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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-08
sETNA INSURANCE uomPANiX

Of Hartford, Connecticut.
6APKfA L $500 G0o--Gi paid IN aud fnrested
FMNIS Company incorporated perpetual
I'LL 1879 aud insures against loss damage by Fire
DIV elling Houses house,
hod Hrul1re sRd ueTchandZe general Also. inland
sfls 81 SaTtgatton Losses viii be ibsF
ally adFnsls and paid with proalpt1esS.
THOMAS &. BRACE r es't.
L. 6. pfE4 secretsEy.
npiic8t be suhseri-
hfr Who duly authorizes proposals poll
Agency
il Vest c. HALL0CK. Ag't,
eyfl-tf ss. Main street. nearly opposite the Bank.
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: JFlA ftf4FsN
Swnos.ft PETER VERLlNG.
- 49, EynRFss aIrsTN -.

Oily NKisF<fsN- sftI@t Y - 49,, -
ATna do AL kinds Of oity hSpress ha
nssz inst +ivsi aiarga heavy wagon eapare
esrrvi <ertagS mNts yv~s$sg nr the city
bnsfaess fur1iure without g danger ~
dan tzs hannz grain from tha eanni 70 N" rtar 400 a
f.4C III kiais hauling aud city brsnes fo
ths shs notice aud reasonable terms n9fe ~
my2s CO : Family C!eee
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vv4rru Ruys ie5NFNr,

YrrVyE USar4iuaed havfng she abss husints
in Evansville Rstters himself ~ish the hops pat
xoarieaee eni skill in III ptians time rn
paohinerv viii rpau found vorths the
not only citizens o. the 8e OF thsSs
2om nrisfns the 'tcircumamhient vicin ara ~.
e.srtov. fieres ussG RAP. GATES
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FAIL. CAMPAIGN
Ea4KgDw ARE at WHOLESALE.
sssw .zr>n VERY LARta . ~ sT0SE'. :
rIT 4 - s yyTF

81. saE .4HD VERY LA&sf = ~ @TosE'
GIIAsss. WELLS Il. 49,.
ssaqts ff tie Eopeross ra.rossgeef
appIss interior aersauf4 ffo fafispa Illinois and Ken
lucky ssd city rchaaers ALSO h<selves
she Heaviest lock of Hardware and az
vs aaaraet on sale ahy PnseAased at reduc
e. rates ii duriEg pTe5sec CT the markets,
H-od RsssIag ty urrortihg tefrect iron srope5
and av!ng sder3 eriosn issds hsled :; the Nsnu
fturcrs ok h shot 0nJY efA hat decidedly d posed
aiiisl ths ssiae ac5ds cash geoi the buyers.
Tic HiSes animation Of hs stock and Free ny
aershA4 and frs5ss 9ssps asuEed mat ne can DO th
Among the artieis (aaost inre-aol) comprising his
stock he namssths folfnSnsg ths trade
: $50 box as-Weis lr- as& tsyefe-ts AID ColiiAsi
p-,T N Tafle ID do;
IS 10 steel shears asd scissors
5e3 do TaazoIs and St-epa;
. Spoons-Iryn. DrittEnia aad SermaH S4FfeJi
4ozen Coffee Mins. all grades -
80 Files ard llasRs. all kiElsi
1850 tbs nTass Kettles, turned boste ms;
- . lha Ssfircng. assCTtaij
500 daFea EBtt HiDgesfss1 90
1900 zro4s Sersss E.Uf ksl.aiDt g
Iboais5s4 lies. Soeasaas scss sss;
5 = GARY e45 Cont. "a isSrss csras.
50 zen Eas8. f.em Millft9 & y -hgls
sGeFiyards and Scale fe8lls;
81 Ia other hta novels aud spadesj
| s-casksf4'ciap tiiHin and tiAtHEss; er
case a9sGn e. Ils faFs FRI sssortst- ssiv
wins ana Lashes Brushes Combs Needles speesaees,
Port ennaies Fancy Hardware generally, togeL1 With
heavy epgds aias Deg Irons Strap Hinges Tea het-
''ss ~, Essrrcf.sssrsd Gun trimmings, -.
Carpenters and esOpers Tools. Yind9S sesh ess s.
oetz glar street. I'd door below Branch Bank
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nAw PAEYyEyrssFTP.

sAssG.JONEs andJAss Z. BLYTHE. Attornies at Law.
~ Evansville, Indians associated themselves
10 the prAOticss tbs Law aad viii continue prsetoe
10 this and fhe sdloninR and the supren
District They design fhei-
taudJav. In hsy gIlf pYsareao
minutes the side
tot1in Ev3nsyiiie. It's euiarEaas
gether with their professional opinion tie 1tle
sired.s e. 1tasi5 1fs iFl5-d2wtf
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PAIRaANLl,s sCALEs.
,s,Tgsy re. TGNANB COPPER ESTA As-
H4HSH EMF

60, .THOMAS.sGANTIlN. 81 tbe tFya ofscaItlir
ST. & Parvin, has returned from PrincetoH dtSs Q
rz9ez4 up his residence permanently In TEFs CirT
" - where he will devote his persoH'ftenipn 10 IL
hxscses ofsher business Mr. :. would call de atfeA
zion Of the public generally and bis ola pIes
totl4er extensive stock Of STOVES, TIN and fbft1
IRON WARE, and al other ariis}sS pgrtainine &c
their business They also prspared to oii sort of
Tin, Copper aud Sheet-iron Custom &oak. Steamboat
Wa@6, Sc. &c Also Tin and other metallic Rc6hHE
done shoftest notice the most pereet style.
Call at he store OF SGANTLTN & FARE lN.
novI4s .g Main steel, 10. irst and second.
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QUEEN CITY sC4AG FxOEsRs.
VIM. HUDDART.

No coIumbastres bet. Main and Walnut cineians
IN / an man ufacturfng Railroad
GTE DEPOT Hsy, St0cR oGEo~l, Floor aad
Platforu Scales 81 81 siztss als9 1-ug
Rist and Bank Sc.sies. hrGss ~ sss8p
I'll beams Counter Scaled. &e.. 6c,. watch
FL warrant ofsuperior work nssaAhi3.
@1Esszzsxumm materiaI / would cali particular At
tention ny Iron Lever ~ aAaStoch
Scales. AL coaaEaruications u" mptlJ
attended agI5-tf
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HONE INsrRANcE coaIpANY !.

oF.THE CTFYs or y EWs YdRK
G9PII-9L $500 01U- elf Paf3 IN ~. CASH. =
FSzh. Company about year ago
sith 2tept9n q doigs sais sPd fair business. wiaA
81 Cash Capi1al. aud l.. E0ofs It's hea
tGFS gToecten the assured elvato shy Com
pany in .heworid Policies viii &c rd by the subscriber
on Slidinks Merchandize Hou ehold Goods &c., &C.
ternsiavoTable withosher gaed solvent oonraniss
eaAs1Es J. MAATis sseretaFy. 2Y7Gsssr.'
ALLEN c. HALEoCE. AE't.. &
Main street, Opposite the Bank.
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attended to
STOVES AND TIN W Z

JAS. nUANELIN q oUN -.
Tsz1 IRE now supplied for the Esli Tr.de. They bGye
aEf hand Of the Ta0ss ~to tsso
- SToy rs Of ALI kinds Cooking. Psror and RStias
@%Stovss. os all desert Ftions fo wood and eos.
Crates Fancy ahd Common, aaa are eess gadditie
Also sIarze assortment IT Nv ARR hand. t1
now prepared S. stspd 70 Customers W thelo ves pfoes E
ets q teg old ssEnd on Main between Seqrd sne
Thirf III sga ofthe Coffee Pot, B9 preH{gr ~ tTe
are I'll stores In the same bl0nks erS7-tf
q NOtI.ssF MAXINE AND tPAtRlHss.
TAS uudeTsiEusd tYinS establish 9 ioi.sf arg ~ y
aEsviiie, Fared TO naake AND repair ESct-
RrA-wfll give either Rrolar ateEOn
all who II tfn p do their work
may be left atth Il Sehriber. n the s5paseo
Foltdafv or Mesker / Co. OF the agl
dry on shs canal. AaiR street. JOHN kkOfR-
-REFEEEl{c lsS------
Yyrwav s,-nnfEzR -r. ERISKM SsNkE co
Toax uetysog. WIN BOYLE.
BERN NERRIE. 9 d hssLAsioS q CO.
4ant-iy ~
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q stoex to sus. their wishes. g b.. A. iAN Z ~ CE
P.serAers from distance promptly ans sas,s,-eiefS
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EpOOTs AND sH0Es.-slen,s thick Boe,s.sep.s, K 4

HkUCK GL0yEs.-ws have . few eorsn Of Burish
AD She=s'5 Buck Gloves sale. -
nszl9 MORGAN, KEEN PRESTON
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

&)&AN1r ~ - -&-A
TAKEN AT THE SUN BEAM .
O POSIT THE POST OFEIC r..
HAYiNa made an entire change in Dy mammota styz
Light, by which ahlsd 10 take much finer Pic
than heretofere thaI pared TO take
Of all that will fayorablJ with any
in the West. &. ~ 80
have also asseeistedzwitA, fog sSo-t time SIR. ].
WalmshY sha operator Of experiences by
which eHs r otA = us MAY always be found
the rooms. ready t. sake pisturese ~ KIDD ~.
E5s- Remember the place opposite the Post once.
N B. We also prepared AID take iikeaesses
oetzssf ". W TfLEsTON.
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.sUsp RBCEfVED FROM NEW YORK..

wMaFu3ryys Sulphur CopFsras n digo. Saltpetre ye
IN a,stS Re Sal clos GhSik. " hisiHg y ar
Ai siiq re- nsF oA4' @'s' TEESET & SoREESoN.
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CARENET w sYRE HOUSE.

4LGMbb IL AMI SI lNILi, DETC
have on hama large supply ofeysry
81 Cabinet " are, OF the best work
- nanshi :. and material. on Main, between
~Ss saas Ekira and FeuTth streets, just above the
new Court Eouse
have jnAt Popsr and Pine Shingles. and
lotof suitable far Floor
eteto which, would cali the attenonof builders and
citizens aeraly hsre purchasing Will sell
at the lest market prices.s assf as
CABINET WA RE MATERTAL--slzfnys on hand in every
vsriety wish COEFINS Of all kinds and Sizes.
EnInii establishmen just above the
new Cours House Main street. ROBERT FERGUS
VIZ
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CrGfgs IEG1y

LIVERY ANn SALE STABLE.
on LOCUST. BETN. THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS
Es>ao HORSES, BuFsiss. carTieges 60. ssstssss
$780, and Omoih sses, always fox hire ksTssl
& the Stable Carriages Tor excursions
sSs nnsrals always hand an prepared 30 eoaz
a AM keep theu in the best order z~7f
My aek viii hereafter kept ron1 sSE conssaEsl
during day viii hoAta hot Is sta Tor ae
II those wishing IT. y will also BE
citizens during the light ay leaving
orders the stable. Hys il. H. DEttAhAo
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
aSNSESExh2!

" 7 81. t.st A isE A = = Etf.TAIII
CORNER LOCUST md SeassTs. ia @sT FILE, md
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Dry tsOODS.-Our stock OF Dry Goods l. large as$s
eompste asa Is Teeo nsnding itself - Ysozf
w hars sock ct Staple Coz
sell AZ New York prices. and oong every day
specifically
chasing novlo MORGAN KEEN 4 PRESTON
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EpOOTs AND SHOES .-aen's thick Bocts.gepss' Kip.
I'D Cal as5 ate- pvopf dos Kip BroxBnr:
ess shiss sac K Boot. youths IL Gals %. child
and Wax do children's Calf ant Kid shoes and
Roam csek women,s Kip Split Calf est Kid and rsiu-
I'd Boots. Of all guAlitIes. 9 i Z. = as,ssfs
Our stock Of issss sad Shoes rs ding iseiIte
ssess buyer " have sizes H.
AID EzcessfF 5tsS We De uron
Boots aad Shoes for win
let cash aeass7 leave the
II Low prices viii preTeBrib f5t ffiss -5ess.-
We Keep oak h0tom. side brAcee and work
he haA 70 81 sachuses Eetfe1t Snd chilli nfor
tunates viii 5ad better rrntdy than 2uiADS by wearing
ous dry feet rak-bottom work. We sRGious.
hsaRd sell
ti2n OF our stock Of stocks st :
Sov10 MORGAN. KEEN & PRESTON.
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NEW YORK BAK cry.


h
OF FIRST orFosSte the Pest Once. etrtef
FHN after ong ezPesiezee IN the buspea
oil New ok. in which 81 v heis ackuoNi~
in the mAnaesnyen OF well
psinte5 kas cry ozEi resTe sssulls a. Dcnhee:
That fully fTsTarsd to turnish al KINDS Of bread
crackers hot rokiS ste eithers
Tscfeeale T. tail.
Esddzgs private a=siee hsais private lies. wiifbs
ss $ eStsn a. aver thing fresh the
s7en a ths sboytest aasice. 49, RI ss-
Asupsrtor article Of Graham and brown -
bs 9svot. his ss<lpy.s
= ssrTses4s.s, srt sA-EST.
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PROF. THOMPsoN,S
y eVv RRtbe Shops
ROOTS & SHOES,

TSE SebsSxbexs hare Sand tas IA s8sl
sssossa - sosss ard shs q sxozxht fe
elt7 consisting of Mess Coa-se nd Fiss ladies'
aud Misses Shoes and Caters Boys AID shoes
and slippers. ts4 epl5 HENDKICKS MaERA.F
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Of tie SEres; oomis' Practical AstYass-v
4 liSe OF SAHa- sfsasscn; History of Turkey:
sf5, sSoths-ss ssPe-s'.E - Esnneth55 re earsf.
History et she Hen Fever; Long Lock Ahead sts ste
ese rscetTa5 suat fir ssln ~ wff e-f Z.
1ayzs Z CCrNiTE 2 EfSS 4 re-
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WARRANTED IMPORTED CIGARS
DO00 FigSToi E.La 1929 looe oBsfss ,; u
1e# irss1s 500 Wandering Jer; 5Ua. LIS EleesfOss
Just received 1T spas COOKS Family tiEeeefy
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s, e. GILBERT co.
ep2I Sycamore near Watez.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-29
NO. 5.

Brother foreigners, we lave no right to
claim anything from this country on account
of the services of our conntrymen Of a past
age. The laws protect us; they 10 not
force It's 70 pay exhoritant taxes; and should
we complain if our hospitabe friends should
fix their own time for receiving us into citi-
zenship? have already cndcavorcd TO
show from our education but rey Of us are
prepared 10 fully appreciate the working Of
his government at once; and for one, I
would rather sacrifice my vote forever and
day, than see the majority Of The foreign-
ers. that seek a home in America, allowed
20 appear at the polls, so early as the pres
ent law permits.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-29

PRINTER's ToAsrs.-At the Franklin
Festival, at Lowell, the following were
among the toasts or sentiments proposed and
heartily oppIaudcd:
The Printer, the Master of all Trades
He beats the farmer with his fast Hoe, the
carpenter with lis Rules, and :he mason ir
setting up tall Columns; lie surpasscs the
lawyer and doctor in attending TO his Cases;
and boats The par,on in his infringement o
the Devil
True Progress.--Supscriptions in Ad
vancc.'
cid Fogyi>m.-~Owng Printers bill.'
The City Of Lowell.-ller fame is worlc
wide and her heart democratic, for she cot
( tons TO all creation
'Swcet-Hearls and ives.--Forms whicl
Printers ever delight To Lock Up; wheI
Furniture and Quoins are plenty, numerous
small editions may be wor@cd of with mucl
profit and satisfaction
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-29
All Letters to be PREPAID.

Let it not be forgotten that. according 10
the new Postage Law, passed lat the late ses-
sion of Congress, all letters must he pre-
paid, on and after the first doy Of April
neat, else they will not be forwarded ly
mail. This rub will save vast amount OF
labor and expense 10 the Post Office Depart.
ment--and good deal OF veXa'ion 10 those
who have heretofo been taxed with postage
OIL letters, on other peoples business.
Remember, after the lst OF April, no let
ter will be mailed, unles the postageis paid
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-29
The Cuban EXpedition.

The New Orleans correspondent of the
Boston Journal. who is endore>d hy tn It pa
per as "rrliab!c." writes under date Of
March Sd. as follows:
The Quilman Expedition against Cuba
has not left the States as yet, bu, the prepa-
rations for lis departure are now going on,
and orders have been given to the men in
this section 10 hold themselves in readiness
for start on the first of April. notice q
large number of men in town, who have
been in camp on Col. Stewards plantation.
The last accounts we had from Gen. Quit
man, he was in Savannah. The men who
have been organised in Georgia are said 10
be well oliicered, and will fight well.
think the present prospect Of the sailing Of
q large expedition are far more favorable to
those engaged in the enterprise than at any
previous time, and from my knowledge OF
the State of feeling in Cuba, l Lave no
doub, Of successful revolution in The Isl.
and. can assure you the Creoles are ready
to strike blow themselves, and | have
faith that they will do SO. The very arms
Which have been placed in the hands of the
Cubans, by orders Of Gen. Concha, will be
used to gam the freedom OF the oppressed
people.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-29
Benton Ticket.

The Benton Democracy Of st. Louis have
nominated the following ticket for their mu
nicipaI election, which takes place rex
Monday:
Mayor-John II. Lghtncr.
Comptroller Henry Overstolz
Audilor-Alircd lleacock.
TreaSurcr-Lew Bach.
Rcgister-Soc. Newman.
Marshal-F. Mnlair.
Water Works-W r. Pritchard.
Work IIouse-V. C. Mu>ick.
Harbor MaSter--J"hn Durack.
Recorder-C. C. Simmons.
City Attorney--J. T. Mcbride.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-29

TIE Two Sales.--future is much truth
in the following, which we clip from TIE
Syracuse Standard: When raking youth
goes astray, friends gather round him in or
der to restore him to the paths of virtue
Gentleness and kindness are lavished upon
him 10 win him back to innocence and peace.
No one would suspec: that he had ever
sinned. But when poor, confding girl is
betrayed, she receives the brand Of society,
and is henceforth driven from the ways of
virtue. The betrayer is honored, respee-
ted and esteemedi but the ruined, heart-bro-
ken victim knows there is no peace for her
this side OF the grave. Society has no help
ING hand for her. no smile of comfort, no
voice of forgiveness. These are earthly
morallties unknown 10 heaven. There is a
deep wrong in them, and fearful are the
consequences.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-29
The Outrage on the Ell Dorado.

Captain Grny, Of the l. S. steamship FL
Dorado. gives the following account of the
outrage on his vessel: While on his pas
sage from Aspinwall to Havana, on We'd
nesday morning, the 7th inst, at 8. 4J o
clock, While steering his usual course, Cape
Antonio light in sight, distant ten or twelve
miles, he fell in with ship laying to, with
main ;opsail 10 the mast distant about half
a mile, which fired a shot at the El Dorado.
that struck the water about twenty yards
from her bow. Capt. Gray Immediately
ordered the helm TO Starboari and stood 70.
wards the ship, and when within three hun
drcd yards, another shot was fired which
passed Immediately over the wheel house.
The engines were instantly stopped, and the
Ell Dorado was boarded by az off;cer from
the Spanish friga,c Ferrolona, VINO after ex-
arnining her papers, and causing nearly an
hours detention, allowed he. 10 proceed.
The n. Y. Times, in reference to this fresh
and fagrant outrage, well remarks:
SpAsIsu uFoLLy--ASoruER OrrnAer.-
Spain is as mad as a March hare. or ifs
Spain has nothing 20 10 with il, she has in
her pay as irresponsible set OF vagabonds
as ever had national vessels entrusted 10
their reckless keeping. Cnba is already
the thorn ranking in our side, whicI. she
forhds us to call a surgeon 10 extract
While in this mood such outrnges as Capt.
Gray reports (see the memoranda brought
by the Purser of the Crescent City) are
about as innocent as tickling the nose Of m
angry lion, who does not spring upon his
tormentor solely from some sentiment Of
etiquette towards third party present.
Ourages are so abundant Of late that they
pass for shams. Bot iGthere is TO cxcegcr-
alton in the story OF This ono, it will helr 70
hasten the time when lhe United States will
insist that fer insults committed right under
her nose, she will not 60 10 arother Con.i-
ncnt, no. wal! half score Of years 10 seek
apologies.
We hope the story has bccn stretched to
inname the vigor Of the EIlitu,,ers anew
Il not, il is not question far E,libustcr',
but for all American men who value Ma
tional honor, 10 ponder upoa.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-29
E3-The Washington Star says in rcgurt

I-The Washington Star says in regard
10 the new land warrants:
1--WE are told that numbers of persons are
under the impression that the Land and
Pension offices are prepared TO issue Lard
warrants at once TO those who are entitled
to them under the new bounty land bill
This is "a mistake, and the sooner this erro.
neous notion is corrected the better it will
be. We understand that the Commissioner
of Pensions will not be prepared 10 issue
these warrants Cor at least three months to
come. The plates are yet to be engraved;
the blank warrants printed; the clerical farce
increased, and other necessary preparations
to be made. The act giving land 10 those
who served in the Mexican war, passed Sep
tcmber Is, 1850, the first land warrant I'M
/ der this was not issued until January IL
4 1851, more than three months after the lAw
was passed. We presume it will take al
least as long TO ge, the new warra,s, ready
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-03-29

WESTWARD, Ilo,--Says the Louisville
Courier Of the 18Th, In single car on the
down train from Lexington Wednesday
,norning, there w7> no less than thir,y.Gve
babies And on the ensuing day the train
brought down sixty children. As o,.r friend
Mark Mayberry s0gacicusly remarks, ''this
is great country and no mistake" These
were the babies and children 0! PERSONS
married persons we hope-emigrCtirg to
Missouri. While we congratulate that
State in this accession, we Cannot but re-
gret the loss 10 ourselves Of So many vaiuG-
be raisers Of live stock. a few more such
cmigraiions ind we should be obliged to re-
sort to some means 10 renew our assortment
OF babies and children, or old Kentucky
viii be dcpopuoted.
The emigration from this State Missouri.
wards is, At this lime, unusually large. Ev-
cry train from Frankfort and Lexington,
comes down crowded with movers. On
Capt, Tuliafrero's train last Monday even.
ing, there were no less than sereniy-sir chill
dren.- Lon. Cour.