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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-24

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once or the Eraasriffe I'm smrauee tOns-
pany, Evansville, Ind, August 18th, tS5s.-Tbe
Stockholders of the Evansville Insurance Company.
are hereby notified, that the annual election for
Nine Directors, will lc held at the Office Of the Com
ysny, on Monday, tho 9Th day of September next,
between the hours of aud o'clock, Y. VI.
by order of the Board.
au--l2td WI T. PAGE, Secretary.
trsseenf t5fy RonE.--Dtreef0rs--.S
A. Rcitz, Conrad Baker Thomas T. Gsrvin and
John Law.
Recrivcs deposits. buy. and sells coin and cx-
change. Interest allowed time deposits at such
rates may b. agreed upon with deI"stots, and
specified ia certificate. Exchange New York,
Cincinnati aud Louisville, Great Britain, France,
Switzerland, Belgium, Holland, Russia, Denmark,
Sweden, Norway, and all the cities and large towns
cf Germany, for sale in sums to suit. Collections
made, and proceeds rrinittcd promptly at current
rare &c exchange. JOHN A. REITI, Prcst.
/ W. BAKER, Cashier. jlyll-lm
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RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL.

iM'FuIa, Htteu.IoH pam 10 HcccI'IHg' St'1IuB
and Forwarding, also, to the
Sale Of any Produce,
faction guaranteed.
Office and extensive Warehouse Water street,
adjoining the Telegraph and on the Wharf baat,
where We to be found attending TO the interests
Of our patrons at all hours, day and piyht.
With our superior facilities long standing;
firing energy; and knowledge Of our business,
heel confident Of giving general satisfaction, and
age We are now enjoying.
Liberal cash advances will be made all consign-
ments 10 either ourselves correspondents in any
Of the principal markets, North, East or South.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Ht ~, H,HfLEI. r TO-, OLD Es-
II TABLIsHED wHARFBoAT, Evansville,
Indiana. Storage, Forwarding, and Commission
Merchants. general Railroad, Steamboat, ana TX
FIR he
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DEGUL.sR MEANWHILE .f.,,D

AOLOUISNILLE PACKET. I. !.
@>a The JOHN BRIGGS will hereafter
L|dfsssS..s.r run regularly Is q Louisville and
sGE-< Evansville Packet; having excel
lent accommodations for Passengers She will leave
Evansville every Wednesday and Saturday afte
noon at o'clock, precisely
" III. COBB Master
mar2s p NJ GARDNER CIR
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-24

Hassmaan 6seoRrsrfed 10 fOmmon
S<ass.-At a meeting of - sPirituali-ts, am invalid
brought frwarl drcadfulIy afflicted with ulcer
scrofula that all the doctors had failed to
Ii proposed appeal to the -Pirit land fi'r adj
vice, and Homeopathic rhysician present inferno
gated the departed spirit of Iiancmann To- what
remedy should be taken. Loud and distinct raI,s,
audible to the whole audience, told Of AYERS
CArHAHrIc PILLs.-Honer ". Y. Uhig. auglI-lm
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-05-28

DR.. SANFORDS LIVER INNIGORATOR
stands preeminent among medicines rs Liver
regulator that can be relied on to cure all kinds
OF Liver complaint. Now this is just the thing
the public need, for there are hundreds in this
vicinity who, for years, have been troubled
with this disease in some shape until they i'm.
ag'ne the whole catalogue Of diseases aflivt
them. We wish to say to such, that the
invlgorator hns performed some cf the most
"'noer'u. cures Of Liver Complaint that wo
have ever known.
It seems to benefit all. without execution for
none oi the many persons that have used it hut
speak OF its unqueationnble merit in the birh,
est terms Of praise. Ladies Of sedcptary habit.
hhd III this " most useful article To- prevent
iangu"r. lIst!essness, pain in the hnck and aid.
and many other arrangements to which thsy
are luble, and when taken regularly it yiyes A
good appetite and prevents indigestion, sour.
ness OF stomach and disngrceable effects cxpe,
reneed by many after eating.
Parents VIII" need family medicine for them,
selves Or children canno: find in the whole
word Il better article than this.
Decatur Gazette.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-05-28

not scarcely require any feed, the prairics and
woodlands supplying grass and folinge winter
aud summer, it is evident the business, proper.
raising westward on the large prairics con,in.
ucs to be n profitable occupation.
The State has given thc saics Of the public
land-;t will count up millions of dollars-one.
tenth Of the annual taxes. and two millions in
the Treasury, to educational purposes. So if
our children arc not wiser than we are. it will
not be for the want of tho paternal provis ision
Of the State.
send you an Almanac PUBLISHED by some
sible gentleman nt Galveston, Editors Of the
Galveston News, and called the Texas Almanac;
it contains description of every County, AID a
large amount of after and information, which
will prove of great Service to one looking to-
ward Texas for n home. biographies of Gcnl's
Ru>k, Lamar and Austin; letters On sheep.
rearn., in TcXa' by o.iu u cun Gyn aaie, Ken.
dali. once editor of the New Orleans picnvsue
| n printer, scholar. gentleman nml sheep grover
the information is the best OH the subject
written on.
Lands Of good quality can b. bought here.
nhouts from three to six dollars per nrrc Oh
one. two, three, four and five ycnrs' time, af.
! f"rdinS some some convenience to the hcw
conner.
In aH cnees one desiring to move to Texas,
should first ''peruse" the country sufficiently to
make up an opinion nn,urcly. But n short
residence familinriscs one TO the changes and
inconvenicnccs. o: rather extra labor of form.
ing n new plantation and rs every one you
meet with is we'll disposed and room enough
! for oil without jostling one another, there Gun
De no reason why one should not-havine
nothing rlso to attend to-bc comfortable in n
! reasonably shor, time. have pitched my tent
IN Montgomery county. but | 10y no means re-
strict my views to this county rs the best there
are everywhere over the State, good lands and
good locations. AS in other things the earnest
seeker will meet with corresponding result.
Please have my bcst regards,
X. G. G.
DauriUc LarH AZ lS5S
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-05-28
LFoR THE INDEPENDENT PREsaI
Agricultural Prospects in Texes.
(coycLvpEp,)
(coScLUDED.)
DAxy1IIr. Mox1aoxrRY Co. Trx.a

DASvILLE, MONTGOMERY Co., TEXAS,
March 30, 1858.
1t will be but few years that We will have
from our own SEQ ports roads to Ell Pnso. and
extend them on thence to California. The fer.
tility of the land will support dense popula.
tion, who in turn will support-being the true
bass-the Railroads.
For every twenty-five miles Of every Rail.
road buildcd, aud running. the State gives title
fee simple to the Railroad Company and stock.
holders, Three hundred and twenty thousand
acres of land. aud loans them one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars at eight per cent. ipter.
est. Roads cost about $4,000 q nile. Every
hundred dollar sl,are or stockholder is thus en-.
titled TO IS acres of land in addition to his
share of the profits Of tho Road aud residues
of investment. by sale Of it.
We have no banks here, and so having moth.
ing to seduca us into speculasions. we go rslia.
bly,, along on cur way, prospering aud re.
joicipg
Everywhers the country is going ahsad, each
year.brings in q largs accession Of population,
and lee thsrsis an annual increasing demand
for mStehasd disc, labor. merchants, storekcepers,
stores. africans, n,annf nfsctures. .,rncehsbics wa.
ter cure phssioisn.. fsetorisEapa slsrgymsn,
Wool growing. has proven very profitable
bpsipess in thsuppcr county. and as sheep DO
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--latest News.

NEW YouE, May %.
The Steamship, City If Washington Captain
retri". hns arrived Mt th;s port. with Liverpool
dates to the lath inst.
Resolutions have been intro luccd into both
Houses of Parliament crnsuriny the Govern.
ment for the publication of their despatch from
the Governor of India Lord l.llenLoroush
assumed the responsibility. and resigned his
position i'll the Ministry as President Of the
India Board.-Iiis resignation was accepted.
Henry Bulwcr has been appointed Minist cr
to Consantinoplc.
1.nter udviccs have been received from Cal.
c"tta but the news was unimpor,nnt The
weather was hot A campaign to Rohilcund
wns considered inevitable
The arrival of the Africa. on the s,h inst.
caused an advance in the cotton market in
some instances of an I'd. per IL. The sales for
three days comprised 10000 bales of which
speculators took 8.Um. and exporters 4. 900
bnlrs leaving 10000 bales. of ali d.,crilh ions
TO the trnde.--Snmc circulars report the mar.
ket buoyant. Manchester udvices were fnvur.
atlc. Br"adsiuffs were dull and steady.
Flour dull and nominullv unchanged
Wheat was dull. and corn firm
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-05-28
Crops in South Western Georgia.

From M intelligent planter in South Yves
learn that the crops in that section are exceed
ingly prosperous. and in advance Of crops Of
last year at this season. The effects of the late
frosts are ecarcely visible. and the prospects are
favorable to large and abundant yield. Corn
n from knee to breast him, md cotton has been
chopped over once. There is little wheat plan
ted worthy of mention. The farmers are in
high spirits, in anticipation Of large and over.
flowing crop.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-05-28
Our Representative In Congress.

We regret to learn, that our gallant Repre-
sentative Gen. II. l.. Bonham has been called
home from his Congressional duties, BY the ex-
treme illness Of his vcncrated mother, who lies
very low. We find in our Charleston Exchanges
tho following manly ind spirited reply to tho
charge of having broken the unity of the south'
ern phalanx, by voting againss the conference
bill
1fessrs. Editors My attention has been
called since returned to Washington. to the
annexed paragraph from the Carleston Courier
which had not seen before:
Quitnau and Bonhnm. 1t is to be regret.
ted that these spirited Southrons should have
broken tho unity of the Southern phalanx, in
tile vote on the Conference Kansas Bill, espo.
aiaHy as ic placed them in temporary COM
psaionshiP with the Black Republicans AID
their now ally. the Black Douglas. Surely there
can DO neither discretion nor policy. in thus
declining fellowship with M almost unanimous
the North. against the Black Republican CO.
hort and .heir corporul's guard of Democratic
renegades- We learn, however. from reliable
authority. that the gallant Bonham wa. led or
usisled, 10 his courte. chiefly by his reluctance
70 sever from Gen. Qutman. bis equally gal
liant commander in the Mexican war.
The Courier has perhaps misarprehended its
informant. If not, its informant i. in error in
saying ''was led or misled, in my course.
chiefly by my (his) reluctance to sevcr from
Gen. Quitman, &c.
have the highest regard personally and 20
lticallv for the distinguished Mississippisn.
with whom have had tho honor to DO associ
ated in this matter. and his opinions have de-
servedIy great weight with me. although we
did not stand towards each other, in Mexico.
in the relation supposed. But could not feel
greater reluctance (for even as grcat,) at sew
ering from him, than did at severing from
sny own colleagues.) to say nothing Of the en-.
tire Southern Democratic party,) for tho opin.
ions Of each and all of whom have tho most
profound respect and for one Of whom have
from early manhood cherished the warme.t re-
gard and attachment, personally aud political
=:
took my position rs the independent rep.
resep. alive of the Fourth Congressional Dis
trict, after oalHi AID deliberate consideration
of the whole Question. for reasons satisfactory
.toSmyseIt which L feel it due to my cons,itn.
tnts. as we'll as myself TO- give to the public ut
81 early day.
Whiist shall do so, I take the occasion to
cay that I should dsprcciats any division in
.ouy own or any other Southern State on this
.qrest;on. at any. time when harmony at home
"Sn the great issues Of the day 10 Of 90 much
consequence 70 the South and thatI make no
yar upon others. but shall bs.prepsrsd 70 do.
Tend pysoWn position whenever nssailed.
sn. gentlemen. very respectfully
-"a. Your obsdient servant.
n. I. BONHAM.
Washington CiN. May H. 1853.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-05-28
lncreasa Of tho Union.

There are already thirty.two States in tho
Union /; and the Abolition journals are exult.
ing over the prospects of ten more being ad.
mitted in the course Of two or three years at
the farthest. These are Kansas. Oregon. Ne.
braska. Utah. the Choctaw settlement. Ontona-
gan. New Mexico, Arizona. Dacotah, and Ne.
vada. 1t will not be long. e.claims the Albany
Journal. in rapture, before we must add ten
stars to the National bunting, ten guns to the
National salute. and twenty seats to the Sen,
ate Chamber-and twenty Abolition seats. OF
course for that is the reflection which causcs
.lboliiiondotn to rejoice.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-05-28
State Bible Convention.

The State Bible Convention says tho Caro-.
linian will be hold i'll Abbeville on the last
Wednesday in July. We learn that the follow
ing railroads have consented to pass delegates
without stipulation US to numbers, from tho diff.
fcrent societies in the State to the Convention
for one fare: North.Easteru, Wilmington aud
Manchester. Kings Mountain, Charlotte and
South Carolina, and Greenviile aud Columbia
Abbeville. too. has extended her generous hos.
pitalities to the friends and delegates to the
Convention.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-05-28
South Carolina Historical Society

At the third anniversary meeting Of the
South Carolina Historical Society, held on the
18th instant. in the Charleston Library room,
the following officers were re elected for the
ensuing year:
L. Petigru, President Dr.. James 3foul.
trie, First Vice-President VIM. Henry Tres
colt, Second Vice. President Prof. VIM. James
Rivers. Cor. Secretary; Prof. F. A. Porcher.
Rec. Secretary A. II. Mszyck, Treasurer.
CCRAToRS.
o. Hammond, Geo. S. Bryan. Richard Yea
don, DR.. J. E. uolbrook, DR.. s. II. Dickson
3. X. Carroll, I. W. Hayne.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-05-28
Marble Quarry.

We have received says the Laurensville Her.
eld some specimens ofvery tiue Marble. taken
from large Quarry which has lately been dis.
covered upon the lands of our friend. Capt.
G. W. Sullivan, in this District. Mr.. T.. has
erected Lime Kiln on the land, and fnds the
rock produces che Rnest quality Of lime, and
he is desirous ofmaking an arrangement. BY
sale or otherwise, with sorne person competent
70 work the Marble, or who understands ma
hing l,nne. to open the Quarry aud put it in
fsli opsrosioR, Wo consider the Marble IN.
commonly Ane for this country, and believe
any ons with proper qualifications, could make
Il xefysprof table.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-05-28
Fine Cherries.

We had the pleasure of inspecting. and of
tasting somc fine cherries, which were present
cd few days since, to u gentleman of our Vii.
lage, by Mr. Allen Vance ofGrtenwood. They
were from one Of his choice varieties, and were
the largest and swcetest, that We have ever
seen. Some Of the pendent clusters contained
no less than nineteen chcrries The cherry
has never been favorite with U.S. and VIC have
always regarded it, as requiring much culinary
skill to be made palateable But nature had
done full justice to these. and to have entlcav-
orcd to improve upon them, would have been
as bad ns Attempting to paint the lily" or
refine the violet They We're oftlc 'Ox heart"
yariuty
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-05-28
Territory of Nevada,

We had in type says an Exchange paper, and
should hnYe inserted this morning but that it
was crowded out. the report Of Mr. Smith. Of
Virginia. from the Committc Of Territories Of
the House Of Representatives. on the subject
of creating new Territory. to be called New.
ada. in that portion Of Utah called Carson Val.
ley. The measure lie urged upon Congress by
the Legislature mud Governor Of California,
and we should presume. besides considerations
Of justice to the Inhabitants Of the Territory,
deprived as they now are of any government
by tho anomalous condition ofUtah, that it
would be good policy to erect q Territory be-
tween California md the 3lormons, so as to
hem in the expansion of that pestilent race on
the west and furnish ne y deck to its bower
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-05-28
Ths Admission Of Oregon.

The Senate says the New York Herald have
passed the bill. by vote Of more than two one
for the admission Of Oregon into the Uaion as
9 sovereign State. From this decisive vote in
the Senate there can DO no doubt ofthe pns-
cage OF the bill tkrough the House before tho
adjournment Of tho present session 90 thst.
with all the eiamor aud wrath Of Our Nortl,ern
Niger worahippers against the .l,isa handed"
snd ''infanous aHgressions'' Of +the slave pow
er." a. illustr tedby this Congress, and by
Ar. BpchAoan's administration, the results
thus lsr ave thrss new ls4ates sAde3 to the
iUpioss-xsnsas, .hiapasota and o,sgoa--with.
out any equivalent to the Southsin;the wsvAl
N sdditionsl slave STATE, pESscdt or pro<pec.
tive
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-05-28
FOR TIE ISDE:ENpEST PRESS.
A HXmeneal Incident.


Doing leaf from the Note Book Of Cupid :;
"Without the smiles from partial beauty won
O! what were man /! world without sun
Till IIymen brought his love delighted hour
There dwclt no joy in Edcns rosy bower.
The world was sail the garden was wild
And man the hermit sighed till woman smiled
MARRIED. on the 10th inst, by Dr. p. II.
E'lmnnds, Nr. ELIJAH BE,GLxs, to Miss FASxIE
4. Cox all Of this District.
Elijah and Miss Fannie had,
An inkling for each other.
In this. he was just like his dad.
And she just like her mother.
They fix the day they choose the priest
To bind them fast forever:
The priest came not. to bless the fenst.
Orgraee the Welding supper.
For feast they had, and many guest.
From all the country over,
And may bonnie lass was drest
To catch so,ne rural lover.
But not priest. nor Squire they hnd,
To join their hand. tusrther;
With fitting words. their hearts to bind.
In sillscn Chains forever.
But here's the Doctor-=ho will DO
AS we'll as priest or parson F.:
To ease the heart, is one clear view
We take of his vocation.
Heigho and SO the Doctor thought,
And made them one forever,
And did. what every Doctor ought,
lie cured them all together.
So here's health to thee and thino,
Ny trusty friend Elijah.
Had your happy.art to shine
Id WOO some lovely Dinah.
And aould no priest. nor Sauire'bo found
T. link our hands tagether
We'd make Old Hymen's Courts resound,
Tho Doctor Oh the Doctor;"
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w aShinrton News.

WAsnIHc1oH. May 22.--In Congress vcstcr-
'lay the Senate. by vote OF 80 10 %. passed
the hili r"p:aling the fishing bouutc.. the ac,
to take effect on tn. 3lst of December 1859.
The House. in C"rnmttce Of The WHOLE discuss.
cd the Civil Appropriation bill and reported i,
10 the House.
The President of til. United States has for.
mally ask cd Connres. for authority tn contract
n loan Of fifteen millions of dollars for Il term
ofnnt exceeding TIL years. The Senate Com.
mitiee Of Finance have the matter un.lcr con.
sitlcratio
There is an article III the Union lis morn
ing denying that Col. Knne is commissioner
of the government to Utah. Til. article at
tracts great deal of attention. and most per.
hons believe that 1t enbudies the views of the
almnist ration about the late news
The most important news Of. to-day will be
found in the documents communicated to Con-
greSs yesterday by the State Department rcla.
tive 10 the oulragcs Of the British naval officers
in the Gnlf. These documents comprise the
correspondence between Secretary Cass aud
Lord Napier and the instruction Of the rres.
dent to our Minister ut London. Mr.. Dallas, on
the subject, together with the rrquistion ON
the Navy Department for Il reinforcement of
the home squadron, and the response Of the
Secretary OF the Navy thereto, and also Il com.
munication from our Consul General at IIa
vann. detailing some particulars fo the nggr.s.
sions com E,lained Of 1t will be Seen that Mr.
Dallas is instructed TO lay the facts before the
British government, and to de,nanl satisfaction
for the insults to our flag nnl indemnity for
whatever damages have resulted from the vis
tnti"nt Of The british cruisers. The Secretary
Of the Navy reports that the steam frisa,e Wa
bash, the race Savannah and the brig Dolphin
have been ordered TO the Gulf These vessels
with the Colorado. Fulton and Jamestown
will make d respectable force in those waters.
The sentence Of the court martial in the
case Of Gen. Twi iags, that he be reprimandcl
by the President, was approved by the Prrsi
dcIt. but in consideration Of the distinguished
services of the accused, and the unanimous re-
commentator Of the Court, the punishment
has been remitted. and Gen. TwisgS ordered to
resume the command of the Department Of
Texas. Cen I. arrived in Washington ON ;cs.
terday.
Gen. Persi fer F. Smith, commander Of the
Utah army, died at Fort Leavcnworth on TIL.
IL inst.
Orders have been ISSUED to the various Col
lectors Of Customs to report forth with all eases
which may come to their knowledge Of any
searches made by British cruisers Of American
vessels. 1t is not trriH. as stated, that ins,ruc
tions on the subject We're given TO the steam
friyate Colorado. On rcce pt Of the nrws. of
the outrages orders We're sent to Norfolk to d..
tain that vcssc!, but she had sailed.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-05-28
Fresh Arrivals at Kerr's Gro
Gerry and Provision Store.

10000 sd5 Si is: sA"iSs dc nss'" 1s sssai;; Sas;
4 llhds. beautiful y. o. Sugar
10 Ebls. G. Iclluw Sugar,
6 standard Crushed Suguar,
" ruwlcr Susai.
% Bags prime Rio Coffee.
100 Sacks Livcrpoo Salt,
100 Kegs Nnils-as,orted s;acs,
llhds. W. !. Mo!asscs,
~ Bbls. Golden Syrup.
G NO. do
2T"ns Iron. y hy j. and ! and bye.
White Lead,
SO Boxes French nnI American Window
Glass,
aGo lbs. Patty.
500 Gallons Linsa,d Oil,
4ho " Farmers and Machine OIL
a large Assortment of Nmrnislcs coloreI,
Paints. dc,
a large lot of choice Chewing Tobacco and
and Sesars. of the finest quality that
can Lc produced.
a small let Of cl,ncn Wines md Liquors,
consisting IF fine all French Brandy. Oil Fam
iiy Rye Whisky. Rum, Madeira. Port. Clnret
tl"ck' and Champagne Wines. Of tho best
brands.
The above gools will lie ditrosed Of AZ
small advance on cost, for cash. by
H.. S. KERR.
May &c, 1855 St
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-05-28
MAR KETS.

ABBEVILLE. May %. lsbs.-Cotton.-
There has been none on the market during the
last week. We quote extremes At 9i to u
ceuts per ID.
CoLuMaIA, May 2a.--Cotton.-There were
few small lots Of cotton sold, yesterday, with.
out any material change in prices, viz: 9a a
l2c. for inferior to fair
CHARLESTON, My 24.-Cotton.-The trans.
actions in cotton to-day were limited to 1881
bales, Mt l04 l25e. The market continue,
unchanged.
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Advertisements.

Wo direct attention to our various new ad-
vertisemente: the Fresh Arrivals. at II. 8.
Kerris &: the Sale of Personal property, by J. c.
Harper; the change of schedule in the Stage
Line off. E. Waddy to Washington. Ca. Jno.
McBryde Agent; Note Advertised by Mrs
Rehecca McCrackan; Fine lot of Cigar. Bran
dies, de-, by Mcssrs Jordan & MCLAUGHLIN; also
Ten Dollars reward, by T. r. Clark, DO.