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NEW SERIES-N0. 97l.
Mesifal.
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H. H. ~
IIEALTH will, in all cases, follow the use OF Rad
II ways r. r. Remedies. There none so sck
diseased, SO weak, feeble, or crippled with pain o
nflrmities but that Railways Ready Relief, Removal
ing Resoivent, Regulators the nature Of the dis
ease or sickness may require, will quickly and rapid
ly cure.
Railways Renoyating Resolyent Railway s Regulators
Each of these remedies possesses special curative pow
certain diseases. Yet there other diseas
es wherein their combined medicinal properties are
required and when thus used II there is sufficient life
and strength within the diseased dying body IN sus
tain their action the patient i'll live and be restored
20 health.
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Ciaiborne's Machine Works,
Removal.

THE subscriber takcs this method of informing his
i old customers and friends and the public general
ly that he has removed hs Hardware store from the
old stand on Market street. To No 53 IN the large brlck
building, lately erected the South side of Broad St
where he keeps constantly ON hand and makes 10 or
the various articles embraced in his line of bust
He invites especial attention to his large assor
ment of CASTINGS, HOILOW-WARE, BRASS, &c, such
Mantle and Coal Crates, Wagon Boxes, Plow Molds,
Cutters, Corn Shelters, Corn Crushers, Mill
Crushers Balcony Work and Iron Fencing Coffee Mills,
Tea Kettles Brass Kettles, Dog Irons, Candle Sticks,
and an almost endless variety of other articles
Jan. 2y-tf ANDREW ANDERSON.
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IT IS DELICIOUS TO TAKE.
Every CounIrx sIer.h.
McLean's Volcanic Oil Linimeut


For Man or Beast.
Another Remarkable Cure IPf ujyrH
Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment
READ FOR NOURSELyESt
Thomas FORD, "A blacksmith, living near Cass,v.n
on Tenth street, had horrible running sore ON
Ioot- lie ~led various Liniments, Salves Gc
could do II no good. lie despaired of ever beng an
70 "oIA al hs trade AGAIN, because he could mol be
any weight on las loot aud by one bottle of Nci 80
Volcanic llnimentl he IS now perfectly cured
Rheumatism, far4l ysis etfs llla isruses sprain
Sinness IN the joints Muscles sore Ihr,s,t 81 !,
lngs, EAT-lehe or Iooth-ache, Wounds, Fresh CuI
sores, Burns scalds Pains, &c, yield the mag &C
influence oi tins wonderful LiniInent.
for Horses and Cattle II Is an infallible remed, r
Chaies, calls, Scratches, Cracked Heels Iamene
spawn, swoeny, Spint, fistula, Bruises S~iellin
wounds, hAie Suake lilies, and various other disc
es which animals are liable from INJURIES or acct
dents. - '
livery Country Merchant should obtain suppIy
AeleAn's Volcanic Oh Linment. II sells rapidiy
cause it AWAY cures.
A liberal discount will be made TO merchants ~
buy 70 sell AGAIN.
p9- tor sale by J. H. MCLEAN, Proprietor. corn
oi ihird and line streets 81 LOUIS Missouri; also
sAie @s Ao"fe apl3-dtwawly
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D Y S PEPSIA.

- Y . 7 X Z $ / A.
"a OF New York, caused the death Of 70 persons
OF OIL DEATHS IN one week, aud leI deaths by con-
tested fact that 10y sepsii IL the origin of tbe srns.
Of q large pOrtlol Of those who die Of consulnut
becomes the dgty OF every one to such pre-
tlons against and remedy tor by spepsia a. So e 90
e1perieEce have place before them ana WHICH d.
proved TO be eile-e.ous: of this character .
VILLAINS Anti-iy speptlc Elixir - IN corrubor
which read the following testimonials:
Testimony Of Mr. Edward II. RowIsv. or N. nr,.
kowiey, Ashburner 4 Co.. II North Mharyes is
EhxIr. sF'P''S
PHIADElrHA, October 90, lsas.
Dear slT-I Lake pleasure in recommending vsur
Anu-Dyspepte EilAT, for the oI Byspeisis I
have IAAe Il my sell Tor the disease, have bees
snureiy cured
Yours respectfully
EDWARD II. RowLLY.
Communication to John X. Penrose, ESQ. from Mr.
FranAiln kyre, kensingto
IL Is with great gIatluCAtOn that tesfy N IN. 80,
heaey OF NiiiiAls's Anli-iyspeptie Exir which Won
80 strongly recommended 10 NE, and for ,bieb 7
health, which ehesrfuily publicly aeAuosIedge
with the hope that others may be similarly
| iraiy yours.
KrsEsOrOS, Sept, IL. 1850 A'-'N : A-'
- ocToHEk 10, 1880,
Dear ssr;-iiaN lng suffered for a long time from
Dyspepsia 80 severely tlAt was completely prostrat
cd aud having trsa every means Tor Felief xithout
success. was advised " use your Am C,ss.-ss.
Elixir" IL AaOrds much pleasure 10 lufors -,
thAtl am euuTcl! cured By ia use anu "a
Comt1oDa II 10 AL persons suffering under LA
Very respectfully, &C.
GEuiaGE wooDRuFF
-corn~ehs Halfway hOoss, Bristol TuruplkeI
Testimony OF Mr. Abner Fines Market stree, .bax
siAts, eorroDoralve OF ths sfnc.ey Of VILLAINS
Ahti-by Epeite ka.xIr.
/ DK jana NItIiANs.
hs-r siF-it gives me Erestplessars 70 know .asI
you again preparing yOur nledtrfus for az. eurs
" 10 alcIsiA t"f many Ut my have r.
peAtcely --kra n could De pr,,csrod snov
.ng t1-.t LAD neen cured BY IL As IAiuk that
pubic acAnoa isg geuelil 81 the great l,-nent hav.
received IRON tlc asg ol your u..i,ci,. !. nct onf,
due ~ 5oei Dgt may be useful ~ utiaers oS naE
a. fof several ears ] suffered from Dystep.la
shieh ilsErseu - such exIeut that ,fy leati al
eeAset1bYh we're faiidls sinking unaer n. 1 was
ccnieaisa - Icslfies t5 seh tlaple go0d
thai e0ula EOt aixest: 1 tsI /. to.. III
stfcaSIA, Gaalaca<tloa se aud As you have
II - 0cf A4N q srirnt) genera Ieelg VI deprzs
stsn @ae ln.iescf is-oie Scarsess Ia tie year lass
hs@E-as Hoin etAsss hgh Teeonmend-tion of your
Aatiiy siSic ka1if, IFeeuTea use u y ia n
tnoet happy eAeeti unaer - Inauenee ianxuOr And
WEAKNESS Sf<dl-.g i&ssea as@y AMI auy api,eIIls
rssssSas St4lcn coui4 sratigs siih inpu.sity len
ye-fs lave noa eiA scds and nay ooandclee IA Tie ca
f4uts p0Hsra - yssf inedclne has oT course IA
Creased los a ooal.essiy me shen i.Iea 70
0ot44h friiei isot1 -Ag utlacE source
very teslee uaii5 yoafs,
The flKir' ls SOLD in bottles 81 seh sr ga 6si.
Froprisior, JANIS WILLIAMS, ND.
tasalisl sne rl.AT lsl.1eGglst
No. SoGth seventh street, f-l-.lslFhi..
fof s-is % -i4411ssissS- Aazst
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

RENEWABLE PLEASURE
Vne square one year S30each additional square s.
ntitien notice must be gwen to tal- stor
refreshments OF yearly advertisers before the year
P,nes, ouierwlse We shall charge till dcne.
no contract of yearly advertisements will be discon.
pneeH Nout previous 20 US nor willany charg
e ,~us Ior less tE~n one year at the yearly rates.
rs Advertisers exceeding the space contract
ed ior Will be charged for the excess. -;
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For the Million.

r Al a .sos.ps e aasss s.sek q ssnsns
II sOOlCh AnisNY
sCO1Ch Ala,
kykA fISH,
fiNk AFPz.ks
fiLkl.te.
SAklISks,
0HA>GkS, ke
wa,,A are fsezh ana xau.nlcd super.gg y apy ne~
h nssrkss Aesi - ny stock hksag bees paFsnzsea
- a,e ID sssrsa, naoa Earefc les ~x-ts slisa
e.a eoaais..tss reessssacn1 1, " ~ n'eads -
g0EiS JOHNSON
Os--rs1rssk. la 1oef t<ea Ne sSa.xs
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q CHANGE

IIANING this day associated with me in the China
Hall, j. c Darden, hereafter the style Of the Firm
Will be J. e. DaTdsn q Co.
'oeus c. L. Preacher.
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unaerwear.

OF Cashmere American, aid saxeay Wool; sha.
J ker FtAnncl Aerino aud C,tto un1eEshirts and
Drawers ali and make, last resolves and for
saI- by j. H. NcGlII-
xeriS-{f
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ou' ''o., ornamen,. for mirrors, &c.


TIVE rartnrrshp heretofore existing bet~een the
i unucEs4gued, In4er tie Arm naine oi IA IL AoIsr
KIs CO.. IA the Gfecory aaa C5tnnissi9a nstsnesai
n shis day dissolved by mutual CONSENT a. d Ai~rfs
having sohI his Rterest 40 hsh heCrea t-ther par y
neF l. authorised TO The name ~ the arm Ia iai-
l,tt.n II a. NORRIS,
". HOOPER HARRIS
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grp GOOos -GlOtbing.
New Clothing Store.
}. y. WARD. J. Nj. BIRMINGHAM. JAS. NDERMor
Ward, Birmingham Il Co.,
PNACVECAA rVAIAONS,

No. 10 Public Square opposite .SOlGA end Of the
Market House.
WYE are now receiving large and entire as
w new stock of FALL AND WINTER REA- E&
nY-MADE CIOlHING AND GENTl.EMEN'S ID
FURNISHING GOODS, most of which we're III
made up order, Of the latest styles, and can
not be surpassed in any house in the city. our stock
is comprised part of all the newest styles OF over
coats, Frock and Dress Coats all colors; Business
Coats Office Goats, Cashmere Pants ana Vests, in
great variety.
PATENTED SHOULDER SEAMED SHIRTS, large and ex-
tensiyo stock, ana warranted 10 lit better and wear
better than any other make of shirts. Gloves, Neck
Ties Scarfs Muiers. Cravats Seli-adlustlng stocks,
Under shirts and Drawers, Hall Hose, Suspenders,
Linen Cimbric, Bandanna and Pongec Handkerchieis,
Travelling shaw Is, Robe de Chambres Youths Coats,
Pants aud Shirts; Umbrellas, &C.
Piece Goods.
We have also large and superior lot Of Cloths
French and English-all BLACK and Fancy Colored
Cassimeres Of entirely sly les, solid coored Cas-
simeres Of all qualities Fancy Cut and Velvet Vest
ings Fancy Cashmere and Worsted Nesting, Creme
dime Vesting; which Will make up 10 order in the
very best style aud guarantee a III 10 please the
wearcr no sale.
AIEX r. NICHOL solieits a call from his friends.
Ali Goods sold by guarantee 10 be as repre-
seuted at time of sale. We will alss cut Clothing 10
order. NAhD, BEhAlNOHAA ".
septl5-1
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Musif, piauos, &f.


NA q - &C
n +. THURSrUN will resume his les Aaax
-. sons ia NOcaiiZttiUu aud on the Piano
Forte, on Monday next, sept. 9th. alN -
orders may be left at hIs room at the Sc A3-HA
Aanes Hotel sept3-u
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FR EsH ST CK

IUST received today. per Expire - a large aud
.J wen iectei stock of Geatiameu's
White aaI C.siorei l. l@n itosoia shirts;
White All CsIsrud Aarseiiles shirts;
All szs - les aud patterns, and warranted 10 &c. for
s..Ie ksvs by J. II. AcGIiL-
sIrgiS-tf
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Post Once.

Mass nLE, March 20, ,ls5s.
I>RoM and after the ist OF April, the Post Oflce vii
Il be opened on Sundays It hAif-past A. NJ, and
close At A NJ Open again st 4. II. and close 4t
p. VI. ON all other days the once VIII be opened
halfpast 6, O'Clock A. NJ and eose at - O'Clock p.
n. ). r. ANDERSON, FOst Master
nar3l-u
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1.-TWO Rooms izrSs aHd admirably secaied th
/ ssrBer ~ lae ssaAre aa4 soiirse strsst for ~
next year, is5s. Fsr terms apply -
acel3-1 J. n Acsikl~
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Nalf Nose.

TUST received and Tor sale
sI SHAKER FLANNEl;
INDIAN CASHMERE;
AAislNO. AAD
oorroS HALF HOSE
s-ss asels ~ J. H. NosuI-
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A A R ID

IN retiring from the basaess desire 10 tendrr ny
Il thAaks I, my aglegsas FsatF0as aaa lt.e.lss Ies
tlelr ugls ana uncr2i patronage s4a soatd tS~al-
f.,sa uas saccess0rs Acaass. hEGa AoCkEA - -
Esutlsalsa "a every rsslsset seEthy q e.is .lers
"A % AotliiiS-
Nashville, sept. lat, isss
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pa RTNER SHIP .

ITAVING parc hAsei Ehe iaterest 81 AE ~ u Nor
~. l.y .ssra.ted ith las NJ. ". HeopsE Harris,
a = ~ sosllnae tae 0Focssy AAsd to-iaiillasss es-
ltcsa ~ t4e Ol1 stand. hS~A AN~4>1-As
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-15

ORATOR AT THE FAR.-Hon. Richard W.
Thompson has been invited and consented
to deliver an address at the Southern lndi-
ana District Fair. Mr.. Thompson is one of
the most eloquent men in the State, and his
address will add much to the interests and
attractions of the occasion. Hundreds who
care but little for stock, machinery, and the
products of mechanical skill, will make a
journey and spend a day to listen to an elo-
quent Grafton from the pen and lips of one
of the best speakers in the Northwest. The
occasion affords n wide choice of theme,
and is a field of literature in which Mr.
Thompson is familiar, where he can employ
his varied knowledge as an agriculturalist,
economist, and statesman, and embellish il
with his mastery powers of rhetoric. Al
who can hear him may expect a rich intel
lectual treat.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-15

BE-At the Cincinnati Conference of the
NJ f. Church, which has just closed its
session at Dayton, the committee on lay
delegation submitted a long report, recon-
mending a change in the disciphnTry regu-
latiOn of the chrich so as to allow lay
members to participate in the formation of
the laws by which they are 10 be governed.
The committee recommended the passage of
the following resolution:
WHEREAS, We, the, members of the NJ
f. Church, believe that lay representation
in our Annual and General Conferences,
would ditruse salutary influence through
out Our Church organization, and ultimately
prove an efficient auxiliary in iurthering the
success of Methodism therefore,
Resolved, That in our opinion, the next
General Conference of the N. 4. Church,
should so alter the disciplinary rule of our
Church as to admit a suitable lay delegation
into Annual and General Conferences.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-15
CLIPPINGS.

BsS@ The title of the Hon. Robert Dale
Owen work on spiritualism, now in the
press of Lippincott Il Co., Philadelphia, is
Footballs on the Boundary OF another
World" IS O.. .aaE-- =. .sa..-s.a-s
sI The Lawrenceburg Register says
that the corn crop in that region is the best
they have been blessed with for series
of years, and that they will have to build
more cribs to hold. the. longest Of the Ioug,
ears. #.t.a. .F tfF q
B7y~ Mr.. Hendricks, late Commissioner of
the General Land Office, is rather cunning
than otherwise. He went to Cincinnati, on
Thursday, to pay his respects to Judge
Douglas. -Dunham was not there
ma. A general holiday is anticipated in
Boston, at the Inauguration of. the Webster
statue, on the eth inst. Ii is the anniver-
sary of the settlement of the Modern
Athens" The Grafton, by Mr.. Everett, upon
which he has been for sometime engaged,
the Atlds and Bee thinks, will he the mas
ter-piece of his life. HGI .f-9Ns $40 81 r 2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-15
pdS- Mr.. Douglas arrived at Indianapolis

n6T Mr.. Douglas arrived at Indianapolis
at midnight on Saturday, and found a large
crowd of solicitious friends waiting his ar
rival at the Union Depot. They took him
amid the rain, exhausted and sick as he was
to the American House, from the balcony of
which he addressed the crowd few words,
returning thanks for the cordial greeting he
had met, and pleading illness, fatigue, the
late hour and the weather as an excuse for
declining to make speech. He promised
to meet them on another occasion, and give
them full expression of his views "on the
questions Of the day" He could not be in
duced to lay over, but proceeded on the
train to Chicago, and on Monday was pres
ent there at the u. s. Fair.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-15
Tax REPUnLrcAx PLArrOEM.-From the

The REPUBLICAN PLATFoRN.-From the
proceedings of the leaders of the party, there
is no doubt that they intend to adopt and
re-affirm, in the next canvass, the Philadel-
phia Platform of 1856, with its recognition
of Congressional power of Intervention to
exclude slavery from the Territories The
Republican State Committees and State
Conventions of Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin,
Michigan and New York have all boldly re-
solved to adhere to the old Philadelphia
Platform in the Presidential canvass OF
1860. They will fight under no other BAN
ner. We shall see both extreme sectional
parties contending for the same Congression-
al right to legislate for the Territories-one
contending that it shall be exercised to
exclude slavery, and the other thatit it shall
be protected in the Territories. The con.
test for the exercise Of the power will bt
on the floor of Congress. Happily for the
country the means to control both partie;
of the ultraists. is in the hands of body Of
independent conservative patriots, who will
quash the schemes of both sectional factions
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-15

The Harmona Hotel Hoboken, opposite
n Y. city was destroyed by fire on Saturday
night, and the proprietor, Mr.. Baese, and
three young daughters were suffocated by
smoke. The fire had gained such head way
before the inmates were awakened, that IN
endeavoring to save his children, the father
persisted with them. The father evidently
struggled very hard, as the blood was found
to have rushed SO violently to his head as
to force itself from his nostrils. The unfor-
tunate children died easy rs there is not a con-
tortion of the body or face to show to the
contrary. They lay in their little bed as
though quietly asleep when found.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-15
COMMUNICATED.
Our Fair.


We learn that our mechanics are making
preparations for large exhibition at our
Fair. The engine builder and boiler makers
of our city will show the world what can he
done in the Pocket City, in the way of pro-
pelmg agents. The edge tool machine, the
saddle and harness maker, the, blacksmith,
the shoemaker, the jewcler, the carpenter,
the printer, the brick maker, the milliner,
the painter, the tailor and in fact every me
chanic and manufacturer are all getting up
something to exhibit, They are well aware
that there is no better way of advertising
their wares. Our FARMERS, the tillers of the
soil, we learn, intend showing the products
Of Vanderburgh. They may not take all
the premiums, but from the fact that this
Fair is open to the world, they will learn by
comparison, as also, by interchange of tho
with the successful exhibitors from abroad,
how to cultivate the soil to greater advan-
tage, and where improved breeds of stock
are to be procured yanderburgh will en-
ter the lists with view of learning, if not
winning. t'ii. 'fi
We learn that he Directors are doing
everything in their power to make this TIL
FAIR of the State. The new grounds viii
be filled up with all the appliances TO make
those who visit us, comfortable. The am
phitheaters will comfortably seat 2500 la
dies; and other seats will be on the grounds
that will accommodate $500 more. Coco
water and plenty of it, will be found OF
the grounds. We hear that efforts are be
ing made to have Flora Temple, Princess
and Ethan Alen,-the fastest trotters in tn,
world-show themselves on the track du
ring the Fair.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-15
PersOnaI.

r. II. Dana's To Cuba and Back" has
been re-published in London, at nearly
thrice the Boston price.
Thackeray, whose I" Yirginians" is nearly
finished, is about editing amagazine, to be
published in London in January.
Occasional" the Washington correspond
ent of the Philadelphia Press, says he has
at last been duly admitted rs member of
the order of Sons of Malta. ...-.-
The Hon. ]. P. Kennedy is engaged in
preparing for the press uniform edition of
his works, including "Swallow Barn."
Horseshoe Robinson" " Rob of the Bowl"
and the " Biography of William Writ
- The lrishmen of New York city, have
collected thousand dollars to purchase n
horse, which they intend making present
to the French marshal who bears an Irish
name-McMahon. There is undoubtedly
something in a name.
The two greatest historians of the age
Macaulay and Allison-seem to have ceased
writing history and turned to abusing each
other. If all they say concerning the his
torical writings Of each, be true, one will
be forced to the conviction that there is
little truth in history.
The General Agent, for the Western
States, of the famous 4Etna Insurance Com
pany of Hartford, is said to receive COM
pensation i'm commissions amounting, annu-
ally, to from twenty-five to thirty thousand
dollars-mOre than the President of the
United States.
1t is understood that Mr.. Roberts, the cell
ebrated English billiard player, after COM
missioning an officer of the steamer Asia
to approach Phelan for heavy match, has
virtually backed out of the contest. Phelan,
however, has just been beaten by man
named Joseph White.
The Harpers are printing, on large type,
large edition of Judge Douglas article
published in the September number of their
II VIII Do
avery cheap rate, and will doubtless obtain
a very wide circulation. Orders for several
thousand have already been received.
"MalakofI," of the New York Times (Dr
Johnson, has returned to Paris, from Italy,
and is busily engaged on a history of the
war of 1859. As he was an eyewitness OF
the great battles, his history will have the
freshness of a thrilling narrative.
Messrs. Hoe & Co., have recently maufac-
tured and shipped six-cylinder press for
the Sydney Herald, Australia The pOpu-
latiOn Of the island must be rapidly on the
increase to occasion the want of a Six-cyl-
Under press to supply them with news.
Ia is rumored that Hughes, OF this State,
has been appointed Commissioner of the
General Land Office, in place Of Hendricks,
resigned.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-15

Bay Measures are to lie taken Mt the next
Episcopal Convention, to be held at Rich
mond, Va, on the 9th of October, TO restore
Bishop Onderdork, of New York-who was
suspended many years ago-to hiSepiseopal
office. The propriety of his life and chris
tian temper under his Affections, for ten
years has produced reaction in the church
in his favor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-15

The Baton Rouge Gazette announces the
death of Amos Adams, Esq, sowell known
throughout the length and breadth of the
Union for his zeal and activity ~ Mason,
and honOred and respected by all who knew
him. Mr.. Adams was, at one time, Grand
Master of the State. --
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-15

Ben Wood, proprietor of Moods Mia
strels, (brother of ex-Mayor Wood, and one
of the firm of Wood, Eddy K Co, lottery
dealers, has leased for 90 years, at $4,000
per annum, n splendid double mansion on
Fourteenth street, New York-in the very
heart of the fashionable world--which Inc
proposes converting into an African Opera
House.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-15

Bkzy- Prentice says that many persons
during lclatc aurori.l displays lancied that
they smelt birthstone. We suspect that
their consciences We're not quite right
There is such 4 thing Is seeing with the eye
of faith, and We suppose there is also such a
thing as smelling with the nose of appre-
tension"