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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13
fe1t Might all have feeI 9reve,,ted."


OF course it might; this whole disturbance.
this civil war, an expression which conveys in
itself disasters and dangers and horrors that in
this co&uty the present generation have not
'reckoEed among the possibilities, might all
have been prevented by the North. at'Fhe men
who have acted with jeff Davis and against
1the ngea composing the present administration
so iang that they eaEnot change in their hearts,
thot.g they profess in their voices, constant
" tell US that ;"itamight have been pteTented.s
we adinit!it; t-might hayp been prevented IN
the begnningy and it H1ight be stopped now by
precisely the sane ineans.aI twas prevented for
a long time. The way irwllic4 it was prevent
ed and in wlichit mI<htEt4li have been pre-
vented, and m. which itlsight now be stopped.
is by the entire and. unconditional submission.
Of the North to the South, of de right to the
wrong Of the Constitriiou'to TO reason. 1t is on
ly necess Try to bring back tue Buchanan rUle
10 inaugurate new government in which all
the honor5 and rewards shall be giver to the
South, in which the main policy, the leading
purpose, shall be the perpetuation, the
.streng tlPning and the extension Of human sla
very. Firing ttck Floyd, aud Cobb, aud Thorn
son into the cabinet, place jeff Davis, aud Sill
dell, and Mason over them, the power behind
the tl;rone,sand it will be stopped All that
they asked was.::'t2 hq let alone,3 They had
the power of Tie government, attained by fraud
and corruption, and they used it for their own
purposes; and the peop'o of the free States
would not f.ief Them alo,ic;" but took theirow
affairs ii&a05thoir bands, and determined tha6
while yielding to the South allitslconstimtion-
al rights, they would no longer submit to have
their own violated or ignored. d.-Wbeeliag Ia
tcH'gencer.
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the sword of treason may have been born upon
American soil, but he has not an Am ric IN
he art The true son of the country, like Il e
true mothCr, p efers the Union above all con-
sideration. [Applaus:
In taking leave of you, fcllow'citizens, I
thank you again and again for this distinguish
ed honor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13

of the Assistant Treasurers at Boston, New
York, Philadelphia or ST Louis, or to the De-
pository at Cincinnati, where certifcatei will
entitle the holders to Treasury notes on the
terms already stated. The patriotism Of the
people. it is,Rot to be doubted, win promptly
respond 10 the liberal wisdom of their repre-
sentatives-
tSigned) S. P CHASE,
Secretary of the Treasury
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13

sand men on shipboard and bound South on an
expedition, would stampede the armies of the
rebels in Virginia and Missouri. The cruel.
frost will nip the rag weed of the Southern
foutcderacy in night. and cause it to droap
1lte other rank vegetables growing up sud.
denly in intense heat and malarious soil.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13

Men, BY associating ii, large masses, as IN
camps afid ID eitess, improve their talents, but
impair tlEeaR virtues, and strengthen their
minds, but ssir morals; thus = retro
cession instbe one, is too cflsp the price they
: az for refinement in the other.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13
For the DelassTB FSHzetts. ..
RECOLLE1 ofA rHA 1EAeKlEAh I

For tAe DelaasTw Sd zette- 2
REC0IEK9 De 1i5a saAeK1NAh z
RGPssgsuy tnserteed % Miss Blsfa 4. XsKaA.
g HAYES cLUToy ERESCH. a.
IAhe the web VI some enchaElress,
woven with myatsc charm, 40 r1
In the sacred courts Of meEnry-
Web. than time can never harms srr e- -.
Cling thousAud recoEiections,
OF a fair, and island home;
Round ashDssG Gahores, bright Haronas waters
Calmly sleep, or dash in foam
And I1Aney nevt I'm sitting
On a0me high, and battling clin,
Lookiag out u8oa Fhe waters, -4
Atthe red mans cleaning skiG :; .t r..
While hts song. snhdued and gentle
Wafted Ger sthe moaning waves, ~.
Sadly sells how time has quenched the
Spirit or he forest-brayes-
Now II bear &he auiet mnrmur,
Ldks a hsif forgotten song,
OF our ssBabbhng brook y that reysls
In hs merry course along
Dancing down The nowery hillside,
Smiling on it's pebbiy way,
Till we loose its gentle cadence
II, the Lakes WiId, ,sbOistrous spray
And Tn eFIng meath the shadows
or thy wave washed, rocks, that ris5
Heavsnward In their native grandeur,
Like yon ssorm -cAcnd in the skies,
And The winds that softly whispered
Through Thy charmed sylvan bowers
Richly laden with the perfumes
ofamyrsad fra grant covers,
NOl0, within my lonely study
Broathe as then their heavenly strain,
Baniahing each gloomy fancy,
That besets my tired brain; .-
And 81 ,sohadtAsBg, ever tells me-
B were ven, n every heart
Could imbibe the angel teachings
which my conntieas charms lmpArk
ELTaIAs aAaguat,, 1851.
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Mr.. Evereti's last paper in the New York
Ledger discusses the rights and duties of war,
with especial reference to the proper distinc-
tion to be observed between the ordinary u.s.
ages of law and the necessities of military au-
thority in time Of war. We copy part Of
Mr. Everctl's remarks on this subject:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-26

Glorious News from Kentucky
Under the above head we find the follow
ing glorious piece of intelligence in the
Cincinnati Times of the oath.
We verify believe that such action as
this, and such speeches as those recently de-
livered in the National House of Represent
atives by Sherrard Clemens of Virginia
and Emerson Etheridge of Tennessee, will
open the way for peaceful adjustment of
the National difficulties.
1t is with pleasure we announce that the
Legislature of Kentucky refused, yesterday,
TO call Convention, in pursuance of the
secession programme. This is undeniable
evidence that the glorious old common
wealth is not yet in the hands of the dis
unionists The patriotism and conservatism
of her people have stayed the madness of
her politicians of the Breckenridge school.
This is the best sign yet, from the South.
All hail. Kentucky
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-26

FROM LIBERIA-We have accounts from
Monrovia to the 81 of December. The
Legislature was about to convene. Among
the matters of importance under consideration
were the negotiation of treaty with Hayti;
the recaptured African question, and the re-
lations of the Government with the Ameri-
can Colonization Society the alteration of
the tariff, and combining of all vessels en-
gagged in foreign trade to ports of entry
There is a demand for several more sugar
mills on the St. Pauls river, on account of
the increased amount of cane planted. The
crop bids fair to be double that of sany pre-
vious year. Gin. Gdz.
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Tle 9ailu gnmrma1.
sArURpAY MoRNING. JANUARY q
the Present GeneraI Assembly
EVANSVda-EE, IND.

the present @eneTS1
Is a good one for the transaction of bust
ness and is doing large amount of work.
When few more elections are out of the
way, and National questions are disposed of,
legislation will be pushed forward with
great dispatch and system. We look for an
excellent winters work from it. Both
branches contain more than average talent.
There are not great many experienced leg
islators in that body, but what they lack in
skill they more than compensate for in ca
pability and willingness to do their whole
duty to their constituents.
During the last three regular sessions and
the extra session of 1859 comparatively lit
tie useful work was accomplished. Many
things were done that ought not to have
been done, and much was left undone that
ought to have been done. This was in con-
sequence of the fact that one party had one
branch and the other the other branch. No
party had the full power to carry out any
course of policy. The consequence was that
time was spent in quarreling and flibuster-
ing that ought to have been devoted to
legislation.
Now the Republican party has clear
majority in both Houses and the Executive
and State officers. This gives them full pow
er to do as they please. We hope and be-
Iieve the result of their winters work will
rebound to their credit Their responsible
ty is very heavy and the expectations of the
public extensive.
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OLD ABE GONG THROUGH INDIANAPoLIs.-
We clip the following from the Indi-
annapolis Journal Of the oath:
The committee appointed on the part Of
the Legislature to visit the President elect
of the United States, returned from
Springfield last night, having fulfilled their
mission in inviting Old Abe to visit In
dianapolis and the Legislature of Indiana
when on his way to the Federal Capital.
They report that Mr.. Lincoln accepted the
invitation rendered him, and that he will
certainly be here before he goes to Wash
ington to assume the duties devOlving on
him by the expressed voice of the people.
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ARREST OF CoUNTERFEITER.-John P.
MKay was arrested on Sunday for counter
feiting. Some $2l.26 in bogus quarters
were thrown from his person few mo-
ments before his arrest, which were recov-
cred. They bear date of 1856, and are of
very bad material and poorly executed
The most casual observer may detect them
at a glance. NJ Kay is now confined in Jail
awaiting trial. Other parties in the neigh
borhood of town are implicated, but we do
not feel ut liberty to mention names at this
time. -,Sba5cHeetocn Mercury.
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FREE NEGRO LAWN the Kentucky
Legislature, yesterday-the House of Rep
resentatiVes-a bill was adopted allowing
steamboat captains to hire free negroes on
their boats. The captains of course are
sureties fol the good behavior of all they
hireand we hope the bill will become law,
as it will prove beneficial to our boatmen,
who cannot get along well without thor
oughly experienced cooks, stewards, and
waiters-L0u Cour., 24tb.
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REBIEMBER.-All who wish to subscribe
in the Cosmopolitan Art Association should
recollect that the drawing comes off on the
31st inst. Those who want to be in time
for this drawing ought to hand in their
names to the Agent, J. Perry Elliott, at the
City Gallery, Main street, without delay, as
there is no time to lose. The matter ought
to be attended to to-day.
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BSg] Thanks to some unknown friend
our Representative, Mr.. Hopkins, we pre-
sume-for copies of the eighth Annual
Report of the Superintendent of Public In
struction of the State of Indiana" and the
Thirteenth Annual Report of the officers
of the Indiana State Prison, including the
Report of the Warden, Moral Instructor,
Physician, and Board of Directors, for the
year ending December Is, 1852"
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COrOner'S Tn011eSt

Held on the sth day of January, 1861 over the
dead body OF Robert NJ Evans, who was found in
Evansville, at Mozart Hall, Pigeon township, Van
derburgh county, Indiana.
The verdict of the jury was that the deceased
came to his death by two pistol shots from Paul
Evans. Nothing found on his person of any
value. The deceased was about q years of age and
5 feet ii inches in height.
jams JOHN WAYMAN, Coroner.
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narwe learn from the yineennes pape

BGy" We learn from the Vincennes papers
that Mr.. Aquilla Jones, formerly Treasurer
of State, has bought an interest in the
Wabash Valley Store of that city. We
presume he intends to become citizen of
old Knox; if so, the acquisition will be a
valuable one to her, for Mr.. Jones is an ex-
perienced, honorable, enterprising business
man.
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Deg- Friedrich P. Stanton is likely to be
one of the new U. S. Senators from Kansas,
that is to say, if Congress can ever get the
same bill for the admission of Kansas
through both Houses.
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"THE STATE."-We have before us No.
3, Vol. l, of a paper entitled as above, pub
lished at Valparaiso, Porter county. The
printer is S. P. Rounds, the celebrated print
er and dealer in printing materials in Chi
cago the editors F. D. Carley and E. S.
Merrifeld of Valparaiso, c. NJ. Walker, Indi-
annapolis, and G. G. Merri6eld, Mishawaka,
assisted by correspondents throughout the
State. The paper is geographically we'll
arranged and executed, and editorially we'll
conducted. 1t is designed for family paper,
and is a credit to Northern Indiana.
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Look Out! Fraud!

TEvHE STATE OF EJVDE.a.H:4, COU.V-
n ty of Pike, in Lockhart township Notice is
hereby given to all persons. that the undersigned
gave promiss DRY note, the oath day of October,
1850, to a stranger Linen PedlaT-for eighty
dollars, which was obtained through fraud. here
by fOrewarn any person from trading tor said note
ian26-3tw JOHN Fl. REITMANN.
6STR.S XsRD or STOLEN.
~ The undersigned lost CHI ESTNUT SORREL
HORSE, with a white face and three white feet, on
Friday, the 18th inst. Said horse six years DID,
about sixteen hands high, and good looking ami
NAL. Any person returning the horse to me, or
giving me information of his Whereabouts, will be
literally rewarded. My residence is in the North
Enlargement of this city.
Jan. 26-lwd A. G.. SULLIVAN.
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DIED:

Thursday morning, at IL o'clock, of Pneumonia,
EMANUEL Hull, aged sixty years month and
four days.
The funeral will take place to-day Saturday at
o'clock P. NJ, from his late residence. The
friends of the family are invited to attend.
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BD~A western editor expresses his de-
light at having nearly been called " honey"
by the gal he loves, because she saluted him
as " Old Beeswax," at their last meeting.
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AT the recent revival of Religion in the
NJ. E. Church at Equality, we understand
that over 90 persons united themselves to
the church.-Shd2o. Mer.
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THE Louisville Journal pronounces Mr.
Corwins report from the Committee of
Thirty-Three able and conciliatory."
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ne. w. H. Dundas, Second Assistant
Postmaster General, is dead. He has been
confined to a sick bed for several months.
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Eag~ Edward Everett and Ex-President
Tyler are both in Washington on "a peace
mission.
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GPEGE.4L sN'O TKCK.
~ take pleasure to thank my friends and the
public for their past patronage, and solicit con-
tnuance for the concern. / respectfully
quest all persons indebted 10 me by open account
bond, and notes overdue, to settle the same,
anxious to close up my old business as soon as
possible. (jan3) VIM. BIEkBoNER.
HNOR.W.gTKO.N" OF CO-P.4RTgN Err
N SHIP
The undersigned have this day formed a cO.part
nership for the purpose of transacting and carry
ing a wholesale and retail Drug business at the
stand occupied by VIM. Bierbower, No. 10 Main
street, Washington Block under the style and firm
of Bierbower & PearCe.
VIM. BIERBOWER,
Jan l. IS6I-ian3 JAS II. PEARCE.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
HAMMERS EXCHANGE,
Second St, bet. NJ lain and Locust,
in Bray's Now Block.
EVANSVILLE, IND

G. FL. Hammer, formerly senior partner Of the
firm Of Hammer d Drefuss of the St. Charles, has
opened new Restaurant aud Saloon, under the
name of &" Hammers Exchange" in Bray's new
block on Second street, between Main and Locust,
and will be glad TO his old friends and become
acquainted with new ones. The best Wines, LIZ
quOrs Cigars, DC, always hand, and the delicn-
cies of the season served up in the best style.
sumptuous lunch is served up every morning at 10
O'Clock, under the care Of Peter Burk Careful at
tention t. the wants Of guests will be given by the
attaches of the house, under the direction, and
with the assistance OF the proprietor.
@. II. HAMMER
Id 4
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BERGATNSI RARGATNCU
NR % TQR.

NS r ICEs
On and after this day our establishment will
De conducted on the CASH PRINCIPLE. In do
ing 80 we have much at heart the interest of our
patrons as that of ourselves. IT will allow us more
time to attend to business aud facilitate us in
making great many improvements in our manu-
featuring department. The time has come when
everyt hing must be produced at the lowest possible
rate, and in order to be able carry this out and
let our customers derive its benefits (which shall be
done), we are compelled to adopt the CASH SYS-
TEN No one need be offended if refused credit
the rule will be invariable
jams VAUTIER & MARCONNIER
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JAM
TT.gW-sV VILE COIL.

am still delivering to any part of the city lin
quantities of less than 20 bushes) the best quail
ity of Bodiam Mine Coal, well screened, at cents
per bushel Lam also prepared to deliver article
of Coal, taken unscTeened from the pile at cents
per bushel and slack nut Coal, in limited guam
titles, at 5 cents. JOHN WYMOND,
decl7-tf Sec'y and Mangr Bodiam Ming Co.
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MILITARY!

Capt. J. C. Brennan, who is engaged drilling
night class in this city, has been prevailed upon
10y his numerous friends to open day school also,
to commence Monday, January 2Sth, at O'Clock P.
NJ, in Carpenters Block, First street.
All who wish to become familiar with the prac-
tice and theory of military tactics, laid down by
Scott and Hardee, and of Fancy and Original
Drills now have the most favored opportunity, and
should enrol their names upon the class list imme-
diately. Capt. b. is an experienced Tactician-has
devoted many years of his life exclusively to the
profession-has been Military Instructor at the
Military Institute at Clinton, and, teacher, he
has few, if any, equals, and no superiors.
For terms, apply to the Captain at the Armory
and Drill Rooms. Jan2l
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Ewes, ~ VTS, sc.

1 cask (drum) Figs, Is bbls assorted Nuts 2 bbIs
Currants, trails dates, kegs plums, gross Fla
vorng Extracts, % bxes Stick Licquorice received
and for sale by (dec11) GEO. FOSTER & co,
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ROO TRCE.

y y All persons indebted to Read & Burrows
RETAIL department requested and urged TO
make immediate settlement. If they do not some
one shall pay cost. READ d. BURROW
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PIANOS FOR SALE.

PIANOS FOR SALE.
Owing to the scarci ty of money! offer for sale
at wholesale manufacturing prices,
FOUR SQUARE PIANOS,
Which, for volume of tone, easiness of touch, ele-
gance of finish, and durability of construction,
surpassed by none in the world.
L. Is ESSLER,
JAM Al Main street.
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SYRUP.
G W:kET P0T.4TOEs.
R.WPORT-EyV"T H.V;FO R.H.aTIO.V:

Just now, when money is scarce, if you want to
from TO % per cent in purchasing groceries,
go to Vickerys, and be astonished at the great
change that has taken place in favor OF buyers.
Come all of Won who have money, and yOn WhO pan
arhel zoe ask for a. and get the - biggest dollars
worth Of everything you have got for a long time
Bring your Illinois, Wisconsin, Tennessee, Iowa
Michigan, kentucky. and all other good money
The q Panic " won't last always. Come soon No
humbug. Try at VICKERY BROS,
dec7 80 Main street
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MISCELLANEOUS.

GELkHNEUUS.
xTR.A DIyN".EK y EJS-DUCE-
III ments will be offered at Bittroln Bros. to
those wishing to purchase any kind OF Jewelry
Watches or Clocks, Silverware, &C, during the
Holidays. They have large stock on hand, and
are anxious to sell, and all those looking for
Christmas Gifts can hardly fail being snited at this
establishment. The public are respectfully invited
to call and examine, at the old stand, No. IS
Main street, between First and Second. dec22-6
nRRSsRD TUHKE VS. FOE THE
III million--5OO lbs Dressed Turkeys just re
N0E W. P.RTRyN"F REGHT.
For selling all kinds of Groceries cheap
the advertised prices of other houses. Call in and
it work at the store of ,.,-ou,1,-
dec. II. CHAS. McJOHNSTON"
6D2O,OOO W.9.NaTRD.
- We want the above amount of ILLINOIS,
WISCONSIN, IOWA, TENNESSEE, MISSOURI,
NORTH and SOUTH CAROLINA, or any other
Southern money at par for dry goods, or on &C
count, and will sell the goods suited according to
the times, very cheap. Our stock is very complete
Come along with your money to No. 40 Main
street. The Union forever-if not in State,
'''--' - sG8APKER BUssING,
dec22 No. 40 Main street.
ECO! FOE THE ROLKD.FY US.
IN Just ACKNOWLEDGMENT China Dinner Sets,
127 pieces for $40 Also large lot of China Ware
of all descriptions, Toys, &C., DC, at
J. W. HUGHES'S,
dec25 No. Is Main street.
w ply of this celebrated Oil for the cure of
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Nervous and Sick Head
ache, Toothache, Sorethreat, DC, &c. For sale by
VIM. BIERBOWER, Druggist,
nov24 70 Main st. Washington Block.
ERKSH POT9TORS.
500 Bush Northern Potatoes for sale by
dec IT. COOK & LANGLEY
KROT.AFOES-75 BRLS CHOICE
III Neshannock Potatoes in store and for sale at
figures, to CLOSE OUT, by
oct25 w NJ. AIKMAN & co.
300 EBS CREAM T.qRT.4R, 500
- lbs Bi-Carb. Soda, gross E. K. Durkee & Co.'s
Celebrated Baking Powder, 2 bbIs Bath Brick, "a
of Coffee, just received and for sale at
decl5 ELLI0TT'S Family Grcery.
HIRE or RGRS, HUT
- ter, Corn msal, Flour, Beans, Sugar. Coffee,
and Molasses at greatly reduced prices, at
VICKERY BROS
janis Star Family Grocery.
INVE.g -TKe-z $ TEA 8 !-E.WPE e.
English Breakfast, and other Black Teas, in great
variety, and for sale cheaper than ever Satsfac-
tion guaranteed, pay required, pay par
tcular attention to our Tea Department. You can
depend getting good article at
VICKERY BROS
janis Star Family Grocery, No. 80 Main ST.
az BALES GU.N.E~K' R.4GS FOR
n II sale cheap by J. p. BYRNE.
jan15-1wd
M0OTFCR
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~O.N~ST.aREE,S s IL.

AfO.ErST.aREE'S SIZE.
u will sell at public s-c- on, on Saturday, the
Goth day of January, 1866 steam boiler Tin
good order) one boiler fro stand pipe, and
one mud valve, taken the operty of John Hew
son. to satisfy an execution in favor of John Ian
sing. CHAS. ". LOkG, Constable.
Evansville Jan. IT, 1861. jan21-lw
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KpRRE CM.aN"CR.

u A nice house, with eight rooms, on Oak street,
between Second and Third streets. Apply to
iau8 J. w HUGHES, No. 8 Main st.