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Notice
Wa have two hsnd.o NE new Buggiss and nne
Two Horse Carriage, which will 30 SOLD cheap tor
cash If applied for soon. css be seen q ne res
8spee Of lame. Rsnwiek, cor. 4th AZ RIPPLE, ats.
opposite the Court House.
Sept S diff MEN MI1N ~ -gN
IN, a1a F1To,J Broom hla1lss for saleb .,
seels.lla BURAELL, GiLLEr q {
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Dyer,s Healing Embrocasten. ..the
low price al which it 10 sold, brings within 'ne
reach OF every individual in the community.
janis lw Sold BY HINES cLlPpiN1hk'
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No. Ss2-Lot No. Q In block So, on sth ,,,..,
east Of Perry, upon VII oh 10 ersctsd ~. w. one lot
aoa.e' zone story frame house, /. carpenter 'ni
io&, "ui W sold
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W. fafm oil ninety scsss Tie Nj ~ss,p.j riv
~ % Inc line between Scott and Msseesins OrZs. .
snot ai.Aaes below Capt Dodsss ass sssck ~ ~
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ss. hru oflso ssrss In sec 20, Type, X gss
4 coed frame house, reons, we'll, 4 q; priss m.
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s~--L"s' block los, on Brady street; asoo
3l2--Part Of lot block 81, a9,ina "a,
near efsdS street, With afraue dwelling b =" assond
3i3-Weh half Of lot 7block az Win
ling house, Oh Na ilfoad east Of Ro.I iuams dNs.
50 per foot. 'sAls s,rsul;
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isF. farm ofe0 acres In see 9, ~ X East IY
'nitss soutL Of Fsltsn Depot hoass sss Lsss iSsc
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-22
GaansbIlIe 9aitg Soutnal.

TESNEssEE BANKS. Gov. johnson,
in his message to the Legislature, recon-
mends putting the Bank Of Tennessee and
its branches into gradual course of Ii
quidation. He refers 10 the fact that in
the history Of banking within Tennessee
during the last four years ten or twelve
Of the banks baye suspended specie pay
ments- The entire circulation of the
banks Of the State on the 1st Of January
last was about eight millions of dollars !;
the amount Of specie only two millions.
This, he thinks, cannot afford a sound
and uniform currency. lie is against the
continuance Of the stock or free banking
system, and thinks the whole banking
system Of the United States founded in
error. lie renews his recommendation
against the issue Of bank notes Of less
amount than five dollars.
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0TA very preposessias Young girl OF
German descent was carried to the city
hospital in St. Louis, on the Sth instant
as lunalic under the following circum-
stances. Her parents were once persons
ofwealth in Germany, but her father lost
his property last year in speculation.
She resolved not to be a burthen upon
them and determined to einigrate to the
United States, for the purpose earning
her own livelihood. She gathered to-
getherheriitll means, started and reach
ed St. Louis about six months ago. She
lived out a short time-as servant girl,
and upon being thrown out ofa situation,
for some cause or other, she went to a
house on the corner Of Second and Cher
~ streets to board. There she met with
a young man who courted her, and en-
tered into INSTRUMENTAL engagement
with her. By means Of false promises
the rascal succeeded in accomplishing
her ruin and abandoned her. This drove
her mad, and she is, now a lunatic.
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parci.. Assoon as she was seated, she

parel. Assoon as she was seated she
removed her Kids, and diving. into the
recesses Of tiny pocket, brought out a
needle and a bit of thread, after, Uniting
which, with most iextrous manipulation,
she set to f.ork to repair damages, and
very soon spread out the folds OF her robe
as complete and whole as ifno accident
had ever occurred. The materials Of in
dustry were then re.deposited in their
resting-place, and the lady assumed ker
kids, and an attis8de Of fepose. smiling
triumphahtly." -.
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RECREATION IN LABoR.--A New York
paper gives Us an account of tine blend
ing OF amusements and instruction with
labor, which is both novel and very CON-
mendable. Orr. the well known, wood
engraver, who employs large number
of artists in his line Of business, also
employs person to read to them while
they are engaged on their various blocks.
The programme is, first to read the
newspapers; then the current literature
of the day; after which the standard
works are in order. 1t is stated that the
plan is not alone benevolent" but econ
omical. Mr. Orr finds that the salary
phid his reader is more than returned to
to him in the increased Quantities as well
as superior quantity of the works 1t
further puts an end to idle and fuitless
discussion which, the New York paper
very philosophically says, $50 often leads
to quarreling."
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ga STITCH IN TME."-The Boston
Courier says:-"A young lady passenger
in one of the Mount Pleasant cars, day
or two ago, came very near getting the
hats OF the gentlemen, who noticed a
singular and unexpected display OF good
sense and prudence on her part. On en-
tering the car, her dress caught, and was
considerably torn, the rent presenting
very unhandSome appearance in cont
with the exceeding neatness of her az
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New YORK * Eric Railroad.
SPECIAL NOTICE. r.gs
TO TIE TRAVELLING, PUBLIC


c-Buy rtTfi-c-. ~ TicsetstoiNsI:t W YoRK,Bos-
ToS,PHILAogLFHIA, and New England Cities VIA. tis
Route. .''. "a
.S- TwENTY-Two MILES DISTANCE saw
u Thrsugh toc-sv rcr CIte wr;aorf CHANGE
CARS.
- The ONLY ROUTE to NSE York CITY haTi &
WIDE SPACIOUS SALOON CARS!
This Line extends 70 .nunkrs, Buffalo, and Niagara
Fails. with an unhrsken Vide Gu,ge--celnecllng ht
Dahkir< rsy wifaall trains f ieyoiani c neiI-
naf 81. Louis and Chicago on the Lake shUre Rail
knafl. .r.. 10 -.I -...f
TO Bufalo win the Buffalo & Nex York City Rail
Road ma knt direct Connections it'll all tie Steamers
on bake fric rum Gleye md, Toledo aud Detroit, also
with The jahAO AZ Lake linr0a Railroad from Detroit
to chica .ts.-.s. ...l ~ .sI.l ~. f-
NIAs.RN tLLs va CanIndaigla and NIAGARA Falls
Rtiirnad, maxim direct C0nnc ttHs with all Trains on
the 6reat essen Railway, from DctgOii TO chicago,
thus aitrhg the lFy ting puliic uur vailed c ties
Ee5-Bes;on PASS ENGbRp stop ia New lork
any length Of time, and resume their journey without
exta charge. -
- THROUGH TICK ETS s Tor sale in all the prin-
oipai- We sr.1I r tr9ad ctlces. ttf.. =. ~
~ FABE As Low AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
r q. n. SMITH ,Stn1 Agent. .,,iV f...f ..t
'a HOMER RAMSDELL,
Cleveland %, May l5;h, lso5. President.
niy2.'lyd&w So d $50. rf 1i.l t..
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLAgKE'S '"7 ~
(EI.ClR aTEll Frc,,tIE plfJS


Prepare from re-erplon Of Sir james Clarke, ~.
d., Physiisn Extraordinary to the Queen. This in
vtlgle Seiice isui siiing In the ~ All those
paiufu ad dangerous diseases incident TO tire Female
cDtistitu i1n. - 4.H ~ rH.rsl
nOinres All excess. removes all obstrIctons and
nrinCs pl te ffipnriv periods with lritv These
Pills shhui I've u>e'i Two three weeks l.evious TO
confinement; they fortify the consttuton and lessen
the suffering i1r.Dg labor, epahlinhe mother to per-
form her duties with Ssfetv 70 liSrsef I,Ja child.
These PILLS slouh not lie taken l,y fsaeaiss during
the FIRST fiREE MONTHS of Pregnancy as they.
are su.e to- rnso on Miscarriage, but al any other te
In All ess 81 Nervous aud Spinal sItvti6ns rain
in the Ilsgk and Lil ueayness, Fati5iie on SliCht
ENeTtioi. pa nuiop " the Heart LoYuess 20 spiss,
Hysterics, Scs uea iaehe, Whites AMI all the l;nfilI
dise,ses oeslsionel BY dis1rireJ sysem, u,e Pin
viii e,iest xel all other me;Is have fsid, Az
alslough powerful remedy do not contain IRON.
calonlel, aatimOny, or any other minerzi ',r.l
Full dircctioIs accompanying each package. Price
in the Uniie' states and Canada. One Dollar.
S.B.-Sl ,fi and IOs,lge stamps enclosed "a anv
authorized gent, win insure hottie or the III ~ bv
return mail ". W. RIO sEl;Ts, IndianaTolis, -
-f = +. Sre Ageitf1r Indiana
HALL0CK g STODpARD,
ap21 '5,-iyis General Agents, Evansville.
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The MaelAtron.

Bayard Taylor, in his last letter
from the north of Europe, thus describes
fhis marvel of Biographies:
On approaching it we had fair view
Of the last outposts Of the group-the
solid barriers against which the utmost
fury OF the Atlantic dashes in vain.
This side Of Vaeroe lay the large island
of Moskoe, between which and a large
solitary rock in the middle of the strait
dividing them is the locality Of the re-
nownel Mae,strom-nOw, alasl almost
as mythical as the kraaken or great sea
snake of the Norwegian fiords. II is
pity that the geographical illtsions OF
our boyish days don't remlin., You learn
that the noise of Niagara can be- heard
12O miles OIL, and that ''some Indians, in
their canoes, have ventured down it with
safety" Well, one could give up the In
dians without much difficulty, but it is
rather discouraging to step out Of the
Falls depot for the first time and hear
no sound except "Cab, sir? "Flotel ,Sir?'
So of the Maelstrom, denoted on my
school-boy map by great spiral twist,
which suygesed to me tremendous
whirl of the ocean currents, aided by
the information that vessels cannot ap-
proach nearer than seven miles, In Ul-
ney, moreover, there was picture of
luckless bark, half way down the vor-
tex. had been warming my imagina-
tion, as we came up the coast, with Camp
bells sonorOus lines
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and, as we looked over the smooth wa
ter toward Moskoe, felt renewed desise
to make an excursion thither on our re-
turn from the north. But, according to
Captain Rus, and other modern authori
ties which | consulted, { the Maelstrom'
has lost all its terrors and attractions
Under certain conditions of wind and
tide, an eddy is formed in the strait, it is
true. which may be dangerous to small
boats, but the place is by no means so
much dreaded as the Salten Fiord, where
the tide, rushing in, is caught in such
manner as to form lore, as in the Bay
OF Fundy, and frequently proves deStruc-
tive TO the fishing craft 1t is the gen
ersl opinion that some Of the rocks which
formerly made the Maelstrom so terrible
have been worn away, or that some SUBJ
marine CONFUSION has taken place, which
has changed the action OF the waters; it
is impossible to account for sthe reputa-
ton IL once possessed. @ ~ IfLE
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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED By
l.. Y. CARLILE.
Corner OF Main and Water Streets.
TERMs OF sun!caIpTIoY.

sr- The privilege Of yearly advertisers Is limited to
Their own inIne hate business, IN their name; and
all aivescnents for the benefit OF other persons
we'll as legal ADVERTISEMENTS ami aveFt seients Of auc
ton sales, and aliyersenehis with the Nae of other
pers2ns, sent in by them, must be pld TO- AZ tie usual
rates
-B No report resolutions procedures Of any cor
porauon, society, association paic Meeting, and no
communication designed to cll attention to any mat
Der Of limel individual interest en- be inserted u
less paid FOR as IN alycTti sefneut
y No advertisement can he inserted catuitously
or charl,e or other societies, public institutions
conifanies. q.
sH Contracts for yearly advertising viii not be dis
nntinuel unless an orIer % tat effect l. left at the
ice ani when disc0ntinued IN less than yeas- the
Ice ~ the Whole ye,r Will BE- ciargel.
4 tie expense of the atsrleys Orlerng and not delay
ble Tor The legal proces lugs, but coecaole al our
asual time !.
~ Our terms for job Work and transient advertise
nents are CASH.
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JOHN HEALY, .y1t
BOOKSELLER & STATI0NER,
Corner of Main aud Eirst Streets, &C.,
----.-.r z Y nm

EVANSVILLE, ISB,,
EEAS for sale a general assortment of ScToaL
IE CLASSICAL, MEDICAL and MISCEL-sAl
!. BLANX looks. OF Ill. KINDS .
Writing, Letter aud Wrapping Papers; Steel Pens,
Quills, Ink. Pencils, Enyelopes, and Collage and
School Libraries furnished at tie loU-est rates.
r1- Country Merchants anu Teachers are inviael to
call and examine the stock. apl6
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VI. l.. JOHNsON,s
Go and See the Elephant!

q LARGE Elephant can now he' seen, free Of
~ charge, ON Ilin street, doors below SECOND.
We don't mean 10 say that : EMBfCH has become q
specuiator in hIepaIsts hut that be has Just opened
the most grand stock oT Fan and " fcr ID y Hoods-
than he had the pleasure OF showing 10 his Gus
toners and the public generally. They are always
ready ani gdng 70 Show their goods, and they prices
known to he very low, there il te no dlfncUlt
liz being suited Give SAM Inn ell !, sail fssa. "
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,su fRAlLR Q a D., .,s.
SUMMER ,ARRANGEMENT.


HNans after THURSDAY July ID, ,ls-l7, and until
W .urthernotire, the Vail tan will leave
Evansville Il 9o'cocS and % tihuies a. u Nincen-
nes at Il lOP.N. and arrive at Terreilale 9;41 NJ
Connecting With Trains for Indianapolis, Culcinna,
and all ponts East also for trains Gu the Alton road
for Central Illinois, Chicago and the North est-
Passengers dine at Terre Haute-Bagglge checked to
indianapolis. --t.- :,
RETTRNING7-leave Terre Haute at $50 P. NJ; af-
ter the arrvalbf tirS from the lsst and est; Vim
cennes 1T $50 p. NJ anl arrive at so 4: y, - =.
Passengers by ts train arrive at riIcinI Alta l;,
same evening, CleyeiaIg ut 500 next morning instead
Of 2:a0p NJ. 10y former aTrlI,gtfilenf. ~
A MINED Train has been placel en- the road lie
at 6:t0 A a-andaTTiving at Evansville az ie:f0 NJ
Returning leaves Evansville ~ 3l0P Il, and afiv t
yincennes at6:l5 PM, connecting with the o, J. NJ.
Road for Cincinnati ard 81. Louis .aOh .TL -
lE85 c1Hia OBSERVE, nb "a a..li...s,
Passengers arriving ly this train lave over hours
in Evansville for BUSINESS or PILE ssURE.ss. al
Freight Trains North of Ninctnnes Will run as hitli-
to-Ieaving TIRE Iaute for the Southat nj return
ing arrive II TeYTe llaLte at 5;95 p N.
For aiv information through ticets apply NJ the
Companys Transportation Office, head OF Locust street
Evansville. .t' z a.l cD HiW "a -, DO
- Cars run by Indianapolis Tines minutes fas-
WI ''''''' - "''' JJ. DkNTEfs,
-ifi - "a igSupeTinteniert
~ Vincerues Gazette, Princeton Clarion. Suly1in
Democrat, AIt Carmel REGISTER and VT. Vernon adyo-
cate take ont former adveTtsmenta and copy. myl9u
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RAILROADS.
From Evansville to New York In II Hours.
f VIA.
EVANSVILLE q CRAwF0RDsv LIE

slS5a psSvy- = ',sr'ss'' :, = =
si us ~ ~; q (, -. (,
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cNASTP, PEPPER SAUCE, &C., ,-ortrtl d,
~ 81 creu Pepper sauce, assorted sizes;
% 10 Olive Oil; in store ara to arrivery
. sertiT II. II. COOK n son.
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N EoCORMuCK's REAPER AND MOwER.--we
IN are Agents for the sale Of this reiiae Machine;
all Tho wish to labor in the Harvest Field, sheuld
procure one We have samples on hand, which we
shall take pleasure in showing. : l-a5r...ssf u
. y: HORNBRO0K x CO., ia
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BOARDlNC!

-4ttf rattH ra.t'-f aAfl" w.
'fiatis1 aa0sfni ~ a7iiiv ss1ylf ogsiq
.tisf Viauo9 sdf
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-11i y KetcHhna's ,Iower.cA SO i,.i yil
: Gam Edo .hnos -, and Reaper rcomsinei,
and all other articles MANUFACTURED by the above nam
ell WORKS, samples 70 be'seen at tier sfore. I'D
my20 s u. III. COOK & SON. /
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aoEiod binoo EDS boa ;segti1ssI tod
ss;ea oa ssssi ,sdi ,sss&srd oiGyi1g,aS
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s'Round the shores where runie Ciir
Ill L.. 49,. --...-. - IL

AVuLti tIIo ISIS " I4CIc IUIist I@uIvtICu
WhiFles TO death the roaring whale:
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/. v. CURTIS { co..
,sasoe.Yrr. g. Goelrssh. Cartiss 4 iaEus.s
esrvarding and Couaissien Msrshants,
Wsrshouse, opposst. o. Il. depot Davenport ios,
pkALERs IN
Rlaa. "a -wa al Assnsan

wsrshouse opposGts o. Il. depot. Davenport. ios.
pkALERs IN
orsla, Yloas, ssii. Cement. ana all assssip
ssons II Farm rreAuss
a.s solicited ami sttsaa~a u with alspatgh tLs
purrhase sais Of 6rsI Pfsee Ia this and ether
markets
1.s I..intss says ihs s,ossss u sii kisas u
ssgaisand Psos1rc.,
fitss~iossh .dssIs.. .A.as eSsss slssas ~Lss a.
slzsd
special sstshtoL p.ad ~ ..~sissss s.i tog-ssdiss
seots ~ Rail- ssd Charges 81 ssts1sGsi rstss
-kkFkHENCHS-
1.vk GENT, B~nksgs, Dasslpost alatL nav 6sa
rou s Co bank~rs. DAsssrerI AlSkoiss, tAlap1eti \
- tsssksss. psssnporc 0so. W Tin, bAsksr, bsfAlo
isaak u oslssns, Aition Daeh-s. ca ks4k, A. y
rhosaas kempeh.li, ks9 AoshssteEt \. Y. Walter
Wosisit n. Y. siy; tsr1 srsss, commission aser-
Murs. Haich 4 10, Chle@ga " X, VI Ai4ssss, Esx !.
Glicags, Doughty, Wilkinson 90. peashk.Js.s, u
kins 0~ssy .ssasaassisu aesshant, isaassi.le. NJ
June - jtf
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Atnl.sts.
JAMES MORROW.

nsers hts services > such a. his ui esds And ~,
pabiic Ia general, bel sias thai be s.n and vii
give entire satisfaction i all woIs deae ,n N. lien
tal line. tie has been sbxassa ia Df Goodrich, = ~
ocs tor The last 0ueen anihs ald believing thss he
nss sustained his foGuat rsputa asa D-milst, hs
asss for a perttsn oi the patronage oi hia ftiends
sndths pueie Ills seq ar smsas 10 the n~w he -
Of Dentistry and arrangement. 10 h,s one. aud lay.
ofaisfy are such that he prepared b. DO smy
IA ths neniai iiEe, Hts ode oi WORK 70 diuesvn'
from ai others Ia this section Of the snaal, selas
mors eieanty aud arAale. aad ~ilh aofs cs ~.
aft and satisfaction H. the vearsr lilo si put ia
aftincial indsniufes from os" ~ .Ntife EEL
sha 90 al "thef wosk hfieflAshingt ~" b"nalNfs
O0cs and res sn"c vaanm ted nm F8uF4h slt.-t,
second hoass wss ~ Mstn. adjoining " Dot attain
residence.
Any number Of fai,tsae.s gwen iftsqu,rei
Api 2sdu
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Moves, >tOyes, st0scs,
A. WHOLESALE.
"A ~oatd ibsite tbs ctuF.H. - tAvaHpe.H and
w satfaaaiing gaautf1 e, uHf large t--esfmaLt.
thv lhrgestsSer brought tnt io~A ,amopg ~htfh sit
be- faaud ~. fAn,sa.

~ 'hIK"N'Ftf H'NlthE ut" I""A AtAH"UE WhlfI WI
be faaud N. famous
charter Uak Cooking Stove,
whis hai.Hse- The earli tuf - kasatf4Rte 40 "a
fsiiiits
ih- uumsfoss art ei., which staI. .,usts 80
s~rp ga llsnA ii tibG4f7 AS, un Ilt's. sheet
irab, 81 AtRas ba,'d stt hstc.ai ls- Va tssi ta
tstian 49, sAnn"H cptsr bFAy da hi..s tn. cop
Irr trH aud uiaIal e.9tams, rNelH Bt st4.s, NJ
ktais af "tssssi anh Iagsh uasotr tsois 49,,
wairt 'saists aui fstaxs gatets. aad s-sl II
pef,'Ht afafing vita atirr, s,il ..tl ih.ni
ga ear ttH. ts lev e l.aaTht tu .bf,aR
- st +uAs, AnA aa terms sufk.
ftvNoy call nni iapk a. oar sNges @na laara oHr
l.ti''s .Hs. - ihink Fysa siN iarsd 81 iha
fac.
Gtaal nst hsAts IniJ b.,ne .spptted q,
al ume~ witA isb wara, aud favorable lurut. ~
~hai-snis lsAprs.
uli T-as. .s9pssvf. Nt. tseentn tsehsaKy t,t gasls
fatti, aiss attfi,t'as pail g. tease koahag A.d
spouunx. aaa lob work 10 g.s. raj
MlTA Et{SHAa NtLlItN
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I'D n 1onH.
1t should call . blush Of shame and
ind gnation to tho cheeks Of al Ameri-
can citizens to read that Nn. Harriet
Beecher Stowe has been wantonly in.
suited and anaoyed in the streets Of
Rome by q crowd Of her own country.
men. Mrs. Stowe met with series
Of mishaps in the voyage from Mar.
seilles to Rome, and in the latter city
the carriage that conveyed herself and
travelling party, broke down. A cor
respondent Of the Richmond Dispatch
writing from Rome, tells with hu,nor
dreadfully sarcastic, We presume it 10
to be considered:
Here they (M-s. Stowe 4 Co..
were discovered in the gray dawn, BY
q party OF Americans who chanoe.i 10
pass that way Mrs. Stowe formed
the centre OF the group. She was
elevated several feet above the sur
rounding figures, reclining on the top
Of q large brown leather trunk, with
Q illapilsted bandbox under her head
having her feet wrapped in gentle.
mans snutf-colored cloak. Her atti-
tude and position were striking, and
perhaps tie best possible for catching
the first glimpse Of the comet, or max
ing astl onomieal observations. Her
sister, Mrs Perkins, reposed reside
and below her. Two gentlemen, with
crooked hickory sticks, guarded the
Divinities against the attacks of dogs
and the importunities Of the Lazzsro.
nj. One OF the discoverers mischie.
vously encouraged the ours, while an
other addressed the bsggars He Is
sured them they might look upon he
arrival Of the distinguished individual
on the trunk ~ . Godsend, the Sig
norma being famed for generosity 70
every petitioner Of every color. This
information had the instant effect Of
increasing tsniold the number and
importantly Of the beggars, and con-
sequenilv the noise anil excitement Of
the dogs.
The dsstsrds who were guilty OF
such low bred sillainy - this--setting
the dogs AID beggars upon ladies
from their own country who
have the assurance to make procia
nation in the newspapers OF their
own iniAmy, consider thsmssl ves chi
valrous Virginia gentlemen Out
upon them They are dirtier dogs
than the scurvy ours they Missed upon
. lsdy--lower in the scale VI human
i,y than the beggsrs to whom they
lied.
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his old aeas snd many as 4zta.-.sl a.
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