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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-27
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Rodiam Mining Company, Evansville, Indiana.
Office on Water street, between Main and Locust.
Coal, in quantities Of not less than 20 bushels, de-
livered any part of the city at 10 cents per hush
AT TIA nit cents JOHN WYMOND,
oct9 Secretary and Manager.
Hundreds of oar ctfisens complain OF
debility and laneuor in the system, arrangement Of
the liver or stomach, want of appetite etc. They
are frequently the result of too close application,
and thousand other causes that We cannot here
name, hat would say 10 all afflicted, do we
doue-use DIR j. HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS, and word for it, You
will be cured We recommend this medicine know
ing from experience that it IL much superior the
generality of patent medicines
6sE5- For sale by Druggists aud dealers generally
everywhere.
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rGE.H-CY. or THE PHGE.N.Xx ~
oil sURANCE COMPANY. HARTFORD CONN.
s. L. LOOMS Sss.iss,t. H. kEILo ssefeisry.
WESTERN BRANCH OFFICE, CINCINNATI,
NJ MAGILL, Gen1 Agent
II. III. MAGILL III. NJ. MAGILL,
SPECIAL AGENTS ADJUsTEgs.
STATEMENT OF ASSETS,
JANUARY 1st 1858.
Examined and approved by the Auditors of OHIO,
INDIANA, ILLINOIS, IOWA, TENNESSEE, &c,
IN compliance with the laws of these States.
Cash Capital, s20O,0O0.O0.
Cash .4ssefs,- S34I, 1883.
Cash ON hand and in Bank ,5I7 63
in hands of and due from Agents. A, 1924
Amsunt loaned ON Mortgages of Real Es-
a%n Iossd on pledge Of Rank stocks - Oo5 90
Bina Receivable, for loans on approved col
lateral and personal security. 773F
MARKET VALUE.
Bank Stocks of New York City Bauks....1 100, 3OO25
% of Hartford and other n. f.
Banks $500
Accumulated interest on Investments. 80
Total
LIABIIITIEs
Due not due to Banks or other Creditors. none.
losses, adjusted and nose
" not due.
F." not adjusted and waiting
= s
All other claims estimated at 800
Total of all Liabilities 9l4
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, / ca HARTFORD, Cow.
Hartford County. January Is, 1858.
Personally appeared II. KELLOGG, Secretary of the
Phoenix Insurance Company, and made oath that
the foregoing statement by hi subscribed, is truo
and correct in his best knowledge and belief. Be
ore me. 9. y. HOADIE1, Justice OF the feace-
1t is with much pleasure TO Ourselves and patrons
that present the above statement OF our finances
10 the careful perusal of the public. It exhibits st
a glance, the prime and solvent condition tho Com
pany is in and parties who desire Indemnity in
strictly frstclass Company, will promote their own
interests by patronizing the
PHQNIx INSURANCE CO.,
| Which may be done by application TO any OF tho
duly commissioned Agents of the Company, in the
principal Cities and Towns of the Union.
Losses Fairly Adjusted and Promptly Paid
septl ALLEN c. HALLOCK, Agent.
NRIss WELLS NE W ROOM,
&EA VERSULA. Just received at
septl DoBELL & C0NYNGT0N.
! AO.4ILS.-4OO KEGS, HI SIZE 8
( q v Cotton Batting-125 bales No. and 2.
Herring-l00 Boxes in fine order.
! Carpet Chain-5o Bags. For sale by
sept18 GILBERT B0WLES.
HED.zR .s.N.D PINE TUES OF III
| u sizes Buckets, Baskets, Washboards, Clothes
Pins, Clothes Lines, Bed Cords, Scrub Brushes Shoe
| Brushes, Stove Brushes, Horse Brushes, Wall
! Brushes, Cotton Mops, Cotton Batting, Matches
Fire Kindlers, &c, &c. For sale by
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NSTOR.4 &c H.4.V.I,ED.--We are prepared
~ TO store in our Fire Proof Warehouse, any
quantity 0f Grain, Produce, or Merchandise on the
most liberal terms.
Having large afd airy rooms up stairs p1-ti--rl,r
care will be taken of Household Furniture, 49,
cultural Implements and all kinds of goods or
wares liable to damage from damp or rust.
Insurance effected at the lowest fire proof rates,
by the month, or longer when desired.
Warehouse located on corner Of Locust street and
W. and E. Canal, and most convenient for shipping
by River or Railroad. Apply to
APPS GEO. FOSTER & co
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RKLS .g.s.D P.zE.N'Ts-25O EEGs
OWhite Lead.
Casks Vermillion Red.
10 Bbls. Linseed Oil.
10 Spirits Turpentine In store and for
sale by Lseptl7l PRESTON BROS.
RfOEEEE .s.S.D sUG.aR.-25O Rios
LRio Coffee.
so Hhds. Sugar.
500 Bbls Crushed, Powdered, and GRADUATED
septic PRESTON BROS.
IWv0 LOp.ERS OF coon FRUXT.-
II beg leave to announce to the public, that /
have large and we'll selected stock of fruit trees
that are OF fine size for re-setting this season
My nursery is one mile East of the city, on the
Newburg road. Residence in Elliott's enlargement
I'm. PHILLIP HOFFMAN.
&gU.N.DRxEs.-25 B.s as J.sV.G COE-
100 Boxes Figs.
Casks Zantee Currants,
Cask Prunes.
10 Churns Sultana Rsisins.
Cases Citron
SO Bags Pimento.
200 Mats Cassia.
$50 kegs Bi Carb. Soda.
40 Boxes w. r. Cheese.
40 " Virginia Tobacco.
25 Half Chests Teas. Just received and for
sale by [septl7l PRESTON BROS.
NUsT RECETp-ED 1T THE .N:EW
~ HARDWAREsToR ,one door below the Bank
IL extra Cast Steel Mill Saws, ca. z, w, feet.
IL e Cross Cut 60 -" g ." "
IS doz. Spear & Jaekson's Hand, PANEL and Rip
Saws.
% doz Cast Steel Wood Saws.
4" g" Circular Saws, from to 90 in.
septl5 GEORGE s. S0NNTAG.
MNE.S.E CUTIE RY:-
III 10 Sets fine Ivory Table Knives and Forks.
10 90 % only.
IL pair Carvers
SO doz. Wosteaholms Pocket Knives
25 Joseph Rogers Scissors.
septI5 GEORGE 8. soNNTAG.
NsC.9LES! SCALES! SC.sLRs!-THze
~ celebrated Ciacinnati Scale, manufactured by
VIM. Huddart Co., of various sizes and sorts,
such az Hay, Stock, Mil Railroad Machine, Corev-
eter and Platform Scales, cheap as any scale of
same quality, in the country.
| sept3- A. ID. REYNOLDS Go.
ANHEEsE.-3O BOXES BEST ~: *.
| G/and English Dairy. For sale by
sept23 GILBERT & BOWDES,
| MNFW. DIZZY GOODS STORR----
efV WAI. NJ. DUNCAN, No. Water street, next
! door to Robert Barnes, has sale the largest,
| most varied and select stock of
Fall & Winter Dry Goods
! At prices competing with any market in the conn
| try, viz
| Prints of all popular brands; Black and Fancy
! Silk Dress Goods French Merinos, Cashmeres and
Delaines; Irish Poplins, Valencas and Alpacas !;
Cassimeres, Satinets, and Vestings; Tweeds, jeans
| Lnseys and Flannels; Brown and Bleached Mus
Inns Tickings, &c. Bed, Crib and Saddle Blankets
| Broche Wool and Mantle Shawls; White Goods,
| Laces and Embroideres; Irish Linens, Table
| Draperes and Napkins Hosiery, Gloves, Shirts and
Drawers; Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Ties and Scarfs.
| Also, a large stock of
| Comprising all that is rich in material, in
style and design, supplying deficiency heretofore
| complained of in this market. septl5-3m
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7HN .FCkEREE .F.S.D WHITE FISH
eve Go barrels and half barrels.
Picked Moss-25 bales,
Refined Sugars barrels Crashed, Powdered
and Refined White. For sale by
gepl2S GILBERT 4 BOWI,ES
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~EO.xA szsSD FkSS-E TUES OF. ILL
" sizes Buckets, Baskets, Washboards, Clothes
Pins Clothes Lines, Bed Cords Scrub Brushes, Shoe
Brushes, Stove Brushes, Horse Brushes, Wall
Brushes, Cotton Mops, Cotton Batting, Matches,
Fire Kindlers, &c, &c. For sale by
oug3l ]. W. vIcKERT Co.
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themselves before our country. But they do
not represent the public opinion Of our State
As an evidence of this, an attempt was made to
write down Mr.. Everett, and when the time came
for the delivery of his address on Washington,
it was impossible for sometime TO get within
several yards ofthe door, and SO many left with
out admittance that he will repeat it again to-
night at the African Church. He spoke on
Tuesday in the Theatre, and the proceeds
that accumed to the Ladies' Mt. Vernon Associ-
alton amounted to thirteen hundred dollars
Yesterday Mr.. Everett delivered his lecture on
Charity. He is a finished orator. The ex-
tremists cannot injure him. The cane of Wash
ingtOn was presented to him on Tuesday, ard
Col. G. w. Munford, in making the presentation
speech expressed the hope that he would be-
queath it to II Virginian. This was unfortunate,
and the ladies of the Mt. Vernon Association,
on whose behalf Mr.. Mnnfnrd spoke, have pub
lished note Informing Mr.. Everett that the cane
is his, and at his disposal forever, and informing
the public that NJ. MunfOrd was not authorized
to dictate to Mr.. Everett how he should dispose
oft. Mr.. Yancey, of Alabama, received, as his
reward, the spy glass of Washington.
During all of this interesting occasion, u re-
greet has been expressed by every one, that
Crawford, the greatest Of American sculptors,
was not here to witness the admiration beStOw-
ed upon the greatest triumph of his genius.
To his widow, who was here, the sympathies
of all were extended, for all that she saw was
calculated to awaken sad memories.
But the great inauguration is over-the SOL
diers are gone-the champagne is finished-the
painful, sober, second thought comes once more.
The hotels, barkeepers, pickpockets, &c. &C.,
did thriving business.
The Marshal of the Western District and 9TH
er gentlemen from your vicinity, were relieved
of their pocket-books
But l must close this letter. 1 might have
written to you about Legislative proceedings.
But here is a short summary:
! No law of any general importance has passed
since last wrote, or since the beginning of the
session. The House of Delegates now meets
at night to pass bills local and unimportant in
their character. Log-rolling has become an ep-
idemic. That is the summary.
As long there is respect for the greatest
of men in the hearts of the sons of his native
State, long Virginia will be true to the Con-
stitution and the Union. But her finances pre-
sent no bright picture for men to gaze upon and
admire The discussion of the appropriation
bills is now in full blast. If there is any one of
| your citizens who thinks or hopes that the State
Treasury will make greater drain, in the
course Of few years, than at present let him
be warned not to "roll it as a sweet morSel un-
der his tongue" or 'lay the fattering JUNCTION
to his soul" And so, farewell,
l TT
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A COUPLE OF ABsrRACTIoSIzED PATRIOTS IN TIE
CHARACTERS or BooRs.-A very full and inter-
esting review of all that was done OF said,
thy of note, at the recent Richmond Celebra-
ton, appears in our paper this morning, from
the pens Of our two correspondents. Some
items are quoted which could have been heard
and seen onIy by privileged ears or eyes, and
on that account are especially worthy OF peru
sal Especially is it of considerable interest for
our taxed people of the quiet Union.loving West
here, to learn that the extra appropriation of
$4,000 which was voted for the occasion, was
spent in procuring the oysters and whisky, on
the strength and fumes of which, Nr. N. R. II.
Garnett, a new flcdged firc-enter and member Of
Congress from Essex county, and Mr.. Attorney
General Tucker, set TO work to insult invited
visitors, and dishonor our whole people. These
two delectable specimens of "niggcr driving"
chivalry, interlarded their drunken hics and
hups with dirty mouthed filings at the honest
opinions ofpeoplc whose representatives were
on the ground by special request.
Every paper throughout the State should
hold up these two beauties to public adnira
ton. We hope they will.
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TBg Gas QUESTION AT ITS TEsT.-Yesterday
morning we published what had been actually
done. and what had been resolrsd to be done, at
the Anti Gas, or perhaps we shonld say the
pro-reduetion meeting, on Saturday night last,
at the Court House Upwards Of two hundred
and fifty gas consumers, whose names are sign
ed to that pledge, met, either in their own per-
sons or by their majority, and again resolved or
re-afiirmed their former pledge, and with in
creased unaniInity, so far as we could observe;
80 that now the issue between these citizens
and the Gas company, is just a plain dead open
and shut one, of the pull Dick, pull devil kind
1t is simply whether these citizens will want
the company's gas sooner than the company
will want the dimes of these consutners-which
dimes are allowed to be about indispensable
as coal or anything else in the manufacture of gas
If we are correctly informed, considerably
more than one-half of the entire gas consumed
by private sources, has given notice to the com-
pany, from and after yesterday, (the LIST of
March, to shut off: So now, all that remains,
is for the company's agents to go aroumd-stoP
off the gaseous fow-settle up back dues-and
arrange tho books ON n small scale for small
profits. And now on the other side comes the
grand, critical test, which is to settle the gas
question in these parts for many day to come
viz: the immovable adherence of every signer to
the strictest letter of the pledge. All depends
on that.
In the language, then, of Dominic Conical,
after one of his melting exhortatons, we say,
''be firm, brethren! be firm!'
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Can ANY BODY TELls-A correspondent writes
the following to one of our Exchanges;
Mr.. Editor: Can you or your readers inform
me whether Chiuaman has ever been naturaii-
zed in the United State, or has ever applied for
uaIaralizationg Whit is the law of such casce
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THE GREAT HOLLAND RENEDE-Bt sAarc's RoE-
land Bittera-Persons subject to nervous orsick
headache, viii find in Boerhave's Holland Bitters
a sure, safe and pleasant remedy. 1t sOOthes the
thrObbing head, corrcets acidity OF the stomach.
assists digestion, and creates healthy appetite
1t is, without doubt, most delightful prepare
ton, and an efeetral remedy. The fact that it
is now very popular medicine throughout all
the Holland settlcnets in Wisconsin, New York.
Michigan, Illinois and Indiana speaks much in
its favor. See advertisement in another column
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DGNTISTRY.

TIL, saisrsiE-I r-sP-rliiy morn the p15lis tEa:is
have sci IT, s=lE-s t1.fl-T Tor lie praet
~ D=atfsfry. Ta=ir a AZ Ia AIk-k-i 5Ez
Nonro= AM CGIrl SD Ei=r- - E4Ii happy 4
their sri~lls Al Al oth-Es wishing III Service G.
DrniIsJ.
Tary both students aa4to veEzI ysaTs;bt s.,
the late DE- HzIIhen ai tl= s=aIJr partner
been constantly srEgy in the practise fT hi for ii
last -~T=n years, ic,lt me he has b=c'uz
ted 5rh q th= i-41iuE Dentists Ia almost al M
cities % rh- United state AMI has tIl.1rrl h5si
EIh their various p-cUzri!-s In operating Ia ta-re
fore Eel confident OF b=ax able T- entire r.sissg
% Al who may t4To- ta=E1 EIthtseir 3airgulcs-
ABG RpBEgESON, n. D.
VIE Irg, Nov. Is. 1SS5- JAMES ORR
" B-Nessr5 T. D take pleasure ia referring, h.
mission. ~ th~ following =-aSiru4vT:
H Z Weed, d D Hoa Geo " I40np-ou, H. li7u Az
Caldwell Morgan Nelson "a, 4 " III. Esl-, d = !
FEiss-ll. Dr. w Bates, Dr. T. IL Cc1llInsr Dr.
HiIdreh Dr.. = To u, TSiisnt De!arlsu-JohH All
Esq-. N=CizIie-s- EaoZ Co, iarsa TSsior- n0gl3
CHOICE FIRST CLASS INSURANCE
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MR. CLsMESs' BmBlBAL QuurArIoN.-A gen.
tleman made inquiry of us as to wheth
err Mr.. Clemens had properly located the follow
ing quotation which concluded his recent speech:
1.-The trees went forth on a time to anoint
king over them. And they said unto the olive
tree reign thou over us But the olive tree
said unto them, should leave my fitness,
whcrewith by me they honor God and man, and
go to be promoted over the trees.' And the
trees said to the fig tree, come thou and reign
overus'' But the fig tree said unto them,
should forsake my sweetness, and my good
hut, and go to be promoted over the trees ~
Then said the trees unto the vine, come thou
and reign over u.s. And the vine said unto
them. SHOULD leave my wine, which cheereth
God and nah, and go to be promoted over the
treesS Then sAid Az the trees unto the bram-
BILE. come thou and reign over us And the
bramble said unto tho trees, If in truth ye
nnoint inc king ever you, then come and put
your trust in my shadow; and if not, let fire
come out OF the Sramble, and 6svour the cedars
Of lebanon"
For general edifcatiOn We may a we'll say
that after considerable search we fount. it in
the 9th Chapter of Judges, commencing at the
9Th verse
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sorE TsTEEEsTINe pIseLosgRgs.-on Our first

SoxE INTERESTING DIscLosuREs.-on our first
page to-day, will be found some interesting dis
closures as to the operations and sPeculations
which obtain in the gas business in some of our
sister cities. As the gas question, even more
than the great goose question, now occupies the
Wheeling mind, e presume these disclosures
will be read and swallowed with the reputed
rapidity and avidity with which hot cakes are
said to be taken in and done for"
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TuponY AID PRATrcE OF oun CoxGKEssNAx.-
A friend suggests, very pointedly, to us that
there is seeming slight discrepancy between
Mr. Clemens theory and AR. Clemens practice
in the settlement of vexed questions. FO" in
stance: SIR. Clemens, in his speech on the Lee
compton Constitution, thinks it quite superfiu-
GUS, and indeed absurd, that delegated authori-
ty should be referred back again to tho people.
But in the matter of the Wheeling Post Office,
last summer-before Lecompton could have been
anticipatcd-Mr. Clemens had an idea that it
was altogether essential that the great dstegata
pOtestas should revert again to a portion at
least of the original source.
1t strikes us, as the gentlemen of the bar say,
that the aforesaid discrepancy is ''well taken"
Won't somebody, sound on Lecomptou, alb
stractiOnize these two little repeIants just lit
tie, so us to smooth down their unstghtly dis
jointedness? As it is, they look stultfed like
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NEEDS SoMg ELEMENTARY INsrAuc1ioS.-Wo
submit for the especial behalf of NJ, Colonel
W. H. Munford, the next time he is appointed
to present cane or anything else 10 Edward
| Everett, or any body else, that he should avail
himself of cheap cory Of Chesterfield or some
other treatise on good manners, and not out
rage the public sense of prOpriety and prcju-
dice the name of the State, as he did in his very
impertinent (would-be) entailment upon the
present Of the ladies' Of the Aft. Vernon Asso-
liation ti Mr.. Everett
Saeh $ suggestion any where in Yankee land
wOuld,I,Sve elected full columned dissertation
from fighdng-master Pryor, on the Clownish de-
tciencies OF free school education. As it is
however, We have no doubt Il will be written
down as an irrestrsirs'r;o out burst of commend
Rble state pride.
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Died.

Fsb e3ih, At his residence In MoundsYfIle Mr. John
WESLEY b. CLAIR, in the SD year Of LIS sse.
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ELPIDZO.

Irregular Correspondence of the InteIlg.acer.I
Business Iagging before the Legishture-O Orr
city Stock an the B. d o. K. R. Wheeling
and MARSHAL Turnpike Company-Ed,rin
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Office.

~ " IOE.
IL persons having claims against the underlined =I
N present them for settlement the lth -oN-
Those Enoving themselves ndrbTvd vii X nn.e-
diat= payment IHl1s LEWIS IL HEEBE-
ITO THE DENTAL. PROFESSION OF TIE SOUTH AND
WFSF.-After the lat Of April shall be Yi- ass 10
-rgts al orders Block Teeth CorEardr b. ES TsSi
MlEaukie. VIZ Emhzl LEWIS %. BEERE.
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Fire 3. Inland Navigation

Risks accepted consistent with 'oiTsas' -
fair prort. yrl- II
EpeeiGg attention si-sa 10 Ia5HraEes q DEELLiA''
esd Contents. FOR tsTIas q 70 ge1T--
The progress ofthis Corporation has been stable A.
interrupted throv GA SEASONS o. Gaaaelal SUNSHINE
periods svsnt-Dl exempt frCrl sEeep n = a
tons and aFi;iuss siisssfeT Benz 0u= vst1h.i--
cash basis, the troubles 81 the credit IysteE sfei
material pETticElAr- --, d.
During 'hari tizaes the security or reliable -
an imperative duty the ability % property 0Si-'i' -
tain lose being . mach iss~-ned.
Policies issuzSi wiiiazs lzlsy, and al b1siur'' a
TO With dispatch laa hd,Eifr. - -.
" - VElstIHF, "a
Once in linton Hall bui'Itn... vest tide Saa ,i''t
febi9-das-t.1 Jan lst, 'sq-
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ASSETS JANUARY l, 1853:

UPWARDS OF SI1,OOO,Oo0
OF Losses have been paid By Etaz IasErhuss I9r
tie past s. years.
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COpartnership Notice.

THE partnership under the ti.Ie J X Danhan
Co.. was the SrSt day % January last, dissolved
b. mutual consent James having parctrd
interes: John L and John Hobbs, Ia the Al
pertaining the eepzTtasTship vii be
adjusted sttt= Of J. r. Durham & c.
JACOB X. DTNHAN, JOIN L HOBBS,
JAS. 2. BARSES, JOHN u. HOBBS.
Wheeling, 10Th Feg'y, ISIS Iah1
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7
JOY virtue Of Deed % Trust John
EolieizE, dated the tEeniysseond day o. St=mb-r
1875 aud ~ record in the clrrS ocee Of oio e5uaty Ia
Deed Book No ~, 4c VII Jb-ic
front dnsy O =aii csl8tT.
Monday the 5 day Of Lot number & square
II formerly called kehetoUu. South Wheel
ing. SAID sale Is made 10 s'isy given b SAID Vol
d=iar In Schorcke, 3gssEibed 81 SAID dr1 TeTclr
made knoWn day OF sale. JNo- SIcc!LLnCiI,
urhI-it1
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4ISJ 64II4 v d4 VI G4O OOdSOA
IOAYSE Co receiving their Spring Stock Of neg
Goods Stationery, Wall Paper Ehi=h Eh=n
piet-d ~ll sarpass. IN point Of VARIETY and quality,
stn-k Of the kind eTe- offered IN the city.
:, ONETHiNG FOR ThE LADIES.-Vl- have ast
- The French Self-a tjlSr Steel Frau-. Skeleton
which, for and durability
thing yet invented. Call aud exsIa Also. SSTt Reeds,
wrapped and unUrA?qef- Luhij PAYNE 4 CO.
ITO MUSICIANS Just received. another lot % The
bath Bell Family Circle iee HOOK Young golks' Gse
BOOK; CSntata 90 Fisher Richardson's Hunt4 Modern
Sch Piano; Woodbury. Cultiy q The Voice.
Musical Competitions Carcss Guitar Calysrs
do GeTrnauia, &c Until PAYNE Z CO.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-09-25
Market for Hides. &c.


The advertisement of Messrs. SIMMONS
L LEADBEATER, of St. Louis, which came
to hand several weeks ago, and was in
serted in the Herald Of Freedom, deserved
an editorial notice, and would have re-
ceived one but for the severe indisposition
of the editor, which Immediately followed
its reception. 1t may not yet be too late
TO say that this firm is heavily engaged in
the Forwarding and Commission business,
and that our Kansas friends very gener-
ally do their forwarding business through
that house. Messrs. SIMMONS & LEAD
BEATER, for the accommodation of their
Kansas patrons, have now, in addition to
their former business, engaged in the pur-
chase Of hides, and propose purchasing all
which may be sent them, at the highest
market price, and will make advances on
consignments made to their care.
From long personal and business ac-
quaintance with the proprietors of this
house, We can recommend it, with pleas
ure, to those who have hides to dispose
Of, or who have goods they are forward
Ing East, or to Kansas, and we would as
sure all, that they cannot do better than
to transact their St. Louis business with
Simmons & Leadbeater.