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The French Gcyernment hss Issued letters Of
Invitation addressed % The powers who ilgnsd
tktsrsailes Of Isis, ana d ihfee Il tie Italian
rulers to send reptssenskt INVEST to Congress sfdr
,thePurposs % ssttlias ths Italian and otber
Eimpertant qnp4t iola as y permanent sbssis, I
|ss II conersss, d H. expected, viii meet Il
Pads. Ne lite AAsas yet been mentioned for
the meeting. ~. L. I'D Z,
wXRL1KEs rEEIlNsgnsf france AND rxaIANp, i
=: The stsituds,of The Ersnch and 'E6Eiish press
Ia daily becouing more and more wifiike.
The London Times .eslls, upon the Emperor
Napoleon to put an ndsto the suspense ii Eng.
land, BY announcing the course 20 inte6ds to
pursue. r., ..:;;E 3 ~ =
oRAsD ExurBfTiosa 81. aass, '>,s;r4 =, 2
The London Society soflarts' has inassursted
: novement for Z great ezhibttion Id London
IN 1862. ~. ;...ss =
@ TURKEY. q Y
Advieesf from Conrssn ti1opls ssats That the
reforms pspRAsoa 10 the Snitan II TdFkey By
Snewlysappcsptea Grand visler Ind been ac-
cepted OF acqataeeed in By the Sultan, and that
Vely Pacha wns To b. appointed ambassador to
Paris. n = M v y IN
The onacial Gazstts r Constantinople de-
clares that the Porte has not placed definite
veto on the projected construction Of the Suez
canal, BY the French company organized for
that purpose, who ate now prosesuting the
work without open opposition. sf FL
THE SAN JUAN AFFAIR.
The London Times ID more moderate arti-
Gle upon the San Juan difficulties, expresses the
opinion that the matter will Dscoolly discussed
at Washington as we'll as at London, while the
affairs At the island itself will remain statu
quo. 81 N,
r. @ FRANCE. szs. 4t4a
A dispatch from Paris states that the Mar
quis Mortier to go to Vienna as the French.
Ambassador, Ind that Latour D'Auyergne is to
go to Berlin.
Gen. Montaubon has been named as comman-
der-in,chief Of the FRENCH Chinese expedition.
The nomination. however, is not popular with
the army ~
Prince Metternich, son Of the great Meter
mich, has rcceived letters of crcdence froAs>his
government as ambassador at the Court Of
Paris. & ~ ~
Count Walcwski's article in the Times Of the
18th ult, has produced great sensation in
Paris. E A,
The Paris Journals say that any unfiienlly
feeling that may exist between France and
England at 'the'present time is due to the I'M
bridled license and violence Of the British press
in misrepresenting every thing relating to the
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VIE subscribers will purchase Cotton or
1 make liberal cash advances on the same "a
Dec. 1889. < '"'' q W.
1 ~ g. b aS5 \, supply Of Gutta Pcrcha
~ yin sands, At N; 9. prices, for sale by si'''''
Dec. l, 1859. '''N' Dr. q Go.
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Sunday Colu mn.
A Beautiful Prayer!

All DER with sin defil'd,
Saviour, come,
Far, far, and long exil'd, @t
Pining for home
Oh in thy matches grace,
Pity my wrctchedfcase,
Grant me with thee q place !;
No more I'll roam. &
Obi let thy righteousness,
Saviour Of men,
Hide me from my distress,
Cl0the me again !;
Thou, who for sin hast died,
Oh let the crimson tide
Pour'd ffomathy wounded aide
N0wsmake me clean. az.
Thus 10 my soul impart
Loves grateful flame;
Draw from my infiost heart
Praise % ny name!
secuis Thy praises pour
Thy Sayfour'a name adore; 5
Praise him forevetmore
ssas Praise fhou Ills name ! VI
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Succession Sale.

New Aslvertisen1ents.
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JAMESH. MILLING, Sheriff.
Monroe, Deg Ist, ,lS594,s.s$IT a
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Me 6irinaI.
DRUGS! DRUGS!l
GEO. W. McFEE & CO.,
Practical Druggists & Chemists
Monroe, La.
Meoi1inal

- HAVING just received
Da full supply of Fresh
Z Drugs, Chemicals, Surgi'
81 cal and Dental Instru.
81 ments, Patent Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty
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How SHouID LlfTL1 sCHu.1Rra HkA14We
will answer this question IN the language Of one
of your own age. Il A:llttls boy, one of the
Sunday 7scheoi idrsn In Jamaica, called up-
on the lssaelonary, and stated that he had late,
IL been very III, and In bis sickness often wish.
him, "a, s1s4s Il IS ,sJss94 ~ g
hope You fiyeds yodrseff, N \ I.
( 20 ys6 sit.' p a., .,eas 81
II did you rcRsat the collect taught youi !
4. Well, hut how did you prayi'
-. Why, III, Tbegged 5si,. .5,..45l 4
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HALIFAX. Nov. 80,

HAL1FAx, Nov. so.
The C9sard steamship Europe, Capt. Leitch,
has arriven at this port on her way to Boston.
She left Liverpool on Saturday, the 18th
inst, and brings three days later advices than
were received by the North Briton ct Port
land. ,.f
GENERAL INTEIIlGENCE.
The general political intelligence BY the Eu-
Eropa 10 of more than usuai importasce.
PoliticAl aaairson thecontinsnt ne assum:
Ing 8 rather skions aspect
The rsaiacetion d. The treaty ot peace be-
tween Frances Anstria and Sardinia were to
have been sxehansea 4 Zurich % tho III.
nstant. Fsss 2'ssss 81, Il
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date her brothers debts. Those who sob-e
served her gradually attenuated form and
siowiy-fading beauty, as year after year she
returned to the joyless haunts of arissocratic
f?ivolity and fashion, could not but perceive
that. however care might succeed in pre-
serving the linehm ents of lovelinesS the
spirit within was perishing of 'sLove's
sweet want The last time stood near
her was at densoly thronged assembly at.
one of those mansions in Piccadilly, famed
for the brillaney of its receptions. She
was dressed ensuite in bright blue, and wore
upon her head, which. was Of ,exquisitelg
moulded form, q wreath of roses of the
same, color placed perfectly horizontally,
as you may see them worn by the T5rolese
peasants at their village festivals. But the
gayety of girlhood had passed away, and
the ambition of womanhood had not come :;
and it seemed to me as,often as she paused,
awaiting sn opening in the sometimes i'm
penetrable crowd, her eye acquired the sb-
straeted look, and her. stsEue7lika form the
I air of immobility which belongs rather to-
a stats of trance than to that Of active life.
Her eldest sister was married some years
ago to Prince Nicholas Esterhazy she lived
not very happily, it is said, for about two,
years and then died after short illness.>=z
And now another is added to the series of
big hted hopes with which the naughty,
selfish and worthless house of Jersey has
been visited. 1s.-se7sz =
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&
AMERICA IN THE OLD WoRLD.--A travel
or walking along he streets of European
cities will notice at the shop Windows
" american. overshoes,n or " American saw
ing nachincs;n on the theatre bills he will
read the name, " American Comedienne;
in the book stores he viii meet Stowe, Har-
land Wetherell, Prescott, Barnes and Hodge;
at the book stands, Dwight, Williams,
Cheever, Sprague and Spring. further on
he passes the, 'sAmericsn Photograph Gal
lery. Henry Russtl draws crow d. to hear
him sing about g Ike in America" On the
hustings Lord Palmorston tells something
borrowed from the Americans. IN the
churches, Dir. Guthrie extols the American
educational system. st a meeting. of. the
Irish missions, Prof Miller and Dr. Cooke
tell how the Irish flock over to America
aud learn independence. Go to a mission
airy meeting, and DR.. Andrew Thompson
eulogizes the American missionaries, Ei!Jots,
Brainard and Grant. &c to a temperance
meeting, and you will be sure to hear Of the
Maine Jaw Go tothe Fres Church General
! Assembly, and you hear them speaking of
American missions in Turkey, or the great
American revival. Go to the procession Of
! the Queens Commissioner to the Established
! Assembly, and you will find the dragons
trpttiag off to the American tune Of /" Old
! Folks at Home Go to the Glasgow Gem
etry and you will meet fuseral motto from
/ Lougfellow. Go into the private families
/ and you viii hsar the lady OF the house
singing at the piano the American song
! Excelsior, and the little girl calling her
/ kitten Topsy; and not to bs too tedious,
if you go mo the London T.Ines rooms you
/ will find that journal printing its ISLANDERS
/ on tie United States upon Hoes American
! Printing Press.
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Ehe viclssitudes OF Rank.

Tie London correspondent of the New
York Times says:
One of the most distinguished beauties Of
English society has been prematurely
snatched away by death within the last few
days Lady C!ementina Vlliiers, the sec
ond daughter OF the Earl Of Jersey, has been
for several years the most admired aud
sought after OF the daughters of the aris-
tocracy The greatest fortunes and some
Of the greatesttitles, in the United King
dom have been al her feet; but, as is well
known. she retained her infexihle resolu-
ton not TO accept any OF them. Her afec-
tiens were said 10 have been early won by
a clergyman possessing but an inconsidera-
bic benefce, and not likely, by his talent,
to obtain a more prominent position in the
Church. Her worldly and fashionable pa
rents refused their assent to such match ;
and unlike her sister, Lady Adela, who ten
years ago eloped with Captain Ibbotts0n,
1 She continued to reside with her parents and
( to accompany her mother in the incesSant
round of society in which The old lady lives
! " hen ker brother, the member for Rocbes-
ter, became so embarrassed as to be Obliged
to leave the country, many of his outstand.
ing engagements We're bought up by Iii:
mothor, who, as heiress OF dr. Child, Tx
banker still possessed remnant of be-
once splendid fortune. The liabilities sooI
+ exhausted Lady Jerseys personal resources
aud Lady Clementina spontaneously re
0 we'd to Csgote many thousands Of thu
which had been settled on herself TO hqul
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Ak orYrspsp GssrDzuAs sor4HrasD

AN CrFEEDsD GENTLEMAN SoCTH-ARD
BoUND.---As the evening lran or cars were
on their way from Baltimore last night,
Conductor Showscre found an inebriated
gentleman standing IN the platform of one
Of the cars, and swaying to and fro after
dangerous fashion and the brakssmsn was
performing the arduous task of attempting
to steady him. Capt. S told the tipsy gem
tleman that be must go inside. Tipsy gen.
tleman said "No," with emphasis, where
upon ne was lifted promptly in by the con-
ductor. After leaving the Relay, the man
was found at his old post of danger on the
platform, and was again lifted in and a
guard placed over him. After the csrs ar
rived, the offended gentleman accosted the
Captain ia the style peculiar to offended
dignity when littls in for it, '!Are you a
responsible man? " AYES, sir, for my acts, -
said the Captsin. q Are you a man of hon
or 2 "Gsnerally accounted so, believe" j"
g Are you man of pistols ?" "No, sir, y
said the Captain, II don't play at that
game" q Well" replied the offended gen
tleman, " shall challenge you in the morn
ing, and if you don't fight, III brand you as
liar and coward, aud then he zigzagged
his way cityward, ana is probably q little
too sleepy this morning to remember his
affair nf honor"
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Difference bet1veen the House Of Com

Difference between tshe A0Ese OF Com
&c gress aad sIte Hoase OF Commons.
If the rules of the British Parliament in
regard 10 speech-making could be intro
dUced into the American Congress, the
country would be relieved from the food Of
aimtesS and useless talk with which IT is
eT cry year inundated. There is only one
speech on record, delivered in either House
-oi Parliament at any time, which ever ap-
proae he'd che longitudinal character of
/ heavy Congress oratory, and that was de-
llvered in the Commons, in 1923, by He enry
BroGghanl, on the subject of the adminis-
tratioH Of the law, in which he exposes it's
abuses, and suggested all the principal re-
forms which have since been made. That
speech occupied over six hours in delivery.
0Conneli, Peel, Lord John Russell, Pal
merston, Roebuck, Golden, Bright, and
few Others, have made long speeches, but
these long ones are the exceptions. As 4
general rule, half an hours speech is con-
sidered very liberal allowance, and that
E.only toa irst-rate man. W ifoeTer of infe-
rior standing should attempt TO waste the.
public time by difusiveness, would be
ceughed down or csilenced by ridiculing
cries of & Hear, hear@E .aE s1 81 =
As for any. mans reading what he may
call a speech, that Is utterly out OF the ques-
ton. In the first place, it is unparliament-
ary, and the man who attempted it weuld
be put down with the cries of " Order on
which the Speaker would nave to tell the
honorable member, in the gentlest manner.
to 'eshut up" An extract from a book
may be read in a speech, or. a atatesHeHt of
figures, but to read a speech itself IS inpo5-
sble. Of course then, it is equally out Of
the question for member of either House
to have an undelivered speech admitted "a.
spoken, and so introduced in the reported
debates First written speeches are wholly
excluded, sand next neither house of Par
lament has any publication of its proceed
ings. Newspaper rivalry, in the first in
stance, and the private enterprise Of Mr..
Hansard in the next, provides and prints
adequate reports of all worthy of notice on
record that is done ia the British Legisls-
ettfre IL phtaGde1pkia {ress
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Befpeen FYlst and Es'aser.
TER.Es ar sUBsCRENTFG.7s

DAILY Paper w
." 81 Mailed 1....s.-. > ga
BY the week payable 10 Carriers -......-.-.--.. 10.
Tri-Weekl' ~ ~
Ne9hly + l.--...-
Clubs of Is 81 HIors.-....... ........-.-. } GO
"a The privilege Of yearly aiEeg iserz s Iinil /
10 thir owll immediate business, ~ ueir own name;
and ali advertisements for ii}s lenent q cthsr
-ersuus, rs we'll 81 atiYertss9ments and a'iv'7
L sem nts of auction ~ss, sad advert isenent5 with
tl ntme Of other Isrsons, seEt u by Them must
BE- pad for at the usual rates.
ne No report, resolutions OF proceedings Of any
%. soIatioR, soeety, ass nios OK eiiesia aeeslRS
al5 ) communication designed 10 call attenuos TO
any matter OF limited OF individual interest can be
fns.r.sd, unlesss paid for advertisements.
nrs Contracts for yearly advertising will not DO
Iiscoi nued unless order that effect IS lett at
.he 'fice, and when discontinued in less than q
year the price of tho whole year will be charged.
~, Leg.d advertisements hereafter, will be pub
Isur ~ the expense OF the attorneys ordering and
not Lelayable for legal proceedings but coectable
Al our usual trle.
%. Our terms for JOB Work and transient adVer-
tsen onts are CASH
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.sEScEtLANE0US.
E.xEL sTT.Lg E,REag HaTs

IL Comprising ali the latest American ana rsilsl
fashions. Cur fa!.style Dress II;sT is unsurpassed
for symstTicai proportions, and Is equal il not SUI
Perior in durability aud beauty any ever mado
Our conf, rmator enables 70 warrant perfect
and comfortable fit to tho wearer, matter how ir-
regular his heed may be- Now is the time, gentle
=. yKUTTER & MARcoSvIER, :
septll -. ,t 49, 30 Main street.
KgK.RgN-Os F0R 81 aLR.-EHfsRSEla.E ~
AZ DECKER aWhes,lrieht on Third street. .-,ie,,Yg
tAs Court House, has Three very SUPERIOR rich-tnn
cd, and highly fnisAed Pianos, built in this city ty
. German builder, who has worked in some Of the
lset shopa Of Europe, which he offers for sale low.
NJ has had these Instruments built to encourages
stronger 20 establish himself here, and introduce
and important branch of manufacturing. The
Pisnos arc warranted for rHREE years, and will be
KEEP ia tuna for one year, gratis If the Instru-
'asn e. fail in any PARTICULAR the builder will he
here 10 MAKE his work good He does not hesitate
10 say the Instruments ne Offers fully equal
soy that can be brought hers, and If our citizens
vii! but trythsn, their superiority win overcome
ell prsjudics& against home productions. Those
wishing 30 puruhase and those wfo aeaife to ssa
what eau be dons in city, are invited to
call and examine them: sseptGl z: DECKER: :
EGc cT4CE.-Ail persons indebted TO Us VIII
y please call aud make payment.
nnv2s A. d; REYNOLDS co.
m . u r 7 o .N.-- ya.s9FL.E IS
III hereby given that the par tnership lately ex-
isting between Joseph G. -JeWall and Vim. J. Ben
jar1in, under the firm of Jewell 4 Benjamin, was
dissoivsd on the 18th inst, by mutual consent.
Ine business VIII be continued bv our SUCCESSORS
Joseph @. Jewell, Eizur New berry and Jonathan
H. Clement, under the frm of Jewell, Newberry1
Co.. who alone authorized to settle the business
Of the iats firm. A-A~ y. C.. JEWELL, az 4A
W3f. J. BENJAMIN.
Evansville. November 18th 1855. 1md&w
.RYE.zT C U r n e q o = -g,O-sFsl<s
WSA FERS-Just received and for as@e st5redGced
Cs<h Prices. JACOB SfRAUB, e.
novI7zw -,.-----r ..-- No. 40 flsin ST.
Ro0. C4TTOyT' s.EgTEYs@G.-IGO
o. R4les just receiFed which Wa bought foi
cash, for sale cheap. at SAM EmBRiGH'S} DzE-
) tsepf2 3& .eE 40 Main street.
R10R sKIRTs, go TO ~. Z o 0.FIEs,
AZ FASHIONABLE-S SHIFT MANUFACTURER
and dsaler in tientienen's vs a& s-t3 p
FANCY FURNISHING GOODS,
No. 81 Main street,
taPPosIPE COURT E0psE,A
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. p
4. R.--shirs made to order, hya ne .sitreIne5is
snd warranted fit aue2OIS 80
APERA R.FTg, K.HFCH C.a.Ss BE-
$put in trunk. just the thing for travellers and
play goe-s- VAUTIER a MARG0NNIER,
eptlls - 30 aIaiI street.
4 EEE.S-fs.gE R.R Ts.-~z sa.E Eg~ sTEsEE
.&B just received and for sale volY cheap ~
yACTIEB & MARC0NNTER,
septn 90 Main street.
HEOE.s.ss ssE s.-I3O RBES. PE.s.JV.-
- EG GTAT1oN, Sugar House, and -Rsboiled Mo-
lssses. ie store asd for sale ny
ssptiT PRESTON BROS.
EsH8 Old EeXO.T-3. 81 sTEs.EF4ES
~ SCANTLLN,-
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BUSINESS CARDS.
YHeR0LEs-ALs > NO RET.11E

" IN y q n 81 a = - - ~ he EF.EEE
81 ~B00K & STATIONERY STORE. ssse,
Just received and for sale by the sub sTEffT
scriher, large and splendid assortment A9fS%
Of Books and Stationery, consisting in z4yg
Part Of 500 Resms OF Cap, Letter and NsS0
Note Paper 500 Quires Of Blank Books from loo.
to $3.50 per 9Ure; 10000 assorted Envelopes !;
Mem rsndEn Books Of sl kinds also, large ~
s,rtneut OF School Books Bibles Of all kinds all
kinds Steel Pens sf every brsnd; Gold and Silver
PenhoIders aud Pencils; Pocket Bcoks and Port
monnss of every description Musical Instrn meuts
Ct all Kinda Sbeet Music sna Music Pspsr; Draw-
ing PIPER and Pictures States and Psnclla; Ink
an IB.<ls,,ds and many other articiss teo nm
lcaaas 10 mentions al Of which will be satd the
very lowest price for cAss. J. EEALY,
FeAter's Block, coirsr 81 Main ard Sirst atrsesa
anaI& ~
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Wanting Route Bills, Posters, HsnGbills, Conduct
ors' Reports, Blanks Of all descriptions, Checks,
Cards, Tickets, Coupons, &c, can obtain hon at
thu Journal Office, en- short potice.
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viii End the Journal Office to be the best pIacesin
the eitysto get Posters, Programmes, and Tickets.
SOCIETIES AND ASSOCIATIONS
Wanting Pamphlets, Books, Programmes Tickets,
Circulars, or whatever else they may need, should
Journal Company specimens and prices. ---1 z4
2 .ks9- Remember the piacc-I9CUsT STREET be-
tween FIRST and WATER. 90 dec6
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u Saw Mill and other purposes. For sale CON-
stantly by srssf.,s.,.s sxf @. s. WELLS. sss7s
2 .dec7 No 13 First street.
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- = 80 = e.-c.'s,5ssA

Is, prepared 20 build superior PIANOS 70 order,
eifiier upright styIs horizontal style. He
VIII warrant all his work for thres years, and
sh sald his InstrunentE fail in perfect and 90 sfae
tory execution, he will make them good. He 10
preYared perform all seFts of work about Piano;
u repair sud ersn build defective Instrumen Is,
AID pat them la eomplets order. lis will also give
lis attention to Timing Instrumsnts Having ss-
,abiished ne~ Branch OF busnesa 10 Evsnsville,
he respectfully soiicits the pstronase of its ctizcps
conadeHt that he cen give them az good work ~
they procure abroad As specimens OF it, he
refers those who may wish to see 10, to thres In
strUmenfs in thu possession Of Mr. Christian Decker
Wagon Maker. lie is now building an Upright
Piano, by which he ntends to prove that that sty
Of Instrument can be made az durable and per-
feet in tone asthe best horizontal Instrumszta.
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a7DE =. |xss A.z COX, fBs.N'cz

.7EE .. DB III CBOEX, FBA.VCR
0EA DYER AND SC0URERs
Corner OF Vine, and First streets,
D EVANSVILLE, INDIANA,
Wonld respectfully inform ths ladies and gentle
men OF this city aud vicinity;th be has opened
DYEIhG,s CLEANING, AM. REPAIRING
ESTA BL1SuMENT,
Where he will clean and dye all kinds Of SILK and
Woollen Goods. Will remove grease, paints, (fo.,
without the slightest injury to the goods 9 -.
An work done at this establishment will be w-sr-
rsnted to give entire sstsfaction. sspt23-6Tn
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MEKUHANIS AND MECHANICS
Wanting Bill Heads Cards; Circulars, Bills of La
ding, Bank Notes, Posters, Handbiiis, &c. should
remember that they can g9t them done quicker and
better at thsJ0tRNAL OFFTcE than anywhere else.
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Tb EYYk FFsTR sxFg976E 3 4. --
w Thoss who intend to cover their house
with good articls Of Pine Shingles, had better call
upon the Subscriber soon, A. Re has tut few
raors leA.' JOHN II. GLOVER.
ausli CsrnsF Main and Seventh streets.