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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-15
IMMENSE ADDITION OF STOCK

/. - fall eolors and descriptions.
WAlIlN6 orders to be made che most fashion,
Boo@ Shoes and Caters for after the latest
patterns FRANCE and the Eastern All varieties
OF Slips shoes aud gssrs high enough to suit
most fastidious and perfect patterns
for children large and SMALL the fashionable
Shoe store OF seps23-3m JOHN RASCH
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mU@F RECEIv .-McDonsld's Treatise on the pow
AZ Of justices and Oonstables Indiana
Frsnkiin Almanac aud Diary for 1857; Drsd by Mrs
Pearl Of Pearl Rivers Western Border Life;
Last Of the Forresters &c. Sc Forsae
~ ossG d 7. doyYEGToH a co.
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IracS OIL Land offered sale;
The south half OF section eight sl containing
hundred twenty The
cd containing hundred sixty acres
the quarter of section eighteen 49, con
raintnR bred and ninety acres living in
Township six south Of eleven west. in vandrburg
county. Indiana.
above Lands been surveyed marked out in
and II be sold in quantities suit pur-
ha@eRw. A ply sep23 c. NJ. GRIFFITH.
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL,

PORTLAND. KY.
THE undersigned of this newly erected and adm-
rably adapted HOTEL. takes pie lsure in announcing to
the public generally and especially passengers
departing At he Portland Wharf thatths house
petqy furnished ready for the of Guests
Every Furniture bedding and indeed the building
throughout fitted with articles expressly
for the house.
Situated CHARLES Immediately the landing
of the principal shipping pos Lou svie where nearly
all her arrive and from whence they
for the West and South this house affords
and comfort the traveller heretofore experienced
this peint.
the Proprietor this
Establishment liberal share public patron
age. intends it. The House with it
grounds cool shady
transient house 1t hall be kept
Hotel-lacking of the essentials of such
establishments.
Mr. W. well known to the travelling public
from his long connection with Hotels in Louisville.
gagged an will assist the general of the house
The patronage ofthe public is respectfully solicited
y31-tf W. W. OWEN, Proprietor.
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TABLE OF ELECTIONS.
'.'''. LIlIIII'lIIIII1|1

GOVERNOR 4
Oliver r. Morton.
A + willard,
LIEUT.. GOVERNOR
Conrad Baker. |
A. A Hammond. !
sKc'Y OF STATE
John " Da sson.
Daniel Mcclure.
AUDITOR or STATE
h. w IA, Ellis,
john W. Dodd, |
rReAs. OF STATE
". K y sfsiHger.i
AqaillaJ ones. |
ATTY aSSERAL
james ii Crayens
Jos. e McUOnAidl
sur. rub. INST
Charles Barnes.
" m. c Larabse.
CL'K SUP COURT. I
Jno. A Beai. |
VIM. b. Beach.
REP. OF DECISIoNS
or SUP oURT.
John A Stein. !
Gordon Tanner. |
REP. IN c0SGREsS
FIRST DISTRICT
Jas. O. Veatch.
Jas. Loekhart.
PROS. ATTY GIRL
CUT COURT.
h. F Kiger.
JUDGECOURT COM
MON PLEAS,
j. W. b Moore, !
II. G.. Barkwell.
q. NJ. P carter. |
Salty COURT
OF con-. PLEAS
E 3 seymour
James II. Bennett
REP TO STATE LEG
john Ingle. Jr.
,Chas DENLY.
CL'KCIRcUITcoURT
Louis Richter. /
SHERIFF.
William Holden
J. b. Hall.
TREAsURER.
John Greek.
Tfeo. Yvnneman,l
CORONER.
"A. G. Hallock. |
y. G.. HAtchett.
COUNTY SURVEYOR
O. G.. 0lmstead;
J. d. Saunders.
A G Adlersburg,
COUNTY RECORDER
w. "a. Chandler,
John Farrell.
g. BippGs.
coUETY coMNISS'RI
5RD DIST.
Alex. Maddux.
3. Kirkpatrick,
j. Rheinlander,
ASSESSOR,
VIM. Warren, |
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New YORK. Oct. a.
Partial returns from 20 counties in Florida.
Perry for Governor, $50 ahead; some strong
American counties to hear from.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. IA.
Florida votes very close and doubtful result.
Later accounts say the Democrats have car
ried the State
ARRIVAL OF THE
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dNANDLFS.-IoOb boxes Star. Oral and pressed sumne
aug12 GEO. FOSTER & co.
ENREY LIMF-Tn lots to sut purchasers. delivered at
sens GEO FORTER & co.
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NEW DRUGS
e rs II d Elm f.
ETCH = VIERLING have openedsa largo assortmen
and Medicines which they invite the
Merchants and Physicians. They also keep Window
Glass Glassware Tobacco Cigars Paints Brushes kinds
Oils Dyestus Spices Perfumery. Fancy Articles Sc. &c
ALso-a popular Patent Medicines. All kinds of Paints
ground oil Pure Wines oredcina purposes
Prescriptions carefully prepared Call at No. Ii
under the Journal Office. myS-tf
HSHOICE STERISE CANDg Ees.-25 boxes best qusl-
d ity Just rec d en- sale low by
sep2s s. E. GILBERT & CO., Syc. near waite.
TOR SALE
TERY low easy terms neat Residence. excellent sis
and cellar with either 50 ~ feet of ground,
Goodsell street. from the river Applh
sepIs-d&w2m JOHN INGLE, in.
SOFT HATS.
EEY Fall arrangements ready to make to
I'D order and will always keep hand all kinds coors
Soft Hats Our experience in line such
that Hat well made and good be
any place the We have and will
give proOfof what say -
sep16-3m VAUTIER b MARCONNIER.
FALL STYLE HATS.
FE7HOSE Wshin obtain good well latest fash
4 Eat, would do we'll to give cal. The most
fastidious suited We warrant perfect it, to
those who have the most irregular sha ed head.
sepI6-3m VAUTIER & MARCONNIER.
EDMUND L. SEYMOUR,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
I
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CINCINNAEH CLOTH HOUSE.
HENRY MARKS & CO,

CINCINNATI CLOTH HOUSE.
HENRY MARKS & CO,
10 PEARL STREET. cINCISNATI, OHIO.
EXPORTERS and Wholesale dealers exclusively in GOODS
z MEMS WEAR. Cloths. Doeskns Cassimeres Sati-
nets Tweeds Jeans Coatings Overeoatings Innings, ST.
lesias. Canvas Padiings, TAILoRs' TRIMMINGS,
GentIemen,S Furnishing Goods.
Undershirts drawers Collars Handkerchef Gloves.
Ties, Socks
in this trade. prepared
perior inducements MERBHANTs TALoRs AND
OTHERS and buyers of GOODS FOR MEMS WEAR
seps-3~d&w
q. NGckTNNEYsS
n E w G A S H T 0 r E
II FANCY AND STAPLE GooDs for Fail and Winter;
SILKS.
French FgerinOs,
CaShmereS,
DeLaineS.
French ChinrZ,
ShaHvIS. &C.. SaInler CiOaks,
Cloths. Sets Furs,
Cassineres,
Vestings, Sup. Quality,
Ready Wade ClOIhing, &c,
To which call special attention Selling exclusively for
the public the best that
cheap. Waterstreet between Main and Doeust. sep25
EpIO COFFEE.-1notaes fer sale very low nv
20 sepI1 s. E. GILBERT & co ,Syc nesr Water.
wv n. CHEEsE.-2O boxes choice inst reed sale
Nv sby sep24 s. E. GILBERT co.
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NEW 1iR0CERY ANDPROyIsIoN ST


CRESCENT BUILDING
STAFFORD has just opened a Grocery and Provision
Main above where he will be pleas
friends the public peperaly and he hopes
merits liberal share OF the
public patronage my31-ly
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sgkzsCC GEk 81 s.fs;.EE'AEs
3 E AVE iust teted and ready to offer to the
country rade, large and we'll assorted stoe
Hardware CUTLERY both Foreign and american. To
city r4e esil the attention OF Mechanics
variety Of Edge Tools and Binding Hardware COun-
try Merchants will ad always ready duplicate louis
willie nd Cincinnati bills. szp2
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ENT,ICE NE sAH.E.

Office hereby given that viii sell at public auction
~ Friday the 10th of October the resi-
dence of Aexan Powell late of county de-
his sonal property (nOt aiken by the widow
consisting Foesos Cattle Hogs Sheep. WheEt Corn Hay
Farming fmpe m4ats, Household Furnit re. &C.. &c
credit Of months will Re given all &c.
giving with approved eeeurity waiv-
valuation appraiEa1ent laws with interest from
da3e. sepIG-3w EDMUND HAtDLOW. Admir-.
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SOMETHING INTER- ESTENG.
[, II 4 IL N

l. X A Ii n
AS receiving his Clothing Store Main
doors above the Journal Office the largest and best
Mems aud Boys Clothng brought to
city which he Intends sell lower than house
satisfy everybody of the above fact he
invites the public call and examine his stock and Judge
for themselves.
e Any kind of Clothing made up order the short
est notice. sep10-1md
z 81 nOZ j. Blood's assd Kentucky Pattern Axes;
q IL do do do Ohio do do;
10 90 A. Teweyck do do do do;
5 do Boys Axes;
do Broad 80, Western do;
do do. Pennsylvania do;
10 Ia tn Hatchets; 2 dOz Shingle Hatchets;
do Hunters do; do Claw do;
The quality the above warranted secondto none
in the market. For sale low by
sep23 z. II. COOK d SUN.
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= CARD.
ENAyING associated with me in business Mr. Charles
will continue Family Grocery and Provision
business at old stand the Washington Hotel.'
under the name and style of VICKERY f. JOHNSTON.
will be happy to wait on all old friends and cuso-
mers. and many favor with their
patronage. pro ising to do the agreeable TO all
JAMES W. VICKERY.
P S.-Mr Sam'l Vickery is authorized make eol1ee
tions pay all demands against the old firm The
of the old firm will be used in the liquidation debts &C.
jyI7 j. W. V.
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COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
kyanSXilIe. Indiana.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, sc.

eSUG4;S.-s hhds prime Sew Orleans; Dbl Powdered;
4agl5 VfCKERY & JOHNSON.
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TIC LOVERS OF GOOD TEA.
EWAVTNG reed direct from Philade phia halfchess
and u caddies of superior Teas feel confident
supply families with article and cheap
other house In town. just call and if
Black Tea offered for sale Evansville
aug5 VIOKERY & JOHNSON.
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THNHE partnership heretofore existing between Fielding
Is johnson and VIM. E. French known as the firm of
hason French. this day dissolved by mutual
alone authorized to settle the business OF
said 6rm FIELDING JOHNSON.
aupI4-tf VIM. Z. FRENCH
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conversational.

WAuNarroS Aug 22,=SESArr.-At their ses.
Son o-t, the Senate struck the k,nsas prosiso
from the Amy bill Iva vote Oh To Z, and then
passed the hill H. originally reported.
\ message was received from the House To the etc
eet that they adhered To the proviso.
Mr. Hunter moved that the Senate adhere to their
action. it was apparent the House had determined
the hill should f
Mr. He'll of Tennessee suggested that the word
"insj.t should lac substituted for adhere and
thut committee of conference he asked
Without taking vote the Senate adjourned,
Housf.-Altef various motions the House voted 10
adhere Ia the proNso by vote of - To %.
Nj Boeock of Va, voted in the affirmative, with a
view of moving reconsideration, but could not OIL
tain the loor.
Mr. Washburne moved reconsideration an also
that the reconsideration he laid on the table
1t was carried by one majority-aiter which the
House adjourned
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NEW NoRK, August 32d.--Flour advanced: State
SO 10 Ohio Sc As Southern 81 90.
Wheat advanced Western Red 81 90 Western
White 81 dG.
Corn advanced: Mixed Gt
BALTIMORE August 22d-Flour active md firm Mt
So 20,
Wheat brisk at m advance of from To ccnta
Corn, White, 81 to go, Yellow, 81 to 5s.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
[,mEAT DEPOT ron TIE sALEoF pr

A HEAT DEPOT FOR THE SALE OF pI.
NJ ANDFORTES GUITARS MEIOpEONS AMI MI.
scAt the establishment Of the subscribers may always be
found nm extensive stock Of Superior Piano roga
mi 81 the reliable makers Union Among tbo,
NAV Ia seen those from J. u Durham Co NtY York A
si"dhff y 70, New YORK, aud thickerng sons Boston
comprising an assortment extensive enable persons OF
almost every taste to select instrument 9Th If
lin" the suhschers have been engaged this business The
satisfaction these instruments have given the variety kept Tor
sale the terms upon which they offered tho ct
Hsrhg IN peton ordering from honse long established
near hoihe aud the mpossby of getting nda,reni n
hhn mere Qor they viii be taken back they prove
sop are some OF The reasons why shosd
Rlcluohd insteadof sending North.
lftres ~ low Rs at the factories.
Mclodeana Of carhnt Necians make VARYING In br;co
from SD To -lJo suitable for chHrehos or par ors
Ihose Instruments well the rtnos are sold n MANN
factur.u' prUe4 ~
butars Of Martini nake, which anrya, for haerfy
81 ou' durability aud ~ori mnnsJ Also. stiprs If ur,-
penn mahni'' nfs Amont them bcauaI Neapali.
tah 'uats. constructed that The neck be take, N
~ winnie instrument carried In lady travelling
Musr for the Piano Forte aud Guitar Constant arrivals nf
fresh supplies enable them furnish very eompIete
JAMES WDODHoU q co.
Bonksellers aud Statoners.
aug pdi3" 49, Main st, Richmond, Va
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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT.-W AsHNaToN,
August 2l.-ln the Senate, to day. message
from the President was received in which he sets
forth the evils resulting from the refusal of Con-
gress to vote supplies for the army. and says
Torefuse supplies. therefore,s TO compel a com
plee cessation of all its operations and its prac
tica disbandment, and thus to invite hordes of
predatory savages from the western plans and
the Rocky mountains to spread devastation along
n frontier of more than four thousand miles. and
tn deliver up the sparse population of n vast tract
of country to rnpnc and murder Such in sub
stance would be the effect the inevitable waste
of millions of public Treasure, the infection of ex-
IRENE wrong upon all persons connected with the
military estab shment, by service. employ ment or
contract the recall cf our force from the field. the
dreadful sacrifice of life and incaIcuable destruc.
ton OF property on remote frontier the striking
of our national flag on the battlements of fortress
which defend maritime cities against for
eien invasion. the violation Of public honor and
good faith, and the discredit of the United States
in the eyes of the civilized world.
The message concludes by confidently trusting
that Congress will duly appreciate these conside-
rations and pass the bill.
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EFFECT IN HAVANA OF THE SPANISH INsuR-
RECTIoN.-'Ihe News Of the instruction in Spain,
a was to be expected, created great excite
ment III HAVANA and 50 anxious was the Cover
nor General for the earliest news, that he had
dispatched his swftcst steamship to await at
Charleston the arrival of fun ther advices.
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BY T Il l. + G Il A ? II i.
NeAAs from lAnns.as.

NV NoGK, Aug. IA special dispatch received
in this cit, from Kansas reports that Gov Shannon
and the L. 5. Dragons had left Lecompton, which
town it was probable would he destroyed by tn
free-solers Ieeompton Is shd to have been taken
possession OF by them 10 the number of eight hun
bred men.
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IMPERIAL Grrs TO AnER'cAS CrlznNs. -
Whatever exceptions may be taken to Louis Ma
poleon's political course, there two virtues
which his enemies must concedr Ia him. To the
Row. Mr.. Stewart, chaplain i'll the United States
Navy. who defended him when his conduct whist
unexile in New York was brought into controver
sy few months since, he has forwarded u mag
niiicrnt diamond SNUFF box, aud to Mr. Francis tho
inventor Of the wagon p"ntan for crossing rivers,
which also exhibited before him, he has also
sent II similar mark of his appreciation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23

STARTLING RuMoR.-'lhe Shreveport Qal
Gazette of the 26h utimorc, has the following
paragraph
I'VE are in receipt of verbal intelligence 10
the effect that the Indian. recently attacked the
village of Waco. Texas, aud ma, sacred nll the
inhabitants. We sincerely hope the statement
Is not true at least, that il il exaggerated"
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UOHN Il. OLIVER.
% No. Is lsruviCr street,

=,
AGENT FOR THE SALE OF MANIiEACTuRED TOBAG.
co. would respectfully solicit Consgnments from Miami
tactuers Nrgni with the that he does
deal in the article except Commission Merchant his whole
will be devoted the those who
him with their which liberal ad
will be made.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Keen. Jesse Hare Il Co. Hurt y
Preston Knight Il Allen, Col. Aug Lefiwch, Ammon g.
Hancock, Lynchbure Chas NJ Cosby, L. IL Holland, Dan
willie John $ W Ser Richmond
iulv l7dA cimos
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RuFrlANlsM AT ST.. PAUL, MINNESOTA

RuFFlANIsM AT ST.. PAUL, MINNESOTA. -Robt.
w. II. Johnson n young man who had lately be.
come resident of ST Paul was brutalIy AsSns-I.
mated in the night of the 7lh inst. The Pionerr
in commenting this foul deed remarks. at
i, useless longer 10 Disguise The fact, thai during
the greater part of the present summer 81. Paul
has been the abiding pipcc al "A gang of roianly
gamh,rs-the very al. securing Of every river
town from St Anthony FalI- to New Or,eans.
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THE CHoLERAIN PoRTo Rico Fea fH Rae
ages Of the Ep,demic -Advces from Guyana,
Porto Rico. TO the 29lh ut., state that the choe-
ria has committed terrible ravages at that place,
particularly among the blacks. Estates suf
fering severely among their hands, many having
lost sufficient to very seriously interfere with the
future crops.or keeping the properties in order. A
letter from that place in tho New York Herald
adds:
No abatement in its fearful course is yet appa
rent and should it long continue, Heaven only
knows the end. Locations and residences from
their partially elevated cool and airy situations
and which have hitherto been deemed peculiarly
healthy. have been found far more severely at
tackled than those upon the low grounds. Near
" all the proprietors of estates have abandoned
them, and in tow instances estates have been
found without white man upon them-a most
criminal desrr,on. Nearly all business and work
upon estates are suspended
The epidemic has not yet reached Ponce and
Mayagnpz, and strict sautary cordons are estab
lishea between those places and the infected dis
trcts.
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4 .aNCAsTER HOUSE,
IL Iyuchbury, Nn.

THO C. LANCASTER, late ol Fncaste Va takes peaSurcin
anuounc ing 10 his old friends customers and the public gen
cay that he has taken and opened that large
modons new House. opposite the Depot this place He il
prepared I" give them = welcome reception
ulN = 4
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weeks, which bataed the skill Of physicians and at
tention Of many Kind frieni.
In fcNHs, while ON ms Way 10 the Legislature Of
THAI stete about L month, ago. Taos p SrrnrR-
LAND, rmer'y Of Virginia. leaving a wife and two lit
tie boss.
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THE NEW NicrRoy OF POLAND. The Ga
zette of the German Empire contains letter
from Berlin of the ooh ult., which says:
The Gar will, immediately after his core.
nations appoint his younger brother, the Grand
Duke Michael 10 the vice 'r"yalty Of Poland IN
stead OF his brother Nicholas. whom he wishes
to retain ut court. The marriage of the former
with the Princess of Baden is to BE- celebrated
at carl~rlihc, in December, by proxy after which
the Princess will Immediately repair to ST. Pc.
ter,hurg where the regular marriage will be sol
emnzed during the Christmas holidays"
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On the 81 of July, 1886, WILLIE BELLE, infant
daughter Of Rufus \. Sarah L. tligginbotham, of II
short but severe illness, aged year and n days.
Also on the Goth of July, CHARLES MARION, next
Oldest son Of Bro and Sister Hgginbotham, aged 3
years and months
Thus within the space of 26 days, the fond parents
We're dcprieyel of two promising children. May the
Lord sustain them under their Affections and sancti-
y it TO their good.
Short their days GARTH
But long will be their rest,
The saviour called them home
Because he Thought it best.
La" Richmond Christian Advocate please copy.
Departed this life, in Platte City, Mo-, on the 26h
gay fully, 1856, WILLIAM B. CARTER second son of
Joseph X. Carter, ESQ., of Amherst county, Va, in
ahe 18th year of his age, after illness of some
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GENERAL CAss ON THE observation-disclosures,
Aug l9.-The democratic party held a large
meeting here last night. General Cass was the
principal speaker. Hon. Reverdy johnson was
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TRyfxG's LIFE OF WASHINGroN.-Three volumes of
this highly interesting work have now been publish
ed They contain about 500 pages each, are hand
souely printed, and illustrated with fine portraits and
maps 1t is matter ofcongratulation with the peo-
ple of America that Mr.. Irving OF the greatest
writer's of the age, has undertaken the work OF re-
carling the life and history of the Father of his
& ,untrv No better snited for that high
and responsible task than he and no man could have
done exact justice TO the great subject than he
has This work will doubt have larger sale
than any book that has been published for many
years for what American that can afford it will be
without ii? 1t is sold only on the subscription plan
Mcssrs Payne \ Christian the agents for this
city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-23

4 AIDES FINE SUOES.-I hnvc just opened
Ia LADIES FINE Shoes have just received from one
OF regular manufacturers follows Ladies full trimmed
and plain fine Kid Slippers. Fine Kid Pump Buskns Kid Calf
and Goat Welt Buskns very prime White Kid slippers Also
Misses Black Bronze and White Boots all nice Please
call and see them. y. SEABURY.
iu
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Death OF IN EditOr.-YcllOW Fever

CHARLESTON, August 22d,-Alexandcr Carroll, Ed
tor of the Charleston Courier, died last night, His
disease was constipation OF the bowels,
Several new eases OF Yellow Fever have occurred
IN the City