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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-23
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NANJlFA CTURERS ANDBUILDERS OF STEA NJ
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and GriSt Mill Machinery, Tobacco Sorrows
tiufilnins Machines, Chinese Sugar Game Mills,
ThrasiIs$s nachtneS, sc.
EVANSVILLE, IND
EssTtyIE PROpRIETORS or THE CITY FOFh
e dry beg leave 20 inform their friends and liza
public IL general, HAT they prepared to do all
kinds %
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
aud everything apperi;tininr to the Foundry bust
E"ILERs 81 any size and power required Saw MIL
Machinery and Mill Gearing OF any size; Distil-
Icgy AMI lining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gum
uuue Machines, Thrashins Machines, Malt MIL,
Iur'p"wers, Corn shelters, M achinery OF ali Kinds
made and repaired. Iron and Brass Castings OF
every description, Iron Honseir"nts, Cellar Crates
a.. Cooking and Heating Stoves of the latest I'M
ftGVsd patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog IRONS &C.
BEEWEKS UISTILLEhS, IsECTIFIEkS, &C,
Supplied with every description Of Copper ah0
Sheet iron work, Brewing Kettles, RetrigerRtors.
htteIu purlIurS, s;raIeea, StiHhea's and Worms on
ma improved prinriic, Columns for Alcohol stills.
Neart ines C.Io, ~ Iiious, &c, Copper, Lead and
ir.n Pup, copper, Eri'Ss aud iron Pumps of every
variety fnr 4i,iriis oil, dc: Brass Cocks ana
Valves s{tyGIu " itsi!'a, re.
Wcrln.er ~out 10 alI lnIls to fit up work and do
repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Iron
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They are dealing in .ind selling Aliens Improved
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and Tu
Lrng, HITaIn Hopkins Improved Smut Machine,
ing Cloth, Gnnr Elastic l;cltng, Packing, HOfr, DC,
"i tile haat kinds Tinpht,, Sheet iroI. Bloch Tin,
Pig Iron, Babit Metal, SI-elter, Fire Brick.
They have every facility Ot tho best Machinery
and Wei hmrn, and ali give all work entrusted 70
Them, then individual attention, dlling orden
promptly, wHrrantin& their work, aud are satIshsS
with reasonable pi ices
50 Oflre aud sale Rooms, No ca Main street,
Fonn,l", y, Boiler Yard and Machine shop on fihe
sile~l hst"oen First aud Second Streets Evans
willie, Indiana. dsct
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ST. Charles Saloon.
NEW PKOPRIETOESlilP- n EhTiE i
REORGANIZATION.

RE-OktTANlLAl li'R-
HsRsSRS. kS.s.n@YKyS = BR EES'Sfss,
&FE FROM New Urlotne, have purchased HE ST.
CHAIR - Saloon, on First sirr.i, nearly opi'p
site the i'ust Office, mud have re'tte-l il IA eie
cant aud attractive style
The n-w prorrr;"rz have had Long experience IA
Keepers q" fashionable and popular EeatanI ants IN
Few Orleans, aud they will cricavor, IN their new
house, com lime Mi the eIrsanCes and luXuries
,.tN Northern aud Stuthrrn kest.urats IL The 81
Oh hIhS.
They have l.rs,n: let IL barge and c"mplct" stock
# =, hoc,. liquors ir.m New Orleans, which, tf"y
collected with during their business IN that
city THOR connections aud acquaintance in that
city Viii ,n.ti,i, them to obtain the choicest sup
,l,.a of Liuu"rs. Fruits, and Injuries from that
u,iirk6t ia tutGr., aud they Will spare 40 expense
nor pains - make the 81. Cit ARIES surptss,
hereafter. its former representation, pleasant
saloon, place god !iyii.l, ana elegant, refined
aud luxurious resort.
rs Billiard players viii find at this Saloon set
of the finest marble top iiitatd Fables, from the
well known aud celebrated factory al NJ Runs
sick f. co.
Tue undersigned latter Themselves that long ex-
perence and careful attention wall euable them To
merit reputation equal to any Saloon in the west
country
HE5- A splendid Lunch will he served up in the
most approved style every morning Rt 10 . clock.
HAMMER Il DREIFUSS,
aug4 Late Of New Orleans
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FATAL ACcLDEST.-Mr- Joseph Schaats,
with his son, 1t lad about Ii years old, resi-
dents of CatherInette, came to town yester-
day with wagon and two horses, dnd ON
their way home, they stopped ut the hous,,
Of ii relative in the lower part of the city.
The father had unhitched one OF the horses,
aud the son was in the act of unhitching
the other, when they Suddenly became
alarmed, and the horse still partly hitchcd
to the wagon knocked the boy down, and
the wheels passed over his body, causing
his death ia six hours lin Sae ISM
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A Brave BoY.-A fast little six year old.
the t:lvorite eldest of friend of ours con-
ceiving a dislike for Il bald-hcadcd gentle
man who frequently passed his father =
store, one day threw rocks Mt him. His
mother was much grieved at such conduct,
and not only sent an apology to the gen
t"nan, but took down the family Bible and
rehl OF the bears who came out and de
stroyed The children who rdiculed the bald
beaded prophet. The next day the little
fellow collected larger number Of rocks,
and rs soon as the gentleman "hOve in
sight, commenced hurting them ut him.
His father soon arrested his warlke demon
stration, and asked him what he meant by
such Conduct.
al thought Id see if the bears would
come sure enough, as ma said they would, ~
WAS the reply
You can't scarce Ben with bears or
any such trifing animals --4ugu8ta DIS
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\ distressing drought still; prevails in this
Territory from the Missouri River to the
Rocky Mountains Bnt very little rain has
fallen for nearly 80 days. and fears are enter.
taiued af IA total failure of all the crops
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H00FL INBS
- 2 4 " ] y 4 Z i z e Il y

L. r h ~ 4 y I i I Il =
VIII. t,astyit Et.Y CutE
Ligrr .iniitlnts. b,>i"Intt, JtuHd'De, he''""A
4. bh,i, .tse,>'-> al the k,.lnc,s aud al d-'a-es
,ri,,i,er tiut,t is,i,ieroi ier wetkueSs ci this
strninc h aud digestive organs,
ASA WITT P,.ITtSILG PAEVkNT
I4H.t I;-r.r i:ili..ss FrrDf, and Irtsr aud Aya-
See "ur Ain.,tnnc tr rr""i Pure 1jcts pet bo'Ii-
HaOFL4NB-S BALSAmfC CORDIAL
NI.f. FosITiVfiN It m
C..u.ls, colds, 81 ii,arsrue,s, nr"n,hiti= l. III
.nza tt..ai, Pnr,,taaiia In"ipitnt Consumption,
and h,-t,e,lorn.s,l th, most astonishing
EuGNn "t
CON FlKMED CON ) U NJ p T . N
As a piarrha-l cordial il is uneqnaed. Prize
cents PEI hottie.
WOOFLANDS GERH4N Pills,
heinr we'll known Throughout Europe aud Amer
.,t: iced 40 colnnendation here. They are purely
v.- table are prepared with great eNactue=s aud
sugar coated. n" better Cathartic Pill can be
! lon.d. Price p cents per box.
F.! These medicines prepared 10y Dr. G. NJ. JAck
suv & Co, Philadelphia, Pa, and ST. Louis. NJ,
ami are sold rs druggists aud dealers in medicines
! every where. The signature Of c. NJ. Jackson will
! he on the outside al each bottle @ LoX.
In oar a Ere,gLo5n'S 4fn,ss,cc," published an
nli;ty. Yuu Will lind testimony :uId c'fiimtndni"ry
noiit-s from all tar:a of the country. These a's-
] ua,S are given away by al our agents.
EEW'4RE OF COUN1ERFETTS
see that you ger lluaianl German Biters, pre-
nnr,d by pr C. NJ jackson, Philadelphia, Pa, and
that his signature ison the wrapper OF each hottie
LEIGH y C'r+iedt, d" do do
/ lvcg
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THE VALIDITY OF THE COMMON PLEAS
ACT.-Attorney General Mcdonald and
Judge Coburn Of the Marion Common
Pleas Court have an agreed case in the Ma
rion Circuit Court respecting the validity of
the act of the last Legislature in reference
to the formation of new Common Pleas Dis
tricts. The case will go to the Supreme
Court at an early day and decision rem
dered. Meanwhile it would be we'll for
party nominations for Common Pleas Judges
and District Prosecutors to be postponed I'M
til after the Supreme Court shall have an
nounced its decision.-Lnd Jour, 18Th.
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NJ ew 3CoC TX

ir"iI the East with il large 81 81 FASH
A'+hbr JrhritF, &c. comprising tine q, l and SII
Nrr tA!chr-. ttl'r Etru7'+,n luil ANA han Srtts
SIs'tet~, ki e;tstptaa, kIrr"r Rings, Ear Rings,
hocL,.ts, Silver Narr, tt,id Pens Ac Alzo, 4 few
hn, fIcn, Clocks I,,l ;.u.i hit; Thar BILE CASES,
tI,N 'lt bought nu gn,Ii tom tn iIuuilc turt-r,
wt-s re enabled aud viii sell at lie L,,rsf trtcs
Ne CoutI respectfully n.Vit- tho L,divs aud the
publ IL Ia l III aud "NtnIiri,. stu X
ri II RuItb BRO,
al RI Is Mann sire
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BOOT AND SHOE MANDATORY,


Sc ~. GEH3Ek - a., SEt;EEA@O -
-A%S L. j. T.. butcher, Mould respectfully give
h"ti"e ui.1t tbcy lntii'Iia"u'e 10 order, and haze
constantly on hand, al kinds of Roots aua She
Is,di,.s'. Cent? AID thiIdTeh's HaNih-,
-cI.i~ni-iI.d their took of Eastern work thty
PREPARED sill IA low any house ia Jhis cit9
gagged ia the Iet,Il trade None but phi4tIrtI l
wOr>tn,n employed IA This establishment
Please give lis Il ,ail. IL NJ tEKkEf x 40.
my linn
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STEAM BOATS.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
rg1HE .y.EEV' s.N-ES sPLE

FEV4F = bR@LANVEB4D
u Passenger Packet AUTO s<=xs
GRAFT, SCOTT, Master, GREER, t->Sattgsso-Aszf~
Clerk, will leave above, Sat seS.asssSsse-
uriay, 18th INST. For Freight passage apply on
board or to Brown Altman, Water street.
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f. Fendrich e BROTHERS,

Would rrspectiully inform the citizens of Evans
vile aud vicinity, that they have larger stock Of
Tobacco, Seg0rs, S'aat6, Pipes, and German
Smoking Tobacco
Than any two establishments Of Onr principal
cities
Hotels and store keepers, look your interests.
BEFORE purchasing el7ew hare, please examine out
L,rEv a-a,'r tuent, which Ne pledge ourselves Ia sell
at the lowest Baltimore prices, and cheaper tiiiu
bc EoH-ht in Cincinnati ar louisville a II We
ASK il that son shall call and Judge for Yourselves.
We otter any Of the above at Who'll, sale ar rtiil.-
nur establishment is branch of tn, we'll kn"wu
extensive Baltimore Tobacco Warehouse uf los.
Fendrioh & Bros, No. LOO Forest street
r. FEN DRICII n BROS,
Main St, door above FHst,
oct2t Evansville, lud-
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STATE Oh NEW YORK.
CIT1 y COUNTY OF NEW 1pGk.
Personally Appeared before me tbs @tth lay #
November, A. y. 1872, Joseph WalSr:, Pr,ri'I.ut,
:,!sd Richard H. Iaylock, Secretary of tie Secu-
tit, FIR. Insurance Company. rt iic sit, of hrW
York. rally affirmed Ilitt tho within state,
hy thcln ~tt',scri. il correct and true 10 the
best a. their knowledge and heiiCi-
TIipS. L. THpENELJ..
Commissioner Tor tn. St.:c of Indiana.
IN New York.
I his Company has complied with the lt, of In
diana concerning Insurance Companies, and is PIE
pared take risks the City OF Evans, lie ami
V;mdrituIgh county, Ind
T. II. SABIN, Agent,
deriG - Main street.
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GEUtt;E rItUt:N IlIl.Ii takes pleasure in in
rrui. hi lid !,r.'n.rs that il the quality and
style 81 his vuft, hc lajt.ts himself he cannot be
r.Nctllrd. ~. ':y aili le found at the corner OF
Second and sisin streets, where the choicest Har-
and SadI!r~ 81 every description be obtain
cd uIi tis i,,--i
skSs- ErptI liS siune with neatuess and dispatch.
Second maud Harness ilsvays on hand. iel
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REGULAR PACKETS.
n D.g.N sE-zLLR, P.SDUC.gN, .g.N-El

BT T:g.S STELLR, E'.IDUC-EH, .R.N-D
a \ CAIRO REGULAR PASSEN a~-.
GER PACK TT, CHARLEY BOWEN, eL1tsIt-sS3a
DEXTER, Master, leaves Evansville ESzsIrszasaLEs4
Tuesday and Saturday, at II o'clock Nj, arrIv-
ing at Paducah at q o'clock, A. NJ, Cairo at
II O'Clock, NJ, WEDNESDAY and Saturday. Re
turning, leaves Cairo every Wednesday aud Sunday,
at o clock, p. NJ, and Slnthiani overy Thursday
aud Monday, at o'clock, A. M, connecting at
Evansville with the Evansville aud CTawfoTdsviIle
L. r., and Packets for Green River. Also,
Meeting at Smithland with Cumberland River Pack.
cts at Cairo, with Memphis New Orleans aud St
Louis Packets.
Tickets can be obtained on board Che boat for All
Eastern Cites. sept23
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Flhcehhes COffespOhde nces


Wabash river on a stand 1t will begin
to rise fast to night as we had very heavy
rain from II o'clock yesterday ill last
night. The steamer ATLANTA is for sale
parties from Memphis have offered to bay
her. She will be brought hear and her
cargo transferred. ". H. W
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=.
Having complied with the law Of 1nlinna; BY
nlihi III INC 3tt'e A.utoi "ilIe ui l'7
C"hdlIl"h me htSl OF January loou ana Receiving
cefuHcitc5 81 authority I" trAnsact Insurance pn7l
ness III the stare Aleh = Ltuiock Is the uulS at
ihllAtO agent Tor thIs tlt} having hlc hlh author
lty III the county CLERKS ofh;e
The Home Insurance ContrAny lhshfts against
oaS or damage by FIRE AMI ll"r daieTs OF Inland
Navigation and hsPortatioi, GU terms as ia'"t
able 40 the nature OF the rls5 and the real security
Of the insured and VI the Company viii warrant.
Lcs=es equitailiy adjusted and promptly pad
CHARLES j. MARTIN, President.
\. + NiLh AIirl, Vice Frrhiient
J. hILTo@ Sam, Secretary
JonN MCGEE, Mss I See ~.
bihhCltES.
III. &. Lambert Flrm "i \. ~ a Lawrence y 10
Gr"rse g. C%ii'n' Firin OF f'"rn,ti t"ili"s '''
i''hlofd ~ '"i h,'N' fltii "i N'iia3 "'tft" .
l.nrns Hopkins 'r~si iniI"iicr9 : Irn1rrs' Bank
Thomas ie2S'ht"i' , IN 90 = q - N'"'s'hsrr-
Nm II si'ii'H' tlii' "i Hih!"' h'H'h Il 60
Chariea ). Martin. President
a r W huIArth' ffrsiI
thts. Z Hatch itm 81 9 u Ha'rh . {" .
~ N;itsnn hntl' "Iim al ht7k'H' nfeirith bhiI-
ii"nrt M"Ea'i,
Levi F. stone firm 81 Stoh'' starr 60
} Humphrey, Late "i the MN "l Barney, HhmPi-
~ Il
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1 hO utSt1H lISo utI'tIttu III tue CNSh'
1.-The GreeaoiIs arrived with Il very
good load of tobacco.
1.-The Sunny Side passed up at noon
with n light freight trip, but full of passeu-
gers.
...... The Mud 81 tie Hist has been
chartered to carry the mail between here
and Henderson. Capt Hall is acting as
mail agent for the present.
-'--.' The Lebanon passed down yesterday
with the Louisville and Memphis mail on
board. Capt. Pierce of the Cincinnati Mail
company was a passenger. He carried off
Onr friend Miller from the Post-ofIice to act
as mail agent.
THE celebrated steamer, GEN. quit
man, leaves New Orleans on Saturday next
on tiip to Louisville. The Peytona leaves
the same day. The Pacifc was advertised
to leave on Monday last, and the Autotrat,
on yesterday.
During the gale at Louisville, the
chimneys of the steamer Argyle were blown
overheard.
The Cry EagJs lost her chimneys over
l0ard i'll like manner. One of them fell on
= roof of the Lancaster, breaking it in
..uu otherwise doing damage In conse-
quence OF this disaster the Grey EIgle will
not leave Louisville until Friday.
Ten cCal boats were stove in and sunk
at Louisville during the storm on Monday
night,
The Robert J. Ward was sold al
auction again in New Orleans on Saturday
last.
--.--' The GreenuiUe arrived yesterday
from Bowling Green with a good load oil
tobacco.
The Masonic Gem is to be thoroughly
repaired before making another trip, having
her chimneys fixed, and painted throughout
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~ THf.T.V'E.ss re +.ss -Kc -NO.E'E -
g - Bitir0in Brothers nov paying tWenty two
aud ii hiatt cents, current money, for Spanish anu
AeXioan quarters. toDt
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FOR WABASH RIVER

MY ~ asL.4x U.3R.1SH R..zCRET-
II a The new aud light draught Ta.z.
steamer MASONIC GEM, Iillsbnry sIlzt1 IL i
Master, Mcdonald Clerk, will make ss=@lzzcz=
regular trips between Evansville aud Nt. Carmel,
durn. the season.
For freight passage apply on board. jan3Itf
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HHT.s-NrsT-TEGE .g.e-O I,.sDEc.sH

HIfE-&~N SR4LAE sd~fH FszD OC~fA
-fzk A C ET--'lho fine steamer -,,,,
DUNBAR. Gus Fowler, master, | ll-i1t7ay
leaves Evansville every Monday s.sssS.-= = u
Wednesday, aud Friday, at y o'clock NJ Leaves
Pahucah every Tuesday, Eharf,lny, and Saturday,
1T . O'Clock y. NJ Connecting at Evansville with
the Evansville and Charlottesville Railroad for all
peius North and East, with packets for Louisville
Green, and Wabash rivers. Al Paducah with pack
cts for St Louis, New Orleans, and the Daily Mail
boats foI Cairo, Nashville, and Tennessee river.
RAS- Business promptly attended, and charges for
freight a!id passage, same charged by the rrgu-
lar packet. Through bills of Ialmg given to New
Orleans and all points ON the Tennessee aud Cum
berland rivers auglS
e, 0H S0ETE s.ERRGETS-S' AVID
Il POND KlFER -fhe eiegont sss-
passenger steamer LUE EAFE5, urE14R
MoDoNAID, Master, TAYLOR, Clerk, 5 80
Will make regular tr weekly trips to aouth Car
roton and Pond River, leaving Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays
For irelsht OF LAS sago. aLLIH ON hoAId dclntf
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E-mNgoVAL!

SgJYE; g.R-DERSEGsT&D WODED
a respectfully inform their friends and the pub
u" generally, that they have removed Their ohnce
aud Store To their building First street, three
door. above Pine street, near the foundry, where
tie, viii bc able to give more prompt attention
to- The orders Of their customers. large lot Of
stov, will he sold retail, at Wholesale prices,
1T order t. close out the stock
dec, KRAFT & HEILMAN.
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g NsOh 81 q S'Ssst.S FL sIOOD
n Coal Boat, - ieet long, 10 wade H,ai feet
d-i. Inquire 81 LAS 0AkIEN \ son.
tvn-l
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gat Daily 9unrual,
RIVER ITEMS
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

The Heather, yesterday, nOtwith-
standing the rain of the night previous, was
very sultry, and business was extremely
dull.
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sTATE OE NEW YO!Ik,

I'''F1I II - -RI'INI-'a7 T -
L. L. nAlpoci,, t,,.'rotary.
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IHES.N.1-RR'S orr, FESH OEE, .f.N'Is
Az Sperm Oh, for sale Jy the blcr-l ~ gallon at
aPrI2 IL MAIN STREET.
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Il ,S-FsGs- s4E0CEHEEs

Ek E.DOScfE.. -. e. gar EsEE.I'E t'ss.
q a have removed L. Water street. i.,Ir, doors
sl,,v. Main.
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THE Bo,rsn left Mt her usual hour
The GiLtum also departed in the evening.
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The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-01-28
CLASS REPROB ALTON d
=. HONEST LAWYERS. H.

! WE still occasionally meet with in
diyiduals who entertain preiudices
against whole professions, declaring,
for instance, that all engaged IN the
law must needs betainted with roguery.
That there may be something unfavour-
able to general morality in the maxim
which sanctions q legal man in taking
up causes which he fully believes to Be
bad, We are not prepared to deny; that
there are many despicable pettifoggers
continual engaged in dirty and
roguish work, cannot be doubled; but
it's at the same time evident 10 all
who can take Q comprehensive view .of
The profession, that the great mass are
men OF the Purest honour, while MANY
exhibit even I'M unusual exactness intheir
dealings with their fellow creatures.
The effect OF the following true story
will be, we think, to show that honour
and shame are not necessarily connected
with any of the walks Of life ii which
common prejudice expects to find
them.
In certain mercantile town, which
need not be named, there existed, thirty
years ago, d house traiisacting business
: under the firm Of B. M. I'll. and Co.
Their trdsty clerk, j. S., having been
one day sent 10 the bank for q large
sum, which was paid 70 him in hundred
pound notes, was returning with it,,
when, having gone into a shop for some
unimportant purpose, he nnluckily drop
ped one Of the notes, which he did not
miss till be had reached the counting
house Of his employers. The Junior
partner Of a thriving manufacturing
house happened to observe it immed-
lately after the loser had departed, and.
having picked il up nnobseryed, he
showed il to his partners as a Windfall,l
and they agreed to regard it as . com
mon good, and enter il as such in their
books. The loss of the note was duly
advertised in the newspapers and by
plaeard: the fact became universally
known, and was as universally regretted;
hNf M tnscn ~ - u,s d. .eyEe,. IiSrnp arad
Tn -, 80 IN w. - I.
;on.s IS.r, MI G 5 as a ,i,.a ~ ne; -
fortune of the poor clerk, upon whom
twas known that the loss would fall.
abi;gad : ,asla ! nm Ia s',n & : rs
smaioao s n,,t 81 I;t, la f,,nd ub;.b IL
bsa ~ - 's .ro,;s;o, for :
lanss sssl dansS,sr Worse still. ! tha
m;sfcs S No. ayeyed mon his sn;rits He
fsli in.o nj beaIth and soon after died.
leas; mo-. : destitute family. 5.l1 2.Zs,, 8
For twenty wears. he trio who had
divided the hundred mounds pitilessly
beheld the strugples Of 4 the Door widow
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i = = : La : 49,
A WoMkN LIVES Sixrr-EioHr Days WTrHoUr
Foop The oakaloosa lows Herald. Of Nopem-
Der 24th,s says that the wife Of Mr. Henry
Cruzsn, Of Madison township, Of that county.
who was insane. determined, on being prevented
from co uniting suicide In any other manner. TO
save herself to death. She dird on the sixty
gh,h day sitter ceasing' 10 take food, and. took
nothing In the meantime but a lille water and
three doses Of cathafiic pills, which she took 70
shorten her sufferings, but which her friends
gave her In connection with dozen dough pills,
as she would not take them uaiess she took .
large number, and they GOT . little food thus
INTO her stomach by deception. She was a large
aeshy woman when she commenced 10 refuse
food. and retained her consciousness and Tesoluti
determination I'LL within three days Of her death
/ The editor or the. Herald vouches for the above
| We, with him. consider It one Of the most re
! markabls casss on record ofbeibg 80 long a Tim
without food. Z. 4 i. .,.: =....:,.
| LeNGwooD. Napoleon III. ismtndful Of his
4 anci e,s former hA5ita,ion on st. Helena, haginl
recently ordered the appropriation Of So. 900 70
the thorough repair Of Lengwood House an
the EmPerof's tomb, ss well as The domain cal
led the Vale Of Napoleon, which sum 10 10 fora
special item in the budget. Since this tsrFitor,
wasceded by the British government. The FIsnc
have had at Longwood resident commandment Z
a salary Of q, 400 q year =.
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j need not repeat the Arguments which urged
IN my last annual message IN favor or the ac-s
quisiliop Of Cuha BY fair purchase. NY opi1.
ions on that measufe remain unchanged. d, /
therefore again iRyite the serious attention of
Congressto this important subject. Without
recognition Of this policy on their part, il vi he
almost impossible to institute negotiations with
any reasonable prospect Of success. .s4 IL. 8
RELATIONS WITH GREAT BAIrAIa. ,.=fss
Until recent period there was good reason TO
believe that IEhould be able 10 announce to ySa