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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-10
TERMS or SHE;

One.f,urth Of tho purchase money 70 Re paid down
AMI the remainder in thr equal annual instruments
with interest PAYABLE annually, the purchaser giving
his notes and rortcag FOR the purchase remain
inc unpaii. General Wauantee deeds will be given:
The title to the property has heen carefully examined
iy competent men, aud is perfect.
Mans a1i Plans nav he seen IN the office or The IN
dersirel ard IN the Journal the Ennurer and Nok g
b0te offices and in the CLERKS ard Recorders Offices.
For further plrTicu'ars elGliire 81
DENNY & LUNKENHF1MER.
Agents err the purchase and sale OF Real Estate, Nv
,,s,:1ra Yrt;,
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I'm and after Wednesday March SRI, the up Mail
" train leaves Evansville at minutes pas; r.
arrives at Terre IIaute minutes past..
The down Mail Train leaves Terre IIaute 5 minutes
past P. .;arrives at Evansville minutes past 10.
The accommodation Trains leave as heretofore. bJt
pass vincenncs North, at 1926; South at 1885; arrive
at Tsrre Hautr 5:1o, and Evansville 5:Ss p. ".
All Stations except Princeton. PatoKa, Ninccnnos,
Carlisle and Sullivan, made Flag Stations.
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New ORLEANS, March 9-PN
Weather clear; mercury 50. Heavy rains
yesterday; streets flooded.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NoTICE is hereby given that X unegunda Rensch-
Ter has cen appointed the almi1istratTS Of the
estate Of Matthias Rensselaer,, ceased, agd she requests
all persons having claims against the eate TO present
them 10 R0D0LPH KEHR, Bsa.. for settlement, and
those indebted to the estate will make payment TO Nr.
kEHR without delay.
KGNEGUNDA RENSSELAER,,
Ear.-iv Administrator.
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TO Mas0TS Ann CONTRACTORS

VENIIE COMMON COUNCIL Of the City Of Evans
vile are prepared to receive sealel proPosalsup
20 Saturday the 18th day Ct March, 1855, for building
extension 70 the Division street Calvert, North
Eas, Of the Canal, Of AS feet In length.
Pla and Specification file in the Office
OF the undersigned. WELL III. WALKER, Crk.
narI-td fVolEsbote gouy.l
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COWS WITH YOUNG CALVES.
n HAVE SEVEN GOOD MICH COWS WHICH
n have selected with great care. hut hav-
ing changed my business, wish to sell C9Ss-@tsT
them For particulars app II HORN bSSs3~
BROOK & CO., Water Street, Evansville. wv ~ -
nnar3,lv ...H.- a. w. CHUTE.
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FOREIGN.
EMPLOYMENT.
THE LIVER INVIGORATORi
$50 q Month and all Expenses Pal

eEREPARED BY DR.. SANFORD, Is A GREAT
n Scientific Medical Discovery, and is daily work.
ing cures almost great t. believe II cures az by
magic even the first dose giving benefit, and seldom
more than bottle is required to cure any tind of
Ly.r Conplan mt, from the worst Jaundce or Dyspep-
sia To- a common headache, all Of which the result
of a Diseased Liver.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

tsUNDRIES.-
~ 81 bbls Tanners Oii
a. coils Manila Rope, large size:
81 boxes Cheese;
13 sacks fine Liverpool Salt;
co boxes IIerrings;
5000 bundles Wrapping Paper:
40 gross Bonnet Boarsls, in store and for sale by
fei,e TEINEY Il SORENSON.
XATUEAT SACKS
w 3Or0 Two Bushel 0snaburgh Sacks. just red
and for sale by. Gsept5l T.. :. BAECOCh.
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FOR RENT.

nNE Of the hes, business stands in the CITY, next
door 70 !. =. Byrnc's on Main street Possession
given Immediately. For particulars inauire ~
aec2o.tf DOBELL L C0SNkGTCN.
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LAND EOR SALE.

UNUT Subscriber offers for sale ~ ~ rstra;e
ID upland. situated half miles from W eSi
Franklin, Ps>ey county Ind Is acres are cleared and
the remainder j. covered with heavy timber
For forms, &c, enquire ~ the SUBSCRIBER on the
property. or to J Z. Campbell near the premises.
ian ls-d&w3w d. L. MARTIN.
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FOR RENT.

vWNUE HOUSE on the corner OF corner Of Th=d and
n Chestnut streets, formerly occupied Nv }. j:
Daniels ESQ a very desreahic situation. with good
sahling and carriage house il 70. rent 10 good Ten
ant enquire OF ijaRj-tf.l p. BYRNE.
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EVANSVILLE & CR,wFORDsyILls

51s19 E-y.E: :Eyrl I sEssZ--
icy - - ~. Y ~ VI !.
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xXxyth Congress--First Session.
WASHINGTON. March e-M

AsHlNGTOS, Marcn IN
llorsE.-The consideration Of Qnitman'i
Volunteer bill was resumed.
Faulkner was opposed to sending volun-
:eers to Utah. He believed if they were
placed at the disposal Ct the Executive, they
would not find occasion TO use them. HC
though, the proposition for the employment
OF volunteers was dictated by outside press
IRE, rather than by convictions of sound mil
tary policy.
Faulkner contendcd that the employ
mont of volunteers would be appealing to
the passions of the country, setting precc
dent of carrying death and dcsolation to oul
citizens, and prolific OF disastrous future con-
sequences. The war in Utah was 4 wal
against the people on account of religion
Whoever engaged in such war, whether
volunteer or regular, woul be guilty of muir
der. The Executive has plainly SAID he docs
not want volunteers.
Pending the question the House went into
Committee on the Diplomatic Appropriation
bill.
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Personally appeared c. II. BOWERS, Secretary OF
the Hartford Fire Insurance Company and ma lie
tina; the fJrel DING statement. by NJ subscribed, u
true, full and statement If the affairs of id
Company, and Nhibits FAR can lie accrta mel AZ
this date, its actual condition the first day C jan
uary, le.s.
Before me. III. II. HARBONN, j. y.
Applications for Insurance may he ade 10 the
dcrsiCned, ALLEN e. HALlOCk, Ase-t,
jan3ld1w Evansville. ,....spa.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NAILS.-3oo kegs in the store, and for sale Nv
" feN2 WHEELER RIGGS.
EpUCFWHEAT FLOUR. -l.n0o pounds choice
BucSwheat Fl1ur, received this d1v. and for
site wv fu,r1i r. ". COOK A. SON
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COAL!! COAL!! COAL!!!
0IITSTICE WILL AND SH AIEE DONE.r

GRASS SEED. GRASS SEED,
u 100 bushels Blue Grass;
lo1 do Orchard Grass;
20 do Hungarian Grass, just received and
| Tor saiehy z. II. COOK son.
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VIM. KNABE & Co.,
auf benz alien 9iabe
Sos. 1, 3, 5 unb z, 9eorb @utdm StraBe,
osoenitber 6eua @ptaps 9pufe, Baltimore, Nlb., Eteber erbfnet
8anfenb far bic auSgebrettett @9tnHsri4att, pelte Der trl'
ntadt Der unterset@nete benz publttum bte ~[raebente Nn5ei9e
bQ6 er fell benz 3ree be8 elnen 3betlbaberS, 3rn. oenrtGatle
bur6 befen TDb bic @pnpaBnte Belpit pproen mar, ben 8andev
bebeutenbeu 0Orrdtb Der MOO unDpuen6eten ptanp'S, 6plS uni
anberen prdpartrtenW Material t0Wft9 an fH gebra0t bat. @t
wirb bes6alS bdsi 81 eI6dft In benz alien Stple in benz fra6e
rem @sfG6ftalpfal fprtbetretBen unb eS fG ljur Muf9abe ma.
ben, oaS 9taap thinner megr tn ie'ner SSaenoHnG sn Sertei-
iera- .s So n
tapdraRe, nobe 8alttmpre, Dat er cine neue 8rpBe Babrit in
5ibs@utapffraBe, NIT Der Trpnte mad 2Befttraee errtdtet, IN
bpIher err cine arose MuSabl Der beTen Nrbeiter bef9Gfttgte.
Gn btefer Edbrtt werben 9tanps mad elmer neuen Scala ee.
ferttef, fir wel6e er bet Der @uafeaun9 I'm @terplanosSnf
un6 8a tiaprs IA Ytanps %auaGeteat batten, bts b d 4
. r 4 m lie erbtelt.
Der Qu&1pru& beS Snfttgts purbc fur8 na&ber bur1 bts
SsbuRrie. &usfteauuB pUn 0ttGmOnb, ga.t %beftdttst, no TOM
beufaIS bas r 4 e 50 + a III / u ut ertbett wurbe.
0urh bteie betbsn Gtdbltientent5 TT er IN pGn Stanb eetbt
ale Nuftrdee, NIT Wel6en sr betRrt @trb, anf's p%rOmptets
Side in btefsr Bu6rtf Bebauten 9tenps paben spue etterne
Nebmen unb iu6 70 cpnfrutrt bGB fe BET anBerOrrsntIt8e,
sem 8tlnta ntberftebcn.
Bianp8 auf 8eteuuno
uub Spt ieter Spl3. unb 8audrt ncrben e~GTietert.i %
Die erSgte Spr8falt Miro aHf bic Nrbett unb auf be &uS.
ndbI Der gtotertalten Oetpenbet unb er fann baber fir te6es
aus elnera @tabltdement berOprgebente SSnltrument bic Gar
autte abernebnea, bab e.. GAe @tsenl6aften zines auten Yta-
aas Safrumente aus netuer 8abrtf wsrben fir 5 Sapr'
Won benz Sag be8 @srfaufeS an 9aranttrt.
BeIDnbere MImertiamtett ptrb 1Ht bic Nu$pabl BON Jn'
frumenten, wcl@e IN eiuer errben @ntfernung ~perfenbet per.
esa, Serwenbst unb etn gDrreGt bs llmtaui@es %tnnerhalt {
Wtpnaten pom UertaIistG9e on, ptre 6efattet, tpute Elm Jn'
trument ntGt %SDutGnbte b~efrteot9tn.
% @roBbdneler wsr0en p%Ubltbun, bet us Dpr3v preHen
ebe fe I'D d~nberpdrtS %umieten. ..
@efdnbte e~prrdtbie etne auSruatG BON 81 eIpbeUr$
SDn ben beftsn Snftrumentenma9srn ja $40 bts $2UO'
gG+- Pianos wtr6en Wm8ttGHt9t, aRe9e
Krobe ~ So
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9tMNer'e N~erbe1erte NHGhmnffhinp.

Dteie Ma16ine purbe mad einen nnsortbeiis6en gSerfrh,
|aaf oergartier AusfteQun9 NIT benz bS9Renpr6mimrn belpbnt.
Us ~ nnnpf9te, Spn ben gerbtenfen Su fpreden, ba berert
|wtrb, baR sine srSBsre qnBabl srn ben,eiben in Sebran$ it.
iris betnape pm auem enberen 3ufannhten aenpmmet. gBir err.
|auf bic Ebatla@e aufmertlan' 3a maeea,ba6 bic fdrsit6anee.
I5ra6ten @erbe6sruneen bte NlafGtne in--pteten 8eBiebunseu
Seretnfadt baben. ste ltsfert Jest bpppelt 70 Stel Qrbett als
Ifraber unp TT bic etn3iee Wtaf4tns, Ste fetne pnb erpbe 5abrt.
tate, entpeber In 2einpanb pber 9eber, n6ben fam, ais wenn
fetn Inter 1Gteb i'm Mtaterial mare. Nue Gnb nit Ser arSBten
lSprgfalt unb ~bauerbdft 8ebaut.
Mtr fnb In ben Gtanb seest, unfere Raf6tnen unter ltbes
lrdien Ssbtngungen 8egen elte BON troenb elmer Art nnt5utau'
lt9en. YeriDnen, bic rnter9epr6netere Wtaf6inen unter Dem
igprrenbs Der 8taHgfett gefduft 9aten nerbea einen fnl3eu
lGauSb febr DprtbeiItdft fnben. aa as-s1
Anstnnft tptrb nit benz erSbtengetenusen In unferer Dffe
gtr, 105 Soltin1rreltraBe, Baltimore,
ertbeIt A#e 27 ''e yea s.. 81. Sta er u, Go,
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Mdrner'S

OagnerSeptpp<S a n,
fSer. 1A7, &erinstunz nabe SSotparSS9trafae. y.
Die oOfbene 'O(eodtIe, wel6e Der cute 8etbnad dustpetlt
site Serientse nur trasen, Der fe 9epinnt. Per @Ssrtaeit
atas prabisn nn6 pOpltput. gelr it9eren .a nmlfer etn. S aaaoS
I Tnia penn ie nt@t pbats. safrte6en eeteat ttsb. 2etr eabea
a. r,mef., Wapier., NtGbs- S6aalens un6 9erlens8erjterun-
Ssu' ebsnfe 9olbene 8racetstts, @prfsdnabeln, S6lIFel, Sic.
.F.a8. la#E Ets451S
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Thompson 81 Oudesluys.
SO. 81 Sab @aptr.gin Ser @abe tss Guapnts5pufssl

n bieten gum &erfauT an:
aDtlbsr's @atsat @alamaahsr; 5afes bic 973 nal srPreS
uaS Spite. NItksn, eeral5teS GiieR, eetGaneFte @tlsnrDlrens
fir @GS, Qgaher UNI 9dmPf. erBltiGen tnb amsrtfanti6tr
5sbrdulii6tn Rttt, f~eueEfefs 8te8elttetne, GuB.8aetnGS, me
Abarcodl, Sea GoaG Il. +. To-. Berner fiprea fe bier IN Saltts
acre eenta6te @paten, S6aufeln uub &eantut's, f&Gttifhss
Ole lit glaf8en, 6se, .9DbpStp, i6ptttlae nnb amerttanll9s
stferne SeGal il. {. 10. - Ile bsfe Artifel tb bsltanPt8, an
6onS uub biuis ann Werfouf. t6Sept. IS
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BtdnD8 duf Beit9Uun0
81. s.. SeiSemftricfer S 3d.
NaGfOlger ban y. GbGpin,

Ocbel>S Sabrttanten tlllp SdnDler III QaHoWetISS
5eugen aIler Nrt,
tMp. IA Qiabtfr., Ode Sn 8alberHDnar,
balter tets einen erGben 0plratb aaer &rtsn Spn ~9GertSed8en
fir Guter, 9@reiner,
5DI5fe6er, 8tntrneriute
aut1hen. unb Mpbeamd6er
Don Der beaen Aualttdt, unb DerferttSt In ben beften Babrtfen.
Spear unb Saflons Sdeen, Mes9et's 9~0erf3euge,
NpbtS gDertssuee fur @rapeure,
&lamrern unb 8atingsbbtjer,
08tnfelrase, S@rauben3teber,
9Derf5eree fir 9plsbreber,
afprttrte NSerf5eueftfen unb 6sbel aaer 5prten. nppFir tptr
tn itber 5tnfdt sarartirtn.
QDtr talten bic grObte unb Bette NteberIaoe Spn g8erf,euoen
In Baltimore unp perfpreGen iepem 8aufer bic DOQfSnbi9fe
Befrtsbteune, t tHa WGrt2, 1Sabr
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SSicbfi0 fir WiniponDerer.7
- szlz5ixssa $50
$500 YSySggS
yteue Nrran9enent8 fir @tnwanberer, bic mad
go. bin Nefter1 Ill reiien rinlflen. .-

Neue arrangements fir @innanberer, bic mad
btm Weten gu reiien miinlfen.
gDt teute, Zen 9. StBSember an, pGrren BITE GtnUanteret
huf Der W0tt9ern Central Galpertfreet Depot @ifenbdtn mtf
, EN- @rpreB5u6 %befDrbert. Die 8nbn btetet baburD ben Snmts
8ranten etnen rBesre 8prtbetG, aIs trssnb cine
Eaneere sabn, aud tf le u, "a @9etIen fGrser ais iebe anbere
5abn mad benannten YtGbea, ais:
P~ittSbur9, @leDelanD, Detroit, Sort @abne
) cage, Wtilwuufee, @olena, Dubuque, 9
.Paul, Sod S8lano, Burlington, Soma @itp
Iane @erbsn te6baib bte nit Der %gtUrDern Central Ba6n ee-
Ipenoen YettSnen 10 Stunben fribsr ais etc NIT nnbern 8Gb.
ia ~ Ssetnbsu errt etntrsfea, aud wsrben 4 Dtaf tpsniscr bic
SSagga pa9st 8ewf&isit. Die Sd9n Siebt bur6 benz 6buften
9Pett pSn SFtP. 9te game &ntferauns psu bier bis Chicago
~ oWn Wtelsea; Dps GepSf wtrb bier oeSet&net Cmarteb) uab
3eol mt gen Y~eNa6teren on ben 8etimmunesert.
9sa4 @reltline, DaDtrn, Cincinnati. SSnbionoS
polls, 2cui8piGe uno ct. Qpui8
per5en ebenfaIs 9anaetsre BefprSert un6 fir tbr @ssSd
lei n e nettsre Htaiabung etpitsn bere6uet. Sic paFGoiere
t6nnennt B EN- 3 upr.. Dber Abenbs 10 ltbr. 91o no6 SSGen
lwefIf den @ldBen 8ebsny p9ne unterwesS aufeebdlten sa lners
Ben. = ur&febrt%gtlette perben pertauft IN Der Offe. bes
'Nsenten. S9Rn 6. alter,
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Ace lN DREAD

NDtln0clPbt0 MGcpt5t1tfcDcS NdtiSI
errtdtet ppr 3mei unO 5mdn5l9 Sabretl purd
DIR. Kinkelin,
Gfe 6cr Grttten unb 1~1ntOn-StraBe, philadelphia,
Spe iunD 3nar6tg Sabre
I@~rfaGrmmg Fat ar, 9intelin gu ftnsl6 Der erfplerei6fan Ner;ts
In Der star ppn Gaen & %antpetten ~ btltttiasr une %eebetmer
Igtatnr, mGAnlt6ent unSerrhbGen ais elm 9trberntB 5ur Ner.
.betrat6uue, ntrD6fe unb eeitle9tltGe @9m&te, 6ranfteiten
Der Sdut. uno ipl0er, BE pDu benz OiEbrau6 BON Olertur
.entfeben gertadt.
Nebnt te'pnbere Nctt3.
@s 1T cine ible @cppbnbett, Der fb 5uWeIen Bite 3nabeu
in Der @tnlamtett er8eben, bic nit ibhen . bis 81 tbrer Wtaun+
bartett aufp GGit, unp pel0e, wenn ntbt In geb6riger 3ett alb
9ele8t, nt6t nur ernftli6e 9iubernt1e hernprruft, fOnb ern aud
Seranlauuns 3u elmer NstRe 10n anpaltsnRen, Derfan8li6en
anb per6eerenben QeiheniGdften 8tebt.
QBentge NON bieieu, bic u@ pietr 0erberblt@en @ewStntet
ereeben tnnen bic ~traurt8en Sol8en bacon, bio fe bas ner-
pSle Sstsn: Serruttet fnben, ftembe uns unertlGrbare Nure.I
euns unb @emutb s6anetstett faplen. Ste1e Settle q, %, 20
80 unp 81 Sn Or. 1.nf,ltn's BUD uber y5eIbferbaitaEe."
Der Qnaludlide 70 atoe eriTen pirb l6pG0ltG, unfGbteI
UNI nit ~4etpDbnter ~Sfuftgfett an bic Arbett III eeben pber ithI
sum GtuSiren Al ~beHeiten, ien S4ritt TT tr5ee unb fdwa& !;
eunasn wenteer Gbdttgfett ala %serbbultb.
59Hnmfe5 Dputra@t, unb Derbeiratbct nd, 70 1T feline GbeI
unftuddbar, uno feline Vetnunft faBt itnt, 6aB bieleS bur6l
ieine ffibere Gsprbett perurla@t wpreen 1T. DteEes IT. 81
tra&tungrR weI6e bic HfmfrfIamtet
atler erwedsn fOtlten, bic 10 tn GRn'
2a8e beftnben.
s8ebaltet e8 I'M @ecd6tniB.
'EDertenteey ipel6er T9 uuter Or. Rtnfeltn's 8ebanbluna
felt, tann 8emtien4aft. dnf ietne @bre. ais ett 8ieOermannI
bertrauen, unb f6 auf Ote @eri9erune psrlafen, pa6 bic Sc.
betmutde Der 8rGHfsn p9n Or. !3tnfelin niemals sntbaat msr'
beu, ietue %gBpbnuug lit ftt ben leBfen Spanstg SG1ren an Bet
y. sQ8., Ode BON Der Drttten unb untpnitr., 3ptf9en Sprues
tnb pine, 9btlGbelppta, pa.
Sranfe in elmer &ntferrnng,
bic tGren San etnfa9, SerbuRhen NIT alen ttren Sprnptpnen,
in etnem Briefs %rntttbetlen init Setf6lu6 elmer 8ergatuHell
Or. &tnfeltns MlebisInen ~bemeemaB unperSI8lt6 na@
iebem Sbetle Der Union, entnebes NIT br pot pber @rpreBI
unp 70 8tpaft um S@absa nnp ~Steu8terbe jH perbHten, aber~
ienbet CrbGlten. .+
.a2 2eIe! Su9eno unb 0tannbarfeit! !!
Sin fraftOOlle8 2ebett Ober Gin frib5citiger Sob.
8tnfetn aber 6elbferbaltune muir % Gents.
Brtefe, pel9e ienen 9De tb In stamps entbaiten, NerbenI
nit I'M sstenber Ypt nit stnen Gremplar perf4ert.
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&a Masaa'R NMmE@I

(Maison aliemande & frtaneaisel i
astt1ts, Ha1e 2UGttbGt . unb twtfben SO utbd +. INNS
9agfrabe, 5elttntRre. ~
Wettenfs Unb GUfBdnBsr fabra an obiqenWia se 81. Be FsWuE.
9agaas uue tnS9riVtamentf e 8s9aubIpng. In 6erg6enIf dnb
fsts es gtEtngstfanEts gu 9ebtn nne 81 i}btr Gtnrbt 3ss Geeti
lam nar perEarte 8etpetft Uer6tas Das 6ptet ntattr aSfts
~elY.ai!s br s5taet, IL tn attn Etttlen aufs 9,fe efuosrifSt.i
atf1bier toerheG. '~''sN
Ag-Metfenbe fnben auM Al iehsr Stnnhe her 50 III aml.ul
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I1S 3ur beIonberen &enntniBnqbtne.
Ginwanbsrer unb Retfenbe fDltsn fer sprfdtts feii t3 egs
lite tbre BtGette taufeu unb fp1ten bteieIgen nur Son tgl9 en-
8eantten faufen, heG6e bpn ttrent @eRaite lebsn,
Mat aber son Msflern pber 3wtf&entrdeernt, Ia ie lenf Der r
IGefabr ~ausss5est fnb, bef6WtnbeIt gu ~erpen na0 tyr Vs'0
Iumfpnft ~auSee6en. 80
OurGfobrtssS t0ette
mad alien 3beiIen bes 9Defens fmb tn baben BET
"*| 49," oh. e. @tlDebrdnct,
0senecl Gtntaranten 81 mt Der Baltimore tnb
- SbiD.&i lenbabn. q .# Jt
SansO1S 9r. 81. Ghame8ltr., 8alttntDre.
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-27

y 4 bill has been introduced into the
L. legislature of Georgia TO prevent the use OF
any Latin phrase in any Of the Legislative
acts Of that State. We think this a very good
idea, II the laws are printed in plain En-
gIish, it will not require a classical education
to enable those who read them to understand
them.
An excellent idea to introduce into our own
State laws. But perhaps an objection ought
10 be raised upon the same ground tina, phy.
sicisns Object to the use Of Engli>h in writing
their prescr,ptions-i. {. that every one would
them, and the phys.cian.s e art
would no longer be a secret.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-27

c. The following has the ring OF tn. jack
plane in it ali over: "Stro'Iing 'slsusriy
about Uncle SANS big ship ward in Washing
ton the other day. NJ obsers= Ell a regular hard
weather sailor chap llo1n a :.aI-oi-aar who:
IN turn. Was watching two men dragging 1
seven feet cross~cu: So" through a huge live
oak log The saw vas dull, the log terrible
hard. and there they "ent-see.saw, see-sa"
pull push, push pull. Jack studied the
matter over awhile. until he caae to the cou-
clusson they were pulling 10 SEE WIG could
get the saw, atd a. one was d tuuns!Ious Big
char; while the other vas & little fellow,
Jack decided 70 see fair play. SO taking tn.
big one Il clip u,1der the ear that capsize.! ElIm
end over eud, he lerked the saw Cit Of the
log. and giving it 10 the sn,aI! one, he sung
Now :ui1, you b"sgarn