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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-19

TIE EMPRESS EUdES1E--A Paris CORES
pondent writes:
1.-The Empress looked exceedingly well. She
wore crimson velvet dress, with the lace
slip over it which has been exhibited all the
season. and for the manufacture of which she
gave prize some months since. Her majes-
ty's appearance is such those who did not hap
pen to have read the announcement lately
made in the moniteur could not perceive that
an heir 10 the crown is expected. The Duke
of Cambridge, who sat on the throne dais, be-
tween her majesty and the Princess Mathilde,
talked to both of the august ladies great
deal''
Another correspondent says:
"The apartments destined for the future off
spring of the Empress is already prepared. It
is close to the Emperor's cabinet"
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Proceedings Of the City Council.

Hsl'@ MONDAY EVENING, Dec.17.
Council met Present his Honor Mayor
Hopkins and .Councilmen Steel, scantln,
Stephens, Elliott, Hedderich, Kron, Kraft,
Pushee, Hunncl and Mentzcr
Minutes read and approved ga
Allowed Jas. Roquet $50 for quarters rent
of City office ending Dec. 18th, 1855, as per
Ordered that cash order be drawn on City
Treasurer in favor Of. John II. Glover for ST.
Amount due for Cedar posts for Oak Hill Gem
etary '.i 80
Allowed. 2. H. Cook 50 cents for Sun.
dries. ss,sss. .. - 1855.
Allowed bills of H. Suherhenrich, J, w.
Hughes, n. McInery and j. Smith, amounting
in the aggregate to ys54 90, as per accounts
The bond Of Henry Gumberts in the sum
of $1,000 with VIM Hcilman as security, for
the faithful performance Of the duties Of Auc-
tioReer, conditioned according to Law, was
read, approved and filed. e4-t.t.,.
On the request of Robt. Fergus, that the
city cash city orrlers.in his possession, it was
ordered that the City Treasurer be required TO
register all city orders presented to him for
payment, in order that the same after being
endorsed may be cashed in the order of their
respective dates of endorsement. 81. (.
0rded that cash order be drawn on City
Treasurer for S106 in favor of John Ingle IT.
Esq. that being the amount of principal and
Interest due upon City bond No 10 issued for
the be lefit of public school building and prop
'erty.
Ordered that an appropriation of $50 be
made to John F. Crisp for months services as
City Recorder.
Allowed Charles Keller $I6s 49, amount
due with 10 per cent added, for hire of guns
and repairing the same for Clay county volun-
teers as per bill filed. .aa.ss.s 80, q y
On motion VIM. Aliens improvements were
reduced from $3.50 to $3.50 and the clerk re-
'quested to notify the collector of said reduc-
ton. s#s sis s-z ,,s.ir
On. motion the members of the board re-
quested to meet at the clerks office on Satur-
day afternoon at O'Clock to examine the city
School building. et 80 H&s% h@
Council adjourned until the 3Ist day of De-
cember, unless other business should make it
necessary to have called meeting in which
event the Marshal will notify the members of
such meeting.
20 =. WE'LL II. WALKER, City Clerk.
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HREE WEEKS LATER FROM THE SAINT.
WITCH ISLANDS.
FEARFUL VOLCANIC ERUPTION.

FEARFUL VOLCANIC ERUPTION.
A private letter, extracts from which are
published in the Polynesian, gives the follow
ing description of the burning of Hawaii:
fts HILo, Oct. 18th, 1856.
Hawaii still burns. The great furnace on
Mauna Loa is in full blast. For sixty-three
DAYS the molten flood has rolled down the
mountain without abatement. Our Hawaiian
atmosphere is loaded with smoke and gases.
through which the sun shines with dingy and
yellow rays
The amount of lava disgorged from this aw-
full magazine is enormous. he higher regions
of the mountains are flooded with vast speeds
of smoking lava, while the streams which have
flowed down the side of the mountain spread
over surface of several miles in breadth.
The main stream, Including all its windings,
must be more than so miles long, with an av-
erage breadth of 3 miles.
This is still flowing direct for our pay, and
is supposed to be within 10 miles of Us. 1t is
eating its way slowly through the deep forest
and the dense jungle in our rear, and Its ter
minal must be these unless the great sum
NIT fountain should cease to disgorge
On the I'd inst. Mr.. si'Culey and myself
set OFF to explore the eruption, taking the bed
of the stream, the Wailuku river, as our path
half days, tracing up the fiery stream from the
forest to the summit Of the mountain. In the
l woods we could not follow it, on account Of the
dense jungle.
The burning stream now runs all the way
in a covered duct so that it can be seen only
at its vents which let off the gas. These ar'
truly fearful. We looked down one of then
and saw the fiery current rushing under us, ii
some places, at the rate of4O knots. We re
turned via Kilauea, and were absent 40 days
What we saw and heard and felt, cannot b
described.
Should the lava continue to approach us
intend, after a little rest, to make party ant
cut through the jungle to the end of the stream
I need not say that Hio is wakeful and in
qusitive just now. We apprehended no per
, sonal danger, but should the fiery ruin ente
orr bty, wealth will take wings like a
eagle"
Oct. 15-A native visited the lava strear
D yesterday. Distance about twelve miles. ad
vancing with sure and solemn progress tc
wards us. All Hilo is thoughtful. We sha
send up daily parties to watch the propess {
this devouring food.
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AUCTION SALES.
DAs4ELw HIRAM NELSON
AUCTION ROOMS.

Old Court House, Main Third streets
diasely opposite the WAshingtoh Hotel
- AVING leased for of years and up the
n above we'll known stand. prerarr d 0
eeiTe for sale at auction private l kinds
wares AND merchandise hOusehod furniture horses
gi-s. ETC..
Gosh advances male on eonsign wren required.
Regular sales Tuesday. Thursday saturday
at o'clock. A. Also Tuesday. Wed esdzy
and Friday nights st early gas light
Oet doors lessnd sales I'd
TO.
and general assortment of RE eOnsistir
spindle and hanDister backs scroll and scolSp
hack ofhee. French Jenny Lind. Bustle wood
Chairs mahogany and wood sofa Chairs Elizabeth
shalr spring rockers sofas socabes. centre.
eArd dining and breakfast tables light and stands.
lounges mirrors and aisses' hedsteads
rAs1es tin and wreBafss. which will sell Gin
Elm att price,.
W. have AlSe hand variety jewelry
victims aeeordeons pocket cutlery guns. pistols whips
ete etc. which will sell at reduced for cash.
Wholesale or retail. HO0LSEH & NELSON.
I myS Auet's.
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MORE NEWS ron THE LADIES.

TCST received direct fren the Eatsn supply
y Winter Goods, which give
frequent calls intehd sell cheapest
We Wonld call particular
PIAiis French En- dish Merinos Cashmere LANES
oera Flame Emarcideries. Cashmere Robes
hid Wool Hose of sill cslers,
tiful lot Collars Cheuissttes Sle vra
sau ROSER RROTUFR L FRY
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OEThe Greensburgh (Pa.) Democrat, states
THAT parties are digging for silver in that coun-
fty, hafirg been informed by an old Indian OF
the existance Of an exceedingly rich mine
there.
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To FARMERS AND PORK Packets.
VA usual. purchase Pork
w aerouat. slaughter and pack on eoTaSaien Tor
farmers spectators W. have Iron Tanks full
GRAFTON and Lard fron heads DIAL equal
other house We bay heads at highest
kat Price tank them for others usual rates
Hogs saughterad will be delivered FREE or
CO ANGE IN any part OF tbs city.
dtef-d1w3w ORR 4 LALGHLlS.-
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THIRrY-FoURrH CoxGREss-FIRsr SESSION.
WAsHISGToS, Dec. ls.

W AsHINGToN, Dec. 10.
SENATE-Mr. Pratt gave notice of his inten-
ton to introduce a bill for the improvement
of the Patapoco river
Mr.. Bayard gave notice of his intention to
introduce bill relative to the improvement
of the piers and post Plenn in the river Della
ware. Adjourned.
! HoUsE.-Mr. Walker rose to personal ex-
PLANTATION, and defended the Southern X. Ms
from the attacks of the Mobile Register, say
ing that they had not only been the target of
the press of the country but We're used here
as tattledore and shuttIecock by the Republic
cans ON the one side and the Democrats on the
other
| The Democrats here with obstinate party
Iexclusiveness before the House assembled
nominated their candidate and adopted reso-
luton which many of them admit was an in
suit and stigma on the members of this floor
The fact must be realized that if the Southern
| Know Nothings on the opening of this contest,
had thrown themselves in the ranks of the
Dcmocrats-the result would have been a
Free-sol organization. They have presented
this:
Mr.. Walker denied that the Democratic and
national party had claimed nationality for the
American pUrty. i-alss
Mr.. Jones' Of Pa, said that his State instead
of being represented by six national Democrat
votes to-day, would have been IL, had 1T not
been for the Know Nothingism, which was
there understood as Synonymous with Free
soilism The gentleman certainly did not
mean to impute to him who offered the resolu-
ton in caucus an intention to insult anyindi-i
vdual or class. They stand on what they be-
lieve to be principle witheut any compromise.
Mr. Allison in reply endorsed the idea of
/ his colleague who il a national man. Had it
not been for the fact that the people Of Penn
sylvania in condemned the action of the last
Congress, there would be IL Democrats in this
-four, but the Free Soil and Know Nothing
parties united, and the consequence is Penn
sylvania is now represented by a major
! itv of members who condemn the Nebraska
Bill.
hlr. NakeE IeplSu ug o"yiii0 IA WY NO"A+O
! o. his remsrks that the adoption of the resolu-
ton by the Democratic caucus, shows what
is by no means uncommon, Via the Perpose Of
all men is to conformed principles with party,
seeming to forget that the two are essentially
different.
BALTIMORE, Dec. Is.
New Orleans papers Of Tuesday and
"Wednesday of last week have been received
by the mail of this evening
They contain Mexican dates to the 10th
inst The condition of the country Is how
worse than ever. Premunciatoes, robberles
and disorders of all kinds prevail in all parts
of the country. The Ministry of Alvarez
broke up on the 9th inst Gen, Commonfort
has abandoned the Alvarez cause, and the
latter it was expected would return to the
South Another account denies that any
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nIr1I.ILRE aIRi,ai,nES

DERSoNS interested in formsttoo WORKING MEMS
LlBRAREs ander the bsnifcent Bsqusst Mr.
MCCLURE respectfully referred their
FERi EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT AND Low Prices
of the undersigned he will for Library pu poses
discount from Publishers prccs casa;
guaranty every book petfect Being Local
ted this guaranty may be available
Library. in possible lea lection exchanges
very readily be The of the
SGprises the catiens every important house
country and Europe. n. W. DERSY,
Wv BookseIIer Cineinnati Ohfo
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COMMERCIAL.
RIVER AND MARKETS.

PITrsBgRGH Dee. 49,
There are inches in channel and fall
ing Weather clear.
CINCINNATTY Dec. 10.
Flour heavy ouysals 81 bbls ats7 So Nheatdu
at Oh so Tor prime red Corn Oats soc. Hogs
Ill at IS. Provisions essisr 200 sides
sold sc hams 7e 1000 shoulders at size Groee-
res quiet and unchanged.
NEW ORPHANS, Dec. IL.
Flour Rectised whisky see. Oats 04es Sterling
exchange $50.
HOG MARKET.
MAREETs.-There is no change in markets form our
report yesterday, and heard Of no particular
transactions during the day, We omit quotations..
HoGs.-But few sales of hogs ara being
made, and even they mostly in small lots from
wagons Perhaps Soto So 40 would take in
the range of the market. Ha
Madison Banner 18th.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
xealvAts AID -7IDEFARrpEEs. FF
The big Ben Franklin arrived here fro

- The big Ben Franklin arrived here from
Louisville yesterday having left Sunday, and
was busily engaged all the afternoon taking
in freight for New Orleans, of which she had
privilege Of big load.
The Southerner passed down early
yesterday morning She stoppad but few
minutes, and when she started number of
persons were On their way down the wharf
to take passage on her. The company lost
about thirty or forty dollars by her hurry.
All right. .7'ssii5- st8Af esiaA4 Ft&as
- Our friend Capt Barter, of the good
steamer st. Clair, sent us slight and fragrant
remembrance last Sunday in the form and
oder of some pine apples, fresh from the Sunny
South. The St. Clair was here Sunday morn
ing from New Orleans, with good up trip.
She is a popular boat about Evansville, as every
place else where Capt. Barter is known, and
he gets good share of Evansville patron
age.
- The fleet Rainbow may be expected
this morning from Louisville. She will not
QcldJ IOHS LICHuCfSOh aiN oaSni
when she will be ready for her return trip to
louisville Capt Hoicroft and Mr.. Houston,
will give their personal attention to passengers
and business as asaal.
-- The Highfyer is due this morning
from louisville for ST. Louis She is regular
in her trips and well differed. Ha
IT There has been good rise in the river
at Cincinnati and it is reported rising from
Pittsburgh down. A decrease in the rates of
freight at Cincinnati must follow. There was
probably IL feet water in the channel at Pitts
burgh on Monday. Most of the tributaries of
the Ohio are rising.
- The steamer Kate Sarchet arrived
yesterday morning from the Wabash with q
fine load of produce. She brought out the
freight saved from the James Paul together
with the remainder of her crew. Her officers
report the Wabash as on a stand when she left,
with a prospect of its falling.
THREE WEEKS LATER FROM THE SAINT
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RISING Sun INSURANCE COMPANY, SF
RISING sun. IND.
Beard of Directors.
s. Hathaway, Is. B. Loring. 81 Jacob c. Wells
Jno W. Spencer. John Grsee. B Hathaway.
J.sP. Ubray, =. f. Cevinzton. j W. Talbot.
W. r. Pate. VIA. Il. Powell. Georgi Gillespie.
B. J. HATHAWAY. Seo'y. 5. HATH AWAY. Pres't.
The stock of both Of these Companies is owned and their
mansged titizens this their
rationS confined exclusively tn the State of Indians
Risks taken Buildings and Merchandise also
cargoes Of Fl4tbess Steambosts equitable
prem by H.. G. GWATHHE1, -
vct9T-a3E
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TALLANT a LAPI4.N,
Forwarding Merchants,
WHEELING, VA.
WHEELING FREI1ar AGENTS OF THE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
ASr BALTIMORE AND BOSTON STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Evansville. Ind-PRE, ToS BROS.
GEO. FOSTER & CO.
:. L LaSGHxxiN vS crane p s Goo
JOHNS IN 4 FRENCH.
d-et
ap EcEIvED TkR Et LIr=E.-
E"s, sugar gss,r g S 1 e K a ssfs.
teroe KiOs IS drums Figs Tor sale by
decll l. d u. hisIMANN
CIEKISTMAS rs COMING.
FHNHE undersigned received her stock Of Goods
winch wilibe sold cheaper than ever Person; vi hRS
viii siose out business New VIII sell
cheaper than can be bought other
declI-dsw Main street. between First and Second y
.nysTERs-we are prepared to furnish Holt g. Matl-,
Oysters in any quantity for 9Ssi@as and s Rss
oerL' ---------------- - Z - e-9O
RalsnNs.-5Oso1s'i just r; SsSSty soRExsoS
beers. SHOES. &C.. FOR THE
HOLIDAYS!
lust received by H. j. Hart, City Shoe
y store in preparation for THE HOLIDAYS. complete
BOO:s, shoes and slippers,
sf the fAneiest desert well Of the quail
ties 70. Gents Ladies an Boys and Girls Thsse goods
utterly BY other the civ
goods. Also, large lot of
LEA ERS;
Sole Calfkins French Kipskins Innings. Bind
9s Topping Sess msSs il .5
of Boots and shoes Call and examine for yourselves sold
J. ". 5. M Lowk
CROCK EFT a LOWE,
ATTORNETS A T LAW,
| JACKSONVILLE KY.
win give prom pit all business entrusted as,
care aote-E
poULTRYi PogLTRY.!-
Il 100 Fine Fat Turkeys;
DO do Grsse;
Some Of the
decl3 diff Main street. bstw Water and First
S G C. sspsso@ styled Muslin de LANES.
auEsI dAwn AS Mainss.. Louisville. KY
i WINDOW SASH
xWyEhave received of ihaow Sash. o. diff
fersnt dimensions oonmSaIy y;sS viii sell lSw
ftRAwFORDs Patent Self iseeingc lover rhrssher an
Nor u: Hs.s3. Grain :. PaTSs.4S,T: and Powers;
Dtsron's TIreshsr and Riddle with circular power;
ss a1a' lot '4i' a. ns ''n JOIN $ nlrcuELL
| STARCH
81 BOXES Wheat Starch in store and for sale by
&ep ep26 ORR. DALZELL & CO.
THERE PROBABLY WAS NEV
e. Err better assortment O. Piano Fertee u
n n = Hthis city than now be found at NO 1e
!. u Jwrst Fourth street. Chickering's Wood
ward Brown l. Aliens. j. Gitert's With Eoli
an attachment Worcestsr's and the IS. stsrz AAnufac
turing Copanys Pianos The hest t" he fou.
Most Of these Instruments combine excefen
found in the majority Of PSnoS offered for sat
here elsewhere
An uniimited warrautss given with each instrument.
W. F. C0LBURN.
ie4 Piano md Music Dealer Cincinnati.
~ store and fer sale b. Tfi less
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MEDICINAL.
FAMILY PLY SIC:


purgatse phi eouid b rsIite on assIe sns rtf-
that denans Al an RAJ q rs viIus hes
slyf, sae~s Sh what sees it acc MI 4 IS h rose
male The tes' Of PilIsOre sGie oud have OF
hss ana with lat success. We would re-
M the Patent S Ss S y
me is asFiGSneq. and irritating to the 9~ els 1s
vulsion in ;he ys.em as to than the
tatiOn un ari Is FROM prevony existng OBJ
harm can arise rom in sa qnshsit t9
Minnie ps efI sae IN @ Which
psps s have are nss az cured +,
n~ntion Liver Coarlant in varions forms Jaundce.
.ssy Biilious iie.daehs Bcus Fever Fever nd Asue,
action in AZ an
sgord p50%Rt and sure relief in esssivsnsss Pils
fsh body ulcers and impury OF The Mood; in heit
They hsve siso SaSaosS
the Hsap PAIN. IN Ss Sass saa SIDE Tsy
Sonid t frsey taken IN the spring o me year 70 rr' shs
oeeasi' al dose stimuli and healthy
blood ty their nc ion entSe ls.ory
or sa Cd ne sp IF he hs
exists do. is Soi ssy
G S ,af skn yssy psEaye S.ans saa IS me
Is required cannot he
tei answer tstieT purpose hsn any,siss
are once known the ruf viii aS onfs aesy
to ssIiney when il NEED "a csths5ti. ssieins 6
pure ss:a1s shsir @ .ss
a
For aiar.s sirssties;s Sc Re % sssss.
An s G. "A Y r r.,
PRACTICAL ASD Az aIrrjcat oHSalsr aOwEI1. N4ss.a
Price rs can't per box fiEs heSes for o.
SOL n ny
Keller. Farrsfsy & Co Evansville,
1agIe & Crawford. Qw ansville; a-s -
Hallook & Parmitsr. Princst01: f9
q. r BINGHAM PAtokais, -sef
w. ]. Whiting CynthiaRk. s-,4
= Z. Jaqpess & Co PoseyvilI
Messrs. Gardiner at BairsEille Wadessis,
Williams and Robertson West Franklin:
Dr. Thomss Sesmsg and iss. sampson. Mt. vernes;
Hedspeth d Bro. Roonviiie:
Bowers & Sargent Ne~lursh:
adams Campbell. Petershursh;
Fred Eotsts.s. cincnnsti. o..aNs s1stasssii.
oetll-4n t-t~r tt t-.A e.
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j. Il. CAMPBELL,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER.
Ftpar STREET ErTwEES yISr .<n D,v,s,ox
FIRST STREET BETWEEN VINE SSD pIy1sIo
ANSNII.IE


NEANUF RER et,vsry description Of Brass Work.
I'VE of equalluaiItys il nytkin man
tursd in the East. and favorall- terms. 80
keep constantly hand oil globes, bib
and cylinder cocks; church boat and no
friction metal so petersodsr. well rsplete
business. 4Asas hFfn asffes Two a . -
also appointed agent this city the sale
Of Jas Thompsons betng These belt
ings far superior anything sered and have
r4by. exhibited been awarded with the PIE
nsHs. - - - - =. = - -
Every description Brass Casting made 10 order
highest marAe price paid for old copper brsssand
Ali order. will prompt in
A 1OFFEe rs bags prime for sails lew to close.
u nov2s GEO FOSTER 4 co.
a LUM sALT.-25oo bushels for sale y
IA rows GEO FoSTER ( co
XNSsiTT AND GREH LIaiE-Frssh Tor sale ~.
w AST<S $50 FOSTER CT.
ENHASFsGsvING pINNEs FOR Ais sAs fat
nov-S COOKS Family a Oc.ry
aTRUIT.-lo boxes new Layer Rails ms;
II a do Z2ate Cnrran az p = z
novas Oo i' o'r0h; I GodS Faly ro.srY
GUITARs ANDyIOLINs "A hns lot oi Guitars and
u Fiolins just rseeived per the Adams Express hy
nov2s II First street oPpssi.- Post Once
at SANS Ei LISTER s. Dickens Household " ord,
IN for December news
N IS pieces fancy eoiofsd ail-wOOi De LANES;
i 90 DO sTSsn DO DO s %;
Is % Ns1arine bin. Do %;
IS Do Do S Sssf s To- 90 Do;
Received this day and for sale By
RUCKWHB4T FI.OUR.-s bags. s,.Its each. E. sies
es-1fa y L. GILBERT & Co.,
deei Sys. near Watsr.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JoURoAL.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA. ~

zsa New YORK, Dec Is.
The Asia has arrived at Halifax, with dates
to the sth. Cotton market unchanged mod
crate demand at previous rates.
coNGRE ssIONAL.
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INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE. COMPANY, OF
INDIANAPOLIS, IND
Board OF Directors. So 81 - @
John p Detrses Wn R Nofsinser q. W. Tablets.
e, W. x. Ellis J W. Spencer. W. O Wharton
L. r. BgoAwELL. Sec'y. e7- u d. DEFREES Prcs't
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Ghf Dailp 9onrnaL
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

0rThe Panorama Of New York will give
its second nights exhibition this evening at
Crescent Hall. H'dcsevcs a1argc attendance
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EsEe ssz- r-s-ss . 3
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no,27 JAMES Low 4 co.
RUCKWHE&T FI.0UR.-s' bags. 5alEs each. e Gle,
I'D PsHnsyIvaai2 reed per Cara Dean. for satisfy
y. 4. GILBERT 4 C9.,--
dea3 SFa uea
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SENATE.-Mr Pratt gave notice of his inten-
ton to introduce a bill for the improvement
of the Patapoco river
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him ten pound bank note, there's something
to pay for your depreciation (; and Mrs Kiwin-
ing will not forget your bold, yet eccentric
devotion, Timorous Tim"
Kate now encircled the attractive ringlets of
her sister with Tins wreath of orange blossoms,
which caused Tim to dance about, throwing
up his slipper in the air something after the
Eastern fashion, exclaiming Long Life to
her ! She looks like the Phanix Park when
the Mays out"
The ceremony now proceeded and at the
conclusion all was good hunored congratula-
ton. What romantic marriage !" exclaim-
ed the little Potters
Allow me to congratulate you Mrs Kilwin-
ing" said Flexible Flint, "'Pon honor, Kilwin-
ing, it's too bad to bake her by storm in this
Way, and leave Us poor bachelors iii the lurch."
How willingly now would the Jeakenses have
exchanged situations with Ellen, when By the
kind forethought of Mr. Kilwining, she appear
ed equipped for the journey in her elegant and
appropriate apparel But this was not all
new carriage with four beautiful greys, drew
up to the door Poor Mrs Clacket was in
ecstacies, scarcely believing in the reality of
her having a daughter about to step into her
own carriage, which the ill-natured Jenkenses
who kept sprng-car-affrrneds she did most
a~kwardly, AMI unlike any one accustomed to
al equipage