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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-09

both may be immortal And what Conederacy"
is!-stretchng j., straight line in States and Ter
ritories from north to south through twenyfo de-
grees Of LATITUDE, and resting the pillars OF its au'
thority and power, in the east and in the west, on
the shores Of the two great oceans Of the wor'a,
covering whole continent embracing every Vare'!
of climate and soil, and holding up and holding fas'
to itself interests Of the most diversified charace,
and the affections Of the reest the proudest and the
most sefreliant people on the globe. The terr "oS
Of the Union now embraces an area OF ., 4io,Vv0
square miles. 1t is ten times as large as Great DIT.
tain and France combned-three times as large 40
the whole of France, Great Britain, Austria Prussia
Spain. Portugal, Belgium, Holland and Denmarh ~
gether and equal in extent to the Roman emP"'
when at the height Of its dominion. Its population"
including the Territories is but eight to the squa's
miles if equal that of Massachusetts to the squa'e
mile it would be 425 O0O, 900; and it equal TO .na'
of Great Britain, it would be 500 100000 It's W."
mage is now greater than that of England, tne 'os
most CONNIE, cial power on the globe; and us Ca
three-fourths of which the products OF oou'le'
sod and slave labor. What vast field is mere ",
cred to agricultural and commercial enterprise aI
to all Varieties Of human industry and human sh"
Who set bounds to the progress the power az" ~
the influence Of such people among the NATIONS v
the earth! s't' r
That was proud expression, worthy to shine 'S
ever on his tomb-"Columbns has given new wo n.
TO the Kingdoms Of CASTLE and Leon That na IA E".
ty monarchy, which once moved in the front Oh . .
ropean States and whose banners flashed ABOVE s"'
thrones of the Incas, the great City OF the 400 ~
and the islands of the Southern sea, now haS,e" th
decay, gluttcd with c0nqnests and cankercu Ais.
gold; but the "new world" which COLUMBUS w.t.
Covered has not yet passed the morning OF its as.
mess and renown What floods Of light vii. G, ss
pense when it reaches it's meridian, we shall no. sr
to see; but the generations destined to CONC "'
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Important from Kansas.

ST.. LOUIS, Feb %.
The Jefferson City correspondent of the
Democrat learns from a passenger from Kan.
sas tonight, that difficulty between Gov
Geary and Sherrard, growing out Of the re.
fusal Of the former to appoint the latter Sheriff
as desired by the Legislature. had a fatal term.
nation.
Sherrard avowed the purpose Of killing
Geary, and meeting tine latter gentleman in
the street spit in his face. Geary did not re-
sent it, but his friends got up an indignation
meeting on Thursday the 10Th. Sherrard
Sheriff Jones and others, attempted to inter
rupt the meeting, and in the aifray Sherrard
shot Mr.. Sheppard, one Of Geary's friends
four times, woundinS him and two others,
when Jones, the Governors Secretary,
shot Sherrard through the head, killing him
instantly. Great excitement prevailed at Lee
compton, and general fight was anticipated.
Geary's residence was guarded by United
States troops.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-27

OF Nexsen of the Shawnee bank last
week gave his detainers at Attica an ingeni-
Gus slip, and made his escape to the East
He was under arrest for obtaining money un-
der false pretenses. and entrusted to the custody
Of keepers, who kept him prisoner in his own
house, on his parole.
1t seems tina. he obtained permission from
his self-constituted guardians, to send his
wife down East. After seeing her safely on
the cars and shedding deluge Of crocodile
tears. and after taking one "long, last, linger-
ering, agonizing look' he tore himself away,
and FASTENED to his desolate home. Grief is
sacred, and the sympathies of his prosecutors
were so touched by his sorrow, that they re-
tired to their homes after watching him to his
door. Nexsen passed in and hastily disguis-
ed himself in an old hat and coat, slipped out
the back way, and in less than five minutes,
owing to his extraordinary powers Of loco
comotion, had overtaken the train. which it
seems, had stopped at water tank, a short
distance above town, and he and his wife
went East together. The wrath of the "vic-
tins" about Attita, is terrible.
The Lafayettee American says, he was a
tool Of designing knaves and he was himself
an innocent in the full sense Of the term
The plan Of his escape was prehaps the great.
est intellectual feat Of his life, and like the fel-
low Of the "miwaculus tie" that Punch tells
Of he doubtless put his whole mind to it.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

The RIVER continued to fall yesterday, but
30 little that it was scarcely perceptible. Bu-
siness was not so brisk at the wharfas usual
owing, to tho scarcity Of arrivals. Freights
continue to accumulate.
OF The V. X. Stephenson left yesterday
for the Wabash with a partial freight for Pa
lestine and intermediate points.
OF A fatboat loaded with Corn and other
produce, is reported sunk near West Franklin
where she had received part Of her cargo.
OF The Rainbow was at our Wharf early
yesterday morning on her return from Hen
derson. The delay in her arrival at the usual
time was caused by the greatly increased way
business of the trade. She will not be here
again before Sunday or Monday. Billy Hues-
ton has our thanks for good intentions, but
his papers were little old.
OF The fine packet Memphis passed down
fully laden yesterday morning. She gazettes
herself for the Louisville, Evansville and Hck-
man trade. The Memphis is good boat,
commanded by experienced officers and de-
serves the support Of our citizens in her now
trade.
OF Our exchanges bring accounts ofdsas-
trous foods in the rivers throughout the whole
country-North, East and West, except in
the Valley Of the Ohio. Our own river has
yet shown no alarming symptoms of an over
flow
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Legislature.

In the Senate yesterday, q communication
was received from Gov. Wright, referring to
the amolnt Of money received by him during
his two executive terms The Governor
showed conclusively that the salary had
not been equal to his expenses. An ami
mated debate followed, in which Wright's
character was canvassed pro and con by the
Republicans and Democrats. The commit
tee appointed to investigate the charges made
by Gov. Wright, against the State Bank, will
report on the 9th Of March.
In the afternoon, the Senate went into q
committee of the whole on the Temperance
bill. After stormy debate, which resulted
the Senate adjourned.
In the House MIR. Steele from the commit
tee on railroads, reported bill to enable rail-
road companies to adopt new lines, changing
Examinations, &c. Mr.. s. explained that the
design of the bill was to enable the L. g. G. r
r. to intersect the Wabash Valley road at At
q tica. Report concurred in. Mr.. Denby's
railroad bill was Indefinitely postponed. Th,
morning session was occupied in the consid
GRAFTON of local question of little import
ance.
The House then resumed the consideration
of the bill regulating the sale of ardent spirits
Mr.. DENLY supported the amendment allow
ing County Commissioners to license the sal
Of ardent spirits in any sum not exceedin
$500. The amendment was carried. Th
bill and amendment were engrossed.
The House then adjourned without accom-
plshing anything of moment.
The contested seat case, Miller versus Shry
ock. comes OFF to-day.
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THE FEMALE CAPTAIN.-Capt. Patton and
his wife, Of the ship Neptune's Car, have just
reached New York from San Francisco. This
IS the vessel which we have already noticed
as having been commanded by lady during
the illness Of her husband. 1t appears that
the first mate was not opposed to sustain the
Captain in the discharge OF his duties, but
constantly endeavored to excite the crew
against him (the Captan,. This imposed
upon the Captain SO much more care and
watchfulness, that while the ship was roun-
ding Cape Horn he fell sick with fever and
was soon confined to his bed Under these
circumstances Mrs. Patton called the crew
together, informed them Of the circumstances
under which the vessel was plsced-the Cap
tain sick and the first mate un.rustworthy-
and told them she was going to take command
Of the vessel, and appealed to them to stand
by her and the second mate against the
Vaccinations Of the first mate. They I'll
pledged themselves to do so, and faithfully re.
deemed their pledge. She, the wife, took up
the sextant, and daily, at meridian and al
night, made the necessary observations, and
unassisted, kept the run Of the ship, giving he,
orders as to the course to he steered. At the
same time she consulted all the medical au
thorities at hand, as to the treatment Of hel
husbands case, and applied herself in every
way to restore him to health. The vesse
arrived in San Francisco on the 14th of No
vember, and Capt. Patton and his wife were
sent home by way Of the Isthmus. Heis still
very i'll, with no prospect Of recovery, ant
his wife is in very destitute circumstances
The Board of Underwriters have voted thu
noble woman $1,000. and it is understood
the owners of the ship and other merchant,
} will subscribe handsome sum for her felie'
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FISANcIERING.-There are in the State
Treasury Of Indiana, drafts 10 the amount Of
$4,000 drawn by Col. May, and endorsed
originally by Jesse D. Bright. his brother NJ.
G. Bright and Mr. Drake, which were return
ed under protest, and which still remain un.
paid. May has failed and is utterly bank
rupt. The only security the State has for
their payment is the responsibility Of the en-
dorsers, the chief of whom was Jesse. Jesse
is the sovereign ruler Of Old Lineism, and
therefore of the State. He had the bills re-
newed after their protest, and his own en-
dorsement omitted on the new bills, thinking,
probably, that it was better for the State to
TO lose the amount, than for him to pay it.
His patriotism hath this extent and no more
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-27

ARE you GOING To NIGHT?-Our readers
will bear in mind that the first grand Soiret
Magique of the Fakir of Ava, the celebrated
Necromanccr, comes off this evening at tn,
Crescent City Hall. 1t will no doubt be fint
affair as many seats, we understand from the
Agent, have already been engaged. The
Fakir is now one of the best Magicians in thi'
country, and no one should fail seeing him
The Programme is a selected one and include:
many amusing as we'll as astonishing illusions
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FEMALE SUFFRAGE.--A committee in the
Legislature Of Ohio has made an elaborate re-
port, in favor Of extending suffrage to fe.
males; and they sustain the proposition with
great force, and present the arguments on
both sides. and after due consideration, are
decidedly in favor extending Of the right. The
world is not prepared for the adoption of these
views, but they will gradually work theirwa
to o conviction in the public mind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-27

GA gentleman in Warrenton, Va, dug out
of snow drift eight sheep which had been
under their white mantle for fifteen days, and
one that actually survived for twenty -one days
without food of any kind. A hen belonging
to Joseph Jefferson, Esq, was cut out by a
wagon wheel, after having been under the
snow for fifteen days. Mr.. Peter Redd found
one Of his hogs after it had lived under the
snow on 'short allowance and cold comfort
in snow drift for seventeen days.
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COMMERCIAL.
Markets by Telegraph.

Markets by Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, Feb. GO.
Flour steady; GOO bu. red wheat 81 429l Is; white
81 J69i o.; Corn steady at 5j5s for white and 5sC5g
for yellow; Whisky quite at .eG2S1s.
New YoRk, Feb. oct
Flour dull with declining tendency; sales OF Zoo
bbls at 81 0D6 30 for straight state Sc 1895 % for
Southern; Wheat declining; les Of GOO bushels Corn
declining: sales Of 20 900 Bushels Pork buoyant sale OF
mess at s3 50a2i Beef buoyant; Lard dull Stocks
tive and armer; Exchange,
CINCINNATI, Feb. a5.
Flour unchanged: Whisky firm at 2isi; Provision
market continues unsettled and excited Large transac-
ton pending not yet developed.
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OT Business was looking up yesterday all
about, and in all its branches. Trade was
active but not generally in large way. Our
merchants have not yet received largely oil
their Spring stocks but good assortments can
be found in most houses. The business at
the wharf was confined more to receipts than
shipments. yesterday. There is an unusual
number Of country merchants in the city max
ing small pure bases.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-27

OF Those interested in the cause Of educa.
ton, should subscribe for the American Jour.
nal Of Education and College Review, fol
which Messrs. Dobell C Lister are newly ap.
pointed agents 1t is said to be the mos
' valuable Journal Of its kind in the country.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-27

H A runaway Of a Grocery Express wag
on, created no little excitement on First street
last night. The frightened horse made dash
down First to the corner Of Sycamore. with
such velocity that upon a sudden bald the
wagon was thrown nearly on top Of him
The scene ended in something of crash as
might be expected from such grand and lofty
tumbling."
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOB THE JOURNAL

New York, Feb. &c.
The steamer Black Warrior arrived to-day
from Havana, with dates to the 21st. Re-
ported decline in the New York sugar mark.
ct caused great excitement among the sugar
spectators. The stock at Havana was 40.
OOO boxes. Exchange had improved.
Freights active.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 20.
The steamer j. +. Woodruff passed Cairo
this morning with the remains of DR.. Kane on
board.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-27

VI WIN. L Dayton, late Republican can
didate for Vice President of the United
States, has been appointed Attorney General
of the State vf New jersey by the Governor
OF that State.
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FoR KANsAs.--We call the attention Of all
who are Kansas bound, to the advertisement,
headed "Ho! for the West" We are &C
quainted with the gentlemen forming the
Company, and know that all their represen
tations can be fully relied upon. Their land:
were selected early, and are among the best
in the territory.
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OF Those who desire a bargain in house
Twill note the advertisement Of Messrs. Insle &
hKehr. of house for sale at auction on Mon
& day next.
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AUCTION SALES.

DANIEL WooLskr
AUCIIONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Real Estate Brokers'
HAVING leased for aterm of and fitted ur the
Old Court House, Main and Third streets we
preParedto receive for sale at auction or private
SALE all kinds and merchandise household
furniture. horses. buegiss, etc.. etc.
C,shaavanees nade on GO nsis merits wnen feqS,ee.
soeloet. A. M Also Tuesday. Wednesday
and Friday lights. Al early gaslight.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The FRS. Monday ofevery month. at 10 O'Clock A. M
Having provided ourselves with large Map the City oil
tanning all the recent and be-
eving will be for the interest Of all concerned have
the FIRST Monday Of Every for the sale of
Real Estate auction All those wishing cell reques
ted hand In their lists time due
TIE patronage Of those having Houses and Lots Lands
SALE either at private SALE solicit
ted. jyl5 W0OLSEY NELSON. Auct's.
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u. HI. COOK & SON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS ~
GROCERIES a. PROVISIONS,
EvANSVILLE. INDIANA.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT.,
FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.
DEP tRTMENT

MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW THE CORNER,
H. COOK beysto thank his friends in Granville sns
Lo nesitorhood their favors freely bestowed
him since be has been in business them,
ths opportunity Of Introducing their notice his Mr.
H. A COOK, whom he has taken into partnership from this
date and soiics for the hrm 81 y. H. Cook Sos,
continuance of the literally conferred
purchased the whole Of the stock Of Mr. Foster feel
adent that they will be enabled TO supply the citizens
Evansville with Article they in the
and Provision line z. H. G. SON wish especially
draw the attention OF In the having
kind to their increased facility for tax
OF acr stock and supplying them their with all
articles required In the Wholesale prices
must their ordersf the future. feb2-tf
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P. G. O'RILEY & CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
M Ell Q FL "a NJ II q.
EVANSVILLE, IND.

r-sp HAvIKa fitted up mammoth ~.
~ whl Boat, the largest on the, go,
Ohio River the ost manner we are pre-
any ourcare eth
or by RIVER, RAILROAD OH CANAL
without exposing to the nclemeney ofthe weather. an!
property; and to Reccv
ing Storing Forwarding and also the sale of any
Produce consigned 10 orders promptly filed
P.G.O'RlLEY returns his sincere thanks 10 his nu
friends for their former patronage and respect
fu y solicits acontinuance ofthe same which will be
duly reciprocated.
Store Room. wellsupplied, will be kept forthe sc
commodaon OF Boats, and their orders carefully filed.
uh3-dSwIy p. G.. O'RILEY &CO
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port Of Gpanspille.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

II. D. NEwCoMB, from Louisville to n. Orleans
PRAIRIE ROSE, from Cincinnati to Keokuk.
LATRoBE, from Pittsburg to st. Louis.
ANTELOPE, from New Orleans to Louisvilie'
RAINBOW. from Louisville 10 Henderson back.
ALVIN ADAMS, from ST. Louis to Louisville.
SEVENTY SIX, from Cincinnati to Nashville.
SOUTHERNER. from Louisville to st. Lonis.
MEMPHIS, from Cincinnati TO Memphis.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-27

The Hoo CRoP.-The Cincinnati Price.
Current publishes full returns of the yield Of
the hog crop in the West, and it shows fall
ing of on last year Of 3lH u cent. on the
number and weight. The falling in lard is
much larger.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-27

o. The ladies' will remark the advertise
mont of Miss Barker's new stock Of spring
.-1n2liuery, which is Of the latest styles.
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BRIDGING THE MIssrssIPpI.-The Council o.
Memphis offer $1,000 for the hes. practicable
plan" of bridging the Mississippi river at that
port.
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River and Weather by Telegraph.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 26.
Five feet eight inches in channel. Wealth
or clear, thermometer 500.
CINCINNATI, Feb &c.
Weather mild and clear. River falling.
ST.. LOUIS. Feb. &c. p. NJ.
River still falling, but in good boating
order above and below.
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SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.
CAPITAL PRIZE
g. 5 o. d % O!!!

Owing great favor with which Single Number
been received by the public and tie large
for kets the Managers swan Co. will have
rawing each saturday throughout the year. The foowius
viii be drawn a each Of their Lotteries for March,
1857;
in the City Of Atlanta Georsia In public
SATURDAY. March T,h 1857.
CLAS y az,
To 10 drawn In the City Of Atlanta Georsi. In paLs On
SATURDAY, March i4th. 1857.
CLASS 2S,
To Be- drawn in The City OF Atlanta Georgia. In patlie
SATURDAY, March 2lst. 1851.
CLASS go,
To Be In the City of Atlanta. Georgia. In public
SATURDAY. March 2stb. 1857. on the
PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS!
Three Thousand Trio Hundred and SiIty Pri.ss!
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS!
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DRY GOODS AT AUCTION!

HUsT received and viii be sold at auction. Auc
80 ton ROOMS rcgrSr sale days. large and
assortment Dry Goods Notions AMI fancy articles
consisting in part Of Brown and Bleached sheetnes and
Shrtings Sainets Costings Flannels Blankets
Jeans Hosns, Gloves, Mits. Speof Threads. Lincys.
Merines. Shawis, Srspeaders. &C.. &c.
Aso:-rabes and Pocket Cutlery develry and Watches
Cloths aad Hair Brushes fancy Soaps RaIcr
AceordeOss and variety OF fancy ees 200 numer
Gus TO nentiol. WOOLSEf NELsoN.
noyl Auctioaeers.
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j. j. PENNINGTON
u Teas -ff' " 'Nf'' "s
GUSrowDER, YOUNG HYsoS
Extra fine Young Tyson.
IMPERIAL and BIAcr
In easdes and packages by the pound suit
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FOR WABASH RIVER
FALL CAMP IGN!
HEAD QUARTERS FOR HARDWARE AND
CUT Err Y!
&C. IT ARIES s. w ELL S,

u III "A y IL Il ) 3. w Il L. Il ) ,
MEAS Just received very AND SUPERIOR AssoEr
Msss Of Hardware asS Ss;Iy ,sr ,ss Fsil aSt
will command the atteGtioa Of interior
MERCHASTS
From IxpIax, ILIxoIs aud KENTUCKY respectfully in
vite and BUYERs who purchase a. wa LsALt
to call aui examine (conplee) stock. cAhEfvLLf ane
psrse eonaIent can show them stoss AT PaIcEs TIA
can. in instance fail 70 please all -
sues I Evansville. an determined to satisfy
s,sry 1GT.r that sa Ssn saas shs
NEw % ok 4sss a ad
added to my stock by
DIRECT IMPORTATION FROM EUROPE.
OTTER
200 Dozen Table HALVES ia great variety;
1910 do Pocket Knivesin every stslo;
,Soo 20 File, s aSs Ea,s s t ss,1 ;,yiei
90 DO Hand. Rip and Cross Out SAYS;
% DO Gun Locks [side and back aetionl;
% s. DO R praw,n "a SP R;,::i
Together with Chises aad Gouses Screw Drivers sr0t,
shav.s. Chains. Horse and wrO't Nails. &C.. 80.
IN AMERICAN HARDWARE.
$50 Boxes Wells. CIunts). LippiaeOts and cOiiias
AXES.
50 DO Steel i sSoSsls and Spades, to.nsr s...dD;
Is 90 90 ssf,s s and RiJdl.r
rs 90 Coffee NH 6 or 70 va,s.is rls,. a
sssi sS,. S:, IS. s:Fs ss.! ks si ah
200 600 French CARS re- ID. n. ha. and water
3doI Rife Cans. (half and full stock);
50 Shot Guns. (singi and double barrell;
$50 gross spoons Brittaaia AID German Silverl;
ALSO-Carpenters and Coopers Planes and Tools. Cabi
Makers and Tools Timers fools and stock; Gun
Barrels and Trimmings nplete.
States ant Pencils Brushes in variety. Augers Gimlets
Wins and Lashs Taeks and Sparabs Curry Combs aud
Card Shoves and Tonss Candesteks brass and japan
Saws (N Circular and cross ea. feskelles duck and
and sssd &
oisses Gates and faweet S;sevards sad spg balances
Window s''A Bras sh Kss,i;; FIX GGStFfifff:ks.
Jkrks'p WARE AND STAMPED tbs WARE.
Wire Rivet.. Kettle Ears, Timers Trimmings.
Chain Pumps and Chain by the Cask.
ALso:.Neeaies. Knitting. Sewing and Darnins, Fine
and ware sgsneray The earsfa, examination
~ all purchasers at wholesale, cordially nvitedhy
CHARLES =. WELLS,
novs-smdkw Main street. 2 doors below Branch Bank.