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New Way of Paying Subscriptions.

A correspondent, Of the Lagiange
Wing gives the following amusing ac-
count of the way farmer was taught
how cheaply he could take the papers. =
The lesson is worth knowing by good
many men we 'wot Of
"You have hens at home Of COURSE
Well. | will send you my paper one year
for the proceeds Of one single hen for
one season, merely the proceeds. II
seems trihing, preposterous, TO imagine
the products of a single hen will pay the
subscription, perhaps it won't, bu. make
the offer"
Done" exclaimed farmer b"
agree to it" and appealed to me as a
witness in the affair.
The farmer went away apparently
much elated with his conquest, and tl,e
editor went on his way rejoicing.
Time rolled around, aud the world re-
volyed on its axis, and the sun moved in
its orbit Just as it formerly did, the far
mer received his paper regularly, and re-
CALLED himself with the information OBJ
tanned from it. He no, only knew the
affairs Of his own country, bu, became
conversant upon the leading topics Of the
day, and the political and financial con
WILSON'S Of the times. His children de
lighted too, in perusins the contents o
their weekly visitor. ln short he sale
she was surprised at the progress o
himself and family in gene al Iaiorma
ton"
Sometime in the month of September
l happened up again in the Office, whel
who should step in but our friend tht
farmer.
"How do you do. MIR b -" said tn,
editor. extending his hand, and counte
nance lit up with blan ! smile. "take a
chair sir, be seated; tiae weather ",
have"
"Yes. sir, quite fine indeed" answer
ed the .armer, shaking the profere'
paw of lhc editor, and ,hen short 81
lence ensued. during which our :riens
b hitched his chair back and for
ward, and twirled his thumbs distracted
iy, and spit profusely. Starting u
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"ILL CONSULT MY WIFE" This is what
old Judge Thacher. Of Massachusetts,.
said to Blouut, Of North Carolina. when
they were members Of Congress, at Phil
adeIphia--and when the latter challeng-
ed the Judge to mortal combat. "fil
consult my wife. sir" replied the Judge
taking of his three cornered hat and
making a low bow; land If she Is willing
III iayor you with meeting
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cTA certain cockney bluebeard over
com, by his senseibili,ies tainted at the
grave Of his fourth spouse.
What shall We do with him" asked a
perplexed friend Of his.
LET him alone" said a waggish by
stander, ''bell soon re-wlye
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20 where shall rest be tundf
Rest for Tho weary soul"
Can this earth with all its pleasures,
Nature ia refuIgence drest,
With her thousand beauteous treasures,
Yield TO man eternal restt
No, for earthly Joys are neeiing.
Tho they oft with sweets abound,)
Aud the heart is ever speaking.
Where, oh, where eau rest be found!
There is, far beyond our vision.
In the boundlcss realms OF space,
a you-. unsurpassed eIyslan,
4 celestial, happy place
Which our dreams can paint US never ;
There's a consccrated goal,
Aud peaceful rest, forever,
For the weary, weary soui!!'
In ,ha, glorious. blissful region
Summer pleasures ever reign;
And no sorrow, want or slshing,
Nauyh, Of sin and nau.ht Of pain,
Ever mars the holy union
OF that happy, shining throng;
Theirs one blessed true communion
Theirs one everlasting song.
There is heard no jarring discord,
There no harsh sounds meet the ear
But the sweet harmonious anthem
Myriad angels throng to hear
And ihro' scenes Of heavenly pleasures
Happily those loved ones roam,
Fer partaking "wi.hou, measure"
Choice enj"yments Of that home.
Would'st thou gain passport thither!
Would'st thou walk those streets o
gold!
Would'st thou. freed from sorrow. ever
Share those joys thousand.fold!
Woulb'st tho join the group in Heaven
Let ",hy life blessing prove"
Be thy heart to wisdom given,
And thy motto '.I'seso love-"
Then the harp and crown Of glory.
Aud the seat neat Gods own throne,
Shall awai, thee and in gladness
Heavenly angels greet thee home /;
Then shall true need be given.
Then thou'it be supremely blest;
Then ,hou'l, find repose in Heaven,
An eternal, peaceful rest.
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45ortrq.
Written Es the Ellsworth American.
A Moonlight Fantasy.

Written EM the Ellsworth American.
A Moonlight Fantasy.
BY ". E. rABoR.
sat IN the dusxy even
At a easement where the light
From Luna in yon heaven
Came veled in the mists of night,
And said in the husi, of silence,
l seem TO be sor myself
The moonbeams s,reamcd on the pictures
The moonbcams crept up the wall:
They meIowed my books and papers,
And asked, is ofiife this all'
Or i. man changed at even
Till he he seems 10 be NOT himself
And then through the deep'ning gloaming,
A whisper came soft and low
Aud II said, o Mortal even
Ear,h's changes, a man should Know.
In the dim and dusky even
"ris well to ask AN xrsKLr'
For spirit doth answer to spirit
As earth links unclasp aPace;
And that, which from heaven ye inherit
Steals sodcnIy over the ra~',
And the face without and the soul within.
Ar bcreil ofthc taint of self,
The soil and the sin of self!
Then, az the whisper departed
Leaving me with the moonlight alone,
o. may be ever great hearted,
l said III u faint monotone
With moonlight without and moonligh.
within,
changed in the dnsky even
Till my spiri, freed from the foul of sin
Se,red up To the highes, heaven.
Harlem, n. Y, 1855
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lest

ISngsesied az reading "21e Happy
Land" BY Epsilon.
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Americans can do their own voting.
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BY MYRA VI

20. where shall rest be f'undf
Rr.i G,r Lin MrarY soull-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-22

- Capt. LeaYenworth's mammoth steam
er for the St. Louis and New Orleans trade
has been launched at Cincinnati. She is 275
feet long, with capacity for 1,5oo tons, yet as
she now sits in the water, she only draws %
inches forward, and less than three feet aft;
she will be ready for business in three weeks
- The copper on the bottom of the new
tow-boat Kate Dale, just built at New Albany
cost $500.
- The good steamer Memphis is due to-
day from Cincinnati bound for the city of Mem
phis. Travellers will take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
- The Robert j Ward arrived here from
New Orleans yesterday morning, having left
that city ON the 14th inst. She laid here an
hour or two putting out freight. We thank
her officers for late papers.
- Nearly all the tributaries of the Ohio
have been rising during the last week. There
is plenty Of water reported in the Cumberland
and Tennessee rivers. The Falls are naviga-
bic, and the river from Pittsburgh to the
mouth. in first rate order.
There were but few boats sfong yester-
day, and business at the river dull in compari-
son to the few days previous
- River was still rising fast at this point
yesterday. Weather during the day very
mild. Rain commenced falling at noon.
At Cincinnati, on Thursday, the fol-
lowing rates of freight are given in the Com
mercal:
Pittsbuyh--Pork 40; Whisky so; Oil so;
Molasses rs; Flour So; Cotton 81; Pound
Freight 1920 p cwt.
81. Lo,as-Whisky 60; Oil 60; Dry Goods
80; Heavy Freights 20@25 70 cwt.
Neto Orleans -Flour 60; Pork 80; Whisky
81; Oil 81; Potatoes 55c p Dbl; Ponnd Freight
4O@5O p cwt.
NashUiNe-Whisky, Oil and Vinegar 81;
Ale rs; Pound Freight 50 p cwt.
- The Wabash river is reported from all
points bank full There is good deal of
freight all along that river awaiting shipment,
and boats scarce. Two or three Cincinnati
steamers might visit the Wabash with profit,
especially if they could get trips to the Wabash;
they can get good trips back again.
- The Fanny Bullitt was here last even
ing from Louisville, and completed a large
load here for New Orleans
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Gbf Dailp 5ournal
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.


The FIRST CHRISTMAS PREsENT.-We have
during the year 1855 had occasion to return
our thanks to hosts of friends for all manner
of tokens of good will, and they appear deter
mined 20 keep it up till 1856 shall have made
1856 but a memory. Wehaye now to thank
Mcssrs. Bittrolff & Sons for a pair of very
heavy and. elegant salt spoons with the i'm
mortal name of Sanders engraved thereon!
As our friends know right well we have earned
our salt, they very correctly presumed these
beautiful little articles would help us enjoy it.
We thank them for theirgift. The advertise
rnents of this large Watch and Jewelry estab-
1ishment will be found in another column.
They have a splendid assortment of Watches,
Jewelry of every description, Silverware,
Clocks, &c. &c. Most elegant articles for
holiday presents will be found among their
new arrivals. Let not the ladies, young and
old, be, forgotten in making presents, and
Bittrolff's is the place to remember them with
The greatest affection!
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Tho Neptuna's Festival.

We are requested to state, that if on Mon
day evening the weather should prove bad, hacks
may be found at Crescent Hall corner for the
accommodation Of those wishing to take ladies'
to the Fireman's Festival that evening. So
bad weather need not prevent the attendance
IF ladies. But we hope the Neptunes will
have better luck than this. Recollect that
their splendid Festival will come OFF Christ
mas Eve, next Monday night. No one who
has little means to spare can well decline
buying ticket to this Festival as the Nep-
tunes not only have done their duty whenever
called upon, but we can promise for Them they
always will do their duty in the hour of dan
ger and triaL Tickets can be purchased of the
committee or At Hallock & Stodard's Drug
Store, Conyhgtch's Book Store, and at the
Hotels.
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Hninn Fire Co.'S Rail.

The members of TIE Union Fire Co. No 2,
0f Iamasco, have been engaged for couple
weeks past preparing for splendid Ball to be
given the night of the 26th inst, at Rice &
Kramer's large Brewery. This will be one OF
the most magnificent affairs of the season. No
pense nor labor has been spared to provide
everything for the comfort and pleasure of the
guests. We are glad to understand tickets
have been purchased literally by citizens, even
bymany Who will be unable to attend, to ex-
bibit their poo,. feeling to the Company. The
Union Company formed during the last sum, ,
mcr. They now number many vigorous ana
energetic young men, who are " ell orsahiNeu'
The company is provided with exec. 'Sn' ap-
paratus, and they stand ready at all heurs to
work for the protection of property in Evans
vile as we'll as in Lamisco. We therefore hope
the citizens of Evansville will patronize gene
rally this Festival of the Goth. The money
obtained by it, will be well expended. We
wish the company happy and profitable time
con the occasion, and will try to see them have it.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEw Yong Dec 10

New YoRK, Dec. 10.
Last evening there was serious riot at the
City Hotel, arising from matters connected
with the late Baker and Poole tragedy. A
party of fighting men, friends of Baker, COM
menced the riot by an attack on Councilman
n. III. Wilde, who was foreman of the coro-
ner's inquest in the case in which Poole and
other parties were involved, and the result
was that one of the walters of the establish
ment was so badly injured that it is thought
he cannot live, and several others were badly
injured The rioters escaped.
Sidney H. Stuart the city judge recently
tried for corrupt practice, has, it is said, sent
letter of resignation to A lbany. -ys.7 :.
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noticeable feature is quite increase in the sales
Flour continues dull sales Of round parcels
country been made at 81 ~ Wheat 81 SOC
81 40 Sales and shesd 3540c. Oats 2793oe
Rye COO from wagons.
Sales IS hhes sugar a729sc Small sales plan ation
lasses 39s. Sales so bags Rio coffee at 12@f74c.
Nothing doing in provisions.
Sales whisky at 301zc.
Sales so bbs best Nehanoc potatoes e strs s. bb
Sales so bills prime apples at the same.
No change in frsights. Money market tight.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. IS.
New lard in kegs 2e Sugar and moasses firm Sterling
7@s
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AUCTION SALES.
EANlELW ocAssf. HIRAM NELSON
AUCTION ROOMS.

AUCTION ROOMS,
Old coart House Corner Main Third streets
1iateIy opposite the Washington Hotel.
EEAvIEe leased for Atrrm of years and up the
n n above well known stand. pre- pared
ceve for sale at auction private SALE all kinds
wares and merchandise household furniture horses
lies. etc.. etc.
Sh advances made o eousignments when required.
Rem sales every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
qena ~t9 clock. A, NJ. Also Tuesday, "Wednesday
9 I l E Esid. 5:rh". at early gas light.
m sales OF real estate promptly atten dsd
to. ardb,va rowon hora 49,.
We are weekly rseeiv Ana TIye on nana large
general assortmentof FUA, snS s.i !. oisi ;
back Office. French. Jenny Lind, US. E11.he.h
Chairs; mahogany and wood sofa seat Che 20 s
chairs spring seat arm rockers Sofas soeiablse
card dining amt breakfast tables; light and wash
lounges mirrors fine and nises' bsdsteads
tin and wire safes etc.. which We will sell 1T Gin
Gin att prices.
We have hand great variety ofnotiSzs jewery
violns aceordeons pocket cutlery. guns pistols whips
etc. which will sell reduced priees for cash.
wholesale or retail. W0OLSEf NELSON,
my9 Auct's.
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MEDICINAL.

TENHERE haslong existed public sHsstss
in its This has prepared sss
svey success it aceompl shes the parpos.
designed Iii easy to make physical Pull but not easy
the ebeetous but all the Of other This
specially submit 70 the rpsl decision has been upfo
medicine Irritating to This
s1Ot Many OF them produce 50 much srRiDg ana
good to be derived from them These Pills irr
sTgesOn dsranssn ent in the bowels Being purely vsss.
! NJ nam ta can h,a IN p1t
W ia &
plants Which have been sgrsd BY shI W. H.y
and Less Of Appetite Ls.ssnsss iEz
Pain Side Leins ruth all
Of diseased action As
dysentey humors scrofua and colds with sorens
ana F1sa rsau
as aS g
sS be II the n. 81 s and
and prepare the system fol the change
sston and restores the appetite vgor They purity the
ahS Their nj action on the % ys
Or Of the whole organism Hence
dosing Sodd never s. earl.s
when Thousand cates in which physi.
r answer Shs.tsr pSsPOs tas1 an sE
are onSs the public will no longer dsrst what
Being wrapped they pleasant take. and being
purely vegetable no harm arise from their in
quantity.
Fer minute directions. the wrapper en- the bsx.
PREPARED BY
MES C. YER,
PRACTICAL ASB ANALYTICAL CHEMIST LOWELL, Haas.
Price rs eents per box Five bsxss fer 81.
SOLD ny
Keller. Farasley Co.. Evansville IRS.t
1agte & Crawford. Owensviils;
Hallock & Parmiter. Prinsetosj
c. b. Bingham. Patoka; -
W. j. Whiting Cynthians;
J. e. Jaquess & Co.. PoseyviIls;
Messrs. Gardiner at Blairsville and Wasesyiusz
Williams and Robertson. West Franklin:
Dr. Thomas Newman and Jas. Sampson, Mt. VsYnsA;
Hadspeh * Bre.. Bo6nvlle;
Bowers Sargent Newburgh;
. dams 4 Cam pbeil, Petersburgh;
Fred RekstsiR, Cincinnati, o., AID ali druggists.
oet1l-4M
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f6rWe call the attention of readers, and of
business men especially, to "Umbras" COM
municstion. lie makes an excellent sugges-
ton, and it should be acted upon.
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Sd - BUSH Corn Meal;
Ill., &lSV 200 lbs choice Table Butter;
- 50 lbs ZAnts Currants, just reed ~
deoi2d COOKS Family Grocery.
MHORsE FEED.-we have supply of Hay, Corn and
G M Oats en- hand, and fer sale by ~-
how'll GRANT & CARSON.
GtORN SHRLIERs.-Ws have hand and for sale
" cheap cash, all the best OF Corn shelters.
novl7 dkw GRANT CARSON.
q PPIKs.-5o bushels Green Apples mellow vandivets
- Potingers, etc., in store and for sale by
nOy2I ~ 80 ~
Us,REs-e black Lustre reed this day and for
Ia sale by A1aaf. 10 strsat fnGisS,iiIc x
decI4-dkw 80 -, S. y.
SHAWLS
cases dras and brown Lo- Shawls. ree'd this day
and for sale by JAM Lom a.
deeli-d&w 4lS Main street. LIZ ulAfihe, A.
H. G.. COOPER g. Co.,
tering and Packing Establishment Evansville Ind
ythng their line business in
he most style They Wilson's patent
Taak which the known for turning tae DIAL OF
the hog. such rs heads, ETC., to profit.
They will the highest prices for the hog or its ehal
They trade sell tbs whole pig part
They II pack ca commission or otherwise for merchants
faj or speculators.
H c. COOPER VIII all tines be found his pest either
at the Pavilion Hotes or the Pork House. Come on
dkw4
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS
TO slit EYERYBODY,S TASTE |

i@tONFECTIONARY. Cakes Fruits Candy, Toys,
have splendid aSsorthent OF elegant Con fection
arv beautiful lot of Candy Toys mita
tons Fruits Flowers Animals just adapted for Hol
liday variety elegant
Cakes Ac 30 also supplied with Tropical Fruits
in Holidays Orders for 0eneetjonary Cakes
40 any desoripeion promptly flied would ask shoss
wantig gifts for children TO examine stock
- ADAM KURTZ.
deoi7-d2r First street, the Fest Once.
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MORE NEWS FOR THE Ladies'.

Just received additional supply
~ Winter Goods which invite the Ladies' to give
frequent calls nea sell cheaper than the cheapest
We would call particular attention to stock Of Wooden
Plads French ngish Merinos Cashmere De LANES
orera Fann Embroideres. Cashmere Robes (ssmehing
newt Kid Gloves Wool Hose of all colers and beau
tfu let of Ladies Collars Chemisestes Sleeves etc. t
all of which will be sold the reduced prices Gal
call. call nov2I ROSER, BR0THRR & FREY. 4
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McCLITM IHIRIS RIEN-
FIRST STREET BETWEEN VINE AND DIVISION
lEV AN2XII.I IND

= IA CASES Boots and Shoes
II - " Also large of family Blankets. manHfac-
tured by which offered for sale either
by the pair reasonable had
in N YORK ID e6) II. MAGHEE co.
sBERsIAN CLOTH. 2 case. Persian Cloth. assorted
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MO1itarY and Commercial.

The money market has slightly during bs week.
is still stsnsent and the houses able
all good paper offered and prime have
ssquenty in the street extent at rates
ing "a Seent. BY the former is
discounted IL cent. 1t is likely that the market will
stringent until the January still grad
looked for frem this time To-mor
day paying and by thai time very
large money will unlo ked In addition this
is increasing in supply and the New York
steadily that bls purc Aed here
discounted the East with greater facility
some time past.
The offerings of Bills large and Eastern and Southern
sell s9ss for 30 and go days Ninety day bills
purcbaed any Eastern exchange remains par
81 prem. with supply fully equal to the demand Gold
is active at pa OK prem.-ICa. Price Our, 18th.
Hog the trade closed dull and unsettled Mess
opened Wednesday 46. and ID subsequently, de-
clined 9i5 So with sales altogether Of about COO bills
Yesterday buyers withdrew and sales could have been
The Of buiA Offering small
only 10 hhds shoulders We'd
nesdsy ateh9ee pkd and so do sides. Thursday at 1850
pkd; quotations at close entirely nominal.
Greeu have declined to Sic for shoulders. SIZE for
sides and Tjss hams with only moderate demand.
has also dsclirld IoSe prime bb cash. and
Io time Keg held lc but buyers do not offer
I01ac.-lb.
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GEASS w AXE AT AUCTION.

GLASS WAKE AT AUCTION.
Am Thursday morning. Disc. 27th. at 81 o'clock will be
aud Main Of assorted Glassware consist
Rr o sS e. sp,
tops gallon. halfgaOn and gallon jars: etc
and csssi%ers' Terms sahTEAH FgSgs
packages for s s9e 1 SSs%s sIp's
9tA oecI2-ett 0E-O. FOoLs q W.
n LUM sALT.-l5O busaels Kauawha Alum, a superior
n5tte''F barrel pork for sale S FOSTER CO.
IHH cases English Green Merino,
do Mszsrine Blue do, ree'd this day and fer
deci5-d&w AS Main street, Louisville. KY.
French rw,lfS Cloth yes's this day
i5s a1T sale " street LoG.1ills Ky
CtHECK.-2 "a Apron Cheek reed this day and for
d.s sale y 4sx.a A .fss t Low oe =,
4 AXE HURON G9INDsIoNEs1superior 70 any
s
NEW Law Bsp0M.
McDONALD'S TREATISE.
TN PREss-and will shortly be published in volume
royal sys well printed on fine white paper and sahs'an
rowEEs DUTIES OF JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. AMI con-
| STABLES THE STATE OF INDIANA,
it'll Practical Forms which oined Observations
on Law Of Contracts Notes and Bills the Domestic Re-
s y Ph &. ossps ss
sss men Of Indiana The Author
subj which win SSEslisS; aa;SoEisy
decll d2w H. W. DEkB1 OinclDnati. 81.
PREPARE FoR TEHB HOLLiDAYs!
another lot of beautiful and
w patterns all XIII of Jswelry, Among which are
Pins and Earrings Our stsck is full
and complete sold prices and ranted.
| BITTROLFF & SONS.
deci1 Main street, between First and Second.
TIME Is MONEY.
MOTHER invoice Gold and Silver HHhtfns Watches
IN just reed and for sale cheap and warranted
| ers. BlTTROlFF d SONS.
| d,cil Main street, between First and Second.
MELLOW CASE GOTrON.-s Yellow Case
A Cotton. received this day ard for sails SSS o. 30
deeI2-dAw AIS Main street. Louisville Ky.
HNASsIM EisE.-so pieces fancy Cashmere. handsome
'''i'' ~ ~ JAMES Low & CO..
desl2-d&w AIS Main st.. Louisville. Ky.
UOREENs-ie case asst'd c9ISrs re- this day and 70
| 'deoTT-,fSw fIS Main street. Louisville KY
| SAIL BUCK-2 balss Sail Duck. v.ry heavy doubl
y width. rec ID this day and Tor sale By
AS Main street, louisville, Ky.
~ In bales Erown DRILL, cases beached drill,
cases Jeans, received ibis day and for sais
decl2 d6w 4ls Main street. Louisville, KY.
N,ORN 10 oco bushels Canal and Railroad. for earl
y delivery. for sale BY nro r6STEsR f. m
(tORN.-sG bushels Prime in new gunnes. read
at Convenient shipping points Tor sale sy
s1PAIR Platform Scales - ko Lbs each, fer sale at
' - deei2d COOKS Family Grocery
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
WEDNESDAY, 10th.
WM. GARvIN-fn Louisville to Henderson.
FRIDAY 2Ist,
SEVENTY SIX-fm Cincinnati 70 Nashville.
ALBERTINE-fm Cincinnati passed on KY. side.
r. wARD-fn New Orleans to Louisville.
FANNY BULLITT-fm Louisville to New Orleans.
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DEATHS.

Died at East Brookfeld, Vermont, October
8th, of typhoid fever, Deacon S. MILToN BIGE-
Low, aged forty-one years.
Died at Poughkeepsie, n. Y, December 9Th,
1855, Of membranous Group, LYDIA Lutte,
youngest daughter of }. Hervey and Charlotte
Dudley, aged three years and nine months.
smooth the hair aud close the eyeiiJs
Let The window curtains fall,
With a smile upon her features,
She has answered 10 the call
Let he children kiss her gently,
As she lies upon the bed
God has called her Ia his bosom.
And the little one is dead