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

The cars failed to bring us Indianapolis pa
pers or letters on Saturday night, and we are
without legislative news Col Drew, who
has boon brought home, by the painful event
in his family, informs us, nothing of impor
lance was done on Friday. The Senate con-
tinued the debate upon the rules, and upon
the right of Senator to vote on subjects in
which he had an interest, and without coming
to vote, adjourned till Monday The House
was principally occupied, in adopting resolu-
tions and hearing reports Of Committees
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NEVER TOO LAVs1 TO LEARN.
g5gE AEsB s.EESE:

GCiDE TO An VINO wIsu 10
SPEAK AND WRITE CORRECTLY.
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P'5:s3co Paas-Gsleu, with cGnlsu &c Latin aad
mob words aed Trsses Of frequent occurrence
fsPers revisH periodicals aad boo ci,,r ccntli1-
4ng exaEplesof
ONE 'EEEOUSAND 7EZSTAEES
Qfd2ily ocourrs in Soaking Hr- aad P-onouacia-
non o1t her slth &c lnstr ccnS Writing
Press. AID f9rgss af 1ees tka vlr7ns
NeTzcRuer Aitafatvre 2IL pa-eS boat eo n fzln
Price FIFTI GENTS snd any aress free of Post
such book this has long been wanted by those who
terrain thr wish aa8cd to in tho tide T. IS stahie
al eiasss Te have satent7ey c6nrsI Us Pages
nd it the rest ference for le
yarns Studant che scholar
he " ooasaiel. The altogether uetal and
p5usi1le - FtiLnne.
GARRIrT. DICk Z, FITZGERALD PobIisfers
No. Is Ana Street New-York.
Also for sale by al bookseller
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P. G, O'RILEY & CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
AK Il II g % q III TT s.,
EVANSVILLE, INn.
= - il4I.I'' I = =
HAvIEa fitted up a mammoth

sHzes HAvIEG fitted upa mammoth ssryz,
A5S-s " hlrf Boat, the largest on the l-5F-.sse-s
Ohio River The mossubstantial manner We are pre-
itoaciltaeany basinesseutrusted ourcare, eth
sr by INV EEgs e SEE4Es9&D CT CANAa.
without exposing to the incemency ofthe weather any
and particular attention paid to ReceV
ing Storing and Forwarding and also - the sale any
Produce consigned 10 and all orders prom Dy flcd
P G. 0'RIIEY retcrns his sincere thanks TO his IA.
2roUs friends fOrtbeir former patronage and respect
ia lys0cits acontausnce ofthe same, which will be
duly reciprocated
4 Store Room. wciIsupped, viii he kept for the &c
commod8tiou Of Boats. and their orders caTey He'd.
mh3-G61wTy p. g. 0'RILEY d co
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THE HAZARD POWDER CosgpAYY.
MANCgACrEEEas AYp pEAE.rns "

60 u n ID CD W q @ II :
AVING reduced ter prices rarrosFo with the re-
4 dBced Sl}tPstre continue g1er
6GcWl brands ELCGTHIC INDIAN RIFLE sud KESTUCkY
tiFLrt owr, in kegs and caRisers Also Cor
bastinE UiGP prisin uil fuaiitie
an required by the trade, guaranteed give entire
ltisfaetiea.
f their Powder which now en oves the
highest reputation for than twenty gears Re
tuna ueurpazed bg any other che
tac world
For principal 1caers and of the
Company. No. 50 WAL, cor. Water street. New York.
4. G. HAZARD, President.
4. f. DOUGLASS. Nec'y. ry2S-Gmd
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-26

CET Gov. Hamlin, Of Maine, who resigned
his seat in the U. S. Senate, to become Gov
ernor Of Maine has resigned the GubeTnatorial
chair, and been elected again to the Senate
for long term of six years, from the 4th Of
March next; while the vacancy occasioned by
his own resignation, remains untitled.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-26

CEF Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is con-
stantly increasing its revenue. The receipts
for December last, were $4,000 more than
the corresponding month of 1855, notwith-
standing the unnayigable state of the Ohio
river during most of the month.
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o. Quincy, Illinois, is becoming one of the
largest manufacturing towns on the Mississip-
pi river and is growing with q rsPidity that
equals those towns that are built up 50 magic
ally under the influences of wild speculation
The worth Of her manufactures the las year
was 50, 100000. This is solid basis of pros
perty.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-26

GrCapt Hartstein, officers ard crew, W il
return in the steamer Washington. the Cap
tain having declined tie prefer Of the Eng
lish Government to send them home il Brit
ish frigate. They viii have q public reception
on their arrival in New York.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-26

OF Mr.. Chandler, Senator elected as sue
-cessor to Gen. Cass, is a merchant Of Detroit,
and was candidate for Governor Of MichiganE
in opposition to the present Secretary of the
Interior, Mr.. McClelland in 1852.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-26

~ The committee have reported bill for
the admission of Minnesota, providing for a
CENSUS of the Territory, and allowing her as
many Representatives as her population will
warrant under the present ratio
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.,Ns-sEA.U-gE.lN e . ~. Tl.sE.sN.

WT wrecoiyjne ia winter sto rs Of goods
and invite sithsrl public TO call store
~ street. three doors below An Fosters Block. Our
large stock consists part CLOTHS Cassiaets
Flannes aaEets, Dras silks Cashmeres. Daaes Prints
ShaSls M1-tiHss, Ladies, Misses and Children 3 hoes
Hosiery Gloves. Floor oil Cloths. Carpets. Rags Damask
Sc Hats ans Caps and all other goods usually kept dry
good stores. No tcouble to show goods
oeteI-3Ia JAMES OAKLEY & sON.
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0EF There is proposition to sell the "Her
mtage" to the government for a Branch Mill
tary Academy. The matter will soon b
before Congress.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-26

o. An act has passed the Legislature Of
Missouri, ammendng the constitution, so as to
permit more extensive system OF Banking
than heretofore.
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new GoODS ANo NEyg PRICES,

stH tNKLIS & reilly beg leave call the attention to
- thsir friends and cu'toers their large aud we'll
leeea spring and summer dry goods reed
6uving hepas two weeks comprising of the
sstoess % 10 found in the city which they whole
sale their
SiOw
sists il ofthe folio wnBroad cloths
and tweeas white buH Marsales and
k Yestiggs cosonaaes Oroten cloths and plain anya
Linen Drills ricA CalieOes Of Philip Allen Spragueg
State Mills and other rich printed French and scotch
NETS and Lawns rich printed French Robes plain ssty
striped Breg5s. black coo-ed Grapa Mqnz hite Cash
gcr. plain aas fancy Cnghans rich printed Orzsudies
aud Chail De Lanes white Grape Shas
fancy silk shawl rich sta sals ard sears black
white Lace Canes Noria antique ParaaoIs silk bingham
ttGrellaE Panama. isCbOru Braid
and fancy Rsurots rich Ribbons Hosting Gloves
Pain leafand fancy Fans shoes Carpets and
stair Oil Cloth and printed window blinds. together with
variety Of Trimming snail and fancy goods
/ &C.. &c my1 SHANKLIN & RELY. .
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-26
MARY LAND LOTTERIES
FOR JANUARY, 1857.

n. FRA az Il CO., MANAGERS.
Drawings conducted uader the slprntHicnee OF
Lottery Commissioner.
PRIZES PAID As aG9T As DRAW =.
GsgAEE . IA 81 yE.AED EsgsT''E g2EzE
On the fEa van Il PLAN.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF I'D.
EXTRA CLASS 4,
TO be drawn in Baltimore Nd saturday Jan. 3l-t 1851
10000 sicActs!-1,000 Prizes!
IL these Lotteries everv prize must drawn b. some enc
as ;tEi she prizes dT2wa out OF the wheel.
81 T. Hubbard 3 Co., 4tAJ Tized By the Managers
to lll &ll JrdoIs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-26

10 The Auditor Of Missouri, states that
the census just taken will show that the
State has population of 100000. In 1850
it was 682,9O7 in 1852 722, 81.
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o. Read new Advertisements-Wo for
slle-Swan's Observation-Disclosures sale
Rare Chance for Bargain-Railroad Meet
ing at OwensvilIe, &C.. in to-day's paper.
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o. The London Times estimates the pres
ent population OF Great Britain at 100000
In 1851 it was q ,435, 1875.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-26

OF The receipts Of cotton at all the ports,
from September 1st to Saturday last, amount
ed to 1903, 600 bales, against 1896, 600 bales,
to the same date last year.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-26

o. General Cameron is at Washington re-
-ceiying the warm congratulations Of his
friends
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-26
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
DRx G0ODS Az AUCTEoNi

SUST received and viii sold auction at our Auc
az ton Rooms. regular sale days. large gene
raj Of Dry Goods Notions fancy articles
consisting in part Of Brown aEd Bisaehed shesng and
hiTtings Sstnes Casimeaes Co2tinE FaUnels BLANKETS
Jeaas, HosinE, Gloves, hits. SPOOL Threads Lincys
Jiernes, Shawls. SuspeHdeFs. &c. &c
aLSofh}cs and Pocket Cutlery JcwelTy and Watches
Cloths and Hr Brushes fancy Scans Razors Pins Needles.
Aac0FGeoas and great variety of fancy
Gus % mention. WO0LSEY & ELSON.
Doyl Aucti0ueers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-26

Ce- The police courts were quite uninter-
esting on Saturday, that day Of the week usu-
ally being one of brisk business. There were
two attempts at burglary on Friday night,
but no particulars have transpired, except that
the villains did not succeed in their designs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-26
AUCTION SALES.

AUCIEONEHFls. COMMISSION MFRCHANTS,
and Real Estate Brokers,
SEAYING leased for atern Of years and fitted the
z Old Court House. OF Main and Third streets
arc no pe?2redto receive for sale at adction prvate
ale all kinds fgoods and merchandise household
turnlture- horses, huFgies, etc.
C9sh dvances made oneonsi guToen when required
REGULAR sales every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday,
97'cloek 4. NJ Also Tuesday, Wednesday
and Friday lights, st early Easlight.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The first onday of every rlenth at 10 O'Clock A. n.
Having provided ourselves with large HAP the City Of
Granville containing s the recent EnarCerezts and be-
eyicg VIII BE Tor te interest concerned We have
SET APART the trst Mo -5ay of Every month
Real Estate, auction. al those wishing ars redes-
IT,; hand IN their lists in time give the public d. notice
The patronage of those having Houses Lots
s2ie either AT publ private sale
ed. JyI5 HCOLSEX & NELS on. Auet's.
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AfsETEssED Pz1vsECI

WHOsE SANDS oy LIFE
EAVE nearly ont. discovered while in the Tas,
. = iO'ias, cevFau for Cousutao.ian. Pronchi-
Coughs Coils and general debility This reulaJv
covered ty hiu his only cE--a aaghtorVg given
10 de. Mfisg % do mach good Vosinle he viil
aentto Ech of hetei fellow beings request
recipe With fu for ma kirg i ana sue
il. n" r-Iires each applicant igaose QUE
sliitnghrr cents 70 reformed postage
and the renseaer De applied rayosot
vertiaeraent address, Dir. u JAMES.
deco 3md&~ No. 10 Grand street, jersey CITY X J.
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PzEAE0Nss PAPGAN LOTION,
Or. Elaral Eaantifar.

3 GREAT Cosneee Tor bealti5iz- .ho s;.in and con-
llezion, aad for curing ola2P9d Haads, Face, LPs
Tan. Adub2rD Frackiss, PrmTi.s Scalis, Barns
sure and SAFE for the PjlsoOe washing viii give ia
sect re,ef Alter aae'nE u is very soothing 70 the skin
10 Heaps s hands sof5 White. and for all
The SKIN il viii Ia grea5 remedy Price one
dollar per lotti5.
PhAL0E'S oTAGIC HAIR DYE,
oLe ofthe ver bess Ealrsi Dyeu II ovli It's long use
hos proved ito be beyond oomqa-i5ni bo.sy veTeta
Bile production. atary POSSIBLY he done
i5is easily aPp.tc. Gnd yeu obtain black
Price 81 AMI 81. 81 Ter hox.
Made an ssld by E PHALON st 1877 Broadwa- corner
Dey s aud 81 SroS}wsy S.. Nicboas Hotel y. Y. and
All druggists ad fancy stores thr 5ughout the q s.
E'I;AL0E's CHEMICAL HAIR EXVEGOTs AYGTs
The most oaPlst arBice the Sin gered
the Sable Il hzs stsod the test cf twenty
country and Of the many hua5re1s limitations
have he-G eborr capete with Tor przsrviaz 5rssiug
an5 hslutiV2E tbs fair aad tbs eiear ron
3snrE. etc. Il il eFsielabie
the hair requires. Price 5ec AID 81 per bottle.
dcviv-61cd'Js
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BRILLIANT SCHEME!
GaAXD CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MD.
CLASS c.
To be drawn II Baltimore Md Saturday 29th 1851.
erEEHE
rs Nmmbers--15 Drawn Ballots.

R,SREISa A{E7IV AIS
q ~ sicgact Fancy Prints;
10 30 assorted bieaehed Muslin;
100 pieces rlsin bl ok lawns;
leo 30 half mourning Lawns;
s. do e}szaRt French Robes;
10 do Chaliie le1csC, xtra quaiites
500 do assorted Poutte silk Handkerchief;
so cartoons assorted Ribbons, iuss reed and for
BY hy5 j. &. MAGHEG Z 90
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Markets BY TeIeGrarb.

CINcINS Arg Jan. 81.
Flour, the steamers news depressed the market; Pr-
ces shade lower; Vhisby transactions small; prices
declining at - 10 - Is Ness park, demand good, more
buyers than sellers qA0 ed IT SIS Lard 1900 Kegs sold
"a; closing inactive and dropping; Nothing done ia
bulk meats.
New YORK Ian, 81.
The news by the Persis had Oppressive effect e2us-
ip buyers to withdraw from the uarke Flour dCil and
nominal: Ness pork holders ask advanced bat buy
ers Operate cautiously ri S2i More buy uan s1llers
Lard dull and nominal rs; hisky ditto %: "a
con In fair demand and drn; Cut active at full
prices ga Gf@2E Sugar moderate aud firm; Orleans TO
II: Coffee dali and ina lilo to II; Moasses mod
crate demand and firm.
BALTIioRz, Jan. "a.
The marx cts to-day are entirely unchanged.
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GAYETy Ga Ell

@ SACKS Of Rabbits Prairie Chcte ems and Squirrels
II just rec by Express fTom TIE rrairos o. iaeis 70
sai by 81 ~ FICKERT.
Janis Opposite Branch BANK.
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MN II. RAsINs.-10o whole, half and quarter boxs,
I'VE o just reed and for sale by
tesH 8. z. GILBERT & CO.
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Chicago. august so. 1855.
SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.
CAPITAL PRIZE
s. 5 d o q orr

81 The following Scheme VIII be drawn by S. SWAN &
Co Managers of the EoRT GAINES AcADAMY LOTTERY OF
Gsorsia, and the SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADAMY Lottery
Of Alabama in each of their Lotteries February 1897
CLASS o,
To drawn in the City Mobile, Alabama IN puLlise
SATURDAY. February 18th, 1857. zat
CLASS "a,
To be drawn in the Atlanta Georgia in publIs on
THURSDAY, February 18th. 1857.
CLASS 25
To be drawn the City Atlanta Georgia. public
SATURDAY. February 2sth, 1857. on the
PLAN OF SINGLE NUMRERS!
Three thousand Trio H~Rdred and SIXTY Prirssf
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS!
10000 TICKETS.
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NOTICE TO TAX pAyEYx-

HAVE received the Tax Books. for the coIlecsoD q
a tenth corporate year. for the town a
Lsmssco city You may find Office in Squire Chutes once
Clark street. Office hours from A NJ to P Nj II
my absence, Squire Chute will receive the
iap5-3wd JOHN
Marshal and Collector for the town Of Lanasoo CITY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-26

Whole Tickets so; Halves 3; Quarters $3.50.
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EETIyDDW Cz.sS@.-ss1o and 1oxt2 lust reed ne,
az steamer james God. forsaI- by
deois S. E. GILBERT & CO.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

Rrsrs7 i6 SYN SETS, ............ 10.
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FTENO3ACf,O AND CE(s AIS
z $50 hOxos asr'd Virgins an Kentucky Tobacco
$50 Thousand Csars of various brands hand ana
sale by dec29 r. :. BABG0CF.
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IHLAI4-tUUkIH CUNGKLSS-SECOND SESSION.
WAsHINGFoN, Jan. "a.
The Sergeant alarms Of the House arrived
hate last night from Philadelphia, having in
custody Mr.. Chester, who was taken to the
House in which Simonton is confined. The
latter has declined the application for writ of
habeas corpus to arrest the action of the select
committee under the compulsory testimony
bill
Senator Wilson presented the credentials
Of Mr.. Sumner, Senator elect from Massachu-
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CONGREssIONAL.

" WASHINGTON, Feb. 6, 1867.
SENATE.-on motion of Mr.. Wilson resolu-
ton was adopted directing the committee on
commerce to inquire into the expcdiency of au-
thorizing the Secretary of the Navy to expend
such sums as he may deem necessary, not ex-
ceeding $4,000, for the further exploration of
the La Plata and its tributaries.
Mr.. Fish, from committee on naval affairs, re-
ported back joint resolution authorizing the
scamen engaged in the expedition in search of
DIR. Kane the same rate of pay MS was allowed
the officers and seamen Of the expedition under
Lieut.. De Haven.
The private calendar was then taken up.
The Senate passed the House bill for the relief
of Mary Reside, and seeded from its former
amendment against the allowance of interest.
HousE.-The House is engaged on private
bills.
The House passed seventeen private bills.
Adjourned.
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p1vER Ann MEATHER

PIFTsBUR0H, Feb. 6, noon.-River II feet 6
inches, rising. Weather mild-still thawing.-
Ice moving off quickly. No damage done.
PITTsBUReH, Feb 9th, EVe.-Ice has been
running heavily out of the Allegheny all day.
Broken several miles above. MonongAhely only
broken a short distance above the city, At dam
number one. Some damage done to RATS and
small boats along the shore, but serious loss
occurred. River II feet, stationary.
CISc1xEATI, Feb. @, noon.-W Gather warm and
cloudy. River rising rapidly Licking running
out, full Of heavy masses Of ice.
CTNcINNAII, Feb. 6-eve.-NOt much Ice In
the river now. A gorge is reported above New
Richmond. From thence the Lancaster arrived
to-day, being the first arrival since the break up.
Weather warm aud cloudy. River rising slowly,
POKrsMouTn Feb. 6.-River rose 8 feet last
night. Ice went this morning No damage
here.
ZAxRsynLE, O., Feb, 6th.-Ice moving
Weather very mild and cloudy.
Louisville, Feb 6-noon.-The Gen. Pike IL
reported sunk, lying with her chinneys down.
The j. W. Cheesinan, Yorktown, and MArengo
broke loose from the ChariestoWn landing, and
are now in sight Of the city, in theiee, trying to
land. The gorge here broke loose. River rising
rapidly. No boats injured here. The Eastern
mail, hitheFward bound, in q skiff with 8 men,
went over the falls; presumed to be safe At Port.
land. The Superior whenlast heard from was
running up the Kentucky shore. No boats viii
start ont TODAY
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FOITNDRY=- PROPERTY

For sale or E.ease, In West CoIumBIa, Va.
TIME property working order, having HACK
with Of coke. The buildings so gh BY
lathe.
The property the eentreof Gne
and manufacturing county, with very large trade
active operation.
property viii be leased for Of yearst eehat.
les steady habits and good Character and such
peed apply II any should desire % purchase the pay
Win be made easy, either with without the stock
This property has chartered privilege for manufacturing
Of SG00o0. Should company purchasing, desire IT,
chartered privileges viii be allowed with the property
apis Std tfW SARGENT BROTHER.
ON D0A. Dr. Watsen CaFt's Liniment Tor sale 6y
OO fila BAUGHEINs BUsHfIELD.
b h lsls EAerl OIL for L .ss & pUsnrnp
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S00AN waa selling in Now Orleans .onIthe "a

SUGAR was selling in Now Orleans Onlthe I'd
INST, at 1884 cents, Stocks light.
The high price of New Orleans Sugar win
doubtless induce many, who have not heretofore
Ofen in the habit of doing SO, to go into the
manufacture of tree-sugar and molasses. Sugar
camps that have been standing idle for years
past will be made, this year, to yield to their
utmost We learn that in some places sugar
MAKING operations have already commenced,
ana would remind those of our farmers who
ISe camps, that they should be making prepar-
suons to the same end. They will meet with a
,saay sale, and good prices, for all they can
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TO TmE PUBLIC.

r.b,vs hls day sold to Sressrs Campbell MeDermof
entire wsre'aFn our 'inesFetAanta
an ron. for tie many acts of kindness have re-
,,,ser hands and cordially commend successors
,,,,potee. they Will ever be found prompt
-, attentive to every department of business, and VIII
deserve the patronage of the community.
accounts will run to the 18th instant, and hope our
.,5, will aid US in speedily closing up outstanding
accounts.
The business of the firm will be settled by either of the
partners. and Beatty will be found at the Office for that
' nose. BEATTY 4 co.
rc,..1lns. Oct. sti, 1855.