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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-24
ID X ". sTEJe'sO.V; JUSTICE or
I'D THE PEACE

OFFICE, THIRD STREET, SECOND Door BELOW TIE
COURT HousE-wiii give particular attention to
all Notarisl business entrusted TO him-such as
wiIting Deeds, Mortgages, Powers-of- Attorney,
Contracts, &c. Will also collect money. in any
part VI the county, with without suit a direct
ed. Probate business, settlement of estates, Ad-
minisirstion, Guardianship solicited aud promptly
attended to. aug15
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LoUIsyILLE, Sept. ppm


River falling, with feet inches in the
canal. Four feet six inches water on the
falls
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MONTREAL, Sept 23-M

MONTREAL, Sept I'm
The English cricketers have arrived here,
and are in fine condition, and ready to play
Immediately.
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PIrTsBURG, Sept. 23-h.
River five feet four inches by pier mark,
and falling. Weather cloudy.
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Local and Miscellaneous.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The ceremony of laying the corner stone Of the
new church building now being erected by tho
church and congregation Of which Mr. McCarer 10
pastor, will take place tomorrow Sunday after-
noon at 81 O'Clock.
Several addresses will be delivered. The public
are cordially invited to attend. a.sla
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j. C. NUB BLING

H.NP q IL TT VT To .gLL.-.UR. r..
IL KAHN takes this opportunity 10 INTERN the
citizens of Evansville and the public generally that
he has his stock of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
complete, and particularly, that he las bought
some of the finest ready made Clothing at the es-
enlistment Of Brooks & Bro, New York. much
better made-up Clothing than Deylin's, aud fifteen
per cent. cheaper in the price-of which einvites
the public to satisfy themselves, aud b. their
judges, ia regard 10 the Clothing and price. He
has also employed first-rate Tailor at his esas-
lishment. which will enable him 10 make up any
thing in his line to order, cheap they can be
bought ready made. Besides this, he keeps a gem
cral assortment Of Geiitlcmei's Furnish ing Goods,
and very good assortment OF Boys aud chi-
drcn's Clothing.
Please call at his store, on Main street, and sat
iS!y Yourselves of tho above facts. atg.,D
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COAL!

Bodiam Mining Company, Evansville, Indiana.
Office Water street, between Main and Locust.
Coal In quantities of not less than 20 bushels de-
Evercd any part of the city, at 10 cents per bush
at the pit, cents. JOHN WYMOND,
oct9 Secretary and Manager.
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IL ina AND D1''s'
Commission Merchant.

&ST0k.sGE U.f.v-TRD.--wea re Prepared
~ 10 store in our Fire Proof Warehouse, any
quantity Of Grain, Produce, or Merchandise, ON the
most liberal terms.
Having large and airy rooms mp stairs, particular
care will be taken of Household Furniture, ARri-
cultural Implements and all kinds of Goods or
wares liable to damage from damp or rust.
Insurance effected at the lowest fire proof rates
by the month, or longer when desired
Warehouse located on corner of Locust street and
w. and IL. Canal, and most convenient for shipping
by River or Railroad. Apply to p
APPS ~ q - GEO. FOSTER A co.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.

~ y
has won for itself such renown for the cure OF
every variety of Throat and Lung COMPLAINTS, thatt
is entirely unnecessary for us TO recount the eyf-
dence of it's virtues Wh it has been employed
AS il has long been i'm constant use throughout this
section, need not do more than assure the people
its quality is kept to the best it has ever been,
and that IL may be relied to do for their relief
all it has ever been found to DO. rr
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALI THE PURPOSES OF A PURGATIyE
MEDICINE tFl-
FOR CoSTIyENESS;
FOR THE CURE OF DYSPEPSIA;
FOR THE CURE OF INDIGESTION;
FOR HEADACHE; SLEW
FOR THE CURE OF DYSENTERY:
FOR FOUL STOMACH:
FOR THE CURE OF ERYsIPELAS;
FOR THE PILES;
e 30 FOR THE CURE OF SCROFULA:
FOR.AbI, sCROFULOUS COMPLAINTS;
FOR TIE CURE OF RIIEUMATISM
FOR DISEASES OF THE SKIN;
FOR TIE CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT;
FOR DBoPSY;
FOR THE CURE OF TETTER, TUM0RS AND
SALT RHEUM;
FOR WORMS;
FOR TIE CURE OF GOVT;
FOR A DINNER PILL:
FOR THE CURE OF NEURALGIA;
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
They are sugar-costed, so that the most sensi
awe take them pleasantly, and they the bes
tprient ia the world for all the purposes Of fami
y physie. lg
Price Is cents per box; Six Boxes for Sl.00.
Great numbers of Glergymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent persondgcs. have lent their
certify the unparalleled usefulness of these
remedies, but space here will not permit the in
sertion of them. The Agents below named furnish
gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC, i'm which they are
given with also fell descriptions Of the above COM
plants, and the treatment that should Dc followed
for their cure.
Do not be put off by pnprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit ON. De-
mand AYERS, and take others. The sick want
the best aid there is for them, and they should
have IL.
re- Prepared by DIR. j. C. AVER eco, Lowell,
Massachusetts,. ---
Sold by KELLER & WHITE, Evansville, and by
all Druggists and Merchants throughout the coun-
try. mar23-d&weow
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NpURNING FLUID.-THE GENUINE NON
- explosive Burning Fluid is made and sold by
N. s. THOMPSON,
sep22 Successor to II. w. Sawyer.
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HOH.N. 5. .nTTCHRLE 81 TO-, RR-
~ CEINING, FORWARDING AND COMMITS


81 CEIvING, FORWARDING AND C0MsIIS
SION MERCHANTS.
Water street, between Main and Locust,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
EI- Particular attention given 20 the fOrwanlin
Of general Merchandise and Produce, by River,
Canal, or Railroad. ap29-Cm
&rE-9 - HODGfP, (Succsssors
~ to X. 5. Howard,) Receiving, Forwarding and
Commission Merchants, No. Water street, near
Main, Evansville, Indiana
pS- Liberal advances made ON consi-nments to
New Orleans.
Il. c. sLAUGHTER...C. C. SLAUGHTER WM. HODGE, JR
noy3O-1yd
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~ S:S.N.SEILLE, P.fDUC.aH, AND
HI CAIRO REGULAR PASSENGER PACKET,
Gn - CHARLEY BOWEN, DEXTER,
mss. ssi li FSss E's a. y a, ISss
M, arriving, at rauoah o'clvck, A. NJ, Cairo
at II O'Clock, NJ, "Wednesday and Saturday. Re-
turning, leayes Cairo every Wednesday and Satnr-
day, mt 7o'clock, II. NJ, aud Paducah every Thurs
day and Sunday, at o'clock, A. H., connecting al
Evansville with the Evansville and Charlottesville
l.. L., and Packets for Green River. Also, con-
Meeting at Smithland with Cumberland River Pack.
cts at Cairo, with Memphis, New Orleans and st.
Louis Packets.
Tickets can be obtained on board the boat for all
Eastern Cites. sept2S
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NV.f.N'spYEER .s.V-D PsDUc.sH

-GPACK Er-The steamer Sill ns
YER STAR, Fowler, master, t<1t2Sx&nS
leaves Evansville every Monday ,sS
Wednesday, aud Friday, at II O'Clock NJ. Leaves
Paducah every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
at . O'Clock A. Nj. Connecting at Evansville with
the Evansville and Charlottesville Railroad for all
points North and East, with packets for Louisville,
Green, and Wabash rivers. At Paducah with pack
cts for st. Louis, New Orleans, and the Daily Mail
boats for Cairo, Nashville, and Tennessee river.
Hsy-Business promptly attended, and charges for
freight and passage, same charged by the regu-
lar packet Through bills If lading given TO Now
Orleans and all points ON the Tennessee and Cnm-
bcrland rivers. auglS
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II AMPS COAL OIL, BURNTNGYFLUID
IL aud Lard Oil Lamps, OF all kinds constantly
ON hand ard for fol sale cheap, by
N s. THOMPSON,
eept % Druggist
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WORD TO BoYs-.,ND GIRLs--GooD MAN
kEPQ

Young fri"n,l-, ARE v"u polite, g-n'reI
s"ri-te>3 7 G.sd hnr-,!irg j. u fortune
an in'!'l"n!vn' fortune. C"ur,c-v. kind
Hess. n,b!r. diunit-d heavenly dv,mr-
in"nt p,v"s the WAY I" cin:n-r,ce. station 8
of honor wealth. re.l".crahiIitv, ro glory
Indispensable. WILL. Young reader. how is
this exce!irllcc tn l,r utlai,vie Wh-r. the
starting point 2-In early life--fr., I'e,
gin at home, i" the domestic. circle. a,.,,,nl
III" fir-siir. The very ,un,nent v"u can
lisp single syII.hI anib'v, begin I" nc
q"iie r'.mitv>v. BE kind AMI p,ile tu
Your hr"th-r>, parents. aud sisters, your
sup"Ii"is aud interiors. Sc that every
VOID, Thought. nn,l action. i-;,rs the inn
press OF a gentle. "ti, .hIc courtesy. Study
I" make ever. body happy. True polite
nrss - t~nevol-nce. nn,i i,ue bcmevuIemce
Is loiitrncss. When the habits of courtesy
"r good behavior are thus :rq ,i'-d 1T
lI"ne-"xl,biied on AL ncrnsuns, ;I,rv he.
c"rne household w",ds-easv, familiar as
life. Wh:n !"u &" abroad, ningie in
society. the i'igl' the low. ,i,h, poor, YOU
are duly prepared. P"li'rness "f ,n,nucr
is nppcrm",,; flows out sp n,an-ou-Iy.
'Tl'c'c ci''e Icing ut home early :,> the dawn
'nE liic. An excellent writer, touch
ing ;hs question Of good manners,
SAYS:
i"nng folks 81 oul,l be rnannrrlv.-
l;"i how 1" i'c III the question. Many !.
COOL Toy ani girl feel that they cannot
i'ciave 10 suit th.u>cl, cs in cu,nlanv.-
They III. awkward, rough, rlo~nis,.-
T"rv feel .,m,h, ha>hlnI, self ,li>rr,,>'tuI
lie rl"'"ent ilrv are :.IIrr>>rd hy !,
s''"liSrr, "r al.p";r i'll company. There is
l'"t che VA. /" &c, Owe, iii, feeling a'.i
| acquire graceful and easy manners; that
L., l' Il" he best they ,al, ali tn. iiu.. at
home as we'll "s abroad. Good n;mnr,s
it'e not lralnr'I So much acquired lS
l'ai'lt. They glow upon us 10y u>r. We
''nt lc c"uI'r'',is, agreeable, civil, kind
Svn'Ic"'aniy and w"I'anly ut h"n,", ani
t,,rn / viii hrr"inr IA knI of :. SECOND
nature to he >" ever. "i,e,c. a cumr>r,
'"usl' man''"r at I""nr b.ge's rougincss
which We r"nl'", lay III, if "" try, wl,rm
"" <" ;''Ii"nG s;rah.eIs. h" must ayl,e
| .'ni" people We have ever known in com
pan. are those that are perfectly agrcvn,
| ir al i,.rnc. Home /, the s,hvv. TOR ali
the est ,'lng-."
\ uns nn'l>. y"u hear this. Will you
Il cr,i II !-G Goiti.n Huie.
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Politicians and kIrme,y.-PoIi,ir,uu.
VIII" want nh 'fIic- frequently make great
pr't-r>i"ns to agricultural kn Wedge, and
hHnrr l"'yelv at the cattle shows. It 10
said that Gov. -- j. one of this sort
of farmers and in illustration there.
OF the following govl stories are 70
!nt-L:
N"t many smiugs ago, hi. excelleocy.
IA Company with another DISTINGUISHED
''t'a'n Of f--, was riding in the c.un.
Try. In passing n beautiful field of grsiu,
just beginning to head, the Governor
'ei"r'' !" hi. horse and burst iuto rspturous
admiration @: the wheat.
Q""h Nod" Governor, how much Will
hat yield to the acreY"
o. from seventeen to twenty bush.
els
What kind Of seed is that from, Gov.
rlnur9'
Common winter. Tbi. is b7 far tho
best for this soil =
You are The President Of tue Az.
'icuItural Society, are you not, Gov.
eriIurf'
i am, sirY'
delivered the address bcfore the Az
ricu'tu'"l Society Of New York last
y"arl'
Yes. air.
You are the author of an eloquent
passayo about Tie cultivation Of roots and
'"p~f
"A mere title, Ned
Well, YOU nre the only agricultural
writer ever SAW who could not tell oats
from whrati'
a r..,iai" farmer, one Of til. Governors
r"n,'iIucn;s. vii" had = profound adinira.
''"n Tor has talents an practical knowl-
edge, wioie 10 him for advice a. to the
'nriI'"i "t Improving his stock Of sheep.
Inc G"vorhvrs answer WAS instant. l,rie.
and sincere: Ge, hydraulic ram-L.,f
ter than the S,uIhluwn for mutton. equal
| W the Meiinu iur WOOL
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Home.-A mans house should be on
high that no shadows rest upon it, an.l
where tho morning come. NJ enrIy. and The
evening tarries ~ lntr. that the d.y l'n>
rwire ~s many golden h"prs as those "f
other mon. liz i. to bs l'i.ie.i wl"ss h",i..
is in some valley between the niIIs. with
the Iong"s, nigh's and the short 1t day.
Ho,nu should ba tho centre Of joy, equato-
rial and tropirnl.
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Lnhor-TLer. is Il vast :.n,n,.nt of fool
.a'd II lii" 'c>i "''l:h:'i! "t Iat"'r "rri I.r"
tc>>nhs. E.r'y s".u>l.i"l ln,.uI ,l,nt i,
hon. :, AMI T., ,.n,i.,e If human we'll lmin.
i> rr>l"clnhi;.. h,'n,i;.l!c AMI ,!,.niti H.
Inc ch'lI"e. .>w"rI".r is only il vuyar
lab"r"r. ami Ills ealing Il iIi",n one, wl,r,l
he >Inka below ana nci..rar.S his toll. L.,
"iin lu'>u his w"'N >tcai:iy and earn, St,y,
a'"' he Is entt'cd /" :,> 'nurn Ir>I"rt a> IL.
telescope maker. the lIufr>> Ion # labor
i''s "o c>,v"l'aI merit III nsclt, ,oml hc
'"S more "r less pIo'!"cii,e; The ,nr,i,
t'cI"ny, entirely to the m,.nl,rr of its pur.
>uit.
Sonlc piiIc themselves on livin" alnvc
'n'i ,nirI".ilurnt "f Iabnr, sc.ruIn.. all ils
PURSUITS a> low ami i-nui,c. Such ar,
'i''nr>. vii" eat what they a., not cam
AMI It Is sufficient I'nnl>L,r,rn, for them
Itnt they can sec nothing III their desire ,r
destiny tut an utter antII""i" u tho zen,
trall! revealed character of Col an. man
Others pr"Ie themselves Iou ihe cxrlu
>'veI'"Ss or arlst"rracy Of II profession, as
t""nS' honor and dignity came To labor
from l>,iaiion instead of usefulness. TL.,.
""ui call Labor lr,n"r"bIc, in proportion
II. they c".dd handle it without >ollin. their
gloves. 1t is hard to say whcI, of the two
Is "'"st Vulgar, he who .lrcrics and scurn,
all labor That Is soiIel or soiling all com
mon every day t"i-"r he who values la.
l'" only as it liz brg'imcd with dirt, and
turns mp l,ls nose 1T tho man who works
wnh hands and face cleaner than Is own.
Both a'e iin'n n>"ly vulgar. aud both will
HAY" 10 learn much before they truly under
stand the nature and dignity Of honest Ia
b"r. - New Jersey Farmr.
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Fomers.-M Mary, a brignt;eye'l girl to
day, who work. worste'i and amces divincl,
does not know that n mussrOs il u fist
cousin to the French tulip. anl the mangIe
wur'zsI loo' rei" ,ion to the poppy family.
Flowers are not lriass. III one know. it i,s
would think how much pains God hss taken
with tlrem ever. ahcrs; nott,,,e unfinished;
not ono bearing 'hs marks Of brush OF pen
ciI. Fri"ging the eternal borGvIs of the
m"unt"in waters. gracing the pulssless
breast Of tho old grey granite everywhere
they ais humalis.ng.
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Pleasant Homes-Thr home. tf Am y.
ica will not i.co,nc villa, they should IL.
until II true idea Of life shall lpcu,n- NOR.
Widely implanted. The worship Of tho
d"'!ar dos more I" degrade American
homes ii'an anv,hing eIs--,hsn all things
"Ise. The chief enri Of life i. t" pa:l,"r
gold, an.! ,llrt gold il counted lost wl.i.l
h"n%+ picture ON the wall Which pur-
cl,:ssrs flowers f,r I: e yard, whi,!, Lu,s n
toy or book TOR the eager hand Of chile
l,'"'i. j. this the Whole uf human life I
lh"" II Il mcAn, m-ayre. :Ld most uu
'i~s'rabir thing. A rl,,i,l ill go forth from
81 stall, glad t" fin! free mir nni wider
pasture. The l. tu-t,re Of aurl II home
"p"n him in after life, will be just none ut
all. or n"'l,ing good. Thpu>and. are rush
ing from homes lik. ,hese every y-nr-
They cr,'wd into cities. They crowd into
villages. They swa,m intu all places
wlirlr Isfe is clothe.l with higher sigmifi
cancc; and the old shell of home is dc
serted 10y every bird rs SOON II. il can fly.
Ancestral hones,ra'is ani p,trimunlaI acres
iInve no ~acrclucss and when the iutll.r
nn'l ln"llrr die, the strangers In"n-y and
the Strangers presence otlitrrae assucia,
lions that should be amuug the most sacred
"t all things.
would have you buill up for your
selves an for Your children II hurne that
viii never he lightly la,t-u with-n home
which will t'e To- all " hose live, have been
associated with it, the most Interesting and
precious spot On ca,,h. would have that
nome tho abode Of dignity, pr"l,riety,
trnut.. grace, love, genial fellow ship, and
i'arny a>suriatl"n>. Oui from such :, l,u,ne
| would have guu! Influences flow inl"
lr.iHil"lin"is. la such Il t.u,Iic | would
! >re :un'li'u taking ,o",, and receiving ali
generous cuiurr. Ami lhen | would see
YOU. young husband ami Young. wit, happy
-" not deprive Yourselves vi such utlucnr.s
i> viii c"Eir Ii'I"ngh IN institution Ik"
! this. \" money can p'y l''n i"r such Il
,!rlnivaiio n" circumstances but those
OF utter p"vert. can justify YOU in denying
| ,l'rSe influence, to your 1imothy
Ittc0m6.
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,Everybods must have altered d';su. rerr .iouel, n
In sl'ot, ti"s:s'.onIye'a- few year. siure
General Jsrk."G, t'eiHg y a!sa between, two
i"lit's. sai'' III" ft4t like stllnr,s surrounded
by roses. v. y NJ snys q few .lsy. 4 ago. 20
while riding in a", ",nnil,,-. and bsincs
seated tstyssg tseo ia'liss,. lie Icy" Ike a
staye: in shogsi'sad' Of nolassss, surrpuadsi
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Character Better than C,rfii We Of
ten hear Young men who have credit means
'inlefulIv contrasting ,hr: la, with iha, al
rirlI mems sons. Yet the longer we live,
Tho mare VT are convinced that the old
merchant WAS right, who said to us when
wc i"Snn /" live. Industry, my lad, is
better Il'nn ing"ts Of gold, and char;.rirr
| better than credit We could furnish. i
need t'c, from our own experience. score
of illustrations I" prove The truth OF hi r..
marks. In all branches If business. in ali
nvo'atiurs, character in the Irny run, il the.
bust capital. Saws Poor Richard. "Cl,r
sound "i Your hammer ut S ~ til. muri,-
ing. Or IN the night. heard by creditor,
'ake> him easy ior six months longer ::
hui II lIe sees YOU III the gamiI g-'al'ir. or
lenrs Your vcir. 1t II tavrrg when You
should he ut work, lie selnls for his NJ ,nr,
The nxvt tla,.' What is true Of the
y"nng mechanic is also true If tho yonnr
merchant "r Young Inw-r. Oh and saua-
ri' us firms will not continue To ri, G cre.l,
for thousands Of duIa,s. when they
seen tie purchases, ifn y"nng MIN, ,lriv-
ing fast horses. or l"uuging ir drinking
snl'"'ns. Clients will not en,r,,st their ca-
ses to ads"ca.es, however brilliant. who
frrquch the card table. the wine party, or
the rare-c"ur-e. 1t IL better. .,in hgiuninu
life. TO secnr" reputation for iiidns:ry mnd
l'r"l1'y than to own houses or lands, If
with them you have. NJ character. ,,..>
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Dining the RSspon"biliiy.-"Sir,' SAID
Fiery t;.'r, the lawyer. To an unwilling wit
hess, ''SW. d" you al, upon your oath that
BIN kin- is 81 ,li-lull.,t man I"
Il 'Inl tot sny anyln'y had ever ac"us
I'll him "t b.iny an honcs, man, did | 7" re-.
piled P,l.k,ns.
"D..rS ih,. Count understand YOU to saw
witness. that thu pl.n.,r> rlu,t'i..n is
'"! !" sail III" judge. merely putting the
question /" keep his eyes open.
Il dulnI say it WA M""l, | reckon"
Sir" cried F:rryf"'". ",,r r. nlr,n y"u'
"ath--y"u SAY that Himpkins is "a rogue.
Il ihirt. al.i villain"
'l'on say s".' MAS ripkin~' answer.
'Ilvcn't you said 50 7" inquired the
Lawyer.
WHY, you've said it. and what's the us,
"f my rrp"a,iny ii 2" replied Pumpkins.
"Sr." ,Iun.Irrrd Fer, face. tho Demos.
,I'encan, "Sir. clarg" y"n upon your "arI'
'Io y"" "r do yon not say Blmpkins stole
ling> {"
No. sir" was the cautious reply Of Pip
kins. Il never said BIimrkin> stole rhin.>
'u' | Il" SAY he's got ao"y of fmii"s
Mi"yx TINT n0b,dy h"x l,wt."
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Pnddg's Retwt.-A decent looking
lri>hmah, stopping II, II hotel to ~ar,,,
himself, inquired Of the landlord, "Wha,
was the newn p
The landlord. disposed to run a rig upon
Paddy, 'clIie'!.-
"T"ry Shy the devil is dead t.
IA sure" qnolh Pat, that's news in.
daJe."
Shortly after, Pat stalks up to tho bar
and. d"l'"siti"g some coprcrs, resumed his
seat.
Tho landlord. always rea1y for custom.
CT, asked him what no wouI,I take.
"N',,hing al all. said Pat.
why d"l~yoa put down this money =
askt.i !,is hbst. -
-''Och, an snre.s sir." !" said Pat. nj. is the
custom in mo own c"untry. wtcna chap
like You hses is.isdly. t" give him few
eaprrn TO help h;hr,pay, for the woke :"
Landlord stood treat all rouad.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-08-04

P'"ctic"l INK IF an Lm1iun.-Some "f
III" Saginaw Indians ar. intense wa.S in
tlnrr way. Que of them. having given 81
trader s,.me annoyance, WAS told that i'll
case he was Seen again with u bottle, it
would bo taken from him and thrown in
l." The fire. a few days after the Indian
appeared with his pin, Il sk in his hIan,
kct. as usurl. but til. trailer was ~ good
as hi. word, and demanded the ho:lle.
which the Indian gave up an'l started for
the dn"r. The trailer threw the f,>k in.
t" the stove. upon whi"h whany went tn"
stove. an,l oul came the windows, tho tr:,-
der following close behind. Tho mex.
time that man burns an Inlian's whisky
iultle lie will examine il to see whether ills
c"nlc"is arc of "Dupun!'s make Or gun
powder"
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-08-04

A puns.er observing sgentleman tolline
some bank bills, rsai4Eks4: You must 10
exo.lsn' .s lbnsaas b''s'ns4: 7: seo yea double