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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-10
sTaRAGE WANTED.

70 store Fire PFoof Warehonse
W any ananty o GRAIN Produce or Merchanalse' Oh
tho IN liberal ts-ms. =. ~,
Having large airy stairs particular care VIII
n. taken n Household Furniture. Agricultural
ana All kinds Of goods liable damage from damp or
h
<fIozger when desired. p e
located Locust street and " ano n
.aual convenient for shipping by River OF ai
o~aS AnnIvto noyI GEO. FOSTER l. co.
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nIs. r, D. MELLEK,

OF PHILADEbPHIA,
wWTHO graduated in Germany and France and can give
w the hest testimonials Professors in the United
sttss ers his services the citizens of Evansville and
vicinity as lie viii pay GUAR attention to
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Dr. Maeler these persons miced with disease
and see him Anybody troHpisa With Chronic diseases
sush nasmatipR Of the Kdneg pFethts IHsammatory
cured ia the shortest time No charge for the visit
Once sornsr of Sycamore and Thirdsss Once hours fEom
I A. N. till evening.
REFERENCES.
TLos Mutter Prof. of SuTgeryi
ssra.l jackson. Prof. Of Theory and Rraetieei
O. D. Meigs, Erof. of hidWiferTi
PHILAnrbraIA.
e. r. Gilman Prof Of aHdEifervt
Jos. n. Smith. Prof. of Theory and Fraetiee;
d. .. Bulky 81. D.
Mason T. 1joFsxs. II. D. Prof aateria Medisa Albany.
NY a-tl1-tf
ESUNNY RAGs.-sc BALES heavy in slers and fer sale
&w by cctsI SAM'L ORR.
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NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL.

TWNHE this House have removed from their
Main street. their ne Hotel just finish
opposite House Where they plepared to
and all others who
upon them in much superior style than formerly
for past patronage respectfully solicit eontnu
which shall all endeayors to mer-
Our fare viii be the best the market affords and our
CHARGES 1ioderate-
sv1n-dEwtf FELKER HEDDERECH
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EVANSVILLE, IND, SATURDAY
RAILROADS, &C.
Pennsylvania RAlLROAD.

FENN LtANAA
AsS G. e. rs s "a
THE undersigned having bsen APP "A 7-wr
Tf6. pointed kgentf FOR the above Compa Lax y
llaSE5 in this city would inform ship
saSz@zsSS@Ne pers. merchants, and the public
generally F. Leech. George Harris and George
Black late I'D Leeeh Co.,. and Thomas s. Clarke.
'.CIafk Thaw,' under the firm of
- ~ LEECH & co., lsA
eonsgnees and shipping agents.
of PennsylFania Bafoad Company They have estab
elshed at all the principal shipping pcints east
aand wes and are prepared receipt through from New
York Boson Philadephia and Baltimore TO all western
cities and from all western cities and the
Atlantic seaboard by ofthe Pennsyvania Railroad
The direct their whole attention to forwarding
facilities for dipping from snd 20 the without
drayage their charges
with t Railroad eotpany being extremely low. Ia
the expense of drayage they hope
shipments Of produce their agents be
ed free Of charge for commission = 8
. Vrtnformation apply sc their ofaess: -. Il ~ .sNf
Depot, Libsrty street, Pittsburk:
do Nos South 18th street. PhnadelphlRs
31 do North street. Baltimore; tts @fl
No. Aator Place. \ -r4-l
do Battery Plaee, ug E.F III III rs ea@tsE +
do 81 Kilby street, Boston; .z.-. =
ofto JOHN s. MITOHELL. g
epIs 6m Waterst.s Evansville. Ind.
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PLArRD WAKE.

MWTE ust received from the manufacturer
Wv sortment Of Plated %sse. such as table and tea
spoons kpives and beautiful
tors &c whicwe Will saIi prices and
20 plated genuine Alhats. metal nearly white
ard and stronger than silver. Cati and
BfTTROLFF l. SONS 5ewelry Store.
..tTs Main st, bct .Jst Sc ID.
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MORNING, NOVEMBER To- 1855
t9ailg JonrnaL,
'RE KTNp no MY HusaANn.

-53f4 ~ sl-8 sE r--sf tszt s=ea- ~en4 4eH
eT MRS. r.. T.. EEos.
Be gentle to thy husband
ell eda Remember. all day long, f5-, sa-sr, e
Amid the din and tsmult
He battles With she th7ong. yiIgas0TtI e- 81
No wonder that the noble brow
u fgsf et clouded with the eare gss5sS -s
That presses on his ht art and hands
Ns While he is struggling there it e@zsi6s4 2
And when the hight has gsehered homo
The loved one to his rest. .79s gA '--s -e's-l
81 Be geltle--if no smile ppears. sf4sss
There's sorrow in the breast.
IT'S true. you miss the welcome voice, -
f@stss' Whose tones always Kind. e s't-+st s'7a
e~ssv And lengto raise the cloud that casts fs -
-.ssss,s A ahAdow on his IniEd.
.5ggt- Yet, never fear, that through II all g ~
Thy presence Il not klest;
For, like the sunshine through the storm,s - 20
=. go .stf ls brangs sweet thoughts Of rest,
sas a And many times. when Iabor-tossed,
Thy gentle tones have come.
Z. And made glad music in his heart. 81 "
Thanks be for thee--and heme-,,srrf fr
Hz4i BE sure. although he spe&ks it not F-aE
ta.lf -s-l, Thou art the whose ray fs5
s5 Makes lie and lore, and gildeth all e
.1.-s8 80 In life's dark rugged way. sfz f-z
9itst And so be ever gentle: - t.ff-st'
kiud words dee Ids from
Do to ward making 1alor light
.ese Than ever thou couldst see.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-10
RkMnV VAL.

TWN BACON co. removed to Main street. be-
Ne tween Water First next door to Halloek d
Stodrds Drug Store nearly opposite the Branch Bank
where they all their old customers ana
make the pleased
give them call would their thanks Tor the
liberal given receive acontinuanee Of
verythng usually kept the best Family
Crooeries jani6-iy
MILLS, AROMATIC STOMACH Bit
TIERS. MILLS WINE. BHETESS.
TUYaESE long and avorably known
as certain for summer Complaints. and pre-
yentave and ague aad similar diseases
sisSsy1s ssSSl n 1'' i'os TENNEY soRENsoN.
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THE MYsTERf sOLVED.

WUDGFNG the crowd of CUSTOMERS that have been
90 visiting friend Embehs store for the past two We
were he the is in
parlance) had by the board and In consequence
thereof great sAcrice but f1rther enqu
happy to our readers thatsueh not
case. hand full assortment of Spring
Dry Goods. and is selling at very low rates
Nance the rush Ia his store apI4
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TENNEYN. sORENsON.

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN GROCERIES AND Liquors coREER
WATER VINE sTs., EVANSVILLE. IND.
FMNE undersigned have this day formed for
the purpose doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
Eaving succeeded business of Messrs As
stock and made additions make
shall be able offer good bargains
FOR CASH. house in Evaasville or any city n the
West. sr~ X. s. TENNktr
s. SORENSON. ~
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D. s. ANDERSON. MERCHANT TAILOR.

EMAS now 6ne assortment of CLOTHS. Casmeres. Vest
etc.. which he is prepared to make up in the
STYLES and short notice. he will warrant
h hopes long experience in the husines to be
give general satisfaction he has also hand fine
erno Undershirts and Drawers with fine Shirts
Collars etc. made in the best manner-with Gentlemen IS
Furnishing Goods generally He invites his old
nd the rullic generally to dec16-ti
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CoNTINvyaNcEM'i LILLIAN bho"' =.

THE undersigned would respectfully to hs fisn
the of the late firm of Foster Brown tha
the business will be by him cid stand whs
he will pleased the
receive orders from those that do and will
sxeron to serve them well ana faithfny For the liberal
long continued patronage himself hr
would return s sincere Il anks.
mhI2 eas asa NJ. W. FOSTRHs
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ECnRpnRArI0N N0TICE. -

ARDERED that the ofIot Neil Up. En-
" PlankSdeWafk be placed along she
front said Lotto First and a along the side of
said Gum the full width depth "
said Lot within days after the publication Of this order
in default thereof the Marshal is direetrd Perform
said work the and accrung thereby ahaI
assessed and COLLECTED sale of said Lot mxsh
thereof as will satisfy said lien and costs.
BY order of the Common Council sifi
oc.R H
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REIt HANGER.
NEW YORK COMMISSION HOUSE.
THOMAS In. MAGHEE,

N ~
THOMAS IN. MAGHEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
"a South William street, New York,
DEING established with extensive conneehon
in the above business respectfully socits conslgn-
ments ofa kinds of Western Produce, which
personal attention at the lowest possible
scale Of charges Particular care will be bestowed on
OF Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments when required by
j. Fl. MAGHEE & CO.,
fab2O-tf Evansville, Ind.
TN. TX. ucGLSEW.
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Once in the Crescent City Bank Building
40 my25
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NOTIONs. NOTIONS!

ArLOWER vases therno meters; E us
fae French hArp dolls, marbls toys tea
sets combs superior needles pins tooth
picks kew rings steel teoh brushes wax
beads domnoes chess Emerson,s razor saps toilet
Jumping and battle DOORS together great
VARSITY of notions for sale by a. "; Si nE.
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wHE. TX. 1IcGIsEw,
FARMERS HOTEL,

CORNER MARKET AND w2LNUT STREETS,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
FWNE named hotel has been recently rehed and
ready for the accommodation Sf either regular or
The airy and pleasant. and the
table is supplied with the best the market affords
Terms moderate. E. ii. MOSELY,
my4 Proprietor,
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nISSsaaurlnN

TlHE partnership of FOSTER BROWN was dissolved ),
L Limitation ON tho frstinstant. afa rsaafsssrr4
Our Friends and customers who Indebted TO viii
fer especial Gin addition many heretofore ees
ded us) by calling the old stand settling and pay
their balances Those whom indebted will
claims payment Either party Is authorized
the of the arm in liquidation. M. W. FOSTER.a
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IS! CLOCESl Az WHOLESALE,
BY BiTTROLFF 81 SONS,

- MAix STREET EErwEEx AND SECOND,
Etsa EVANSRILLE. IND.
Just received large supply oil eight day and
w thirty hour clocks. fro the ufacurer,
,omprisinx every wood and iron which
%lse cash dealers low the same articles can be
bought Western citias. We shall al
WAYS keep good stock hand think make II
interest their elocks OF
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-10
,~TENST0N OF PAGEsS PATENT!

EXTENSION OF PAGE r AsaN
OTICE hereby sven the public. that the patent on
~ PAGES PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW ELL has been ex-
tended Tor seven wears July 10th. 1885. All persons
found violating patent infringing the same IN max
using vending. will be proceeded against IN aecor
dance with the laws in such made and proTfGsd
GEORGE PAGE, Patentee.
The dersigned having the EXCLUSIVE right for large
portion the Territory est and South would announce
That thev are prepared heretofore TO fill ell orders for
PAGES PoRTABIE CIRCULAR SAW MtLts-eash Of cur es-
tabshments for respective Ter rory Any informa-
tion in regard to Mills Patent eheerfnlly given
EINGSLAND FERGUSON,
Phnnix Foundry.
ROLLIN CLARK.
of CLARK Renfrew 4 Co.'s Eagle Foundry,
o.ts-2rnasur St. Louis. Mo.
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yT,,7TImotn stock OF Boots and Shoes.
HENDRIC y & NGc8EA,

wr.vFn now rceeved their fail of Boots and Shoes
ambracipx every style, Buying directly f-om New
Eng anufacurers they are enabled to sell as low as any
in the West They invite dealers call and
making II cur business e1elu-
oey we are enabled show greater variety Of styles
ep25-tf
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HYDRAULEC FOUNDRY.

-a HYDRAULEC F0UN DIX Y .t.s.f
BAROUX & SNO OW d e N,
CORNER OF wAsHISsToN FLOYD sTs, Fs.F
LOUISVILLE, ky,
MANUFACTURERS of engines and mill machtn
I'VE ey blowing fer furnaces superior force and
lift pumps iron pipes for steam or water
largely railroad pahies for supplying water
tons socket and hange pipes Of sze railroad car
railing; and presses lard timber
and niIl screws always on hand. e
Orders distance accompanied by the or
references promptly attended to. ALI work WARRANTED
apps
JANTEs LOW d co.. OUIsVfLLE. KY,
receiving their Stock OF Spring Goods. OF
N which Of their importation direct from the
manufacturerin Europe. a-a
have bought all Goods for CASH and opared
prompt short time and Cash buyers
in the United States Our stock o
BROWN sHEETINGS AND PRINTS erfs
and well assorted during the coming
and will be CASH and ONLY All orders Tor the
same must be accompanied with the money feb2i
VEsTINGs, lsEss sa53 5f
IN gale by JAS. Low 4 CO..
ep2o ss aa,e a AIS Main st.. Louisylle. Ky.
.rF eaeF BROWN COTTON. s5-lfEE
Bales Sea Island brown eOtt9r RED 3 shss ,aay and
-uiP dsw 4Is Main St.. louisville, Ky.
SUNDREES. snsE
(N A N Umbrellas from 50 10 Sc inches;
OVB3B Gross Pearl Shirt Buttons rec this day and
f9sssls 9snsIsd9y sy 4,s Main st. 2 L"nsvfils Kv
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VOLUME VIII.
MISCELLANEOUS.

To THts CITIZENS OF SOUTHERN INDIANA
-tr1- KENTt t,Hf AND tLLtNUlS.
AS. d. SAGNDERS- Civil Eagneer having taken his
RD abode city of Evansyils would respectfully
thu portion of indiana
Kentueky illinois, he isprepared furnish Plans
bpeci6eaons and Esma es Of work Of deserion
pr6fgssfon viZ Water Works. Drainage
Laud pike, Plank other Reads. the I'm
provement of Rivers for uavig stion purposes, etc.
Testimonials Of ability fr m e. B. Wilson, Esq. Chief En-
gueer Of che Albany and salem Railroad Judge hughes
81 BoominRton George Dunn of Bedford Ind, H.
B. Wilson q y Engineer. Of New Albany, Ind, and H. O.
Moore Esq Chief gineer of the E l. and c. Straight
Zine Railr, ad. can be seen application. mh2O ~
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JUST RECEIVED
NEW STOCK OF SUMMER MILLINERY,
<oNSISTING Of Bopuets descriptions also heauti-
ful embroidered Mantillas Parasols. Emhroideries
Gloves Mitts Caps and Head Dresses the 70
"hie" W ~ - F. r. BARKER.
re-. .t~ast seen Main and Locust opposite DIR Bray's
resdenee- -
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EBOARDING AND SALE STABLE.
W h COOK rented Peter Burk the hne hriek sta
III. Bile second street between Main and Locust
he by the day week at the
in proportion te the expense of feed. - i.
ieI W COOKS Family Grocery
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TEA.TEAl

4 EORIvED per steamer Prairie City; t-|
II 4 chests Poachons Ems dish breakfassTeA:
do extrs6ne dc atTeduced price by
ePss L p. HEIMAH,
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rvTmNWTTfTeE. WALL CCAPEKs 6C's
a n GCG1fIDT & RTARKE's.

~ L5nnges. ChaEs. etc. af our own manufaeture OF
uanufacure to order any OF these aftAftss WIN max "
AZ large and beautfnl variety OF w ~
PARRRs qualities a Styles toxhich respetfr=
~ oetTs aaTs't Il pun SCHMIDT & sTARKE.
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mAsON,S BLACKING.

wHEcEIyED IS gross Mason's larEe Backing;
HR small
foT sails at reduced p-ices BY epls l. & D, HEIhAN.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-27

GEBNAUT. Henry Clay in the shane
Of Frelinghuyscn, with an angels wings
on, beside him on the same car, with
this motto tour Heaven is Power
though the Devil be its God"
Aud here is another rqually infamous pub
liceton, which went the rounds of the Loco
foco press in this State. 1t was put M in the
form Of man, similar in manner and matter
to the picture which embellished the columns
Of the Democrat Union. Wings. look at the
Infamous picture, painted more than ten years
ago by those who, to whecdle you into an
alliance with their foul party, now talk to YOU
about the proud and glorious Henry CLAY, ;
and patriotic Wing party
From the Illinois State Register, Aug. %,
1874.
"HENRY CLAY, the living personi1c.tion
and embodiment Of Wing principles In
III born. in 1908 quarellcd with Colonel
Davis, of kentucky. which led to his first du-
81. In 1905 he challenged Humphrey Mar.
shall, and fired three times at his HEART In
1925 he challenged the great John Randolph
and fired once at his HEART, without effect
In 1888 he planned the Cillcy duel, by which
FOUL MURDER was PERFORATED. end A
wife made maniac. IN IS4l. when 65 wears
old, and gray headed, is under IS 900 bonds
to keep the peace. At the age OF 20 he PERU.
RED HIMSELF to secure seat in the United
States Senate. In 1924 he made All INFA.
NOUS bargain with J. @. Adams, by which
he sold out for six thousand wear office
lie rs also well known as 4 GAMBLER and
SABBATH BREAKER. His political rrin-
clpleS arc precisely and exactly those Of the
Hartford Convention Fcderaiists-opposed
to equal rights, equal privileges, and equal
laws. Also he s,istains the ferocious
Aigcrines IN their deeds Of blood and ,nurdcrr
The same Locoioco editors who filled their
columns with the above and similar infamous
puoiratons, now indulge IN "~asteful and
ridiculous excess Of praise Of Henry Clay
ana the party Of which he was the leader.
Now in the emphatic language Of the Louis.
vile WIZ, journal. III Henry Clay and the old
Wing party were good, and patriotic, and
respecta bic, as the Locofoco Sag NIGHTS who
want Wing votes, tell us they were. We ask if
1t does not seem almost a pity that God per-
mits the authors Of the fiendish ISLANDERS OF
1914 to poiute and poison His atmosphere
with their foul and pcstiferous BREATH
kind invitation has been extended to the
old WI igs Of Pennsylvania to forsake their
time-honored flag. and unite with the Loco.
focos for the overthrow Of the American par.
ty. Will they partake Of the entertainment
to which they have been invited? Will they
not rather reject, with scorn. an unholy .li.
ance with the political banditi who Islander.
ed, persccntcd and murdered their idolizcd
lcader-llEERY CLAY! There is magic in
that name which has never yet failed to stir,
like trumpet blast, the blood in every true
Wing heart. In the name of lisNRY CLAY,
then, we appeal to the Wings to stand aloof
from all entangling alliances with that infa.
nous thing called LocofocoiSm, which is IN
league with foreigners and Roman Catholics
for the purpose Of preventing Americans from
ruling their native land!
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-27

WHAT WASHINGTON IRVING SAYS ABOUT THE
HuDsoN RIvER.-I thank G cd was born on
Its banks. think it an invaluable advan-
tage to he born and brought up in the neigh.
borhOOd ofa grand and noble object in ma
ture-a river, lake or a mountain. We
make a friendship with it we in manner
ally ourselves Dit for life. 1t remains an OBJ
ject of our pride and affection, rallying-po
to call us home again after all our wandt rings
sThe things which VIC have learned in our
childhood" saysan old writer, s'grow up with
our soul, ard unite themselves to it," So it
Is with the scenes among which We have pass
ed our early days they influence the whole
course Of our thoughts and feelings, and |
fancy can trace much Of what is good and
pleasant in my own hcterogcne Gus compound
to my early companonship with this giorous
river. In the warmth of my youthful enthu-
siasm ] used to clothe it with moral attrib-
utes, and almost to give it a soul. admired
| its frank, bold, honest character, it's noble
serenity and perfect truth. Here was no
spcciOus, smiling surface covering the danger.
GUS sand bar or perfidious rock, but stream
deep as it was broad, and bearing with hon
orablc faiththc bark that trusted to its waves.
gloricd in its simple, quiet, majestic, epic
flow, ever straightforward. Once, indeed, it
turns aside for a moment, forced from its
course by opposing mountains, but it strug-
giles bravely through them, and Immediately
resumes its straightforward march. Behold
thought l, an emblem Of good mans course
through life, ever simple, open. and direct !;
or if, ovcrpowercd by adverse circumsta nces
he dcviates into error, it is but m"mcntary /;
he soon RECEIVERS his onward and honorable
career, and continues it to the end of his
pilgrimage. The Hudson is, in a manner.
my first and last love and after all my wan
| derings and seeming infdclitics, return to
it with a heartfelt preference over all the
other rivers in the world.
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COACH MAKING
AT THE
BRICK MEETING HOUSE.

AH 2 THE Subscriber thankful for the
n'' snnss 'ak p%'d h RaT %snSd
informing his numerous friends and customers.
that he is now prepared 10 furnish them and all
others with ready made Carriages of various styles,
finish and prices; made Of the very best materials
and by the best mechanics He will also make to
order, all kinds OF Fancy Carriages. Bugsies. Sui
kes Rockaways. &C.. and will be found at all times
vol prepared with as good seasoned stuff ms Dan
possibly he found and is ut all times prepared with
the best mechanics to do the different branches OF
work belonging to the business. lie also purchases
his stock in large quantities, at the lowest cash
prices and therefore. can do betor job for the
same money. than can be got within a reasonable
distance of him
Having procured the services OF q superior Smith
he is prepared to do all kinds of Carriage iron
work. with neatness and despatch
E3-Gonsanty on hand second handed Carriages
of various description.
sPAll work warranted for one year. If fart usod
The public would do wol to call and examine
his stock OF work before purchasing elsewhere.
Feb 5 ly* VIM. j. MARClIBANk.
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An ElOGuent Sneaker.

nj. N
INC i"'e o. o. frch''Ss was perhaps, one
of the most eloquent speakers Of his day
The sketch of his life which has lust bceu
,uh,;.h.d .u,dos n ~ =. IL. !.
r-.' s" W.. ." "'fe,ue
''"oe' 'ii''eo'"'c'y al'er mr.. wise ana Mr..
Memfce had spoken:
"Prcntiss was shouted for. and came I'm
as he always did nothing affecting him-like
courser in perfect keeping. His uhvs;ourc
was wonderful in that resncct hi. di.osi;nn
was good. his body sound, and he could bear
every extreme variation of temperature and
habit. He was never out or sorts. and at
once lighted I'D this scene. Said he Fellow
Citizenship the Father of Waters at New
Orleans have said Fellow C,tizcns-on tn.
banks of the Ohio have cad Follnu. C,;,,,,ns