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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-26

a GRAND EMBEzZLEMENT AND STARTLING
DIscLosURE.-We learn with regret that
most embarrassing disclosure was made at the |
Railroad Company on the 18th instant, that
threatens to embarrass and interrupt the pro- |
gress Of the road. At the meeting it was
diyYlged, for the first time, that nearly $780,
600 of the bonds of the Company had been
misappGed by the Company's agent in Lon
don. The bonds were issued three years
ago, and carried by the then President Of the
Company to London for negotiation. Not
succeeding to his wishes at that time, they
were left in the hands Of an agent, the broth
er Of the Chief Engineer of the road, to be
negotiated, under the direction, and on such
terms as should first be approved by the
Company, for iron for the road. 1t appears
this agent, in gross violation of his trust,
used part Of the bonds in the purchase of q
steamship, or some other vessel, for the avow-
ed purpose Of freighting the iron that should
be bought for the Company. This vessel he
chartered to 90 to the Crimea. and she was
lost on the voyage, and as it would appear.
without insurance. When called to an Jac-
count, he alleged the vessel was the Compa
nys, and the loss theirs. What amount of
the bonds were used in this transaction is
not known; or what has become of the bal
ance of them, has not yet been discovered, as
no satisfactory account can be obtained from
him of their disposition. The correspon-
dence with him has been very unsatisfactory.
These facts bad not been made public be-
FORE from hope that by negotiation the bonds
might be recovered; and from conviction that
Ia disclosure would rather defeat than aid
in their recovery The Directors have too,
been baguiled by repeated pledges and promi
ses Of satisfactory adjustment both from the
agent through his brother, the chief engineer of
the road. These promises so often violated,
it is now believed, have been made to delule
the company, and to procrastinate settlement.
A committee Of Stockholders have been ap-
pointed to visit London, and to take proper
measures to recover the bonds, and prosecute
the agent. The work on the road will be sus-
pended until the return Of the committee and
a full knowledge Of the situation Of the bonds
is obtained. Many of the leading stockholders
Icounselled an entire repudiation of the bonds
Others deemed itadvisable to wait and learn
their present condition before taking any def
mite steps. This disaster is one in which we
are as seriously implicated, as the citizens of
Henderson themselves. as their road, is the
one on which we rely for our Southern Line.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-26

HEAVY RoBBERY.-A despatuh from New
York mentions a heavy robbery in that
city. Some fifteen or twenty bonds on the
Illinois Central railroad are among the stolen
property; also a certified check for 81, 400 on
the Judd Linseed and Sperm Oil Company,
and bills receivable of the same company to
the amount of 100000.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-26

0F The citizens of Owensville are deter
mined to have Road through their town to
the Wabash river; and they are taking just
the right steps to accomplish it. They are
determined not to wait the slow movements
of others. They have called meeting and
will open the books for stock, and show that
one days action is worth years talk.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-26

OF The Archbishop Of Paris was perform
ing religious services in the church when as
sassinated. The assassin slipped forward
lifted his cap and plunged knife to his heart
exclaiming "down with the goddess an ex-
preston which he afterwards explained to re-
fer to the doctrine Of Immaculate conception
The Bishop fell to the pavement and instantly
expired.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-26

OF Miles, the man sentenced to the peni-
tertiary for murder at Lafayette, last week,
has been discharged, on the ground that the
indictment was not sufficient to warront a SEN
of the law.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-26

FRAUDFo would cal l.tcGfion tbs public against
fraud daily Nraoosd the in the article Of
Or. J HOSTFrrEES celshrat@d stomach 6ttcrs Since
these celebrated Bitter popular Others have
been making preparations irtte il and IN
haze purcha-ed old bottles sod reasd tasr We would
a0vi7e all persons to bay o. Roa= hut rssrecsa deier
III genuine all covered wish metae cap and the
name it. For sale by
TALEO7K & STODDARO.
dsc3I-dAg W0OESRY & SAWYER.
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On Sunday morning the e5th inst. sALLTF LAWRENCE
adopted daughter "f c. X. ard Eliza T Drew
eleventh year of At aEe.
Her funeral will place from the residence of her
father this morning 20 O'Clock friends aud ae-
qaaiutauces Of the family viii please wthoutturher
notice.
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TEMPLE q. HnvnR

Evansville Temple Honor No nests every Thursday
evening Water street. over Canal Bank.
4. W. PufNTDEXTER. W. c. r.
A. O'EETLLT. ". u.
Beacon Light Social TEN PIE 80 Is every alternate
F rilay evening 90 shore. JOHN HYDE. p. p. I.
{. Il. RI DYAPp T. 2. lan2o sly
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


ORs square. lines less time Goes three times 81;
ore week 81 90; Two weeks - 5e month. I'll three
months 81 49, six mort bs SIC; year.
lasr Advertisements. Cards of SIX lines under - ger
aGaum No charge for marriage, dsath relig
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sg-Tho Eransvlls Assembly Clu1 will bod itspartisa
regularly hereafter ring ssries FRIDAY evenings
Of oaea week No person either y gentleman will Re
admitted wihous cara from the Directors. jan5-a
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RAnE e.iANrI, 80 \ R,HGAEY.

who has the Keus45 wishes ssIat bargain
very h~a farm. in Of the best nsghborhoods
YanderLursh County. enquire Of
IGLEHART & AETEE9,
iaRiG-1w Real Estate agents.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-26

OF People we're passing the Mississippi
freely on the ice at st. Louis on Thursday
last, and the cold weather. it is supposed has
since made it firm enough to support the pas
sage Of teams.
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INTOLERANCE AND PRosCRIPTIeN-A num-
Der Of F0rney Democrats, members Of the
Pennsylvania Legislature, boarding at a
hote! with one Of the Democrats who had
the Independence to vote for Mr. Cameron,
addressed the latter note and requested him
to leave the hotel, as his presence was often
sive to their purer democratic sensibillties and
their ideas of slavish duty to party. The in
dependent democrat replied to them as follows
in the spirit Of free man:
I have received your note of this date, in
reply to which l have to say, that feeling |
have done nothing which, as an independent
Democrat, ought not to have done, am I'M
willing longer to associate with persons who
evince by this note, that they have so little
knowledge Of what is becoming in members
of high and honorable body, and who, on
this account, are not fit associates for gentle
men who can associate on terms of equality.
AS | cannot consent to meet such men on
terms Of equality, it is my intention to leave
"a house of which they are inmates.
SAMUEL MENER.
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rOsy EEE8 JOURNAL.

rDsg TEE JOURNAL
never 'spi'cd tew De fois,
q noel'et tell. '-9ago yen 20 IT'D
But ItbaWttJeTe' yirtu in it
Darn'dif woul3 "a, in mint!
Bat when you 5awk cfdos' Eatypa.
We5ster's roua and takes d=tjts in;
Ded OF 'livets i stamp your feetnrs.
And Jahiz'' tsw. deer little creeturs.
On paper, iron. glass pia5e,
Hen fz yeTr shadde- grre a. fate.
60 NATAL ana to lie.
When yew 70 away twill feel yewr wife.
povz5-dtf TtLE5T0N' 8 Gallery.
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Several Agents wanted for collectors and canvasers
foa popular business through the Il IS employ
uen rCqnring Intelligence, srgwda aaa tact. II
high character for integrity Tho'e possessing the quail
hestons will lsara tn alsYr5ssrs a1lress By appIy ing
the Pellisher fthls raIer
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Noticssin tins Place ten per Iue Insertions
% cents FER lire three to5 90 cents line week. dis
ccupton longertime.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-26

OF A lock of the hair of George Washing
ton is being exhibited by an enterprising Yam
kee, at Patterson NJ J.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-26

A PAINFUL CAsUALTY.-On Saturday morn
ing, SALLIE the interesting adopted daughter
of Gel. Drew of the Pavilion Hotel, while
rompinS with her favorite dog through the
dining hall, in all the joyousness and spor-
tiveness of budding gi-ihood, had her clothes
caught by a heated stove, and before she
was aware of it, her dress was IL flames
Fer screams brought the inmates Of the
house to the room, who found her standing
petrifed with fear, and almost invisible in a
cloud Of flames and smoke. Before the
flames could be smOthered and the fragments
of the burning dress torn from her, shs vac
50 badly burnt, that no hopes are felt of her
recovery. Hundreds who have saen DER the
beautiful and cherished pet Of the Colonei's
family and Of the household, will gr.eve to
learn of the sad accident and her mournful
fate.
She fingered in great torture for four and
twenty honrs, and was relieved from suffering
on Sunday morning. Few, whose departure
from life has been SO early, have awakened
deeper emotions Of grief and sorrow than will
linger around the death Of the beautiful and
gentle SAII.1E.
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Persons vi.aag weed s1gpIie ~ leaving their
Chips for sale ai5n jana
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Coal FOR LoUIsvLLE.-This morning a
train Of cars leaves our depot, loaded with
the Bodiam Mine Coal for Louisville. It is
our first shipment to that city. If the various
railroads will give our coal a passage over
their lines at a reasonable freight, and with
despatch, daily coal train will be sent for
ward from our mines to relieve the wants Of
Louisville. We trust that all the roads in
this dull season, when other freights are scarce,
viii give the Bodiam Company every facility
in their power in this enterprise, in which hui
manity as we'll as gain has an interest
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-26

o. The bill for the reduction OF the tariff
is before the committee Of the whole, where
the rules require the debate to be confined
strictly to the subject under consideration, but
in the present House it is found that few
members can discuss the subject, and they
wander into all sorts of topics IN spite of the
Speakers authority. A correspondent of the
Louisville Journal says;
A decision of the Chairman against speeches
on matters and things in general" was over
ruled, Notwithstanding the rule requires de-
bate to be strictly confined to the immediate
question pending. The niger topic is still
dominant, although nothing new whatever
can be said upon this subject. 1t seems
that gentlemen have a peculiar fondness for
it; for what good can spouting and ranting do?
Sensible men cannot desire a rehash or repro
ducton Of the stump speeches 'let out' dur
ing the late Presidential contest. If but half
the time occupied in Ethiopian oratoriaI dis
cussions were deYolved to the public business.
Congressman would enjoy in q high degree
the respect of the country.
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G. d a e.
TIE E'TsE6;E 9T CDAl az TIE

bS81 : n NlI-sE-@ n.
~ the 1 cents Per bu5-SI
Hanied 20 any part 81 sac ei;y.........,,Io - a. -
Those who desire 60 lay in tsr srPfly le tho
Weather is fn, aad TIE roads good will have their
attended to 6y leaving then the oce of the 3oaiau
siaosunaer tie Telegram oaico. ser Teras
cash JOHN WTECND.
ootzE SecTctar ord Manager.
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NO FAMILY su0UsD eE WETgGTT HOCF-
s4kSG'~ GERM A. sg4i'Zb125.
Children afflicted Nth TIE SHmer Compliant entirely


CFf1dreR dWIcfea s69mer CoH GnIfrelg
cured By them.
CAMD5.E y J =. March H. 1875
Dear SirTtis with pleasure that Inform the
derived the y=Ur German Eitters
NY family. During the greater Of last
years. severely afiiot 4 with the
COsIPLAIsT the worst form which various remedies
prescribed by PhyeiciOn and others used but With
also him the country bat it proved OF Int
Having bottle OF German Bitters in tbs
house. persuaded that. whieh to astonsh
ENTIRELY CURED He continued to tate the Bit
afterwards and became healthy have the
greatest confidence Rters and feel hesitation in
saying thatuO family should he without them
UespectfuIIv JOHN ". PARIS.
To DR.. @. u. Jackson. Plum street, above Second.
Seeadv rtiee1nent. dec3l -d&w
DR.. T. n. CAyAyAUaH--We w9aa call attention to the
gentleman in smother e1luu7p Of which
attention the afflicted The DR. IS old AMI
thoroughly educated physician and has devoted his life TO
ieases he advertises tTest He brings
high d5i0n the etz Of Jack
sonviile hoa.-tCheago Journal Say 18th
For sale in ills city by
dee3l dlw KELLER "a ftSsLfl Il 90.
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Indiana Stock Banks.

The Notes Of the following stock Banks are received
at par al the Crescent City Bank:
mix of the CnrftoI Inai. avette nIIntY Eank Con
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: 2>YE f5.Taksrgssss. SAGE

f virtue order Of the Common Pleas Of
81 aAGeEburEh county, made It's December term. 1886
VIII sl public auction the Count HOUSE Eyans
Eic on the ZtH day February 1857. the following lots
viz lets ~ 70, Il AID II IN block IS, Lauasco y
al OF lots and two Il and p in LiestOE and Locksrls
So was conveyed BY SAID HeRdsn Root
dated January 4th 1885, and recorded in BOOK No page
TERMs;14 cash. 4 months i in niae month and
n one year the day purchaser giving
.c Win approved security bearing interst IRON date s
EDWARD BURTIs, 3.,-.,-,..
JAMS -4ww WN. ATCHEsoN. 5 A5nini'irat0F''
A FsAxsE CszANCE E0m "A 8AE&sAEN;
. have goo assortment of Goods and one Of the
BEST stand n Iosey County. Ind.. both we
wish to sell to some good nlsa. yPly early
3, JAQJESS y co
j. II L ~. " MORGAN,
Ian3-tt As5ignees of AlLFoN sLACkB RN.
Eg00D! y.OOs3u V00D!.!
ASER SoEs wanting GOOD hickory weed lie supplied
jans6 w Main 3. oppos,.s old f.Ek.
z EOMGSY AyD CHgEsz.-
Z 81 Z bushels white lint IIocainJ;
so la psiIne y H. Cheese, reed per railroad
Gale by jana SAM'L VTCKERY
:tANBEHas tEs.s bualels large and one Just reed
y .. 1saz! SAIL YlCEERY.
CITY DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
ne As1 s aats
AR3brotypes,
IErAaasotyPes,
A1osa1eO gTa1El.
R4aiisp Tofyre.
TsNAKEN at this Gallery light darkwith 9. without
q shading. Warranted.
- Gail II ex ne the specimsps
JaaZttf RANDALL Artist
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THE Snow SToRM.-Snow commenced fall
ing bTiskly Saturday afternoon, and before
night there was sufficient quantity on the
ground to make fine sleighing for this latitude.
There is larger depth now than has been
known in this region Of country for many
snowy season throughout the United States,
and there is also reported to be an unusual
depth in many parts of Europe accompanied
with the most intense cold weather. We
hope our pleasure loving citizens will improve
the snow while it lasts, and then have the salts
faction of seeing it "go off with rush., so as
to free the river from ice
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:
& 2ENCT DECEIVED by base imitatious HtGEMAN
aE Ola RK a. CO. = I'm YIN /. COP LIVER OIL never
dltpp0ia ard ten experience has proved eior
60 All others and the only reliable GGNs
s ets great eea spurious oil in the
teTas-d with sal oil, hale &C.. uch care
cannot be taken to procure the Genuine.
Or Oh IS made a. factory il New foundiaod
s'eh tottle has tbs
l,aAS, CAFK i co, :, Thousands 10 ha0 oter
on OF i crof quality aud about giving
nave csen r stored to health - using the CtnuiEs O OF
our manu- aeturs. Sold b1 all las2-SndSg
UhHK 81! 0UH CAN $3.50 lbs Buo4 wheat
IA tIour Jusg res 4 sad fur sale cheap b
JANIS FlCGERY u JOHNSTON
aBIED 3EiE ARD TOzt4UEs.- lbs eAoiee
II y lust rec AID for sale ~
lan2{ yICKERY & JOHNSTON.
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OF We give up our leading column to the
communication of friend who advocates so
earnestly the extension Of our Railroad to At
tica. 1t is subject of paramount impor
tlnce to our city:
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FARES:

Daily Fres Frains leave EvsDsvlle End Tcrro-EaEte
7 ~ NJ, On which local passengers vi u ss taken.
~ FOR Formation tnrough Itch cts aprjy at the
CompAnys Transportation Ofoe head Of EV
ansFliis. 6ec13 j. j. DANIELS. SEpi.
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Blnk OF the Capitol Indi- tayette County Bank, Con
annapolis ncrsyilIe.
Bank OF Elkhart, Elkhart Hs0ser Bank, LCganspDrt.
Bank Of Goshen, Goshen. Huntington County Baak,
gank OF Indiana, Michigan Huntington.
City. Indiana Reserve Bank, at
Bank of Monticello. Mont Kotouso,
cello. Indiana Bank, Madison.
Bank of Mt. Vernon, Mt Indiana Stock BI, Lai orte
Vernon. Indiana Farmers Bank, Sal
Baak Of Paoli,* Paoli. franklin.
Bank Of Rockville Rock Ky Stock Biz Columbus
vile. Lagrange Bank. Lima.
Bank of Salem. Salem. sier. and Mech Bank n
Bank of syracuse, Syracuse. Albany.
Bank Of Warsaw, Warsaw. i. Y. and Va. State Stock
Bloomington Bank Bloom Bank Eran5yiiio-
inGton. Parlo Bauk,+ Rockville
Rockville Ia k, RrookylIe Prairie City Bank* Terre
Cambridge City Bank #Cam- Haute.
bridge. Salem Bank. Salem.
Crescent City Bank Swans ontber anR OF Ddiana,$
Vile Terre Haufe.
Central Bank Indanapo rppecanoe Bank Win
Canal Banks Evansville nimac.
Exchange E&, %Grceucasiie
Farmers Bank, Westned
Those marked thus have complied with the provi-
sions Of the General Banking Law Of 1sJ5.
The Crescent City Bank not purehaee uRcaTreat
Indiana Free Bank money. The notes of Indiana free
Banks are either received at par or no. at ali.
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EsNAKEN at this Gallery. light dark-wtth or without
= shading. Warranted.
81 Cal Ind famine the specimens.
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boz choice Just reed for sale by
decIl S. E. GILBERT & co.
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,
STATE OF INDIANA. 20
9a1terburgh County, o.
Clarence 9 Keats. President and John J Chandler.
Director and SecretTry the vansvile Lirht G
psy. being that the foregoii report
10 the bsst of their kaoHleGrs aad tlief.
JanZJ lots JOIN +. CRISP, Notary Public
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-28
N NASHVILLE:
SATURDAY, FEB. %, 1857.



The GAINESVILLE Js9ersOnian speaks of the
announcemnnt'of Gen. ZolIicoffer as can
didate for reelection as follows
"He makes no reference 10 a convention to
which be is willing to submit his claims, and
we are therefore left to infer that he wishes to
be regarded as candidate without reference
to the decision of any such body. II we IN.
derstand him correctly he appeals directly to
the people and asks reelection"
If it will give the JsfsrsOniGm any salts
faction we will state for its information that
it does not understand the General cor
rectly. BE desires to serve the district in
Congress again, and is a candidate for re-
election. But he has never intended to
disturb the harmonious action of his party,
and if it shall, by means Of convention or
otherwise indicate preference for another,
he will retire from the field. He has
never occupied any other position. The
JsfersOntan may, therefore, cease to trouble
itself about the chances for getting up
row in this congressional district There
will be none. The contest for the nomina-
ton will be but an honorable rivalry
amongst honorable gentlemen, and when
that is over the democratic candidate,
whomsoever he may be, might as well stand
out Of the way.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-28

The Contractor on the Nashville and
-CarksvilIe mail route assures us that he
did not withdraw his stages and substitute
for them horse mail without first obtain.
ing permission from the proper authority;
and that we were in error in alleging that
he had refused to carry the newspaper
mail, which, however, is sent by the river
at his suggestion. He says, furthermore,
that the stage win soon recommence its
regular trips, and all cause of complaint
will then be removed.
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LFxtrnct from the Prsfnce- I
NAPOLEON MEMOIRS.

W. 7. BERRY co. have also on sale
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TIONs OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON. BY Count
De Las Casas. With Portraits and other Illustrations
vols, cloth.
NAP0LEoNs CAMPAIGNS IN EGYPT AND
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With Atlas oils Plates OF the Plans OfBattlss Paris
lslI.
M0NTHOLON'S HISTORY OF THE CAPTIVITY
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NAPoLEON's CONFIDENTIAL CORREsPON-
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LAST DAYS OF NAPOLEON. Memoirs Ofths Last
Two Years oiNapoleons Exile. By Dr.. F. AntommAcchi,
forming Sequel the Journals ofDr Oeara and Count
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MEMOIRS OF THE INVASION OF FRANCE BY
the Allied Armies and Of the Last Months of the Reign
of Napoleon, including his Abdioaton. Written BY COM
mand Of the Emperor By Baron Fan first Secretary Of
the Cabinet. l yol Svo. Witha Map ofthe Campaign Of
lsl4
ABBOTT's LIFE OF NAPOLEON 2vOls.
NAPOLEON IN EXILE. ByoMeara.
NAEOAEON Al 81 HELENA. lFrom the Letters
and Journals Of Sir Hudson Lowell
MEMOIRS OF NAPOLEON. By the Duches D'Abran-
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HAZLuTTs LIFE OF NAPOLEON.
NAPoLEON's MEMOIRS: Evenings with Prince
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NAPOLEON's EXPEDITION TO RUSSIA. By
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THE NAPOLEON DYNASTY. By the Berkeley Men.
With 30 Portraits.
NAPOLEON AND HIS HARsHALs. By HsadIsy.
NAPoLEON's OLD 6UEAD. By Hsadley.
HAPIER's PENINsULAR WAR.
ALIsoNs HISTORY OF EUROPE. With an Atlas
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THEIRS HISTORY OF TEE FRENCH REVOLT
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DANCING.

Mr. GOODWIN respectfully inf1rrs The yOarg Ladies
M and G~nurusn u Nashve snd vicn ity, thai he Wl
opsn SIS Ehooi ga sArCROAY, FEB- 2SfH, AZ o'ooek
A. n. And oe1ck 2 NJ a. ~ ~. =, over seen fiore,
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