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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-28

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ERRoR-There was an error In our tele-
graphic reports of yesterday. Instead of II
feet and inches water in the channel at Pitts
burgh, it should have been feet and inches
and falling. The report was published accor-
ding to the telegram handed in, and the mis-
take originated with the operator at Pitts
burg.
- The weather isdelightful. River high.
Large New Orleans and st. Louis boats al
most constantly lying at our wharf Freight
appears to be pretty plenty.
- The river has fallen about feet at this
point and still reccding.
- The Tishomingo arrived here yester-
day in good time from Louisville. She took
on considerable amount of freight from our
wharf
- The flying low pressure Southerner
touched at the landing yesterday at 2 O'Clock
p NJ, bound for st. Louis. We thank her
clerk, Mr.. Taylor, for favors.
- The Virginia, large beautiful steam
er, was advertised to leave Louisville Monday
evening for New Orleans.
- The "Ben Franklin" was also adyer-
tised to leave on Tuesday.
-The Empress from New Orleans pass
ed up Monday night. We are placed under
obligations to Mr.. Ethel, her courteous, clerk
for late New Orleans papers. Friend CLANCY
will also accept our thanks for his attention to
these matters.
- The river continues to recede, although
there is still fine stage ofwater. The wealth
or is cool and clear.
The number Of boats at our wharf present |
fine appearance.
Freights are more plenty than for some
time.
STEAMER SWITZERLAND Survive learn
by dispatch sent to Mr.. Jas. Wilson, at L. |
N. Fuller & Co.'S. that the steamer Switzer- |
land sunk in the Mississippi river, opposite
Natchez, Il Gin Co.., 26h.
- From the Louisville Journal of the
26th we clip the following:
The river commenced falling on Saturday.
Last evening there were about feet water on
the falls and feet in the canal. All the boats
to remain at Portland. 1t rained yesterday
morning, and during the day the weather was
warm.
The Cumberland was falling on Friday even
ing with 81 feet on the shoals.
The st. Louis Intelligencer, Of Friday says:
Navigation from this city to all points both |
above and below, is better at the present time
than for months past. The Missouri from
Glasgow down is in excellent boating order,
now that there is little or no business to dol
The Illinois and upper Mississippi are at
stand, but in good boating order. Opposite |
the city the river is about at stand with 3 to
10 feet to Cairo
The Mobile Advertiser of the 18th has the
following:
Dispatches received yesterday announce
that the Alabama is falling fast. there being
only feet inches in the river at Mont
gomery.
Dispatches from Columbus say that the Big
bee is also falling, but not so fast as the Ala
bama There were 16 inches on the rock at
Columbus. The weather promises an imme-
date fall of rain.
Red and Ouachita rivers were rising at our
last dates. The Arkansas was low.
Galena river was frozen over on the 18th
instant
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Prepayment of Postage to be made by Stamps
only---Important.
From the Washington Uuion, Nov. 9,.l

From the Washington Uuion, Nov. GIL
1t will be recollected that by the Act of
March 8, 1855, requiring the postage on all
letters not free sent by mail within the United
States, and not from or to foreign country, to
be prepaid, it was also enacted that from and
after January l. 1856, the Postmaster General
may require postmaster to place postage
stamps upon all prepaid letters upon which
stamps may not have been placed by the
writer's.
We learn that the Postmaster General has
decided to require postmasters to comply NTH and
carry into effect tis provision Of the laao; and, if
not already done, to supply themselves with
postage stamps accordingly by sending their
order for them to the Third Assistant Post
master General. Of course, it is not intended
nor expected that this regulation shall, throw
upon postmasters the labor of affixing postage
stamps to letters where the writers might,
without inconvenience, have done it for them
selves. The main thing is for postmasters to
keep themselves supplied with stamps, that all
persons having occasion to use may readily OBJ
tain them.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Interesting from Washington

| NASHlNGTOS, NOV. 20.
Judge Ellis has assumed the editorship of
the American organ. He repudiates the sla-
very question as an element in the American
party's organization, and says differences of
opinion upon it must be tolerated.
The Washington Union publishes note
sent by Mr. Buchanan to the London Times
contradicting the assertion that he had made
assurances to the British Cabinet of sympathy
This note the London Times refused to pub
! fish.
WASHINGTON, Nov. %.
Official dispatches received by the Canada,
underwent an examination at the State De-
partment at late hour Sunday night, and to-
day were officially considered. 1t is under
stood that the representations to our Govern
ment regarding violationof neutrality laws by
Champion were not met in the straight for
ward manner our Government was led to ex-
pect. Buchanan says professions of friendship
by the British Cabinet are more profusc than
heretofore, and expresses the opinion that pro-
crastination has been resorted to in the hope
that something may turn up to relieve the
B ritish Government from its dilemma.
The American Mass Meeting at Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. II.
The American Mass Meeting is large and
enthusiastic E. b. Bartlett of Covington,
is President; II Vice Presidents and Secre-
taries.
The 7th resolution says, in effect, that the
American party in Louisville deplore, but do
not feel responsible for the events Of the 9th
Of August, because no scheme of violence was
concerted nor meditated by them, and they
declare the rioting originated by wanton as
sault by foreigners
Whenever like occasion shall exhibit SINH
lar recklessness and wickedness on the part of
their adversaries, the Americans of Louisville
will maintain their rights at every hazard.
The resolutions generally embody the prin-
ciplss of the Philadelphia platform.
RIcHMoND Nov. ~.
DR.. Mallory is elected in Norfolk to the
Legislature without opposition.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. u.
There are feet inches water in the canal; |
6 feet ON falls; feet inches over rocks.
Highhyer leaves to-day.
Considerable excitement in town-many
strangers to the American meeting.
PITTsBURG, Nov. 26, Night
There are feet inches and falling.
NASHVILLE Nov. 26.
The river is falling; 8 feet on Harpeth shoals.
PITTsBURGH, Nov. %.
River stationary, wiJH reos o 49, .,~e-.-
Weather clear and cool.
CINCINNATI, Nov 81.
The river has fallen 2 feet within the last
"a hours.
Whisky unchanged at 35@3514. Sugar
7L@734. Molasses 37@38. Coffee liz g
11A. Flour dull Hogs declining.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 27.
Markets steady to-day, and without change
from yesterdays quotations.
New YORK, Nov. II.
Flour dropping. Wheat firm-$2 80 for
Southern red, 81 Is for white. Corn firm.
Whisky quiet.
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CARTER g SPANISH MIXTURE.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE 4LooDI
.-or n.prfCT y or uERrURY IN 1T

THE GREAT PUkltlEa OF AhE 1bOOOs
NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T
Let the Afflicted Read ana Eon0e&s
nfaIlible remedy Scrofua. King evil. kheuEa-
~ sm Obstinate EruptioDs, Pimples or Pay
le on the Face Boils Agne and Fever Chrone
Sore Ewes letter. Seald Head Enlsrgement
Pain othe Joints Stubborn Ulcers Sy phs-
tic Disorders Lumbago Spinal Complaints and all Disease
arising injudcions use OF Mersury IN
Life Q Impurity of the Blood
RE- This medicine and Purifier of the
Blood Thousands of grateful patients from
of the testify daily the
kabe performed by the o. all medeiEes-
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE, Neuralgia. Rhsu-
uasm SerofuIa Eruptions the Skin. Liver Disease
Fevers Ulcers Affections of the kldDeysi Dssas
the Throat Female Complaint Pains and Aching 81
speedily put to nlght BY using is
great and inestinahle remedy
For ali the Blood nohins has yet been foend
comuare with the Of all impurities
acts gently efficiently the liver and kidneys
clear and healthy and the constitution enfeebled
broken down by The OF youth TO It's
tive yigor and strenRth.
For the Ladies il better than al the Sc
will all sao roses
mantng to the cheek. give elasticity to tbs sse ano H a.
general health in remarkable degree an Wv
medicines ever heardof.
The Isrge number of certificates when &c nave
from Persona from all parts the United states the oe
evidence that there lie nunbug me noee
and public men Wei Snow
their testIs19ny 70 the Honoerfu
C an tba Agent an get Circular and and rao
the wandsrfu Cures this truly greatest OIL ali h
performed. nnIe,s sfSned BENNETT BEERS. rropIf
etoIs, ~ - ID Areucies be addressed. -
Nv HalIock Stoddard Evansvillei HalIoek
TOT Princeton; c. II. Clark, Nincennss. ana b
dealers in medicines generally
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WHY FEMALEs ST FFER IN HEALTH.
THE MARRIED woMAN's
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,

BY DIR. a. M. MAURICEAN,
PROFESSOR DISEASES or woEEx
One Hundreah EIihoa (500,000) 18ms. PIP. $50
Standard Tort Of established reputation found
the eataogncsof the great Trade Sales of New York.
PhadtlPhia. other cities an sold by ths
principal booksellers in the United States.
EVERY woman here discover. by comparing her own
sym toms with those described the os&ser aud
OF her plant and be spared much anxiety
making inquiries of physician respect
ailmento which abe is subject The wife becoming
mother has often need instruction advice
situation which she will This tell.
what is the matter and tells her what do
but chAste words. and such as she understana.
Those suffering from obsruetions rreguisres peculiar
the Womb AIEus viii each find in its "a,
the means Of prevention. smelicrsticu, anu relief
might be saved to husband if the simplest lava
tn y ars better understood is traceae 70 tbst
that win rather r than
complains .nn PsegThs s e the female only
panion every female has physician that knows and
At al e her as
tExsract of letter from gentleman in Dayton Ohio
ia ,nE D.arsir by wife Ia, been per-
evs p sccessiss one
beh was on the last oees Of Isupposed that
this state Of things was and resigned myself to
tanin. matters reaching On its receipt and
the s my Wife :.
ded remedy II opened PROSPECT which little
possible. But this. mother year woul
passed head in all human probability wife
would have been in her children left nothers
INDIANA AGENTS!
aaas j Fl fss siSy
vile; g. R. Harvey. vincennes James Beard H. Faueett.
and G. Hensly, kokomo j. Snodgrass, Perrysvlle A.
n Chsmberlain. Elkhart; T Lsngden. koehroEt @.
plesase D.phi. and SAMUEL LISTER EyansVie
So Upon receipt of One Dollar. THE M RRIED WO
ed Of the United States the Canadas and
letters be postpaid and ad
dressed to A. N HAURICEAN. box 1924. New Yo@k
City Publishing Office, No. 2s Liberty Street. New OK
"A and
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HOG MARKET.

CINCINNATI Nov. "a.
HoGs.-The n arket continues dull and heavy. The
only sales heard of to day and Sc
IS; 200 do at Sc 90, al $50 dc at Sc 90
HoGs.-There will be an arrival OF 500 or eco hogs
from Kentucky, for Samuel Orr MondsY next. The
HoosIer State No 9, is prepared t. accommodate any
number of swinish passengers, in crossing the river
Come on with ye'r swine good market here.
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RAvAaEs OF CHOLERA IN VENEZUELA
letter dated Puerto Cabello, Oct. II, says:

dcbbCE uALcu uCIIO OADciOy OVL. says.
We have to lament the great ravages occa-
siosed by the cholera in many parts of the
country, say Caracas, Laguayra, Puerto Ca
bello, Valencia Victoria Turmeo, Maracay,
Valleys of the Tuy, Barxuisimeto, &c. Its
presence in Valencia and some other places has
bean and continues to be dreadfully affecting.
Probably not less than ten thousand have fall
len victims throughout the country since it APP
.pearance which is large mortality. taking in
Reconsideration the sparse population.
The effect which has been produced by this
lawful calamity upon business transactions ia
scarcely to be imagined. Nothiug is doing of
consequence.
Hides are selling to-day at 1871 cts. Coffee
none. The new crop of coffee has not yet
commenced to arrive in market. Until jan
uary, February and March next, the principal
part cannot be expected from the interior.
From Caracas we learn of the decease by
cholera of Signor Jose Maria de Rojas, gem
tleman well known as the able editor of the
Liberal published in that city for many years.
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CRESCENT AUCTION Rooms,
OPPOSITE TIVE hEM COUNT HOUSE.


OPPOSITE THE sEw oouKT HOUSE,.
GENERAL AUCrIONEERs REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
RESPECTFULLY tender their to the citizens
MA Evansville and country the sale keal
Goods Hardware Groceries etc etc; also particular aten
able salts factory terms We shall do exclusively Com
mission Business having goods Of to place
fair Legitimate market We will devote whole
please them win and to business no pc
TO
P. G. o'RLEY & CO.. Evansville.
pgyA1 / "a ALso SS Co.. Memphis Tenn
Mn .Iv PH Rax3 Co. DO DO 90 a.
4 T B. SIZES New Orleans. 40
niLKs :: Fotkrs. Viotsburs Miss.
Eo q Bros c IL Ohio.
K 1L.Sn 4 F9 e,I:r;i do do
Regular sale days Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
every e
DANIEL wooLsRY. HIRAM NELSON
AUCTION ROOMS,
Old Court House Msiz Third
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
HAVING leased for term of and, fitted M the
esi1s 70 sale It auction or private sale all Of
and merchandise household furniture horses bug
Cash advance. male on eonsignments whom required,
:. ah
and Friday nights. at early gas light.
and general abays hand large
back oahss French Jenny Lind, and Bustle wood
Chairs; mahogany aud wood Chairs Elizabeth
card dinins breakfast tables sh. and wash stands
Tssss tin and wire safes etc. which will ss Gin
have also GU hand great variety ofnotons jswelry.
viOns sceordeOns pocket cutlery guns pistols whips
etc sss:, wS.e a We WIZ sen WooTssY EEIsoN
mys VI i'~''' Aasts.
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SINGULAR DEATH ON RAILRoAD.-A few
days since cattle train ran off the track at
Aliens Creek, near Rochester, New York, and
Solomon Graves, a brakeman. was killed,
bolt having passed clear tfr u III his body,
which was thrown into creek, distance of
one hundred feet
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A VALUABLE LUMP.-The Middletown
(Connecticut) Sentinel says that pure piece
of nickel and cobalt ore, worth 1000 was
taken out Of the Chatham Coal Mines few
days since. 1t is said to be worth more than
any mass of these ores ever taken out Of a
mine in the world at one time.
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DIR. W. T. OWENS PILLS.
FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILLS
AND FEVERS

! Il
l who get sp Medicine, ru the public with Lat
" Shes fae tho.
Of the medicine .sn ed with fesous nams
90 and a IN
the flesh heir to- but will that Tor the Of
there has suffering humanity safs
refer persons in this community who alter ryss
re % o hs.s Pitt have 'ny
These Pills competed cheap ingredients sad
are sds md Put @ as and compose
wish which vim AsGs FsV.sis lew
patton Piils cheapest saTs., msdiois.
Read &c foto wing ssstiaGsts. CAD want
application ~ y
This esrhe tina. my son was taken very sick with chill
s9f s .VsT and % and SnS and beg
nh @ o I'M
q hs hsd shs tsy.E and was
ted P bal mot used the ShG h S,Srs Tss
public the of AEue and Fever. E.o. AYRks. -
owIssrQHo Ky: May II. 1855.
years severely acted With ohiis ana
ns nothing that would AFFORD s any fes Sn Dor
chill Pills which did and to my great 1s af:s
@os loash.ons Of ali diseases cfilssnd
usa but 70 to Dr. W Compton Pg,
box and my word for it, you viii tRGS9s
BoN HARBoR KY, April II, 1855,
This certify that had Chills and Fever In family
months and tried all The Chill Pills and
nary they stopped the chis the of
family, exception On oldest there
of would make nm til came across
Chill Pills safely everybody
ths. they .Ls best PHI. have sroTp.Yd
OwExssoEo Ky, Feb. ~, 1883.
W, T. OwVN-Dear Siri / have been afflicted with
months and after trying various
edies box OF Pills which
have HuTed me sound and WELL and hesrs TEN to As
have known the above years and osr-
y '-~' N' j. PLUNKETT, River Tf.dei.~
PittsburK, Pa.
LEwIsPoKT, Ky, Jan. 2, 1885,.
shat have had the chlls and lever for month";
rcdies without effect then used oDs
Owens Chill Fills and they hsve entirely cured
1hOS- = AAA LOh.
owExsBoRo. April II. 1883.
certify had ohills and fevers and applied to gees
physician. prescribed for and nedicinef
which the chills give relief. wat
then Owens Chill Pills; did and theJ
pped chille. and perfectly well Ihey also
ola distressing pain In the side which va
fearful would result something Persons afflicted
with chills would them; they certain
oSo. y: 49,.
where the directions followed
Sc For sale, Wholesale and retail y -
Owenslurg. ~.
A1ssh WOoLSEY SAWYER,
Whslssals and Retail gents
s.p14m-w Evansville Ind.
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novl4-w3t
TAVERN F0ss SALE,

TWNHE very desirable Tavern known as the EAeLs
81 HOUSE, together with all the Furniture AID fixtures
offered for sale the most
terms The dwelling has bar reom two parlors or
in the and ten
bnd upper all conveniently arranged
large and commOdiOus stsb'e can be near
Of ssie made any inquiry Of the
1890 AoV1-{tw
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
GREAT INCREASE IN THE MAMMOTH STOCK, AND
Lo! Still They Gomez!
dhCR stock of Boots and Shoes is complete embra
w cling every variety Of mems and hoys, youths and
heavy light and misses
and fine Boots Buskns Ties and Sppers made
and we'll Our stock double the
size OF any other city We hrva direct connection
with the largest New Oar
en- ire time given TO the purchase and sale Of
GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES;
And giving this branch Of our entire at
we have advantage those whose lime
Occupied in Masking Gun Barrels. Sauce
Pans Ffh hooks Sausages Rat and Corduroy mpos-
alb mo- abo -t-w ithout- ables.
Buy your Boots Boot aud Shoe Dealers your
Nations Of Notion Houses Dry Goods from Dry Goods
i HENDRICKS & McREA,
ravI2 street. Foster Block.
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JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.
f-DTr n oDNryC

INSTANT CURE OF PAIN. AGAIN on HAND.
TW\HE family Medicine for Burns Coughs
Colds Sore Throsts Quinsey. Will cure Darrhea,
Cholera Cramps and Spasms Will Fever and
Aqua fail Daily and hourly calls for
this Medicine an for the
An agent writesI life with This than
any other medicine and all the remedy sad satisfy
yourselves Increased sales in Indiana thousand dozen
than other Medicine
public For sale by all the principal Drug
United States British America California and
Oregon. .--.
WHOLESALE AGENTS:
LEIGH VERLING Evansville Ind, successors to Ksl
Ter Farnsley.
CHAs. II CLARK Vinoennes. Ind.
d. PARK Cincinnati oho-ean he obtained Of then
at N anufacturers' prices. BOYD. STONE CO..
itv
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OF. The NJ. E. Church was crowded to
Overlooking, and many could not gain admit
lance, on Sabbath evening, to hear Rev. Mr..
Hill, P. E., preach. The discourse was founded
on Acts oath and 25th, and was listened to
with great interest
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0TWithin the radius of five miles around
!Sebastopol, it is supposed that more blood has
been split, more lives sacrificed, and more
misery inflicted within year, than on any
other equal extent of the earth's surface, in
the same time, since the days of Noah's food.
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PROF. o. J. WOODS
CELEBRATED
HAIR ESrH'O TEV EI

EENHE effects of this wonderful Hair Restorative pro-
ducing the NEST astonishing resussia the public inq
remarkable composition 1t the only preparation that
be grey hair its color and
re produce bald heads q luxurisbt growth. -
s The following is from distinguished member of ths
medical rofession: 49,.
PRoF. o. j. WOOD Dear Sir: Unsol cited. send you
this being nearly bald long time and
having tried all the hair resoraves exaDt and havngnO
faith in Undue hearing Of yours TO Eveit
rubbed with tin brush and the then
applied yell rufbe4 till the scslp was all glow
hair appeared and grew rapid August
up preeent time aud thick black and
ana yiry and that little dsap
pearipg very rapidly. still your Restorative about
week. and shall have good and perfect crop Of
hair Now have read these thngand who has mott but
hitherto which persons hair
day really gives N pleasure record the result
xperience have recommended to ethers
tory The pie and have ddenee in
it The supply N sent u.s. as agents lea sh
deserve credit for your discovery for one return yo
thanks for the benefit it has done me- for certainly had de-
Firm of Bond Ksrssg P Prsr
standing pastor Orthodox Church. held
He gentleman of considerable influence ua-
versally beloved. (Copy) VIM % En-
PEoF. weop-Dear Sir:-Having made trial of your Hair
excellent in removing in6amaton dandrua
tendency itching with which have been troubled from
gray to its original color other article with
Ike '1 yours. truly j. K. BRAGG
r Prepared and sold wholesale and Mark
street St. Louis Mo and ct 6s5 Broadway. New York.
also all the puar patent nedeipes are
retail 10 favorable terms asthey
RR- r sale manufaeturer's prices by HALLoOk
sToDDARD and all the principal drugEstssvsrvwhsIe
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On lDadg gonrnal.

0THoa ITEM,-As nall drove O. a',out 1CO
head of hogs arrived last evening for Mr.
Myers butcher. They were purchased at
So IS. e
Geo. Foster commences packing operations
this morning.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES rEsrERDl

Tish lmnso. from Leuisvill for Memphis.
Rudolph. from Pittsburg towing barges.
James Paul. from Ev .rsv lie. for WABASH river.
8ontheruer. from Louisville. for St Louis.
Magnolia, fron Cincinnati. for WAbass river.
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NO The Halifax, On. s. Colonist, Of the 81

~ ne IIaIIId1i ". % O0IO1Iot, OF VIC Ou
snst. says
Large hauls of mackerel have bten taken
within the last few days along the shores from
the head of the basin to Portuguese Cove,
wherever there was seine set. Some of these
fish will make superior number ones and the
quantity taken is valued at very large sum.
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AUCTION SALES.
DESTEsARLE ssESTDENC

on FOURTH STREET FOR SALE
nv her for sale bargain comfortable Cottage Resi-
Wv dsnce. with good out-ho1ses and cistera, q
good neighborhood. For pa tieulals enquire of
SWEET & LEONARD.
Auetionsers snd General Agents
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Our State Debt.

Our Dtato OeDC.
The State debt of Indiana is now reported
IN per cents 8 1901 5kO
In 21S per cents...... 1886 .a.3
34S,4s3
Old debt not surrendered ABS, 00O
fotal............- 81 1914
The Canal debt of the State, made wholly
dependent on the Wabash and Erie Canal and
its donated lands, under the composition of The
old State debt of 1898, made some years
since by Mr.. Charles Butler with the Europe
an creditors, now stands as follows:
FREEZER red per cents... S40795fO
Speciai5 ccntS.. ZIG 49,
Oeiorfod per GEMS .sss ls2-SuCO
Special Interest per cents. .461 745