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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-29
Something Tor the PeopIe.-YOur at,ent

Something for the People.-Your attention is
respectfullycaed to great medicine for the Of
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Piles, Sores Pains, Ions
diseases of similar nature This medicine is call
ed DeGraths Electric OIL The gent win address the
public, its merits, in the Market House, at 10
o'clock, on Monday. lie Will show the people what
power this Electric oilhas over disease and pain.
Among other cures, performed, may be mentioned
that of the Mayor Of Camden, Of Piles and Rhetfna-
tsm; and Hon. Jno. Williamson; of Hun,ing don,
Pa, whom it took of his clutches in one day.
Principal office 80 South Eighth street, Philadelthia
and for sale by Druggists and Merchants everywhere
and by the principal Druggists in Steubenville- n,
(genuine) Oil without the name Of DR.. DeGfath'
Electric Oil blown in tie bottle, and the written sigma
ture OF DR.. DeGrath Co., to initiate which is felony
mr. 81 f '4t NJ t-'-. q =. .. -.f.
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A You've Son OF MALTA.-On Thursday
afternoon some person unknown gained &C
cess to the room of Shawmut Lodge, Sons OF
Malta,.in Boston, hastily deposited fine in
FAINT boy therein, and left precipitatcly. The
"Sons" have resolved to become fathers to the
properly nursed and educated, so that in due
course of time he may become in good con-
dition 10 be q member of the Order.
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Gratitude. III gratitude was ever evidenced

Gratitude. If gratitude was ever evidenced
mong any class, il certainly has been with those who
have nsed and tested the extraordinary virtues
tanned Dr. J. Hostetters celebrated Stomach Bters.
Scarcely day passes are informed, that the Doc
tor does not receive from recent heartsricken
and socitous parent, brother, sister, friend, some
testimonials OF deep and earnest gratitude. for his
agency in restoring to health and wonted vgor some
kindred. For the cure Of Dyspepsia, Flatuency Con-
spaon lack of appetite, and all Bilious tendencies,
are speedily corrected by tho of these Bitters
per directions on bottle. Sold by Druggists every
where. ,5-..s. ~ ... mrl7
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The steamer Morgan, loaded with
lumber, sunk in the Upper Mississippi on the
Goth inst. The Tishimirgo strucka rock on
tho aSd near Keokuk but was run ashore and
the leak stopped. ~ III
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NJ. RI Antilles, ESQ.,, will deliver his Tenth
and last Lecture, for the Commercial Law,
before the Students Of Behm's Commercial College on
this Monday evening, at O'Clock.
Faded FlOwers.-I II causes sad reflections to take
up boquet smiling with beauty, aud ga,e upon
its withered leaves and faded colors Bat how many
faded flowers do the great boquet Of human
ity; men and ladies' too, whose beauty has fed with
almost the lightnings speed, and whose forms are
sinking with premature decay. What pity il is that
a such DO not know that ere disease has taken hold
upon the vital parts, simple preparation wouldresore
them to health tn joy. and to beauty Such prepara-
ton, for instance, is Hosteters Stomach Bters,whch
drives away dependency, Strengthens the weaker
parts, and restores the whole system. Iii recon-
mendcd by the physicians. and commended by all
who have used it. Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and
dealers generally. mr2f
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r.Wc refer IN tho advertisement Of, Nj

eBrWc refer to the advertisement of, Mr..
Chas. Evert, who we car recommend as q
most excellent awning and tent maker. His
regular business is that of sail maker. and
rigger, and he is q most expert and thorough
workman in his line, and is deserving the
patronage of our citizens.
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20 Candidates seem to be unusually

- Candidates seem to be unusually
plentiful. in indianapolis. The desire to
serve their country must be both intense and
general. We notice that there are nine ap-
plications for the Republican nomination for
County Treasurer; six for that of Sheriff; five
for city marshal tour for clerk, and other
officers in proportion. The greatest anxiety
appears to be the proper management of the
county's finances. .-.r
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SIXTH WARD.-MR. CARLILE: Please an
nounce THOMAS REDMOND Ca didate for Coun-
Gilman OF the Sixth Ward. Mr.. Redmond declares
himself supporter Of FREE SCHOOLS; he has
been connected with them from their infancy. and
knows the benefits heyre daily comforting upon the
yonth Of the city. mrs
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HOUSEHOLD WoRps.-Mt. NJ. L. johnson
among his other periodicals, has large sup
ply Of the Household Words, and tho New
York Ledger, received in advance OF, the
usual receipts. -. tat wv ~
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GOA L..

BODIAM MINING COMPANY,
office on Water street, under the TeIeeragh oice)
Cart loads Of Is bushels of Bcdisrn Mine Coal de-
lvered to any part OF the city at VI 60 per load Coal
weighed, desired at the expensscf the purchaser.
Notes of solvent banks of Illinois sa Wisconsin tn.
ken in payment. JOHN WfMOND.
dec2s-n Secretary ard Manager.
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TENTH WARD. We authorized to an
nounce that WM. HUNNELL is = candidate for re-
election Councilman m the Tenth Ward. Mr..
IIunnell avUws himself n supporter Of the OLD
CHARTER, and n fGso-of liberal appropriations for
FREE SCHOOLS. lie desires thatthere be no mis-
take with voters OF the Ward In rcgar-u his views
these issues. .... mrl5
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-29

MsrrayA Lanma ms FloridE1Y alter. France
and Germany challenged produce an article of
perfume as lasting and delicate this. II is disa
ton Of tropical flowers Of matcheSs fragrance, not
mere chemical composition. The aroma it difiuses is
eminenty healhfu. Every bottle sold brings dozen
orders. Sold by d. 7. Lanman & Co., wholesale
druggists, 50 Water street, New York and by all drug
sists, at SOC. PER bottle.
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DIR. eOGGsNFLL's
ANTIPHLOGISTIC
. a L T.

That has y produced such remarkable effects
In many c.ses OF NEURALGIA, vEEfiGo, and AZTEC
TioNs OF THE HEAD. caused by disturbed circulation,
in those who have tried il nm this city, is for sale at
-r KELLER y WHITES.
" The highest testimonials Of its efficacy have been
given by number OF the most respectable citizens who
haye-.ried it. Iiy5
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SECOND WARD.--We are requested to an
nounce MR.. JAMES SCANTLIN as Candidate for
reelection u member Of the Council, from the
Second Ward. Mr.. Scsntlin declares himself In favors
Of FREE SCHOOLS, and Of such retrenchments in the
City expenditures, will enable the City, out of it
legally assessed revenues to support them literally.
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For the Journal
<'Ny Finances.

ehy Finances.
Mr.. CARLILE:--The city election is to
come off on Monday next, and would ask
whether it is the intention of the Mayor and
Cooncil in the meantime, to make report
showing what they have been doing the last
year, and the present financial condition Of
the city. AS several of the members are
candidates for reelection it is presumed that
they at least, will sec the propriety of such
an exhibit. ...t-
What the voters want to know is:
lst. The amount of cash in the Treasury
when the present Council came into Office,
and the amount of city orders then outstand-
ings s'.r-H
Cd. The amount since received and ffom
what sources. .f
Srd. The amount of CASH row on hand.
4th. The amount of unsolicited taxes ut
this date.
5th. What disposition has been made Of
the funds.
How much paid to salaries OF city offers
extra allowances to same; intsrcs: on rail-
road bonds; street repairs; building culverts
and bridges; common schools; other objects,
and what are they!
9th. The amount of orders now outstand-
ing. E.8 '.r
This information the tax payers and voters
have right to ak, and it is the duty Of
the Council to give it. Let US see if they
will do it. THIRD WARD.
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CITY AssEssOR.-Mr. PATRICK BURKE,
present incumbent, is candidate for reelection,
City Assessor. marn
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SECOND WARD. We are requested to an.
nounce the name OF Doct. HUGH KoNALDS as
candidate for Councilman from the Second Ward. Or.
Ronalds is in favor of the OLD CHARTER, and OF
supporting Free Schools. I'd
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-29

- The venerable General Twiggs, for al
legged contempt Of the War Department, is to
be tried By court martial az the Newport
Barracks on the 10th of April next.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

,od asats, % on .ai inpser ii 's % cents per
line three times; 50 cents per line week: discount
on longer time. -.
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F0RAssESsOR.-w We are requested 10 announc,
JOSEPH q. HABING, candidate for City Assessor.
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sg We are indebted to Mr.. Geo. w. Hin,
the interchangeable Nail Agent, onthe Z. & C.
Railroad for st. Louis papers in advance of
the mail
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CITY cLERk.- Mr.. CARLILE: Please announce
my name as candidate for reelection to the offcebf
CITY CLERK, at the ensuing April Election.
marlt WELL III. WALKER.
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SCHOOL TRUsTEE.-Mr. J. W. KNIGHTS
has been suggested suitable person for School
Trustee. He would be supported by q large number
of voters il he will consent to serve.
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FIRST wARD.-JNO. S. HOPKINS, ESQ.,,
will be supported Candidate for the Council, by
lhe Voters of the First Ward.
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CANDIDATES..

TENTH WARD.-If LEWIS HowES would
consent TO become a Candidate for Coupcman in the
Tenth Ward he would receive the support Of
MANY VOTERS.
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CITY MARsHALs-We. announce Mr.. EDW
MARTIN, as Candidate for reelection as City Mar
shall mr3i
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sEvENTEENTH wARD-n l.. DANNET,

TEL isa Candidate for Councilman in the Seven
,eenth Ward Mr. Dannettel avows himself sup
porter Of the Old Charter, and in favor Of liberal
appropriations for the supporter Prec schools. Imr4
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FOR CITY COLLECTOR.-weM are requesed
to announce GEORGE woLFLIN as a candidate for
City cofiecsor- mar5,
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AUGUSTUS LEMCKE is candidate for CITY
CLERK at the ensuing April election. mari
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SCHOOL TRUSTEE. = Please announces the
name Of ii. @ WHEELER as n candidate for re-elec-
ton tn the Office Of School Trustee.
mr.. MANY VOTERS.
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JAMES ID. -sAUNDERs is a candidate for re-
election to the office Of CITY ENGINEER AND SUR.
vEYOR. H..-.-. -... mars
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CITY TREASURER. IS. SORENSON will
continue to serve as City Treasurer, il elected.
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COUNCILMAN IN TWELFTH WARD
At Convention held in the Twelfth Ward, SMITH
GAvITT was unanimously nominated for Council
man r
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THIRD WARD.-If wM. HUBBELL, ESQ,
will consent to serve as Councilman Of the Third
Ward he will receive the support of iority Of the
THE VOTERS
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Az. Ir.pe netrnble Secret.-The attention Of all
who wish to hide the changes wrought by time or
sickness in the color of the Hair, is nvite to the fact
that such changes may be CONCEALED FOREVER,
by the occasional application of that perfect simula-
ton every shade of natural bla-K brown. widely
known as
CRIsTADORO's EXCELSIOR DYE.
The artificial tinge which it nstananeously imrarts
is true to life that CANNOT DETECTED as the
result Of art, by the keenest observer. Sold every
where and applied by all Hair Dressers.
.,. JOSEPH CRISTAD0R0,
m1r3 dSyfIn No. 6 Astor House, New York.
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J.. p: EIa.IOTT POR COUNCILMAN IN

p SCUMUCK, Is candidate for the office OF
City Collector at the ensuing Arsil Election.
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j. p. EIaIOTT POt GO1NClLMAN IN
FOURTHWARD.-wem are authorized to announce
that J. 2. ELLIOTT Is candidate for reelection
Councilman in the Fourth Ward. Mr.. Elliott avows
himself a supporter OF the OLD CHARTER, and in
favor OF liberal appropriations for FREE SCHOOLS:
lie desires that there he mistake with voters Of the
Ward in regard to his viewson these issues.
marl2
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FIFTH HARD.-wM. EMERY is a candidate
for Councilman for the Fifth Ward lie is in favor
Of the Old Charter and a liberal apportionment for
Free Schools. mr2i
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II FAD PIPE AND PIG LEAD
M Casks assorted from :. inch to inches;
~ Pigs Lead;
ReceiSra and for sale by SAMUEL ORR.
IRON, NAulS AND STEEL
90 tons assorted Sizes received per B. Neptune
and for sale by SAMUEL ORR.
NXIO0D-WORK for Wagons and Bugsies-
w sWset asssd Buggy and agon telioesj
$50. do do do do Hubs;
l51 do do DO do Spokes;
Also lot Of Pow Handles, received and for sale by
mrs SAMUEL ORR.
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TWELFTH WARD COUNCiLMAN.-MR.
SMITH GAeITT having been nominated by large
number Of the voters Of the 18th Ward, will seve
elected
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A. G. SULLIVAN FOR COUNCILMAN IN
THE EIGHTEENTH N ARD.-Ne are author

lied to announce that A. G. SULLIVAN is Candi.
date for reelection as Councilman in the Eighteenth
Ward. Mr.. Sullivan avows himself a supporter of
the OLD CHARTER. aud in favor OF liberal aplro-
priatons for the support OF FREE SCHOOLS. lie
desires that there be mistake WITH voters of tire
Ward in regard to his views these i.snes. Imrei
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canal sToRAG

HAVE a large double Warehouse at the Cana
Bs,in, capable Of storing any Of produce
which viii be received stored, taken Of and held
subjee.io the owners orders, the most reasonable
terms. p. G.. 0RILEY
mhassS.
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Agents or persons sending clubs of Fifteen up
wards will receive Dollar Book Gift and Ticket
that will sntitle him To chance for the Land War.
rants.
Cooks Fought and Gifts accompanying then,
~ Differed ,c5en the purchase IL made. 81
to I've decided by Tire. Thousand Tickets, duplicates
of those sold being placed in wheel and three drawn
out. The first drawn will ertte the holder of o SINH.
lar number to l60 Of Land, the second TO 90,
third to 10.
Books ordered by mail, Is cents extra, in stamps
must re sent to pay postage.
Catalogues Of Books can ne supplied when ordered.
As sales must be very rapid, expect to sell the
Tickets in four six weeks. All orders address ed To
the old established Book and Stationary Store 507
Main street, where have been for fifteen years. viii
meet prompt attention
80 .t. 'f C.. HAGAN & co.
mr26 d3m Louisville. Ny.
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STORAGE WANTED.

AyJE are prepared TO store IN our Fire Proof Ware
VI boIse any quantity % Grain, Produce, or Mrr-
chandize, on the most liberal terms.
Having large and airy mp stairs particular care
will be taken Of Household Furniture, AcricnturaS
!mv'ehents and all kinds Of goods kabls to
dasnSye from damp rust.
Insurance effected at the lowest FIRE yeof rates Nv n
month, or longer, when desired.
Wssehouse located corner of Locust street and W..
and. b Canal, and most convenient for shpPisl u5'
Rive or Railroad. Apply to GEO. FOSTER CO.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-08-18
Military,

On Wednesday morning last,ou streets
were filed with men dressed in military
uniform. Our own company, the LIGHT
GUARDS, headed by Capt. HAYWARD,
formed part Of the procession composed
of the Alumni, off era OF the College and
Students that marched from the College
to the Church, where tue College ex-
crcises were held.
At ten o'clock the Light Guards, headed
by the Green Mountain Brass Band, pro.
ceeded to the depot, where tbs Howard
GUARDS, accompanied by the Burlington
Cornet Band from Burlington, we're re-
ceivcd and escorted through the principal
streets to the Armory Of the Light Guards,
on Weybridge St. Through the exertions
of Mr.. George Il. Huntington and VIM.
w. Scott, the Burlington Company md
others, say that substantial aud satisfac.
tory collation. was prepared and partaken
Of.
After dinner was over, Capt. Hayward
read several toasts which were responded
to by Capt Bush, Of the Allen Greys Of
Brandon, Lieut.. }LoDeETT of the How
ard Guards Of Burlington. and Lieut..
Gov. SLADE, and closed by giving three
cheers for the approaching Muster in Sep
TENDER
The companies were then reformed and
marched up in font Of the Addison
House, where they were reviewed by Gov
FLETCHER. The Governor spoke in fat
tering terms OF the noble bearing and mil
itary skill displayed by the several COM
panies present, and said that his influence
and aid should be given to make the cit
izen sodiery one of the strongest bull
warks of our Republic.
After the review and speeches were
over, the several companies were formed
into battalion and the pleasant visitors
were escorted to the cars---all feeling bet
ter for this social military interview.
Hear what the Burlington Company
says Of the treatment given them here by
the Light Guards:
A CARD.-The Officers and Men of the pow-
ARD GUAR, Burlington, desire in this public
manner, o EXPIRE to the DDLEBURY LIGHT
GUARD, Capt. Hayward, who-e guests they
were on their visit to Mddlebury on the l1th
inst their cordial knovledgments fer the
generous, hearty aud solder-like Reception
! given to them by the Light Guard; for the
bountiful and elegant COLLATION. provided for
/ them in the Armory of that gallant Company
and, in short, for the courteous and liberal hos
! pittlity and distinction extended to them, from
their arrival to to their departure.
In beh If of the Howar Guard.
[ B. BowpIsH, Captain.
c, L. HART, Orderly
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ia, does not meet the wants Of the occa-
sion, aud for this reason should be put to
rs utmost capacity. There is no reason
Wy squatter sovereignty presumption
should be good for more than the absolute
wants OF an individual, nor should even
lady O. be permitted to spread her title
over several sections more than she can
occupy in her own proper person, while
Others are meekly standing by her side in
the aisle. The nuisance could be easily
abated by the appointment of larger
number Of ushers whose dictation should
be absolute in arranging and packing the
house, so that impudent sefshness should
stand no better chance than generous mod
esty. We will make but one more sug.
gestions-that more assistant marshals
are needed, for the convenience and GOOD
appearance of tho procession, such as will
bring their usually serpcntine cvolutions
into more military precision and comei-
ness.
We cannot close this without an cx-
preston Of regret for the absence of the
President, which absence might have beer
a serious detriment to the occasion, but
that his place was so perfectly filed by
the venerable Dr. Beman, who has long
had a truly paterna regard for the col.
lege.
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l, were practicing. They were playing
through three hundrcd feet of hose, the
pipc-man standing on the platform before
the church. Though it was long past sun
set we could distinctly see at the distance
of thirty rods, the stream at least twenty
feet above the spirc, and We had no rea-
sou TO doubt that some jets that we could
not see went considerably higher. But
twenty feet is an elevation Of 100 feet
from the cistern from which they drew
the water. This, considering the great
length of hose, and tho fact chat it was
never wet before, we shall venture TO call
better playing than that recorded above.
If the Pheair demurs we will speak for
another trial.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-08-18
The QUEENS MESSAGE.

r. the PrCeiden ofthc Un'c4 States ::
Her Majesty desires TO congratulate
the President Of the United States upon
The successful conviction Of this great In
ter-natonal work, in which the Queen has
taken the deepest interest. The Queen is
convinced that the President will ioin
with her in feryently hoping that the cleo
trio cable which now connects Great Brit
ain with the United States, viii prove an
additional link between the nations whose
friendship is founded upon their common
interest and reciprocal esteem. The
Queen has much pleasure in thus commu.
ncsting with the President and renewing
to him her wishes for the prosperity Of
the United States.
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Home Iten5.

We are andebted 10 A. II. COPELAND,
Operator Of hcAmerican Ts}egraph for
Mc 70 'oicihg aaspatch.
The Queens message to the President,
and his reply are just received, and are as
below. Let us unite with the whole civil
lied world in day of rejoicing over the
great result.
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JAMES BUCHANAN,

THE TALLEsr PLAYRd.-On Saturday
evening Of last week, the Mazeppa Engine
Company, Mo-, of this village playing
through 1856 feet Of hose and a l5-l6 inch
nozzle, threw water TO the extraordinary
height Of 1876 teei This is decidedly
the best playing ever made 10 Brattle-
horo, and we think it has not been heat
in all the region around about Us. Il any
company is disposed to beat this they viii
find the task no boys play 6Sdtt(et2'O
lhGAir.
This moves US to tell what We saw Fri
day evening last. We CHANGED 70 hr in
the cu,alo Of the Addison House which
is an elevation but little below the church
spire, while the Washington Company No.