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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-29
Last Nights Dispatches.
WASHINGTON, Sept. pa

WAsHINGToN, Sept 28-PM
The dispatches received by the govern
ment, narrate with minutcness the recent
events in China. Flag officer Tatnall says:
"The British officer in charge of the gun
boats, having visited him, said nothing about
aid, but his silent appeal was powerful in
deed. During the last few moments of his
stay on board the io,chattayl, he would look
anxiously at his Admiral and at the boats
Amer he left, continues officer Tatnall, | had
a conversation with our commander, Mr.
Ward. Tie perfectly agreed with me, that
under the circumstances Of our position
with the English, and the aid the Admiral
had rendered me the day before, | could DO
no less than tow the boats TO his relief
made the offer, which was thankfully and
promptly acceped. While the boats were
making fast to the hawsers, which yeered
astern, insisted on MIR. Wards going on
board one of the junks, for reasons which
will be obvious. He at first reluctantly yield
ed, and left us, but soon returned in one OF
the English boats; but declaring that as
they were going under fire with his appro-
baton and concurrence, he would remain
in her. reluctantly yielded to his gallan,
impulse" Is
Capt. Tatnall towed the boats through the
British line to within short distance O
the Admiral, whose flag was flying, wher
casting them off, he retired to the rear o
the line and anchored for the night. III,
took up this position as it might enable hin
to aid the wounded, ana should the boat
he sunk, to rescue their crews. In othe
words to afford all the aid consistent will
neutrality.
Having been informed by British office
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
WASHINGTON. Sent. %.


-r. WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S-N
The correspondent Of the Herald, says:-
81 am informed that some additional prop
o.itions to those already before our Govern
ment, have recently been submitted by
Mexico, in regard to the settlement OF claims
and for protection, or the manner of pro-
tecting the transit routes. Among the pro-
posed stipuiations To Toe considered by Sec
Rotary Cass and the Mexican Minister is an
important one relative TO the settlement of
claims 10y citizens of the United States upon
Mexico, which requires the claims TO he adj
judicated by four commissioners, two to be
appointed 10y the President Of each govern
ment; an umpire to be selected by the COM
missioners, or in case of their disagreement
by the Secretary of State and the Mexican
Minister, the amount of such adjudicated,
claims over the two million of dollars which
the treaty has provided for the payment of
them, is TO be settled by ten annual pay
ments of equal amount with interest at six
per cent. until paid. Bonds to be given for
the amount, which will be receivable by the
Mexican Government, for any exports or
imports due TO that Government.
II is proposed also to obvia.e the Mexican
government TO our proposition for the pro-
lection OF tue transit routes by the appoint
Dent of a commissioner by each government
TO reside AT suitable locations, who, i'm case
of disturbance of the peace upon any route
are to make the necessary demends of Next
can authority for troops, which if disregard
ed for period OF ten days, may be made
upon the nearest land or naval forces of the
United States, who, after giving proper
notice to the commissioner, or if he he alb
sent, TO the nearest local authority, should
proceed to the scene Of disturbance and
quell it.
AS an evidence Of the good feeling enter
tertained by the liberal Government Of Mex
leo towards the citizens of the u. States,
President Juarez has allotted to a citizen Of
New Jersey valuable mining facilities in the
State of Tilaloa which were expected to be
worked on the LIST of October.
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A- II is

Ah. II is reported that when the Hon.
John g. Davis first heard that Thomas A..
Hendricks was canyassing this State as a
candidate for Governor, and that he was
endeavoring to make the impression that he
was an Anti-Leeompton Democrat, he said +;
"a What Hendricks Douglas Democrat
he an Anti-Lecompton Democrat? Why,
he is the very man who came to me in
Washington, when was opposing, with all
the ability possessed, the Lecompton poll
cy of the President, and said, "Mr. Davis
you ought not 10 oppose the Administration
-recollect it has power enough to crush al
its opponents, and it win do IT," He is 4
Leeomptoniie, and notLing else.
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Additional by the Circassian.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2S-N
Campard r. Brunei, the designer of the
Great Eastern, who was prevented by sick
ness from going on the trial trip, has since
died of puralsis.
Orders have been dispatched TO India for
the troops there to proceed Immediately To
China in order to prosecute the war.
The French laws in relation to the press
are not to be modified.
The French rentes closed firm on Friday
at 6Sf CSC. on the Faris Bourse..
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, ppm
Flour continues to improve, and superfine
may be quoted at 1904 SO. Wheat held
at 02@l 05 for red; white OS@l IL.
Corn scarce and firm at 7s@s0. Oats firm
at 43@45. Rye firm at IS. Whisky "a.
@25. Provisions are active and the mar
ket for all descriptions very still at an ad-
vance in the asking figures to SOLO for ba-
con shoulders and sides, and 10 for bulk do
Exchange on East at { prem.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-29
Law school
OF THE UNIVERSITY
AT CAMBRIDGE, MASS.

Ihe lsdTactoTs it ms school, are:
Hon. JozL PARKER, LII. D., Royal Professor
Hon. EMORY WAsuBURs, LII. H., University Prof.
NvHE COURSE or INSTRUCTION embraces
IL the various branches of the Common Law and
of Equity Admiralty, Commercial, International,
and Constitutional Law and the Jurisprudence of
the United States. The Law Library consists ct
about 1900 volumes, and as new works appear,
they added, and every effort is made to render
il complete.
Instruction Is given by oral lectures and exposi-
tions, (and by recitafions and EXAMINATIONS in con-
noetion with them,) Of which there are ten every
week. Two Moot Courts are also holden IN each
week, at each Of whish, cause previously given
out is argued by four students, and an opinion de
liyered by the Presiding Instructor. Rooms aud
other facilities are also provided for the Climb
Courts; ana Nh Assembly is held weekly, for prae-
tice in debate, and acquiring a knowledge Of par
lamentsry law and proceedings.
Students may enter the School In any stage OF
their professional studies or mercantile pursuits,
and al the commencement OF either term, or in the
middle, or other part Of the term.
They are at liberty to elect what studies they
will pursue, according 10 their view VI their own
wants and attachments. Htt ..-
The Academical year, which commences on
Thursday, six weeks after the third "Wednesday In
July, is divided into two terms OF twenty weeks
each, with n vacation Of six weeks at the end Of
each term
During the winter vacation the Library is omen.
ed. warmed. and lighted, for the use of the mem
beers Of the School.
The Exercises Of the next Term will commence
ON MONDAY, Sept. 8, 1850.
Applications for admission, for catalogues, ol
any further Information, may be made to either o
this Professors st Cambridge.
| CANBnfDGE, July Is. 1850. sep3-law3wis
ADMINISTRATOR NOTIcE.-NOTICE H.
| 81 hereby given that the undersigned has becl
appointed Administrator of the estate of William
ID Erskine, late Of vanderburgh county, deceased
All persons indebted TO said estate required l.
make immediate payment tn me. aud all person
| having claims against said estate reluir Il .
present them, duty authenticated according to Law
/ The estate 10 solvent. HENkY H0RNBY,
4 sept2i- ltd63tw %. a.s. Admisistrato r
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 28-M
Flour dull sales of Howard street and
Ohio at 90. Wheat-sales of 90, 900
bushels; market opening buoyant, but
closing duh; white 50G1l 55; red Is.
Corn--s3@s5 for yellow and s2@S9 for
white Provisions steady. Whisky 81
decline of lc.
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Phttadsl phia Market.

PHILADELPIHA, Sept. 2S-M.
Flour more inquired for, sales at s 90 for
fresh ground superfne; 8 1905 80 for ex-
ira, and 62@5 80 for extra and family
brands. The receipts continue small. Rye
-four steady at 4 90. Cornmeal 3 So
Wheat in limited demand, sales at liza
Is Com firmer at s66s7. Oats 3s@
80 Tor Pa. Whisky steady at 27G127
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TopnxTo Sapt %

IUHUNIU, ocpt- -o-N
Intelligence has been received in this city
that Mr.. Head, young gentleman of IL
years of age, the only son and heir of Sir
Edward Head, Governor General of the
Canadas, was drowned while bathing in the
River San Maurice.
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NEW YnRK Sent 2R-u

NEW YORK, Sept. 2S-N
The Persia sailed at noon to-day, for Liv-
erpoOl, with $47O,000 in specie. The
steamer Granada arrived this morning with
Havana dates to the 23d inst The news
was unimportan,. The city was in a
healthy condition.
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RALr1noRr Sent %,

Major Chapman, attached to the Quarter
master Department, has committed suicide.
His corpse was found this morning on
the beach outside Fort McHenry with its
throat cut.
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WASHINGTON. Sept. 2S-h


Three New Orleans mails arrived here
this morning. Commissioners, with ready
money and credit to q considerable amount,
appointed by the government of Zacatecas.
have started for the United States to buy
arms and munitions Of war for the Liberals
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-29

R@- The only peach exhibited at the
Fair in Taunton, Mass, was one eontribut-
ed by Mrs. Fanny Dean, of Taunton. The
committee on fruits say that ait was so far
as they know, the only peach grown in
Bristol county the present year" They
awarded for this natural curiosity gratui-
~ of fifty cents. r
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AMERICAN 's-'sl7i
Wholesale Clothing House.

Wholesale CloCnl0S house.
TEEyN. I.E.ABS 100, TH8 WHOLE
II Clothing trade Of the West Was comparatively
OF small amount, and was confined almost sxclu-
svely to a retail business in the larger towns and
cities alone. Now this line of Goods has become
almost Indispensable part Of the stock Of every
seReral Dry Goods store from the crowded city to
the cross-road stand. Like all changes i'm trade,
however, this one has not been produced except for
the hest of reasons. Among these the great
saving ot material by cutting barge quantity of
garments together-the superior work and speed of
sewingIuscbines i'm manufacturing-th great
ing of time in waiting for your sturn at the Tai
Ior's-the ssacertsnty of even then getting y salts
factory eft, and above all tho saving OF at least
oae-ha!f the.cost Of the garment i'm the price, For
a number of years this has only been a part of our
general Drv Goods Lusness, bat we have made
arrangements to deyots our whole house exclu-
sively to il alone with such lines of Notions and
Furnishing Goods will be necessary and desirable
in that trade Bell, wing that the trne interest of
the trade will be to Sustain m in this enterprise,
we would respectfully announce that we now have
hand one of the largest and n.oAt desirable
stocks of WELL MADE -eL0TfttA& stat was
ever offered 10 the trade of the, West.
We respectfully solicit call from sH eur old
friends and the trade generally. We charge moth
ing for Snoring goods, and NOT much IL you 6,e
them. We prepared to sell to all promPtti1le
bayers ~ low.ss any house in the trade. liberal
discount also made all cash sales.
WM. T.. FRENCH & CO.,
seIi3 Ne. 20 Main street
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SPRINGFIELD, Sept. 2S-P


The Democratic Convention in the Sixth
Congressional District, nominated John A
McClelland for Congress. Resolutions were
passed endorsing Douglas and popular SOW
ereignty.
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OoAIs

Bodsm Mining Company, Evansville, Indiana.
Office Oh Water street, between Main and Locust.
Coal, In quantities of not less than pa bushels de-
vered to any part OF the city, at 10 cents per bnsh
at the pit, 8 ceuts JOHN WYMUND,
oct9 Secretary and Manager.
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NEW YORK. Sent ON

We" 4 OHhi D'Tt. 20
A despatch has been received in this city
from Mr.. Lamountain, who assembled in his
balloon on Thursday last, from Watertown,
N. Y, announcing his safe arrival at Kings
ton, G.. w.
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Dtr,syutrpn S.,,t

PirrsBuRa, Sept. 2S-N
River 4 feet 2 inches by the pier mark
and falling. Weather cloudy.
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LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2S-r

River falling, with feet 3 inches in the
canal. Four feet six inches water on tine
falls. .r.
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Special Notices.
m. ssr..f Dra~oaeE To person. .m

The 9rsss DrasObaek Ia persons smI-
grating TO the extreme Western country, is the
great fear they have OF the Fever aud Ague-the
most direfn ~ all diseases Every day, We hear OF
persons attacked by this disease aud made helpless
iu shOrt time, without any means Of afordng re-
lief Ia view Of the great demard for n remedy,
DIR. Hostetter has presented his celebrated " BIT
TIERS" whose curative powers for all diseases Of
the stomach have been universally acknowledged. =
Tho " Bitters," prepared after long experience
and deep study have received ia" -ncominms Of ihe
most eminent physicians, ~ we'll as all classes,
from every part Of our country. To all those who
doubt their many virtues, ali We can say is, try
them, and judge for themselves, respectively.
For sale by Druggists aud dealers generally, eve
rywhere. sc2S
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New York, Sept. 28--M

NEW 1ORk, sept Z6--N
The sale of tea yesterday was very ex-
cited and spirited; blacks rose full ten per
cent; greens about per cent
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The BLOOD 20 the Lsfs.-.N-e more shalt
the poor sufferers in our country languish, their
constitutions racked and torn by strong and dan
gerous mineral medicines; they will come to the
fountain of health found In simple herbs and roots
from natures storehouse. THE MOUNTAIN
HERB PILLS, of innocent mountain plants COM
posed. will reach and stop their distress, and cause
tho blood, renewed and cleansed, to carry through
the body the elements of health; building up the
broken constitution, and carrying life and health,
but for them would have been the wreck Of hope
the feeble Of suffering, ut last ended by the
cold hand Of death. DO not let prejudice overcome
your better reason do not look upon these Pills
only like others; do not let your despair, after
trying everything else, prevent you from trying
these. The blood must lie pure, and then sickness
is impossible. What great and yet simple truth
is thisi it appeals to the of all it is
the great key stone OF the healing art. JUDSON'S
MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS will purify and
cleanse IL the sun will rise to-morrow.
DO Juison's Mountain Herb Pills sold 10y all
Medicine Dealers. augl
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N EN-. sTI.H-sO.N; JUSTICE or

OYFIcE, THIRD STREET, SECOND Door BELOW Tux
CouRr HoUsE-Wiil give particular attention To
all Notarial business entrusted To hm-such rs
Writing Deeds, Mortgages. Powers-cf- Attorney,
Contracts, &c. Will also collect money, in any
part of the county, with or without suit as direct
ed. Probate business, settlement Of estates, Adj
ministration, Guardianship solicited AMI promptly
attended to. ansl5
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II q. CR.s.rE, FORW,IRDI.N'6
Commission Merchant.

No. S0UTn WATER STREET EYANsVIII I
ect2l-1y 80 --' ~ rHsa-
NyTOk-sGE H.s.S'TED.--we are prepared
~ TO store i'm our Fire Proof Warehouse aay
quantity OF Grain, Produce, Merchandise, on Tna
most liberal terms. -,
Having large and airy rooms up stairs, particular
care will he taken Of Household Furniture, AeTi-
cultural Implements and all kinds of Goods or
wares liable to damage from damp or rust
Insurance effected az the lowest fire proof rates
by the month, on longer when desired
Warehouse located on corner of Locust stree. and
W. and E. Canal, and most convenient for shipping
by River. or Railroad. Applyto
ap2S d. GRO FOSTERAcO
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HAMPs GOAL OIL, BCRNINta' FLUID
IL aud 1ssd OIL Lamps, of ali kinds, constantly
on hand al q for fol- sale cheap, by
N : THOMPSON
sept p Druggist
EORCE PU.MPs.-JUsT xECEiy
- ed, "A lot of this desirable Pump, adapted for
elsvating and forcing wafer into any part OF the
building or about the premises where they may be
placed. For sale by
jy2l GEO. B. SoNSTAG.
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BLUEGR ASS NURSERY,

BLUEGRASS NURSERY,
Located on the Petersburyh Road, ten miles
from Evdnspiite.
"HE SURSCRXBRR ORRERS FOR
II sale, this Fall, the following articles:
5000 Apple Trees, from TO 10 feet high.
LOCO Cherry Trees, in ten choice varieties, two
years from bud.
1000 Pear Trees, Dwarf and Standard, one to
two years old.
Also. a quantity of Sweet Chestnut Trees, Plums,
Gooseherries, Currants, Strawberries, &c. -
5000 Eyergreens, consisting of Red Cedar, Pitch
Pine, White Pine, Jersey Pine, Scotch Fir, Norway
Spruce, Chinese and American Arborvitae.
w. CRISP.
Sandersrille, Yanderbugh Co. sep27w5ms
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HOsfOscay's Otnfmsns and k'fffs are
the unanimously received healing and health-giyng
nIedicinccs 1T the nineteenth century. The Oint-
ment, when applied to the surface, penetrates to
the hidden rslix. root Of the disease-augmeni-
ing the agency of the Pills in expelling the of
sickness In almost every aimeEt that man is heir
to. Sold at the msnufact-ry. No. so Maiden Lane,
New York, and by all Druggists, at 25c., 63c., and
81 per box or pot. se2s
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IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS.
Fall Stock.

FALL sCock.
HE H.HV.E JUST RECEET'ED
~ our Fall stock of Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods, Notions, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bon
uets, and Millinery Goods, which selling
very low for Cash or No. trade. All Dealers who
g" up the river this Fall will pay more for goods,
adding expenses, than they could have bought
them at ia Evansville. There being a determine
ton here to sell as low any Western city, and
our stocks Of Goods are large and hrst-rate this
season, aud getting more every year. The mod
arn mode Of doing business seems Ia be to buy
often, aud close at hOuie" thereby saving time aud
freight and insurance. No merchant in this Sec
ton Of country go mp the river this Fall to bny
Goods and save anything thereby.
We cordially invite the Trade To call aud eXamn'
our stock. We have hrst floor Dry Goods
and Notions.
Our second aoor, Boots and Shoes, DC.
Our third floor, Hats and Caps.
Coed stocks Of each, which we will sell low. -
Give n call.
nepll KEEN e pRESInN-
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81 NEW ARRANGEMENT.
The ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully an
to their friends and patrons, the public Of
Evansville and vicinity, that, with Increased fscili
ties tor the transportation of
FREIGHT, PACRA GEs,
NONE AND VAL UABLES
They solicit q continuance offOrner avors. rs
pecia care taken in the collection 81 Biiis Drafts
Notes and the transportation of small and valuable
packages. SO s..sl- s-at
All persons wishing 20 avail themselves Of the a
cities of the Express, obtain any desired nfOr
nation in reference the routes and dstsils the
business, at their Once on First street, between
Main and Locust, opposite the Post Office.
rs G. II. FISH. Agent.
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A.vE I.R.aR HAS JUST EXPIRED
" since the formation of our partnership. Our
trade has increased beyond our expectation. We
desire to return our sincere thanks TO our numcr-
Gus patrons-and 81 well assorted stock of goods,
merit continuance Of your favors, Wa think VIZ
chasing at low prices were never good at
present.
NINE YEARS EXPERIENCE
at merchandising has enabled to become ac-
quainted with of thu best houses in the lead
ing markets Of the Union. aud we are almost daily
receiving supplies from some of them.
We may not ''blow" much al other houses,
whose receipts largely increased By printing But
the public may depend that in prices, qualities and
quantities, we ''won't be beat" We ask trial.
sep5 VICkERY BROS, SO Main street.
AOOW' rs THE TIME TO PUR-
~ CHASE.-IIaving received new lot of
choice and fancy Groceries, we now prepared to
present to the public stock nearly complete in
articles Of our line can DO found anywhere, and
our facilities for purchasing and connections ena-
BILE MS to offer our goods at prices low, if not
lower. than can be had anywhere else in this
ket. Our motto is 'Value against Value" and
how far have adhered to this, may DO seen by
the patronage bestowed upon us hitherto, and il
is the interest of the public to patronxe an estab-
iishment where they get the best and the most for
their money invested. All we ask 10 20 examine
our stock and prices every Information about the
same will be ch erfully given.
sepl2 u. ii. COOK 4 SON.
J. IvINSoN, late Master Mechanic 4. & c.
Railroad.
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REGULAR EVANSVILLE 4 CHAMELEON
TRl-WEEkLY PACKET.
HDACkET Tl.HEf P.4EhRT PRI-

II CESII-The last and light s<rz1ze
passenger packet Aida, Capt. f-attSuk.r-
CHARLEY DEsBIER, Clerks Morth-
ington and Cooper, is placed permanent
packet in the trade, and will leave Evansville pune
tually. every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and returning, will leave Can
melton every .rsf- .I 80
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY,
at A. M. For freight or passage, apply on board
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HV.s.N-ST.xLLE .s.N-D P.5DEG.s0
~ PACK ET-1he sfcarner SILL

-AIPACKEr-1he steamer SIL- >ue1
YER STAR, Fowler, master, l<Ht2Sx&.t~
leaves Evansville every Monday - -
Wednesday, and Friday, at l. clock M. Leaves
Padacah every Tuesday, THURSDAY, and Saturday,
at O'Clock A. Nj. connecting at Evansville with
the Evansville and Charlottesville Railroad for all
p@ints North and East, with pockets for Louisville
Gresn, and Wabash rivers At Paducah with pack
cts for ST. Louis, New Orleans, aud the Daily Mail
boats foI Cairo, Nashville, and Tennessee river.
ne Business promptly attended, and charges for
freight and passage, same charged by the regu-
lar packet. Through bills Of lading given 20 New
Orleans and all points ON the Tennsssee and Cum
lJcrland rivers angIS
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J. IvINSoN, late Master Mechanic L.. & G.
Railroad.
u. CALLAHAN, late Engineer & Machinist do.
WIN. HUNTINGTON, late Foreman Moulder for
Rocker, klusman 4 Co.