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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-28

\ NPw STEAM PLow-Mr. Joseph W.
fawkeS, of Lancaster county, Penn. has
recently invented and patented a new ste am
plow, which is attracting considerable at
tention. y public trial of its merits took
place at Christiana, on the 18th inst, In the
presence Of abott one thousand persons.
with satisfactory rosults-the blowing being
as well executed as that usually done 10y
horse power.
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<LfRn.-THE U.N.DEEsIG.N'ED,

<rLFRu.-THE E.N'D II ~ ~ g. We ID,
u for man, years chief Clerk ia the house "i
JOHN HURLEY a Co. bcgs 10 offer his services
as Commission Merchant 20 the friends and patrons
of that house, nov that il has retired from business
With this end i'm view have formed a co-Iartner-
ship with Mr. T.. W Benton, senior oi the o,d ana
we'll known firm Of T. W Benton To-, under the
name and styIe of BENTON &KING, to take place
from the LIST Of May, prox.
The subscriber relies for support upon the fricns>
of the old bouse of IOHN HURLEY 4 Co., who
have had opportunities Of experiencing the prompt
ness and ability with which he attended 60 their
business. Very respectfully, -.
Corner Of Lafayette and New Levce streets.
New o leans. April ~, 1855. augs-y
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HAOBELL n CO.N'y.S-G TOW H.{J.E
~ Just selected from the largest Eastern Houses,
a large stock Of
Niolins, italian, German, and French.
Guitars of various prices.
Accorieons and Flutinas, choice quality.
Flutes, Flageolets, Tanbourncs, Banjoes,
And all Musical instruments asd Instruction Books,
which they sell at Eastern prices. Also, complete
assortment of
Envelopes of all kinds.
Blank Books.
Letter Paper.
School Books.
Newest Novels, &C. &c.
Wholesale and retail and the lowest prices r tb,
city. Call and the selection before going else
where. aug2I
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ID r.. ETHEL q TO-, CO.H.ufsSFO.S'
10 AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Nc. "a Pyg,lras Street
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Established Iyrii, 1861

REFERENCES:
r. s. Howard Evansville, Indiana Allis Howcs,
Evansville. Indiana; A. VI. Phelps a Son, New
burgh Indiana; Minor & Iade, Ncwburgh. In
diana; ii. u. Newconb 4 Brother, Louisville, Ken
lucky: u. :. Benedict & Son, Louisville, Kentucky
Thomas Danforth, Secretary, New Albany Insurance
Co., New Albany, Indiana; Il. Simpson a Go.
New Albany, Indiana; W. ii. Catlin, Henderson,
Kentucky; II. G. Beverly, Henderson, Kentucky /;
James Montgomery. Preston Bro. Bank, jefferson
vile, Indiana; Merrett Campbell and Co, 81. Louis,
No. jy3l-ly
z.ITS A. no Hes. H.HTER ST.,
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
aA0TICE TO CO.N.TR.fCEORs.---

RAOTICE TO C0.STR.fCFORS.---
0lv Bids are hereby solicited By the City Coun-
Gil for building such Public Csterns a. may hereafter
from time to time lie ordered Inc same must &c
built after a plan and specifications now en-
nc in the City Clerks Office, aud shall contain
$50 bbl< each the City furnishing iron tops None
need propose for the above, unless they t>>fa~t
their work Tn. contract will he let ON Saturday
night Aug1st 2sth instant
by order Of the Common Council IF the City Of
Evansville. \. LEMChE, Clerk.
aug24-6t ToiksbOte copy
II ICE.H-SES--.N-OTfC - HEREBB'
IL given, to all auctieneers, draymen, cartnlcn,
expressmen, wsgoners, omnibus and hackmen, ped
dars, prcprietcrs of billiards. basatelle tables and
len pin alleys, theatcrs and concert halls that all
liccns6Sxpire on the first day of August next, and
they tprhercby notified to the or
said day; and in default thereof, the oTIinan
ces in such made and provided, will lie strictly
enforced against delinquents.
4. LEMCKE, City Clerk.
jly29-lm yolksbotc copy.
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IU III III-IIIUIIWIl- VI ItdTIlIll-
a CYMN ASluM

exercise may support and assist the labors Of the
| mind.
sion made for the health Of the pupils The rooms
are spacious and well ventilated there Icing a beau
tifully furnished parlOr, with separate sleeping
apartments for each two young Ladies'.
The grounds ample, comprising 81. acres in a
pleasant part Of the city, about oBe-third of which
i native forest grove, with winding walks aud
bors, forming most delightful promenade for pu-
pilsall the grounds will he tasefnIly ornamental
| FACULTY.
The Faculty will consist Of a thoroughly expe-
! rie:iced and efficient corps Of instructors.
Rev JONI COVERT, A. NJ, founder and former
President o the Ohio Female College, and Glendale
Female College, is first President.
Rev. ALPHoSso WoOD, A. NJ, late President Of
| the Ohio Female College, and the distinguished au-
thor OF several scientific works, bearing his name.
will be the presiding teacher If the College, and In.
structor in Mental and Moral Science
Prof. X. $. B0swoRTH. late Professor of Chemis-
try etc, IN Farmers College, Obio will take the
chair Of Natural Science, upon which hc win lee
ture aud experiment.
ID EsTAING :. COVERT. A NJ. Professor Of Ancirn,
Languages and Literature
Prof j. G. MINISGEg, late Of Philadelphia first
teacher 81 Instrumental music. And from Elk 90
ten additional gentlemen and lady teachers Of lons,
standing and successful experience.
NO pains or expense will h. spared 30 precur.
teachers IN every department, Of the very highest
qualifications, that pupils wishing 10 rerfsrt
themselves in She higher STYLES Of music or any of
the solid or ornamental branches may here receive
the desired instruction. That pupils from abroad
Iiy eeiNs the greatest advantages Go lr gained at
boarding Schools, they required board in the
institutions with the teachers (unless by special rer
mission Of the Presidentl, that they NAV have the
l'eneht of their example and society.
The course Of studies will he thorough and exten
sive, embracing all the branches usually taught i'm
our highest Summaries Of learning, English 11assi-
cal and the Fine Arts.
The year is divided into two sessions Of fxepfx
weeks each, commencing respectively ON weines-
DAY, the sth Of September next and the 9th day Of
February, 1859.
The expenses Of tba school x-oar ;,,st,s;.., -,
i'ld tuition in all the branches Of tn, rrp.,lar
course rooms furnished, fuel, lights and washing,
VIII De s225-layablc seIni-annually in sdyanee.-
mental branches - .~
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HyV.sHsV1LLE COMM - R ca h
IL COLLEGE.
No. ~ North First Street,

Nv ANSN1B iNDiANt.
The Sixth Annual Session 81 the above lnstitu-
tion, will commence Monday, August Both, 1888
\ course 81 lessons in this School viii embrace
Doublc-Entry bookkeeping, in all its various
branches, Mercantile Calculations, Pcnmanship, &c
The plan adopted i'm teaching Is entirely practical
no text books being used, hence students can rely
obtaining sufficient practical knowledge Of the
science If this all important branch of education to
enable him to take charge of set OF books in any
establishment, however complicated. Students can
enter at any time. course Of lessons can be COM
pl.ted in from six TO ten weeks. Time, however,
not limited
Weekly Lecture on Commercial Law viii he de-
livered by competent legal gentlemen ~ the city.
Daily Lectures ON Book-k Keeping and -l,a,.i''----
Cotir-c, including Diploma.
s36. Gentlemen can, however, enter for the Mer-
rant. course, which Is 500 Ladies department Sl5
For Catalogue, giving full particulars, address,
JEREMIAH BENIN, PRINCIPAL
anal I'll, 9..-l
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Save your AppIcs-we are agents for the sale
oi fitt 5, Hofets, McClure's, and Emory's Thresh-
ere ana Senarators, and the Buckeyc keystone and
'uips cider Mills. HoRNBROoK & co
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eDVF dozen assorted Clothes do.
Il doZ. assorted common de-.
- Feed do.
~ Bush. New Sweet Potatoes.
~ Bush. new Timothy Seed
20 . Red Top. Received by
aIIg27 H. H. COOK & son.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


H|OOh.HEEFEBs. sNV' "V
ID keeper wi1hcs "a situation about the 10Th
Of October next. He is at present engaged IN thar
capacity in this city; understands pr, due commits
sion and forwarding business thoroughly and would
be willing to make himself generally useful a.
Clerk. Collector and Bookkecper. Address J. T. 8,
box 81, Evansville, Ind. Aug2s 6t
HfOL.NTI. Tx PaI.ERS.--.fLL---
u Persons not having paid their county tax are
hereby notified 10 call before the first Monday In
September, ls5S and settle, after sad date shall
be obliged to call those either personally or by
deputy, when. besides the usual penalty OF ten Per
cent, constables fees will be charged, rs allowed 10y
Law II. =, sect. l0i, chaps.
THEODORE vENNEMAN.
aug % lol County Treasurer.
"HEk.N' HIVE, RAISED ~ S. ,
~ just received direct from Gormany.-l5 cases
Of Rhein wine and ? casks of Bruins brandy for
sale low, in all quantities. at my Saloon on Third
street, between Sycamore and Vine.
aug2S lm PHI. EULER.
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II MI !. A

For more than a year, have the magnificent s;rric-
lures Of the Tcrre- Haute Female COLLEGE. i-s.n
steadily progressing They now nearly COM
pletcd, and will he olen for the reception 81 pupils,
On Wednesday, the sh Of SeptelsJer aerf.
The site Of the college, the buildings, the ar
engagements for study and c,mfort, and the Faculty,
deserve here passing notice
-Haute, the site Of the Collccr, l. bcauii-
fuI and healthy city, accessible 10y railroad from all
directions, and central TO numerous and arIrrcia-
ting population. IL j. high, a its name imports
From statistics il is clearly shown that for several
years past, there have been fewer deaths and lss-
sickness here than at any Western city, of equal
population.
The buildings will be fitted up in the latest style
and with all the modern ipnroNats.ntr ftfey VIII
ny stcain, and lighted by gas aud fur
nished with warm and cold baths, and what j.
] L.. IL l.. =. a......
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APPARATUS AND LECTUREs.

Prest. wooD and Prof BoswoRrH, will deliyey
iuii courses of Lectures with the aid Of the Tele
scope and other apparatus, sufficient 90 illustrate
experimentaly the principles Of the sciepses pur-
sued Books, and all other requisites FIR catering
the college, may be had at the Conss;e, OF in the
CITY. - ~
All letters Of inquiry or on business, should y.
addresSed 70 Rev. JoHS Covert, or ID. :. COVERT,
Terre-piautc, Indiana.
The undersigned citizens Of Terre-Hautc, have nc
cepted the Office Of Trustee Of the Terre-Hauf BE
hiaie COLLEGE, and may lie referred to ut any time by
such as desire further information concerning tire
arrangements or advantages Of the College:
Rev E g. Taylor, Curtis Gilbert,
Rev. +. Gordon, r. W Thompson
;. III. Potter, Rev. J. g. Wilson,
Rev. W. G. Spencer, Rev W. MODESTO,
Rev T. Wiley, X. l.. Thompson,
a =. fst"ln, Rev. VI. A. Jewett,
Luclus kyce, w. ID. Griswold,
Ihes bowling, W. J. Ball,
belal- Mcheen, . Jas. harrington,
H. ~; warren David Hsrtsook,
n: mcGregor, G. Y. Patterson,
" I1I,tVShs j. III. Watson,
I"ne< ,nssiaeh' And. wilkins,
y"lies iihe' II. ID. Scott,
James Barnes, n n pr,,;,,
JlylJ-3m
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MISCELLANY OUS.

HIRE IND .u.iRI.N.E E.N-SC-
II RANCE BY HOME COMPANIES
The undersigned having been appointed Agents
for Evansville and vicinity, Of the
INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE co.
s. r. COyINGroN, Sec'y. T. A. NORRIS, Pres't'
AND THE
RISING SUN INSURANCE co.
ID. j. HATHAWAY, Soc'y. :. HATHAWAY, Prest.
OF Fire and Marine Risks, at a. low rates of pre-
MUM as consistent with permaneney and re-
liability.
These Companies confine their business exclusive
ly to the State of Indiana
FI-All losses speedily adjusted and promptly
PAID without any abatement dininption what
ever.
References: Every man. without exception, who
has sustained loss in either Company, list If
whonI-all citizens Of our own State-may be seen
at our Office. \. ID. REYNOLDS & co.
Evansville, July s, ls5C-Iy
v Street, between Columbus and Front, Cincii,-
natl, 0hc.-Ths Hotel is of tn. NEST modern con-
struction, containing all the latest improvements
and conveniencies adopted TO such an establishment
| The parlcrs dining rooms and bed rooms newly
furnished, the latter being commotlious and well
ventilated The location Of the House il excellent,
and affords peculiar advantages To the business
munity, being within five minutes walk of the
Post Office, Telegraph Offices, and Banking Houses,
aud adjacent to the landings Of the principal stcaln
/ boats.
| Ompibises and bacgaGe-wacons from the sss<csa
railroads leading to and from the city, call rcal.
for passengers.
The strirtest attention will be- paid 10 the warft
and comfort of guests, and pains will be spare
10 merit continuance Of the patronage LIBERAL,
| bestowed upon the :. Madison - for years past
GARRisoN CAIdLL,
aug2l-9t Pr"prictors.
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~ &. COLLINS, RE.fL EST.fTE
0/o and INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, Ne. North
Third street Evansville. Indiana. The purchase and
sale Of Read Estate, collection of Rents, and payment
of Taxes, &C. promptly attendcd 10. Persons in want
Of any kind 1T help or employment, can lie inform
cd by calling at this Office. CHARGES REASONABLE.
aup.H-gm
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HfO.FE! <0.SL.! CO.fJ!!.--ssJt
u WILL AND SHALL BIZ DoNE."-l have
lust erected a Fairbanks Scale, for the purpose Of
weighing my coal. shall sell my coal 10y weight,
according to- the law of the State. have large
stock If superior quality of Pittsburg Cual, and in
vte all my friends To- give ma: call and try IL.
have been eighteen years in the business, and pro-
f,ss to be jn.lgr. The pTc" nf coal j. - cents per
hu-h.l. All orders left ~ the t;as Company Oficc.
between First and second, Locust street, or at
Hornbr,s,lNs Stui,., un Water strsct. nay Coal
Office, at the Iamasco Wharf, will Lee ATTENDED, to.
All coal must To- paid for when ordered ia .inkabc
currency. ANDREW lIUTCHESON.
au.2,;-.lm
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Two DOCTORs.-RR.l
RETRoSPECT FOR JULY. just received at
"ugZ5 DUBELL q CONYNGTON
EO.uETAl.NG NE W. - THE Pr.
~ TENT Self-scaling White Porcelain FRITIT
JAR, just received and for sale cheap the Queens
ware Store 81 J. W. HUGHES,
augl6 Is Main str..,
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A0EH' Music, JUST RECELIED
ev 10y Express, ut y. HEALlS.
HyU.s.NSTYLLE .f.NU HE.NDE.-
H son STAGE LISE.-1hc undersigned j. now
running a good four horse coach daily (Sunday cN
cepte,D to aud from Henderson and Evansville, con-
Meeting at Henderson with the Henderson and Hop
kinsyillc stage line. and ut Evansville with the Ey
ansyillc and CrawfordsVic Railroad. Leaves Hen
dcTson at O'Clock, \. VI. Iraycs Evansville at ,
o'clock, J.. ". Time between city Hotel. Evans
willie, and Hancock House, Henderson, two hours.
Fare, 81 p. Passengers called for in any part Of
the city il desired. SCOTT s. HOPKINS.
Aug ~, ls5S-dlm ProITictors
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HyET'ER .s.ND .sGsR.-PROCURE
II Bottle of the old remedy. Bells Tonic, at
W, BIEEBowEE'S,

n.f.N1f.NG .ft.fDE.nI' 1T MIR
~ BILE IIALL.-Thc S,cbnd Session of "a
Professor Motifs Dancing Academy. will open N
on the first Saturday in September, ut X
o'clock. =. NJ for Misses, Masters, and young ~>'s.
Ladies /; and on Mondays, at night, from ~ till
IL, for Young gentlemen.
The foliuwing fine dances will lie Taught. la
Zcmpetc Ecocaize, the new London Lancers, and the
Polka and Mazurka Quadrillcs. aug26-lw
TOG.N.fC FR.S.NI.sfS.-THE Lot
u &c imported Brandies, foEp,shcrr rhis date, W.
t,ry,I st-puIllc auction, Tor Iiffi Tncv ,
augZ5-lwd DECKER a KRaMI;R
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ang23-Iwd DECKER & KRAMER.
"0G ROE.NH.-2,OOOL Ems. CHOICE
III BACON SIDES.
1000 lbs. Choice Shoulders.
$3.50 - Open Hams.
2uO best Wooden BOWLS
> Tons Fresh Ground Bran
l,iSn Quglcy's Hams.
5dIz. Children Cabs, assorted.
- - Brooms.
10 : assorted Wash Tubs. For sale Nv
aug2j II m CoOE a snN
EO6 S.fLE.-.f L.fRGE FRAME
- Dwelling House and Two Lots ON Sixth street
Enquire at the Real Estate and Intelligence Office
Ne. IL North Third street. C G. COLLINS
NOR S.fLE. ~ I'm p I.EH
u Farm 81 100 acres, IL miles from the CITY of Ey-
ansvlile, at a great bargain. Enquire at the Real
Estate and Intelligence Office, No. l. North Third
street lauS25I e. e. COLLINS.
H0R S.fLE.-.f VICE RESEDE.y'f'E
- ON Maiu street. Terms favorable. Enquire al
the Real Estate and Intelligence Office No l. North
Ihlrd street. laus25l c. c. COLLINS.
"e.s.STED, To PU.TH.fSE ron
~ Cash, a small Dwelling HulrS. and Lot in the
CIiy- Enquire at The Real Estate and Intelligence
ofiic". No. ], North Third street.
aug2b G. C. COLLINS
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TUsT RECEIT.RD M EXPREsS

- City Of the Great King, 10y DIR. Barslay.
liadji in Syria, hy Mrs. Sarah Barslay john n.
Al Tang26l j. IIEALY'S.
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nnIihtihG fresses, Cases, Gallies, &c Inks and
PRINTING Materials of every descriptjon Steroot,ll
,ns oi all kinds, Books, Music, Patent Medicine
directions, jobs, Wood Engraving, &c, sc.
n Brand and Pattern Letters, various styles.
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NLOUR .s.NID .uEAL.-2O NM

ALOGH .1.ND .uEAk. BBLS.
IL extra =. ;. Flour.
- Sacks do.
20 Bushels Fresh Corn Meal
900 Boxes Sugar Cured Dried Beef
JVo Cheese, just received and for sale l,y
JAMES W. vICKEBY 4 Co
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-10-30
U G3 e IKE o wv G. g WU II 1L5.R,
ASSTGNERs SALE.

I'M Saleday in December next nt pickcns
~ U, H., will sell to the highest bidder
on credit of nine months with interest from
d9Iy OF sale, the following Real Estate assign
by Thos. ID. Garyin, viz:
The Home Tract, containing 800 Acres ON
G0lden'S Greek.
The rayl,r place whcreon Ephram Sor.
gent now lives containing 260 ncrcs adiOin.
ing lands of John Bowen, Stephen CLAYTON
and others.
a Tract containing 00l acres OH Wrighls
creek, waters of Jocassco River, adjoining
lands of the Estate of Samuel Maverick and
tho North Carolina line.
The undivided half of tract containing
about GOO acres OH Six Mile Creek adioinin,s
lands ot Samuel Mavericks Estate, Widow
Mcrck and others.
:, A Tract containing 1000 acres on waters of
doxaway River, adjoining lands granted to
Samuel Maverick and others
a Tract cuntauing lOUO acres ON waters
OF Ioxaway River, adjoining land granted to
Jeremiah Fioid and others
Tract containing Sll acres on both sides
OF DEVILS Fork of Jocasscc River, and ON both
SIDES oi the road from Pickcns g. III, to CASH.
ler's Valley, adjoining lands surveyed for
Urisham and Norton and others.
Ihc remainder of tract originally granted
to Benjamin Wallace, containing $40 acres
ON boone's creek. waters of Kcoweo River.
anu "dJoinmg lands of James Robertson and
others.
A Tract containing 81 acres on branches
OF Colcnoy, waters Of Sauda River, and adj
.lnlnnS lands granted to George hudson, jas.
Jctt and others.
Tract containing Ala acres on branches
OIL DraeStown creek, watorsof Tugaloo River,
and adjoining lands granted to Robert Strib
ling and others.
The remainder, about halfof tract con
tain'ng17O acres on both sides of Battle creek.
waters ofChattuga River. and adjoining lands
oflhe Estate of Caleb May aud others.
The remainder, about hulf of II tract con
tainng T64 acres on Camp Branch, waters of
e.!!hattuga river, and adjoining lands of j. n. .
Whitncr and others
The above lands will be sold by tho trort
be tle number of acres more or less, cxcept
perhaps tho Homo Tract and the Grants and
other papers relating to the Same, will be ex-
hibtcJ on day of sale.
Also, negro woman about 81 years old
on the same terms, at tho same time and place
And Thursday following at the residence
Of tho said ThOS ID. Gnryin all his personal
property, consisting of IIorSos, Cattle. Hogs,
Blacksmiths, Carpenter and Farming Tools;
,Wnag N and Buggy, Household and Kitchen
Furniture &c. &c. On like credit of nine
months with interest from day of sale, fer all
sums OF Ton dollarsand more. All sums un-
der that amornt will be required in Cash.
such security as the Assignee wishes must
be given betorcthc property will be delivered
or titles made to tho Real Estate.
All the above property wllhe offered nt
private sale until days of sale above mention
cd. j. b. CLAYTON.
Assignee and Agent.
Oct. 2S 1853 Is I'd
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-10-30
GOOD LAND rnR SALE.

TENlE subscriber offers his Lands for sale,
Il lying and situntc on the waters Of Mos-
sy Creek, in White county Ga One Tract
contains go AcrcS, u part of which is good
bottom; upon the place is two dwellings,, out
bindings, orchard, &c. AZ one house. forty
acres are cleared, and at thcothcr thirty ocrcs
Wood springs are convention: 10 both places.
This tract is i'll miles of the Court House.
mlle OF post office. store, camp ground and
church. ALSO, 2l5 Acres of Land, lvingon
the Creek. with water falls and power for iron
works, mills or any other improvements
There is also good farming land on this tract.
These tracts are located in pleasant neigh
borhoods, and was formerly part of IIMb
ershnm county. Now is the time to got IL
Gorgn'n' as am determined to sell at u re-
duccl price. Address me at Leo, Ga. or in
spcct the premises ut amy time
lIAMEL DUCKETT.
August . 1858 3m
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OBI 1rUARW.


DIED, Of scarlet fever in this place o., che 23d
instant, after an illness Of FIVE days, ELLA JANE,
youngest cbildof ". i. and T.. e. IIolcoInbc,
aged two years and one month.
The subject Of this notice had iust rcncbed
that period Of hor age at which children are
most interesting, NOS only to their ,aronts and
lmJnediato family, but 30 their relations and
priends gencraly Lisilc JASig, Gas sho was
eealied} was an extraordinary child, i knew her
wen, ahc flied large space in tho family eir-
eis. Her death has created q vacuum, which
VIII be long sn8 Gcepiy felt. She was the idol
OF hoting mother, u devoted fathes, loving
sister and effcctionate brothers But Jistle IA,
ME isno more. Her litti. form las boor laid
an the cold, cold Grave, and her spirit las gof:,
70 that God who gave Ii. Those bright and,
spsrkiing eyes, which so often sent 4 thrill Of
JOY to mothers healt are now iimmed md
closed In death. That sweJ peculiar voice
which fell IN such delightfulaacenls on 4 fathers
ear, has been silo ID on earth and so atsuncd
as 70 accord with the hhrps Of ApeSls In iIeay.
en- ! know i was hard 10 give her Ap Anal
tho Messenger OF deaskwas an ,nselc0f,ts ot,,ss
8ut remetober the graYe cannoi kcoplie Wlfftc
YOU, her faiher and nsothcg sister aed brothera
nre shedding bitter tears, oyer hor departure. abe
Is singing praises TO tho fssnst sIfss vas Ay.f.
and bath redeemed Ler TO God by his biosal Is
Think of her ihcn MOI as onrisoner Of the Tomb.
I fbuths q redeemed saint in Glory, snci o thonehs
will afford Joy and notgrief, and will cria Die o,t
20 say the ord giyclli and'tl Lord hath taken
aYey. blessed he tno name OF the Lord