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Shopping Excursion and what came of it.

With some women shopping amounts to q
passion On Tuesday last, Mrs c., of North
Pearl street, entered one of our Broadway dry
good stores, for the purpose of purchasing a
few yards of delaine. While the clerk was
looking up the delaine, the lady put into her
muff a roll of lace remnant of silk, and a
package of kid gloves. She did this, as she sup
posed unseen by the clerk. Whether she was
right in the surmise, remains to be seen here
after. The delaine was brought to her; she
pronounced it eiust the thing" and requested
the clerk to cut off nine yards. He did so.-
Mrs. G. then purchased six skeins of silk and
six spools of cotton. ra
"Haying completed my purchases, be good
enough to tell me what my bill is" Mrs. c..
said this to the clerk. The clerk replied:
Certainly. There are nine yards of de-
laine at two shillings per yard, come to eight
cen shilings; six skeins of silk come to one
and sixpence; and four spools o. cottou are one
and fourpence and there is that piece Of silk.'
The lady blushed and said: "You refer to
the piece in the muff." The clerk said 'Yes, y
and went on with his figuring, just as if moth
ing had happened.
'eThere are four yards in that-which at
ten shillings a yard, come to forty shilhngs.
"Ten shillings yard! Why you told me
yesterday lnat hlSiit nave III loI sA.
"Iknow that, but since then we have had
reasons for putting up the price,
The lady bit her lips, blushed and said,-
"Wen.n The clerk smiled and went on
sAnd there is the ball of lace-eighteen
yards at fifty cents"
"Why, you must surely be mistaken IN
that fifty centsl Why, can buy lace equal
lly as good at Fryer's for eighteen cents"
@I grant it, madam, but, as | SAID before
there are reasons why we should place high
value on that particular pattern"
The lady gave him a look, and again re-
marked "well.'
"The twelve pairs of kid gloves are twelve
$ dollars"
Nonsense-Wilkes sells the same kind TO
live shillings." 81
! "That only shows, my dear madam, tha
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Co-PAlxryEltNTEaP.

TTNHE undersigned have this day formed Co-partner
L ship under the style and Grm of GEO. Foster 6 Co
Tor the r.nsactIon oa general FOrDGrdfRg and Com
SissiOH Busihess and have erected for that purpose
very largo and spacious Fireproof Warehouse, the
Wabash and Erie Canal and corner of Locust and Dun
ham streets, and the Depot of the Evansville aud
CrtwfordsviIie Railroad, where they will have ample
and convenient facilities for storing all kinds Of
Produce and Merchandise.
They will give special to Consignrents, either by
River, Railroad, Canal or Wagons, and will forward
promptly at the lowest rates. t'
They win give nersonal attention to the purchase or
sale of Produce Groceries in this Market and solicit
orders for the purchase Sugar and MoIasses the
Coast as one of the r will be in the South during the
Winter.
They hope by unremitted attention TO merit and share
the pu0lic patronage. NJ W. FoSI EK-
GEO. FOSTER,
decI4 w. NJ. AIKMAN.
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REMOyAE,

TExHs undersigned has removed his Tailoring Establish
neut to street Immediately opposite the Pres
bSteran Church. in the ofaee with Dr. WOOD where he
would glad all MS old and agooty
ANYTHING in his such vests pants; shirts
~ lie to order shortest possible notice.
favors he would most soHst
F-+ .'s-t' -s4 j .L.sNRLMs.
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yKw W&sHiNGTO.N HOTEL,

TENHE this House haNs removed from hei
old Main their Hotel jnst unish-
opposite the Court House where M ~ are to
their old and all OF ers "no may see
call them io much superior style ian
Thank patronage sctully soc acontnu
which shall all sndeavo 70 ner-
*. Our fare will be the best the market Affords
<nargsx moderate.
oed stlbll Wagon Yard kept tereeqntry cgst2 n
evIo-i& wtf FELKER Il HEDDERECH
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REMOVAL

CIV BACON & CO. have removed to Main street. he
Water and First next door Hslloek )
Sssidzrd Brug nearly opposite the Branch Bank
they wild pleased all their old customers and
the pleased
give call They would their thsnks the
liberal given hape eontiRuanee
ping everything usually keptn the best Family
Jani6-Iy
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= CINa.iNN a,rI pAI1EsIl AY AREHnIsE

CTNCINN4T PAPER WAREHOUSE
TENE nderslgned Wholesale Paper Dealers invite the
attention OF dealers TO their large
varied stock of Papers. Our arrangements Eastern
manufacturers and dealers are such that enabled
hand at all times large stock of Caps and Letters
plain and ruiedi Flat CLps Demys Mediums, Royals
Super ROa Blank Book Papers manufactured Platner
AZ Smith aud other first class manu- aetuTers
We agents the best Printers Cards. and keep
hand all times acnmplete stock of Printers Papers
every descriptiOn. Lightbcdy' Book and News Inks;
McCreary's Colored inks. Varnish and Gold Size.--
We have haod in store large stock the hest
drinier and Book Paper. supply
any with regular Sizes irregular sizes
make to order on shortnotice.
We the highest market price in cash. Rags
ging, Rope and Cotton Waste.
% NIXON & GOODMAN,
Wholesale Paper Dealers. & Manufacturers' Agents,
sepI1 -.- IS n and 10 Walnut ST. Cincinnati.
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CINCINNATI.

~ fI Mixes 81 G0OENs
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AN CITY MILLS B 00K AND
t'+-N EWS PAPER
~ PLAT&ER X SMITHS
ESI nix EE o % X II aperS:
ssSNITfi & PETERS CUT CARDS GARD SIjEETS
&Edg2s bOdy's ksoOik and News Ink;
MAD. RIVER MILLS. STRAW ARDS. ste etc
SALES ROOMS, u d 7s v ALNIT STREET,
CINCINNATI o.
Where they every variety city
nd acountry trade the materials employed in its manu-
hest
e8-l .esgHa fdriee paid for Rags. sep46m
GEORGE W. MATLAcK
BAY d NEATllACK,
oLESALE DEALERS IN
DIR GO OBS.
No, e9 PEARL STREET. -
scp4 6md i- p CINCINNATI o..
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EVANSVILLE ND FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY l8, 1856.
RAILROADS, &C.
pENNsYLVANlA RAlLnOAD.
ts "a e - 55ssz5.s.Ea.


THE undersigned having been air- ,.-..a
IeGA r. poin ted Agent tor the above COmpa- eliA b
this would inform ship .t4rssess 20
spers. merchants, and The put -
generally that " F. Leeeh George harris and George
Black late Of ID Leeeh Co. and Thomas s. Clarke
CLARK Il Ihaw - under the firm of CA.
f---s LEECsA 81 Co.,
by appoin special eongnee and shipping
Railroad Company. They have estab
esed all the principal shipping points
aand and prepared receipt throu from New
ork Boston. Phadelphia and Baltimore all western
cities from all western cities and towns to the
Atlantic seabOard by ofthe Pennsylvania Railroad.
The direct their whole attention to forwarding
facilities shpping and without
expense their charges
with the Railroad company terg extremely low "a
the OF drayage) they hope
be able give satisfaction t-
produce made their
ed free of charee tor commission
Fcrinformation apply AZ their Offices; 9lft
Depot, I4ibsrty street. Pittsburg: f. -. g.
do Nc. 3 Soath 18th street Philadelphia;
do North street. Baltimore; I"sff1.f
No. 2 Astor Place.
do Battery Place, 5. ts-- .s.-ft5.-. e..
Or JOHN s. MITCHELL
epls 6m i45.f Waterst.. Evansville Ind.
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wATCH RRPAiRTNf,.

FEVHE baylnF
in Evansville himself with the hope that his
TUerience and skill all descriptions time measuring
machinery " ppon trial be found worthy the attention
{hs esy fthOs'
HIS ho il at the where he canbe found at all
rrTcy Horns myS i'' - r. II. GATES.
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HNLOwER vases. travelling com panfons,
best LonJon ing eight and ten key'1 French
aceordsous fne French harps, dos marhlss tea
se monnaies combs. superior needles pins tooth
ier rings peE els steel tooth brushes.
5esd. donaoes chess Emerson s toilet
~s,ff,.s ~ nassions rar sale nv A. U.PUShEE.
.nag under q Id Fellows Hall, Firstst
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sTDR AGk WANTED.

sTUt AtFs1 ~ AN 7 hU; ~. :, -.
AAI Fire Proof arehouse,
Wv any quantity of Grain. Produce Merchandise
tho liberal te=ms. -
Having large aud airy stairs. particular will
be Furniture. Agricultural implements
an liable dsmsge from damp
fire proofraes. by emon
q loLgsr when desired. re, -, !, :.
Warehouse located Leeust street and W. and
Canal and most for shipping by River or Rail-
,rsad Applyto now GEO. FOSTER & co.
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DAVID O'NETL,
NF n n TT NJ IN nv TT n ID

------- NJ u II = Il N n ", :
Second street. between Main and Locust.
received and opened fine OF Cloths
eolOrs Cassimeres of fine quality the
latest styles with he richest esng such as plain and fan
satns. silks with goods for bu<
nsss wear goods the best quality and haRd
xocstwareeies this city My old
citizens generally invited to examine them
am frstrate werkmen make goods in
tstyies, ali sepl2 tt
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5as-. wM. REILLY,
NJ REH 4ROCER A AZ

WM HeGEs ALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
~ @@ PRODUCE MERCHANT, MAIN STREET Then n
respectfully inform his nds and the public
of Evansville vicinity that having the nteres
of the partner firm ofJ W. Reilly he in
carry Grocery aud Produce bus at the ole
He embraces this opportunity returning thank
pafsyors uiSrt eontlnu-
xaee Of che same. ie20-Iy WILLIAM REILLY.
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j. K. CAMPBELL, lss srs.v
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER,
FIRST STREET RETwEEN VINE AND DIVISION,
EVANSVILLE. md, L. -.c-

EVANSVILLE, md, ~ -rrr
MANUFACTURED efsysry description Of Brass work
VH of quality if not superior to manHfAe-
in the East and favorable terms
keen constantly hand oil globes stop. gauge bibb
vltder coeks steamboat and hotel bels anti
friatou metal soft peIter solder we'll mplete
assortment of all other articles usually kept IN
an also appointed sole agent in this city for the sale
Ia. leather belting These belt
far superior anything yet offered and have inva
reblv when exhibited. awarded with the nrs pre-
mun samples be seen at the establish
Every Casting made to order and fur
ni1heq a. marIet price paid old
zine. .,, - ,;.h
medfaSe aaAon sisn. -etA - w.
uHRINTS cases bIce and orange Prints,
2 do blue and white DO.
do English Furniture Prinu, 4-
3 do do sslid black do
Reosivea .nd fer safsby JAMss Low I;,,ris 80
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nUDLEY. STONE q CO..


COMMISSION &. FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Second Street, bet'n Main and The Iaieer,
Et.sfr. . l,-- LOUISVILLE, KY.
eARTICGLAR attention paid to the purchase ard sale of
IL HEMP. COTTON TOBACCO, PORK. BACON,
La RID FLOUR ETC together With all kinds of Produce
and Manufactured Articles Censgnnents soiiitced, and
usual advances made. 7i
REFER To-Messrs Bnnhanan. Co.. Wholesale Grocers
Commission Merchants " A. Richardson Co He mp
Manufacturers Cornwall Bro Wholesale Groeers and
Star Candle Manufacturers Watkins owesy Pork Packers
and Commission Merchants Armstrong Allen. Dealers
Pork. Montgomery. Davdge Co.. Wholesale Dry Goods
FRANK CARTER. WV. r. JoUETT
CARTIER Sc JOUETT.
FORWARDING AN COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO. %, ST.. EFT. MAIN AND WATER
FL tgH..a~f LOUISVILLE. HY.
/ 2 Refer
Geo. Foster & Co., P. G. O'Riley & Co.,
Evansville, Ind. 5tgy je14-iy
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CITY EXPR ESQ RUsIN Ess.

CITY EXPR E9s BUSINESS. @tts@
repaired to do all kinds Of City Express busi
ness received large heavy Wagon capabIs
carrying 2eolbs springs made expressly for the cY
carrying furniture without
damage hauling grain from the csaal to bs rEcr and
ali hauling busin
ihe shortest able Enquire
my23 COOKS Family Grpcery.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

To THF CITIZENS OF SOUTHERN INDIANA
KEN IA CAY AND lLLlNUIS.
HAS D. SAUNDERS. Cv vii Engineer having taken his
% abode in the city Of Evansville would respectfully
citizens the portion of Indiana
keutacky Illinois that he is prepared furnish Plans
specifications and Estima Of work of
pertaining profession Water Works, Drainage
z.snd Railways, Turnpike Plank other Roads, the I'm
provement Of Rivers for nAvig alton purpO
Testimonials of ability rem T. B. Wilson ESD, Chief En-
xiueer Salem Railroads Jadge Hughes
of bloomington Ind. George O. Dunn bedord Ind,
D. Wison G ty Engineer Albany, Ind, and H. @,
Moore, ESQ Chief Engineer Of the E. l. and G Strsght
Line Railry ad, b. seen or application. mh20 ly
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TENNEY& sORENs0N.
NvuoT DHAT.ERS IN GkuuEbIEs AND IIuUoR

wHoLEsALE DEALERS GROCEBIEs AND LIQUORS. CORNER
sTs.. EvASsvILLE, IND.
THNHE undersigned have this day formed
M pH rpose of doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
business. Eaving succeeded the business of Messrs As
Aowes purch their stock and made additions make
shall able offer
FOR CASH. any house EvansvilIe city in the
West. r. S. TENSEY,
s. S.SORENSON.
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LAW PARTNErTSHIP.

sAS g. JONES andJAS. E. BLYTHE Attornies at Law,
b Evarsvle, Tndiana have associated themselves
the practice of the Law and will continue to practice
the adjoining counties and in the supreme and
design turning their attention partic
ulary land law In short time they will be prepared
rive minutes abstract of the title to amo
ct in Evausye, its en- rgements. in Lamaseo
with their profession al opinion the title
| ired iFi5-d&Etf
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.Y6PkE0y EED PORTABLE MILL.
ENoR grinding wheat and corn, and all other
q requiring grind ng.
euane old Anchor Brand Boiling Cloths and Betting
all widths. stt =
Our ]. R Monroe is authorized to sell the above
articles Cincinnati prices, including freight
Callat r. Monroes Family Grocery of Oak and
Second streets. ..-..- =.
jel8-tf JAMES BRADFORD & CO.. Cincinnati. o.
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g. Fs. CAMP & co..
Wholesale Dealers in
HATS, CAfH, AND FANCY FURS,
122 STREET. CINtJSNATI,
Have full Stack andare making and recevingf
supplies OF all kinds of
Mems Boys Back. Brown Tan Color. Pearl
SOFT HATS-FTR AND WO IL; - :.
3 Cloth, silk Plush, Glazed
And Fancy Caps, for Men and Boys.
BftFFeE.O ROBES;
WOLF AND FANGY RO BES;
LADIES FANCY EElHS.
HATTERS FURS, TRIMMINGS, ETC. ETC.
FENo VIII ch would call the attention of Dealers and
e Country Merchants before purchasing. pre-
to uperi0r inducements cash prompt time
buyers. (oct3-d&w) O. B. CAMP n co.
CHANGE OF PROPRIETORS.
DRUGS MEDICINES. PAINTS, OILS, &C., &C.
AT WHOLESALE Al RETAIL BY
LEI H & ERLIN
YTSHE undersigned have purchased the entire stock
1 Drugs and Medicines of J. NJ. d. Miller & Co. and
Drug business at the well known
stand eller ~ Farnsley No. IA ater street under
the firm of Leich 6I Verling. l-.-.-.
Charles LEIGH, ofthe firm, hopes he sfaverably
TO the public having been engage in Mr.. Crawford
Bels Store the last five years. Peter Verling, ofthe
.ame firm having been clerng in the present store the
st three wears, fatters himself with having the conf
dence fits old customers.
Weintend keeping on hand large and fresh stock o.
drugs and medicines and hope by this means and by
strictattento businesses by low prices to merit
beraI patronage bothfrom old and new customers.
CHARLES LEIGH.
febo5-ly rsl- - PETER VERBINC.
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a LOUISVILLE.
Velvet, Roya al wilton, Brussels, and
Tapestry Brussels, 3-ply, and other Ingram.
$50 GrtzlrrtF CARPETS.
full complete stock received and sale the
CARPET WA REHoUsE OF
Il L e 81 DU Al LII,
$50 MAIN STREET, oPPoSITE BANK OF KENTUCKY, n
FATISVITIE

Wv have sale of the largest varied
~ of all qualities Of Carpetng from tie
Royal YeVets to the cheapest Ingram Carpet
ing, Including a-4 20
Brussels Stair Carpet5ne; ---..-.-.- r.
81. A twilIed and plain Venetian Carpets;
~F Administer, Tufted and Brussels Rugs;
r. Cruulb Cloths OF all widths and sizes; <
F Stair Rods .alaT -t.l#
Piano Table Covers in mboossed cloth, ets;
All Of which offer the lowest prices ana as low as the
goods purchased OF the eastern
kets Special attention examination OF
stock. BENZ q DUNALLs
es22 d&wtf Main ST., Opposite b "a
W STERN FEED q AG RIOELTU RAJ WARE HOUSE
MILLER. SSE$eSAAE d CO.
HTANUFACTU X EES and Dealers in all kinds of Farm
lil Garden Implements Moving Reapng and fhresh
Ing Machines fielt md Garden Seeds Trees &c. SIG Main
street opposite Bank Louisville, Louisville, KY.
.Sep25LIyw I -. -
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THO VA = n. HKAGHEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT, ztf -ss
94South William 7treet, New York.
EISG longs stabIished with Intensive connection
in the above business. respectfully solfcts consgn-
of kinds of Western PrOdu ce, which wllrceiVe
immediate sad personal attention at Tue lowest possible
scale of charges Particular will be bestowed on
consignments of Tobacco. and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments when required by
J. H. MAGHEE & CO.,
feb2Qtf Evansville, Ind.
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CIfsAs AND TOBACCO STOHEOF
tACnR SCHEuRER. MAIN ST. BET. ISL AND Cd.

JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN ST., BET. Isl AND I'D.
20. Schaener & Sehroeder's old staadl
II RES 'ECFFULLY inform the citizens of Evansville
and Surrounding country. thatI have taken theabove
stand rmined to continue the same business and
will onsantly hand the choicest Havana Cigars,
and Tobacco ofthe bes brands that Eastern mark af
tord: also Snu and Smoking Tobacco Ofall kinds Mer
Ahaum China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and quail
es at lowest cash prices, at Wholesale and Retail
My lengthy experience in the business convinces me
that give general satisfaction, and respectfully
q. solicit share ofpublic patronage tapl If
WpIBBONS.-5e cartons handsome white Bonn't Rbhon
M 3oa pieces Velvet Ribbon assorted widths;
Received this day and ior sale by
JAMES Low & CO..
nov26 d&w 4is Main street. Louisville By.
SGNDRiES
10 q warren's Needles. assorted Plumbers:
z09 dozen mems wiite Linen Cambria Handkerchfs;
100 do adj do
a fancy colored Agate Buttons;
20 black do dat4
JAS. LOW & CO..
nov23-dAw AIS Main ST.. Louisville. Ey.
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IRON RAILING.

fHNE undersigned has the agency for the sale
E beautiful pattern ofIRON RAILING, wi round
wrought rods and figures put in varietV
yes and sizes which will sell Gincinna
FRAIGBT.-l = tt
This railing heaper an substantial than any
kind Those wishing Railing cmetery
yards, for piazzas, will do well to give
call. --a4
Prieesfrom 81 otO 50 so per foot
v23 d&w M. A LAWRENCE. b.
BOARDING AND SALE STA ABLE.
" COOK rented Peter Burk the fine brick sta-
IA second street. between Main and Locust where
will board horses by the day week at the lowest prices
in proportion to the expense of feed.
Also fine young sale ataI times Enquire
je1 COOKS Family Grocery
CO-E'AskTN ERSKEP.
TIT HAVE this day associated with in the Seed and
rieultura implement Business. Mr.. F. s. CARSON and
will continue the business Uneer the style of Grant Car
SON oct29-ly THOMAS GRANT.
Ia. THE CIDER VINEGAR
FyHAT cook the first premium the Nanderbnrgh County
/ tai- - Manufactured by THOS. SNOW DOWN, and
,bere ia I0o barrels the anne kind for sale by
ece11 : i' TENNEY q SoRENS0N.
FINE LUMBER. e--
THE LARGEST SrOCKrIN THE. CITY!
Holm E GLOVER & CO ccrner of Main and seventh
streets Evansville IN would respectfully inform tE
Public that yard and for sale low FOR CASH
Seasoned Pine Lumber embraeir all
qualities theknesse Tongued and Gro0ved Pin
Ash Flooring: and undresed Telling Castings and
shops harms fencing; Pine and Poplar Shingles
&c Can made ordsr the lowest prices Shelving
Doors S4sh blinds Mantle Pieces. Mouldings Frames
Deorsand windows. Bills OF prices forwarded all
may Orders from adistat will receive
uromIsa tten ton fso'z tf J.
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WEE. *. NcGssEW

ATTORNEY AT Lam AND NOTARY PU BLIO.T
Office in the Crescent City Bank'' Building.
w m,25
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3 - III iEasa55ef} - s.slss -..-e. ---.
.''' ''.'''''1.- '1aasfa4 eoZ % e7 s.a-s9s97ss
''s'H %~-s elrgo3 .--eas..-7T-
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Wilkes does not know his customers L But graT
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ADMINISTER TOst,S NOTICE.

NTOTICE that undersigned has
pointed Admin tratrix of the of Patrick Lyon
deceased Vanderbug The estate issuppos
10 be solvent.
novs-wst ELIZ ABErH LYONS. Administrative.
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MUTUAL. FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY
VANOERBURGH COUNTY. IND.

DIRECTORS:
Robert Barres John S. Hopkins, W1l. Heilrnan,
Philip Decker, H. d. Allis, Wm r. Pres
ton, and Win. Baker.
THIS Company is prepared to take risks upon
situate in Town Country within the bounds
OF Of Posey Gibson
Application be made the Secretary
Directors. WM. BAKER. PTsss.
JEREMIAH BENIN. See'ry. oct2Sd1y
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EVANSVILLE. AND NEW HARsEONY TRI-

W. W. SCOTT Master will regularly Evansvil
aud Green River packet and will tinue the trade
the For freight or passage apply on board sp25
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bly, your secessionists, when they look At the
figures, count the cost, and indulge their
sssober second thoughts'' will conclude that
they had better let Hwel enough alone."
Col. Fremont cannot be President unless
constitutionally elected. Kansas cannot be
4 State until admitted. Re-
pubIicans wM submit to the majority; Seces-
sionists must submit to the constitutional au-
thor ~.
! In my former letter was disposed to be
playful, and had no idea of saying anything
offensive. trust that did not. l have
forgotten what wrote. This however, is !
time when political sentiments of all parties
are of an exciting character, Gas is usual IN
Presidential elections,) and itrbecomes all Of
us, however deep an interest we may feel in
the result, to keep COOL Our heads will be
clearer, our judgments less affected by pref
udice, and we may act more intelligently,
honestly, and firmly for the right.
Personally, have s"no axe to grind,"-
never was politician by profession, and have
no ambition that way at this time. This is
my first political correspondence, and is en-
tirely the work of accident. srfA
Very truly your friend,
S. B. W.