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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-11
now ass ID ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTANT NNOUNCEMENTS

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS
vUN0 all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such
SPEgM AToIRuTA. SEMINAL. WEAKNESS. INrOrESCE.
GVsoRRmEA. GLEEr. SYPHILIS thevce OF vSASIsM
ABUSE. &c. &C
struc;iSn of fr caused ny Sexual the de-
praeteed the unortuate victims vt such d
iAeks have directed their Consulting surgeon
Charitable worthy OF their Medical
GRATIS all thus afflicted apply by letter With
taer 1don Gage occupation. HABITS OF
fe y and in OF poverty and sulerink
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE Oh CnARGE.
,eneyolent estab
shed By special endowment for the relief Of es
distressed AN cted with fruent and Epide Diseases
has surplus of mes which the Directors have
voted expend in Advertising the above notice.
add the Association commands the highest Meg
cal skill the aud will furah the mos. approx.
modern treatment.
Just Publshed By the Association. port Sperma-
torrhosa seminal Weakness the vice Of OaaRisn Mas
turbaoa SeAbuse aat other seAsss of the Sexual
Organs by the Consulting Surgeon which viii he sent by
mall Tin sealed euvelope) CHANGE rccei pt
Of Two STAMPS for postage.
address Or. ESQ. X. CALHOUN. Consulting Sarreou.
Howard Association No South NINTH Street Philade
phia Pa. BY order Of the Directors,
EZRA D. HEARrYELL. President.
GEO. FAIRCHILO. Secretary. fel3-'5iIy
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-11

0TThalbsrg. the great Pianist, will give
concerts in Louisville on the 9th and llth Of
next month. He is travelling under the auspi-
ces Of Strakosch.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-11

NEW YoRK, April l9.-Arrived at Havre
from New Orleans. the Estcrbany, Charter
Oak and Hortense: also Polar Star at Barcelo-
ma.
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EVANSVILLE rOoL STORE.

INA STREET. BETw ZEN fI.sr AND sEcoSp.
usderSaea wosd respectfully iatorn the citizens
OF Eyassye and OF the sarr3andas country. thai he
rseeyg his spring stock OF Tools aud aardwa
generally articles ad PArsiy
ingof
Mechanics Tools,
u the greatest variety aud OF the very best Ay. bein
designs ed sxaius veiy tor retail trade, also
Building Hard ware,
Loeks u.tchel wrought aud Bits. wrought Hinges
Nails Br.ds. Trim for fura.tars. &e.
Garden and Farming implements,
Shove Ssais rAia SCOOP Hoes. IrOa and steel Rakes
Manure An a hay Fsrks. xe.
Pocket aud Table Cutlery,
spoons In great variety SeJrs aud SHEARS Ee Away,
hand. Mill aad Gross Cat saws Ares Platform
scates. Ca.in Pa aai nItares Brass aai Enameei
Kettles &e. &c. eoasiauAucs OF patronage respectfully
solicited. AUu'S WALUkIRCH.
mhkS Mtu street. betweea First and Second
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-11

piCKLRD PORA-A small Lot IN .sers .ns &. sale
BACON HAMS.-ao Canvsasd Hans
- $50 Plain Hams, hand and for sale BY
aplo SAMUEL yICKERY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-11

% = cases Men . black and eoiered Wool Hats;
~ey 80 do 30 do do Fur do;
30 cases BOYS black and colored Hats;
10 do Palm Hats; Is cases Leghorn Hats
do silk 20 cases ass'd
Boanets. only Of stock tots lire
Goods which have ALREADY receiv cd and offer the
public low prices an good terms-please give
at Evansville
mh3 10. JEWELL Il CO..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-11

NEW York April 1O.-The ste .mship City
OF Washington from Liverpool has arrived.
-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-11
NEW SPRING GOODS!

now receiving ct our store. Fosters Block. ist
W street. door below Main south SIDE denrs,
spring Goods consisting IN part OF
shavis MATTHIAS Embroderes. Scarts Dress MS s. Or
srnaies ipzhans DeLsnes Bereees Lawns rrilts ia,
t c,rpe.s Rrse Mastng Floor Oh cloth. Beaehed and
sheetrg Bieacned and Brown sfirtne White goods
81 vhieh we nov of very cheap 1hsntfni for psst
vs invite the citizens Of this community
!. civ us A call and examine our stock OF d.. Short
--sse. nd asick ssles IL ."' ~e"" , ..~
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IN ORDERING TICK Ers OR CERTIFICATES

Enclose the adire for the tickets ordered.
receipt Of which they will be forwarded nrt
Purchasers have tickets ending aay figure they may
designate.
The list of drawn Numbers and prizes Will be
chasers i'm nedia,ely after the drawing.
Pun wall please write their plain aal
give their Post Ohee. County and State.
Remember that every prize is drawn and payable In
full ~itho deduction
ne All prizes Of o. 600 and under pa AFTER
the prizes the usual time thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Prize tickets cashed in other tickets at either
ofice.
E- list numbers that dra from the wheel
with the aountthat each prze entitled to, will be pub
after every the follow ing papers:New
Orleans Dtts. Mobile RegsseI Charleston STANDARD Nail
Vile Democrat. Atlanta inttlfgenerr and New YORK Dag
Book. write your address pla My. snd direct 10
mh26-tf 8. SWAN d CO.. Atlanta. Georgia.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-11

- BON rs Tobacco. all best brands;
I - 50 do Hamburg Cheese;
% bills Nuts 8. Almonds Brazil. Flbert. Psan1ts
TOO small med. and large wrapping Paper,
I60O Lbs Pa b. W. Flour: 0Oo Cubs Skies Cigars;
90 600 Flora do Cabanas Cigars;
$4,000 Rosa de Santiago do. received and for sale BY
feis l. ID. HERMANN.
SHEErINGS.-IobsiesC snnvlton sheetings rec this
- iay and for sale bA mhlI KEEN PRESTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-11
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION!

KCSr received and will bs sold auction. Aue
81 tion Rooms regular sale DAYS large and
OF Goods Notions an1 fancy articles
consisting in part Of Brown and Bsached shsstng and
Shirnss Satnets CA5iueaes Coanys Flaunels Blankes
Jeans. Hosins. Gloves Mits. SPOOL Threads. Lincys
Merines. Shawls, Suspenders. &C.. sc.
Associates aud Pocket Gallery yewelry and Watches
Cloths and Hair Brushes Soaps Pins Needles
Gus to mention. WO0LSEY & NELSON.
novt Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE OF

AUCTION SALE OF
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE.
nNTUESDAY. April 18th. st our sale rooms: corner OF
" Main and Third streets 1t O'Clock precisely We viii
SELL without large lot of Qaesnswae consisting
White French and Gold Band Tea Sets plain
white Tea and dinner Set Chamber Sets aad variety Of
other articles Of Queensware.
ALSO:-An assortment OF ane Glassware consisting OF
Goblets Stem Glasses Beer Mugs Fruit Stands
and Tumolers in great variety. &c.
The Ladies particularly invited call and
these articles and also to attend the sales which Will be
continued from day to dsv until disrosedo of.
.sp9-5t W00LSEY NELSON. Auctioneers.
DANIEL wooLsEr. .d.. HikAN NhLsoN'
AUCIIONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
and Real Estate Brokers,
UUAvING leased for term Of and fitted MP the
Old Court House. Of Main and Third streets We
receive for sale auction private
SALE all kim AM household
furniture, horses, bugsies. etc.. etc.
Cash advances made co gaments when required.
Regular sales Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
so'cloek. A. NJ Also Tuesday. "Wednesday
and Friday lights. 1t carly gaslight.
SALES OF REAL KSTATk.
The frst Monday every month, ct ioo'cloek A. II.
with large Map the City Of
Evansville all the recent Euarsenen, and be-
ieving will be for interest Of all coneerned have
the FIRST Mo uday Of Every month for the sale Of
Real All those wishing sell
ted hand in their Lists time the public due
The patronage Of those having Houses AID Lots Lands
for SALE either sale solicit
ted. jyis wOOLSEY & NELSON. Aues's.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-11

6rThe newly-elected City Council will
meet and be sworn in on Monday night.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-11

Whole Tickets slo; Halves s5; Quarters s9S.
Plan of the Lottery.

Plan of the Lottery.
The Numbers 600. dfpe with tkess
tickets printed
euerced with small tubes and placed ore Wheel
The first 2is prizes similarly printed and eneirlsd
placed in other wheel
wheels revoved. and Number 10 drawn
the wheel NUMBERS and the time prize b drawn
from ether wheel Tbs number aud prime drawn
opened exhibited to the and t the
drawn The operation repeated nnt the prizes drawn
out. |.
succeeding numbers those wing is
be entitled to the Z, approximation przes aceoTeiDg to the
scheme
900 prizes $40 will be determined by the last eEurs
the that draws prize For IL
the Der drawing the o prize ends with No. thsn
all the where the number in will be entitled
$50. the with No 2. then all
whsrs the number ends in will be entitled $20 90
@.
Certsof Packages will he sold ss the following rates.
whiehis the risk:
Certidcatss ofPackase Of 10 Whole tickets go
Hall
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LOST.

LOST.
q BLACK figured silk Mantiila. First street
on the "a inst The find will be literally rewarded
Nv eax tn a. this CT ap4
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-22
$ Too low an estimato.-Ed.

Wo b,yo rocaigod n s,,to,,ort ina mart ,,,-
swer 40 the cali go made I,.t ,ycas rro,n
School District No of F,irG,v showing
that cirbt nersons made t5Go mounds sn,or
and that one of them. Mn II Wheeler. made
goo hounds from one h,ndrcd and silh,-f,e
trces.- st. .flbans Ucssepge,.
,to.sr. rf,lo g. p.,,i...4 r,v.,..c..i
b,,a ,,,Io T'o ,,a., - m
',aod ,a1,.i, s,,.-,. e.l,,, sr.,. .....l
.d
Inc loWn Oh pWoy IN lAis state haas
made 'o'ooo IDS oil maple sugar 'he past
a'as'"
PoNrREr-Elisha Smith, Esq of POM
not mas made upon his farm, thus season,
""iy-"w ht"d'td emit atdy,hrr pon"d' Of s'-
gar. il amy other othnr person in Vermont
has made more than this, wo shall De glad
TO hear irom him. How about Che other sue
gar makers I'M fomret
EDroBs STANDARD :-Seoing the sugar
report in your last paper led INC to ascertain
the amount made by residents in school
/ district No. 1, Woodstock, which find TO bc
+ 1870 lbs.
1850 lbs. were made by Lyman Cobb, SO
'''' VI '''" "''' '''''' i "a, 10" 'ie'''
~ '''''''"'
HhiIo"s fhNpNhh I've have not oN-
NNtteN TO beat tine frUrff ln making manic eu
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-22

Mr.. EDIroR--l noticed in your last paper
a statement that j. G. Robbins, Of Hancock,
VIZ had made the present season 1862 los Of
maple sugar from 225 trees Now as that
Is the largest story by almost half. that /
have seen in Che sugar line, | for one would
like to know in what manner he tapped his
trees, how many spouts he put to a tree, how
deep he bored the holes, dc. If he tapped
them in the usual manner not abusi,g the
trees, he has certainly got sugar place worth
Dragging about. Qurur.
Waitsfeld, May Is, 1857.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-22

The crop Of Vermont was then estimated at
6,34o.3j7 lbs Our estimate above for the
Vermont crop this year is 6 millions, and we
think it is not too high 1t is nearly half of
the maple crop Of the nation returned in 1850,
and oae-eightccah Of the entire sugar crop.
The sugar item, then is a large one in Yer
mont productions. At 10 cents per pound
this years crop amounts to 81 600, 65 10.
The sales have boon from 10 to 25 cents per
pound; comparatively little having been sold,
however. Large as this item is, it might have
been doubled. Probably less than ono-half
of the naples were worked, owing TO a scar
city Of buckets. For some years past the
crop has been light, and the business has re-
ceiyed but little attention.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-22

A WESTERN lows. Hastings, Minnoso-
Ia, was entered as a town site, oct. 20, 1850.
In Dec. 1856 it had 1918 population Early
in 1857 it was Incorporated as a city was
made the county scat of Dakotah county 4;
and two colleges were located there On the
I'd Of May, Hastings had 40 stores hotels,
8 churches schools, public halls, bank
ing houses, 10 lawyers, and 10 physicians.-
Pretty fast for a town only eighteen months
old Prescott, Wisconsin, ON the opposite
bank Of the Mississippi, is about ditto and
both places are hoping for new lift by rail
ways.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-22

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n f. HrqJ Ds1,tobo. nord ,al. o,,'
IN fron rr.r,1J .,.,in,, 1.+ ,,al,. ,,,,'
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General Coss IN Ior5 T.,;,r roioti la' ",
Cl;na.' .tr'. " ''u.' -''i,cl, l''0u'o 90
Britsb Cabinct TLo t,t. ,@,,,t Nv " '..'
dom RAJ hat fbo ,aoro.t 1nai,od ~, i W.
our Goyern,oont ,,,s f.r aa,o,c,I ,, .''',0 ~
ton is erroneous ioip, ar,ocI ;n,or,oi',;,..
was asked ar and I.ciIoJit I,.j.no5 O.n
Government ogrool M co-gnor.,.' ~,
scntation and ioint ,o,nons,rinao az ,L. a.
Lo;c,od ~ J'''' nuns " 'i''g' ana inns Is
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-22
WALKERS MANIFESTO TO TIE pEO-
PIE OF kANSAS.

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who abstain from, H. cvorcisc of tbo rigbt off
.ogr,yo outborigo ,,oso ,.bo do vote I'm art
for tbco i'm tbat coutipoopcv. and the pop-
voters are MS much bound urdor tho law and
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-22


The steamship Asia, from Liverpool, May
% arrived This forenoon, and has seven days
later ncws from Europe.
With the exception of increased discomfort
in the Turkish Priucipalitics, thcrc is little
European ncws.
CntNA.-Le Nod of Brussels says the
French authorities win formally demand
permanent embassy at Pckin and, in case of
refusal, will cndcayor, in concert with the
English forces, 90 penetrate 90 the capital by
votcr and thorc dictate terms TO the Chinese
government.
From Shanghai &c IS stated that band OF
rebels had burned Hollow, i'm the Province
of Kiongsc. and . chops of tea were dastoy-
cd
Tho MANDARIN Governor of Whampoa,
had sentenced three Chinese merchants Co
death, for having carried ON commercial rc-
alion- with the English, contrary TO his come
mands.
The account, of the revolt and slaughter
OF 2O0O Chinese, by Sir James Brooke. at
oamwak arc confirmed
THE HoHnoHs or TINE cooIrE TRADE.
JloNG KoNc. March l3.-rbo Gunorc,
Wardrop, from Swallow, which arrived l3th.
ON her way 90 Havana. with Coolies lcN
swatow llb with 1872 Coolies ON houd.
The following morning the Chinese at-
tackled the watch, voniiug the thitd mate
and @ seaman; bat after about ten minutes
fighting they woto driven below
Thcy then attempted to burn tho ship, by
setting fire to her n three different places
Eleven Coolies were killed., three drowned,
and sixteen wounded.
SrNoAroaer March l9.-.rhc Henrietta
I.r. i.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-22

CuIoAoo, May Little election in ST.
ianls' 9th resulted in a majority of 400 for
the republican candidates for Treasurer and
Marshal Brisbane, democrat, was chosen
Mayor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-22

Mr.. Geo. Ranney, Of 81. Johnsbury. made
the past season 80 lbs. Of thick, nice, maple
honey from 300 gallons Of sap.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-22

ORANGE CouNry TEMPERANCE CoNvrN-
roN.-There will be a Convention of the
Orange County Temperance Society. at the
congregational Church in Bradford. Wednes-
day May 21th, commencing at % o'clock. A.
NJ, aud continuing through the day.
Speakers from abroad may be expected to
address the Convention.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-22

Mr.. WALTos 81 have ascertaincd that
the sugar made this sprihg in the ltb school
district in Middlesex, is 1879 pounds and
in the lst school district, 5000 pounds.
HORACE HOLDEN.
My 5, 1857.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-22

MoNrrEIlER, MAY22, 1851

MONTPELIER, Mayo, 1857
,d,n qe,., then. that "thc Court d.ddcl chat anc-
,t, q NOT under the Constitution ca DE United States,
s.Hsrn" So saws the Tclefopa. And She telegraph
admits this dooiripc. There Vermont Democrat FOR
you.--It Ddichpl7n
Vas. here isa Nuilont Democrat FOR youl Ono who
believes 60 his d-y 30 bow 90 the decisions of Che United
States Courts, and uuc who is disposed 90 abide hy our
national constitution which saws expressly Oat hc d.
risons ot thc United States Supreme Court, 1ll cone
suiuUonal questions shall be Che supreme law ~ Che
lend. We admit the doctrine Of that dcrson, no only
because consider 10 reasonable outhccauso our
duty citizen % regard the laws and conItn"qn "i
our country. We can rctort upon our nOgah1r oI uc
U0ictmqa. and say that-1helr ffpubho1n tor
N0uf lc cares nothing iQr The ncd states Court ot
IT'S decisions thinks It pfofta'r set Thorn a echnncc
This is Che fundamental difference between democrat
and repuhioan--tfa FORMER respects GIG institutions
and Courts OF his couut,thc latter dcludcd hy m-
uaIca idea, IS willing 90 sacrifice ail to mere insanity
Tho TatcAmaH thinks 90 profitable TO pull down the Uni
which Is nstt-B0dord Telegraph.
Our readers viii remember that we put sum
dry questions to the Telegraph, which, Il con-
sidered, would doubtless have led the editor
Of that paper to consult the Constitution
lie does not answer thcm but avoids The real
issue, and attempts to make false one--as
above. 1t is unfortunate for the editor Of the
Telegraph that he docs not read the Constitu-
ton, inasmuch as a glance at that instrument
would save him from such blundcrs as that of
saying that "our national constitution says
expressly that the decisions Of the u. S. SUI
preme Court ON all constitutional questions,
shall be the supreme law of hc land. This
dogma-so fashionable just now among the
lavocrats and dough -mccs-is simply ntlnM
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-22

~ Charles f. Warner has been appoint
ed Pension Agent at Burlington and d. f.
hlodget at Bradford, VI, whittier the aeenc,
at Montpelier has been removed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-09

Partial Deafness and discharges from
the Ear.Dr. Hartley generously offers attend all rer
sons suffering from affections Of the at his oHee go
Broad Eay, n y, without charge until cured thereby prov
ing his unequaed and protecting the deaf from bring
swsndled by paying selfstled ezor5it.ut es in
vance inf cOn Of still ore serious evils b, hermit
ting the arplcston o. dangerous 7es m xper enoed
ADD unskul ands. Dr. Il my here state ne
connection whatever WITH aay peou advertisrg 10 cure
Deafness neither has tf given p the publica.
ton OF certificate purpoulng from him. and
cannot therefore, be responsible for any alarming conse
quenees resulting from rsshness desperation. The loss
OF money may be persons, the de-
PrVetonof Of the important CT the ght 70
be regarded aRdtrested with than ordinary socude
Deafness, noise in The head and all dsagreeab discharges
from the speedily and permanently IeToved without
causing the pain oinconyenence cure in all cases
guaranteed where mslOrnaion does exist Thirteen
years. almost undivided attention to this branch
speel practice has enabled him reduce his TO
such degree Of nd the most confirmed and
obstinate yield BY steady attention the means
prescribed.
The following testimonials are submitted with confidence
They will show al least in what estimation bis profess
qualifications held BY of the NEST distinguished
medical men Of the county.
TESTIMONIALS. ,
tee an have been led 70 form favorable opinion Of his
charHcer, both in proftssC and as q genIle F S,
EProm nv intercourse with DR.. BARTLEY,I have found
~ P ''Hi0H' ~ " E6VALEETINR MOTT, NJ. D."
Reference Of cures.
Mr. Goodwin. 18Th street, near broadway
Mr. william livery, 20 Courtlandt,
M p Berdman, Counselor at Law, 16 City Hall Place,
Ng Dr.. Bell Bel, Dentist. Auburn, my.
MIR seth Paine, Editor, Chicago
Mr. James R. BrHtis, Gas Works, Chicago.
Mrs Hawey. and Mr.. Fred Dean, Springfield Illinois.
Br. B ntrpheDsoR Jack sOHville, Illinois.
Miss Sarah Swaine, NantuCk Ell.
Miss Rebecca d Howard, FaiIhavcn Mass
James Burnett Pleasant Nally, near Pokeepsie, Y
TERMs-For SIS compliance with tn request
large number Of correspondents IN the country, whose
will admit OF visit to New York, d
forward package by Express containing all the
treatment, appliances &c, with ample instructions 10
receipt $40 and the balance when cur ed
hese terms continue for one month only.
We authorised announce FLET~HER ". HoRNeR a
in Kash
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-09
HUTCATE YOUR chill
UREN AZ HOMER
SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

FFORDS facilities for impar-ng thorough practical
II business education TO young men, which not
passed by those IF similar Hstituton the worlC
The OF training is sBty practical and enabe
the students 60 directly rom the SchOorOOm 10 the
Counting house, and assume the responsible due
Of the accountant.
bookkeeping, Commercial Law, COmmercia!
ArIthuelIc, aud Penmanship,
the branches taught
Each Department under he supsrinendance Of gentle
whose alone afford its patrons the hIRhes
guaranty Of success.
For Circular and Catalogue containing particular address
WM. FERREL n CO.. Nashville, Tenn.
iu0e Q-wtanT'5-
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BY TELEGRAPH.


ST. LOUIS, Oct. 8.-The Kansas election is pro
crossing slowly. The Free State men are in com,
plete possession of the polls. 1t is conceded that
PARROT would beat Ransom for Congress. No dis
turoances.
NEW YORK, Oct. s.-The Herald has Calcutta
letter stating that Lucknow had fallen and that all
the Europeans there had been mastered by Nena
Sahib. The relief force under Havelock were OBJ
liged to fall back on Cawapore decmated by chole-
This information was tin private circles
at Calcutta, but was kept from the newspapers by
the Government.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8.-Money tighter.
NEW YORK, Oct. S.-Bowen, McNamee & Co.
have failed. Their assets largely exceed their La
bilities.
WASHINGTON, Oct. NEARLY ten million Uni.
ted States stocks have been sent in for redemption
since September 24th Now falling off rapidly which
is attributed to the comparative in the money
market.
The Navy department has sent out instructions to
The commanders Of the Home Squadron to intercept
armed parties designing to invade Mexico, Nieara-
qua or Costa Rica.