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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-14
DIR. MORSE,S
INDIAN ROOT PILLS,

nm NnR~E tho ;r,,aDtor % Mon SP,S TNnIkS
uDR6nT pill hoS s,,s, ~ ,[.o, - -, ~;
RIGA as we'll a. Nor,h ay1srcah,s 60, throa -,
n1n,, the Iniians Of onr Was,sr,, c,nntryH;t 10
this way that the Indian Root Pills were rt discov
cred hr Morse was the first man To establish the
fact that ali diseo arse fo IMpirHITV ~ TIir
RJoon' that onr s,ran Eth haaIsh and It, dn,a,dd
upon this vial auis "N'''''- ''' .''' "e h'-'e'
When the various passages become cloCged and do
NOT act in nerfect harmon yt the al n, nc,ions
80 the hodf AZ hood Io - r. sc,;on Ls ,t;i s
Corrupted and diseased thus causing ali rams sick
mess and distress Of every name our srertb Il ex-
hauutad our b.,h 900 az. da,r;yea ~ ,,i 4, ,a,,,~o
l. moi SISTED in throxng atf lie stagnart hnmors
The blood will become ehsked and cesse 10 act and
Tim onr ligit ~ life yi forever he hox,n ont How
n,,orrant sisn that s sbonId been tie var;ons asS
80 81 the 49,, fras ,ed rn.,, ii hov. ~, alaf 70
rs that we have il in our power TO put medicine in
S,c,n rcJ f, ,iar,s and roois wb;rh ,,ro,r srnnna
he nonntain ps riias IN Notrre,s gasi.n 70, the
health and ,oyey Of sed man one of The roots
r, The nras - H. sL;n end oss;stS %e,rra l.,
49,; w a., ~ g =, sh ,,,; ~,
III s.d - ,,iant icb I; ~, y rc,St that
onens and nncioes the humors from the lungs nv co
1 sn; any rha ,h is n;nrsaic Shfsr sive
@ d,ei III =, ,,,o Liins,,s ,h,s aneo,r-
& ,ha d w 1t a nm9,nts Of itnp,riiy f.om the
r;oeyy uet,r and which "ond NOT have
, ai.H hasa. a.; 49, S ,TnS- Tie fourh 4;
Cathartjc and accomnanes the other preperts of tie
pills while engaged in purifying the Hood the coars
p TINS Zen M and ye,.ed "a in cr.at
by the bowels. " .
From the above il is shown that Dr. Morse's Indian
Root pills NOT only erts, the Stomach hut bac,n,o
united with The b,ood for Iser fnd ,vay 10 sve
mart and cmnIetely ,o,t on, and Cleans The s,,s
ron, ali impuritv and the life OF the hody which IL
ali sch ness and p,n are driven fun he s ~
they cannot remain when In body becomes 40 pure
| I'D ciear ' 'N eN VI WY O'N0A"e' ~ p"'e
frea -, 49, 80,
ord nh, "a y,an., do K hso,,, 49,, ~ 49,, - .
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-14

@An bat three of the members of the
Kentucky Senate, are married men, and the
single gentlemen arc said to be anxious to
share their Senatorial honors with an equal
number of the tair sex.
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tB-The Vincennes Gazette says that, not
withstanding the warm weather, hogs con-
tinued to arrive freely all last week. Prices
varied from q to - %. The number of
hogs cut up to last Saturday night, was
$3.50, and it is thought the number viii
reach 90, 900 before the close of the season.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-14

ETA car building firm, of Springfield,
Massachusetts, have concluded contract
with the Viceroy of Egypt, for forty first
class passenger cars, to run upon an Egyptian
railroad.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-14

V-Thc Washington Bee says, no bust
ness was done last week in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, in Bedford, for the sufficiently
good reasons-that the Sheriff got drunk and
lost all the papers, the Prosecuting Attorney
got ;isassy" and was logged, and the Judge
WAS sick.
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N capital for the purpose of supplying the demand
ORDINATION sTEAMsAw MILL,
AND OTHER IMPROVED MACHINERY.
They have purchs sed the entire machinery business
heretofore carried on by j. NJ Emerson u Co., also
the Montgomery w-rks at ionkers, on the Hudson,
combined in its organization, are prepared to furnish
machinery Of all kinds at liberal yates than has
cSMB
October, ls6, and is now generally acknowledged to
manufacturing machine in the worId a large mum.
Der of them successful operation in different
America, and shereever their merits have been tested
they are being adopted BY lumber manufacturers in
The following letter expresses the general opinion of
those who are using the Combination Mill:
Messers. EMERsoS& Co-Gentlenen have tried
performs well, nd more than meets my expectations.
am well pleased with its performance. SET i up
ahcK as nv e Srer whes was Sc mare than
sufficient to supply the boiler. We able to cut
hHs hG"1 wS s"s
we have SO much needed in our county for long
to it from five to ten miles per day. and set tup
in the heart of the timber which the great bar
Yours, respectfully, jesse KERR, JR.,
Louisville, Tennessee.
FEED IREAGEMENT SSch Is snd
described in the Scientific American for October "a
THE with ali the recent
improvements and steam power OF 15 horses is capa
bic OF saving from 3,ovOto 1900 feet in IL hours, and
is sold for 81 $50
THE NEW YORK CIRCULAR sAw.MILL
Is manufactured only by this Company. 1t is Of
peror construction and sold for % per cent less than
GcR % aw % Be- so for gao v with
hS STEAM ens S SGd ssr sn spa I
LAR FLUE and CYLINDER BOILERS furnished
at greatly reduced prices from former quotations.
Drawings, with plans and specifications tor build
inss and machinery, furnished gratis to our custom
COMPETENT mechanics sent out to put up and put in
operation cur machinery, when required; u,,
CIIINERY IN GENERAL.
and for f and S all hnd Of
MILL-WRIGHT WORK.
ENT CONiCXL BURR sToSE MILL, for soar.
corn meal and all kinds of feed which pronounced
Es Sls 9o EVER h apf En-
IL will grind more grain in the same time and with
half the power OF any other mill Of the price in
We also furnish other styles OF GRIsT-MILLs,
when required.
| The undersigned are also publishersos
| THE UNITED STATES JOURNAL,
large and magnificent illustrated monthly newspa.
per, devoted to MECHANICS, AGRICULTURE,
In addition to its usual attractions, which have al
ready given il circulation Of nearly Ten Thou.
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ad a. hsT
embracing larger amount Of practical information
from writer's rte in these specates than any
PRICE, ONLY FIFTY CENTS A YEAR.
| Specimen copies s, Mt gratis.
NJ. EMERSON s. CO., Publishers,
l. And gents for the N Y. Steam Saw Mill and Ma
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| JAZZ l2-d&wlw
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EAn order has been received from the
Secretary of the Navy, directing the steam
ship Niagara to be got ready to sail in March
for England, to assist in laying the Atlantic
telegraph cable.
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FROM CINCINNATI.

The New Volumes of BlackwOOd
and the Four British Reviews,
COMMENCE As FOLLOWS;
THE NORTH BRITISH. jan, 1858.
do EDINBURGH, Jan, do
do WESTMINSTER, JAM, do
and BLACKwOUD, jan, do
ey- Subscription Price-BLACKWOODo or any one
of the REVIEWS, 90 year. BLACKwOOD and
ONE REVIEW-or any TWO REVIEWS, IS. The
FOUR REVIEWS, IS! BLACKwOOD and the
FOUR REVIEWS, s1o.
ey- Postage (Which should be paid quarterly in ad-
yancel on the four Reviews and Blackwood to any
Post Office in the United Statess only 50 cents
Namely: IL cents year on each Review, and "a cents
Address L. SCOTT & co., Publishers.
"a Gold Street, corner of Fulton, New York.
ian7-tf.
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~The Office of the Cass county Mich
Tribune was destroyed by fire, week before
last. Loss about one thousand dollars.
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- William Forsyth, the murderer of
Robert Ashmore, in Crawford county, Ills,
in 1866, is to be executed on the 29th inst
He is sixty years Of age.
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rance, whose death has recently been re-
orded, never wrote anything more exquisite
: beautiful than the following:
THE COTTAGER AND NAPOLEON.
Amid the lowly, straw.built she'd,
Long will the peasant seek his glory;
And when some nifty years have He'd,
The thatch will he ar no other story.
Around some old and hoary dame
The village crowd will Oft exclaim-
Mother, now, till midnight chimes,
Tell US the tales OF other times.
lie wronged us, say it. il they will,
The people love his memory stiil;
Mother, now the day is DIM,
Mother, tell US now Of him."
"My children-in our village here,
i saw him once, by kings attended,;
That time is passed this many u year,,
For scarce my maiden DAYS were ended.
On foot he climbed the hill, and nigh
To where saw him passing by;
Small his hat upon that day,
And he wore a coat OF gray;
And when he saw me shake with dread,
GOOD day to you, my dear: - he said.
"Oh. and mother, Is IT truel
Mother, did he speak to you 2"
"From this year had passed away,
Again in Paris streets i found hun:
To Notre Dame he rode that day,
With ali his gallant court around him
All e. es admired the show the while.
No face that did not wear a smile;
.. See how brightly shines the skies.
IT'S for him!" the people cries;
Aud then his face soft with JOY,
For God had blessed him with boy.
SMOTHER, oh, how glad TO see
Days that must so happy be"'
"Dut, when DER our province ran
The bloody armies of the strangers,
Alone he seemed, that famous man,
To fight against thousand dangers.
One evening, just like this one here,
heard knock that made me fear,
Entered, when Cpd the door,
He, and guards, perhaps a score:
And seated where sit, he said,
ITO what a war have been led.'
Mother, and was that the chair!
Mother, was he seated THEREOF
Dame, I am hungryr' then he cried:
i set out bread and wine before him,
There. at the fire, his clothes he dried,
And slept while watched his followers DER hi
When, with start, he rose from sleep,
He saw me in my terror weep,
And he said, Nay, our FRANCE Is strong;
Soon l will avenge her wrong"
Z, 1t Is the dearest thing of mine,
The glass in which he drank his wine.
" And through change of good and ill,
Mother, you have kept it STILL"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

Seeds! Garden Seeds for
1858,
" ii. Cook & Son Agents for the sale Of Landreth
lie 4 Sons Celebrated Gaden Seeds have just re-
ceived their first shipment this day, viz:
100 dozen Papers Early York Cabbage;
100 do 90 Large DrLmhead do
80 do do Ok Heart do
100 do do Drumhead Savoy do
80 lbs as sort ed Cabbage Iced IN Bulk;
100 dozen Papers Red Wether' sfield Onion;
100 do do Yellew Strasburg DO
80 do do White Silver skin do
80 lbs assorted Onion Seed in Bulk;
% doz. Papers ass'd red and white solid Celery;
$50 do do do Cucumber;
80 do do do Spinach;
leo do do do Lettuce;
80 do do do Melons;
80 do do do Carrot:
- DO do Cress or Pepper Grass;
so do do ASSORTED Tomatoes;
200 do do do Radish;
10 Bushels assorted Beans;
10 do do Peas;
3 do do Corn;
100 dozen assorted Beets;
% lbs Beet Seed in Bulk. Just received and
for sale at wholesale and retail by
jans-d&w-n III. COOK g. SON, Agents.
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SAVINGS BANK LIST.
MAINE, par

Rates al which the following Bank Notes are bought,
or received deposit at the Savings Bank, Evans
Vile. Corrected weekly.
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TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.

RATES.
One square, Oten lines or ess), one time, Scots.
Three times. 81 %
One week, 80
Two weeks, . 81
One month, 90
Three months, 81 80
Six months, 10 %
One year, (: Is 90
IT Discount on larger advertisements.
~ Cards of six lines under, sl0 per annum.
eB- No ''till Forbid Observation-Disclosures.
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NEW FIRM.
TH>IIE undersigned have formed a o-partnershiI
IL under the style OF
HOLLINGsWORTH IL BROTHER,

H0LLlNGSWORTH IL BROTHER,
and have just received large and desirable stock of
@ L h T. y $ w a Il E,
LOOKING GLASSES,
CHINA, GLASSWARE, &c, &c,
at Preston Bros oil stand, opposite Bement Vice's,
where we will be pleased 10 all our friends. The
stock is entirely manufactured to Order
the Evansville wholesale and retail trade
We profess to sell low any market, and stisac
tongven in all cases Personal attention given to
ders. W. Il, H0LLINGSWOETH,
jan l2-lm L. i. H0LbINGSWORTH.
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NOTICE.
House for Rent and Valuable Fur.
niture for Sale.

HAVING determined to remove to Louisville in
Ii the spring, will Rent the Large New Dwell
ling now occupy, and will Sell my Furn iture, con-
ssting of excellent Rosewood Piano. and all of my
Household and Kitchen Furniture. Persons wanting
any such furniture will find it to their interest call
at my residence, on Oak street, between Second and
Third streets. Possession given Immediately.
jan 9-d9w. JN0. WO0DS0N HUGHES.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

HNSTRAYED from the subscriber near Evansville,
IL Ind, DARK BAY MARE, FIVE
years old, about fifteen hands high, black ~
name, legs and tail, PAGES, trotS aud can Z<~<NS
tiers we'll. When she left she wa shod IL
all round Any person finding her and sending her
to the Livery Stable of Seichell Il Bowles, in Evans.
Vile, will be well rewarded. On the right shoulder
the harris some worn by buggy shafts.
jan l2-lm ID. III. BALLENGER.
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HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED.

pAISED in Decatur county, Iowa, original SEED
IA from Hungary about years ago. Turns off
from to tons of hay to the acre, preferred to any
other hay for stock. stock of the above Seed just
rec d by jan l3l Y. IA. COOK & son, Ag'ts.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-14

~ Beranger, the sweet ballad-poet of
France, whose death has recently been re-
corded, never wrote anything more exquisite
ly beautiful than the following:
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$50 OR $50 REWARD.

REY STORE, in Cannelton, Perry county, Ind.
IVA robbed on the night Of the 9Th inst, OF the
following goods Three Silver Watches, two Hunting
Case Watches, and one open face Lapne Watch; also
large lot Of Jewery, consisting of Breaspns. Ear
Knives and Razors, with a quantity of Irish Linen
SILK lIandkerchsefs and Ready Made Clothing. !
will give = SO for the apprehension Of the thief OF
= 4 SO for the thief and goods. Address
jan iw NICHOLAS VAUGHAN.
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REMOVAL.

6NIIAS. LEIGH has removed his entire stock of
" Drugs, Medicines and Fancy Articles to his new
stand on Main street, door above Aherng's Cloth
ing Store, where he will be glad to see his old Gus
toners and rs many ones may favor him with
az call. Ijan ll-lml
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-14

RIPPER LEATHER
u % Sides good Upper Leather in store and for
cap for cash. lseplJl PRESTON BROS.
HIRAM! BRAN! BRAN
Id 300 bushels Bran received per Railroad by
Z.H.COOK son.
ENIGARS.-
~ - Mats Cinnamon;
l5,OOO Assorted fine Cigars just received and for
sale nv n HEIMANN.
"a Ew Goldfish for sale by
~ uctlt Il. III. COOK 4 son.
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DECKER & KRAMER,

DECKER & KRAMER,
Manufacturers md Wholesale Dealers In
LARD OIL, CANDLES,
GERMAN, PALM, AND FAMILY SOAP, &c.
Storerooms Main ST., between First and Second SITS.
KEEP constantly on hand good stock of the above
named articles, aud ready to sup IL their eustem-
ers at home and abroad at Cincinnati prices.
an l4-3m
il 40 bbls. Tar just received and for sale by
jan Ia PRESTON BROS.
vuNCRKS ISLAND SALT
200 bags, very coarse, reed steamer Fairchild,
and for eby Jan l4l GEO. FOSTER X co.
nAIRY SALT
- LOO bbs. superior to any other kind for sale by
jan IA GEO. FOSTER & co.
IL 800 bush. reed per Canal and foy saleby
jan Ia GEO FOSTER & co.
MAILS
N 500 kegs Wheeling, assorted sizes, for sale by
janl4 GEO FOSTER Co.
GUNNY BAGS
" 100 bales large ~ bush.
for sale by Jan lei GEO FOSTER & co
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THE NEW YORK
STEA M W.Mlll
AND
CIVVNE TnVfDA

FUNHIS company has been organized with the above
III capital for the purpose IL supplying the demand
for the
COMBIN STEAM SAw-MILL
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The MosT TROUBLESOME CORNs.-F rom Doctor
Schlosssrs work, on Diseases OF the Feet we learn
that the most Troublesome corns are those 10 he
found between the toes and at the JOINT of the big
toc-commonly called bunons; and that the long
interval of absence OF pain lead to the idea
that they are becoming inert; and that they will re
nam So for sooner or later tn the great distress of
the person who has to bear It, they will exhibit their
real character Pain, swelling, fever misery Of no
ordinary description will arise, and will be difficult
to subdue without greater attention than can under
ordinary circumstances, be paid.
lf the patients who have corns did but know that
they were their enemies by their Heglec Of hav-
ing recourse To proper assistance less serious
would present themselves.
IL is therefore, of the greatest Importance that
those suffering from these cnras should seek assist
ance rs early us possible; and DR.. Sousser, who
SO completely understands every species of corns.
can stil he consulted here. none sGould allow him
To depart without obtaining his valuable advice.
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d q IRwtJanlnS dts

V'kUSfEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE ZEAL
\ EsTArE-in pursuance of decree. pass,d on
C re sym gay OF November, 1857, by the Circuit
ai Equity 10 cause in SAID Court depending.
Edmsnd b Cammns and next friend to
and Edmund h. Cumming and Others are defe nd
ants, he undersigned as Trustee therein appointed.
Wii III tne same is not previously disposed of At
private sale, expose at puhIic sale TO The hs hest
bidder; 100. on the premises on THUEsDAl ,aIst Jan
far day theresfter. al that valuable Res Estate
situate In SAID county. which heretofore CON
veyed to the Hon Thomas w. Cumming now de-
ceased and interstate. 10y one Martin Buel and Lucy
Ann, his vile. IN Zee SIMPLE containing one hund red
and seventy seven and ha'f acres, more OF less.
These lands are very va uabie; the soil is Of a
character peculiarly adapted 10 the cultivation and
quick maturity Of garden and farming productions;
thu county road to Washington, by the way OF Sew,
enth and North Capitol streets. is a BOUNDARY on
one side. The health and society of the mel hbor-
mood Is unsurpassed IN Mary land the Di.tri CT.
There are several streams Of pure water and one
large spring on this estate, which is within two
miles Of the SOLDIERS Home" and within five
miles of the Centre Market. The land has been
20 acres, with suficieIcy Of Wood on most of the
lois and will be sold IN parcels if deemed to the IN
The Dwelling House and Out houses on this es-
tate are large ard commodious, and in excellent
phen Markwood, the Messrs. WInserd, DiySes.
Clark and others Any information will be gwen to
underslgned. personally or BY letter; =
The Terms of Sale as prescribed by the decree
ore as ioiiows.-Ohe tiousano 90 liars cash the
day OF SALE to he paid in funds of some Dstr OF or
Baltimore Bank. The residue of tine purchase mo
ney To be pald In one, two three and four years in
equal lnsta ments, bearing interest from the dsy of
sale, and TO he secured by the bonds of the purca-
ser or purchasers. with one more oo-ohlis ers, q
be approved by the undersigned. Upon the pay
ment OF the whole purchase money, and all interest
thereon, and not before the undersigned trustee
Will convey to the purchaser purchasers or their
heirs, the property purchase by them free clear
and discharged from oil claim Of the parties To this
suit. ard of all persons claiming by them or Under
them. The widow has Joined in the proceeding fora
sale, and has signfed her consent IN writing to take
an equivalent IN money I'm hen OF her DOVER out of
the proceeds of sale, as ascertsIned by law.
DANIEL c. DIGGES. Trustee.
d 81 -SfaW2M6dtK
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FUTURE DAYS.

MAhSHAES SA LIZ - In virtue Of writ of
IVl herr taciss, under the Lien lac, issued from
the Clerks office of the Circuit Court of the lis
trict of Columbia for the County Of Washing ton,
and 10 me directed shall expose to public sale, for
Cash, in front of the Court House door OF raid
county. on TUESDAY the 18th day of January 1853,
at IL O'Clock m, the following described prooerty
TO wits All defendants night, title, claim, and IN
terest IN and to house, erected On part of Lot No.
!, IN Square No. 43'. corner Of street south and
seIz ed and levied upon a. the property of Walter
A. True, and III be sold TO satisfy Judicial No a.
to October term. 1887 In favor Of Grips q Waller.
]. ID. HOOVER,
Is-dts Marshal for the Di.trist of columbia
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GENERAL WALKER TAKEN PRISONER.
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.

.I5,V" WORTH OF BOoIs AND SHOES 10 BE SOLD.
lave determined to run OF ny entire stock Of
BOOTS AND SHOES az greatly reduce, 2SRn
prices. NV o. ject In go doing IS to close A0(
yul NV stock as nesr as poSslb BILE by the lstY "
OG March, III order To make extensive I'M 49,
provements my store
hIy stock of shoes 10 larger, cheap per- AID better
than II has ever heen before.
A few of the Kind have to offer will name
SO pairs Ladies Back Foxed Oaiters, thick sSlos,
at 81, cheap ri $50
go pairs Ladies Black and Colored Caters. at Is
cents cheap al 81
80 pairs Morocco Boots, thick soIes. at 81. very
chesp
40 pairs Morocco Boots, az Is cents
$50 pa,rr Ladies Black and ColOred Caters, with
heels, at 81 .S7%.
With a general a ssortnent OF Ladies', Gentle
mems. Boys and ChIldreE's shoes Of all kinds that
are kept first -cl-ss shoe store.
would most respectfully invite ell to elve a
call before pun cbasIng. Bn the advertisement
along and see for yout self
Terms In all cases cash.
r. M. MAGRUDER.
d5l-2v corner eth ald streets. No. SD.
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Execution of DonneiIy Postponed.

NEWARK, n. j., Jan AT the special request
o. Donnelly. Gov Newell has changed the day
OF his execution from the sth to the 18th Of Janu
arv-ihe longest period under the constit ution OF
New jersey to which it could be delayed by the
action of the Governor
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Kansas Rumor Coutr,die,ed.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 5.-A special dispatch TO the
Gazette denies the truth Of the report from Saint
Louis, yesterday, in relation TO Kansas IL also
adds that the accredited agent Of the Associated
Press at 81. Louis has been sick for several DAYS
aud bis duties have been performed by proxy.
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Wreck of the Ship Junipsr.

New ORLEANS, Jan. i.-The ship Juniper Of
Philadelphia, flom Rio bound for New York
went ashore 100 miles south Of Pernambuco Her
cargo consisted of COO bags Of coffee The vessel
is total loss. The crew were saved