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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-05
EVANSVILLE, April 4, 1856.
Mr., SANDERS

Mr.. SANDERS
You say in your paper of this date, that
my name was proposed for membership in a
Know Nothing Council of this city, and you
challenge me to deny PUBLICLY that the propo-
sal was made with my knowledge
/ claim your own columns in which to pub
lsh my reply, and, sir, if you have one parti-
Gle of honor you will publish it. I here deny
utterly and entirely, that ever authorized or
requested any man to propose my name for
membership in any Know Nothing Council
or that ever desired to become member of
any such body and that ever knew that such
use was to be made of my name. | defy you
or any member of the order to produce any
respectable evidence whatever to the contrary
of these assertions. | have passed by your
gross and INSCRIPTIONS abuse as unworthy of
notice. Your defamation of the private char
acter of your opponents, is as notorious as tits
dishonorable. If your party looks with COM
incubation upon your editorial course in this
respect, it is sunk lower than ever its worst
enemies ever thought it was.
JOHN S. GAVITT
We publish Mr. Gavitts card with pleasure.
We regret, however, that he handed it in so
late an hour in the evening, as to render it
| impossible for us to accompany it with re-,
ply. HIS denial Of any charge we make, is
not in itself worth pinch of snuff-but as we
have made a charge, it becomes US to tell upon
what foundation it was grounded We shalt
do this next issue, and in manner probably
more satisfactory to the public than to the
amiable Sheriff of Vanderburg County. We
are glad to perceive Mr.. Gavitt has concluded
to pass by our "unscrupulous abuse'' without
notice. He has thrashed many man for tell
ing him Ons-half the quantity of truth we have
proclaimed to his face. In fact, he calls telling
the truth abuse, so far as he is concerned-but
that's only the fault of his character not of the
disposition of his opponents. Mr. Gavitt GER
tainly cannot complain we have DETAINED his
| private character" lie should be grateful
that we have not reminded the public Of what
his private character is. We assure him our
party look with entire commentator ON the
course Of the Journal-and more particularly
upon that part oft, which has resulted in the
political death of Smith Gavitt. We shall at
tend to the subject Of his card on Monday.
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MARI RtED

II this citv the evening inst by Rev Mr. c>
Carer. Miss J0SEPHIN e, daughter the Edwin
Holt OF thii city to Mr.. WILLIAM j. PICKERING of
Greenland, n. II > "
We thank the fair bride remembrance of her
happiness We shall have forgive Mr., Pickering
ing to his New England home loveliest young
ladies' understand had Tror claims old ac
quaintanes before her family city wish
them all the hapriness of their
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-05
Peace Concluded,

New YORK, April 2, P. NJ
Col j. Watson Webb, the editor of the
Courier and Enquirer, teegraphed the follow
ing despatch from Washington last night:
"a treaty of peace between England,
France, Sardinia, and Russia was formally
agreed to at Paris on the 18th of March. 1t
awaits the ratification ofdifferent governments
before heno nrnclairned ),
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GrT The good folks of Vincennes were yes
terday morning anticipating display of 'wo-
mans rights" We understand the ladies of
that place had given warning to the liquor
retailers, that if they did not close up by yes
terday morning, they would be visited by the
ladies en- nasse.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-05

6TChicago rs a fast place, as everybody
knows, but rapidly as the population increases,
the votes at the ballot box beat it. At the
recent municipal election, 500 votes were re-
turned from one ward more than the whole
number of legal voters therein, and all these
were for the Democratic candidates.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-05

TT A friend of ours, with small family, Of
iers Premi~m for good girl to do house
work. This is good chance for nice and
permanent place. Apply at the Telegraph
Office
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0]~F The Greencastie Banner says that a
destructive fire occurred in Gosport Qud.) on
Wednesday night of last week, by which two
OF three large stores were destroyed, and one
or two residences. The total loss, it is thought,
will range between $4,000 and S75,000-a
very heavy loss for so small place as Cos
Ya0rr
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~ The splendid posters of the Circus,
Menagerie and Indian exhibition, attracted
great attention yesterday. Printers, at least,
can appreciate the beauty and expense of such
posters This CircVA &c. will be here on the
I'D OF this month, and if they don't draw a
big crowd, it will not be because they do not
offer great and various attractions.
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EXTRA SEssIoN.-1he Richmond Wing saws
it is understood that the Governor Of Virginia
will convene the Legislature in November next
to complete the mass ofbusness left uninish-
ed in the two Houses.
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Ey- As spring medicine n a
Dr. j. celebrated stomach Bit.ers
otrS It's strengthening and inyigorating pom
Initiated system is traly astonishing les tonic action
liver its tende drive all she surface
cleansing the system from all impurities is what has gained
for these Btters such enviable reputation
they are pleasant TO the taste beverage
general a family wherever known For sale
by Druggists and Hotels generally.
HALLOCk & sTODDARD
bis W0OLSEY & SAWYER, Agents.
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o. A correspondent Of the indianapolis
Journal suggests Cassius M. Clay as the most
suitable man for the Repu blican candidate for
Presidency.
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Rhode Island Election.

The Senate stands 16 of the coalition to 8
Democrats and l Wing, with vacancies
The House stands 80 of the coalition, 81
Democrats and Is vacancies.
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0TMr. s. P. Bankhead has retired from
the Memphis Wing, and is superseded by
MessrS. A. c. Russell and Jas. T. Leath Jr.-
That paper will continue fighting for the
American cause and the American nominees.
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cyan engineer named G. Hodges, was
killed on the Pacific Railroad last evening, by
the locomotive being thrown over an embank-
ment.
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Town Lots for Sale
At PUBLIC AUCTION.

a 4 4 ODE4IO AONL5I HUN !,
ENTILL be sold at pullic auction the eth
Vile. wit: - - - S
third of Loss7 Old at formerly occupied b,
NJ. A. Lawrence Marole-yard. =
Lots o. 81. 63 and ca. Upper largement.
Lots I.laek Il ~ oek .; q. Block g. Block
Lots 10. ii. a. 49, A. 49, Is IT. 49, 10 and 90 in CIV
ans Subdivision No 3, Upper Enlargement
Many OF these lots the most ourshnp
Of the portion the city ghy Desirable
build ng lots. family residences. -.
TERMS sI. t.s0. rs
lager lots will be Sold one-thrd payable in
the remainder in and years The
smaller lots half cash and the balance months:
tsrest to be added all deferred payments mortgage
taken to them. 20
Persons wishing to make inquiries about lots will
please amply Wm R. Preston ~
ap5 davis SILIIMAN A-ort
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or A board bill of Louis Napoleon, which
he run up at a hotel in Hoboken N. j., while
he was loafng about New York, is yet I'M
paid.
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UTILITY, BEAUTY, ELEGANCE

r E FIN E NJ E Mt.
NNVERY of the above will found well ala
- ed to aud true OF The Immense quan-
Ties OF Goods just arrived at the well known of
VIM. LOeWentlaaI & Co.,
Corner of Alain and Having
selection of Goods surprising in the
shades also in quantity and quality every thing
which we or other house lifted
lar to invite friends
ana vicinity to give cali. We invitation
particular to the fair assuring that every article
Imaginable under tire of Dry Goods. En- roideries
(Swss French and Scetch) Fancy Goods White
Goods of every DIES ripton. Shawls Millinery and Straw
oodS can k in the richest choice varied
we are fully eohxin cd that satisfy the
ansune expectations satisfy claim
good taste and prizes In Ciotnng every kind cut
we can please demand fashion, color quality
ana the piece
mh3l WIN. L0EW EN- THAI & Co.
SASHA AND DOORs,-!poo Ligbts sash: 30 doors for
~ sale at mh2s u. II. COOK son,
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AGls4CULTURAL NOYIrE

THE Agricultural and horticultural Society will hold
their regular monthly meeting the City Hall
on Saturday the 5th inst O'Clock P N. A fun
ate dance is requested business pOrtapcs will
before the nesting. By order the President. ~
apr p HORNBROOK Sec,v
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For COUNCIif.

Ma. SANDERs:-You wiz please announce the name Of
FRED. W. 20 candidate for Counciiman the
ward. mh22sl
Ma. SASDERS:-Pleaso announce the of S.EMUEL
R candidate for Councilman the Sixth Ward
oblige- gp34
RG-WE requested to announce the of JAMES
NTLIN candidate for City Council in the Second
ard anaz
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B5 Ia this mtmmo1worshippng age. it is find
man place his usefulness to the public his
During late visit TO the city of dies pre-
sented professional friend the celebrated
Dr. j. @. AVER. whose perhaps familiar
than any other bedzideof country
Knowing the unprece5ented pull ary of his
AMI the immense sale Of them had expected to ind him
m onare. and rolling in wealth. But found him
in his laboratory busy with his labo ing
heF. aembes and retorts-Sving his
the compouni the virtues of which
heath We learned that Notwithstanding his busi-
and its returns cash.
The assigned is that thu material costly he
persists in making his preparations that
nett pr1ht is small. -CAmerean Farmer Phil gyrt --
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

& tees in this place. per line
countO longer time.
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ENDEFENBENCE COUNCIL Mop.
Meets ~ clock 2. NJ. their Hall street
the Telegraph Office third Saturdays Of zach
month. .....-.. -1.sI 81. ri ott25d6w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


One squsre. ten lines less time. three times 81;
week. 81 50 two weeks 50 sos; month 81 three
months 81 81 SIX months So one year. 3I5. Discount
annum Nc charee for marriage. death religious
PIGEON T0WNsHsHiP ELECTION. APRIL T.
ME POLLS for the election of Township Ofeers will be
III opened at the auditors oice. Third street. for
voters living west of Main and Princeton
Living east of Main street and the Princeton Road will
at the Treasurers OEice Main street .---.- -
aP5-2td THOS. E. GARVIN. Township Clerk,
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CORPORATION NOTsCE

ORDERED. that the owner Lsts Nos l. . g.
~ 5, g. Z, s. o. 10. IL H. block o. so; and al
Lots Nos and 80 in flock No ST. all the Eastern En-
argement Of the city of Evansville plank sidewalk
90 be placed down along the fronts lots
seventh street extending from thu of Chestnut The
corner of Locust streets within public tion
Of this notice and ia default thereof
to perform said sruice and the expenses
thereby will assessed and Of
much thereof will satisfy said costa BY
of the Common Council. ~ =
APPS Ioa WELL H. WALKER CLARK
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FCE CCl.1.ECTOR
FOR CITY RECORDER.

MR. SASDERs:-Please announce the name
Wo0LSEY. as a Candidate for City Collector at
April election, .-5
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sPissNG AND sUTmEgs COoDs.

THE under gned takes eavs inform the citizens
city and vicinity that in receips general
assortment of SPRING GooDs and respect
fully requests the favor ola call. AzANSPACHER
mills In Main street next door T., Branch Rank ~
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TO MERCH ANTS, SHIPPERS AND OTHERS.
THE undersigned would aniunnce that he has finished his
L large aihl' Substantial new Wharf boat
ssNEA JzNIOEpE CAVE.s,
e has placed her the sake of al stages
of the the foot Vine He will all
be pleased 30 gSa and careful attention
and shipping we'll all other river business
that may be entrusted 90 him
The patronage therefore of the Mere ants Shippers
others of this city and Of the intericr is solicited
ap3-d -ee JOHN MITouELL.
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BIG . TO c. XII
" no can dress person in Wool Linen Sink Cotton
ENVERI Gentleman desires to be neatly
II ed 1t eminenty proper that be the aim
and have noticed that all
denlzens of our city purchase their CIot,ir
A. LOBENSTINE'S sE
Western Star Clothing Stare,
under the Pavilion Hotel OF Water
Everything in the line Of Clothing and Furnishing Goods
be had ready made made only
manner end style. but at the very lowest prices
general of Hats Caps. Leather Trunks
ret bags and Valiscs everything that gentleman
NAV find at the Western t-
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NEW AND CEEAP GOODS!
MCKINNEY & COOKE.

RE now receiving and opening desirable stock
IA prns and summer goods consisting in part every
variety usually kept in dry good Silks Challas
Berages, Robes Lawns Brantes, Bonnets Grape silk
Lace an Ribbons Lace Ed
Hoeing in great vsry-Coths Cassimeres goods
Fssting. in rich pro fusion &c. &c. aps
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n5- We requested to ce the BRACKET
MILLS Esq \ candidate for the Office City Recorder
at the ensuing April election. mL2Iz
E1- ZEBULoN n. P. CARTER is candidate for the Of
hceof CT Recorder of Evansville, and trusts his
the great Arbiter-the people
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ELECTION NOTICE.

e. l. ~ G. 5; Il. KAH1Ro AD-Phe Annual Election for
Cleveland Straight Line Railroad Company will be hell
the office of the Company in the city Of polls
FRIDAY May I'd, 1856. clock P NJ.
officers the ensuing year will also be eIact@d
JAMES GREENE, Sec,v.
Indianapolis April I. 1885, sp3-d3w
ee = BUSHELS Hominy just from the mills and made
% - out of Ture white flint Homny CO n for sale at
Wholesale or retailby p HORNBROOK & co.
p3
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FOR ASSESSOR
FOR TRUSTEE.

Mr. sASDERs:-Please announce the name of IA
SPALDING n candidate for recollection the off
City Assessor at the ensuing April election. MI
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ron JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

Mr.. SANDERs:--You will please announces JAMES T.
WALK n candidate election the
tice of the Peace at the ensuing election. rnb26*
RS-WE authorized to announce JOSEPH p ELLIOTT
caud Justice of Peace for Pigeon Township
at the ensuing April election. mh2S+
re- We requested to announce the name of WILLIAM
KMF candidate for Justice of the Peace at the
election.
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For CIV CLERK.

Mr., SANDERs:-Please announce my Democra
andidat for Reelection tue Office of City Clerk.
ensuing election. -
Mill WELL II. WALKER
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FOR MAHsKlL.

Mr.. SANpEss;-flease announce my name as e@Hdidat
mills E. H. MoSLEY
Mr. ETToR You will please Rurcsncr the rame of AS
T. EF ANS candidate for City Marshal at the ensuin
April election.
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E1tAFRA FAMILY FLOUR.-Just received a furtba,
"a supply eft F. Markles flour
equal to the best ST. Louis brands
a94 HERsHBERGER & CARSON,
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COPARTNEKsTEIP.

~ E. the undersigned have formed Copartnership
Wv under the nrm and style of MUssELMAN Co . for
the purpose of carrayng and doing tobacco
manufacturing business. We hope. from
Tobacco Manutactqrers to receive the public
their Patronage We hare take the ssofe No. Third
be Main and the River where will
friends and We pelpge ourselves give entire
sat sfaction in all Tobacco manu- actured by
BIRCH MUSSELMAN.
ap3-2m ANDREW j. MUSS ELMAN.
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CNRPOrsATnON .NOrECE

ORDERED that the of lot No. block No IL in
" the Eastern Enlargement said lot
SO as to correspond with the city grade within
the publication OF this notice. and in the
Marshal in directed per said the costs
ana expen accrueding thereby will be
eeten by sails said lot much thereof
said lien and costs. BY order Common Conncn.
apps WELL IL. WALKER City CLERK
NkAsS FLAEHS 60 DO quart Mt and hf- mint lust
~ rsc'd per j cob Poe. for sale by
apps 5 b. GILBERT & co >. Syc. near Water.
ACC1 rs boxes ass'd sizes and qualities from
ID to +9c per ID. iust I'd for sale ~
ap5 s. E GILBERT Il co. syc near Water
Efh BAGS Rio Coffee: G bbIs s. S. Almonds:
" ooxes the best Virginia tobaeeo received this day
and for sale by apps L. & D. HERMANN.
&A BOXES city Window Glass ax12 1oxI4 1ox "
4 - Ixl6 20 gross pint TASKS
and for sale by apps 1. & ID. HERMANN.
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NEW CASH STuRRE

AVING received and opened entire new stock of
spring both staple and fancy goods carpets cloths
invite the citizen Evansville aud yicni
TO favor With call latest goods and
snail profits. JAMES OAKIY & SOS anu
ap4 lst ST. FosfeSys So
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Mr.. sANDERs:-Please announce the of JAMES,
SPALDING candidate recollection or
City Assessor at the ensuing April election mh27+
FOR TRUSTEE.
E7y-We requested announce the name of JAS O.
HATCHITT Candidate for Townthip Trustee
ing eleeton. apps
FOR CONSTABLE.
HS-We requested to the of JAMES
McKNITF for Constable of Pigeon Township
at the ensuing pri election mh29+
65- We authorized to announce the of A. X.
W. CARPENTER a candidate Constable Of Pigeon
Township at the ensuing election. apis
Gz- We requested to announce the name of JOHN
CLIFFORD candidate for Constable at the ensuing ell
ton. s-a apps
al-We requested to announce the of EDWA RID
s. MARTIN a candidate for Constable the ensuing cleo
ton. ap3s
We requested to announce the JAS. FITZ-
WILLIAMS candidate for Constable at the ensuing cleo
ton. apis
re- We requ estcd the name of GEORGE
ROBINS IN candidate for Constable at the ensu
election. apis
E1-W e-ae requested TO announce the Of G. W.
Blu RHH candidate constable the ensuing
election. ap5*
Es-|e rsqnested 70 annornce the name Of PHILIP
oCf candidate for City Marshal Of Lsnasso the May
election. II --- mhZS+
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CANDIDATES.
ea One dollar INVARIABLY IN ADvASer for annodncir
IA didatea. >

= =
4. II. SANDERS: Sir, please the name of 4
G. JONES candidate for Mayer at the ensuing sleetit
MANY VOTERS
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HE-We requested to announce the name of A:
HATCHTTT as candidate for Townthip Trustee the
ing election. q
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ap5 lyd&w
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&PENG GOODSsy

"a are receiving the largest and desrahl~
Nv stock of DRY GOODS. BOOTS. SHOES, HATS
GAPS aud notions offered in this market which
in vits the trade. ns
apf J.S.JAOUESS 4 co
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WEST BATON ROUGE. SATURDAY, MAY "a, 1856.

as perhaps he is, he cannot present 81
sure = guarantee-so satisfactory ante
cedtnts to secure the entire, unlimited
confidence OF the South as Mr.. Fillmore
If neither the party nor its men offer
reasons ior the apostacy We have Wit
messed, " ha. are the Causes? Those who
Gre vcrsel in the poiiticai history OF this
auv and Stnta need no answer.
Satan preferred to rule III hell rather
serve in II avpn.
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SCIENCE IN TIE krrcuES.- Prof.
Liebi. in letter to Professor Siliman,
says -
The method Of roasting is obviously
the best to make flesh the most nutricou;
But it does not follow that boiling is to
be inter,iicted. Ifa piece Of meat is pus
into cold water and thus heated to boil
ing, and boiled until i. is 'don",' will be-
come hardcr. and have less taste, than
II thrown into water already boiling, In
the first case, the matters grateful to tn"
smell go into the exact, the so"p; in
the second, the aIbumen &of the meat
coagu'ates from the surface inward anil
enveiops the interior with layer which
is impenerabIe to water.
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With the great, iroad, ind;sputah!,
fact staring them in the face and rings
in. in their ears that Mr.. Fillmore Is,
and has been for years, the object of fierce
ces abolition hate, misrepresentation, and
SANDER, is it not matter of wonder, an
exchange asks. that he shoud be assail>
ed in the sIaveholdiny States +? Our
common enemies are to be tornd in tho
ranks Of the Abolitionsts. They abuse,
maiign, and persecute lis, without stint,
on every occasion, and we of tho SontI'
owe them no love. Yet there is not
prominent STAKEHOLDER N the South
they do not tereat tenderly when COM
pared to their treatment of Mr.. FIJI
more They never atnsol John G. Cal
houn as they abuse Mr.. Fillmore. The.
never viIified John a. Qnitman, Jetfer-
son Davis, Toombs, Stephens, or other
noted ex,remed Southern rights men as
they viIIify Mr.. Fillmore. These are
incontrovertibIe truths, and, under the
the ordinary circumstances which con.
trol human action, would lead the entire
slaveholdng community to the snpnor,
Of the man against whom the deadie
batteries ofth common foe are directed.
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As tho gentleman had only incurred

As the gentleman had only incurred
debt for one barrow, he was surprised
to find himself apparently debite': in =
bill for four, ~an'' his puzzle was rather
increased than diminished! on finding th'
total amount only equal to asinsle item.
Upon inquiry, however, it turned ONT
that the account was kind Of 81 ecimen
of rustic photography which translated.
meant that the writer had made wood
en- barrow that wouldn't do. and sec
ond which did do. and which alone he
had been charged for.