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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-13

SCHOOL BOARD LAST NIGHT.-Appropriations
ordered. Insurance on Mechanics Institute
500. Printing annual report $3.50. The re-
port on night school was oifered, which win b.
discussed next Monday night. Resignation
Miss Julia Redding, First District. Appoint
ments-Miss EIanor Kellogg to above vacancy,
and Mrs. A. Sampson to tho Eighth District.
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funny MAN ABoUT,-Iust read the following
from yesterdays Times:
"Why is tho PENNY Press like an unhedged
bird? Because it cries chcepI Cheap and is
called well, (Caldwell)
"Why does the Democratic party love Doug
lasP Because "little Dug is better than no
teav'
The author Of the above should he provided
with season ticket to tho Widows Homo, or
he compelled to ride the Gibson House terrapn
three times around the Cincinnati Trottng
Park standing on his head. Give him little
cold "wit"-Gls
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NsDNECAR \.

MONDAY, September Ia F. NJ.
Money continues in active demand, much moro so
than Is generally the casr on Monday. The discount
houses contnue ,lo short date business Paper for
their regular depositors at l1L12 per cent. Very
few transactions in outside PAPER, tue rato being 10
a. ilS, and even 20psr cent.
Exchange Drn at y premium selling rate; buying
at A,(di0 cents.
Gold dull 3Ng3J cents BUYING selling at 40 cents
ar premium.
No change in Uncuyrent Money, but Illinois is
getting heavy ut FER cent. discount. Some of the
banks are IN favor Of higher rats of discount On
this kind OF currency.
No alteration to report In Land Warrants.
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SCHOOL CEYsus.-The enumeration ofpupils
of schoolage within the city limits is to be
intrusted to the following named census
takers, who are requested to meet the Super
intendent OF Schools at his office this morning
at nine o'clock, viz: District 1, Francis
Bagge; 2, James Parker, Jr.;5, John II. Hal
lam; A, George c. Speegel; 5, I'd. W. Hedges;
6, Richard Ayres Z, Robert T. Adams; S,
Stephen L. Massey; 8, Hermann H. Raschig;
10, c. G. A. Wiley; IL, Charles L. Wiemar;
child returned.
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ny Notwithstanding the impression that
Mile Estelle Esmonde could not be induced
to appear at ten-cent show, We had the
pleasure of witnessing her first appearance in
this city, Mt the Palace Garden, last evening,
She is an accomplished danseuse, and was
greeted with rapturous applause. She appears
again this evening.
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Circuit CoURr.-This tribunal commenced
its session yesterday morning, Judge Moore pres-
ding. Tile great feature Of the day was the charge
to.he Grand Jury. His Honor was forcible, dwell
ing upon the general duty Of grand jurors to search
out criminals and bring them 10 Justice Then re-.
iGring to such crimes rs require special charge and
particularly gambng he remarked with emphasis
upon its immortality He required the Grand Jury
IL make digcnt inquiry, in order to ascertain not
only who were actual gamblers, but such persons as
kept gambling houses anil gunlbling.tables. Betting
on elections was characterized as one OF the worst
features OF gaming, because it not only matter
of hazard, but its tendency to corrupt electors:
Persons who bet will DO led to strain every nerve, and
their point that thcy may win. The charge was an
able one, and was listened to with great attention,
not only by the Jurors, but by the bar and spectators
If crime is not punished in this county 1t will not
he the fault of The Judge.
GS5' A teamster, named r. Blick, upset a
wagon containing seventy sacks Of wheat, tho prop
erty Of John Todd, while leaving the ferryboat on
the Cincinnati side Yesterday afternoon. the wagon
ana its contents falling into the river. The damage
to the wheat IL estimated at $3.50.
COUNTY CoURT.-Tho regular session of the
County Court was held yesterday. No business o.
importance was transacted.
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1is' Mr.. Frederick Pheifer has leased for q
term of years Freys Hotel, situated on Main
street, near the canal. Our friend DIR. A. Al
exander, for some time past local editor of the
daily Voiksfrcund, presides at the Clerks desk.
A frst-class German hotel is much desired in
this city, and we doubt not but that Frey's
Hotel is now in proper hands to make it such.
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gaS"At meeting OF the Opposition, held
at their headquarters last evening, com
mttee, consisting of two hundred, was ap-
pointed to make the necessary preparations
for the reception of Hon. Abraham Lincoln,
who is expected to be in this city and ad-
dress the people next Saturday evening.
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A RuNAwAy.-Y esterday afternoon two
horses, hitched with their heads to a wagon, ON
Filth-street, took fright and ran backwards to
Walnut, dragging the vehicle after them, till
they reached the corner Of Walnut, where they
were stopped. But little damage was done.
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Tss- A couple of prisoners confined in the
County Jail, named Nicely and Walters, made
desperate attempt to escape yesterday. They
were detected in the act of saving tho bars
with hacked case-knife. For their trouble
they received the benefit Of tho "bracelots."
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FOR RENT.

HIVOR RENT-HOUsE-Th dwelling part
"a of house lO4 West Fourh.street nearly oppo-
site the Postoilic9 containing |! good rooms and
let singy or all 10 one tenant Hous In good 10.
pair, with broad hall, bathroom and water-closet
desirable location Tor senf,sts S or Dagnerrean
,sepl3swt
N1VOR RENT-ROOMS - Front Office and
" second floor of No. 20 Front-street, between
Main and Walnut. sepl2hi
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Steamboat Register.

ARRIVALS Sunday - Boston, Louisville; Fairy
Queen, Maysyilc. Monday = Reliance, Marietta;
Undiuc, Pomeruy; Ellen Grav, Kauawha; Super lQr,
Louisville; Parkersburg, Madison.
DEPARru Res Sunday Boston, Louisville. Mon
day-SupcriOr, Louisville: Fairy Queen, Maysville;
ParkeisburG Madison; UIdne, Portsmouth, Me-
dora, White and Black Rivers.
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GS-An Irshman. named Collins, fell down
in fit on East Fourth-street, between Broad
way and Sycamore, yesterday morning, Sc
verely bruising his face.
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by Telegraph
Baltimore Market

BAIrIMOIE, Sertemberl9.
Flour is firm at So l219. Wheat is acive:
sales u OOO bush, mostly 81 GOAL 80 for Write and
81 O56u Ii for red. Corn active at S0tlSlc for white
and S2NS1c. for yellow. Provisions firm Bacon
Sides luc.; mess Pork Slj. Quo WHISKY 2oilc
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A. G. STULB,

A TLANTIC CABLE RESTAURAN AND
IA WINE AND LAGER BEER SALOON, No.
7ls Western row. Cincinnati, Ohio.
EE- My bar is Mt all times supplied with choice
Liquors and Cigars, seD5am
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DES"The lIammoud street Station house
keepers offer reward of $40 for the detec-
tion of the person or persons who abstract
the daily papers from their files.
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re-" Andy j. Bloom, who artistically takes
off the heads of people, has in charge the Cen
tral Gallery, corner Western row and Fifth
street. We can recommend him.
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G3-J Joseph Belt was arrested in the Thir-
teenth Ward last evening for insulting ladies
on the street.
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FOR SALE.

MNOR SALE - CANAL-B0AT JAMES
n D0UGHERTY-.For sale cheap for cash, as she
now lies in the Basin, at Broadway. Apply 10 A.
SPAETH, Miami Ice-hOuse, at Basiu, or feed store
corner Broadway and Huntstreets. sepl2.b+
HINOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT--A good
n brick house, with ten rooms and good store
room with gcod-sized lot, on the soutll-wcst cor
of Belts and Cutterstreets for s1e at bargain.
Inquire Of &c. y. HILL Att rney at Law, north west
corner of Eighth and Main streets. sepl2d'
MINOR SALE--DINING SAL0ON--The old
~ and well-established Dining Saloon, at No. s
East Fou til street, having seyenty-five prompt pay
ing boardcrs and good transient trade. rfurther
rarticuarsinquire on the premises. sepl?b'
E0R RSALE--BILLIARD TABLES-Thre
N irst.class marbe.top Billiard Tables, J. NJ.
Brunswick & Brothers make. For particulars in
aurc at the Caledonan Shades, No l99 Vine street.
sep9-aw*
EHOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A Ken
~ tucky River Bottom Farm Of 600 acres, about
100 cleared and under fence; new house Of II rooms;
large barn 20 by l0Oee and all the iences of
trst-class farm. 1t will be sold on long time ex:
changed for city property. Address j. NJ, care of
q. W. BALL Co., 35 Main-stree sepQ-awT
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LOST.

n .OST-STUD PIMA small stud pin, with
@-A n white set The finder will be suitably re.
warded by leaving 1t at La Piere House, Fifth aud
Western row. ssp2br
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w AN rs! W ANTs!!
EPITOME..AuCTI0N SALES

KELLOGG q WILLIAMS, Salerooms % and "a East
nrioSl WI morning September 49, at
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BOARDING..

ROARDING-Tw gentlemen can be ac-
HE commodsted with q pleasant front room and
board, in a private family, where there a few
boarders at No l07 Longworth-strect, between Elm
and Plum. Terms moderate. sepl3bS
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CITY MATTERS.

GD- Meteorological observations for the
PENNY Press, by Henry Ware, Optioian, No.
7 West Fourth-street, September 19, 1859.
O'CLOCK. Barometer, Thustnstssta.
a. m."''''". ''.''"".""Z9 S ~,
lz [y.5A w
o +. ut,,u." 90
,,.+i "a
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LAW REPORT.
COMMON PLEAS.

CRIMINAL SIpE.--The State Us. Jesse Phillips.
The Indictment charged the defendant with stealing
marc On the 18th of August, the property of }. j.
Wright, at Mount Pleasant. James sDawson, I'M
pleaded with Phillips, put in plea of gnilty. Tho
trial of the other defendant was called, but in the
absence of witnesses had to be laid until this
day.
A large number of applicants for citizenship were
admi ted in this Court.
In Room No. |, civil business will be resumed by
Judge MallOn, ON this day, (Tuesday.)
Eighteen witnesses were sworn to go before the
Grand Jury. The total number now sworn is three
hundred and ninety. four.
PROBATE COURT.
The assignee Of r. Stcrrit fled bond in the
sum of ten thousand dollars.
In the case OF Keys, hlatby & Go. vs. Layman and
others, the Court issued an order of attachment.
krances freeman was appointed guardian Of the
person of Lizzie Freeman bond Sl0o.
Several applicants for citizenship were admitted
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Cordial Elixir of Wild Cherry Bark.

TENHIS ELIXrR Is SURPRISINGLY
a agreeable to the 3ste and contains all the act.
s PnfpeS o1 GSrly @ IN gpa % Se sso
ffSilgs. IT il most valuable well as a pleasant
medicine uniting with its tonic powers the import
ant properly of calming Nervous Irritation and Ex-
citability, isa most effective StrenGthencr and
Restorative admirably adapted to the treatment of
aud Lsnguid Haits, especially Of women and chill
dren Loss Of Appetita, &c Prepared and for sale by
SUIRE, EUhSTEIN a. Co.,
snnl2.C OppOs 10 the PoStofiCe,
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COVINGTON NEWS.

TAny communications from our friends will lie
thankfully received. Address 9 Press Reporter"
Box 81 COyingtOn, ky.l
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M llb Il,
dances.

ns-Go to Palace Garden tonight and see
Mile Estelle do Esmondc, in her celebrated
dapces
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P1KE,s OpERA-nousE.-A fine audience as.

sembed last night ut the 0pcra-honse to welcome
those marvellous little performers the Marsh Troupe
The beautiful fairy spectacle of CINDERELLA was
finely Put upon the stage, and rendered in all its
sistablV comic younster, Master George fairly took
the house by storm in his side plithg rendition Of
the befuddled TOoDLfs. Tonight another great bill
the grand romantic drama of the LAUYO OF TIE LAKE,
a musical melange dancing ami the trOll farce of
My NElGlIRnRs WIFE The engagement of these
talented children does not extend beyond this week.
Therefore lot all who design treating the little ones
to visit avail themselves of the present opror-
tuuity
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WANTED-BOY or GIRL-A boy or girl
w from twelve TO sixteen years of age, TO trayrl
that can sing comic pieces and play on some isht tn
Slrumetit. Good wages given and all expesses paid
tGr tl particulars call ut % East Fourthstreet In
VcHlgence Olfce. sepl2b+
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WOODS THEATER,--A large house was pres.
ent last night to witnoSs the Sar Sisters, Helen and
Lucille, in SATAN IN PARIS and Our FEMALE AMEHI-
CAN OUsIs. They are truly actresses of merit, and
We admit tn performance OF Miss Lucille as his Ss-
tano Majesty eIualto any player in that particular
role. NJ ss Helen in'the ''Femalc COu inn was ms
heretofore, excellent artistic effort. Tonight
will be presented the drama entitled ERNEsr NAL
rRAvERs, iu which Mss Lucille will personatc 'Alice
Dsryille ~ The afterpiece is 0UH FEMALE AMERICAN
Cousin. Great preparation are being made for tho
DErtT of Miss Marion II. Urapo, young lady hand
some in appearance, of refined nature and cult va
ted mind. With these merits i'll her favor, wa doubt
not the sucCess of the fair DEBUTANTE he play Sc
lected for the occasion, which will take place ON
Tuesday evening next, is LOVE, in Which Miss Crapo
will attempt the Countess" We wish tho fair lady
success in her ll5t appearance.
PALACE GARDEN-Tho present manager Of
the Garden is determined not to be behind in sup
plying the pubic's want OF amusements. To his al
ready popular att ractions he has secured NJ lie Es-
tele Esmonde and the worldknown Cincinnati IA
yorite, pcIo Norris. With these artists the Palace
Garden manager will meet with success. Go and
See them tonight.
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~ANTED-SEWING MACHINE-A
w Singers Sewing Machine to rent. Inquire
At old p0stofice building, No. sepl2,t
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~ A N TED - SH0EMAKERS - On
w women's pegged work. Apply at 23O Walnut.
!. tleot, UP stairs. snnlohs
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w ANTED--hE ELP = Twenty five active

WANTED-d1RL a good girl to do
wae.v general house work at No. 5sJ Eishtl-strect
-. !. -. ~ Nv. "eeRi sepI2bF
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" "ANTED-GIRL-A neat German girl
". to nursea babe. Apply at l33 Eighth street.
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w TGD-SITUATION- o whole
,,o,, sale grocery or adry goods house, by young
"'"t' from the country. Address "R, ;" Box 2,O0i,
Iseplzbtl
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NorWood's Tincture Verat Verde.

NA1E HAVE JUS 7 RECEIVED ON CON-
w SIGSnrNr, an invoice of Norwood's Tine.
turo Verat. Verde Eb! sale TO the trade at manu-
fasturers' prices. SURE, RUKSTElN Il Co,
sepl2-c Opposite the POstOtfice.
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Isubscripiions, advertisements and comm nica-
ti0hs adressed 10 tha "presS Reporter" Box will
be attended to.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Suire, EckStein : Go.
RUG Ggsrs,
NJ W. COZ. Fourth and Vine-sts.

AkFFBR FOR SALE, IN QUANTITIES
W 10 suit rarchaspfs, u complete assortment of
Drugs, Medicines, Cte Ohcas Paints, Oils Narnishes,
Brushes, " indow Glass, Glassware Patent Medi.
cne., perfumery, Druggists Fancy Articles, Dye
StntlS, ines, Liquors TobGeeos, Cigars, Alcohol,
Burning Fluid, Camp henr, &c.
-AG ENTS FOR
Troemners Druggists Scales;
Ayers Cherry PettOril, Pills, &C.;
HOoiands erman Bitters;
lper huye's Holland BitteTs;
Phillits's Co ugh Silup, Liniment, &C.;
Keith > Hesinoids, Alkalods, &C.,
Tilden u ThaJer's Extracts;
NurwOod'S inctuIe Verat Verde, &c.
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" AhMootiEp--MEN-Situations IN for clerks,
usch,,ic S.gcepers, salesnen, porters coopers'
arstis Z, &c. Merchants and Others FuTpfeS
Dizziness chances for men with hrgs OF snail oani,
"a. Apply tv HALE & &C., hforchants Clerks
registry Ofice, 29 West Fifth. street sepl3a.
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"ANTED-PONY-A Pacing or Rack
~ my Pony or small horse. Address W. at this
onlct, gaming place, age ana price. srpl hT
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>" "ANTED-AGEN TS-To sell desirable
VV work Just published. "Julians Interest
Tables containing accurate calculations o Interest
Hth, 6, 4 3, Sand per cent, both simple and COM
pound, on all sums from one cent to $4,000, and from
one day to six years. A rare opportunity to make
work For further information as to success testi-
mony in its favor, and rerms, address stamp nclOsed)
or apply to j. HAZARD DAVIS, 42T Fifth.street.
sep2.amtl
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w married woman, d situation "a wet nnrsn tS
travel or take child home. Apply at 4oi West SeS
entb street, TO Mrs d. STEVENS. scnlnoSk
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. ANTED--A file Of 1.-THE Oinoinnati
w Daily Sun" from May |, '53, to October !, 'js
Inquire ut this ohise. senaaiiys 10
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WAgTED.

N"wANTs," )" "FOR SALE" ''TO LET" "Losr,"
"FoUND," &C., in this column, occupying Eve lines
or loss, two insertions, twenty Ave cents.
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NV ANIED = PAINTERG u m -
w good journeymen painters o VI t,o rm0
Tuesday MORNING, at tue wanted wanted i, wdiS
DAVIS, No. y West Thr' rsot pain' sn9h oi u
tween Walnut and Vine -"''ioe'' hor'a sue, pe-
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w ANLED- ..Iis -.,lTUATI0N-A young lady
hoo,, M'She ituaton In some house as assistant
s ,t,er, copyist or clerk in dry goods or
anoS hi store. Address tSS FRANK, Box 81, Colnm.
J Il. OllN. ann
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-15
FREE NEGROES IN MIssIssIppI.-A bill is

FREE NEGROES IN MIssIssIPPI.-A bill is
now before the Legislature of Mississippi
(and it will doubtless pass) providing that
after the first day of next July. all mulatto
or black persons who are tree, or claim to
be such, or act as such, may be indicted,
and on conviction shall be sold by the sher-
iff of the county where so convicted. Amy
person pretending ownership of such negro
for the purpose of shielding and protecting
said negro, to be fined not exceeding 81 900
and imprisoned for six months. And these
provisions also operate to the same extent
against any owner allowing negro to hire
his or her own time, or otherwise to act as
free. And all such negroes are disqualified
from inheriting, or holding any property in
the State, nor can any property be removed
from the State, for the benefit of any such
person. Gin Gaz
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A NEW COUNTY.-The papers have been
filed in the office of the Secretary of State
for the formation of a new county out of q
portion of Jasper county. We believe that
the new county called Newton, is erected
out of the territory comprised in the two
western tiers Of townships and fractions
heretofore forming n part of the county of
Jasper. There are some imperfections in
the papers which may delay the organiza-
tion of the new county until the next meet
ing of the Board of Commissioners of JAS
per county.-State Sentinel.
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The Washington correspondent of the
Missouri Republican, speaking of the pros
pect of organizing the House, says:
The tactics of the Republicans show bet
ter generalshlp than do their opponents.
The former take things quietly and coolly,
while the latter have "pIunged in and bid
them follow" Their denunciatiOns to-day
have been very bitter and acrimonious, and
disumion declared more acceptable than a
Speaker WHO signed the compendium
Southerners say they must and will have a
vote IN CIark's resolutios, and will fight all
attempts at diversion or pGstponement,
"inch 10y inch, foot by foot This may
defer the election of Speaker ad minimum.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AMERICAN
Wholesale Clothing House.
Y"E.Sp E~E.yRS .FGN. FEE UsYOL ~


TWyE.N' KsE.EBS .EGO, TIE H'HOLE
II Clothing trade OF the West WAS comparatively
of small amount, and was cOn1iLed almost eXclu-
sivey to a retail business in the larger towns and
cities alone. Now this line Of Goods has become
almost Indispensable part of the stock of every
general Dry Goods store from the crowded city to
the cross-road stand. Like all changes in trade
however, this has not been produced except for
the best Of Among these the great
saving Of material by cutting "A large quantity of
garments tOgether-the superior work and speed of
sewing machines in manufacturing-the great saw
ing of time in waiting for your ''tuTn at the Tai
lOr's-the uncertainty of even then getting salts
factory 'it,' and above all the saving of at least
OnehdLf the cost Of the garment il the price. For
a number of years this has only been a part of
general Dry Goods business, but have made
sively to it alone with such lines of Notions and
Furnishing Goods will be necessary and desirable
in that trade. Belle wing that the true interest Of
the trade will be to sustain in this enterprise,
we would espectfully announce that we now have
hand of the largest and most desirable
stocks of WE'LL MADE CLOTHING that was
offered the trade of the West
We respectfully solicit Il call from all our old
friends and the trade generally We charge moth
ing for snoring goods and much if you btg
them. We prepared to sell to all prOmpt-ti time
buyers as low jas any house in the trade liberal
discount also made all cash saIes
WA. L. FRENCH & CO.,
sep3 No. 20 Main street.
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re- Candidates will appear as thick, be-

BE- Candidates will appear as thick, be-
fore the Democratic State Convention as
flies in summer The New Albany Ledger
mentions four aspirants for Governor, six
for Lieut.. Governor eight for Secretary of
State, six for Auditor, four for Treasurer,
one for Attorney General, two for Superin-
intendet of Public Instruction, three for
Reporter of Supreme Court and three for
Clerk
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be- The New York Historical Society
have resolved to celebrate the next ami
versary of Irvings birth by public address
on his life, character, and genius, to be
delivered by w. G. Bryant.