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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-12

Nh E.N'TISTR ~. m. B.fIRD, M. ID.
AD respectfully informs the citizens -
of Evansville and vicinity that he has 49,
located here permanently for the pur- &ILLIYD
pose of practicing Dentistry in all its branches.
ksD- Prices as follows: Gold plate SO per tooth
silver plate Sl.50 per tooth. Plugging IS cts. te
81. Extracting 20 cts.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
Office No. 40 Main street, under City Gallery.
dec23
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-12
INSURANCE AGENCY.
ALLEN C. HALLOCk,

ALLEN C.. HALLOCk, +.
Evansville.
UNDERWATER AND GENERAL INSURANCE
AGENT,
ADJUsTER OF AVERAGES, AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
lie continues to issue Policies from several First
Glass and most reliable
INSURANCE COMPANIES
In the Country, on Inland and Fire Risks. He Will
also receive applications for
LIFE INSURANCE.
He will attend to the Adjustment of Losses
of every description under policies from other
agencies and attend to the settlement of all mat
1ters connected with INSURANCE, for parties in
terested His long experience as an INSURANCE
AGENT, has made him familiar with all subjects
connected with Insurance.
BE- Office, Marble Hall Building, No. 8 Main St
RHESIG.-.uR. II. e.. Cross WILL
eve give Lessons the VIOLIN Violncello and
Guitar. Rooms at No. IL Main street, up stairs
NHIsSOLUTEO.N:-T P.aRT.S.ER-
! H. ship heretofore existing under the firm of
Tenney & SOrenson has this day been dissolved by
| mutual consent. s. S0RENSFN settles the bust
ness and is authorized to the name Of the firm
| in liquidation. X. ). TENNE1,
/ EVANSVILLE, Feb. 1, 1859. S. SORENS0N. B
ltOP.zRT.N.ERSH IP.-TH HE W.
| u dersigned have this day formed partnership,
under the name of SORENSON, LEMCKE & CO.,
and will continue the wholesale grocery business OF
| Tenney & Sorenson, at the old stand, corner Vine
ers of the old firm aud the public generally to give
them a call. ). SORENSONJ-
! A. LEMCEE.
feb1 " SORENS0N.
| H.s II II n WARP AND COTTON
u YARN-I5O bags for sale by
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-12

NyREsH CORN. .ME.sL, NO. M
N TICLE-i0 bushels from selected white mint
corn Just received and for sale by
CHAS. NcJOHNST0N, New Block,
feb28 Main street, near tina Canal.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-12

PAVILION HOTEL.
SIMON McCRACKEN..... PROPRIETOR.
TEJHE U.NDERSIG.S.ED, ~ "A ST.
N ming the management of the above well-known
establishment, begs leave to return his grateful ac
acknowledgements for the liberal patronage bestowed
ON the said firm, and by personal and prompt at
tention the part of myself and assistants. hope
to merit continuance of the extended favors here
tofore bestowed. Respectfully,
JANIS 5. McCRACkEN.
NyUP ERROR CO.2L.-THE SUR
~ scrber is now receiving by the Canal asupply
of Coal, which is mined in good manner and ship
ped in clean order, free from impurities or slack.
1t is recommended to the public article in
tended to give satisfaction to the consumer, and a
trial of its quality is solicited. George w. Amory
will attend to the selling and delivery of Coal and
receive orders at the warehouse of Jas. Laughlin,
Jr, on Main street, near the Canal
Lots of 20 bushels at 10 cents.
Lots of 100 bushels and upwards at deduction.
febI3md FRANCIS AMORY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-12

-E% ship heretofore existing between the under
signed under the firm of BabcOck Brothers. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. f. S. BABC0CK
having purchased the entire interest in the part
nership business of H. o. Babcock, will continue
the business on his own account, and is alone au-
thorzed to adjust the affairs of the late firm taking
all assets and paying all liabilities. The name of
the firm to be used only in liquidation.
l.. s. BABC0CK.
ii. o. BABC0CK.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-08-19
THE ELECTION ~ LOUIsvJfLF.

The Louisville Democrat gives the foIiowing
account Of the ''ifeedom ot eiecioas@ in that
city. How long viii /. 5p hlightett4 witn the
curse OF know-nolhing,rR!, TArs Democrat
saws:
The old game OF the knowscothing party
that of beating voters at the pslk. fof voting
their honest seDtimpnts-swvlled The majority
OF the opposition. From noon ill the clofe of
the polls but few democratic votes were East a,
the Lafayette engine-house and at the Walnut
street precinct in The second ward, and the few
who voted were generally knocked down and
heaten as they We're r+iring from ibe polls
This is the freedom Of elections in Louisville.
Any low vagsbond could vote the opposition
ticket with impuntv, and all was we'll with tn,
crowd, VITO generally undertook TO interpose
and decide knotty points for the officers Of ihe
election. Such was The neddesome inierie-
renee Of the out side regulators that they un-
certook TO punish those very indiScreet citizens
who would persist in voting the democratic
ticket. Tins were hundreds of legal voters de-
tered from The polls.
When shall this thing cease to be Il is a
vile blot upon the fair fame of our CITY. The
pretpnsion that Yesterdays election expressed
the real sentiments Of our people and showed
the condition Of parties in Louisville is too ab-
snrd Tor serious consideration. Every police
man and scores and hundreds of citizens know
better. At Shardines precinct, in this county,
the conduct Of The FOUNDERS and hullies was
most disgTaceiul. Dozens of inoffensive Ger
mans were threatened and knocked down Tor
presenting themselves a, the polls. Some were
mo5bed for being present at all, and sho, at, as
they ran away, to prpcipitate their fight.
This, too, was the '.freedom ofeIrction' ten
dered the democracy by the regulators who,
following thsir city breihern, undertook 70 reg
ula.e. The county.
In the central wards Of the city, where no
open breaches oftbe peace occurred, many llp-
gal votes were cast. number OF lads in their
teens, and under twenty one years of age, we-e
marshalled in some cases, we are informed bv
the police, and voted in the Fourth. Fifth, aud
Sixth wards. Think OF this, and Of the boas-
ted free elections in Louisville. II is thing
we read OLA myth, a something that we have
not seen for years past in Louisville. Il is
poorly bestowed honor, that OF holding office IN
der the state of things presented in Loui4V;lle
election.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-08-19
REGISTERS NOTICE.

a LII persons Interested, are hereby notiG.4
N that the following named accon.tao,.
have filed their accounts in the Registers ofs;.
OF Bedford County, and that the same will.
presented TO the Orphans Court in and -
said County, for confirmation, on Tu-sday ,,''
30ih day OF August inst, a. the Court Ho,sa
in Bedford
!. The administration account Of D. l. K.,
gy, admir- of the Estate of Jacob H. Keszry, I,1.,
Of Middle Woodberry Township deed.
2. The administration account of Jo,-,,t. Il
Noble, Esq, admir- de. t0ais non, of ,l,r =.
tate Of David Stoner late of South Wostbp,-.
Township decd.
3. The account OF Samuel WlIlpi, suryiv;,.
Executor of Elizabeth Grreo, late of Will,
Valley Bedford (now Wells Township, Ful,op
County, decd.
4. The second and final account of John 4,
Samuel Snider, administrators of The Estate of
Adam Snider, late OF Snake Springs Townsh;n
deed.
s. The account Of John Cessna, ESQ. adm,
Of the Estate OF Solomon Harcleload, late ~
Snake Spring tp., deed.
&. The account Of Charles McLauehIin adm,
OF the estate Of Sarah Mclaughlin, lais Of East
Providence township, decd.
q AhC dSSNoht Ot SdtifHeI USER, S0un'F 0f
the Estate OF John c. Furney, late Of s,o,b
Woodberry Township, decd.
s. The account OF Epbram Foster, adm, Of
The Estate of Richard L. Foster, late Of Broad.
top tP., decd.
9. The account Of Jacob B Krgarlce, adm'r
oi the estate of jacob Kpgarice, late OF Man,Ov
ip,, decd.
TO- The final administration accoun, Of p.
F. Lehman, Esq, one oi the administrators of
John Keiierman, late Of Harrison tow nship de-.
ceased.
II. The final administration accoon, Of
James Blackburn, Executor of the last will &c.
Of Amos Penrose, late Of St. CLAIR Towp.bin
decd.
l2. The account Of JOB Mann, Esa., Eyecu-
tor OF the last Will &C., of William Maken,
late of Bedford Township decd.
l3. The 3D. and final account of Job Mann
Esq, admir- of the Estate of Joseph S. Morrison
late Of the city OF St. Louis, State OF Missouri.
decd.
Registers Office, SAM'L H TATE,
bediord' Aug. o''o9. Register.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-08-19
NIlMRER II7.

Our friend and neishbor, Ma. JoHH TAY-
LoR, has suffered himself to be made the nomi-
nee of the Know No,hing-Black Republican
Amalgation party, of tEls county, for the
Office OF Associate Judge, and as such is
employing himself busily in electioneerlng
with such Democrats as he thinks he may be
able 10 wheedle into voting for him. He even
deacends from his Know Nothing dignity, 10
ask foreign-born citizens and Catholics to
support him Think of IT, Democrats The
man whose name stands recorded in the
minutes of the Know Nothing lodge OF this
borough, as thesl57h person initiated into the
Order, asking the men whom be took SOLEMN
OATH TO PRESCRIBE, 10 vote for bin al the COM
ing election Is not his presumption the most
arrogant ever heard of He had better FIRST
renounce bis allegiance to the Midnight Order,
before be asks Catholics and naturalzed citi-
gems 10 support hin. lie had better first recant
the following oath, which he took on the
29th of September, 1854
s'In The presence Of Almighty God and
these witnesses, your right hand resting on this
HOLY BIBLE and CROSS, aad your lei, hand
raised towards heaven, IN token Of your sluceri-
ty, you do solsmny promise and declare that
You will not VOTE nor give your influence
.or any man for ANY OFFICE IN the gift of
the people, unless lie be an AMERICAN
BORN citizen in favor OF AMERICANS
BORN ruling America, nor il he be a ROMAN
CATHOLIC" &c, &c.
We warn Democrat, against the soft speeches
and insinuating c2jolery oil No. l57. We do
this not out Of any personal ennity toward
Mr.. TAYLOR, for We like him as i npighbor,
bnt because he is most bitter and relentless
enemy Of the Democratic party. Democrats
can do their organization no greater injury
than by giving him their votes. What vote
for the rankesl Aboltionist in Bedford and one.
too, who superadds TO bis Abollonsm, the
talnt OF Know Nothingism, Of which he has
never purged himself! He ls the very man
that the Opposltion.se, up as their model-the
very man, therefore, that Democrats should
most actively oppose. No matter what :he
nature of his claims upon you, personally, you
have set-of 10 them, politically, which
more than connterbalances them. Therefore.
Democrats, when No. l57 comes To YOU for
the purpose of electioneering with you, remind
him of bis Know Nothing oath which he has
never renounced, OF his votes for Abolition
candidates, which he sill contends were ripht.
and tell him, as the boys say, to 60 aud sshihoy
on his own eide"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-08-19

allow would Pennsylvania look in the eyes I
OF the world. il she woui confess, as she would /
by the passage oi such an absurd law, that hel |
prople were 50 much 10 The habit OF marrying |
negroes that she had 10 pass law TO prevent |
Such is the apology made by the Black Re-
publican Amalgamalioa supporters ofGeo. w.
WILLIAMS, for his vote, last winter, against the
Bill 10 prevent the intermarriage Of fwhites and
blacks. They might as well sa; because Penn
sylVania hss laws 10 prevent murder, arson and
theft, she must appear, sin the eyes of the
world" a commonwealth of Gains, house-bur-
uers and thieves. Fl il be disgrace 10 Penn
sylvania to have law upon her slalule-books
preventing the intermaTriage of whites and
blacks, then il follows that il is also disgrace
that she has laws to prevent such crimes as
robbery and murder. But, say the Amalgama-
tionistS, it IS not necessary to have law 10
prevent whites and blacks from intermar:yIng
We answer, time was when such law would
have been unnecessary. 10 the days when The
Abolition party was confined 10 few counties
! in New York and Ohio, and before it spread
from one end Of The North TO the other, as II
has within the last few years, marriages be-
tween whites and blacks were unheard Of
But how Is it now ? The disgusting history
OF the Michigan case, the daughter OF an Ao-
nliIIonist tJudson) marrying a greasy, hideous
old negro, Is familiar to all. In onr own State
several cases Of similar nature have recently
occurred. In Wilmot's district, the hoi-hed oi
Pennsylvania Abolitionistn, white girl was
last year married to negro, and thus marriage
was brought about through the Intrlgues oi
white amalgamaiIoEIsts, among whom was q
Black Republican Justice of the Peace. IL
Chester county, a few months ago, another in
stance this sort took place. Hence we see
that this evil Of white and black amalgama-
ton, IS not visionary, but real, and that steTu
necessity requires that laws should be passed
for its prevention. Me. WALKER, who Is on
the same ticket with Ma. WILLIAMS, dou5tles,
: thought SO when be voted for the Bill to pre-
; vent the intrrmarriage OF whites and blacks
Nearly every Democrat in the last Legislature
thought SO. Every citizen of Pennsylvania
who observes The aims and tendencies of Abo.
litionism, must think so, and if Csc. w. WIL-
LIams were not stepped in negro-ism TO the eyes
he would think so too.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-08-19
PETIT JURORS.

Adoiphus Axe, Jacob 8. Anderson, Sarurl
Boor, John c. Black, James Barndoilar, Simon
Brumbaugh, VIM. Berkh,mer, Martin Brum-
baugh, A. Beckhoefrr, Jacob Barkman, Henry
Beeklrv, Andrew Rsker, Francis Beard
George BsckIry. Fred. Kaufman, Cornelius
Devore, Mich'l. S. Diehl, Robert Elder, David
Evans, Ephraim Foster, Jesse Grove, Adam
Hh-, David lmIer, George Long, John LAYTON,
Richard Laugdon. Daniel Miller, Simon Nycur,
Cyrus O5rr, George w. Powell. Jacob Pa,
Dan'l Rice, Wn. Rock, Nathan Robson, John
H. Rush, Valentine Stsckman, John Watson,
Isaac Wi lson.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-08-19

" The AbolitionIsts say tha, the Billto pre-
vent The iotermarriage Of whites and blacks.
which the last Black Republican House of Rep
resen.atves refused to, pass, tand in opposition
to which was recorded the vote OF GEO. W.
WiLLiANs,) was an "absurd law" was "uncon-
sthuIionai," and that IFS passage would have
been disgrace to the State. Hence, according
to their own declarations, GEO. G. WArKee,
ESQ. of Somersr; county, one Of their candi-
dates tor the Legislature, who uoted for that
BIZ. was 10 lavor Of passing an s'absurd Law. ,,
an "uDconstitutionai" Law, and law that
would bring disgrace apoa the State II WaIK-
"a is such legislator, now can the .lbol,-
tionists ask the people 10 re-eecl him
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-08-19
Local and Miscellaneous.

- tor sale atthis ottlce-a large lot OF blanks,
neatly printed, including Deeds. Subpenas,
Summonses, Executions, Fee Bills, &c, sc.
= A PoF Vslr.-Mr. ]. r. Dunlingson,
editor OF the Reading ''Daily Times" paid Us
pop visit on Saturday evening, and extracted
a promise from Us to visit The Estate of Berks,"
and take look al Lauer's Arleslan WelI.--PG-
triot & Union.
Il it was "pop visit" your friend should
have "extracted" the cork in place of that
''Promise." Lauer's Well is a great bore.
- In Massachusetts, foreigner cannot vote
until he has been naturalized tlco gears. In
Rhode Island he cannot vote unless hp is the
owner of real estate. Both these States are in
the hands Of the Opposition.
- On Monday last, serious accident occur
red at the Unioa School House building, in this
place. A German hod-carrer named Hoss,
whilst on the scaffolding erected by the build
ers, happening TO tread on board that was
defective, 1t gave way beneath him, and caused
him 10 fall to the ground. He was rendered
speechess and insensble BY the fall, and re-
csived several severe contusions, but at last
accounts it was supposed his injuries would not
prove fatal.
- To all who are drSirous of obtaining a
good article 10 the hat line, we recommend the
maoufactory Of Mesars. VIM. & ]. c. Kpyser,
Of Tbs place. We speak "by the card as we
have worn a "tie" of their "make", for several
months, and have found it quite "ths thing"
--"Bah ~ The favorite intprjection of The
Bedford .9bolition Organ. See the article on
sGeo w. Williams" in the last number. The
writer of that article may bleat Ike sheep, but
he can't make people believe tha, be isn't an ass
Gen. Sam Houston, II is reported, has been
elected Governor of Texas. Olf San Jacinto
is hard 10 beat, especially when be is on
good platform. He was defeated both Tor Gov
ernor and u. S. Senator when Know Moth
ing, bat since his reuunciatiqp Of Know Moth
ingism and since he has become a warm sup
porter OF President Buchanan's administration,
be seems to have regaissd the popularity be
formerly enjoyed.
-Ex. Gov. Johnston is at present staying at
the Springs. Although man of much greater
worth than most oi the Opposition leaders 10
this State, be seems TO be in bad odor with The
politicians Of his own party.
We learn from The Somerset papers that
some thievins seoundrel broke into the dwell
ling OF Jacob KimnelI, Esq, of Berlin, one
night last week, with intent TO commit a rob-
berry, bot was discovered by Mrs Kimg,elI fwho
was lying awake at the time OF bis entrance
before he bad succeeded aty further in his dep
rotations than to rife Mr. Kimmell's breeches
packets Of what moneystaey contained. On
Mrs. Kimhs,fsgivlng i Asiarm, the burglar
ieIl upon her and beat flyr violently with a
chisrl he Sad in bis hant, after which he suc-
ceeded in making bis escape.
DIR. s. P. Browdsof Grepnsburg, and Jas.
L. Brown, ESP, Of Madison, Weftrnore and co.,
are on.a visit to our town. We have never
mtt gentlemen a1horr agreeable manners or
better social qua n than the Browns Long
may they ~aVs
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-08-19
Democratic Meeting.

A Mass Meeting of the Democracy Of Bed
ford county, will be held at thr Court House,
or Monday evening OF Court Week. the 29ih
inst. Able speakers are expectedto be present
10 address the meeting. The people are respect
fully invited 10 attend. Let there be grand
outpouring of the gallant Democracy of old
Bedford.
By order of the Democratic Co. Com.
OE. SHANNON, Chairman.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-08-19

TaE CRoUp. The Journal Of Hsa!M SAYS ::
"When child is taken with Group, instantly
apply cold water--ics water if possible
snddsnly and freely 10 the neck and chest wnh'a
sponge. The breathing will almost instantly be
relieved. Soon as possible let the sufferer drink
as m1eh as as II can then wipe il dry,
cNver il warm, and soon a quiet slnnber will
relieve all anxiety. friend Of ours who has
repeatedly tried this remedy, informs US that il
never failed to afford almost instant relief.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-08-19

PeNN'A Stare FAIR.--Tbe Pennsylvania
Agricultural State Fair will b- held at Phila-
delphia, on the 9th, 2Sth, 29th and 3oth Of
September next. All the Railroads leading TO
Philadelphia have agreed to issue excursion tick
cts 10 persons wishing to attend the Fair. good
from the 25th Of September 10 the Ist of Octo-
Pr, inclusive.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-08-19
p & ~ Q l. SIX & T G "A { 8;
OR,
Outlines Of Character and Manners.
BY MISS LESLIE.
One large 2mo. volume, cloth. Price ST. %.
BY MISS LESLIE

81 Mloo LE>LlEs
One large 2mo. volume, cloth. Price ST. 25.
This highly interesting volume contains the
best series OF Tales ever issued fr0tn the Ameri-
can press. 1t contains:
Mrs Washington Potts The Officers. A Story
Mr. Smith. of the last War with
Uncle Philip. England.
The Album. Peter Jones. A Sketch
The Set of China. from Life
Laura Lovel. That Gentleman or,
John W. Robertson. The Penciings on Ship
Tale OF a cent. board.
The Ladies' Ball. SocIa5le Visiting.
The Serenadrs. Country Lodgings.
The Red Box; or, Scenes Constance AIlerton; o.
at The Gen. Wayne. rhe Mourning Suits,
The Old Farm House.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-08-19

TnE SLEEP OF IrALY.-Apropos of Longfel-
lows poem, IN which sleeping Italv is pictured
in The image OF Encrladus under Etna, Prem
tice OF the louisville Journal, suggests
::'Longeiow may shout and sing "Encela-
dne. arise :" but fbe quest ion is, can he shake
off the effect of the third Nap
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-08-19
Correspondence Of the Gaze,,e.>
EpiToE GAZETTE :

HhisoaiSJ aug. IL, 1922 ~ g.
EprTor GAZETTE d
The Douglas nrn here
are Just now making Strenuous Efforts 10 flxt up
the Charleston Convention in their favor H3he
tDouglaSl nominated, all light, and afb.lor
bun. but al the same time, think it SdGler
premature. Mr.. Buchanan, ike Jackson, is
ths best abused man Of his day, in ny opinion.
tie has ably and faithfully administered the
Government, and has wittf-hls whole heart and
soul, worked ior the iBtpFestof the country, and
The whole country, and Yi'Iget due credit ioE
II some day, It he should not in his own ,1fp
tilne. H has laborrd TO preserve the dnlE Of
the Government and 10 scatter the elements OF
discomfort and disunio1, which, at tbe COM
mrncement Of bis term of Office, threatened
more than at any previous period In this he
has done service 10 his country for. which
Posteruy will honor him and for which his
memory will he employed forever in the
hearts Of his couutrymen.' / an 40 politician.
look to7 no office. ! am a Democrat aud
hrartIIy regret the discord that has been sown
IN our ranks. | hope !or the sake of our
common country. that 10 1860 there will be
''Union OF the Democracy fr rthe,sake OF the
Union" II We have this, victory wis again
perch upon our banner, aGd our county will
be saved. Yours truly. K
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-08-19

The KENTUCKY VoTE.--The vote cast in
Kentucky at the late election, was very heavy.
1t considerably exceeds that given at the Presi-
Dental election. MAGoFriN's majority viii be
about eigh: thousand three hundred and Ms.
BoYD's for Lieutenant Governor will d. about
eleven Thousand; still, Ma. BoYD's vote is not
as large as Mr. MaGoFFIN's by several thou
andS,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-08-19


Col. 4. w. Hughes has been nominated Tor
Congress by the Democrats Of the Fourth Con-
gresslonaI District of Maryland. This dis
trict was represented in the last Congress By
Gen. Bowie.
In Montgomery county the Opposition are
fighting like Kilkenny cats. The two wings,
American aud Republican, have each separate
organization and are dealing each other the
heaviest blows they can strike.
The ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.--The August NUM-
ber ol this magazine is before us. The following
is its table OF contents "The Dramatic Ele-
mept in the Bible J" 1.-The Ring Fetter !" '''Fhe
End OF All p "Birds olihe Night y "a Trip
to Cuba !" "Danirl Gray" 'The Minister'S
Wooiug y ERoba d. Roma y "Eaceladus -
'The Zouaves )" "My Psalm" "fhe Proiss-
J sor al the Breakfast Table; s'The Italian War;
ssReviews and Literary Notices" Our readers
will not need to be told that these articles arr
all excellent, when they are informed that they
are from the pens Of such writers as f. H. Da-
ma, II. w. Longfellow, 0. w. Holmes and
| Mrs Fl. Stowe.