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sher;ns Sale


Qf virtue OF ~ IA u me directs and delivered
IL from the Hoaorable Great Court II nay ason
county, Tennessee AZ ss May Terra, las, viii
sss g. public sab, % the highest bsdier, f,r casa
at the Court house afd aie tisa CT II Nashville
saturday, the 1eth siay OF septic Hber 1s5s ths
right. ttie. claim Interest, aud esttts, Acn y e.
Coroitt then had may have since acquired aus
10 the foiiosiag described tract pac,e 81 IaBd Ia
Davidson county Tennessee, beginning at stake ia
the centre at the Noefas se turnplks FGsld theEee
sssth - east along the eeatFe 81 sid rad, ses
a. stake IN the ee"tre - said road and tle line
betweea knoeh Enslsy ant 1ooasin, thence so1th
ss&i0, east alons sab kBsleys iue ~ 30 loo i-cs
20 stake the iane hetseen satd Goodwin ami IL
Pet~ay, sssaascxt sbence aeFfh - along satl
fvtwAy's tiae, los 0s-i0e goles stake n tue
eesire Of Nil Creek Valley turnpike rod, theaes
nerth So s~sf s8oag the Of sid rosd /,
% so.l0o poles tea stake IN the ceateF % SID RIA.
ti1enee seth - east Al e0-foo peies stake,
theace a - 3eleo . ies - The bss al.
tsg "a IN p.sles, the alb bcing the SANS
der~icd % sid Z Ebls ~ a. y Goss~sn, izth a
MARCH, 1871. shch ee.aserea b. ksKister's s.ice
Of iss. e.Aants Tsnnss-s in Bk Ne -. heiag
LEVIED The property 81 y 7. coFeiu. 70 raiety
; Judgment rendered Ia f4vor q Jacob hcfssxe X
sxaisss \. Z. corbilt ". C. Turner John cfblit aad
JAMES n HINTON, sheria
aaeif-A BY I. EsRAkk. d. :.
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Beautiful Farm.

on same road, now occupied bt T. c. McCampbeIl
and formerly owned by Tom Harding, containing
about $50 acres. This place is SO well known as -
need no further description. il will also be divided
10 suit purchasers T. e. AcCanpbell viii show these
places - any one who will call
All the above property will be scld on reasonable
terms, and on credit Of one, two three and 1, ur
years
Apply toA. V. 5. LIadsiey. Nashville or either
OF the undersigned.
THoS. C. McCAMPBEII,
SIX miles from Nashville.
J. A. McCAAPBELL,
april Nashville.
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D A N C I N G..
M W. Ga - q ID " IN
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE
In Haywood county, Tenn.

ONE fret 81 lass acres, Il tniics fron -
" BroNnsylllr, ga the key Carner Foad, -
$50 acres open Ia cultivation. SA
Another Tract u POO acFes, 10 miles from -
BrvwnsElle. 90 she fuitoa and iafAz sllie FoaLi
$50 open aud IN caittFaton
no d ef tlssso Tracts favoEably tscateds eegse
neat 70 Churches and schools, both nnd feanale
And wisan 10 er 10 mibs of shs Memphis and 0hsD
Railroad. Thsy aro sell Improved, with good dwell
tags sta hsstses coston- presses, negre houses,
charts, A., fhe endefs enee = dctern.iasd 70
ssli pefzons aishsnk u iocsse Ia West feanesse
viii 40 ~rE - exznllas thess lands beless baysng
elsewhere.
TEsss-oss-skird eash, shs balance IN ons and s~o
w. P. BoSn, Bro~nss ille, fsnn-
Refar % T. A Rogers y p. Mod, ~ I. terksss
sea, nessrs HArfts. Wsruisy Co, aemehis,
4snas scft1-St<ii lsaIo.
49,
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NEW JEBsEr. An American Convention,
held AT Gafaden on the lsI instant, nominated
Hon PErER J. CLARK as candidate tor Coy
crusr. M. CLARK is one OF the true men OF
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gS- Gov. WISE and his friends, i, is stated
says the Cincinnati CDamereiai-have be-
colne confirmed In the opinion that Mr.. BucH.
ANAx and his friends bad hand in the con
splracy, as they call it, Of the DoSSElLr
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Public Sale Of Fine Blood Stock.
HORSES, JACKS, MULES, Sc, &C,
Belonging to the Estate of John Shelby.

fI'BE undersigned administrators Of John Shelby
Il dec, ased, Will offer for sal. at Fatherland n
SATURDAY, the lsT day OF OCIoBEA next, the fol.
lowing Biopded Horses
The celebrated race horse SOCKS and his Dam
row IN ioal by Albion: and three of his bali sisters
one fOuF years Ole, thrr tire ana the third two
years old MARK YOUNG, Black Stliun -four
Years old, by Albion, out of Lilac. The dam Of
Bette Martin and three OF her cults: March, (grey \
four years old, aud hIs lull brother, (bay three
years old, both sired by imported Emu aud a halt
brother two years cid. sired by Guide Harold. A
Gres Mare by imported Severe "a, CUT Of Archaic
now in fOal 10y Albion. A MUrgSn Mare, a splendid
animal, about eight ,ars old, and her yearlng
colt i'ar OF Scotch ponies, fgrey, } well broken
10 harness, three yeArs old aud the other tour
ALSO
Three lacks from four 10 six years old; several
w'Tk horscs and mnles, and beiwecE fifteen aud
twenty head of c5tIl-, amongst which are three
young b" lie Of the pcst hood several wagons aud
carts It'll rness, aud various farming IN ements
including No Reaper. culiivatnrs, plougts, sc.
fedsgrees OF the above .mentionrd stick will be
gwen Ia iaiidbil.s, 10 be issued Immediately.
TER 49, WE'VE months credit-nutes ell Sc
cured and payable IA Bank
WASHINGTON BARROW.
Y. 5 LINDSLEY.
Nashville. Aug. 27-td
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ags-we had the pleasure Of making the
a,q,,aiaiance yesterday Of Mr.. ssIrn, the sc-
com ,lishsd Elitor Of the Glasgow FSes Press,
who dtrd our city 10 attend the railroad
ceIeb.iliDa. ~ ssf3ss
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N E w B O O K S .

rtcomb's Letters; a& ~
Loye-from the French Of Michelet;
lrving's Life Of Washing ton-5tL volume;
Harp Of 1000 Strings;
Love me Little, Love me Long;
TennysoD's Poems-2 vols. l. mo-;
Lady Of the Isle;
Virginia Springs-directons 20 them
The Rcr,rams;
Tho Bachelors Story
New and old-a Novel;
Walter Thornlay
Abboi's History Of the French Revolution;
Lieut. lves's Map Of the War;
Art Of Exiempore Speaking;
Bryani's Letters
Antoerai Of the Breakfast Table;
Ben sylvestcr's Word
Just received by
jaiy2o-tf JOHN YORK kco
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Knitting-Nork:

Web OF many Textur :, wrought by RUTH PAR
rISGroS, o. p shihiber,) price 81 IS. Handsomely
Illustrated. sam sli,k has has race. Mrs Par
iing,On is now the American Hpmerist-originaI ge-
NAL, langhable and Instructive ssIke" Is included in
this book No one should buy Ais hook Who links
laughing is a sin Just received by
aug23 John YORK A. CO
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HOlloway,s Ointment and Pills.
While cancerous, scroulous ana eruptve diseases
being cradicated by the powerful action of the ONT
ment, the Pills will be found useful carrying on-
ward impurities. Sold SO Maiden Lane, N. Y
sep6-lW
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ETNA COAL.

rIrHE Etna al Company having completed the r
tresIie are lay ing ia large supply II their ST.
PERIoR COAL, and ready 10 all all orders
from their old friends and customers The public Is
invite call and examine this Coal be fore purehas-
ing elsewhere orders eau be LETT in Box - p o.
at the yard back OF the y. X c. Railroad Depot
sep6-u SAM. j. AGNEW.
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Prairie Farming i'm America,
WITH NOTES By THE Way, q
CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES,

JAMES CARD, NJ. p,
Author Of ''EngiisR Agriculture - a.Ictters on III
Corn Crops, "Hieh Farming p .sThr West
OF Ireland, - &c. One vol l2mo.
"The picture Of Prairie Farming rs drawn not by
smart Eden land agenior Spectator in the hope Of
taking in unwary Brilishers, but by eminent Eng.
lish agricnhurSi. Nor is the reader invited 20 place
blind faith in Mr.. Cards conclusions. They are
given 4 snch form as D. show The exart amount o
personal knowledge and LEGAL experience from which
they spring; and the steps IN his calculations are in
general easy and obvious enough for the most ordin
AIRY intellect 10 follow. And, as far can Judge
no element IN the purely economical aspect Of tie
question has been missiated forgoron.-London
Spectator.
W.T.. BERRY IL CO., Public square
julyI4-u
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Experienced Agents Wanted

TN all parts of the country to obtain Subscribers
or 'SLOSSlNG'S PICTORIAL FIELn-BO0K OF
THE REVOLUTION, +" in Two Volumes Royal Octave
containing upward Of 1900 pages and 100 beautiful
illustrations. This DIRK will be sold exclusively by
Agents, to each of whom special District will be
given. Rare inducements offered. Applicants should
name the Counties they would prefer. For fun par
ticulars address GEO. w. ELL1oTn care HARPER x
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lz1-M. Grabier de Cassagnac, in the Paris
Pays of August 18th, states the following
to have been the object of the Italian cam
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ArD advertisements.
n Q z I @ E !.


On Saturday, the 10th Instant,
RETWEEN the hours OF 10 and II O'Clock A. NJ,
~ at the Southern gate of the Courthouse yard, in
the city OF Nashville, will sell public auction, for
Sasn Thirty BONDS, Nos 5, Z, 8, 9, 10, II, IL,
rs IA, 10, 10, II, is, 10, 90 g. %, "a 25 Is,
81 81 30, 81 IS, 80 and so, issued by the city OF
nlckman, IN the state OF KENTUCKY in favor of the
Hickman and sbion Railroad Company, endorsed by
said Company and also by the Nashville and North
western Railroad Company-each for the sum Of One
tnensand ieilars, payable at the Merchants Bank
sew York, Jan 1st, 1Ss6-interest the rate of
per cent per annum pay bile semi annually, the
same plare The coupons for Interest have been
presented Tor payment, now due about Five Thous-
and oliars -.
said bonds were deposited with the Bank of Chat
tanooga by the Nashville and Railroad
Company as collateral security for the loan OF mo-
hey- sufNciency will be sold TO pay Eight lhous-
aus. Three Hundred Dollars (Ss 5000 amount of
ana cost o. SALE s inc. oYERToN, .
sepI-t President.
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JOHN BROWNE,
Merchant Taller,

Ger. Deadriek and Public square,
NASHVILLE. EESy.,
T. n Ferslpt ef bis Fell and Winier SICK e Gaes
i very hzndsano sad scsarabls sssiss aisR
l.Fse @sserspent u osutisnenis fafuishlng 0o1ass
of every descrsIatea. 49,.
ssgu-in-ea,s.tss toiIN BROWNE
- z4az 49, 1e
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Cookiug and Heating stoves,

IA BOUGHT IRON c.sOEiNss SOY -, ~iih Arebed
w Oven and All the Improvements, for eizher
welsi o. eeai, At leS pfiees-
The TEOf.C, Csx4 Gzitis0 sNorc, that consumes
the gas aud slloke. fhs bcst stove Tor sooking
4ith Gal.
ma TESNKSsEIlAN, Cast Iron Cooking Stove.
Very lOs pricss-
A great varivsy Of COL AID Weed Cooking stoves
az greatly rralcea fric,-s
Moo aaa Cal Acaliag Stoves o. every pattern.
seR3- aACkkkZlE a MiSCnfN.
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Nashville Races.

I1TILL dominance TUES
w DAY. OCTOBER 14rHy IN A<HA
with swsepssike for TWO ExZXN
Sl0e entrance, SIS forfeit. Closed With % entries
SECOND RACK, same day. Sweepstake for three
year old sIO0 entrance, SIS forfeit Closed with 3
entries.
THIRD RACE, day. Match for $500 side
One mile heats.
Mr.. EyERLY names ch- g. by G. Elliott, years DID,
Mr.. LEWIS names g. by otSeio, years old
WEDNESDAY Oesober 5th.-Club purse s. o. Two
mile heats.
THURSDAY, October eth.-Sweepstake for three
year old One mile heats 500 entrance, S5H ior-
felt Closed with entries.
FRIDAY, October 7th--CIub purse $500. One mile
heats.
SATURDAY, October sth.-Propretor purse $500.
Two mile heats. s. J.. CARTER.
sep2-u Proprietor
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That VaIuabIe Farr,.

known the Sims Tract situated the smith Turn
pike, lola Lebanon road) within three miles OF Nash
ville containing $50 The soil good il is well
watered and timbered, and can be divided into small
tracts OF twenty acres and upwards all of which are
admirably adapted for country residences marked
gardeusaDd dairy arms Also that
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VIZ l. have on hand fali Supply u every article
w N the line a ftnusre, made Sitb great care
b. sue mosl experienced wofkmen, a isw prices-
sey3- MACk k.NLiE 4 AiACHiS.
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Ornamental Baskets.
II ADiFS' Hork Baskets
IL fio@cr baskets
Iraselss, silver Key fh1skets, srnamsutal coiors,
pstzcrus-rouaa, cFal, s,ct4sonai. pointed.
Tbs hNnasenesl esiiseEoa q taskets ever broash.
10 >ksnxllte
clotilns Hampers aad MARKET Baskets
seps- MsckESZiE 4 NISCaIx
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+. Gasan's l)ouk Stpre

~ ~ - :
+. II A G. A N,
80 Market street. Nashville, Tennessee,
Book 81 Her and Stationer,
Invite Country Merchant Foook sellers and Dealers
general. to examine his stock and Iioes. Ills as
sOTtnaeni COMPRISES full stock IL tt
SCHOOL BOOKS, u
Prom az 'TIcmeuiary Spelling BOOK" up through an
tie series e Text oeookE the Common Schools,
Uni Shoes. Aeaaenlies and Colleges. ih- souil-
wrst. and BnsuTpassedfoI exteui and yariey by any
BLANK BOOKS. t
MEMORANDUM AND PASS BOOKS,
Bankers Cases, Portfolios, States steel and Gold Pens
WRITING PAPERS,
IBsiudng all varlsiics ,lcAr. Lir Bath, Nolr, Bill
Yet and lie ger direct iraal the nsanuaetur
ers, and Tor ale BY the reAH OF case.
PRINTERS STATIONERY.
y. Htgan wOuld especially ,an attention of PUBLISH
ers so his arranFsnents Tor supplying News, Book,
Letter, Cap. foiio Post Paper, Cards. All cOlsEs
siIes. Agent for wADEs Gel, brstca Nkvs, BOOK
aud coLoittD lKKs H.lattsls
ENVELOPES.
ufae,are, mpoEssd tossdsr and reserved direct IrOm
orsg hands.
WRITING INK.
p'~ek, Hue aHd Red well packed ready Tor shaping.
WRITING FLUID.
Better and Arnolds celebrated, BY the dozen, sross
OF eask.
stAnoner's Hardware and Staple Stationery Of All
kinds, frcsh and IN good Order.
ENGLISH POCKET BIBlEs,
FAMILY BIBLES.
PiAD one and elegant, and desirable for their cheap
meas and perfection Of woFkn4nship.
Historical, Medical, Theological, Agricultural
and Standard Works,
POPULAR NEW BOOKS,
Elegant Gift Books.
Call aud see them " HAGAN,
sagl1-dAw 40 Marke, NJ
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9Obn l)urk 4 Co.

Magazines for SepteEn her.
Harper's New Monthly Magazine;
Kncikerb cker Monthly Magazine;
Bnckwood's Edinburgh Magazine;
Leslie's Gazette of Fashions;
Godey's Iady's Book;
Received by JOHN YORK A co
aug2s . fr -r
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
F 0 r S A L E.
M lSHlNG TO make other Investments, We pr
w pose to sell all our Real Estate Davidson CO
IS follows:
That Suburban Residence.

situated on the Frankie Turnpike, within hafa mile
of the city, and opposite the residence the late 10
seph W. Horton. This is, perhaps, the most com
manding site il the vicinity OF Nashville, is
most desirable country residence. The house will be
sold with II or Is acres ofand the purchaser ma
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april
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800 PIECES OF CARPETING.

All WOO ply, all ~Ool ply, half cotton and
cotton. $50 pieces India Mating so piece fne
vetand Brusse 5 Carpeting: Hearth and door Rug
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The FRosT.- The New York Eoe'Hng
Post, speaking of the late frost, gives us the
following beautiful thoughts:
There is something iInpressiyely sublime in
these silent yet potent influences of nature,
thus working in The stiffness OF the night,
and in few hours nOiSelessly undoirg the
long AMI busy labors OF the tillers of the
sod. Like The angel that destroyed the first
bora of all the houses of Egypt, an icy
presence passes over the fields all bursting
with the treasures of vegetation, and the
first born Of earth--the budding grain, the
ripening fruit of spring-time, shrivels away
and dies. No human power can oppose the
progress OF the DESTROYING angel, nor is
there any blood on the door-posjs that fore
told his coming. And yet the fearful visi-
tant is ioiled 10y agencies that man would
never think oi. In some places wind
sweeps over the land, and the frost dares not
come within the power of its breath. In
another place we hear of "a dense fog rising
from II Isver and spreading inland for miles,
covering the precious grain as with tent
OF cloud, and Shetering it from the biting
frost
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nEn- Judge Swan, who has been proScrib-
cd by the Republicans of Ohio for his Opin-
ion in the habeas corpus case of the 0berlin
rescuers, concluded his opinion in that case
with the following noble sentiments:
As citizen ! would not deliberately vio-
late the constitution or the law by interier-
ence with fugitives from service. But if a
weary, frightened slave should appeal to me
to protect him from his purSuers, it is
possible might momcntarily forget my al
legiance 10 othe law aud the constitution, aud
give him a covert from those who were on
his track-there are, no doubt, many slave
holders who would t1us follow the Instincts
OF human sympathy. And if ! did, and
was prosecuted, condemned, and imprison-
ed, and brought by my counsel before this
tribunal on habeas corpus and was then
permitted 10 pronounce judgment in my
own case, would, trust, have the moral
courage 10 say before God and the country,
a; ! am now compelled 10 say, under the
solemn duties of Judge, bound by my Off
cial oath 10 sustain The constitution and the
law: " The prisoner must he remanded.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-18

asn.. one Of our exchanges in nm article
upon the Importance ofleveeing the Missis-
sippi river. says:
We believe that the levee system will be
successful. and that the object of its adOp-
ton will lie attaiaed. The imperfection of
the work used in making them, has caused
most ii not all the crevases. Men may
deem il superhuman task to wall in the
Mississippi from Cairo TO New Orleans but
our levces are the work of pigmies when
contrasted with the dikes of Holland. The
tloodside OF the Mississippi is but ripple on
the surface of "A CLASSY pool, compared with
the ocean billows that dash against the artili-
cialshores of Holland. The country to be re-
claimed by our levees-all of which will not
for fifty years, cost The people as much AS
those of the Dutch, when originally built
would make ore hundred such Kingdoms as
that over which BOnapartc welded The scep-
tire.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-18

CRIME ANp lNrENPERANcE-We have re-
ceiv-d from the Secretary of State his annu-
al REPORT oiI tI,e Crime Statistics of the State
of New York Tor 1883, from which we CLEAN
few facts
The whole number convicted for crime
during the year was 1889. OF these, p
T9S were in New York county, and AIS in
Kings. In Monroe county there were T05,
in Oneida 5l6, in Albany 4sl, in Rensselaer,
l0l, in Montgomery II, in Fulton 3.
From the reports of convictions in the
courts of special Sessions in the cities of
New York, Brooklyn, Albany, and Hndson,
which are all that are reported, the proper
ton of temperate and Incorporate are thus
set down: Albany, temperate 81 intem-
perate SIC. Brooklyn, temperate 445; in-
temperate $685.. Hudson, temperate 10
, intemperate ls4. New York, temperate I. :
l06; intemPerate 1863, more than ten TO
one temperate. This shows that less than
oue-tenth Of those convicted of crime are
temperate.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hardware-

81
e. MAIN STREET.-Wc are now opening a
large and well selected stock of German, English.
and American HARDWARE, which offer at very
low prices to Cash aud prompt time buyers Now ON
hand aud arriving land Spades,
-r Ates', Eowlands's, and other brands Shovcs
Hoods Cast Steel Grain and Grass Seythes.
po Hay Knives and Briar do,
Garden Eakes and Hoes.
Mil Saws-Rowlands IS and other brands,
Cross-Cut Saws, do German and &. Steel,
Do do. Tuttle's Patent,
p Eooth 4 Co.'S Table Cutlery,
IIarsreayc's Pocket 10,
Butcher aud other brands Of Files 4t Edge T"olS,
Trace, Log, Halter and Pump Chains,
Hanes-
-. AXes-Blood'S, Lippincotts, and others,
Pump Tubing and Fixtures.
Ohio Tool Go. Planes and Truss Hoops,
Spear < Jackson's Saws,
Bras. and Enameled Kettles,
Hay and Manure Forks,
Sneaths and Cradles,
Pruning Knives, Shears and Saws.
FURNITURE HARDWARE.
Mahogany and Walnut Knobs,
Cupboard Chest and Drawer Locks,
% Wrought, Table, aud Brass Hinges,
Bed Screws-fiat and square heads,
Coffin ScTaws aud Trimmings,
sand Paper, \ No. |,
Castcrs, &c, sc.
Our stock of English Goods, (Cntlery, Files, &c.
being purchased prev gas to the late advance, eIa
bles us to offer inducements to Cash buyers.
InarlS . JACOB STRAUB son.
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Book BINDING.-We have completed ar
rlngcmcnts whereby we are enabled To fill
all orders in Book Binding with which we
may bc favored We will guarantee the
work to be done satisfactorily. Ruling oi
all kinds, AMI blank heads of every descrip-
tiou. will be done promtly and Oh salts
factory terms. Our friends will please send
in their orders.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-18

SINGULAR Suicide AT CHIcAGo.:Thc Chi
cagO JoaFHai chronicles the suicide of an
unknown man at the ciiy Hotel in that
place. II says:
L:rtr on Saturday evening, the deceased
ctIne TO the hotel anl asked the clerk il he
could furnish him with a room, at the same
time Offering him check for S2l on l.. +.
Alexander & Co, bankers on Clark street
The check Was Signed William II. Viii
liamS," and the signature was written evi-
IDENTIFY with a very trcmulOus hand. The
clerk told him that he could not cash it, and
the deceased replied that he supposed it was
good for the room. The clerk replied IN the
affirmative, and after registering himself
William IT, Watson, Buffalo, " "" he
was shown to his room.
Yesterday he was not seen during the
day, hut the suspicious of those in the house
were not aroused until this morning. The
chambermaid went TO his room and knocked
upon the door. but received response,
and thinkingit 1t strange, informed the clerk,
who went up 10 the room, but could not get
in. He cndeavOred to look through the KEY
hole, ont the deceased had stopped il up
4
the roof of the house and looking through
the sky-light, saw the man living partly
across the bed upon his face, the bed clothes
clOtted with blood.
The Coroner was Mt once informed, and
upon his arrival the door was burst in. The
man was fonnd lying upon the bed, as above,
aud presented a terrible sight, tie face being
covered with blood, and already beginning
10 decompose. Upon a table in the room
was vial Of chlorofo, M, and n tumbler con-
/ tanning mixture of sugar of lead and
! strychnine, a portion of which was lett in
/ the tumhler His cap and coat and neck
/ handkerchief hung upon some hooks in the
7 room. Halves Of lemons were scattered
I about and one was in his hand tightly
! clenChea. There were also found n number
of bits OF paper, evidently the fragments OF
Z II couple of deeds, which he had torn mp TO
avoid being identified.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-18

Bsss" The Washington States, which, 10y
the way, is the liveliest paper in that city,
announces that on the first of September
next it will enlarge its sheet and assume the
name of the States dRdfh Union.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-18
BLINDS IL l.

Hs;- BLINDS Of all siErs made IT, order.
BsJ- DOORS other than regular sizes on hand,
made short notice.
Doors moulded to srdcr Builders should ifPuS
sihlc, make their Frames of regular sizes, they can
then hc supplied at any time.
ceiling, siding, and Flooring fur sale. Noud-
ln,s oi all sizes. Fencing Boards I feel long, or
safe cheap. one Window contains twelves tights.
All orders must be addressed to
y. :. BABCOCk,
myll-lydSw Evansville. Ind.