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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-01
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The Canal continues in good order. The
following boats arrived yesterday:
Red River with 4 casks Of Pork to Geo.
Foster s. Co; Matthew Rowley with 169 sacks
Wheat to j S. Mitchell; Declaration with
200 bags Oats and 142 bags Corn and lot sun
dries to Geo. Foster & Co; Tobacco Plant
with 1852 ps Bulk Pork to Geo. Foster & Co.,
and 500 bush Coal to N. Rowley; j. Laugh
in with 652 sacks Whelt to J.. S. Mitchell;
Judge Prince with 1884 ps Bulk Pork, A bbls
and casks Pork to Geo. Foster & Co; Glib
son with 3461 ps Pork to Geo. Foster & Co;
G. Morgan with $50 bags Wheat, 100 bags
Corn and lot sundries to Geo. Foster & Co;
John E. Taylor with 767 ps Pork to Geo. Eos
ter & Co.
= The following boats left yesterday: P. H.
Woodland, Declaration. Jas. Laughlin and
Matthew Rowlcy. The G. Morgan will leave
for Newberry to-day and the Gibson for Pet
ersburgh. The j E. Taylor will leave to-
morrow for Worthington.
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FATAL AccLDENT.-We learn from the Dan
vile Tribune of the 28th that young man
by the name of Yates, son of Mr.. w. II. Yates
of Boyle county, came to his death in a horri-
bic manner on Tuesday night last He had
climbed tree to the height Of about sixty feet,
in pursuit ola coon, and while endeavoring to
shake the animal off, the limb on which he
stood gave way, and he was precipitated to
the ground with such force as to cause his
death almost instantly. He was the eldest
son of Mr.. Yates, and was about eighteen years
of age.
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AUCTION SALES.

DANiELw NELSON
AUCTION ROOMS,
Old Court House. Corner Main and Third
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
HTAVING leased for of years and fitted IN the
q above we'll known stand. prepared to
eeve for sale auction private sale all kinds of
and merchandise household furniture horses, bug
gies. ETC..
Cash advances ma lie consiS nments when required
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
commencing O'Clock A. NJ Also Tuesday, Wednesday
and Friday lights, at early gas light.
out-doOrses andsaes of real promptly attended
We weekly receiTing and have now on hand large
and of FURNIrU RE, consisting osat
spindle and bannster backs scroll aud scoop tops rim
hack office, French. Jenny Lind. and Bzstle
Chairs mahogany and Chairs Elizabeth
chas spring seat rockers sofas sooiables centre
card dining and breakfast tabfes light and wash stands
mirrors. fine common and misses bedsteads.
tia and wire Safes which will sell Gin
einnati prices.
also hand great variety notions jewelry
vioins acoor1eons pocket cutlery, guns pistols whips
etc. etc. which will sell reduced prices for cash.
wholesale OIL retail. WOOLSEY NELSON,
my9 Auct's.
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part owner) in charge of his son, Mr. II. X.
Iazlett. They will be forward ID to Pittsburgh
this morning by express. The deceased was
an old and respected citizen of Pittsburgh,
and has built and commanded number of
steamers on cur waters. Gin. Com. 29h
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES

MONDAY. March 81.
DEFESDER. from Wheeling to St. Louis.
j. MAcLAY. from Pittsburg to St. Louis.
METROPOLITAN. from Pittsburg passed down.
OoHaoDoRE. ferry boat from Cincinnatto Nashville.
BRAZIL. from Pittsburg to Illinois River.
d. A. GIVEN. from Wabash TO Cincinnati.
GULNARE. from New Orleans to Cincinnati.
MosEs MeLELLASD. from New oreaUs to Louisville.
SoUrHERSER. from St. Louis to Louisville.
Iowa from Wheeling to St. Louis.
NESoNUi from Pittsburg to Nashville.
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HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS
AT WHOLESALE.
> r.. Cam GO Go.

S\GG-AAZ -
123 Main street betw Third and Fourth sts
MANUFACTURERS and dealers in all kinds Of Fashion,
w able Sink Hats, Fashionable Cloth CASH
mere and Glaze Caps Boys Wool Hats kinds
Men Soft Cashmere, all shapes and coors Pa
mama Maracaire Curacao aud Grenada Hats Pe'' Rut-
land Canton and Florence Hats Leghorn all
eoIorS. Chnren Fancy Straw Hats ami Caps Lstes and
Misses Flats: Leaf Hats Hatters Stock Pushes and
Trimmings.
We invite attention of dealers and others to the xai-
nation feel assured that shall be able
to offer superior Inducements both CASH and PROMPT TIVE
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OF DR.. Ross has made a contract with Mr.
Kelly, to build new horse ferry boat to take
the place of the old one destroyed by the ice
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o. Col Thos. Dowling Canal Trustee at
Terre Haute, was married last Wednesday
evening, to Miss Salle J. daughter of John
Sibley, Esq, of that city.
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s1,O7I,3S6 p
II ABILITIES.
Unsettled Clams for Losses and $17 CS2 II
The Insurance its the
satisfactory large increase in Cash Assets
the further security of their pocesall investments he
placed at the minimum market value at the time
depression in the andard of They either
prime dividend stock good valuable and clean
vestmens yielding moderate interest income. The
the Assets have valued being
Besides this solidy. the mpany calls
the security derives frem its
hned Agencies through its having the
Of presenting united phalanx of EXPERIENCED UNDERwRt
TIERS which worked thirty happies
results stockholders and claimants
the 1886 with greater prestige FIR
fun than has yet been reached by really NATIONAL In
suraTce Corporation.
All husisess attended to with despatch and fidelity.
jan30-tf ALLEN q. HALLOCk, Agent.
CRACKERS At JgHOLEs ALE UND r. ETAlL.
FHNHE undersigned constantly kee~ on hand large assort
ment of fresh Water Butter and Sugar Crackers and
also Pilot Naval Bread which Icing manufac-
by the Machinery thev be SOIL at
low price any place in the West exeeeo
quality other mandatory the country large
stock alwas hand at shop, Water street between
81 camOre and Vine.
decia- itf J. SINZTCH. |
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orc Prizes amounting o 2l36 GOO.
Whole Tickets $40; Halves So Quarters So %.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

APPROXIMATION FRIES.
Tho preceding and the ding numbers to osa
the 200 prizes will be entitled the 500 APP
Prizes For example If ticket No 1880 draws
prize those tickets numbered 1928 l12s l25l
will each be entitled to $780, and according
to the abov scheme.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
seheme there 20 oCo tickets numbered from
10000 There 2GOuli prize 500 Approximations
making in all 900 prizes
The numbe from to COO cerrespop ing with the
tickets printed separate slips of paper.
eneircled with small tin tubes and placed in
Glass Wheel.
The amounts of the different full prizes similarly print
ed and epeed are placed wheel After revov
is drawn from the wheel numbers
and at the from the other wheel
by boys bIindolded The number and the prize
drawn exhibited the audience and
the prize being placed against
number This operation repeated until all the
The drawing is then printed. and af
certifes to itseorrecnes
Es9- Prizes payable in full. WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Address orders for tickets to K. FRANCE CO.:
feb23 Baltimore, Nd
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~ A deck hand fell overheard from the
X ,te Sarchet yesterday, with sack of flour
on his shoulder. He and the sack were fished
out in quick time, both rather damp.
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unnrSnr-nEnErRS SIIETEn an I.ASTIl

KEOVTSEF6E SUITED AT LAS'r!!
crawford BELL calls the attention OF the Ladies to
the folio wing articles which he has inVoeed expressly
their which be had at his store Washington
BLOCK building, Main street. .
Paul Extracts small bottles for culinary
purposes, comprising the following;
Extract Extract of Mint Extract of Alsplcei
40 Rose; Mace; do Gloves;
do Raspherry; do Lemon; do Fanlilai
Mustard Premiumi Mustard English:
Mustard superior by Sadler, FIRTH Co.. salad
Oil Arrow Root Essence niger Tapcoa Ingass GaIsune
the article of Indigo brought to this market
Preston Merrills; Yeast Hope M east DIrk
Farind desirable article for children ana IN
vads; Spices: Starch other article the
may n d in his line, "H--
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CHERRY PICTORIAL,
For the rapid Cure of
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSEMESS,
RRaHCHITIS, WHOOPING COUGH
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND @
CONSUMPTION.

a MoNG the numerous discoveries science has made in
sesse Its enjoy and eAen ITolong the term Of human
tap this con of Chemistry healing
vast trial Of its virtues this broad eGGnTy has
medicines yet known surely control and cure tho
swept mids thousands and thousands
remedy has at length been found which be relied ON to
cure the most dangerous affections Of Our
cures elected by use would wing
Re VIII be- h
free wherein are full particulars and ndpuable proof of
Once Re Of a 4 awrsns R. R. s. 1885,
has just recovered from malignant
hn h aid s0Ss
in California in the winter 1880 for severe
try it my little boy gave him teapoonful three
s decided change for tie bestsT and alter three
days he ABLE to eas OF dsns %AsT. pain s
from premature grave and relieve the anxiety Of mspy
be the best medicine feeling Of the
Sa % Discovery Boy Gd
have been in another world,
lam yI6F' Glfh hsfa' s sssPsi Ti.n, LRR.
DR.. J. g. A3ER.since your medicine has become known
we b nas shaken of in q Of
praise BY those who have used it. and know Of
done. take pleasure in selling it, because know
n my S and
mt further nPro H fnS G %aocK
P. S. Almost any number certificates be you
Windsor, c. W. June 26. 1852.
DR.. j. c. AVER. Slr-This may certify have esed
Cherry PICTORIAL for upwards of it my
sincere belief that should lave been this
time if had has cured dngerousa Fiction
of the lungs. and DO my convictions when
tell you it is priceless remedy
Yours very respecfully.
D A. MCCLURE. Attorney at Law
Wilksbarre. Pa, September 2S. 1880.
r e. "A Eb sas sss S in. is R"s
ton such and reputation.
rably it for pulmonary Affections many
principal physicians. am your friend,
CHAS. STREATER, N. y.
PREPARED BY
J A III E S G.. a Y E r,
PRACTICAL ANALYTICAL CHEMIST, LOWELL. MASS
SOLD BY
Keller Farnsley & Co., Evansville, Ind:
Yegre l. fyr ~wford. OwensviIle; Ffi
1afIock G. Parm,,-- Prineeton;
9. b. Bingham. Pateka;
W j. Whiting. Cynthiana;
J. K. Jaquess Il Co.. Poseyvlla;
dessrs, Gardiner at Blairsville and WadesYiliet
Williams and Robertson. West Franklin;
Dr. Thomas Newman and Jas Sampson, NJ. Vermont
1udspeth IL Bro. Boonville;
Bowers & Sargent. Newburgh;
Adams & Campbell, PeteTsburgh;
fred .Eskstein, Cincinnati o., and a1ldruggists.
mh29-4m
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EHIsnING TACKEL-

ENISHGNG TACKEL-
r doz fancy jointed Poles; doz fancy Brass Rcel5
/ gro twisted Hair. Grass and Silk Lines;
do Cork Floats;
20 asyd Hooks comprising best fatted Limerick
Rack Fish Trout Riyer also all kinds of Imma
ton Bate just received and for sale by
NH RABCDCk RROS-
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NOTICE

TO BRIDGE BUILDERS AND STONE MASoNS.
TIME Commissioners the county of
will at II clock A. Thursday tLe LIST day of May
receive and consider selIed proposals building
BRIDGE WITH STONE ABUTMENTs Pigeon Greek, near
odys Mill specifications of the proposed work,
NAV be office of the undersigned by
desirous of bidding for said job. -
mi WILLIAM Ii. w ALhEk A V Z.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
z. II. COOK & SON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALERS IN
GROCERIES a. PROVISIONS.
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.

WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT,
FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT..
MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW THE CORNER
" H. COOK begs his friends Evansville and
~ neghborhood. their iavor freely besto
he has in business amongst them. takes
IT, COOK whom he has taken into partnership this
date and solieits the firm OF H. H. Cook SON
Il, having taken the business
purchased the VIII lie of the stock of Mr. NJ w Foster. feel
that thsY will be enabled supply the ctzens
Evansville with article they require the Gro
and Provision line H. H. G. &San wish especially
draw the attention of in the country having produce
kind to dispose Of their increased facility
ng their aud supplying tn their with ell
required in the wholesale departm prices that
mast ensure their orders for the future. iebE-tf
EUST RECETVED-A fresh lot of
eS Brown Sheetings; Black Sheetirgs
Shlrting Stripes; Farmers Satin:
Nankeens Nankeen Drills;
Apron Checks; Denims;
mh15 j. C. JEWELL & CO.. Vine and Frss.
q L.sO PRETTY.-Rarcge De LANES. in greatv.s cty.
"a Just reed at mhl7 ). ENnlCl.
NEW FAMILY eSGSUCB3ssK.
NWT bought the stack and the formerly
AT occupied by Y Bacon Co.. Main opposite
the Branch Bank and have made large Auditors to their
promising citizens of Evansville and vicinity
of the articles Family Groceries
all cases. hope receive liberal
Give riGl All Goods delivered free charge
mhla HERSHBERGER s. CARSON.
s. l. SrCRGES JOHN a. STURGES
STUEsGES & BROTHER,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS, AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No 27o Broadway betty Frankin avenue and Wash street
mh1t-1yd ST. LotiS MO-
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CnRnNEas,S INOUENT.

Inquest held before the 18th day of March,
"A 1856 in Union Township. the body of German
Nicholas COughman deceased had on blue sattne
check shirt boots and socks wool
hat was about % years od had in his leather
trunk containing various A. ticles of clothing.
The the that he came to his death by
Wv" 49, JULIUS =. OATLETT.
mh22-3w Justice OF the Peace
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UWAVING IA en- large house Wat street formerly
occupied BY Mrs Penteeost. am prepared to
larye number Of 0arders either by
with roo five large suitable for fami
which be obtained by early applcaton Setting
rood table and attention TO the comfort OF
quests hopc to merit large patronage 49,, .c
mhl5-lmE MRS. EEELEl
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WHEELER * WILSON'S

WKzEELEEE q " ALSUN'S
S r W l n G M A C. I'll N + S.
FESHEsE Machines operate entirely new rrinoi-
z ple using shuttle ut needle and twa threads
They have in operation in the hands of families and
jenty long to give them thorouhtrla
an d have given en- tire satisfaction.
They very in construction and highly
we'll useful fitted adOrn lady's raror
by position in the shop of the artisan
furnish Machine that would be
family well as to u wants OF Tailors.
C1eak Makers, Shirt and Collar Napufaeturers
We are fdant Machines in tie form
the best offered to the public -
hepsapds of families testify to their merits on all
offamiiy sewing. while Shirt and Collar Mannactu-
sely acknowledge their superiority ever all others or
SDrir work. III.
TnTkirs& Resd,s- F. o. READ
rITtf Sole Agent for Southern Indie,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CONDITION OF
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN,
J ANUAkY I, 1856.

As presented 10 Stoekhoiders and made but in mpli
laws New York, Ohio Indiana Illinois
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Money due the Con- pany secured by
500shares Hartford and n. Haven X. r.
SboCh. y
I05 shares Hartford and Providence r.
Il. Stack. preferred and guaranteed
10 per cent.
i07 shares Boston d Worcester Z. Il.
$50 shares Conn. River E. Il. Stock 90. /
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STATEMENT.
The name of the Corporation is 1ETNA INSURANCE
COMPANY located at Hartford. Connecticut.
ASSETS
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letter from Corpus Christi. rcxa,, states
that Jonathan Edmondsnn. Of Tazewoll county ,
\ g.. wn- killed on the Rio Gfande ON the ooh
al The letter says:
fdmond-on was in company with sore other
neu scouting expedition on the Mexican side,
when tyr Lontenan's in the t. 5. A., nam.
ID rayl"r and Wrigh, got into difficulty mud
crossed III" Rio Grande to fight, Ednonds IN be-.
ins Isylor's second. After they reached tie Ri
tiIani" civ. Tavlor backed out and Edmond
IN ploIo-ed Ia take h- place. Wright said he
hal 10 weapons. when Edm"ndson told him TO
'.rn himself and turned t. wink away. when
Wright drew pistol from under his coat nndshot
him. Edm ,nd9on turned immediately and shot
Wright twc" a. he running; both fell and
died in five minutes.
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ARRIVALS AT TIE
" ali into. .t50M>c--SneML N C.nrk, prNp,r-.

p@crNrea tsth. VIM Moody. Halifax; Holland
Iii 'hmond Kyle, " Jordan, Auhersts Wm :
Lo,iue, N.isaa; j II Warner BEDFORD; ! \ Smith
Franklin; T { dyer,treet 4 Specie, Bedford: Jacob
by rle, Roanoke, Farley. Wn Harman. city 4
Lnnahora. II College; Mantcpy, John II Mante-
ply, Amherst Nm MINIS, Vim Lowry, Bedford;
Bcpriest I DcptieSt, Campbell; Ell Il Page, Camp
he'll II; Iuo W Lawson Pamphlin. pampln :
Depot Las \ Mealct. Eniuu No, Perry Luck HalittA,
G Wauiam, fpasAi = Hunter Cumhcrlapd. T NJ
Combs. Prince Eduard; Thus Tort Hoauokc; Juo \
L,lc Jas L Crush u Thomas. Montgomery: j c
Chewing aud servant Bedford: ) Il Adair Manson.
Jas I Graves. Ptts J u Arnold Nashville, Tenn; Il
{ ScrugfS, Monroe; Caas ArStcn, Roanoke; Pet
tyiohn. Abingdon; Il j shelby 5 K K. \ Dunlap.
Monroe: X O Doss, Campbell; " > carter Il Cnmmcll
.Anhcrst: Who's ehnnk. Petershnrg
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From Washington.

WAsHiSGroN. Dec. IA treaty between
Great Britain and the /. $. which relates TO
Central ..merca viii l." Transmitted 10 the Sen
ate to morrow in executive session
The appointment Of J W Underwood of Ca,
~ associate Judge of Nebraska vce lIadcn. re-
-igued. W i'll also be- sent in.
In the supreme Cnnr of the l.. :. in the cnse
&c bred Scot. v. Sanford, Hon. Bevoly John
made -tr"ng argument against the cunstiiu-
iinnnv of the Missouri Compromise.
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LATEST NEWS.
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puILApriptltA, Dec. IL The steamer CITY
If Baltimore. with dates from Liverpool TO tn"
Ri inst. rrrived here to day.
The steamers Fulton and Canada arrived out
The Both.
rln COMING CONFERENCE.
II i. reported that England consents to the eai'
form second conference n, Paris II - sa'd the
conference will meet shortly.
rhe London t, It say II Russia prints IN"
calling If the tnafereuce II can only end IN her
confu i'm AMI diplomatic def, nj, M all the 9th
rr powers nrr determined to adhere To the isii'r'
t.Nt and spirit = III" iotmel ir"aiN.
INSTRUCTION ~ siciiY.
An insurreetian i trlrgraphrd I" hay" broken
ont at Palne,n. Sicily, and GOO mrn under aaron
Rntrendrr have takeE the fell. Troops had
been despatched to the field by the government,
hut no action had yet taken place.
ENGLAND.
II j. ruplorrd that there ARE Ill .srn- ions among
The members If til, Br,i.h ministry,
Mr.. Mathews. hate Consul AT Philadelphia, has
hcrn appointed Consul at ODESSA.
fR>NtE
There i. nothing fran Frnnce,
The King of Prnssin. IN his speech nj Tue -.
prhing al the Chambers. used The strongest Ian
sunge relative IL enforcing his claims upon Neuf
clalcl.
The English expedition against Persia has ere
this sailed.
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WASlIINGToN. Dec. ~ leismnnd Jhalb"rg.
IA" pinni-t, visited President Pierce this morning
ny invitation. and was presented with hraut,ful
ropy "f Commodore lerry's Expedition to japan.
rh" pr"-entation wns accompanied with appro-
ate
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The Masonic fraternity of Norfolk nad Ports
mouth on Monday dedicated beautiful monument,
to the memory of Dr. Geo. l.. Up>hur, VIII" fell
curing til" epidemic last year.
Hon i. Dudley Mann is Il, Norfolk en visit
,,f inspection - her harbor.
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~ us 81 s. ..s.=. lIe .ta.aaH.l.t otutIuei
d fudaA siyS- The annual charity sermon before
the -. Andrews Society will he preached at the first
PRESBYTERIAN GharehncSt Sunday, by Rev Elias liar
rison d. u. THIS Society organized in l1ss,aud
during the whole period Of is existence. has been
sefsed by but Two ehiplains the present venerable
occupant having succeeded its first chaplain Rev
James Muir, many wears ago. Daring sixty one
se'avr have the proceeds Of its charity sermon
hten distributed among the deStitltc OF the city,
\ BRisE BUSINESS On Monday aud Tuesday last
there ~ere less than twelve marriage licenses is
sued from the clerk Office Of his county All things
considered hs Is quite brisk business. There have
been % marriages IN the county during the present
year, l. licences for which issued during the
first nine days OF the present month d1ord Seaf-
mel.
Is IT 80 We take the following iron, the South
sife Dflgocrat
Miss Emily Brown Of Campbell county. la;rl,
threw mp snake four and half inrhe, long.H
EtorsNfNr.-Nm. K. .Iohnsun NJ Snnoik rtn,ra
last week with his daughters Yankee Gote'ncss
Mr.. }. Was Nermonicr. bui married = Virginia lady
fHE Postmaster Grs eIaL has appointed Leonarl
= Shngleion postmasterat lirhron Pleisanis county
f1emh < Bates postmaster BsonNnenl Camphcll
county. William ". Pcrse, postmaster Curter,
BfIdS Abraare county.
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Fire az " nicrIOwn ". y.

WATtETOWN, Dec. I5.-The Gu, Work. and
two adjoining dwellings in lhi- town wer. burnt
Tia morning. \ man named James Sullivan per-
i'hed IN the tihm"s. The Ga c"mphny's loss is
$3dGl Nnihsnrancc. The dwelling were own.
IA hv Norris VI. Wonlrnff. whn,r los. /. covered
bV insurance.
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Al the late meeting OF the Board If Trustees Of
III" University Of Georgia. the Rev. Dir. Church
was re- elected President. Me>-rs. Nell. Ruth
oi ford Branilv. Esten, md Wnpd.on elected
u ots. -or-.
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On the 10Th lust. by the Rev james Stewart Mr.
j 7. SrAslfY Of ongomcry Gn Va to Mss s.
RAJ +. dereh'er &C Jne Ker,. of Eoaloka
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