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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-06

20 Servant Girls 10 go TO the country-One as
ak. washer and ironer, and the other 10 do
0 york, nurse the children and 10 plain sewing
1.-Two Carpenters cor rOuph plain work. and a
blacksmith, all of which can Save constant en-
-'e,,i, AZ good wages. Enquire to-day al the Pa
stcfei. Oct,-lt
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SUPERIOR YEAST POWDER,

TIE Quickest and .Saret least P0acder ereP
introduced.
'gtHIS Yeast Powder is far superior TO hops or brew
ers yeast or any oi tine quick y,astS now IN use,
Cor making light irea bread. rot hscGit rolls,
Of all Kinds, dumping, pudiiig and every yari-
ETY. % pastry, i'm fact everything a At can be made OF
flour, corn or BucEwheat meals.
- The most Dyspep,ic can eat bread male with
this Yeas', without IL Jury.
This Yeast renders the bread white, LIGHT and whole
s0e anI Of fresh and sweet taste ard smell, never
leaving any spots or turning Il yellow, in which eua
tiles SURPRISES anything Of the KIND INTRODUCED.
The manufacturer this east give satsfac
tior o. the money will BE refunded.
Families, Hotels and Steamboats, can re supplied by
leaving orders at the mandatory. 4 e,sl discount
made to 'irr,ccrs DR. NAGENISS,
Octi-dNw2m Corner 81 X Locust ST., Evansville.
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

ar The friends OF Mr.. c. SCfILAMP announce
his name candidate for reelection to the Office Of
County Commissioned. spli-tes
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FOR COUNTY AUDITOR.

IF We are authorized to announce WILLIAM IT,.
WALKER as "A candidate FOR Auditor OF yanderlurgh
County, al the next election. Tseptl6-te
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Mrs. NJ. Ruby best Piece Quilt, 81.
Mrs. Jane Vance, "a best made Shirt. 81.
Madame Il. Hahn, best Bonnets and Riding
Hat, 81 and diploma.
Mrs. Z. ID. Allen, best Wooden Stockings.
81, and diploma.
Miss &. Rathbone. best Silk Quilt, diplo-
ma; best Embroidery, 81 and diploma.
Mrs. w. Shelby,. best Cruel Work, diplo-
ma.
Mrs. Tracey Morgan, best Rag Carpet. 81
and diploma; best Flannel, 81 and diploma.
Mrs. S. Havlin. best Patchwork Quilt, 81.
Mrs. f. Wool, best Crochet Guilt. 81.
Class No. 2--Articles far Table Use.
Jonathan Pharr, best Strained Honey, 81.
Mrs. A. w. Chute, best Butter, 81; best
Sponge Cake, 81.
Mrs. R. Smith, I'd best Butter, 81. ~
Miss Sally Holmes, best Loaf Bread. 81
Miss NJ. A. Maiden, best Loaf Corn Bread 81
F. ID. Allen, hest Sorgho Syrup, 81.
Class No. Slam, Beef, Flour, dc.
Mrs. w. T. Page, best Boiled Ham, 81 and
diploma.
SAINT Orr, Cd best Boiled Ham. 81. f1,s
Class No A. Canned and Preeerccd Fruits, dc
Mrs. p. Hornbrook, best collection Canned
Fruits, 81 and diploma.
Mrs. w. T. Page, I'd best collection Canned
Fruits, 81.
Mrs. II. o. Babcock, best collection Pre-
serves, 81 and diploma.
Mrs. p Hornbrook, ID best collection Pre-
serves. 81
Mrs. NJ. Ruby. best collection Pickles, 81
Class No. 5-Eiuits, Hines, dc.
| John SAMSON, best Cider, 80 cents.
| Sam'l Orr, I'd best collection Apples, 81
best display Ounces, 80 cents. ,t....
Jonathan Pharr, best collection Apples
81 so; best 6 varieties Apples, 81 80.
VIM. Howard, I'd best 6 varieties Apples, s.
Vim. Crisp, best varieties Pears, 81 so.
John Cooke, best Plums, no competition
| 80 cents.
p. Kramer, best collection Grapes, $3.50.
Ed Hughes, I'd best collection Grapes, 81
A.Dydier, best Sweetwater Grapes, 81.
II. C. Gwathmey, best Mammoth Connect
icut Grape, diploma. 0
Decker 81 Kramer, best Catawba Wine, 81.
Mrs. Ellis Nightingale, best Currant Wine
So; best Blackberry Wine, diploma.
Class No. 6-FlO1cerS and Shrubs.
H.. Edgar Dunk, professionally, best displa!
of Greenhouse Plants, $3.50 best Singh
Plant, 81; best Cut Flowers, 50. 1l
1 Mr.. Muhlhausen, (amateur), bes: displa.
of Greenhouse Plants, $3.50; best Singl
Plant, 81.
DIVISION r.
Glass No. Fine ATts, dc.
TilestUn d Bros, best Ambrotypes anC
Daguerreotypes. diploma.
VIM. +. Dunbar, best Letter Painting, di
lPloma.
J. w. Thompson, best Sign Painting, di
ploma.
| C1oss. Va. 9-T;feroru pr01,,efi0Ds. 70
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rhE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES ULARKE'S
CElEBss ATED PEylAfE PILLS.

Prepared from prescription of Sir James Clarke, NJ
ID, Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This in
valuable Medicine is untang In the OF all those
painful and dangerous diseases incident the Female
constitution.
IL moderates all excess, removes all DISTRACTIONS and
brings ON the monthly periods with regularity. These
Pills should he used two three weeks previous
confinement; they forfy the constitution and lessen
the suffering during labor, enabling the mother per-
form her duties with safety to hersef and child.
These Pulls should not be taken by females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy. as they
to hiring Miscarriage, but any other tine
they safe.
IL all eases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, pain
in the Back and Limbs, iieaviness, Fatigue on Slight
Eyerticr, alpitaipn of The Heart, LownesS OF Spirits
MYSTERIES Sick Headache, hites and all the painful
diseases occaSioned Nv dispriered sys.em these Pills
viii eec; when AL other means have failed and
although I powerful remedy do no. contain iron.
calomel, antmonv, any other mineral.
Full directions accompany ring each package. Price
in the Urited S.aseS anil CaUada. One Dollar. .
n. H.-tla9 ana postage stamps enclosed 70 any
authorized Agent, viii insure a bottle of the Pills Nv
return mail. W. w RODENTS, Indianapolis.
Sole Agent for Indiana.
HALL0cK SToDDsRD,
ap23 '51lyis General Agents, Evansville.
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49, EvASsvILLE TEMPLE or Honor, No
49, Al, meets every Thursday evening, in the
Hall, on Water street, over the Canal Bank.
C. ". EUDYARD, W. c. T.
A. J. OREILLy, W. l.. jaA30y
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PROCLAMATION!

Be II known by al. sickly, weak and debtated pc
surs, that MoLEAN's STRENGTHENING CoRDIA
il the only remedy that will str ne.hen and invigoz
the system, and remove --.p..rities in the Blood.
Ii is very pleasant 10 take.
Init is combined the properties Of Tonic, Dure
and Alternative.
1t will cure any disease of the Stomach. Liver
Bowels, such as:
D,arhGa, Billiousness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion
Heodache, Intermittent PeverS, Sour Sttnach. Live
Complaint, Costveness. Weakness or DEBILITY, Pal,
il the Stomach or Bowels, Night Feyers, Ysllownss
of the Skin, &c, &c.
When TAKEN. II neatmlizes and removes any morbid
secreons i'm the Stomach, and siren ghens the Dget
tive organs.
1t will also any disease OF the Uterus, Kidneys
Hlaiaers Urinary organs; AMI ~ an Alternative,
purifes and creates healthy circulation Of blood,
moving al sores. boIs, pimpes or ho;ches from Ia,
skin.
TRY 1T, and he convinced 81 its Wonderful invigo
rating properties.
For Children, who are puny, weak AID sicky, we
advise parents TO give them teaspOonu Of this Cor
tial daily. --r' en-. ~
sEF- See Circular. ...--.
]. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprletor of this Cordial.
Also, siclear's Volcanic Oil Liniment.
9r'- PRINCIPAL peIor-Cornfr of Third and Pin.
treets. ST. Boris, Mo. ap.7-lydswis
Sold by Keller White, Druggists, Nain-street.
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MI
BEST quality Family Flour at Southern Mills !;
price, 81 ,25-cash. IGLEHART BROTHERS.
Sept 2I-tf
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CHARLES DENBY 5000. JACOB LCNKESHEfMER
DENNY * LUNkENHEiMER
A TTORNIES AT LAW
Notaries Public and Real Estate Agents,

yErILL practice Law in the Courts of this State,
~ will attend to the Collection of claims in ally
part os the United States, will buy and sell real estate
in the CITY Of Evansville in yanderurgh and adion-
ing Counties and in the West generally, and will per-
form suy other duties pertaining to Attornies Real
Estate Agents. Lots and farms always for sale. Ger
man spoken by member of the firm.
go Office on Third street, opposite the
Court House, in the rooms formerly occupied
by tie late firm of Lockhart, Parrett q DENLY.
oct5-dly.
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d r.
@ The suspension of the important
house Of Chouteau, Harrison & Vallee,
on Saturday, created deep sensation in
St. Louis, followed as it was by the in
telligence of the failure of the old house
Of p. Chouteau in New York. Chou
tesu, HARRISON & Vallee was the largest
and supposed to be the strongest house
in St. Louis. They were owners of the
famous Iron Mountain. a mine of wealth
initsslf They were also the proprietors
of the Laclede Rolling Mill in ST. Louis,
the largest establishment Of the kind on
the Mississippi river;-they operated
coal mines Of their own, and were en-
gagged largely in commercial and manu-
facturing enterprises of various kinds.
Their suspension turns out OF employ
ment 1900 men from their Rolling Mill
mining operations.
This shock in the. commercial circles
ofSt Louis was succeeded by the sus-
pension of the Banking House of E. w.
Clark &C. Brother-the largest private
bankers in the Western country firm
whose exchange business has been heav-
Ter than that Of any chartered bank IN
st. Louis. There must have been
"blue Monday" in st. Louis yesterday.
II the commercial community there can
withstand such revulsions as these events
will produce, they are safe for the future.
-----r<--
&Col, Benton is now sdsemed out of
danger. A telegraphic dispatch from
Washington to his relatives in st. Louis
on Saturday last. says that heis so much
improved that he will, in few days, be
able to ride out His disease has been
very prostrating one, and he is now only
suffering from debility. This will be
Satsful intelligence TO bis many friends.
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NEW ROCKS.

NEW BOOKS.
MOSS SIDE, by Marion Harland; ~
I'VE The Suitln ard his People; 's-
LMahel Vaughan. by author of the Lamplighter;
Life OF SpurgeOn;
Anecdotes for Boys and Girls; III
Fresh Leaves, by Fanny Fern; a !
just received and for sale by .-
oct5 i. CONVICTION.
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HOUSE To R.NT.

e HOUSE situated in the lower part OF the city,
- containing eight Rooms, With two good Cstefns.
and 2 Ceia-; also fine Gar.en, With shrubheTy aad
tTuit trees, and stalDg Cor tx horses, viii be rented
To n solu tenant On reasonable terms. Apply 10
sept-+-t! NATHAN kON LEY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


v'r~ NOTICES in this place, 10 cents per line
sfszss one insertion; - cents per line three times
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

a, Office is hereby given that letters OF Admins
g ration oil the estate ~ John NJ. Stinson, decd,
have heen grartel ~ the underSi gDed. All persons
iHaete TO said estate reauesed TO make immediate
payment, ar! those having claims against the same
VIII present them for settlement Said estate IS sup
posed t. he solvent. MARCUS SHERMOOD,
sepI3-wSt Administrator,
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DIVISION r.

3 Glass No. Fine AIts, de. ~
TilestUn & Bros, best Ambrotypes and
Daguerreotypes. diploma.
VIM. f. Dunbar, best Letter Painting, di-
,ploma.
J. w. Thompson, best Sign Painting, di-
ploma.
Class No. 2-Literary Productions.
Miss NJ. X. Allen. best Essay, So.
Miss C. E. IIornbrook, I'd best Essay.
There were two other Essays, one on Ag-
riculture and one on Shell Fish, neither OF
which the Committee deemed worthy of pre-
MUM. #..
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geAPER AND PERFUMERY.-
= An assortment Of Cap, Letter and Commercial
Note Paper. AsO Bears Oil, Rose Oil, and Cologne,
received and for sale cheap at wholesale ly
sept2l PRESTON BROS.
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PERMANENT hoard WANTED.

NOR and his wife, in private family, where
u there are other Boaftlers. Location must he
Above Main street Address line to COX No. ~ Post
Office, and it will meet with attention. octJ-dSw
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TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
Il AT Is
ASSIGNEES, SALE

AsSIGNEES, SALE.
FzNHE entire stock Of Messrs. VIM. Lrwenthal L.
n CO., c0rsisiing OF a beautiful assortmertof
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING
o. everv variety, have to he disposed of wthna short
time. The Goods have to lie sold positively and with
The attention OF Cash buyers is particu
larry requested.
All persons Indebted 10 he firm Of VIM. Lmwent.sal
& Co.. will please settle forthwith, avoid AL unnec-
essary trouble. ABRAHAM GCMRERTS.
LEOPOLD VI. BERNHEIMER.
Oct.6-tf Assignees of Vim. Lnwenthal 4 Co.
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We Challenge the World,

To produce Preparation 80 eminentiy harmless, so
generally approvel and perfect in its operations
"Cristad0ro's Hair Bye.o
1t corrects the injurious effects of other yes invigor-
ates the Hair, is appiied in simple amer, operates
instanianeously does not stain the skin. and its nts
are the
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-06
coal NOTICE.

COAL NUTJE.
The price OF Coal at the BoDiAN MINES. Is at the
Pit, cents per bushel; hauled to any part OF the
city, 10 cents per bushel. -
JOHN wYNOND,
feb2 Secretary and Manager.
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Candidate for Prosecuting ATTORNEY
We are authorized to announce

We are authorized to announce
MAJOR y. L. ROBINSON
rs a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney for the Third
judicial Chcuit. ocuj-te
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CYRUS X. DREW, Jr.,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
-- JOURNAL OFFICE,

EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
a LII business as "A public Notary will lie promptly
"A attended to, at the journal Counting Room,
corner Of Nsin and Water streets. Tsus12
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WANTED.

a SMART, active and industrious BOY, to learn
N the Drug Business. Apply at the Drug Store On
the corner of Second and Locust streets, from 10 to II
A. Nj. oct6-lt
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COUNTERFEITS OF NATrRE

Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Dressers.-
CHRIsTAEoRo Co., No. Astor House, New York
NJ. ". 7. & Weow I'm.
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Illinois and Tennessee Money,
WANTED,

HLLyNOTS Money aud current Tennessee money Ia
II ken NJ par for Cl1thne, at l.. kAHS'S
octj-lw Clothing Store. Main street.
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PUBLIC MEETING.

Y adjourned meeting of the City Council viii be
~ held at the Council Chamber on Thursday eve
ming a. O'clock, which time and place the SUI
OF adopting the City Charter will &c discussed anl
acted upon All persons DESTROYS Of hearing W taxing
part in said dicussio respectfully invited to
tend. By order of the Council.
ocut-:t WELL. III. WALKER, Clerk
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DIcKLEs, PRESERVES, Sc.-
K.yOR SALE

S,yOR SALE ..-.. -.
T. A good substantial SHOW CASE. with Counter
to match, will be sold cheap forcxsh hy
BITTROLFF & con,
auFIT Main ssset' between Yir-t and Second.
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NEW FIRM.

Sg AYING taken the stock and store lately owned
q and occupied ny HoLLINGSW0RTH 4
HUGHES, would inform my friends and the public
that will continue the I'll EENSW ARE, Glass
W ARE AND LOOKING GLASS BUSINESS at lie
od stand Aan street. next door above the old BANK.
1 recently perfected arrangement with rarIy IN
Europe TO attend per onaily 10 all MY purchases IL
bLgliBJ AID am enabled - save much 10 The cost OF
the COOS and prepared otter inducements T. IL.
old as we'll "a custom L viii DUPLICATE any
Eastern cs, and request these who have been accus-
TONED TO tuying last 70 cali and try me- Crates as.
sorted for the country kept Gu hand.
j. w. HUGHES,
sep9i Successor to Hollingsworth 4 Hughes.
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PROPOS. SAILS.

SSEALED Proposals will lie received at the City
- Clerks Office until Saturday evening, O'clocE
October 10TH for the building Of Division street Gull
riding to the plans ard spec hctons file in
said office. BY order Of the Conlmon Council.
Ocui-u WELL. III. WALKER, Clerk.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT

IhItT OT IT i'm INITN j.
Tn conseq of the incrca sin demand for this val
liable liz ment, il is tut up in twenty five eent
atlles, fifty cent and dollar bottles. The fifty
bottles contain three times the quantity Of the
twenty-five sze and on in proportion To their
r''>;s. 50 that purchasers Will save money by getting
the largeS. sizes.
~ All orders for the Volcanic Oil Lniment must
he addressed to the proprietor.
JAMES III. MCLEAN,
ST. Louis, No.
4 rents for Evansville, Indiana,
ay27-iyl KELLER WHITE.
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TIRE ImPROVED Nc

l. Ing NAH y hAiH
Scriher. Orders left at No
chanics' Exchange, or at the
No. IS Apollo sire, |, where
promptly attended 10. All |
and 1t they DO not give satisfa
viii be refunded.
iylI ly
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MfcCRESNET WASH
factured and for sale by the snb-
10 Apollo street. in Box SO. Me
Grocery Store of james Collins,
a specimen may be seen. will be
ask OF the public Is 4 fair tTial,
clinu, return them and the money
J. ". DAUGHERTS,
No. 70 Apollo street
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WEATHER PROOF
PAlNT1 esirable and economical covering Tor
Railroad Cars Depots, Bridges, etc. For sale by
g. u B0GERT L CO.,
Agents for the States of Louisiana, Alabama,
d22 Mott Msss ppi and Texas
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-28
eF The Administration, in its appoint

EF The administration, in its appoint
ments, seems to be giving the preference
to such old Federal Wings, as have bnt re
Gently become converts to Democracy
w onder if Mr. Buchanan still retains a
sympathy for old Fedcraiists? What do
the old wheel-horses Of Democracy think
Of having to stand aside fer such new
fcdgelings? 1t IS all for the good of the
party, certainly, and they will have to, bear
it. This policy has been adopted by the
leaders of that party, after much and anx-
ious reflection, as the only practical plan
left to recruit their diminishing numbers.
But it won't do. It's corruptions and dc
gencracy is becoming too apparent to be
much longer concealed .fromthc candid and
patriotic liberty loving members of the
party: and although the unscrupulous and
dishonest leaders may manage by such
moves on the political chess-board as the
abevc, to keep the old party hulk afiont
while longer, the time is not distant when
the party itself will become kissing and
!: bye-worl, on account of its eerruptions.
and trucking subserviency to the bchcsts OF
the slave power. ~ -i
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-28
NO. 30.

less than three nor more than ten dollars
for each and every offence; and it is hereby
made the duty Of of the Marshall to arrest
all persons so found intoxicated, and con-
fine them until sufficiently sober to be tried
and then complain Of them before some
proper court; and such offender shall nav
the costs OF the prosecution and stand COM
mitted to prison until the fine and costs are
paid or replevied,
8. dad Be Il further ordained That, sny
and all penalties, fines and forfeitures re.
covered and paid underthis ordinance, shall
be paid into the treasury of said town as
part of the general fund thereof, within ten
days after payment thereof by the proper
person. eithert the clerk. or into any court
acknowledgement therefor and collecting
the same.
j. B. n. KLINGER. President
ATTEST: a
A. G. CAPRox, CLERK.
May 9th, 1857.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-28

H.
the Legislature has no more right to ssx
that John Doe shall nav all the taxes Of a
certain district anv more than it can 81 saw
that Richard Roe shall 90 "scot freen from
the pavment Of taxes in the same locality.
II can do neither II can only tsx man
and man alike in ,n proportion as thev are the
possessors of worldly goods: apropos the
CITY Fathers nave no authority to saw that
Richard Roe and John Doe should be ,s ex
elusiively permitted to rend liquor as a bev-
erage to the exclusion of eyery other citi-
zen and tlat "a them shall accrue all the
profits of the sssBlue Rim traffic. while
others of their dutiful subjects are anxious.
" awaiting their legitimate share of rights.
This much for that portion Of the law
Now as a second consideration. Have
they any right whatever to enact license
law? Upon this point / would not be too
certs; either one way or tho otber--b,,t lot
us look for moment at the position the
! matter stands in. This power. is claimed
under the act of 1853. See acts 1855.
page 234. chapter CvI: "Sec. 1. Be it en-
aetefby the general assembly of the State
of Indiana, That sections two and three of
ON act to regulate the retailing of spirituous
l;o,or. .n5 tor tbo s,,,nross;o, &C orl,
sr;s;n, .7,11.ref,on, on1roxed March 4tb
1854 he and the so,,e are hereby rcnealed -
l.. R,t,s.v f,,ssc l..rns o., sentle,oen tba, Law
(speak;no of;t as mart of tho nrob;b;torv
f..,,s asc;.,ea rneo,st;t,,;onoI per
r,;t mo 10 ,ofar ,l,o,o ,o;tb. a., ;tsolf and
then ;s;sb,s,l. l.sxer have s.sn II b.fore IN av
will tbe, se.ltbot IN. nrah;b;,;on l.w r a,
ross.a .na .n,.oa Fab 18th ona ,h.
l;,o,se l,w vas reneo,aa and tho re,s,,;nc
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-28

Night Spectacles.

Night Spectacles, to see with in the dark,
are suggested by q correspondent in ths
Scientific Ameriean:
''They would be very desirable" he
thinks, Gin some situations, to see clearly
when quite dark, when acting as pilot. for
example, en- river steamboats,. The ide.
is practicable. That which avails an owl
to see in the dark will also enable man
to see in the night. Herschell could see
with the aid of an optical instrument
which he constructed, the dial on stecple
clock, a mile distant, when it was so dark
that he could see but few feet with thu
naked eye''
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-28

Re- ~ correspondent of the Indiampo-
IL; Journal, some live Hoesier, we pro
surnc, who has wandered on south, in quest
of warm weather;-w writing from augusta,
Geo., relates the Glowing little incident, as
an elucidation Of ,the difference in habit be-
tween the inhabitants of the North and
South:
was much amused at ON first dining
place out of Nashville, to see sewc hall
dozen gentlemen frsm the North rush for
the table, but were brought mp standing at
the door, by little darkey, singing out,
dinner be ready in few minutes, no hurry
geblemen''-while etbers frsm the South,
acisurely passed to The wash-room. off coats,
performed their ablntions, brushing, de-,
and took a quiet dinner, and still hal ID
minutes to smoke their cigars Take it
easy~ seaps to be the rule even in railroad
travel
j like Augusta and It's surroundings
The air to-day. MAY 10, is exceedingly
soft and loaded with the aroma of the pine
and fragrance of thousands of roses in full
bloom. They have had strawberries here
for two or three weeks. a