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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-06
AUCTION SALES.
DRY GOODS, CLOTHINs AND HOSIERY AT
AECT ON. srs
BY WOOL&kY & NELSON.

DRY GOUUs, CIUIUINIt MD HUsIhftK AT
ACT on.
BY WOOL&EY & NELSON,
nNYontay and Tuesday. July 9Th aud rsh commencing
" 81 clock each day Sale Rooms in the Old
Court House OF Main Third streets will sell
4uetion desirable lot Dry Goods Summer Cloth
ing aud Hosiery, ronsstingin psreof; s..r..r hrs
II pieces green an tlue Bar, ge, Fc
do white f q red Nets, 81
~ 20 Mut Maslins
50 dozen sisghan and cetson = Hose.
white Shirts
% Silk and Satin Vests
IL D ir black NJ. hair ants,
do white do do,
D. do Cvttonsde do,
~ do DO.
70 pieces Nc quito Nsttngg. .tr.. .a. o..
Marse,ll-s QUILTS.
IT hzr Head Dresses.
ldies' aud mi Hnse. H..-t
p I.isle thread Gloves.
II Tweed Cots
l2 Black Lustrs do. e..Is-
u Linen do,
IL t3ingnam DO, etc. ere. -
Dea invited The goods will he sold in
lots Purchasers and will sold without
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PkE9F.ts. J.XEO8EssS
FegERp4TfEn
HAER REsYdsEaRTEVE:.

Effects Of This wonderfe Restorative are pro-
Z aucipg h hin rcsHltsin Drid
ola am yene Re la sh il t'ir ofthis
marx ole IMPOSITION L. Is he ~ pr
e-en .r its natural col and
produce bald Leaes luxat-nt grow h.
ioHowiugi FNa
NIIFORR. NOECEsTt Goa H5v. 10. 1919,
PRoF j. AOoD-Dcar sir: 4 take ii asure D fssruE
yontary testimony 10 The ngie effects OF woDde Jul
liaT Restnr tive ar haek 80, hair
fall until the scalp u tid
Vas. uctw tEci h q srd celei ?
5 / a to give
Your article Tial ostonisl
spPIi that assumed
gi"ssA ana b. unl apFtsi and ~ he inc
al used tie coBtcnt Of qHft lO'tie hsId be
~ih aud gro OF;
two inches il length ana gro wis very fass. a
Yours. tfuly. ers
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CRESCENT AICTIoN ROOMS,
OPPOSITE qHE sHw CoURr HugSE.

GENERAL X REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
BESPECTFU tend their services TO the citizen OF
Ii q uyille and ouhdu gcouEr tor TIE sai' OF Real
Properly Houses aid tots Furniture Dry
oudz Hard~ Groceries ct also pr leal sttvn
all door sales at every ese,ipt'"
able tory We shall do eNeiusV y Com
Bsnes aud NOT having any goods OF our Ha to place
with both tile ytr and seller WILL
Iegttimst rset We will devote our whole
to the auction husinss aud friends
Gust II efOrs
prudence aud sstention business
Of all entfus their business
-
n +FERENCES-
PIG O'RnEY & 60 Evansville
IuvAIL, ALGO = Co. Mem his Tenn.
MN PARK a. Co. do do.
JAMES BOYD, do do.
b. SYKES New Orleans.
LEWIS SSAPP do
MILES Z FoLKEs. Vicksburg, Miss.
LoCKw GOD y Bios. Cincinnati. Ohio.
KELLOGG Foot d. do.
EDWARDS & RUSHNELL. St Louis, Mo.
REGULAR sale Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
O'Clock every evening during cling
early gaslight. APPS SWEET LEONARD.
-l- Auetioneers.
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TIE rartnr' pheret ei5ting Rrinf meyer
Mek. G" in tn Foundry business has dey BY
tire m tnal at o. al parties ieen
g Is Henr an William i Kusnau purchasing the
tire iu rest John r. " ser IN said Iusiness.
the Ftun fusinrss 81 ecarri-d heretofore
more xten il, IL Hnd~r she IL anf ST. lie %
BRINKNEYER X IL S1lAN36 co.
Br'Hkm"yes HUMAN Il CO .kteP on hand sn are all
nttactrTing Coal RHI Wood heRsg Cook and
r'or Styes of7v.rions pttpns sizes FIR
Grfes Btcong nd Fsnce Railing Machinery wtich
tn VIII sell eheap an W rrant unsurrass4d N of
otkman- hiP. finish service. ~ Funery in the
Fesl Fnhu 'ry 4 Mali strre. the capal
Ssrs5r Mtia rrsat y -st IN Ss~4ad. Evansville
BR!NKNEYER KLUSM-tN q CO.
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Re-
.si
which N
oUs use Of a or

G- 70 iecrUe pTedtce
s-afe truTers s. h1Ch tn-d TIL he.
override reliable Family Phvsie - If III Rrss
imr"rene 7nLiIc heath this rin has keen rer-
eta v''h ousarrlete SKIN thai an *
tensive tri it yrtl ~ Pr eihs Pro
ten has hown res VI iFF Ri hsre known
n"diciH On have been effected ksyond belief,
yer they t by Persons Of such exait po
ton ard ~ fsftid rte suspicion
+m3Bg the eminent F-nten who b. testified IN
favor OF These pills may ue8iis
DIR a HAYES analytical Oh mist &c BOSTON, ard
Safe sayrr O. Massa, hut;s. whose high Professional
tTtft = ~
7 kDw re-, FyERtTT senator o the United States.
ROBERT = Wi%FHRoP Ex-Speaker House Of
krl r., nj eS, - &c
also.
o. r CnILToN Practical Oh, mist Of New ok City.
Hon ~ y MARCY. cretary site.
" " ASGUR the richest il Aulerica.
= LELAND d CO. ProPFirors Of Metropolitan Ho-
tel: ard IL. ,t-.
Did space Kermit could give many hundred Ger
from al here tl ri 5 used a. evdenso
convineng than the xpvreRes
Mon IS found IN their Eff, cts uTon rial.
They oHerae = their pow rful inf the rnai
yscea 70 purify the blood and stimulate il IN atty
tIonremOTe the ohtrae ions Of the liver
and otheT orgsns Of the body restoring their regular aetion
to he 18th aud by ting they exist
rGngeI0> the hr.r origin 81 disease.
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NAlU rs ss,g.sI FOR Gl.8..
A GREAT BA R(I N. .ra
FwHuE on the and cherry streets IS ct
ne 20 adiain ug esia, Samue Lister. Is OF
r4t for e II 5 on Of the most ell
brildin. n n city an --ct tile given
Al hens l. Oh street. ad dining the RS
JOS ph ruraoek is Tor sale on lr L|rns In
qure.of IL ------------ 80 Z"
lx.tta1cr RIVED Peaches at T BACON 4 CO IS
{ 10 Fa lily tiroeery.s
"a PR1S prime ard hills eauvasse9 Dried Pesf.
81 2tdozsn Ground CJfee rec tie n ar q and
ie2a 1.l.llaf C0pK'S Family Grocery.
flaming RHIL =
LARGE suprly o. F inning Mills just roceyed an for
"a ale at reduced prices by % Ts9RANT% GO.
I42a-d&v - -
HNLoTK.-20 bbls superhne. sr
II my5 W
Tsf i'1t r-f-r.1.a -ehH m ed
&c 70 30 s-fr- at e -#Hs
> 3D. r
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). UYDE,s lgaHRf ARD.

coeSFR sE uNi AND VISE kvANsyItLF, ND =
II NE undr gnd would uy et-
zens q Evansville and the public generally hat he
purchased The entir stock Vi No Marble Mr..
hup rey ard = FULLY AIRED to III ali Aonu-
neht9 tVus OtesAs beae ana oct Stones. the lest
WcrkmSushlp Those wishing
suit L. 1onun q their ed friends would
10 give hms call. All orders promptly attended to.
ocs2i7tf j HYDE.
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GILISN IAEkN
a.ROUND SPICE.

NsAaO y n ~ u III
A ISO received.
"A 50 bxs as ii erouAd Specs.
70 do Lemon Syrun.
;sos /. & D Helm AN.
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rRAcTIGAL AND ASALYTIcN CHEMIST LOWELL. MASS.
Price rs cent per box FIVE hoxes for 81
SOLD ny
Keller Farnsley Ca Ev usrille Ind; and agents
thN in Warrek PoSes and Perry couutiss By
dealers Ia medic nes eyesg VIII ny % An
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CITY RFCOF
Iva ~


TsIsHA - III Fl
DINANCE OF A d eITY:t
Any rers1n -o1no dr. NIX in
Partie'p ting in suy riot or
Making any no Sc or historian
Keeping a disordery house OF
Keeping gaming tables.
9r-asinE any nuisance:
Respins s Pow Powder " " sh,as De Rsi
Z rug aay lighted ea1ds. ltEnpc
in any osrn sra be. etc. or place g
modrFsts riding or driving in the
without first unhitching traces. ehsips.-
Ssgppi IN, WAGON dray or other yehio
any foot pa h across any : e or alley
enggm g5iag i'd ala a. II s.rTi- e r,y
sF sabstaSe OF thins or materigI wtstsver
B 1Sia.fS in II, Rs0 hiq9 F 'apt Of the o during
Ba hing in the Canal shin the cry. duFins dny-is
RslIi' loops ayius sites or throwing any hard sab
stance along across or over any street aiisy e'e'
SETTING on IRE crackers !,ils any ether FIR works
FITTING fIth into any public eis'ern.
Psng any m th ohio. opposite th' CITY.
Osraetug the cu'ioR 4 IN the hands Of an +
C.usnr any false alarm Of fire.
Wan only iniurinvsuy Iu,lc private bu iding
DgEng any ditch ri the purp &c OF eonduetias
,10r thu bah INTO che Ohio.
.p ling az 0w Wis., or Find vR Prasa 11.s ''n'n'S
H. itching Nurse ofhrr anim'l without caring H.
that " cannot upon aide walk or tnot-p IN
Ilitching aly horse other Al imal To siade ees
strs"'s Between da, light and oeloek P NJ. any
time Within tgenty Of any tulding *,
Throwing any balls fire brands etc. anywhere within
the city.
Freeing frame buildings within the limits prohb ited
Running drays. wsgsogs. without license
Nagrancy street 81 Pging. :.
xii ng any show nent. whatever without IL
ceDSe.
Pedtling without license.
Putting mp signs over side waiEs. =,
Freezing wOadn she awning any sloe WALK
The constructing cellar doors0n side walks
epng usng playing cards about any grocery e0Hee-
house.
I 70 suffer chickens other poultry to run at large
Keeping pigeons.
cal upon street or alley for pay support %
hire u
Inurng aas posts pas lights. snv of the gas works
Fsah hing coHt ming any lumber orwood yard within
the ire IN Z. of tn city
Bill ID pties with5 strie of aiEaneP
Gro bri Re with. horsr 10 or other animal Al any
ft-f ttan ak
D. inribg shS e res
ST iut ~ retail hackers sIphs o-her Ase works
pi through for lsrtiiHp OF
in violation ofordinaHas, viz Par &c losndit 4 4
hereafter s"ve piPe shli rut up pnles me SINE
passes esmn yorde aud ~uehstov PIP herlter
shall pas through any floor psrtcG r. o. wbaoW
SIDE hnnss Every chimney hHe he efer huli5 IN
house city shall have its feun Aon either on The
such house. and shall extend above the
roof side oil such house at lsast thrre feet -
! lHN F CRISP City Recorder.
ie2i WELL II. WALKER. Clerk.
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CtsFs9NS R.S INQUEST.

the 22i inst an inquest heId by Coroner
~ with he prop.r jury bodies Of t~o children
are re and years. children OF Mrs El
d. ri Id who warde ed OF with them
r n. home Perry ownshp the 5Jh inst Verdict
o, the jury tht they their death from blow
lilo sou their neads with elu sappeed the hand
o ta.,r mother JOHN TRIBE c. v @.
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Rsspes tiallyfN orr. ete
CHARLES WHITEEY. .

f- Prarares and -oi and-r t. at Market
STR -. oui, Mo and sa5 Broad~ New Yafk.
WHERE all taf ulr for sale.
whosse retalt low nd fYGfal lie terms they
- D. uphtat o-A-r House-
~ ale lfsrtlrsrs p-'css ~ HALLnCK &
ST0pUA ED and all principal druggists Whsre.
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HENRY GOODRICH.


WsTEKToWS. MAS, Way / Is54s
PROF. q. J WOoD: m to assest the \ rtues and
magic power Hair rstve Three tbs since.
eng exceedingly purchased I'd
ttls ar 4 on L. II in storing the sill
locks their native color hs Hsir which
dry and harsh nd AL CLOS
it cesd falling; the dan disypprared the
sip 4r all h dLgeie itching aanoyin before aud
only LOOK buLfsti .gaiH. DH7
tu4iV
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xKIF " &sHIN lsGON Hi5TFi.,

w tFeters tf0us' tbeir
a ia stan ~ Main rect t. their Hot FIR ish
orptsite the G"br House 70
mmods th~ir old Others no a, see
t~al npOu them a mGei superior erIy
II ankirt trenae u!i} soli
the hih sh u all
II. Our ere viii best affords
= argos UnUrfsts
G' StabiI and Wagon Nard kept f0rcountry custom.
eyla-d&wLf FELEER 4 HEDDERECH
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-06

AN Ut all tim prepared furnish Lookino Glasses in
Mahogany W snut. Rosewood Fr IookiRH Glass
Plates Picture Fr also. tHIt Francs. Picture
frames and of Pirp aud Oil Paint
ings at shoesalc oil retail at the lowest rices- -
mbsdkwips No West Fourth atrees Cineinnati u.
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EITE RWFNalS

LAL7E LsAEN = y
= % pAG rim- Z Cot e
n p - . ~. Kshn f-50iled 3io'asses
80 aies C. lion atting Aos. l 2:
or sale ~ low BY leiS ". W. FOSTER.
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AUCTION ROOMS,

Old Court H,uss OF VI in aud Tn "a streets mne-
dia-el1 oPposite the whehiUgroa Hotel.
HSAvING lsssed iGr If years ape fitted ~ the
= a aboyr W n known stat d now VtePar re-
private all kinds nt
erehandss household iUruiCur-, horses, bug
exc
c h Va ma l.. con sigR menrs when required.
su'ar lies TUESDAY, sTnur day IN SaUrday.
O'Clock NJ Also tuesday, We'd esiay
andsa Of real estate promptly attended
to-
We re ky receiving. and have now On hand large
Eeneval assortment of FURNI RE, consis Stat
spindle AID haupistrT hacks scroll and scol tcps rim
ufiee, French. J-nny Ii j. ami BIstie WoUd seat
ChTs; and wood sofa seat Chir Eizaterh
cha r str,ug r"cFtrs. sofas sociatle etrtr
card bretefts les, Light an wash stands
lounges Rne common 4n1 misses helsteads
aud wiz sales, which We WI! sell Cin
einntti Prl~e 49,
havs al and great variety OF nHt rs JeErrS
ms acrorie"ns pocket CUTLERY. guys 7r0l- whips
ere etc walt sell -uocd priresy for cash
wholesale or ne all W00LSEl &&ELS n.
: u ,r.tsa.
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G A SH Gu s 7 8 VI RRES

t4N re supple the 70 With emioek
- ard Oak ole LetthE Pafqnt4 French and american
Calf Fr-neh 81 zvd spd B9ot Morocco. sheep Lia
hugs .Eiuainz<. rsr
Vile lad m,I ! FiENfSGt
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SEWING SIX.
y CASES black Sewi silk his,as and for sale by
- ~ j A. Is LOW 4 CT
jeIf fS Vain Louisville, Ky,
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81 q. 81 F.uaN.

2 "a DOE Grain seythes. Y d Or Cradles.
I'll - 20 do Gra-s 90. ~ do Scs thes Snathes
~ doz hay straw and Manure rts' jug, rec and
Tor safely NJ CIR Eel II l.-
Bell's WaFs House, back OF the Court House.
my23-dSw
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CASES Silk per Express. direct from
- the manuact, ry. eorsienm and b. =eld
ENBtCH'S Drs Clouds
ies Main 3 doors below End.
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MOTIONS! NOElONS.l s.,r s.
SNL0WER u travelling compantons.
Il lest London SEA ing wax GIT M ten Key French
acc fne French coils. cribs toys
-motRais suis superior l. Psns. to- n
pfrks key rugs Per ellis sel pens teoth Fdshes
DIS DO men. Em-rs rs IL Z
soap. jumping sd battle doors egett q wtn great
vurtrtS OF notions for sal \ q ~ >a.Ff
AIS unaer Dad PeII VS. iisl Firsrss 9
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CLEVELAND, July 8.

The schooner Rialto caps zed off Long
Point Sunday aiterDOnn-the mate was
Capt Gofit AID crew we're
saved. The Captains wife was in the cabin
two hours alter the vessel cap,iz d, but was
f ally released by The vessel partially right
ing "a the crew were on The point oil leaving
the wreck
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a FINE stock been eeived this week Of Inperal
IA Gunrowder. Yeuug Hysop. and Black Teas, in hal
chests caddes sud for sal at reduced rate7 cor
resrnnoing with late Eastern prices W . - -
jeI9 .- --- III. W FOS1EK
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1855-12-08
Secret Military Organization Of Free Seller.
u NsnSSs.

: We clip tho following frO,0 the Memphis
Whic Of the 7th instant;
Some davs siu>s we published 4 dispatch
from 81. Joseph, taken from s., L00'S paper,
stating the discovery o: the eNIS'0Nce ot $
Secre. MILITARY organisation IN Kansas, de
signed 10 control the affairs Oi tAa; Territory,
and to resist the execution Of aOv law passed.
BY the Territorial Lesis'o;unr, Yesterday We
received parers from St, l.ooI$, which coSt'So
the promised disclosures, These descf"suUcS
arc made bv Pat. LauShlin, 4 ci:irS0 oS Nam
saS, whose character is vouched tor by we'll
known citilea,S of tie Territory He WAS .
member Of the association, and acted with
them, but. becoming satisfied Of the ;reasOG-
able nature Of the organization, Withdrew
from it, and mas ielt himself called upon 10
tell all he knows about it, which he does in
an address 10 the public.
He states most positively that the ohlocS oi
the association is to make haUSaSa fHec State,
BY force Of arms, il they fail Ia carry their
point by lel,l means, To Ctieot this they
have organized society, or Secrcs army, who
are provided With Sharp'S rifles, frsS Of change
tAlr L. saw many Of those rifieS and other
eQnir;nents, i LawrcNccI by an organi2a'lNs'
ia Boston, Massachusetts,, got up fer the per
pose of aiding the aboli,iOui$;S in Kansas 10
make it fire, State. From this organization
the executiv. committee at Lawrence have
received SlOs,O0O to deSray the expenses OF =
State organization, movement which Is on
foo; By the Neesoil Ahcli,ioN party,
Mr., Lauchlin further states, that m aId'-
tiou ,c the Grand Eucampnent, SuSN7diNa'c
Encanpments have been crganiTNd all over
the Territory, all of which arc SCcer0ed oy
the "Cous,itution Snd Ritual OS the GCapl
Eneala9ment and Regiments Of the Kansas
Lesioa;' and, startling as it may SsoM to our
readers it is nevertheless vcri;a6sc fact, that
this CaStitution of the Grand EncsmpmsO',
and alsp the Constitution Of the subordinate
Encambueuts, Organize br the most solemn
oaths, tie Freesoile-S OF kansas ia,o a secsc;
ar,nv, Which is armed aud eQaippsd with am,
uuition and military stores, and under absolute
contrpl be its General aud subordinate officers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1855-12-08
Red River lar,

/ kwjll be seen trom the following, which W,
clip irom the Caddo Ga;c,;e, that TIE work O.
removing this formidable obstruction to Red
River navigation is progressing rapidly unde,
the eUegeiie efforts aud scientific skin OF Col.
Fuller and his assistants, The editor Of the
Gssti,s, IN an account Of . trip 10 Scssicr
/ Parish, gives the following cheering itellicsncr
in regard 10 the speedy removal OF tho raj,
"Wc wcre glad 10 sec iha' the preparations
for It's removal had progressed 50 rapidly. anu
TO lea III that they were 50 near completion. -
The ,Oys and trees, formerly in,c.lockei and
be;,dei together in the channel, have all heea
sawed or chopped, and separated; so ,ha; they
now aOa; loosely upon the surface, offering no
tapeiIneN; to the successful employmca; Of
the SnaC-Sc0;s when iavorab,c stage o! water
enables them to begin operating,
"Col Fuller Will h. on with TWO boats buil.
expressly Tor the rupoSe, with new machinery
Admiralty adapted TO the object in view, as
soon as = TiSc in the river cuables him to cross
the falls :; Alexandria,
"FToyN what Nc saw oUrS>i aud could learn
from Others, We iNc,ine to the opinion that the
pvoSpec; oi this important worl; hcing finally
successful in the permanent removal OF the
ral IS ia;rcr aul moro promising ,hau ever
before 'NV 10 say nothing oi the energy and
sciCCIi6c ski, which have been aisplaycd hy
Col, EOllsr ami his assistants, they have rhc
SUSa; eIyONlace q! The combined experience Of
all other operators whN had boca previously
engaged in the same undertaking."
Our ncjghbor oi the Tc'syTrnl has alsc
lately made n persona, cSRmiualion ol he
wor., ROW oar::ca on in lea region oi lhc raii,
and seems vcry Sangn.n in she Success a;
Co, ), Z, GilmcV's plan, whicl. IS being car.
ned ont, He eTTcaIS 10 entertain no doghs
,Sa; the navigation oj Rel River vii. be cl-
'ociUcl,y facilitated, and We = a,crlv hope such
may = The case, BIT unless lhcTe is yga,cg
more abundant than there has been in ;hiS rc-
S'Oa iNg the past year or two, WE cannot count
crra mach advantage from This Souycc oicou,-
manifestation with The res; q. the world The
ac; Is, w l1IsSt hare railroads, OF our country
) woTSc than useless 10 ONT prosperity; ana
Ae eSpeUsace Nj the pas, two years has taught
Is the Ot'cV folly ii depending upon our lajS-
srae.c rivcV nav!Ca;Inn,- II ;:Ssiaciog i.2~&)
D;=ocra;,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1855-12-08
- lI,,r-r..-,..rss.rs 3. yerrl .

fhe Hard Shelf Bap;ists' are a weil-Anown
st-y In the SouIh and Southwest, They are
~. related hat We know OF, 10 the Hard
) n Dsn,crais in this St.te, though their
cs .s,ea nsme is the same. They go dead
& siasi sll Bible, temperance, and education
sa,isfie hate missions TO the heaihen, and
az m6lera schemes lor converting the res, Of
snsAkiaj Or conse they are opposed to
leSrnne,Sud speak as they are suddenly moved.
\ Georgia correspondent writes TO the Drawer,
and relates the following OF oIe OF their preach
ers:
1.-Two of them were in the same pulpit TO-
gether. While one was preaching he hap.
pened to say, When Abraham built the ark
.'The one be'lind him s'rove 10 correct his
bluuaer by saying out loud, 'A5rakam s1arnt
Lszr'
But the speaker pushed on, headless Of
the Interruption, and only took occasion short
IL 10 repeat, still more decidedly, q say, when
Abraham bull; the ark
"'And | lsay' cried ont the ether, -A5TG1aa
,carnt thar
The Hard Shell was too hard 10 be beaten
down in this way, and addressing the people,
exclaimed, with great Indignation, i say AbFa-
ham was thar or thar AeouTsn"
To the same Southern correspondent we
are indebted for another reading oil passage
which has been variously construed. it will
be recollected that in our July number we
told the story of the preacher who understood
the passage, as he heard it read, Now these
eight did MilcSh bear" TO mean, "Now these
eight did milk a bear" Our friend says:
This hroush, to mind the story Of the
good old dame who was playing her distati,
aud listening devouty to her daughter read
ing the Bible at her side. She was reading
in the book of Genesis and being not yet per-
feet in the art, she would now and then mis-
,-~l n s,.n-a Sn j: cknaeaA- tha.-sha road,
S;ammerinely, these words: New these eight
did Milcah bore
"What, what's ;hai!' said the old lady,
read that again.
"'rhe good daughter complied, and looking
more carefully, read, did Micah bear
"$h, that will do, said the mother, they
might milk bear. but TO milk a boar my
daughter is Impossible"
Nothing is more common than to hear the
foreigners in this country boasung OF the vast
IL better und cheaper things they used to have
ia that blessed land they came from; but the
truth comes out very neatly in tais ccnversa.
ton we overheard in market the other day:
An lrishman asks Long Island woman
the price OF pair of fowls, and is told,
"A dollar
And dollar is it, my dnrliut; why, in my
country you might buy them for sypence
apiece"
And why didn't you stay in that blessed
cheap country
"och, faith, and there was no sirpcncc there,
to be sure!"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1855-12-08

McMsoN, or MalAyoyr,-The French Gem
cral OF Engineers, Neil, reports officially on
the cap;Gre Of Southern ScbaStopol:--
The dcisncc was cntrgeuc; on several
points ouc attacks were repaiSe1, but the
pyinciyMl-iha; which inSurcd to US eventual
SuoceSs-ncvcr remained moment doubtful.
The lrSi division oi the iivs, corps, AT pres.
Ont commanded by General McMahon, carried
ihe Nalai,oti' at the very frs, rush, and main
tanned themselves there, comrrehcndins clear
" tha, !; held in its position the key OF the
place
Gen, McNahan, Is Of the old oric s,ock.
his ancestor having followed James H. into
exile, His Immediate auocstor-ia;hcr and
crNndh:hcr-ihe Marquis Mediation, was Dr.
Tlomaiic Agent or Commissioner 20 the trS,
Congress Of the United States, Hc vas enc
OF ;he original members admitted iu,o Wash
incton'S order Of the Cincinnati" and is mcn-
roncd in Hoods Friendly Sons OF ST Pat
rick" as heiag present at the memorable cell
cbTa;ion of the Irish anniversary at Phihdcl.
Hhia, in l7S2, with Washington, Laiavct,c.
Count Dillon, Generals Hand, Mcylan, &c. Is
WAS IN that occasion Washington was "adon
ted" as 'Scn Of S.; Patrick" Strange rcmius
thcse,--iesrioGn Colt. Oct. al,i.