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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

NEslY SPRING GOODS.
"a ZEN PRESTON. First street. have
consisting in part Of
Bleaehed and broSn Ntuslin Cannelton Sheetiugs
Red Tiukiugs all qVllitis Plain strip'd and 4ncy
Plain and printed d MINIS; tonades
Plain. dark and goli-mixed Farmers DrilliBg;
. Tweed3i Brown Linen Costing
Shifting Cheeks; Apron Cleeksi
Beaeh'd brown and colef9d Linen Duck
Broadeoths. all eolorsi Diagonal Gas mcres;
CassimeTes, do; Regatta do
satin Is, do.
Super Rich Faueyi Super Madder eoIors;
Blue aad Whit. do Purple;
Blav aad Ora &c; do Pms
Orange Furniture. aew styles.
Rich Faneyi Rich French;
''asaan DRESS Coos STACK
Black Dress silks black and fancy c9ored Muslin AIaeas
and Lusres Plaid cir sEams FRENCH do Beree de hanes
Cheek Ca'a1ries Cap Ribbons, Laees, Edgng
! y STRAW GOODS sc. 81
Fine Leghorn Panama HAS Palm Leaf do Shan Eha
Straw do Germ Braid do black brown and pearl unga
rian NatiO nal and Arts ool do Plain and cob
BOnnets SILK and Lawn DO ,s,,o-,
Ladies Misses Kid and Fnameled Bootees
ard Buskins Mems Goat and Calf Nuaroes and Brdgnns
Children AID Youths do together with ll and comlete
looks and Fly Combs ami all other notions in II line
We respectfully invite all country m CHI nts visiting this
n62S di~ 80 :. - e. KEEN s PRESTON.
a. ASH AND DOORs.-25.Oo G Lights ass'd Sash;
ars ORR. DALzELL co..
2EOLA Es.-I5O bids Plan in fine ice
aT8 ORR. DALzELL CO.
DROCTOR's PEARL STARCH Is boxes of this
Il fayOrlte brand. Just reed and iorsale ~
APPS s. T. GILBERT a. CO., Syc near Water.
6SUNAY B.lGs.-S, COO for sale low close
IA slgnmeut s ~ GtLHEkT & CO.,
~ CANS fresh Baltimore oysters. Whole hslf
H. II II
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PUBLIC SALE
OFMKIN STR EFT. SECOND STREET AMI
HIGH TREET LOTS,

I'M Saturday the 25th day of Apri 1856, look p
" NJ at the Court House door in Evansville
the of Common Pleas of Vanderburgh
behalf the minor heirs and by the direction of ths
adult heirs of the late John Mitchell will proceed sell at
auction the following parcels real estate towLot No
23o Donation Enlargement of Evansville fronting IS fest
Main and running along the Canal IA feet propose
sell tn lot in four parcels each fronting 1854 feet on Main
street and IA feet deep. p 5-4sHer .
AsO-Lot Old Plan of Evansville rs feet front
and deep alley and adjoining
of VIM Baker ESD propose to sell this lot
parcels ofs each and $50 feet deep to the
alley half of the Lot No O4 being
Is square the of Locust and Second Streets
nd wei fttei either for Business OF Residence. =
AIso-Lots and in block Is, 4h enlargemenk,
h street ON double frame house These lots
are so feetlopg and we'll fenced
titles all believed to be good sdeed
heirs and general warrantee deed by the adult
heirs " ill be given.
% Terms sales cash. the resdae at six and twelve
and mortgages with interest and waving
reli eff laws payable the Evansville Branch Bank.
JOHN INGLE. JR., Guardian
Minor and gent for Adult Heirs
rnh7 IDS of John Mitchell.
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NEW YoRK. April %
AUCTION SALES.
VALUAELE LOT an AI,CrENN,

VALUABLE EOE AT AUCTION!
LL sell at puzzle auction, the Court House in
= evansville April 18th 1856 Lot number (6Ol the
Upper Enlargement Evansville situated on the corner
Mulberry and Second This lot from r}
feet deep and is eligible
city. SALE POSITIVE.
lERMS:-One third OF the purchase in
IN one and two with interest secured
by mortgage.
Refer t. Baker Garvin, whose plat of the lot
may be NANCY ROGERS
WooLsxY NELSON, Auetioneers. anlsw
ANlEl'WooLsEN-- HIRAM NELSON
AUCTION ROOMS,
Old Court House Corner Main and Third imme-
liately opposite the Washington Hotel.
AVING leased for term of years fitted UP the
n n above we'll known stand, preparedto
ee-ve for sale at auction private sale all
wares and merchandise; household turniture horses
gles, etc..
Cash advances ma lie sign ments when reuuired
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
and Fri lay ighs. at early gas light.
Ont-doors es Aaesaes of real promptly
We weekly receiving, and have on baud large
and general Assortment of URNtruR consistrg osla
spindle and bannster backs scroll and scolop tops
back ONCE. French, Jenny Lind. ani Bsstle wood
Chairs mahogany and Chairs Elizabeth
caro- dining and breakfast tables light and stands
lounges mirrors hne common an misses befseS
einnati prices.
We have alzo hand great variety ofnotoas iewclry
Volfns accordeons. pocket cutlery, guns whrS
Wholesale or retail. WOOLSEY & NELSON..-
mV9
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RIVER ENTE2ElE.EesENaCz3.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES

WEDNESr ". Arm %.
hosEs NCLFLI.AND. from Louisville to New Orleans
A. l.. SHorTEI,l. from Louisville to New Orleans
ARGANAUr, trcRl Pittshurg Dubuque
ALVIN Al ANS. from St. Lodis to Louisville.
OaEscENT. fronl New Orleans Q Cinei n&li
EAPRESl., from New Orleans 10 Louisville.
j ii. STOCKwEIL. from New ORLEANS to Evansville
HTaIFLYEe. from Louisville to St. Louis,
WESoSA. from Pittsburg Wabash
RAINBOW. from Louisville to Henderson,
. Aunt LEFTY. from Illinois River to Pit:sburg
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NEW SpEsENG GOOpS
> * BBLs No Plaster Paris in store and for sale BY
ssA % mh26 2. II. COOK & SON.


TO BRIDGE BUILDERS AND STONE NASONS. =
FTNHB BOARD Of Commissioners the county
will. at II O'Clock A NJ Thurs lay the NAV
receive and consider ed proposals building
BkiDdE WITH Stone AIUrMESTs Pigeon Creek.
Codys Mill Plans and specifications the proposed work
r be exsnned the Office of the undersigned by persons
DESTROYS Of bidding for said ioh.
mh22-tt william II. WALKER. A.v.C
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~ or The long editorial on Evansville has
crowded out Council Proceedings and other
matters of interest 5s.7 a-Fnaf
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
ARRIVAL OF THE
:9AssH. ILL.
\ r 4 3 I A

New York, April %.
The Arabia arrived at Halifax this morn
ing.
There is an active speculative demand for
cotton and prices are trife higher. Prices
of breadstuffs trifie weaker. Transactions
small. Provisions a shade higher
Money market unchanged; consols for money
quoted at 9515,
The Persia arrived at Liverpool on Satur-
day afternoon.
The steamers news had favorable effect
upon the cotton market, prices higher Es-
timatcd sales of Saturday, 3 ,O007bales at an
advance Of l 1-6. Fair,and middling qualities
have improved most
Breadstuffs unchanged and dull. Corn 28s
Provisions unchanged with a moderate bust
ness doing.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARAao.
New York, 23I.
The Arago, Iavre and Southampton stea-
mer arrived at New York to-day.
Cotton market unchanged, with moderate
demand at previous rates. Sales for two days
$4,000 bales.
Manchester adyiccs are favorable.
-@A HAvEE, April 9Th
Sales of Cotton for the week 4500 bales
Market dull. Receipts of the week $4,000.
New York, 90
Latest from Austria-troops quitting prin-
cipalitieS.
Russia Off ;ially announces friendly rela-
tons with the Allies
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Gbe Dailp SOntual.
THOCAL DEPARI55gEY'5'.

s,,.. CHINA SALE.-We learned last night that
the China Ware, advertised for sale to-day,
p has arrived, and the Sale viii come off at 2 /
o'clock precisely '-' ''7
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-24

OF In all our experience we never saw a
canvass quite 50 densely packed as was the
big tent of Den S:one's Circus night before
last. For hours ticket could only be pur-
chased by taking your place in dense crowd,
fighting up to the ticket wagon, and then fight
ing out again. That done, then it was just
about as difficult to get in the tent. Once in
the procession, there was no backing cut. The
women folks and children sufered-yet hubby
AMI sis must see the circus, if dad and mann
have to suffer for bread and meat the next
month to come But it was worth half to
see that crowd, whether anything else was
worth four bits or not.
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As e<f- We thank Master Willie Watson. Gen
eral News Superintendent Of the T. & c. Rail
road for the very latest dates from Cincinnati
and st. Louis. ss fraz.laE
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= HAUDsrADT .t,ir. llaubstadt is in town pre-
pairing for operations. He proposes to have a
sale Of lIauLstadt lots on the premises about
the middle Of May and another at Cincinnati
toward the last of May. The object of a
sale at Cincinnati will he to invite the atten-
ton OF Cincinnati merchants to this point,
which notwithstanding the hard winter has
made its mark in the way Of building.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-24

VENHE subscriber having received fresh supply Imre
prepared TO furnish the folio wing articles
theun liberal consisting
Corn Crushers Threshfng Machines Corn Shelters
Moving Machine, Corn Drills. ReappC Machines
PIows. all kinds, flaming Mills, @ fiarrows. .Hf g
Cutting Boxes, CaltiFatrrs, Circular Saw,
OK Yokes, Meat Cutters. Log Chains,
Axssand Hoes. Trace Chains. q FAuss' Shovels,
Auies Spades. Days Shoves. LipineOtt's Spades,
Inincetts Grain Shovels Best Cast Steel Forks and zen
Grad assortment OF Garden Implemen 4srf
in orders for Threshng Machines the supply
! wilkhe Iimite to the demand. tr = :
1'ft--1 EhO3iAS. CIR ANT, Main Street
EGA BAGS choice Eastern Rio ooTee ust res;d ner
eSVS steamer TTeedby aF5 2. II, cOOE & son.
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EVANSVILLE TOOL STORE.
SIGN OF THE BIG PLANE.

SIGN OF THE BIG PLANE.
STREET BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND. -
TEE undersigned having largely increased bis stock Of
ID Hardware offers for sale to tbs citizens of
and surrounding Counties extensive assortment OF
Carpenters, Joiner Mllw rights Cabinet and wagon
makers Coopers Masonry Gunsmiths, Blacksmiths and
Butchers constantly hand full stock sfgeneraA
BUILDING WARE
locks laches butts and shutters hinges boIts Screws oasS
goods, cts, nails. glass. sash and paines
AND A TOOLS.
Pocket table Cutlery. Chairs. brushes Bells
Axe, great variety articles usually kept in hardware
....-aua4. Ia,
o62I i- y AUGUSTUS WALDKIRCH. d
"a mafaIsIm SHANKLIN & REILLY.
rrEF[EFNE FLOUR-Choice brands atreduced prices
= by mh27 j: w. q .. HlOksk1.
. "a 75O pieces Silk HandkerchiefsI
200 dozen Madras Cravats;
$50 Shirt Bosoms; rect this day and for sale by
-re JAS. Low & CO..
oct5 AIS Main street. Louisville. Ky.
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MECHANICS. WORKS,
AND 1LACHINE $40
ENNN0N ILLE, IND,
WILLIAM RtlN AZ az

WILL AN BUALf * co, --
q AVGNG purchased Mr.. Henry Sohribers well known
Foundry, would respectfully continu4Ree of the
atron age him, invite the attention all who
xaut Foundry any kind done faclitIss ",
IRE in the bnsnes and viii ali or
d. and cesr asouale We are prepared to manafae
Engines Fire Engn HydrIuc Presses, To-
5aeco Screws Presses Min and Grs Mill Machinery
Budins Bastings Ho rsepewer Tnrashers Corn SheeT5
Lard Kettles Presses Railroad WGlA, Steamboat Re
pairs done. etc. -. ....
stngs every description made order at short notice
Steam Boilers Lard Tanks and all the fixtures belonging
iher
Brass castings of all kinds made to order.
All orders may b. addr ssed to NM. BOZ LIE 4 co,
mh2S " ---- Evansville Ind.
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A Nj b OTYP Els
TAKEN AT THE
G. TT -TA1- ER - n MN

- = Az - -A-a - 1N4
and in fitting rooms for taking Ambrotypes.
prepared put the finest style any sized Am
brotypes one-ninth one-half size The Ambro
far superior to the DagusTreoype In tone and beauty
the Duguerret plate and
ght. We also pictures at sitting
positive and negative picture and when held to the Light
is The Ambrotypes durable.
being when finished entirely and water tight and
be tax in all kind OF W Gather - =
Time for adults cor ting from 10 to 80 seconds chiidrsA
p s.-Daguerreotypes taken in the different styl
fell W, W. PILESFOE,
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THE GREAT REMEDY,
v. H. Smith & Co.'s
FEVER IND r AGUE CURE,
JEFFERSON STREET.. OPPOSITE OWEN
LOUISVILLE, KY.

LOUISVILLE, hZ.
fHFE 5prieors of this preparation have been
induce by success uneeasing de-
it Nth. to fit up, heavy esab,
for alo and they now prepaI
fill all orders with dispatch of the globe. 1t
usually the anything in tho
putting all ask is give il :. far trial. We
could publish hundreds of certificates aud letters regard to
cacy voluntarily by those whom has
lieved; that which may be called home
testimony sufficient. Cases of twelve eighteen
tly relieved by this ed
iene all the usual edie had failed We do not offer
il as cure everything but for Fever and Ag Chills
Night yeats Debility do end it
certain remedy may be given to fan with perfect
~ it EOhing but what is purely able,
siren gthening and migrating to the system
Re Price 81 per bottle-S7 so per dozen.
Jefferson street. between Third and Fourth oppo-
site-,J weR' Hotel s- ". H. SMITH & co.
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FAR VI FUR NALEs
fENHE dersigned having determined to move Cafor-
MIA for sale tie Farm which he resides.
ad leading from Evansville to Mt Vernon
in Perry Township containing 26 Said land il
prised three tracts all we'll mrroved and supplied with
the best and in healthy the county Of Wander
Wishing purchase part the whole of
Farm will the by application to the under
signei pom the premises. Title indispntahle -
apI0-Iwd3mw THOMAS hNlHHT.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TO ROATMEN

oz / HAVE opened. on the cor ~ --T71T1TIfa
-IlAL 20 per of Canal aud Main streets ~z=lssss
-ssS5l e. BOAT STORE FAsIlI.Y GROCERY fsiTb-
- lishment. whore will be Or pared az all times
to supply Cana and Ohio BostS aud families with
tice they iced in the way Of Stores ~ -
Ca9al Boatsmen particularly requested remember
my place. mhl3-2tw%H JOHN FARRELL.
1855. NEW SPRING GOODS. 1850
CS received in sire fresh lot OF Spring Style Goeds
81 which we are preparedto dsnose at the lowest figures
We shall continue all tie
rect from the importers hone y our
strict atten ton the wshts he merchants
share ct their patronage. j. @. JEWELL & Co..
mhl3-u Corner Vine and FIRST streets
60 BRLS No. Plaster Paris in for sale by
AsA % mh26 2. II. COOK e SON.
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6SUNDRiES.-
- 1875 Bonnet Ribbons and han dsome Styles
100 do styles Dress Trimmings
$50 doz Cambria Cravats assorted qualities;
IS pieces super twill'd French Black Cloth;
20 cartoons Silk Velvet Ribbon. diHer, mt widths;
30 Parasos, assorted styles. pcs Satin de Chine;
so dog Tuck CoInbs, rs doz India Rubber Pun Combs
dox Horn do. $50 gro Metal Vest Buttons;
100 gro metal Buttons; Pan rec'd
this day and for sale by j AS LOW ~ CO.,
AIS Main street, Louisville KY.
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thereby certify that during the sided with
my family Fl tn street. near Broadway IN Of Lon
isYe KY myself and three of my aiict
ed with Fever We tried the usual remedies such
as without getting relief, VIII, Smith e. Co.'s
Fever and Age Cure was recommended to me- and com
meme using and in days all relieved
reeomend it acerain safe speedy
distressing disease regard il the best medicine
for the disease eve offered to the public
Gwen under my this 22d day October. 1855 Louis
Vile L y. bHze s-- s454ae- .5s W. A. LGfLE.
Personally appeared before the undersigned W. A Iye,
and that the forth in the
all Given under md this 22d day
October, 1855 ....- Jos. CT EAiENTS- j. p j @.
For salem Evansville, at Wholesale retail. by
~ rs s17a-f KELLER. FARNSLY & CO.,
dee3- ends .-f.-s Druggists. Nam street.
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Buckets; 20 doz wash tnb in aud for sale
eHE by apl4 z. H COOK & SON.
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RrAp THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES.

LONDON, Laurel CO., Ky. Nov. ]. 1855.
NvssRs H. SMITH Co.-Last tn, when visit
Louisville having been afflicted with he Cblls and Fever
weeks finding relief in the various remedies
that took induced give Fever and Ague Cure
days missed the chill and have been i'm
proving think the disease will
on me earnestly this invaluab prepar
to who afflicted with Fever and Ague
ChiIls. Yours truly JOHN A. CANAAN
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THE woRN NIEDICsNE,

STs.-5 cases solid black English Prints. si
81 do black and white reed the day
snd 70 ells r. JAS. Low e. Co.
nh29-d&E +iS Main street. Lou'srllle, ny.
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cow FEED
TO.OOeARs. l shi dp. n just reed and for sal
anil hERSHBERGER & CARSON.

WTE=TIN- case plaid 0iarseilles vestng this
VI day and f sale by JAS l4ON d. CO..
mh29-d&w 4lS Main street, Louisville n.y.
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ON 1,1IAh.TI

NA BBLS n. o. MoIasses; 20 half bbis n. MoIasse
apIs :" "AS'' Guy P''1s Ia r. III. COOK SON
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: :. :
VA E, the undersigned have formed Copartnership.
SF under the and style of MUSsEI.N Co, for
the of carrayng and doing general tobacco
business We hope from experience
Tobacco Manufacturers receive from the public hare OF
patronage We the No. % Third
and River where will be pleased to
friends and We pepge ourselves give entire
sal sfactien in all Tobacco manufactured by US
- BIRCH MUSSELMAN.
an3-2m -asaz4 ANDREW J. MUSSELMAN.
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: @sa5 80 s--4-, e'.s, -fe ~ l4as
a % ~ ~ sale at wholesale retail by
apis H. II COOK SON.
As5ASo e1.cd t.e Tongues ertved ~
q AnU apis eeesss H. Ii. coo & SON.
eDSH apis z. H. OK SON.
DAES. aEOSAg4Elss 4 E4EiNgss,
AVE- formed partnership for the practice OF medicine
and surgery. the city Evansville and surround
ing country ofhes Third the Court
House. apI4-1y
FHNE sugar dried beef in the city had
a. very low apIt IIERSHBERGER CARSON.
CD x KEGS @ soda 10 bxs @ Soda in III papers;
1s - ? 5bls Alum 10 10 genuine Cas+eeI SOAP;
10 bxs Indigo 10 lbs each bLl OemT hOr;
bbls sulphur; do Bp. Salts
box Tartare Acid; cases b Luster;
easlx double ro6n eds al ratus; Dbl Gloves; F-
case Nutmegsi reed this day and for sale by -
APPS IL Il d. HEIMANN.
n AIDES STRINts tiOOnS.-some of the and
ppers gaitrs. kins ught
this for these aid all other good things in line
apI2 - $3.50 HENDRICKS NcREA.
dNI.Ass FkAsKs &c boxes quart mt and hf-rint just
APPS s. e. GILBERT & CO., Syc near Water.
TaNOB NCCO-25 boxes. sd sizes and qualities from 1z
& per ID, lust re- d for sale by
ans 5 r. GILBERT. & co .. Syc near Water.
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PICKLES "A correspondent alludes to tho
fact that the season of the year. has ar.
rived when almost every housewife 10
busily employed in replenishing her an.
nual store of pickles, and desires our
opinion on their value in dietetic point
of view.
Certainly no one considers pickles, as we
usually meet with them on our tables, as ar.
ticles of food-they can be viewed in no
other light than as exciters of the appetite,
or as means of imparting an additional fla.
vor TO the more substantial viands of which
the meal is composed. ~t 41g9 si
The articles generally selected for pick
ling, are unripe vegetable substances, and
those of the more indigestible class; as for
instance, immature cucumbers, or melons,
peppers and the like. Whatever principle
in any degree soluble by the stomach these
may contain, previous to their conversion
into pickles, they are completely destroyed
by the latter process hence, when served
at table, pickle consists simply of an indi.
gestiblc sponge saturated with vinegar.
A moderate quantity of vinegar, it is true,
is by no means an unwholesome addition
to many articles of food When made use
Of, ho~eyer,in the form of pickles, its whole.
someness is materially destroyed, as we'll
by the indigestible mass with which it is
combined as by the spices by which it is
highly favored. These, besides disorder
ing the stomach Of themselves, are very apt
to produce Fictitious appetite, or to pro
long the desire for food after the natural ap:
petite has been satisfed-in either case eni
dangering the loading Of the stomach with
quantity of ailment far beyond its powers
of digestion, or the actual wants of the sys-
TEN, Med. Retormer. -.
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charge against pf, and summoned before
the public tribunal, hts friuud and only wit
ness (Mr. Buchanan) to establish 1t, ths
anxious attention of the whole American
people was directed to the testimony which
that witness might render. He promptly
obeyed the call, and testified to what he
knew He could say nothing, and he said
nothing which cast the slightest shade upon
my honor or integrity. What he did say
was the reverse of any implication of me-"
These are enough for me; other men may
pretend that they are greater friends Of my
father than am myself; they have done so,
and they, will for miserable party purposes
do so again. Suffice il that he was my fa-
lber, my partner, and my best friend in life.
never forgave, aud never will forgive, real
injuries and real ireachery 10 him; and il 10
my firm belief that If were to attempt
crusade against all those who were guilty of
wrong and Of injury ID him, should find
my hands most abundantly occupied with
those whose mouihs are now most full of his
name. . make no war upon them, and
if could only see them willing 10 abandon
their wretched hunt afier Office, d, the sx,
pense Of oil principle, and 10 stfiks one blow
for that Union my father so loved that be
gave his life for ii, MUCH Of my rancour 10.
wards them would be appeased.
have thur, my dear sir, with perfect free.
dom and candor, given fod my views and
opinions. You are free 10 use ihern as you
please, publicly or privately. II ~ 5,3
am, very respectfully, &c,ss
sa- Your obedient servant,
i.-. JAMES B. CLAY.
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WrisiaaI poeirp.
For The "Star Of The Nortk.n
OTHER DAYS.

Others may love 10 gain renown g.apt
. And court the worlds vain praise;
My greatest bliss | find in this--
To muse of other days. i..i.,,s,. -. J..
Though many round with sweetest sound
The songs Of Joy may raise; l0Ea
Yet once again give me the strain
kheard in olher days. LII -ts
The friends "more new" are not more t,ue,
care NOT for their praise
For dearer far to me are those
Iloved in other. days. ~
And though the lip the smile has worn
In fashions giddy maze
Thoughts unexpressed have filled the breast
With sighs for o,her days.
Buekhorn, COL Co., Pa CLILLIAN.