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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-24

EVANSVILLE TOOL STORE,
Main Street. bcgTT. First and Second.
FIHE undersigned having INST returned from East is
| receiving extensive stock of Hardware, con-
sisting OF all kinds Of
sscChaHIC'S FOOLS
qualiay approved styles OF American
English facture forming most complete and choice
assortment; also.
Building Hardware.
Locks and Tatches Butts md Hinges, Bolts &c. Trim
mings for Furniture. &c
Farming Tools.
Sho7es Spades. ay and Mluure Forks Brar Scythes
Hay an Straw Knives. Grain Seuups, &c,
EEOuscfurni shing Goods,
knives Forks (Auercan Engsh) kinds Tea
Table Spoons Candlesck andLamps Walters Kettles
Pans Coffee Mills, Fire Sets. c.. &.
Pocket Cutlery Gums. Pistols, &c.
always hand; Chains, Uames Saws Axes, Rope Pump
Fixugs &c
Encouraged by liberal patronage of the citizens Of Er
asvlle and vicinity the undersigned has
his stock o Hard and will always keep
possible variety Mechanics Tools Of the quality
well other goods. respect
lilly requested. sep24 A WALDEIRCH.
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a LII kinds Boots and Shoes he store
"a ami fine. We deal exclusively in the Root
Shoe trade. large aud will yot
bar rans ifyou bring tho cash McREA & WELLS.
Foster u na Z.
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CaGAFs ANn ,roRACnn A.Fos oF

JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN ST., BET. 1ST AND I'D.
70. Schaeder q Schroeder's old .taud)
4 RES 'ECTFULLY inform the citizens 3f Evansville
i and surrounding country, th2tI have taken above
stand, determined to continue the business. and
will constantly keep hand tn choices Havana Cigars
and Tobacco ofthe bes brands Eastern mark a
ford; also Snun and Smoking Tobacco ofal kinds Mer
shaun, China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and quail
tiles, at the lowes cash prices Wholesale and Retail
Mylengthy experience in the business convnces me
hat give general satisfaction, and respectfully
solcita share ofpubc patronage. lapln
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ROVs, RNN RANALlN TooL cHts1
CARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE!
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT
Let the AFFLICTED Read and Ponder


infalIible remedy Scrorula Kings evil Rheuna-
tism. Obstinate Curaneous Eruptons. Pimples
tues the Face Blotches Bois Age and Fever
Sore Eyes Ringworm Toter. Scald Head Enlargement
and ain ofthe Bones onts Stubborn Ulcers syphilis
tic Oorier Lunbac0 Spinal Complaints Diseases
arising from inutiaions of Mercury, Imprldenee
Life. or Impurity Of the Blood.
r9 rms great alteratlve meelne and Iurlber OF the
Blood used by the thousands of grateful
all parts the Tinted States who testify daily
kNbe performed by she greatest of all meieines
"OARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia Rheu-
matism. SerOfua Eruptions the Skin liver Disease
Fevers Ulcers Old Sores Affections the Eidneys Disess
the Bones and Joints peeiy put light by using this
great and inestimabls remedy
diseases tho Blood ohiur yet been found
withit. It celusss the Of all
acts gently and efficiently the liver and kidneys
the digestion gives the Stomach
disease or broken down by The OF youh pri
1.-Two vig0r and strenqth.
For the Ladies' ueomparaJy better than all
metics used few doses Of ARTCR'S SPANISH MIX
will remove all ofcowplezion bring the
mantling the cheek give elasticity step and prove
the general health in remarkable degree beyond all
medicines ever heardof.
The large number certificates which have
from Persons from all parts of the United States is the
evidence that thsre is huhug about The hotel
to all add their Testimony wonderful
effects If this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call the Agent and get Circular and Almanac and
the wonderful this truly greatest all medicines
performed.
None genuine uuIess.igned BENNETT & REFERS Propri-
No Pearl street. Richmond Va, whou all
forsu pplies aud Agencies must be addressed.
iatioek & Stodiard. Evansville; Ea1lock G
Parmenter, Priu~et0u; O. IT, Clark, Ninccnues, and by
dealersin medicines generally.
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j. T.. CAMPBELL
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER,
FIRST STREET EETwEES VINE DIVISION
EVANSVILLE. ND.


FIRST STREET EETwEES DIVISION
EVANSVILLE. IND.
MANUFACTURES efeysry description Of Brass Work,
of equal quality If not TO anything mauufae-
keep constantly hand oil globes. stop bibh
friction metal and speitersolder mplete
OF ali other articles usually kert in this line
am also appointed sole agent this city
Jas Thorn rson leather betting These
risbiy when exhiBted Been awarded with the first PIE
MUM Samples Of the be seen at the establish
Every Brass Castings made order
The highest market price paid for copper brassaut
zinc,
mediate attention. dee4
TO MERCHANTS, SHIPPERS, AND OTHERS.
'HE undersigned would that he has finished his
EIYTmOTEE GAVE,
s6e river at the foot Of Vine street lie win at ali
receiving and shipping we'll to all other river business
Ike Tasronare therefore Of the ants shippers
others Of thsoiy and of the interior is solicited
ap3-tf JOHN s. MITCHELL.
John 2. CRISP,
n O z 4 RY PUBI G.
N Buildings will attend to drawing DeedsBfort
ana all other writing entrusted to him. decl7dtf
& THoICF BR 4NUs CT FLoUR.-we have . hands
RruceviIle Mills (extra); Woodberry Mills:
B Basss: or. d DO: G GEs1s CO. a DO:
Which an sell cheap any house in the city
ausia ~ - v1cSERY & JOHNSON.
ROOR MATS AND HUGGs.-
IS doz Do common to fancy Jute n ats;
do do do do Manilla do;
DO Do Fancy Wool do;
sepss '-'''' z. II. COOK & SON.
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NNTHOLEs Ale AND RETAIL GBoG.R AED
de-sgned respectfully inform his rcnd and th public
Evansville aud vicinity that having Pur ha5d the ntr
ofthe partner in Che lQ18 tvl & " Reilly he iu-
tends carry the Grocery and Produce has the Id
stand He embraces is opportunity returning than sfol
paatfavors and intends Hort IN merit atuu
ance of the same. ic2o-1y WILLIAM REILLY.
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THE LARG EST STOCK N THE CITY,
z Ohm =. GLOEEE. & co corner of Main and Seventh
- rses Evansville md would respectfully inform the
Public they yard aud for sale los CASH
complete s0rnCut Of Seasoned Pine Luuher embracing all
qualities thieJuesss. Tangued2nd Gr0ovf Pine and
Ash Flooring Drcs4ct and undressed Ceug Castings AID
Pannes; cen feet sound Common Boards suitable for
sho barns and fencing No Piae and ppor Shingles
o Can have made 70 order at the lOwe prices shelving
Doors, sash Blinds Mantle Pieces MoUdiars Frames
Daoroud -" nGow &c, Bills or prices forwarded 10 81
whomaysHnd for hsn. Orders from adstaues viii receive
mutltscntior feht2 #
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The undersigned will continue the business OF the former
firm OF Geo Co, in the msnufsctore OF Lard OIL
Soap and viii sell at ~helesale and retail the
sane Cincinnati prices warrantinr the articles fully equal
if those Of the Cincinnati market ordeT
Sccond ser2-tf DECKER Il KRAMER.
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APPEAa no VEFE2 f.ADtES

OLD ESTABLISHED FOUNDRY.
EkssAE'X a EKEEs MAN.
EVansviIIe. Ind.
FEE Propretors ofthe CITY Foundry have recently
ted large Teproof huiIdng the he old place
and fully prepared do all kinds OF machine and
hnhng work and everything apperaning the Foundry
Business. Machinery all Kinds and repaired.
we every facility of the best machinery aud kmen
re all work en- trusted TO undivided attention.
We are manufacturing STEAM ENGIN S any power
reguretand ready promptly fill orders for this kind
machinery warranrgour work andsatsfed withTeaonabe
prices. The Foundry Finishing shops Pine
street and Sale Room Main street. Just
where orders will be received.
lau23-tf KRAFT E UEJNAN
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NEWS FOR ALLI

EMTE beg TO inform customers the Ladies
EV particular, that ready show you
the -andest displays, in FANCY STAPLE GoODs
ever before offered in this market We busy
give au description our immense stock. Suffice
that our assortment. Ladies' Dress Goods, French
and English NeTinOs Woollen Plads black Silks
De aiHes Mantlas Shawls the richest French Emhrode-
ries. SILK Bounets Ladies', Misses and Chdrens Shoes
DaDasks and Embroidered Window Curtain Calicoes,
Ginghams Fannels Lnseys Jeans Satihet Domestcs
thousands of other articles
be beat By whether in STYLE quality
still adhere moto''S CHE AND SELL HEAP
C1 at the store Main street the
OF First. sep5 ROSER, BRO. & FREY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-24

ARPER for November; Yankee Notions for Nov;
n Godey's Ladies Book for November
New supply of Hills of Shatemuc by the author Wide
Wide Grid and of bred by Mrs Stove fine stock of Pa
per and Envelopes, just received and fer sale by
oet22 DOBELL & LISTER.
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G.. w. CIV Ms

G.. w. GIVEN
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT,
NO. 81 POydras Street,
New Orleans, La.
R + L R Z C z S -
JAS. G. JONES, Esq, MEssRs. 2. II. Cook & SON.
J. s. MITCHELL. MESsRs GEO. FOSTER & Co.
Evansville, Indiana. aug30-fyd&
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NEW WASHINGTON HOTEl.

TENHE Projectors Of this House removed from the II
lei old stand Main street TO their Hotel nat uni7-
pposte the Court House where aey 10
sccomnoJa their old customers and a others who
dpon them in much supsrierse than orz1eriy
ance same, which shall all sadeevor
Our will be the best the market affords and
charges moderate
dood Stlbll and Wagon Yard Eept foreountry cva.or
ey1o-d&wtf FELE4& 81 HEIDHREGd
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Cn.nanr,NERaElIT. AZ -

WHOLESALE DRY CO DDS HUSINTSS.
FNil undersigned have this daI into partner
= ship uudUr the style of French Ier4Ull.
the Wholesale Dry Goods and Clothing huness, and
thstpurp'se will be glad all their friends old
/ stand OF Johnson French. Evansville. ind.
WN- =. FRENCH.
augIf SYLVESTER T. JERAULD.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-24
FEs0N RAILING

SgNE UNDERLINED tbeazeacy the sale of an
Il tslEtitll pattern Of IBOS RAILING, with round
wrought rods ami figures. put in great variety OF
FIsIGAr.
This railing cheaper and substantial than other
hind in Those wishing Railing enclose
los, yards for pazzas, VIII DO weI to give
csll.
vz}-diw II. \. LAWRENCE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
E-NA ASSURANCE COMPAN1
III Anrlfnrh E,nnnnn.Icr.s-

10 - bI Hartford. connecticut.
---L -OAPIFAL $500. uOO-dH paid an and fR1estet.
THNIS Company witha perpetual charter
Ill 1919, and nsures against loss damage by Fire
Dwelling Houses establishments house
hold furniture and general Also inland In
against perils Losses viii be ibeE
ally adjusted and paid with promptness.
THOMAS K. BRACE, Pres't.
E. G.. RIPLEY, Secretary.
Applications may be made to the subseri
ber who duly authorized receive proposals issue pol
icies favorable Insurance Agency
in the West. A.. c. HALLCCE, Ag't,
eyI1-tf Main street. nearly opposite the Bank.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-24
SEVEN CAR IOAD4 OF GE0OCERIFs,
ELI ERDnS

EUST received by railroad goods of season,
eb suitable for tire fal! trade.
rich Fancy Prints; II cases "a Sattinca;
do ass'd Cassimcres; DO Fancy % Lains:
DO Beh Co. Alparcas p pieces Heh Silk Plains;
10 hz'd Ncttings 10 cartoons Bsh silk Lace
With varltyo ion irezs innings and notions Of
ais ]. =. MAGHEE & co.
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a stock to suit their wishes. NJ A law ftN CE:
s1i. 2I-dkw
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lam OF. SOAP AND CANDLES.

sStEG4R AND COFFfEji.-Prime Eastern Coffee and
oct ~ gar '"7' i'''-'s (" anu PRESTON BROS.
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NEW Stove sTOREy

EAMES SCANTLIN. JR., of the late firm of James
sS Scantin d Son has led Stove and Tin Store
opposite the OLD State Bank where he
keeping large assortment of Stoves
styles. Also Mlnte Crates and Tin Ware wholesale
retail On the best terms Give him call rur-
chasing esewnere- now
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LuMBERI LUMBERu
e. IL EBENNE1g 71E'

respeeullv the citizens of Evans
VILE suCroun din that he keeps
hand large aud fuu assortment Of Pine Lumber
Shjnel Dressed ana Cndresscd ficoring Dressed and I'm
dressed NsathCrl0arding. which
shear cash Orders try collected Yard
Carpenter Fratz L Holman Foundry.
Nipccn the EvansysIl4 &
Cra louisville Railroad DEPOT and prepared
that section with full vsTicty cheap be
bought n Evansville L. L. WATSON, Agent,
jy3-tf Vineennes.
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FINE WALL p! PAPLI33{Ss-prH0!:s TFRY W0R

4 y
NCHMIDT STARK havo gust their establish
~ First street large assortment Of Wall Papers.
gu ties the gded. eomprsin every
thing the beautiful description liz this line They
every thing apperainng upholstery and
sofas &C., superior style. Having enlarged
our accommodate increased business,
prepared 20 receive and show them
Iarre oc nd low prices. ap29-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE!

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
coHzzR LocUsT AND WATER STREETS EVANSVILLE IND
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NEW ARRIVAL.
TCHES AND JE W Ell R Y.

VHTE have Just received stock of Watches and
w Jswery consisting of all the different and beau
tGl styles variety athe lowest Eastern prices an
article warranted represented We would call
special attention 10 large old Silver
Hunting open Watches wb III will sell very
figures Also large lot of Id. Silver, Steel and
spectacle to suit al The public
generally adde's in particular invited cali
and examine our sto x. BITTROLFF & SONS.
MIN. between First . I'D Second streets
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P1sVNCE * GO IS TEEL0DEONS.


divided swell, secured by letters pat
TT .I-astept, May 23d. 1855.
Fl f r n b. this swell. solo passages may
- The played with the full power OF L ;pstru-
ment while is a6ft subduen Here
Neodeons made Prince & Co; will Re fur
rishea with this attach nent without extra charge.
Messrs Prince Co could realize han dS"ne fortune by
dsposing ofghts ot aeurers hut they prefer
it their instruments only be OBJ
tanned by purchasing Of - 49, 49,
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JAMES sOANTLEN. Ill.,.

AS lust received by Railroad lot Bucks Paten
Il e. Cpner Cooking Stoves. improved. 1t an
he fuI stove in ALSO Lotto fancy ENNAME
GRAIEs OF LAIkST ) ~ LES. novlS
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IRISH LINEN S,

LIN ~ Ram "
I a.. G. JONES apdJAS. Z. BLYTHE Atsornies Law,
81 Evansville Indiana have associated themselves
ner in the praoteeo the Law and will continue
IN this and the aoEinE Counties 9nd in the supreme and
District Court. HAey design turning
ulary land law In short time they will prepared to
give in few minutes abstract Of the title
lot in Evansville, its enlargements in Lamasco.
ether with their professional piniOn the tide ifie
sired iv15-dIwtf
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The intetligencer denies the power Of the
President, under the Constitution, to termi-
nate the session of Congress with the consent
of the Senate, as indirectly claimed by the
Union, saying:
" The FIRST article, defining the duties of
Congress, requires ii 10 meet once a year. and
prohibits an adjournment without the consent
of 10th Houses. Ii makes no provision for ex-
ira sessions. The second article, in enumerat-
ing the duties of the President, provides for
extra sessions and the manner of adjourning
such sessions in cases of disagreement between
the two Houses. 1t is not, therefore, de-
batable question whether the President has
the same power in regard to a ocular session
that is conferred upon him in the case Of an
eSt,1 session!
Surprising, however, that the President
has the came rover in both cases, there has
yet been no question Of adjournment before
thepresent Congress, and it is doubtful whether
the House is in a condition to entertain such
proposition.
g In our judgment, whatever may be the de-
cislon az to the actual extent of this power il
must be admitted 10 be one of the last resort
and the people of this country, much as they
may be cut Of patience with the unprecedent-
ed state Of things in the House of Represen-
tatlves, are scarcely prepared for conflict
between two departments of the Government
We are not yet in that state IF anarchy which
justifes even the threat of a resort, n la Crom.
seI', to such an extremity"
The Union opposes, with great earSestness,
the proposition recently started by the new
Democratic Rsrisr, Of Mr. BueI, viz that
the Cincinnati Convention shall formally in
corporate into the Democratic creed the one
term principle with reference to the Presiden-
cy The editor argues that the question of
making the President ineligible to re- election
was deliberately discussed and decided in the
convention that framed the Constitution of
the United States, and that for the Democratic
party to carry out the suggestion of the Re-
ctew, would be to establish 4" higher law"
above the Constitution, at war with its ad-
mitted principle in this matter, &c We also
find in the UntoE an amusing compilation of
DR.. Greeley's prophecies concerning the CON
test for the speakership, commencing with
the opening of the session and terminating on
the 2sth ult., when he confesses lin the Tn
Dune, from which the extracts are taken) that
everything is in fog, and that it is past the
wisdom of man to divine the end thereof. The
burden Of his song was, of course-Banks will
be elected tomorrow, if not sooner.
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IL Jos PRINTINe.-Our friends and patrons
are notified that we are now prepared to execute
every Kind Of JOB PRINTING with despatch and
In the best manner, at prices as low as In any
other Office In Washington. Job Printers are also
notified that we are prepared to do every descrip-
ton Of press-work that oan be executed on double
cylinder and Adams power-presses. So, also,
has the Sta. ofdcea Book Bindery connected with
II, equal in Its capacity to turn out book binding
Of al descriptions to any other In the District Of
Columbia.
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Proceedings Of To-Day.
The Senate was not in session to-day

The Senate was not in session to-day
In the House, after prayer by the Rev Mr.
Cummins-
Mr.. Talbot withdrew his resolution to cleo,
Mr.. Stephens of Ga, Speaker.
Mr.. Smith, of Tenn, moved a plurality res
olution, to take effect after three unsuccess-
full votes for Speaker.
Mr.. Goode moved to lay 1t on the table not
agreed to-yeas 104 nays ITO.
The question recurring on the resolution OF
Mr. Smith, Of Tennessee, it was agreed to
yeas 1l3, nays l04.
Mr.. Orr here withdrew his name from the
contest.
Mr.. Boyce moved to rescind the plurality
rule resolution just adopted.
Mr.. Smith, Of Tenn, moved to lay that mo
tiOn on the table, on which the yeas and nay.
were being taken as we went to press, the
prospect being that it would be laid on the
table.
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in his favor, and the public seem more In

in his favor. and the public seem more In
clined to embrace his views
rather noted person who advertised "love
powders" under the name of DR.. Valpeau,
was arrested yesterday by order of Mayor
Wood. The DR.. in his advertisement, prom
ised on the receipt Of 50, to send TO any part
of the Union, some kind Of powders, which
would make the users fall in love with each
other If man wanted to succeed in his suit
with his sweetheart all he had 10 do was to
put some Of the powder into her food, and 10 |,
she would follow him like his shadow 1t is
unnecessary to say that the thing is an un-
mitigated humbug, and were it not for the
swinde involved, those who bought the pow
ders would have received only what they de-
served. As it is. they will probably succeed
only, in losing their two dollars.
There has not been much change in market
prices since New Year day Beef has gone
up, and come down several times of late. 1t
is, at present, a shade higher than it was last
week; but this will always follow the tempo
rlry non arrival of the regular supplies. Flour
sells at IS to 50 per Dbl. Wheat at about
Sl.S0per bushel. Rye 81 % Corn 50 cents.
Butter rs cents per Id, and eggs IS cents per
dozen. TECUNsEH.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FIRST GRAND ANNUAL BALL
BOOK BINDERS socIEr,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.


TIME MEMBERS OF THE BOOK-BINn
Il ers' society respectfully announce 20 he ~
,ens of Washington and vicinity that their p.
Grand Annual Ball will take place ~ CARUSIs
SALOON, on TUESDAY EVENING. FebrIs,
5th, 1856.
Every exertion will be used on tie pant q "A,
members 20 make this the ball Of the season
Esputa's celebrated band Is engaged for Toe b.
caSiOn
Tickets THREE DOLLARS-admittin :.
tleman and two ladies for which supper With
furnished by the most experienced caterer IN II
District.
Tickets can be obtained at the Music Stores 9,
Mr. George Hilbus and Richard Davis, or q IN,
tnemb T OF the Society.
Positively no Hats. Caps, or Overcoats allcpS
10 be worn or carried In the ball room.
Committee Of Rscsptios-whiter osette
Floor Managers-blue rosette-
COMMITTEE Of Ar dHsemenfs.
VIM ID Tuley, II RobertS,
Jas McGowan Chas p wroe,
John w. Glover Yheo Walmsley,
Gibson, Win NcLane,
Cbas Eckhard, Rosewag,
RH Marcellus, Morris Dubois,
Edwin Jones, VIM II Gorbutt,
T l. Lamb.
feb Pot
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The RECHABIrEs of Portsmouth, Va, have
procession tomorrow afternoon, for the pur-
pose of uniting in paying the last sad tribute
of respect to their fellow members who died
during the fatal epidemic which visited tina.
town last summer. The Rev. Chas A. Davis
formerly of this city, delivers the eulogium on
the occasion. The tents of the Order from Nor
folk will unite in the ceremonies.