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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-20

-z1 BAtk ET-Ihe steamer Sill
YER STAR, Fowler, master, s=>&asksNvA~t-
leaves Evansville every Monday stass ~
Wednesday, and Friday, at II O'clock M. Leaves
Paincah every Tuesday Thursday, and SATURDAY.,
at . O'Clock A. NJ Connecting at Evansville with
the Evansville aud Charlottesville Railroad for al
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 foI Cairo, Nashville, and Tennessee river.
&c Business promptly attended, and charges for
freight and passage, same charged by the regu-
lar packet. Through bills Of lading given to New
Orleans and all points on the Tennessee and Cum
bcrland rivers. aug1S
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CELEEY-Mr. F. FELKER received on Sat
urday night, by express from Cincinnati, SO
dozen lunches of the choicest Kind of Cele-
~. He is prepared to furnish families, par
tics, Fairs, tc., on the shortest notice and
most reasonable terms, if they will call on
him, ut the corner of Main and Fourth
streets.
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RnIfirnore Market.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 10, M.-Wheat steady
lO,O00bu sold at 25@143. Corn active
coo bu sold at SO. Provisions unsettled
Mess pork 10 90. Whisky dull at 81 49,
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Mr.. Pugh2The Constitution says persons
held in service or labor in a State, under
the laws thereof. The Federal Government
makes nothing property; but the rights of
property are under the laws of the States.
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BGy- There will be meeting of the
Hanna Lodge, No. I, I. 0. S. NJ. this tues
day evening, Dec. 2oth at their Hall. All
members in good standing, are requested to
be present. By order of the G. c.
". H. WALKER, Jr., G. S.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-20

LEXINGTON, Dec l9, M.-Keizers Touring
in this place was destroyed by fire last
night Loss from fifteen to twenty thousand
dollars. Insurance $4,000.
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NEW YoRK, Dec. 10, M.-Bank state
ment for the week ending Saturday, the
nth, shows an increase Of loans of $976,-
600; increase of deposits, $4,000; decrease
in circulation, $4,000; increase Of specie
SG7O,O00.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-20

NEW YoRK, Dec. 10, P - Advices from
Sierra Leon report that a, brig. supposed 10
be the John Harris, Of New Y orl1, had been
captured on the African coast by an English
steamer, and taken to Freetown- The brig
had 500 slaves on board when she was cap
fure1
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..>v...e.
-..The S,Iaer Star lett yesterday with a
fair trip Of freight and passengers.
-.... We are under obligation to ALI H..
Edwards OF the Union for the following
manifest: l. A. Crane, II hhds- tobacco,
$50 plows; p. G. ORiley, Il boxes to-
bacco; ? bales mdse., owner on board.
lille following is a manifest of the
Lue EaUes from Pond river:
]. \. Crane h Co., % hhds tobacco )
Slaughter & Dunkerson, l hid tobacco 5
boxes manufactured tobacco; rolls leather,
"A hides, owner on board; 5 5 turkies, Cald-
well; box tAllow, ?. Decker; lot sundries
owners on board.
Our Vincennes correspondence.
VINCENNEs, Dec. 10, 10 A. NJ.
JoURNAI REPoRTER.-W Wabash river fell
IL inches in the past 48 hours. Passed up
Saturday-hdte Sarchet. Passed up Sum
day CaStic Gardea. Some ice in the river
Three inches snow on the ground. Wealth
Of clear and cool. W. II. ".
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gGY@ Our thanks are due to JOSEPH PAR
FRIDGE, of Adams Express. for late Indian
apolis and Cincinnati papers.
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(J PP.a.Ts 81 E&PKESS 6fGD.W FB.R.N~EN.-

az NEW ARRANGEMENT.
The ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully an
nnH''ee 60 teir friends and patrons tho public Of
Evansville and vicinity, that with increased facili5
tics for the transportation of
+ Il Ell q n n, PA OK Els,
Bf q N q 4 N ID "a BLES
They solicit continuance Of former favors Ts,
pecal care taken in the collection of Bills Drafts
Notes, and the transportation of small and valuable
packages.
All persons wishing to avail themselves Of the fas
cilies OF the Express, obtain any desired nforl
nation IN reference to the and details of the
business, at their Office First street, between
Main and Locust, opposite the Post Office.
de IL G. Fl FISH Ageut
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LONDON, ec.@s.-The Times city article
of Wednesday, evening, says the English
funds are again very buoyant to-day, and
nearly every description of securities have
likewise shown an upward tendency. There
has been demand in the discount market,
and the tone was good to the last.
The Directors of the Great Eastern Com
pany, finding themselves unable to present
their statement in time, have postponed the
meeting of the shareholders to January eth.
The daily News says that in the meanwhile,
with view to provide for meeting the
Company's liabilities the Board has arran-
ged to raise the money upon the security of
the vessel, orin other words to mortgage
her. -. - -.
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EF.v 2s8sNts G'kELE, sS.gkBU<.QRY, .gyNsES
81 CAIRO kEGULAI PASS EMGER PACKET
n a1TsN - CHARLEY BOWEN, DEXTER
ESSI-AtTSseD7 Master, leaves Evansville Tues
aazz1aday and Friday, at II O'clock
NJ arriving at PaduCah at o. clock, A. NJ Cairo
lf Il o'ci"ck Nj, Wednesday and Saturday Re
.arutng, leaves Cairo every Wednesday and Satur-
Jay, at o'clock, Z. 81, and Paducah every Thurs
day aud Sunday, at O'Clock, A. M, connecting at
Evansville with the Evansville and Charlottesville
L. IL, and Packets for Green River. Also, con-
Meeting at Smithland with Cumberland River Pack
els 81, Cairo, with Memphis, New Orleans and st.
Louis Packets.
Tickets can be obtained on board the boat for all
Eastern Cities. sent02
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.SEg.4RLR G.4.N.zB FOH S.4LEI-

E/J.9 II G.H % AlEf As4JN'AB FOM S.4LEI--
We are authorized to sell at private sale the
northeast quarter Of section u, township south,
range 10 west, in Nanderburgh county, contain ming
100 acres. This is the old James W. Jones place,
lying on both sides of the Princeton road, % mile
south Of Warrington, and is one of the best farms
in this part of the State There are about 20 acres
under cultivation, with good young fruit bearing
orchard, a good dwelling house and all necessary
out-hOusas including large new log barn. The
place is in good order and will be sold ut a bargain
upon reasonable terms. Possession will be given in
March next. CHANDLER & HYNES,
n0vZ9u Agents.
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NEW YoRk, Dec. 10, P M.-An immense
union meeting was held this evening :
600 strong.
Resolutions were adopted, -@nominatip
Gen. Scott for the Presidency.
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500 AHEKTUHN sT0CE .Tp5'SaE' Es6e
TTyEsS GRE,4T &1Etsss fse'ft

/ 500 A-HEitfttdE S1FlfaE jos. -a-' etE
TzVRE GREsHT &JEe..g@S FErz4EgfF
81 has attended t.ie p1Ilio.lt on Attic ~ VOL
rule O. he AMERICAN STOCK J0ER|A l., has
induced lie JET rie1.r 10 undertake several la
prove laeIts for tsf ,sttTi enfn -sa5 ny,
$685. and he 0das % the psiOiIc win ti',y.,-
iruc- that It's preseB gin iIaI5teera ~ bc tilty
s.-ta go, aud that effort Viii be spared 10 rsn-
-lec th. paper Indispensable necessity 10 an ~
tcrcsird iu ti5. breeding amt management - oHf
dom. ii Is animals.
The Veterinary Department. will be under The
editorial direction OF Boct. Geo. u. ha'd the dis
tlnguise,I Veterinary Surgeon, aud late editor aud
Proprietor of the fA,cria4a Veterinary J"s''poi
Zach number of the paper contains y large &c
iayo PAGES, and is handsomely illustrated. II Is
ptIHgi.Icd monthly at p Park Row, New York
FERNS, Il 90 per year, iHrdribiY IL ddgdtce, with
liberal discount to clubs.
go Specimen copies gratis Money may hc sent
. at publishers risk, ~ registered letters
So IA. ID. q I4INSEEY, Pr0prfet6r-l 4
G NJ Szxton. Baker Il 70, AGENTS. No - P;lrk
Row Now York Tdec7v2weogl
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CoATx

-<--A-"de-et
Bodiam Mining Company, Evansville, Indiana.
Office Water street, betwocp GIain and Loehft.
Coa in quantities of less than 20 bushels de-
uyered to any part of the city, 10 cents per bash
at the pit, cents. JOHN WYMOND,
oct9 Secretary and Aamager.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Home Insurance Comply,

OE y f4N OhA-
Office Nos. 1I2 s IIF, BrOGdsOHy.
C4PIT1L STOCK, an paid ii) 100000
SURPLUS 50o,W0
The HOME INSURANCE COMPANY continues
to insure against loss damage by FIRE, and the
damages of INLAND NAYIGATlON AND
terms as favorable rs the
nature of the risks and the real security of the IN
srlred, and of the Company viii warrant
LOSSES FQUITABLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY PAID
Abstract of the twelfth semi-amnu6l statement of
the condition OF the HOME Insurance COMPANY.
of the city of New York, on the Goth day Of June,
1859.
ASSETS.
Cash, balance in 8 s. 992 IS
Bonds and Mortgages {being first lien
Real Estate, worth at least 81,
5S2, 400 S3i5So2 Od
Loans on Stocks, payable on demand,
(market value of securities, SOL
9S2l -. ................-..,.... 229.476 CO
Bank Stock, (market value, ..........-- 1850 Oo
wa Taine s. 80: $50 @ 75,al9 81
value( -. 1925 &c
Missouri State Bonds, (Hlarket Value) ll,3Go U
Tennessee State Bonds, (market value) 9,2I2 81
Real Estate, No. Wall street.......... GI,lI2 !,
Sis g has since 5 been been TccsiSSd 2
Balance in hands Of Agents and in
course OF transmission from Agents.
has since i been re rece1ed) 1871 d
land risks) -. -. 1897 g
Premiums due and uncOllectcd on poll
icies issued at onlce......-.........-. 1,c51 Z
Tosal..................... ......-.l ,457, SOB Z
LT1BTLTTIES.
! Claims for losses outstanding
on tbs Goth June, 1853, es----.-az4z-4az--44s.s
tim3tet at......................-. l2tl %
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
XXXVI CONGRESS-FIRST SESSION.

THE E. Z w. LISE--
EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE JOURNAL.
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NEW DRUG STORE.
l-Eg EsnH sJsg.AS1T R1gHSS& OR ~ ~ II
At TIE
WASHINGTON HOUSE.

MyXTRA ORDINARY GULE--The Hsders gar
Gus has operated on the eyes Of Lay Charles,
years old, with perfect success. MY boy has been
-cross-eysd since his birth, and by the Doctors
sKfllfu operation his brought into the natural
position, which gave him good sight Immediately.
The operation ouly lasted a minute, and was per
formed with little or no pain, in the presence Of
Drs. hTulhausen, Sen. and Jun. I feel under oblt-
CAUTIOUS to DE-. Marcus, aud would elteertnily re-
comnend him S a sk lliui and safe operator q
a4cI2-Iw Wv CHARLES SCIMITT-
[y0(0FN SHEEEERs- AND sGRTNDFBS- -
- onld Gail the ati ntioH Of ftfnlers and dt-f
e-s to this SbeIh.r and Grinder; # is compact and
portable. combining both f5ffFafiifty and cheHp-
Dass. Thev EuSt ueeHs sarty become an anpcniase
C. every f.Gl aar's barn.
sheIiers. ..-....................s 5o15 90
Grinders .....--..... -.-.....-.......---.. 3 90
For sale at 10. 10 Main stlest- s.f .s-sr = =.
GgC12 GEO. $. Sons - - J.
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Fine Kate .Sfrchet will be in from the
Wabash to day. She has large lot Of
freight aboard for this place.
49,. The Cdsue Garden has gone into the
Wabash again. She passed Vincennes on
Sunday.
..Mr. Wheeler, the polite clerk OF the
Charley Bo,cen, will accept our thanks for
late St Louis Cairo. and Memphis papers.
-,-,-. Cba sf.5a Hoe3e wiz ne IN from NsEo
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..-.'.The GreenpiIIe from Bowling Green,
came in early yesterday morning, V 18th a
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LARGEST CIRCULATION IN
As-t THE STATE
RIVER ITEMS

.... ARRIVED.
Kentucky, Louisville Charley Bowen, Cairo
Poland, Nasty Greenville, Green
Silver Star, Paducah Lebigh, st Louis
Crescent City, Memphis Sam kirKman, Gin
ConewagO, Nashy Time, Nasty
Argyle, n o Kate French Louisv
Union, Green NJ Patton, do
Mcclellan, Memphis Farcnild, do
Atlantic, Louisville Alma, y o
New Uncle Sam, U Martha Putnam, Gin
Lue Eaves, Pond z p Hubbard, Nashville
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-27
MARRIED.


Nj. JAMES VINCENT. aud Mos ALICE affair,
me. hud daug ter o Mr.. Allen smith' Jr both OF
Cleveland.
Ia Burton seb'. io.h. Mr. sEABURY C.. FORD and
Mis- WARY A. GiLLMORE, Oh OF Burton
In Uun'sbirg. on thl isihiast NJ NORTON z nus.
sELI,o ,ot NildjledslI, 10 Miss LAURA l.. BoSLEY, Of
Claiidon.
In Trov sent irh. Mr.. A1vA If. ROSE. Of Chagriu
Fuils, 10 Miss MARY HALEY, Of Mentor.
on melsh inst. Mr. NATHAN II. IENDRICKS Of
Iowa 10 Mss MARC AREr kEARNEY OF Brookfcld
Trunhlu Co Ohi'.
On m5llh inst Mr. ANsON PARKER, and Miss
ELlZAA BOSWOklli, all of Buccviiie
In Mesopolamia on The 18Th inst , Mr.. IUATAN EAs-
TON, 10 Hiss MAETiiA COLE, slof Meslpo amo.
In waren, ou the I4h ipst., MI wm r. BROWN. OF
Kalani zoo, Mich and miss FRANCES II. HUNT, of
In Newton Falls on the 18th lust GIDToN SEYMOUR
OF iiootstown, and LUCY PARKER, OF Ntwton Falls.
ON the 18th inst. Mr. NIAMIy DEWEY Of Rich
m1ud Ash abun county, uno Miss SARAH JANE ODDS
OF Fowler, Trum0ul Co.
and Miss AMELIA J. DOWNING.
In wsrde'd On thesn ius' NJ. HENRY S. VAUGHN
and Miss EMAGAA RULISON
II weymouth, SEPT lG, Mr. STEPHENSON, OF Brns-
W OK, aud Miss Mary 1ompkius, OF W.
In Paiuesvillc scpG 22l Mr. HENRY WILSON. Of
On The 10th inst Or A. a. CROSSE Of Plato, Ohio, to
Miss SARAH A, POST VI Pickering, Canada West.
On the r5.h inst. Mr. WILLIAM wooLL, Of Clinton
c1uniy, Mich. and Miss MARIA A. WARNER, Of Col
umbia,
At the same time and p'are, Mr.. EL1JAH u. HAST
INGs aud Mrs RosANNA DALTON, an OF Pendeld.
on the 2lst inst NESS ELIZABETH sLADE. of Ash
ubulat Mr. HOSEA FULLER, of Plymouth.
on the lgl inst NJ WILLIAM LUCAS, Of fso, brook,
to Miss JANE SAAIMIS, Of Ashtbbdll.
Nj. Il. p. GARDNER and Mss ELvlNA WATERS, ali
Of Euclid.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-27

The North America brings sad tidings from
the tsial trip Of the Great Eastern. The feed
pipe casing in one OF the tunnels exploded,
killing FIVE fremen, and so injuring the ship as
to delay her starting for the United States some
three weeks. The grand saloon was torn to
pieces, but fortunately the guests OH board had
left it few moments before the explosion
Though it was terrific, the great ship resisted
the shock, and her engines were not stopped
until she reached her destination. The injuries
will be repaired at cost of $4,000. The au-
gury is a bad one, and public confidence in the
entire safety of the monster ship will be shaken
by the untoward casualty.
The news from China will strike everybody
with surprize. Heretofore the Chinese have
suffered defeat in every contest with the French
and English. That they should at last have en-
trapped and vanquished the Allies, killing and
wounding several hundred, and forcing the en-
emy to retreat,is no doubt owing to the presence
Of Europeans in command Of the batteries as
well as the Chinese. The Russians probably
furnished officers and engineers, as well as de-
signed the Notifications. The British sustained
the principal loss of officers and men, and tic
defeat was most disastrous.
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Patent Knitting Machine.

The never tired sewing machine has CO.
worker in domestic economy. A Mr.. GoIe has
invented knitting machine which will, it is
stated, with ease knit pair of ladies hose in
twenty minutes; aud will knit plain or ribbed
work, elastic open work, or compact and close,
as desired. 1t will knit a stocking OF any size,
from the infant to the adult, and is 81 simple in
its construction and working that any person
can use it with success. With 80 revolutions
per minute, which is the ordinary motion when
worked by hand it will knit 3,42O stitches per
minute! Put old fashioned knitting needles.
GossipPiDg must be done without them here
after.
The machines are manufactured at Seneca
Falls, n Y, where number of them are in
active operation on a contraction the U s Gov
ermsat, for the manufacture of $4,000 pairs Of
half-hose for the army. Mr.. Gofe contemplates
erecting knitting machine mandatory at Gin
cinnati.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-27

Our excellent Republican standard bearer con-
tinues 70 canvass the State with great spirit and
success. He meets ali his appointments, and
more than meets the high expectations of those
who hear him. OF all political parties. His
speeches are courteous to political opponents,
free from offensive personalities, and the
tricks and subterfuges of mere partizan pohti-
clans. lie meets every issue presented fairly
and squarely, and with an eamestness, and a
frankness aud boldness, which command the
unqualified appreciation of Republicans, and
the admiration and respect Of those who honest
ly differ with him on the questions discussed.
Mr.. DENNIsoN wins friends wherever he gees,
and the vote Of the People Of Ohio in October
will place him in the Executive office by
triumphant majority.
Mr. DENNIsoN addressed the people at ALI
ance on Saturday afternoon, at Rayenna in the
evening, aud at Madison, Lake county, Monday
afternoon. He will speak at Medina to day, at
Fremont on Wednesday, and at Toledo on
Thursday His last debate with Judge RANNEY
will be at Columbus Oct. 4lh In these de-
bates Mr.. d. has borne himself most gallantly,
and fully armed in ajust cause, with freemans
might, has driven the advocate OF wrong to the
wall in every encounter TIE Sham Democra-
ey Of Ohio will be careful how they challenge
Mr.. D. to another discussion, even with their
chosen champion.
The meeting at Madison was ably addressed
by Messrs. A. G. RIDDLE, WILLIAM DESMsON,
and J. R. GiDDINes, and with marked effect
Lake and Ashtabula will respond by majorities
Of thousands at the ballot boxes.
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by free laborl Who will advocate greater re-
suits to have been accomplished by the pres
ehee Of saveryi Must we not have nude large
per cent. deduction on each Ecw Of our great
asgiogate bad slavery Obtained Ate these vlst
aocumulalionn OF social comfort and wealth that
have sprung up os OF a night reality, or lie.
toni il related that some Of the fret settlers
were at the Marietta celebration.
The eolitudos from lake 10 river have become
the rcposo Of full fed focks and herds. The
tree is known Ivy lis fruit. The annals of the
world are challenged TO produce parallel Of a
wilderness so great, so universally, so rapidly 10
have boss imed, where agriculture, manulac
lures end commerce in so short q period have
struck their roots so deep as is witnessed from
lake TO river,
IL the prohibition Of slavery in this territory
has worked so we'll, is not che precedent very
safe, 20 cay the least, to follow in others
am respectfully yours,
A. PENFIELD.
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swlndIlns Lottery Operator Arrested.

AOltcfJ OpcIuAuE
One Philo 3. Daily, removed not long since
from the office of School Commissioner of Che
mung county, N Y, for bad conduct, has just
been detected in a grand swindles at Elmira.-
lie advertised in Louisiana papers that on the
receipt of 81 90 per mail he would unfold plan
for making $3.50 to 5000 per month, and lots of
greenys bit at the naked hook. A single pack
age of his letters seized yielded S72. This was
only his small operation. Daily advertised in
Louisiana a scheme holding out the promise Of
a $4,000 sugar plantation for S5; Kentucky
home of GAO acres, with stock &c, valued at
at S32, 900 for the same Insignificant invest
ment; also lots of small farms in Ohio, Pennsyl-
vania, New York, Ilino is, and an almost end
less variety of other prizes, with references to
Senator Seward, Senator Bigler, and other dis
tingushed men. His scheme was under the
name fthe Lawrence Company" letters with
remittances to be sent to Lawrenceville, Pa
When his swindling scheme was exposed, 1872
letters were found at Lawrenceyile, conta ming
about $1,000. So the greedy s South erners bite,
Daily has been arrested, and will be put through
Tor the swindles.
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Railroad Accident.

A serious accident occurred on the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad on Saturday night, which
fortunately was not attended by the usual loss
of life and injury of persons. The train from
81. LOUIS when about ten miles east of Law
renceburgh, Ind, was thrown from the track by
the breaking of rail. The forward car was
thrown about 20 feet from the track, and landed
bottom side up; the second car was thrown
partially across the rails, and badly broken; and
the third car turned half over, and partially in
to the White Water Canal. Although men,
women and children were heaped together in
discriminatory, only one person, Mrs. Brown
aged 81, was very seriously burt, A number
of persons slightly bruised and others severely
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-27

REDEMPTION CT BRITIsH SHILLiNGs-The ia
PRODUCTION of the new Canadian silver coinage,
decimal currency, has raised hob with British
shillings and sixpenees, and is fast driving them
out of circulation. The Commercial Bank CT
Canada has given notice that British shllings,
when not too much deteriorated, will be Ieceiv-
ed in payment and in deposit from customers at
the rate OF "a cents each, and British six pences,
being generally much under weight, cannot be
received. This is depreciation in the shillings
Of fous cents on the dollar, British stillinRs
viii not pass for more than "a cents, and ak.
psneeS for only II cents, hereafter in Canada,
while the bright 10, 20, and so cent coinage
viii pass freely at their face
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n,.,,. - nnn.,lrNrAr. pnlNr1Nn

q Plain and Ornamental Pduiins Of every description
aone Al IN prininq Establishment OF the LEADER Oro
The latest aud meH improved Siesm Presses p the bes
sitontion paid nank Work Every description ot Bind
inr done, especially Blank Books. Ledgers, Journals
sales Books, Receiving Books. SC, &c.
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DIED

A. Moth S,ln Sent III, Of putIid snre throat CAR
RTE LOUISA. daughter of Samuel and l. A. Patrick, u
ter an Illness OfUuly our DAYS.
In NTunson, the 18Th ult. Of cousumpfinn Mrs SA
RAN GRANGER, and eldest daughter Of VIM II, JuJd
aged % years
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-27

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CLrrrLANp. Sept. 23d. 1853.

To the Hon Stephen H. Doaglas SenatoTi and
Rufus P. Ranney, Democratic candidate tor Cor
eraor of Ohio.