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FAEsmEl..S, \, HOTEL,

CORNER MARKET AND WALNUT STREETS,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
HE above named hoelhas been recently refeS and is
IA ready for the accommodation of either regular
The airy and pleasant the
table is supplied with the best the market affords.
Ter moderate. L. II. M0SELN,
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list RECETVED.

JUST RECEIVED.
HEARPER,S Magazine for August;
81 MauTy,s Geography of the Seas;
Putnam,s Magazine for August;
Life of Lady Blessington;
Godey's Ladies' Book for August
Blackwood's Magazine for July
Knickerbocker for August;
Loome's Geometryi
aups atSAMsL LISTERS Bookstore.
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WARAsHAND ERIE CANAL.

FNHE undersrne recently built large
tial Warehouse on the Canal Petersburgh, and
prepared Produce Commission or
warding them. COnsignees viii be
promptly arrival oftheir Goods, charges
in all ases warranted o give satisfaction.
dece-tf BARR 4 MORGAN, Petersbsrgh. ia.
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WM. X. McGIsEV

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
0fhee in the ''Crescent City Bank Building,
w my25
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DUDLEY, STONE & CO.,
COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS

IUUMMINNIUN g FUHWARDING MEhUHANI6,
Second Street, 6et'R Main and The Rirer,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
DARTIcgLAR attention paid to the purchase ard sale Of
HEMP, COTTON, TOBACCO, PORK, BACON,
LARD FLOUR, ETC together with all kinds of Produce
and Manufactured Articles. COngnments solitced, and
usual advances made.
To-Messrs. Buchanan. Co.. Wholesale Grocers
Commission Merchants W A. Richardson Co.. Hemp
Manufacturers. Cornwall Bro Wholesale Groeers and
Candle Manufacturers Watkins Owesy Pork Packer
Commission Merchants, Armstrong Allen, Dealers in
Pork. Montgomery. Davidge Co.. Wholesale Dry Goods
Dealers. Louisville. KY mhlO d&wl4
JAMES LOW 6s CO.. ! OUIsVILLE, KY,
RE receiving their Stock OF Spring GQods, of
EA which of their importation direct from the
manu- facturer in Europe.
bought all Goods FOR CASH, end epared
to offer prompt short time and Cash buyers
in the United States Our stock
BROWN SHEETING GS AND PRINTS
kept large well during the comm
will he sold CASH and ALI orders the
must be panied with the money feb2
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NOTICE.
Office erebv given the due estate Of Fhos
Sterling for property sold last August viii fall
due Aug 9th 1855 unless payment Is then made
notes viii be placed the hands of the proper officer for
eolLesstioa. EoES R9TkEFFFiF kkEFiFI. Adminssrators
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@tOuMITT & STARK have Just received at their Paper
- Upholstery Store First street. between MAN
Syeaaoe alarge asorpeut Of the ara rienqss
wcl the lowest priced qualities of w ALL PAPER
with Window Bnd' Fire Boards etc to al Of whicn
the attention public asked. and also TO the Low
prices Rooms in the neates STYLE and work done
promptly. my4-Sm
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NVNE. REILLY
ClGAlk AND TOEsACCO NTORE OF

CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE 0E
JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN ST., BET. 1ST AND Cd.
20. Schaefer d Schroeder's old staldl
T RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Evansville
and surrounding country, thatI have taken the above
stand determined to continue the business, and
will constantly keep hand the Havana Cigars
and Tobacco ofhe bes brands that Eastern markets af
iord also Snufand Smoking TOBACCO of all kinds Mer-
shaun, China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and quail
tiles, at the lowest cash prices at Wholesale and Retail
My lengthy experience in the business convinces
that give general satisfaction, and respectfully
solicit share of public patronage. lap1u
FRESH TEAS.
FIN stock has been received this Irnperai,
- Gunpovder, Young Hyson, and Black Teas in hall
cadds and for sale at reduced
responding withlate Eastern prices, by
je19 NJ. W. FOSTER.
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MOTIONS. NOTIONS!l
IRON RAILING.
VALUABlN LOT ron SALE.

FEyHE the and Cherry streets 7 rec
by I50 adjoining residence of Samuel Lister is Of
cred sale reasonable terms It one Of the most ell
suibs budina lots city aud perfect title given.
and lot Chestnut street, adjoining the res
s~,IfeGf IA j. O. JEW ELL.
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STrAT OE WAR.

OUNCE the Clay county has caused much alarm
- was the opinion of many. that 5. EMBICH had ais
gone the action That was an error but he ha
to full supply Summer Dry Goods whio
are now Just opened for sale at the well known oH
prices Store Main street. three doors below Second
iesg
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.4ss.ssszz sssszssza gzz 2gssa ,ss,,iI.ls al -

WHEELING, BALIlA ~ h T.,
PHILADELPHIA. WASHINGTON CITY,
NEW YORK, ETC; VIA
INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY,
AND CONNECTING LINEs EASTWARD!
Grtdt Eastern and Western u. ). Mail and
American ErpresS Line!
SHORTEST ROUTE TO DAYTON % MILES, AND NO CHANGE
or CARS BAGGAGE!
TWO TRAINS DAILY SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.)
EH ORNING EXPRESS leaves at 4:40 A NJ, connects at
NN Eaton and Hamilton. and Gin
Hamilton Railroad for Cincinnati direct arriving
Dayton at 0:3O connecting with all
trains for Columbus Lanev ne Wheeling Baltimore,
washington ty Phi1Ade pha New ork and Boston Also,
with trains Springfield Crbana BeefOn ane Forest
CLYDE Cleveland Buffalo, Sandusky Toledo Fort Wayne,
Troy, Piaua etc. Breakfast at Indianapolis.
PASSENGERS by this arrive Columbus eight hoursi
advance 81 any other route from indianapolis.
leaves Indianapolis II AI, the arrvf
all trains West North and South arrives Rich
p NJ Cincinnati at 5:45 arriving at Day
ton at P M directly with trains for &enia, Co.
umbus Crestlins Pittsburgh Philadelphia. ETC.
arriving at Columbus at 9:l5 P. NJ
ID nner a indianapolis and supper at Dayton.
PITTSBU RGH PASSENGERS leaving noon trains have
one hour Dayton and make the connections
Crene Fttsburgh any other train from ndanap polls
Passengers through to Cincinnati quick
by any other.
Columbus baggage check through Pittsburgh and Phila
deIphia baggage re- checked at Columbus. -
MS ONLY MORNING TRAIN FROM INDIAN AP0LIS TC
DAYTON. OR COLUMBUS VIA DAYTON.
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NOTICE OF DIssOLUTION--BUsINE con
- TINUED.

TINUED-
FENHE existing between the under
n signed dissolve the nth day OF August
All debts the late hTm Will be settled BY ia
cob Gottlieb.
All persons owing firm will please call and set
at once Aud all having claims against the same
VIII present them for adjustment ---r
agtt3 JACOB G9TTLIEB.
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CINCINNATI.

- THER E PROBABLY WAS NEW
EEEEsIE E Err better assortment of Piano Fortef in
h I Il athis city than now be found at No IS.
II ~ u uWest Fourth street--Chickering' Wood
ward Browns. Brown & Aliens Gilberts. with Eo
attachment, II. Woreesters and the Western Manufae
turing Pianos the best be found in
this combine excelen-
seldom in the majority of pianos offered for sale
here O elsewhere.
An unlimited warrantee given with instrument.
W. f. OOLBURS.
ie4 Piano and Music Dealer. Cincinnati.
EVERYBODY LA FAMILIAR
with the Prince & Co. Melodeons
m this establishment in city ard
III j Vvage throughout the country. A large sup
ply constantly hand and for sale wholesale retail by
- ". F. C0LBURN,
Piano and MeodioD Depot
ief-tf 90. IS West Fourth ST.. Cincinnati.
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JOHN. J. CHANDLER. JAMES HARLAN, JE
CHANDLER &E HARLAN.
WOHN J. CHANDLER AND JAMES HARLAN Jr. have
% associated themselves together partners the practices
law all business eonhded to them.
or both NAV always be found at Office street
Sherwood House give counsel transact bust
Prompt attention will be given to collections.
Eyausyilie. Noy. 9, Tss4.-1Y
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LOUISVILLE.
HYDgRAULEC FOUNDH

L DNA AULEC FUN Dig
BARBAR g. SNOW WDEN,
CORNER WASHINGTON AND FLOYD SITS.
LOUISVILLE. KY,
az ANUFACTURERS of engin es and mill machin
IVA cry blowing for furnaces superior force and
pumps pipes for gas,
largely by railroad companies for supplying
hange pipes of any sze railroad
wheels and other clstn cast and wrought iron balcony
and yard raing tobacco and lard timber
and mill always hand.
Orders from distance accompanied by the money good
references promptly attended All work warranted.
APPS
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STORAGE WANTED.

-rs -. STORAGE WANTED:
EAT prepared in Fire Proof Warehouse
Nv any quantity of Grain. Produce Merchandise, OK
tho most liberal terms.
Having large airy stairs particular will
be Household Furniture Agricultural Implements
and all kinds goods wares liable to damage from damp or
xust. l.
effected the lowest fire Proofrates by emOn
CrlieLger when desired. - :,
Warehouse located Locust street and W. and e.
road Apply 10 - novI GEO. FOSTER & 90.
NOTIONS! NOTI0NS!
HNLOWER ermometers. travelling companio ons
IN best London ing eight and ten keyd French
French harps, dolls marbles; toys tea
eet comb superior needles pins tooth
picks key rings pencils steel pens tooth brushes wax
beads domnoes chess Emersons staps, toilet
VARIETY of notions for sale by A. @. PUSHEE.
APPS under Odd Fellows Hall, FIRST So.
IRON RAILING.
vENHE undersigned has the for the sale of ne an
I'LL beautiful pattern of IRON RAILING, with round
rought and fgures put in great variety
which will sell at Cincinnati prices ADDIS
-, -
This cheaper and more substantial than other
Those wishing Railing to enclose Cemetery
lots yards for piazsas etc., VIII do well to give me
call.
vRs-d6w NJ A. LAWRENCE.
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COOPEEk WANTED.

NY good cooper wanting mployment. obtain sta
~ ton for six year it suits himself by
plyinc 10 the undersigned IN German township
5gt 1-ItdGw% CANADA HIGTNBOTTOM.
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.GBe 9ailg gournal
Mails by the Baltic.
LATEST WAR NEWS.
THE NEXT RoMBARDMENT OF sEBAsroPoL.

'The can9Onade of October last" SAYS the
| Times, twas tritling to that of April; April
was surpassed by the two days which preced-
ed the capture of the Mamelon; but all will
sink into insignifcance with the iron tempest
which will shortly be poured on the besieged
city. The weight and range of the guns, the
number and size of the mortarS, the new posi-
tons of the batteries won by the steady pro-
gress which has marked the summer will try
the endurance of the Russians to the utmost.
The great scale on which such bombardment
IS carried on, and the preparations necessary
for its execution, render the delays which pre-
lcede it matter of little surprise. In April
the allies threw against Sebastopol, in nine
ldays, $4,000 shot and shell. The cost of the
British ammunition alone was 9360O00 sterling!
Yet April is now looked back upon as time
when we underyalued the enemy and did not
know what Sebastopol was
Even on ordinary days the Russians often
throw 1000 shot in the twenty-four hours and
900 shells into only one part of the British po-
sition. Whatever the resources of the garri-
son and the strength of the works at which
they labor night and day, there can be no
doubt that the approaching struggle will de-
termine the fate Of Sebastopol, for the winter
at least. No one can pretend to foretell the
tissue; all that is spoken of with certainty is,
that the line of battle ships in the harbor will
be destroyed, at least driven from their posi-
ton, so as to be made powerless against the
assaulting troops. Whether the besiegers
shall take the Malakofi.-whether they can
keep it-whether it will lead to the immedi-
ate capture Of the town or only TO uterior sue
cess-are all matters of doubt. Should victo-
ry not favor the besiegers' arms, they will pro-
bably be forced to wait in inactivity until an
other spring, when change of tactics may as
sure success. TIE besieging Generals have
set all on the hazard of a doubtful struggle at
a single point, and we must wait the result"
Latest Official Dispatch.
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REMOVAL.

FWN. BACON q CO. have removed TO MAIN street. pc
Water and First ts., next door to Hallock
Etoddard Drsg Store nearly opposite the Branch BANK
pleased all their old customers, and
make the scquantance maRy pleased
would their thanks for the
liberal given and hope receive continuance of
3Troeeries janl6-1y
MILLS, AROMATIC STOMACH BA&-
TIERS. MILLS WINE BEETERS.
FMNaS been long aud avOrably known
as certain for Summer COMPLAINTS, aud pre-
tentative of fever and sgIe aed similar diseases con-
e'SsTsns gSS1 Just anu TENNEY soRENSoN.
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Great Fire at sebastopOl.

The French Minister Of War has received a
dispatch from General Pelissier, dated the
Crimea the 5th inst, at o'clock A. NJ,
which contains the following intelligence:
On the night of the 9TH inst, great fire took
place. 1t was caused by the burning of the
Russian two-decker Marian, which was anchor
ed in the bay of Sebastopol.
The fire originated in the bursting of a shell
discharged from the right attack.
The brilliancy of the flames arising from the
confagration illuminated the whole of the al
lied camp.
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FROM GEN. SIMPSON.
BEFoRE SEbAsroPoL. Augus

BEFORE SEbAsToPoL, August 25.
My LORDS: Having been engaged since day
light in careful observation Of the position in
front of Balaklava, l am unable to address your
lordships at any length to-day.
The enemy have been concentrating troops
at the Mackenzie, Tasova and Karales, their
left extending as far as the village of Makoul,
and are supposed to have received considerable
Ireinforcements, which probably consist of two
divisions of grenadiers which have been con
veyed in carts from Bakshiserai and Sim
lpheropol.
The bridge across the great narbor is nearly
completed and large bodies of men are en-
ployed in erecting earthworks on the north
side of the harbor Intrenchments have been
thrown up on the Severnaya hill, extending
from the sea coast to the site of the first light
house facing the north.
From various sources we learn that the Rus
slams on the right bank of the Tehernaya are
held in perfect readiness for an offensive move
ment.
Our siege operations progress steadily, with,
l regret to say, heavy casualties on our side,
as the accompanying lists testify.
(Signed) j. SIMPSON.
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NEW YORK COMMISSION HOUSE
THOTEAS II. NEAGHEE,

bushels of choice Potatoes. large and
I fEs for sale By ages 5. " & s. YICKERY.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-11-07

PEAS FOR STocK-It is the opinion Of
the editors Of the Soil of the South that
peas are dangerous for stock in lime land,
but harmless on sandy soils. The expe-
rience of other intelligent farmers, who
have tried the experiment, is confrmatory
of this opinion. As this is the season for
pasturing stock on pea6elds, and as hogs
in particular are rather scarce crop, it
might be we'll for citizens who cultivate the
lime land to look little to the fact sugges-
ted. One thing is known toevery observ-
ing man, and that is, that peas kill some
mems hogs, whilst they fatten others
There must be some cause for this, and if
experience has shown that it is owing to
the quality of the soil on which the article
of food is produced, the remedy is in every
mans hands.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-11-07
GRAND DIVISION PROCEEDINGS.

CHARLOTTE, Oct. %, 1855.
The Annual meeting Of the Grand
Division, Sons Of Temperance, of North
Carolina, commenced its sessions in this
Town, this evening at Z o'clock, pur-
suant to adjournment.
Officers present:
DANIEL S. HILL, G. w. P;
A. NJ. GoRMAN, G. Scribe;
VIM. NJ. JOHNSON, G. T.
The vacant Offices we're filed by ap-
pointment from the chair, as follows !:
RIcH'D. STERLING, G.. w. A.;
Rev. G. b. WETMoRE, G.. Chap;
]. G. AREY, G. Con-;
p. J. LowRIE, G.. Sen.
The Grand Division was then open
cd in due form.
Reps. johnson, Mcpherson and Viii
taker we're appointed Committee to
examine the Credentials of Represen-
tativcs, who subsequently reported as
correct, the following:
The list will be published in full in
the pamphlet proceedings, but it is
deemed unnecessary to insert them
here.
Representatives in attendance who
had not been inducted into this branch
of our Order, were introduced and du
ly initiated.
Arrangements for public speaking
during the sittings Of the Grand Divis
ion were then entered into.
The following amendment to the BY
Laws of the Grand Division (1st sec
of Art. l, submitted at the last An
nual Session, and laid over, under tn
Rule, was then taken up and adopted
viz:
"The Annual Sessions of this Gran,
Division shall be held at such time
and places as the majority at each ar
nual session may determine"
On motion it was
Rosolucd, That tho Representatives from tn
Grand Division TO the National Division, be instru
ted 20 make application for n Dispensation empoy
ering the Grand Division of North Carolina to no
its Annual Sessions in the months of October, N
vombor or December, as they may from time
time determine.
The G. d. then adjourned till t,
morrow morning.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-11-07
GRAND WORTHY PATRIARCHS
REPORT.

Representatives to tie Grand Divis-
ion Of North Carolina
WORTHY BROTHERS In accordance
with the duties devolved upon me as
your G. w. p, submit for your con-
sideration my annual report of the
state of the Order, within my jurisdic-
ton, for the Patriarchal year just
closed.
And first it becomes us, Brothers, to
render the tribute of praise and thanks
giving to Almighty God for his mer-
cies and blessings during the year that
is past. Our land is smiling with plen-
teous harvests, the toll of the husband
man has been amply rewarded-the Ia
Dor of the artisan and of all classes
meet with full and adequate compensa-
ton. And while the scythe of death
has moved down as grass, hundreds
and thousands Of its victims in our sis
ter States, our own beloved land has
been preserved from the pestilence that
walketh in darkness, and the destruc.
tion that wasteth at MONDAY. These
blessings and mercies so unmerited by
us, and yet so richly and bountifully
bestowed, call upon us to unite in de
vout gratitude to our merciful and kint
Benefactor, for the abundant healtl
and prosperity with which he has blesse,
us, and to beseech Him, to vouchsaf
His blessings upon our present Assem-
bling, that it may rebound to His glory
and the advancement Of the noble caus
in which We are engaged.
We meet here, Brothers, in this no
pitable and fourishing Town, for I
purposes Of earthly aggrandizement.-
We are not here, as Partizans to a
range campaigns for political confic
We are not here as sectarians, to a
vance the interests of this, or of th
church. But we come from every pa
Of our beloved State, men of all partie
and Of all religious sects, united upc
the glorious platform of Temperance
platform broad enough and strol
enough to sustain the good and the v
tuous Of every party and Of every set
to interchange the greetings of an e
alted friendship, to examine the wo
Of the Order within our iurisdictiC
and to counsel and advise with ca
other as to the means best adapted
advance its interests. Nothwithsta1
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-11-07

What is the difference between butch
er and gay young lady? The former kills
70 dress, while the latter dresses to, kill.
Why is kiss like rumor? Because
it goes from mouth to mouth.
A wag observes that he looks under the
marriage head for the news of the aoeak.
Why is the heart of tree like dogs tall
Because it is farthest from the bark.
When is decayed tooth like an im portan
parsonage? When it is king.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-11-07
THE Use GF MONEY.

A vain mans motto: Win gold and wear IL.
A generous mans: Win gold and share It.
A miser's Win gold and spare it.
A prohigate's Win gold and spent it.
A brokers': Win gold and double it.
A FOOLS: Win gold and lend it.
A gamblers: Win gold and lose it.
A sailors: Win gold and cruise it.
4 wise mans: Win gold and use it.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-11-07
CHARLOTTE. Oct. q. 1855.

G.. d. met pursuant to adjournment.
Officers as at last evening session,
except p. G.. w. p. Blackmer now oc-
cupies the P. G. w. P.'s chair.
Minutes of previous session read and
approved.
The Committee On Credentials made
further report.
On motion it was
Resolred, That the times for assembling and ad-
journing of this meeting ofthe G.. D., be follows
Meet at 0i A. NJ; take recess at l P. M.
u p. NJ; 81
~ Pm.
The G.. w. p. then submitted hi:
Annual Communication, which is az
follows:
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-11-07

We marched to the Cowpens, Campbell was there,
Shelby, Cleayeland, and Colonel SEWER:
Men of renown, sir, like lions, SO bold,
Like lions undaunted, ne'er to be controlled,
We set out on our march that very same night,
Sometimes we were wrong, sometimes were right
Our hearts being run in true liberty's mould,
We valued not hunger, wet. weary, nor cold
On the top of Kings mountain the old rogue we
found,
And, like brave heroes, his camp did surround
Like lightning the flashes, like thunder the noise
Our rifles struck Tories with sudden surprise.
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Amount pd. CIR. Treas. (see his Rect) s46 8

For the correctness of tho above, I submit for
examination my BoUks and Papers.
Fraternally submitted in L. P. & F.
A. NJ. G0RMAN, &. s.
Raleigh, Oct. 20, '55.
{ Conclusion Of Proceedings neat week1