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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-05
DIX. MCGUIRE.

nFFERS his Professional services ~ the citS
~ zens III Alesanjria aud the vicinity. Office At
the 8. w corner of Prime" and R"val str"n's
ior pa .,iS sc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-05

The Albenarle Rifles, "A new Volunteer
Company, has been organized in Charlottes-
Vile, II. L. W. Duke, Captain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-05

We learn from Richmond that q vernon
Wise's message on the Harpers Ferry af
fair will he from seven 10 eight columns III
length 1t will be sent to the Legislature
on Monday at L. o'clock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-05

l OFFER FOR SALE the residence Of the Ia,o
i DR.. Robert Wexford, located one mile from
Brandy Station, Orange and Alexandria Railroad.
O. The HOUSE is large and csmmodiou.,
e with six or eight ACRES OF LAND attach
ed, and all necessary out buildings.
The situation is well suited for . professional
gentleman one living in q city. and desiring :
pleasant and healthy country residence.
VIM. N. WEXFORD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-05

s&si District IN the county VI rau4uicI " 70 VIZ"
FOR at the election to be held On the fourth Thurs
day IN Nav, 1860, and solicits the support OF the
voters Fauquler county sep I've
a4s> We arc authorized to announce Colonel
jaws THRIFT. rs u candidate Tor the Sherihaity
Of Fairfax county Al tho ensuing Spring election.
Fairfax county. nov 23--eo2w
ORGAN FOR SALE-The very beautiful Oh
" IAS lately used by the AsSemblys Church.
corner of Massachusetts avenue and 9th street,
Warrington. will he sold al u very great bargain
happlied for immediately Inquire NJ the Church,
of Mr.. JARDINE, organ builder. IL is suitable
~ = Chur.h, Lodge, Psrlor. being made by one
Of the best New York builders.
Washington. dec 5-eo3t
IULMAN'S ENGLISH MUSTARD; Castor
" oil; CASTLE Soap; Oil Cubebs; White Wax;
Cream Of Tartar; Oil Cemon; Chrome Green; Blue
Stone; Camphor; Spanish Brown; Seneca Snake
Root; Corks Tor Oyster Cans; Propylsmine; just
iscesei and i"r sale by
JAS. ENTWISLE, JR., Apothecsry,
dec ~ King street.
EkESH DRUGS. ar.--Castor Oil; Usage Corn
L Starch; Oil OF Lemon; White Mustard Seel;
Woods Hair Restorative: Powdered Peruvian
barb Hamptvn's Vegetable Tincture; Coopers
isinSlass; Venetian Matches. &C.. just received
aud for sale by j. X. PlERPOlNT,
dec LIZ :. +. cor. King i Wash-st
- FOR SALE.-Three two story FRAME
RHnrSES. fronting on 81. Asaph street, i'm
usiately south Of the residence Of +. l.. Smith,
"l. For terms. apply to
EDGAR f. HARPER,
dee 5-eoiw Or JESSE OWINGS.
IN WHOLE. HALF AND QUARTER BON
llU rs NEW CROP LAYER and BUNCH
RAlSlNS.
50 drums choice new FIGS, landing this DAY,
from Schr. Fairfax from New York. and for sale
BY [dec u J. +. DOUGLASS.
EkoSENE OIL, KEROSENE OIL, Hero
.ene Oil. Kerosene Gil. Kerosene Oil, Hero
'sne Oil. warranted Of best quality, for sale by
dsc PEEL 1 STEVENS.
SlAE'S BALsAMIC PECT0RAL.-This we'll
~ known aud much approved Cough Remedy,
~ hand, and for sale by
J. A. MILBURE, Druggist,
dec n + cor. Of King and wash-sts,
Snn BUSHELS PEACH BLOOM PoTA-
WV TOES, just received per Schr. Jenny
L'ad from Eastern Shore. Va. and for sale by
dec BLACKLOCk, MARSHALL co.
SALI.-lOOO sacks Ground Alum SALT, for
~ sale. 10 arrive, by J. n. HARPER 4 CO.,
dee King street Dock.
R,rIER, 50 kegs strictly prime dLADSS
- BUTTER. for sale by
dec in HARPER 4 co.
RuuhW HEAT 200 sacks fresh GROUND Is SUCK
y WHEAT, for sale by
dec " HARDER 4 90
MoLASSES AND SYRUP.-35 barrels in
Az store. Tor sale by
dec VIM H. FOWLE / SON.
EASTERN HERRlNG.-25O barrels of good
Huniity, daily expected. for sale by
uec WM. III. FOWLE J. SON.
4 .Ahp.-l have removed my Law Office, in
"A Alexandria. 10 my residence ON Wolfe street.
V o-Znwiw FRANCIS L. SMITH.
(NuANoS-
-" bags Kettlewelrs Manipulated
a.. - hh's \. A. Mexican. Sciy superior, cargo
eus4uehAnaa, for sale by
'"iu Nm. II. FOWLE 4 SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-05

The anonymous letter game was prac-
ticed in Georgetown last wenk-threats about
burning. &C. As usual. there MAS excite
ment'-but it was short.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-05

~ BARRELS PATENT CUT LOAF SUGAR,
lU 10 boxes Citruu. Crosse Bllckweils Mush
room aud Walnut Catsup Pecan Nuts, and Paper
Shell Almonds; Old CASTLE soap; Italian anu A.
merican Maccaron and Nermiceili' small iiomi-
nv or Corn GriIS; C"Xs Sparkling hela'ihe; lust
received per Schr. Statesman, from New iorS'
,ul f.,r al. bv (nov 2sl J. +. DOUGLASS.
nuTATuEs. HERRING, VINEGAR, &c
200 bushels Mercer Potatoes
% bbls. Eastern Herring
- Cider Vinegar
Fresh and prime Country Batter and Lard
..ht,n's Marshars. and irounI Alum salt,
for sale by iHhA, ra'L L.
nov ~ corner Of Union nni Queen street..
n-n BBI.S SupERFINE FLOUR. in store,
HCU and Tor sale By
nav ~ MARSHALL Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-05

There WAS most decided chungs in the
weather last Friday highland if Friday
was n Summers day"-Saturd was quite
"wintry.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-05

The charlottesville Advocate Says: ne
District Court uf Appeals commenced It's SEES
sion in this place yesterday. The following
Judges are in attendance, Judge William.
j. Robertson Chief Jmstice,--and associate
Judge kcnney, Thompson aud Parker; Judge
Field is detained ut home by illness in his
family"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-05

INrRS, FUkS,.-SECOND SUPPLY I'VE
L have opened this day our second supply OF
LADIES DRESS FIKS, which. IN addition to
our former stock. makes assortment very com
pletc We earnestly invite the Ladies to give us
call n we will sell our Furs ut Northern prices.
dec 3 s. i W. MEYENBERG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-05

ORGAN FOR SALE.-The very beautiful Or
W GAS lately used by the Assembly, Church.
corner OF Massachusetts avenue and 9th street.
Warrington. will he sold AT very great bargain
hspplied for immediately Inquire Al the Church,
Of Mr.. JARDlNE, organ builder. IL il suitable
~ chur.h. Lodge, or Psrlor. being made by one
Of the best New York builders.
Mnshinrtnn dec i--en3f
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ALBERT STUART, cors
ALFRED MOSS,
Fairfax Comfy Va nov 29-2awts

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
" AND LIKELY NEGR0ES.-Pursuant to II
decree Of the Circuit Court of Fairfax County, rem
dercd at its June term, 1859, in tho suit Of John
son against Johnson &C., tho undersigned viii
sell At public sale, at Fairfax Court house, ="
Friday me 3Om day Of December, 1859, Hiring.
day. a number Of VALUABLE and LlkELl
NEGROES consisting Of men, women and chill
dreu Terms cush. II. W. THOMAS,
T. J. MURRAY,
W. II. DuLANY, C"m'u,
g. W. HUNTER,
THOS. MOORE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-05

NJ OTICE.-The subscribers have formed CO.
~ PARTNERSHIP under the firm Of J. II. &
k. H. HUTTON, for the purpose Of manufactur-
ing WOODEN GOODS, at auckland, Prince Will
liam County, Va.
JOHN B. HUNTON, auckland, Va.
ROBT. II. HUNT0N, Alexandra, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-05

DEUkW iTlio PILLS: lirgeman Clark's
ID Cod Liver Oil; Davi.'s Pain Killer; Bachelors
Hair Dive; Bulls Sarsaparilla; Goodyears Breast
Pumps: Cox's Sparkling Gclatinc Hauc's Erasive
Soap Just received, and for sale by
JAMES ENTWISLE, JR.,
dar Apothecary o. King 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-05

II EROSENE COAL OLIVE have just ro.
N. eei.od another supply Of Kerosene Oil of the
very best quality, which are prepared TO sell at
the lowest rates. Also full assortment Of Lamps,
Chmuey- Wicks, sc., &C. for sale by
j. LEADBEATER & SON,
io,L 49,. S,.hl.r's old Stand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-05

TuLMANS ENGLISH MUSTARD; Castor
" oil, CASTLE Soap: Oil Cubebs: White Wax;
cream Of Tartar; Oil Cemon; Chrome Green; Blue
Stone Camphor; Spanish Brown; Seneca Snake
Root Corks Tor Oyster Cans; Propylamins; just
iseeSed and t"r sale by
JAS. ENTWISLE, JR., Apothecsry,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-05

GOODS FOR THE HOLYDAYS.--We have
" JUST received complete assortment Of Rich
Gilr French China Tea Sets, Vases, Mugs Cups
and Saucers, Ink Stands, Cologne Bottles &c.
Also, Bohemian Glass Decanters, Wine Bottles,
Cologne Bottles, Toilet Sets &C., all Of which we
will sell ut low rates
l2mnl K II. MILLER SON CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-05

TNAMILY FLOUR. of the following approved
Il brand. Washington Mils, Reed silcott,
and Charles Taylor, for sale by
noy 10 ALERT ". GRAY 4 CO..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-29
upon me.

pJ- Our old Democratic friend, DIR. Geo.
B. Graf, formerly of Gibson county, and
recently appointed as Receiver at the Land
Office at Dacotah, Nebraska Territory, has
become sole proprietor and editor OF the
Dacotah Herald. The paper advocates 10
Lanes pretentions to the Presidency. The
Doctor arrived at his old home last week,
and received cordial welcome from his
former neighbors. He proceeds to Washing
ton on business connected with the Indian at
fairs of Dacotah. He thinks Nebraska the
finest country in all the world. The Doctor
is for bringing the Territory into the Union
as State before the next Presidential cleo
ton, in order to give the Charleston nominee
three OF four additional votes. The people
OF the Territory, he says, will call con-
vention the approaching winter to form
State Constitution, which will be presented
to Congress before the termination of the
next Je5sion, and admission As State de-.
manded.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-29

EXPERIENCES OF INPRIsoSMEST.-The fol-
lowing is an extract from Count Gonfall-
conier's account of his Imprisonment:
Fifteen years existed in dungeon ten
feet square During six years had COM
panion; during nine was alonel never
could distinguish the face of him who
shared my captivity, in the eternal twilight
of our cell. The first year we talked inces-
sanity together; we related our past lives,
our joys forever gone, over and over again.
The next year we communicated to each
other our thoughts and ideas on all subjects.
The third year we had no ideas to commu-
nicate; we were beginning to lose the pow
er of reflection. The fourth, at the interval
of a month or so, we would open our lips to
ask each other if it were possible that the
world went on as gay and busting Us when
we formed a portion of mankind. The fifth
we were silent. The sixth he was taken
away never knew where-to execution
or liberty. But | was glad when he was
gone; even solitude was better than the
pale, vacant face. One day Git must have
been year oil. two after my companion left
mel the dungeon door was opened; whence
proceeding know not, the following words
were uttered: "By order of his Imperial
Majesty, intimate to you that your wife
died year ago. Then the door was shut,
and heard no more; they had but flung
this great agony upon me, and left me alone
with it.
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indiana Items,

Hon. Graham N. Fitch is seriously i'll at
his residence in Logansport.
The Miami County Sentine! says that the
hog cholera has broken out in that region
and has proved very destructive
The Cyprus swamp, in Knox county, is
to be drained by turning the water into
White river through the river Duschee This
will reclaim large quantity of excellent
soil.
The Bloomington Republican says that the
poles of the telegraph line along the New
Albany and Salem railroad are nearly all
put up, and it is expected that the wire will
be stretched, and the line in working order
by the lst of October.
Father Di Maria has resigned the pastor
ship of the Catholic Church, in Terre Hauie,
and returns to st. Louis. His place will be
filled by Father Becknith, late of Bards-
town. Ky.
The Vincennes Gazette and Madison
Courier are out in favor of COL Henry S.
Lane for Governor in 1860. Col. Lane is
man of undoubted integrity, brilliant ora
tor, and, if elected. would make an excellent
Governor
Some Lafayette men are laying out a
town at the station on the l.. & |. Railroad,
twelve miles distant from Lafayette, here
tofore known AS Bakers Corner" 1t is
called Stockwell, in honor OF Robert Stock
well. 1t is to be the seat of an Academy
under the patronage of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church.
There seems to be difference Of opinion
among the justices of indianapolis on that
section OF the act licensing the sale of liq-
uors, that prohibits selling on Sunday. The
Mayor and one OF the justices hold that
there is no penalty affixed TO that section,
and, therefore, il is imperative and void
Two other justices maintain, however, that
the penalty which attaches to an unlicensed
vender attaches to the licensed dealer through
out every section of the act under which he
obtains his permit to sell Intoxicating liq-
uors. SomeTcase will likely be appealed
for settlement by the Supreme Court.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
IF SMITH. M. D., AURIST,

Principal Of fhe New York and Cincinnati
Institutions for The Deaf,
K.N.N'OI.S'CES To THOSE PER-
81 sons with whom he has been In correspond
ence and the public generally, that he tenders TO
them his professional ser and may be Consult
ed between the honrs at A. III. aud 4 L. NJ, d.dhs
for few DAYS, at the SHERWOOD HOUSE.
Dsafaess, Noise fn The Mead, aud all
DfsagresaJfs DfseharSss sptedUy aud
Perm aasnfIy Cured, HnhoW Pain ~"
fne0nvsnfenes. 4lALR.L Att.
Strict and undivided attention 20 this branch of
special practice has enabled him to reduce his treat
ment TO sach degree of success rs to md the most
confirmed and obddrate cases yield, by steady at
tention TO the remedial agents which he prescribes.
"a gentleman, an honorable man, and sklilfGl in
his prefassion Jesse Clement, Editor Western
Literary Messenger.
IA gentleman and successful in the profession "
A. p Wheeler, III. D., Wheeling, va.
( "You will find him one OF the noble men OF
earth Rev John f.. Robe, editor y. W. Chris
tian Advocate, Buffalo. --.- assoc. TO-
"a skiIlful hysician, AN Aurist without an equal,
a gentleman, and a learned NAM. L. FELTON,,
ID. D., Montreal. = ~ E.tH
ssThey all speak ofhim in the most grateful terms
for the benefit they have received = John e.
Vaughn, Chicago. -y
ellis treatment is scientific, founded ON correct
principles, with the additional aids OF experience
and learning. ~. Cordozo, Collector oil customs,
Charleston, C.
This is to certify that relieved Of deafness
of over forty years standing, by short attendance
upon DIR. f. Smith, Aurist, and cheerfnlly recon-
mend his treat ment to my friends and the pnblic
generally, as easy Of application and etcacous for
its cure"-Thomas W. Morris, Bank of Charleston,
Charleston, S. G.. au25-:it
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-29

~ \ Committee from the Ashlanders'
Association of New York, called on the
Hon. John Minor Bolts few days ago, and
requested his consent to become a candidate
of the opposition to the Democracy for the
Presidency. Mr.. Bolts replied at some
length, stating that he did not think it would
be difficult matter to manage the affairs OF
the Government. There was no necessity
for involving the country in difficulties
abroad and quarrels at home. He thought
there was need of change in the Ad-
ministration, and great need of improve
ment He concluded by saying "If it is
the pleasure of my countrymen to confer
this high and honorable distinction upon
me, will accept it with pride, and hope
with n resolution that could not be shaken,
never to be turned by any influences that
might be brought to bear upon me, from
what believe TO be the honest and faithful
discharge of all duties that might deyolve
upon me-"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-29

nA- At Cleveland, Ohio, on Monday last,
while number of workmen were hosting
a barrel of linseed oil TO place it on board n
vessel, something in the tackling gave way,
letting the barrel fall fair and square on the
head of darkey who was in the hold
All supposed he was killed, but he escaped
with few slight cuts and scare. His
head proved too hard for the barrel, knock
ing both ends out, and so completely en-
veloping him that it had to be knocked 10
pieces so as to release him. While the
wounds on his Uranium were being dressed,
he remarked, "Gor mighty, guess dis ere
darkey don't need any lie on his har.' So
little was he damaged by the blow, that the
fellow went to work again the same day.
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The Hehderson and Nashville Rail.
- Road.


The people of Henderson are TO vote on
the ] 9Th Of September, upon an ordinance
of their City Council, TO subscribe one hum
dred thousand dollars 10 aid in the compile
ton of the Henderson and Nashville Rail-
road. There are two propositions on which
the citizens are to decide, whether the city
bonds, payable in thirty years, be issued,
or whether they will--after the example of
Paducah-vote to tax themselves, at once,
and raise the money in three successive an
nual leyies of $50, 900 each. The latter is
recommended as the best thing for the road
and the taxpayers. The people of that
town are able to raise the money, as 1t
will be needed, without feeling the
burthen. This extraordinary call would
not create a heavier assessment on their
property than we pay in this city as a reg
ular tax. 1t is marvel in other commune
ties that city of so much wealth, includ-
ing so many men of intelligence, of enlarg-
ed and sound commercial views, in the man
agement of their private affairs, should be
so short sighted and Indifferent in matters
relating to their public interests. 1t is an
enigma that cannot be guessed by people
ont Of the pale of their own city. 49,.
This attempt, it is said, to raise money is
the last effort that will ever be made to
complete this end of the road. The Com
mereial makes strong appeal for the road
to its readers. 1t says;
The time has now arrived when the most
energetic action is necessary for the success
full and immediate completion of this road
lit is with The people of Henderson to say
whether they will do it or not II you
fail to subscribe the hundred thousand dol
lars asked for, the road will be forever bur-
led beyond resurrection; but vote it and il
will not be long before the shrill whistle OF
the locomotive will be heard in your streets
| bring in the rich products of the back coun-
| try and giving new life and vigor To
everything around us. 1t is hardly possible
that any man who loves his country, the
town in which he lives, and who love and
yenerate his God can vote against it. How
would man feel after committing such a
deed against civilization and the interest Of
the community Would he not feel like he
had wronged his neighbor, and, in fact the
whole country through which this road
passes? Will the citizens of Henderson vote
the tax? 1t is one of the most important
elections that ever has or ever will take
place in this city, because upon your vote on
the 18th hangs the destiny of your city.
The strangest objection of all to complet.
ing the road is, that it win increase the value
of unimproved lots in the city and raise the
| taxes on them soto make them a burthen
to their owners. For this reason some say
they would rather have the road go tc
Evansville than come to Henderson to dis
turb their Rip Van Wrinkle SAUNDERS. Give
it to us;-we will take ii for the price Of
100000 at which it is guaranteed TO be
| finished to Henderson ftr t...
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80 The monster steamship Great East
ern, styled by some of the papers as t. the
floating furlong," is advertised in the Lon
don papers to leave England for the United
States early in September, after making a
short trial trip to sea. He- arrival on this
side of the Atlantic, next month, will cause
great sensation at the East She has two
sets of engines, and two propellers; she has
ten thousand horse power, and the calcu-
lation is that she will be able to 60 to CAL
cutta, round the Cape, in thirty-two days
taking with her ten thousand tons OF coal,
FIVE thousand tons of cargo, and at least two
thousand persons. How this freight and
these passengers are to be procured we have
yet to learn. 1t is idle to conjecture. With
regard to the vulgar, yet necessary, COM
merciaI questiou-,rW she pay ?-we fear
the answer must be in the negative.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-29

;xrssA. Remember that all of the choice
delicacies Of the season will be served up at
Theodore's Exchange this morning for
lunch. Those fond of good eating should
call in.
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st. Charles Saloon.

Ot. CHafi0S saloon.
NEW, ,PRoPRIETORS HiPEAN ENTIRE
REORGANIZATION b. j %
-KHESsR s.. ,N.4.N.HkR <ERELFUss,
EN- from New 0reane, have purchased the ST.
CHARLES SALOON, on First street, nearly oPpo-
site the Post Office and have refitted il in an ele-
CANT aai attractive style.
The new proprietors have had long experience as
keepers of fashionable and popular Restaurants in
New Orleans and they will endeayor, In their new
house, to com bine all the elegancies and Injuries
of Northern and Southern Restaurants in the ST.
CHARLES. r-
They have brcrght q large and complete stock
of choice Liquornfrem New Orleans, which they
collected with care during their business in that
city, Their connections and acquaintance in that
city will enable them TO obtain the choicest sup
plies Of Liquors, Fruits, and Injuries from that
market in future, and they wilrspare no expense
pains TO make the ST.. CHARLES strpass,
hereafter, its former representation, as pleasant
Saloon, place of good living, and elegant, refined
and luxurious resort. ----... .--F $3.50
Bf5- Billiard players will fDI at this Saloon set
OF the finest marble top Billiard Tables, from the
well known and celebrated factory of ]. NJ Drums
wick It Co.
The undersigned fatter themselves that Icing ex-
peTience and careful attention will enable them to
merit reputation equal to any Saloon in the west
ern country. ,r. "a. q. -.r.
nf5- splendid Lunch will be served up in the
most approved style, every morning 10 O'Clock.
HAMMER a. DREIFUSS,
augi Late of New Orleans.
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Greatest Book of the Ace

"Therc is a wonderful combination of native tai
emit Of the first order in this truly National Work
N. Y. Daily Times.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-29

The Louisville Democrat is of the opinion
that Rev. John McClung committed suicide
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-29
Notice to Directors.
vWyHF DIRECT OF THE s0VTH-

IL western Indiana Agricultural and Mechanical
District Fair will meet az Evansville Tuesday
September 9th, 1859, for the purpose OF selecting
Judges of Award for the ensuing Fair. Directors
will please make out and bling with them list Of
persons in their county qualified TO act that the
Board can select from the whole.
BY order Of the President.
au2ltt T. HoRNBRooK, Sec,y.