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IL THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED.
IN cqnsr4genos Of the lnclemercy Of the veathGr,
uutll MONDAY next, the IGth Instant, same hour
and place. w. SELDEN. u. : Marsha
ma II y for nIktTlc. of I, OlumbIa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-14

COUNTRY RESIDENCE AND TWENTY
~ acres LAND attached in Fairfax county one
and halfmIles from Alexandria and the same dis.
lance from the Theological Seminary, for sale
House new, la nd improved. fencing good, water
plenty, situation very healthy, society excellent
Fo- price. terms, &C., &c, address b. +. PLUM,
MER, Alexandria, Va.
y. B.-TwO Dwellings in Alexandra for rent ono
brick and new, the other frame; both pleasantly sit
uated' Una 3-eolInl b. Il. p.
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0SHON: AMOS KENDALL. WILL LEG
S0Snw Me- me ne smithsonian institution for The
OuHE Msn 3 christian Association on TrJ- Isss
D !oas, 6Vs s3d May 18th. Members Of the As
,SS fras T,Id Ladss accompanying them admit
Sr unoo- tokets admitting gentleman and Iad,
. cents to be had At all the Book and Muse S,ore
ana az - me door on the evening 1.-THE lecture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-14

FOR SALE-A desirable RESIDENCE and y
Il acres of Land, on the road leading from ColuIn-
ban College 70 the Soldiers Home. near the First
Toll Gate. The improvements are good, and the
location admirably adapted to gardening or dairy
purposes. For terms, &c, apply TO w. r. DICK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-14

LYON's MAGNETIC Pills
Are Certain Death To Rats and Mice.
Sold eVeTVwbara am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-14
PERSONAL.

MADAME FELIX, FORTUNE TELLER.
~ irom Paris begs leave to inform the Ladies
ana Gentlemen OF Washington that she can be CON
suited on all Affairs of Love or Business At asa
Eleventh street, between F and 6. apl8.,ms
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-10

Now that the election is over, people will
have time to attend to their own business.
We inform our friends that friend Phares
has removed to Hughes's Dry-goods and
Clothipg Store, where .he5will cut or man
ufacture to order any garment required for
Gents or Boys In the very best style-
Hughes keeps a nice assortment of Cloths,
CaSsimeres, Tweeds, and Jeans, which he
iis selling at very low prices. He keeps a
very large stock of Notions, Ribbons, and
Trimmings, very desirable this season. La
dies can supply many of their wants at his
house 81 81 ~ Il
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-10

Nav York, Oct. sth--At meeting held
this afternoon, the Presidential electors re-
signed, in order to unite the Democracy on
the Union Electoral ticket. An address
was adopted, which ssdenounces the Albany
Regency, and charges upon them the pur>
pose, by refusing to allow compromise
with the Breckinridge Committee, to give
the State TO Lincoln 1t attacks Douglas
and his platform, but recommends the sup
port of the Douglas and Bell Fusion Elec-
toral ticket, headed by George Redfeld, in
order to defeat Lincoln and throw the cleo
ton into Congress, which 1t is believed will
result in the choice OF Breckinridge and
Lane. i--.. -s .ra.
A resolution was also adopted, urging a
thorough organization in each county and
district. s. -.sr
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-10

ROBERTSON WHisKY.-fhe besh~hisky in
Tennessee is called "RebertsOn.' A cor
respondent Of the n. 7. Herald, who recent
Iy made pilgrimage to the Hermitage, says
this about the whisky and grocery keeper
who habitates near that Mecca of the DEM
ocraey; ~.
Tommy thought that among all the pill
grims that halted al this place, little ftl-
low named Douglas could ago bis Robert
son with the greatest ease. Robertson is
the name Of q county Ia Tenneesee, where
they manufacture white whisky, and the
term " Robertson Is used in contradistine-
ton to &C Bourbon IA county In Kentucky
where whisky for Eastern consumption Is
manufactured in considerable quantities.
When these tvo rival Southern houses
meet in Northern stomach the effect Is
like q clap Of thunder, knocking everything
into confusion, and tearing around human
trunks like a tornado among the trunks of
trees in Kentucky forest Jersey light
ming is a milky way compared to the seusa.
ton. s.H.-rrl g.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-10

WASHINGTON Sth.-The- revenue cutter
Harriet Lane returned last night and left
this morning for New York.
Numerous and urgent but Intellectual ap-
plications have been made for the further
postponement of the Minnesota pre- -emption
claims within the prescribed time. Accord
ing to an official statement of the Secretary
OF the Interior, the pre-emptors will inevit-
ably lose their lands, if sold and paid for by
other parties but if not sold, they would,
under the decIaratory notices of the settlers,
have the benefit of years credit allowed
by Law for paying for lands thus become
subject to private entry. era-
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Is f.EE'a 3 q Br THE z. Ssw. LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
INDIANA ELECTlON.

IEDfANAPoLIs, Oct. 9th.-The election re-
turns from this State thus far are very
meager; the ticket being long, if will prob
ably be morning before we get anything
definite, Indications are that the whole
Republican ticket is elected. The vote in
this city is about 700 larger than at any
previous election. Large Republican gain.
Warren township, Marion county, Demo-
cratic gain of 60; Delaware county, one
township, Republican. gain 80; st. Joseph
county, 700 Republican majority; gain over
the vote Of 1858 of $685., Richmond city,
Republican majority 665; Jackson town
shiI Parke county, gives 33 Republi-
can majority, Republican gain; Wabash
county, Wabash town and township, Lanes
majority is Ala, gain over 1856 of l48.
Porter, Rep for Congress in the 9th dis
trict, elected by a majority of 500 to TOO.
Putnam county, one township, Republican
majority 1l3, gain over 1856 of SO. 5et
q Six townships in Wayne county heard
from give Lane (Rep.) for Governor $40
msj., which is a aRepublican gain of !3o2.
Hancock Co, BrandyWine township, Dem.
maj, sc. In Marion Co, three additional
townships heard from give 800 Rep. mai,
which is a gainof lO7 over the vote ofI86s.
The following Members Of Congress are
Ger tainly elected. i'i
/ w. Mckee Dunn, Sd District; G. w. Ju-
liam, 9TH District A. G. Porter, 9th Dis
trict; Albert s. White, 9Th District; Sehuy-
ler Colfax, 9th District; W.. Mitchell, ] 9th
District; Mr.. Shanks, llth District.
John ). Davis, n Independent Wing
End District, probably; the 4th and 7th
Districts doubtful. 1t is generally conceded
here that the entire Republican State ticket
is elected. The Rep. maj. in Marion Co.,
49, = i Hni0ll n LOO
is reported 1000 Rep. maj 4 no
PRHcFrox, Oct.1e, 8 P. M.-Ioo votes
counted. Republican ticket 9 ahead. Over
900 votes spoIledL 9ult9VGTt
51I1gA4aRrru, aoet H. LIS u.-Jackson
townships Republican majority lO5-a gain
of 20 Republican gains in every town
ship. In Lafayette the Republican majority
is so. Indications of a Republican gain Of
from 800 to l, 900 in the county. White is
running ahead for Congress- e 20
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-10

BosroN, Oct. 9.--The passengers from the
Connaughtsaved nothing except the clothes
in which they stood. Capt. Leitch and Mr..
Cox, passenger, landed at Scituate this
forenoon, and arrived at Boston at o'clock.
1t is supposed the fire had been shoulder
ing for long time from the rapid progress
the flames made after being discovered.
The Capt. is unable to account for the
leak which filed the vessel rapidly against
all efforts of the pumps. The Cannaught
is valued at 10000 pounds, and is fully
insured in England. She was built of iron
and launched at New Castle on Tyne April
last. She is of over 4, 900 tons burthen.-
She had6ve water tight compartments.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-10

RoOM YoR THE ABoLIRIoEIsTs.-ThsH New
York Abolitionists are very severe on the
Republican party-and in a recent address
to the people say, that Of all the factions en-
gagged in the Presidential contest /" the Re-
publican is the most senSeleSs, baseless, aim
less, inconsistent and insincere. It has no
Constitutional principles 70 stand upon, and
it lives up to no moral ones" or Mr.. Sew.
ard the Abolitionists speak as Q shameless
man, and say that his "deliberats heartless-
ness" toward the negro ais 80 monstrous
as TO be disgusting" and in conclusion, they
declare that the great object 70 be gained At
the coming election is, "to procure the de-
feat of the Republicans"
They should, by all means, have a man
or two on the New York fusion ticket
Cia. Com e4b
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-10

PARIS, Thursday.-The Sardinian Minis
ter had audience with Emperor yesterday in
order to take leave. Phe legation Is ieft in
charge of the first Secretary.
Gen. Guyon had issued an order-oEday,
declaring his resolution TO defend the Pope
to the last. An Envoy from the Pope, IL 10
said, had arrived at Paris with the Pope's
Ultimatum. To effect that, IL France does
notinterfere to prevent further progress of
the Piedmontese, be will leave Rome forth"
with. .Eef
The King of Naples had executed Gen.
SatorEa, at Gaeta for high treason.
Victor Emanuel was about to 60 to
Bologna. Ledru Rollin was at Naples.
Forts Telago and Terlitto at Ancona,
were taken by assault, by the SardinianS,
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R@The very low Figures at which pev-

B8The very low figures at which Dew
Inns excellent clothing is now sold. has
caused quite demand for those elegant
" Imperial" overcoats and those beautiful
and tasty business suits. Every article sold
by Lyons is warranted to give perfect satis-
faction, as he selects clothing with an eye to
durability, as well as style and elegance
Bear in mind that Lyons's is the only cloth
ing house. in this part of the State at which
Devliu's clothing ia sold. f.-F D
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-10

GIBSON CoUsrY FAIR.-The E. & c. r. R.
will sell half-fare tickets by regular trains
on Thursday and Friday, llth and l2th
inst. Passengers return by Mail train,
leaving Princeton at 400 P. w. and return
to Evansville at 5:loP.M.
Let all who want to see the finest County
Fair in Southern Indiana, and charming
excursion, go. Price of tickets there and
back only one dollar, oct1o-atd.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-10

PH1LADELPHIA, sth.-Ths Prince of Wales
arrives at 4:2o p. n. tomorrow. The re-
ception at the depot will be strictly private,
Mayor Henry and the British Consul Court
right receiving him as the cars. A,
The Philadelphia and Baltimore railroad
have made arrangements for running q
special train. Immediately on bis arrival,
the Prince will be conducted TO his private
apartments at the Continental Hotel. The
next morning he will receive visitors in the
afternoon attend the race at Point Breeze
Park in the evening, the grand Opera.
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WAsHINGFoE, Oct. 6.-The New Orleans
Picayune of the Sd inst, reports the exPlo-
sion Of the steamer Bayou City, running
regularly between Galveston and Houston,
near Lynchburg, with fearful loss Of llfe.-
The whole number killed RAd woHaded is
unknown. Those known 20 be killed prin-
cipally belong 10 the boat and negroes
There was large list of passengers. AS far
as known, she explosion was caused by In
erustation by salt water in the boilers. v
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
$40 Reward.

W III HID sd.
MAJF WsEDN:H9D.GR r" sReEGHT, 81
" inst, at French Island, JAMRS PORTkR.
aged Al years. He Is about feet inches high,
and whiskers. He had on check shirt. pair Of
grey pants, patched on the knees and ssat, canton
flannel drawers cotton suspenders, heevy calf sk1n
shoes, almost nav, and WOODEN socks. In bis poek.
cts were Two Penknfyes, ono with an Iron handlss
and to the upper button.hoIe Of his pants we're
tied two small keys.
Any infornation 30 that I can and his body, DE-
rectsd to me at EeWburgh during this week, will
be thankfully received and rewarded as above. II
after this week the Information be feeGFaDhed
10 q. p. SCHRECK BON ss VsFayY Ind, the
same reward Will be giVeD.
sAMUEL PORTER,
NswbHrgh, Oct. 9Th. Octlo-2td
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A PRINTERS foABF.-The PriAteF, the
master Of trades. He beats the farmer
with his fast Hoe" the carpenter With
his rule and the mason in setting tall col
umns he surpasses the lawyer and doctor
in tending to cases, and beats the pareoa in
his management of the devil.
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BosroN, Oct 9th, M.-The steamship
Connaught, fror Glsway, via st. Johns,
sprung leak Saturday and took FIRE Sun
day morning about l4O miles from Boston
light house. 1t is reported that all her pas
sengers and crew were saved by the brig
Minnie Shaeffer and bEoRght to Scituate. A
steamer has gone thss tow the brig up
to this city.
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MILWAUKEE, Oct. 0th, deputy o. s.
Marshal Taylor, last night, arrested 8. N.
Beoth, at Berlin, Wiz, who escaped from
the Custom House In August where he was
confined for violation of the fugitive slave
law. He was brought to this city this
morning, where he remains In the custody
of the Marshal. ~ II .s
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PHILADRLPHIA, Oct. e.--Ths Prince Of
Wales arrived at 40 this afternoon. He
was received by the Mayor on the platform
of the cars without any formal ceremonies.
No speeches were made whatever. The
Prince was conducted TO his carriage, and
driven to the ContinentAl Hotel A nun-
Der of spectators gathered on the side walk
of the Hotel.
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NEW York, Oct. 8.-The Union meeting
at Cooper's Institute this morning was at
tended by about Is, 900 people. Four
meetings assembled outside with bands of
music, and the square was lit up. There
was considerable enthusiasm. Speeches
were made by Ex-Governor Seymour, John
A. Dix and others
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Wooden and WilloW Ware

so nests German market baskets, in. nest; II
nests ass. clothes baskets; doz. covered mar
ket baskets; dOz. iron bound half bushels; doz.
plain half bushels; do2 bbl and half Dbl. covers
doc. sizes cedar wash tubs; doz. ass. siges
painted tubs; do8 extra heavy oak stabss 5cckets
doz. ass 2 and hooped cedar buckets; Is nests
nests covered sugar boxes with handles; 10 dog. 20
tate msshers; doz. beef mauls; 10 doz. rolling
pins; 10 doz. butter ladies; doz wooden spoons;
doz. butter prints; doz English butter mOulds !
10 box No. clothes pins; 20 gross spring clothes
pins; dOg. ass. sizes wooden bowls coa. butter
spades; 3 dos. lemon squeezers; 100 doz. boxes
Carfer's extra patent whitfield clothes pins;
knife trays; doz. knife baskets, &c, &e., &c,
just opened and for sale at half price by
sept. "a. COOK & LANGLEY.
fNIHELDRRJVs'S C.GPS.-EF yOs SOGE.
u something nice in the way of Ohildren'B Caps.
cali at READ & BURROWS,
sep. q go. 10 Main st.
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FLORIDA ELEorION.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. e.-The Breekin-
ridge candidates for Governor and Con.
gressnen are elected BY about 1900 ma
jority only. Chas. L. Jones, the candidate
for Mayer on the citizens ticket, is elected
over the Democratic nominee. -t
SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. 9.--Returns from is
counties in Florida give Milton 3 majority
of 1878.
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BAETrAoRs, Oct. sth, M.--The PriHce ar
rived at 8 o'clock and was received with .
fine military escort, which rs guard Of
honor conducted the Prince and suite to the
Gilmore House. The streets were thronged
with spectators -1sli .ga ~ a=-
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Send In the News.

The public are very anxious for news.
Will our friends accommodate US and the
public BY reporting news at this Office as
they hear it. We will reciprocate by Civ
ing them all we have.
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BROWNSVILLE, n. T., Oe.. 9, H.-The cleo
tion for delegate to Congress is progressing
quietly. The Mayor of the city issued
proclamation, closing the drinking saloons,
and order prezails. The weather is foe,
and the vote of the territory is large. r,
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FARTHzR PoINT, Oct. 9th, P. A,-The
steamer North Britain, with one days later
news, was signaled at o'clockP. n, but the
wires were working 30 badly her news will
not be.receiVed tonight. +,
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THB RESULT in this county looks cer-
tain for Wolfiin- The probabilities are
good for Hopkins, Hugo, Prick, Foster, and
Bumb. In Centre Township no counting
was done last night, From Perry good
news was sent in for Wolflin. Tomorrow
morning We shall we think be able to give
the entire vote of the county We write at
3 A. .
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NBw YoRK, Oct. 9th, P. M.-Judge Peck
ham has continued the injunction to pres
vent the removal of the rails from 40 miles
Of the Northern or Albany and Vermont
and Canada Railroad, from Albany to Ra-
gle Bridge, Rensselaer, county.
Amos C. Prescott, president of the State
Council, has abandoned the Union ticket,
and declared for Lincoln. His letter is
published in the Evening Journal tonight.
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i WAsH1NGroE, Oct. 9Th, M.-The p. N.
General has issued an order, that after the
first of November, all unpaid letters win be
sent TO the dead letter Office, the practice
of notifying the writers thereof not having
had the desired effect of preventing their
accumulation. ..H
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EVANSVILLE, tND WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER TO- $780,

T Lorraine CoUET1.-In i3 towns, Briuker-
hof has 1900 majority. A gain over Den
nison Of 800. as41u4a4E
Scattering returns from Huron and Sum-
NIT counties show Republican gains over
the gubernatorial vote
COLUMBUS, -City.-Gailowsy, Re-.
publican, for Congress, has 20 majority
a gain over last year of 346. u
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PHILADsLPHIA, Oct, s.-rhere will be no
change OF candidates in the Second UoA-
gressional District, John Broedhead The
Democratic candidate not having withdrawn
as reported: ,...'- -e..t
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Pigeon Pownship--Partsal seturns

Pigeon FOWnshtp--RartfaI Returnss
Up to the time the counting at our two
precincts was discontinued, at midnight last
night, about one-sixth Of the votes were
counted. At the Upper poll 919 votes were
cast at the Lower l654-total, t2,573. At
the Upper precinct the greatest number OF
votes were cast for Common Pleas Judge.
LAG. At the Lower, the highest number
was cast for Congressmen-2s4.
At the Upper Precinct the average ma
jority for the Republican State ticket is
about 90. For Congress Law gets 60, De.
Bruler 7S. G. P. Judge, Sunson SO, Pitcher
80. For Dist. Atty, Lewis 4s, Antilles, 60,
Land q. Clerk, Richter l4B. Il Sheriff,
Gavitt 81, WolAin SO, Hull 2. Treasures,
Caldwell 81, Calvert SO, Terry &c, vickeEy
40. Recorder, Lunkenheimer 65, Nc
Cracken "a, Oakley 46. Coroner, Lusk 80,
Waymanis9, Walker 8. Surveyor, Saund-
srs 46, Frick SO. Joint Rep, Edsoris 50,
Hugo s5.A Rep, Whittlesey 40, Hopkins
81. Com, lst District, Aiken 80, Clifford
6, Becker 4, Foster II, Muentzer l6, Bull
lock l. Com, Sd Dist, Hogue A, Bumb
81, Simpson l. Town. Assessor, Warren
80, Boffandick 10. "
"a At the Lower Precinct the average ma
jority for the Dem. State Ticket is about lsV
For Congressman, Law gets l6O, DeBruler
l24., n Common Pleas Judge, aStiDson
l46, Pitcher 1877. Clerk, Richter $50. -
! Sheriff, Gavitt l33, wolfin 14s. Treasurer,
Caldwell 96, Calvert lol, Terry 49, viek-
cry 81. Recorder, Lunkenhefmer 226, Nc
Oraeken IS, Oakley 50, Coroner, Lusk 81,
Wayman Isl. District Attorney, Lewis
a, sAnthes 2oe.g Surveyor Saunders 90,
Frick 1853. Joint Representative, Edison
lis, Hugo l4s. Representative, WhittIe-
sey lls, Hopkins l5s. Commissioner of Isl
District, Aiken 50, Clifford "a, Becker l5
Foster lle, Auentzer So. Commissioners, Sd
District Hogue 1i2, Bnmb l39 Township
Assessor, Warren ia, Boffandiek 81.
The tickets are 80 " scratched" that the
work Of counting is slow. Is will be late
| tonight before they are all counted in this
township, but we think We shall be able tc
/ give the full figures to-morrow morning.-=
We can say this for the encouragement oi
the friends of our candidates the probability
is that their vote viii still improve towards
the bottom of the box es, for our best voting
was done in the forenoon, while our oppo
nents did their best toward night.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-10

BALTIMORE, Oct. e.-ThS Primes Of Wales
took drive through the city this morning
with the Mayor. He leaves at noon to-day
for Philadelphia ...I
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Sr. LoUIs, sth.-A large Bell and Everett
meeting was held in this city to-day At
this time some 500 torch bearers, with mu-
sic, &C., are paradiug.
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BosToN, Oct, 9th, P. M.--The Con-
naught had on board $4,000 in gold
government money-taken on board at st.
Johns, which was lost with the ship.
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New YoRK, sth.-BANK SrArsNESr.-The
decrease in loans is $l2,2e9; decrease in
specie, $2e, 1853; increase in circulation
$s2,87o decrease in deposits, 81, zoe, ,657.
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DRowNRD.-Read the advertisement of
James Porter being drowned at French Is
land ....
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
B~ WHY DOES OAK HALL SELL
MORE CLOTHING THAN ANY OTHER
HOUSE IN RvANSVILLEP s.rt

Answer,-Because they sell twenty per
cent cheaper than any other House in The
city. ts- r. -aa- I'D ".. H. Oct. Ist-H
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. 9th, M.-The official
census returns give Louisyille7o,l72, incluil-
ing 5,401 eolored FL