10 have the
Fashion inflow Yesterday M ming for Louisville,
but it is expected that her destiny is not de
termncd.
' - There has not been boat navigating the
Wabash for the past month although there has
been plenty Of water. .5.
= - There is reported 9 feet of water in the
Mississippi between Cairo and ST. Louis, with
the upper rivers in good stage.
- The Sullana is now due from New Or
leans and may be expected to-day. ei
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-15

GT The total number of applications for
land warrants received up to August 7. was
2Ol 300, and the number of warrants issued
l6,455. ls, unH- ..,.
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ABARaAIN-i rs. 4 nARCAIN.

",
IL running and in complete repair cap. cutting
lumber of length for house boat building
be bought for $780, H. 10, a. 80 and &c this
credit with approved security and interest There
frstrae boilers two engines. and fixtures complete
drawing logs from the river of almost This
has often $3.50 worth of lumber day The original
$500 Amy boat builder in New Albany will
she is good mill there is in the State The whole
fatrowood work, boilers engines and alcan be taken
down and rebuilt in Evansville six time For
tieuIars address ie2s ELIAS THOMASSON.
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INSURANCE AGENTS CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
THE STATE OF INDIANA.
lUDIToR OF STATES OFFICE.

Z
lADIANAPoLIS. Aug. LIST, 1855. (
WHEREAS The Merchants Insurance Company. of Phil
adelphia has filed In this
on the 3Oth Of July 1855 the act of its incorporation
amendments properly certified and its instru
emit nominating its and authorizing them fully
unreserved acknowledge service of in the
of suits
Now Therefore in puraanee Of the requirements Of IAN
act TO amend entitled
Insurance Companies defining their pc
their duties approved March 3D. 1885, having
satisfactory evidence Of ul compliance the require
ments and speeideatons of that act Hiram E. Talbots
Auditor of tie State Of Indiana do hereby certify that
HENRY c. GMATHMEY. of EvansvllIs. Ind. ths
Agent of said Company is authorized transact
ness Insurance. the of the Merchants
rance Company in this tate January
p,inted by the said Company
In Witness Whereof. have hereto subscribed my name
caused tie seal of my office be affixed this day
august A. ID. 1855. ..t.s A. Is. TALBOT,
augs per r e. Paimer
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AZ "E. C. BIS" poetry on "The Celebla-
tion" is deficient in several of the more
s.t:r
PREPAYMENT attributes of good poetry, and
we cannot therefore in justice to the writ
er publish il. 2s sA
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-15
Iron FAILING.

NHE undersigned has the agency for the Rale of and
u beautiful pattern of IRON RAILING, with round
wrought rods and figures put in variety
styles and Sizes which will sell at Cincinnati prices ADDING
FREIGBT.
This railing is cheaper and Substantial than other
kind in Those wishing Railing enclose cemetery
lots yards. for piazzss. will do well give
call.
Prices from 81 90 to 81 50 per foot.
v23 A "A
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JOURN AL,

- CoPELAED's EXCHANGE BANK--Loans
money, buys notes, deals in exchange, land
warrants, uncurrent money, receives depo-
sits, &c, &c.
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AN ORDINANCE.

FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE PLANK
WHARVES AND BRIDGES WITHIN THE
CQRP0RATE LISTS OF THE CITY OF Ev-
ARsVmLE. PASSED JULY 23D. 1855. Z 5
SEe l. Ishal lawful for any to
- ride lead drive any horse. mule, other nd
ing or draft animal. along plank wharf T
bridge within the corporate limits Of the City OF Evans
Vile. at any gait faster than a walk.
SEC Avg person who sisl violate the foregoing
ion of this Ordinance shall every such offence forfeit
ana pay not less than dollar than dollars
JOHN s. HOPKINS. Mayor.
Attest: WELL H. WALKER CLERK VIZ
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-15

~ The New Albany and Salem Rail-
road is now ticketing passengers through
from Louisville to Chicago for seven dollars.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-15
FRUIT TREES, FRUIT TRIES:
OLD ROCHESTER, NURSERIES,

HERE are under culture oyer three hundred acres
y every description of hsrdy TREES, SHRUBs PLANTS
ETC., etc., suitable tor utility ornament.
pondents when required.
tant trans portation. :.
az All orders leftwith g. H Cook Evansville viii re-
eelye promEtattenton. SAM'L M0ULSoN. Prop'r.
Ernnt 81 Rnchester Y -
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~ The cannon called the Lancaster
gun, used by the allies before Sebastopol,
costs about 500 for each charge.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-15

, GRAN old man by the name Of Straight
was found dead in his chair last Monday
night, in Laurel. He was 80 years old.
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SELECT FEMALE INSTITUTE OF EVANS

THNHIs Institute viii o. W open its first session Mon
. Ill day. the Sd day of September
BY request the number pupils will enlarged
four all ages.
See large advertiser for alteration terms etc.
: augS c. A. FOSTER. I'd
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REmt,v Ag,

VENHE undersigned has removed his Tailoring Establish
M Second medatey opposite the Pres
terrain Church. in the Office with DR.. Wood where no
would be glad all his old and goody num-
Der Of and would h PloAsA them with
anything his me such Shirts draw
made to the shortest possible notice.
Thankful for avors he would respectfully solicit
+ L
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HOUsE AND Lon FOR SALE.

will sell private sale the Frame House and the Lot
Il Main street. between Second and Third, next door
Kratz & Heilman.s
TERMS.-0ne- half CASH; the balance in and tw
years SARAH MANN.
RI For particulars enquire Of DECKER KRAMER
2xdA ~
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CITY REooRDER,s OFFICE,

! EVANSVILLE, IND.
THE FOLLOWING ARE SOME OFFENCES AGArsr
IHs CITY euNIsHAELE FINE. IN TIE Or
any person found drunk in the streets of the City.
a n any 5i0s or GsoFdeEy assembly
/ Keeping dsorderiy house of any kind.
6 heePi1g gaming gn1l nst tables.
Reepns por tnsn
Using any lighted candle lamp match smoking cigars
Running horsesi the city: ,at
Leaving Wagons vehicles standing streets
without t nnhitehing chains yokes by which
stopping any wagon dray other vehicle or
Engan with carriages drays carts boxes
barrels lumber timber fire od coal manure. oh-
er substance ortbing or material whatever
Tre,Psssng upon Of iniqrng public grounds IT,.
Bathing Canal within the city during Daylight.
bR9EinF any bitch run at Large hard ,,s
stance along across or over any street alley
Sitting on IRE crackers sqgisi or any O:hsE IRE works
Puing hith INTO any public e S Tht o,.. .b
obstructing the execution of in hehAads of II
Causing any false ala.n of fire.
WWantonly iaiuEing any public or private building
Digging any ditch drain purpose conducting
watOr over the bank into the Ohio.
Pulling down or deaeng printed notices ordinances etc
HsiGs any ygfat or indecent lanEnsse
so that it cannot go upon any side walk footpath.
Bitching any horse or other animal 70 shade trees
streets between light and O'Clock P. M. any
any rs balls fire brands etc., anywhere within
the city. q
Erecting frame buildings within the limits prohibited.
RupningY rays. wagons. etc. without license.
ExhJitiag any show sn whatever. with0utn
cense. -.
Peddng without license.
Putting signs over side walks.
Erecting any wooden shed awning any side walk.
The constructing cellar doorsOn side walks
eping using playing cards about anygrocery coffee
house. r II
TO suffer CHECKERS other poultry to run at large. -
Keeping pigeons ~
cal instrument street alley for supporter
hire.
Inuring posts. lights. any of the works
thinning lumber or WOOD yard within
the fire limits of che city.
Building prves without strict observance OF ordinance
Crossing bridge with horse or other animal any
gate faster than walk. .4 ft -.
Injuring shade trees.
Sailing retail fire crackers squbs other ere works.
Putting pipes through floor partition roof
in violation of ordinance viz part of See. 10 and liz And
hereafter pipe shall be pu. up unless the
passes chimney ue such pips hereafter
shall through floor partition roof window
side of house, Every chimney fine herefter built in
house the city shall have its alton either the
first floor Of such house. and shall extend above the
roof side OF such house atleast three feet.''
JOHN F. CRISP. City Recorder.
ie2I - WELL. II. WALKER, Clerk
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o. A census of Milwaukee, just complet-
ed, shows that city to have 3l,5o7 inhabi-
.ants. In the year 1850 it had 20,06l.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-15

~ John Wilson, Elk commissioner ofthe
Land Office, has been elected by the Mana
gers of the National Monument Society their
agent. - ..,.s,.. -
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sDOOEsS AND SASH.
Ok ~ PANNEL Doors-ass'd sizes; - = =.
sBSDS4I 40. 900 lights sash DO do;
in store az d ior sale by ORB, OALZELL & GO.
je26 -l s. 5rl so s.7ai = 49, "A
ORANGES AND LEMONS
I n BOXES fresh Oranges; 81
" 10 do do Lemons; ..
je5 just rec, d and for sale by p PRESTON Bros
. ,-EEATHER BUSTING BRUSHES.
lot these desirable busters
"a or furniEure m=rehsnts' uss. etc. :, at
je2 CHAS. s. WELLS. new Hardware store
EMPIRE BAKER y! -
~ SECOND T0NONE IN THE GREAT HESf
FIRST MAIN AND SYCAMORE. , .
TNDER the, immediate direc ion Of Mr. o. W. scott late
~ New York Roston. and acknowledged by the.
trade to ba the practical marsgr OF well appointed
bakery in the Union. -.,,,,,
proprietors fully prepared to furnish all kinds of
broad cakes crackers Pics hot rolls etc. etc. in any guam
titY to suit purchasers ,, ~, =, -,
the articles each day with superb carriage fitted
m expressly Tor that propose
B--weddings parties balls etc. etc.. supplied with
pyramids confectionery. in astyie
and quality not to be surpassed by any one.
jy6 INN -F1h6ELL & 90.
ST. FLOUR.
4
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MDFFKTT,S
PATENT GRAIN SEPARATOR!
EIGHT HORSE SEPARATOR!

HAVE greatly extended my arrangements the
faeture my. improved Maehihe, t. which has
awarded the first premium the EXHIBITION
New York 1885, the State Fairs Ohio 1851 all 9TH
places where it has been exhibited in the United
aud Europe BY many practical with the best machines
in it has invariably superior in all essential
points. Many valuable Improvements have been by
me during the last and have hesitation in
ing my machines superior to in
THE FCUR HORSE SEPARATOR AND CRAyV-
FORD'S CLOVER EULIEH.
The -Four Herse Separator is de particularly the
They thresh aud clean the grain perfect
yard deliver 1t in bags.
also preparing large number of 4. B. Crawford's
IL we'd Glover Huers, patented 1854 which greatly
superorto his 1874 being self feeder aud greatly
ahead in other respects hullng and cleaning nthe
speedy and perfect They will be put under the
pervsion ofthe Patentee who located
vi Fl BARNARD. Agent.
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AUCTION SALES.
HOUSEHOLD FURNIrURE AT AUCTION.

WILL sell at public auetion my residence Third
street. between Oak and Cherry streets tuesday
gust 18th 1850 mmtncing at O'Clock a. NJ, all my
Household and Kitchen consisting of as
Seat Chairs Bureaus Tables Stands Bedsteads Mirrors
Carpets Coo king Stove Parlor Stoves Cupboard
etc. said Furniture is nearly and in order having
to the highest bidder
TRRMS:-Cash. RS MORRIS.
moi
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j, HYDE,s MARBI.EyARD

IT, ID.
FENHE hdersigned would TO the
N of Evansville and the public generally
purchased stock Of No Vermont Marble of Mr.
Hum phFey and is fully prepared to I'll all orders Monn
ments Tombs Obslsks Head and Foot Stones. the
ship the finest material Those wishing
suitable their deceased friends would do
to give him call. ALI ordersprompty attended to-
oet24-tf Fr,s, j. HYDE.
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STATE OF PRNNsYLVANIA, ]

John @. Montgomery, President. and Dwight. McCann
Secretary Of the Merchants Company being
orally and dely sworn depose and and each himself
that the foregoing full
the affairs Of said CorPoraton and that they
described ofneers thereof lSigned ]
d. J. McCAES. Sec. ~
Subscribed and before this day July A.
d. 1855. WILLIAM OeLEs Alderman
[OSRy.l Elk Oheo Justice of the Peace.
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ASA al. MEAL, HOFTS AND BRAN.
N%Nn BUSH Brau: 500 bush Shorts
WV so do fresh ground Meal;
-, oO 90 oatsj for sale at reduced prices. Mt =
astio COOKS EamiIY GrncerY
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NENu Nnr,nc nAursnvI

SECOND TO NONE THE MOUNTAINSt
On First opposite the Post Once.
undersigned after long experience in the business
ia in the city New York, in which CT he aekuoWl
edged to have superior in the manaSement of well
pointed bakery. would respectfully announce;
That he is fully prepared furnish all kinds of bread
cakes crackers pies hot rolls dOenuts either
wholesale or retail.
Weddings private parties balls private families will DO
supplied desired with everything fresh from the
oven the shortest notice.
superior article Graham and brown breads always
hand.
The pretor will devote his attention exclusive
ly his business, which shall be executed in ye
be surpassed by any y2I O. GAUNT.
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RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR A BARGAIN.

TFNHE derig wishes his on aain
stres Mt. Carmel us which Is one of the lest in
assisting lot % front deep Thu
building is rs by 40 story. with ard brick
wall cellar under whole The buiiding is divided into
tSS ms one Is by 20 feet occupied the
Il by &C. occupied variety sho patent
toys candy soda water. ice cream etc Also good we'll
with iron pump of best in Southern Ii-
nos and the only in this place with
Possession Of the small room and cellar imme
diatey and of the large September with
the date that time which at the IO0
per For further particulars enquire Of the snbsr
Der soona - a.l.1t. i. HENEY STEES.
Mt. Carmel 55ne js2s
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CORONEp,S rrorTrSi-5,

inquest was held before the Sd inst. Kngh
toWnshlp over the body of Michael Sexton
vas dressed IN blue ;atiqet
supposed 70 DC an Irishman and fifty years TIL
found no violent cause of death.
aust-Sv JOHN TRIBE, c. VIC.
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Alabama Election d.

t- ,r BALTIMORE, Aug Is.
John A. Winston is elected Governor of
Alabama by large majority. The Con-
gressiohal delegation stands, 5 Democrats to
2 Know Nothings5 and the complexion of
the Legislature is Democratic.