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OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE
WAsHIxGToM, March 4, 1861.

AShlAuIosi HNCH 4, IoOls
To tie Fditor Of The Wig;
The second session Of ,he S5h Congress expired
day at IL H. at which hour the hammer fell in either
House, and each declared adjourned sine die.
At twenty minutes after two, Chief Justice fancy sd
minstered the oath Of Office to Abraham Lincoln, be
has administered to Of his predecessors Blu
chanan, Pierce FILLMORE Taylor, HARRISON Tyler, Van
hdren. Such full accounts Of the days proceedings
have been tecgraphed from here that but little remains
to add
One company Of soldiers detailed for duty on
hos.eos along Pennsy Nana avenue and could be
during the day in that position What there
for this extraordinary il not known unless il
to be able to any attempt al disturbance more
speedily.
The number Of negroes at the East ont to hear the
President deliver his inaugural something wonderful.
They nearly onefith as numerous as the white
| spectators.
The effect Of the inaugural Is very much like that Of
Stewards speech in January lastpuzzng to every one
some saying advocates coercion others declaring ha!
it will admit the idea Of peaceable secession 1t would
that my prediction that the inaugural would not
fairly represent the opinions of the speaker has
pretty nearly true for Mr. Lincoln has always been noted
for decision and the OF the Is vaciaug 10
the last degree. The Inauguration ball took place to-
| night. 1t was by no means brilliant af'iir. Sic.
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n-..,-.Cr.inr .ith Indignaiion.

TIE sttemps assassination Of If. Van WICK at was
hi0gton the proposed plan to get rid oil mr.. Lincoln,
whate yer t was aud whatever expense oil the es Oh
Others even Of women and codren are merely ne" DE-
velopeuents Of Southern aud slaveholdng oaroarsh'
the only way in which innate ruins can meet the new
exigencies OF the moment.-NSS York ITt5"Hs.
IfVan WICK and other members Of Congress will keep
away from disreputabe portions of Washington there
will BE- little iear of their being mOlesed let alone assas
s.naied
As to the proposed plan to get rid OF Lincoln, al
whatever expense of the lives Of Others even OF women
and ehilirec it il sufficient say OF it, that while Lin
cola adopted disguise avoid its dangers he had no Oh
,cton to allowing Mrs Lincoln and children to run lis
risks II he believed in the plot why did he suter bis
family to be imperiled byity 1.-The did not beevein IT.
why did be disguise himself and take night train to
avoid itg l. Lncon's conduc; merely new deveope'
m,nt Of Southern and slaveholdng barbarism or simply
that Of Northern tiuidy covering before the slave
power The strained fort made TO shield Lincoln
from meted ridcue for his objectionable fight and dis
gise show that the Republicans themselves are asham
cd OF the whole proceedings.
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The Convention met at Ia O'Clock, T.
Prayer by Rev Charles Held, Of the Presbyterian
Church
PERSONAL EXPLASArioS.
Mr.. MALLORY, of Brunswick, stated that the resolu
ton offered by him yesterday and referred to the Com
mttee Federal Relations, had been msconstrued he
did net propose Southern Confederacy he was opposed
the scheme. If the question was presented to-day
whether he would 60 with the North or the South, he
would certainly 90 with the South He loved the Union
because It w.s legacy beQueahed to Us by the fathers
of the Revolution aud nothing would pesee his Iart
team the banner of freedom and equal rights
float this entire country but the time has come when
Virginia must take her stand.
FEpEBAL RELATIONS ..-
Mr.. COZ OF ChesteIlsld spDm;ite1 the following res,
oluton
report Shou delay plan Tor Oogveniin OF al the Fder
States at he earliest cable day also Io1epli on ts
The subject by IA Federal Government OF the several
States
Mr. cox said that siuce The rejection by Congress Of
re sJpos,ors OF the Peace Congress- aad the inaugu
raj adds Sc of Lincoln tbs ieelag aEopS hs constituents
had become feyerish and excited Il the duty OF
Virginia 10 Les the new administration know that the
people Of this State would resist the coercion which has
beer threatened and if Necessary quit this Conedera'
cy but i, IS due q the porder saye States that we
should consult with them and have the tenet or thel
counsels Mr. G. slid that he loved this Union, but ra
Their than live in it terms of inequality he would DC
Willing to see il toru into fragments.
Mr.. GOGGiN OF Bedford, said that we could not shut
our eyes the fact that the 70 which we looked
for relief have entirely failed to realize the wishes which
we hud right TO anticipate After reading an extract
from Jnco's inaugural in which the coercion policy L
Indicated. hr proceeded 10 so tai Sc baa ntiss
better counsels would hive prevsiied. i~hat adde's
indie the put po>. OF tie Lew administration hsnow
that Lincoln has failed that seven or eight State
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ru,op n,iment "a rIi.sg>>ippi.

Lee, "a. the Lou sv,s J,r''a dated at Aberde' IL
"a, ,.t,,,,y ls.b. saws Bsosc 'he recent i,etCr
3. r..,os.s.e aad Virginia said to tead that was
o. The opinion hat if vote could Dc put 70 tue pe'P''
M. sac vots 10 favor Of the Oaion ~'eid o''r'uH
= ss.ou tom i've % ,en thousand in' elections ecu
vince me Tia, my opinion IS well '''n''d a ''
800 of de voters tcrael "a, iof ,.eiuk 1t
.Li..v. So ,he people we're drasoon9a 1'-'he'ai''e
rae...;ol Gained the DAY Every G,e lawyer, eo''or
A, a., espse.. to be Vice President, Or something
,. i'm the Tea rspu,lc il form ., and they The eior
favor the ida So YOU may there are tut lew TO
.9-4s on te stump ior the Union and all Nao Exp Ct
ch S. &c. move ard act more intensely tau o'he's'
TIE wishes Of the m-iori'y kePs down AMI -
feel eouGdenJ the people Of Mississippi proiS.N aud
f.ry a.k,d an triej. World 20 10 900 for tie Union.
TIE people Of North Alabama refuse ,e recognize Tie
anho-ity Of tbs Convection aud at At1eas eeebra;,d
,ne zad Of February in Old fashioned Uaon manner
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TIE FLIGHT or NIB. lincoln.

ceraiued that Mr. Lincoln did arrived 10 Baltimore
in the passenger train from Philadelphia but that be
Travelled either in the freight train in the freight car
Of Adams Co.'S express. This accounts for the state
Of the detective police, that person correspond
ing with the description OF the President elect on
that train which the chief of the New York po'
lice, Mr.. Kennedy, and other experts. Tue proba lily
is that he freight 10 the package car sccompan.
led BY single companion disguised as der. OF
course it is ouly matter Of taste how gentleman rav'
els but in view OF Mr. Lii coins posi- on before the coun'
ty i looks very much like sacrificing bis dignity to
sehseless limidity.
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EpYEor OF THE IYAUGURAL-Tug SHOW.

WAsHIYGroy March 4.h There Is To OF relief
here from the tone of the inaugural. Il regarded a
grim-vsaged war" under a smooth deceptive front We
wait auxousy for the response of Virginia aud The Con-
federate States-they will understand II.
have seen to-day such sight as could never have
believed possible at the capital Of my country An H.
auguraton Of President surrounded BY 40 armed so-
dery, with loaded pieces and tred bsyores The R'esl
dent himself lid iroIa public view in hollow square Of
cavalry three OF four deep Tie tops Of Louses OCCUPIED
by sodiery, watching for signs OF tamul assassination
And this farfaronade instituted without the sglts,
oausa either to crafty the "absurd pomp" of General
Scott 10 Mr. Lincoln, who seems to be 'be
most timid and neryous of renre sentative men.
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A HepubIi,an Compromi.e

Mr. s'dgwick. Of Onondaga' y Y made speech in
C,ng,ess last week, in which he said;
III Southern States could live Nth us IN peace, st
them 20 He you'd admit them back On t~o eoed,aons
or 80 th,y should emancipAie every child OF African
- - tbe other that the Constitution should te 20
1000 a. 10 autbori1s Congress 20 abolish slavery
rywhsre Thai wAs his compromise, and De 'heugn'
IL reason able
wi,h such a sentimsnt animatng large secuon O. the
n psb Al p,r,y Ab ,litionism undisguisd sud dispo
s,iou 10 carry cut by Federal poser al hopes OF co.,
"a ualon and peace must prove = b. iAiiAe-oas'-
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Letthe Rord r states Politician. Lock O"'
Wv Article "a section lst. No. 8, OF the Consultation
Of the Confederate States Of North America, it is pre-

Wv Article % section lst. No. 8, OF the Consultation
Of the Confederate States Of North America 1t pre-
Vi ID that
Nop-rs,n except natullbou c. en-, or a citizen
OF one OF the States Of this Colfederscy at the time OF
the adoption OF tbi. constitution shall be eligible TO the
office Of President,
Commenting Oh this the Memphis B"iietiH remarks
hat this provision easy Of construction, aud II
ay be veil for tue politicians III tsr Border Safes 10
lale.s I'D it before JUN" the new Government
There is no dG .ug ia appreheuding the full meaning
OF .'us,uraboru ei,.ze,s employed by the trainers
of the great constitution under which have lived so
log aud so gorously po3pered; but in its new aPPllca-
ton there aye-r be ambiguity in the expression IL
SELF Then, wi be also see, that all are eAelud, d
from the Presidency Of tue Southern h-PaIlic, vi o
we're not ci.-z us OF the Cotton States the time OF lie
assp,ioa of the Constitution This, it seems to us
would vert to ca ds4dyartage of the Presidential a
pi-a:iors Of al the seeding ra'icans in the Border
states and also Of the State Of Texas.
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Tac southern Confederacy.

The Charlie ton Mercury continues is teachngsi IN OF
position TO the protective policy adopted by the Pre-
vsopal Government of the Confde States In its
number Of the 18th Instant article under the hi al
Of Government and Money it holds the following
language
The Confederate States have nov an opportunity
never before possessed bF any people, TO lay the oHnda
tons Of their Government on tie eternal principles Of
ia cs and liberty Il they fail after al the experience
the operaOus al the Government Of the United Sia'eS
has Afforded 10 proyi for equal and Just taxation, and
the righu appropriation Of the taxes to the limited OBJ.
,cts of Conederacy for mutual protection aud defence
Lsy will be the scoru OF the world. They may, under
p-cs.lre from without 60 Oh for few years, like the
cove OF the Unit, States but their dissolution is
,srts,, - i'm yitable Diff renee, contention, collision
dissolutlon-he saus o. round will be travelled oyel
agair: with this dsreuee, hOEeYer ioo~ls their ioly
nd deluqueucv. the cause If fee government vii! TALL
and TAI De rhaos forever The curse Of countless ages vii
rest upon them ut .rnst their Is sufficient states
u,usbip In the Confederate COngr ADD in the state
oyernis,nts 10 avert such termination 70 republican,
aot o. this s.ntiuCnt. With the serve and IL
and debaseI ciass rgled as African slaves aud
Win every opp9-tgny tor tn obaiUu.ent OF EngSisdge,
and the pracc o, vun amongst the E1hug class, tue
white man We trust the South Eiu s9Un FeSF fabric OF
tree Government as stable its oundaions 20 losophlc
md practically fed tor the condition Of our social or
gau.l,. The wok before US Is Of acelulsble impot.
lance Cuon IA tas i4;ura depends. No sLorsishted
weakness should characterEe oaf deh6erfpons'
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For MEati

Sae-lag Of tre ajopio- OF the Constitution Of the
Uaisd States o. H. - a,lern Coniejracy, "For what,
e,.l.ira, tie indignant Ubsres,Ya 4-rlgy, shave we
est OIL the North a. rotten 10 uba7 II thus "a
re-,uac. all their -wiades, cu,rnges anJ nsole ees
upon ourselves. To be pluudered with dscr nina ing
t..I8-,o stutty ourselves with halfway r,lreseu''
on-aua 20 ,adoIs9 al the ISLANDERS and insOlen1e' Of
~. Northern Srat.as~
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J7t such men expelled from Congress ara rom al
positions Of hoaor and power, national d'shOnor ans
.himc viii continue 10 sahot Us.
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WEBsrrR's DICTIONARY ABROAD. Within few See,
the publishers of websters Pictorial Unabridged have
received orders for that work from Constaplinope,
Shanghai (Chna) Beirut, Syria Aadura. (Hindostan
and from the Cape Of Good Hope-Sp Rep, FebrT.'
22i. e..
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NIsSOUnJ STATE CONVENTION.

ST LOUIS. March 4.-The State Convention reassem'
bled here this morning The Committee o. Thirteen %
Federal Relations appointed by the Convention, have
under discussion the propositions submitted by the us0'
gia Commissioners f-tIr
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MAnKlsp.

o. On, 2oth F,b AZ d.acs fhe brides father by N
= 3 IN A Moore iir NJ FORD T. BRANDON, HtifiN coui
~ ~ 20 si.. ADA G. z tNsON, - Charlotte co. vs..
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- CTsREI ANILT GaLOS coLslst ug 3
% .al4. side, oJljtr+ snu I1',-,
sail ot Of Jlidsrs s.. ted Family BacO,cousng Of
HANS "a >hrllitis.
q KEY sou "a np,1n Family lard,
20 Dos Wilson's pr n CIDER Niu. gar
n D. Isle OF Via hl prime CIDER.
fl..sfAs p:iue Ssl
s.,rs A.. F-asby ". u. PIEAsANT5,
-tE eth stree.
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yIRGrNlAssTATE CONVENTION.

IVtfD4Y, MAIcH DID, IoUI.
The Convention met at IA O'Clock, Il.
Prayer by Rev. Charles Held, Of the Presbyterian
Church.
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vNx Sf Supplies - CONGRESS WATER " u .osS sld ior
i sal oy .nst| fslS@s0" : W.
,tENUI~E PLANTATION GIG AAS.-A very ST.
- '' " JEFFERSON & Co, Drusgss,
.. i55 dain stgeet.
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= DDKESsES OE T5sE CVNuISSiON Et:S.-
Abe aidfesses bsJ.e tue s. te CGa OF Hon. fuLI
,s.., 20 s,,i ula -t,l Bl 'NISa, Of C-7.s 2ld
H JauN : PsstoS % souh Car Ina be- publ shed coitc
,y l pamphlet n The course 90 lev days a. NE J,o
. e of frr edmond Nt.-
,e.s .o z,-4 CO is LouJ D.. le.t at the coluag room
....,s -., r-..,t,., ell, o., POI. times ut5-8t
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),NNAIss sEEb.-L f.ssh lot Hemp and Rape Seed 70
{ 80 ~ " FEsEP>ON co Diug-iss,
IS Main Street
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I ir--r'-, - a :, ". PETERSON 4 co,
- is Main street
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30 rIE8cEs ToDD i Sons sUSAR-CURE

% II southampton Bacon Hog hcuai
O. .rr,- and Z r sale by w. Il PLEASANT
IL.
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= UHIN=,S &ENgINE FRENCH EN RACTS
"a, m !tauaSrtchi q Lab soaps, English Honey, brown
4 i.5- Ina % "a 2 ~ es Toilet soap Toilet NJ OAR Pre-
a. r,u Of 81, DE-; FenuGs Tortoise ell Combs ivory, m
M In5. E D q. l.s, IA B-,s. Iootl, Nah and tth.r
~ n sore ami having al been bought Tor cash Si be solo
Jos LAtDlLY'-.
Family Medicine Sore,
ts sign Of the Red Mortar, 5,h ant Msin reefs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-28

(N4R@V @@ODJU8s
erpaG s. Z. GILBERT 90.
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D 5. RUsr0-e- = co.

o y " o. ~
Respectfully announce f . their friends and citi-
gems Of Evansville general y, that they are still in
the Feed business, and are thankful for past ia
vors, e1d hope by strict atts noA 10 business TO
inertia continuance of patron age on our new plan,
which adopt from this date, which Is strict
" for cash. All orders acoomp anled with the cash
VITA be promptly attended to NONE OFHERs NEED
APPLY. f..r-
We have hand and for n Ne zoo tons prime
Hay, 500 bush old white Corn, ieoted expressly
for Bread, 600 bush new Corn In Ear 600 busA
Oats, 5 tons Oil Meal, and full "a lPPly OF Bran,
Feed Store all Of which viii Be sold cheap for cash,
deer CT B. s, RUS ION d co.
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WELL TRIED cORronArIoN.

sponse 10 losses, he PH0cNIX sfaads essiae,sl
az ne head Of is profession; aciEs eelssge rae-
eat at reldSs business system Of Locat agencies is
ot efcettetf ~ any similar corporations sa ths lg0rlt
Insurancies solicited, and policies issued and re-
newed IN this leading Cooperation, fair rates by
j. w. NExsEN, Resilient Agent.
sepZ5 No First y e., up stairs
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Fl U Nm EW ELLIS
u NV r r = Al

N r y 5 A ].
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ny its simplicity and most perfect adaptation to all
Throat and Lung Complains, from in fancy to old
age, asks tor special attention So STRICTLY are tbe
laws Of medicfue conformed to, that ASH the SAND
freedofa of in disease as its strict natural fa
tures that would of food to hunger Both are an
nlogous, and both untrue, unless thevcan he an.
pied TO the letter. Therefore, from WHooprsg
common % all ages, a REMEDY
U f w E l. LIS
z o L u AN o YNE
Tbs &rsas -NessraESfc, sp sRsodsc amd
~FsrUous ksassdy, and ais, rhs sSs.eaf-
ssa @s'a o'ssy ss,.sst'.sf sspsas% sVer gfg-
rho perfect freedom With which Physicians ara
'hhed 20 investigate this splendid and much needed
oiiiue. ~ ForIaeia O. trial of the Anodyue both
Of which will 50 saft demand and the free -
eeptance Of all VIC have used it, and also it, snen
ana results M csse e Neuralgia, Headache of every
klnd, kheumatiaIas Ioofh aud Ear Ache Loss Of
Sleep, Deirium Tremenz Cholera Morbus. Dvsan-
terry, &C. &C. is enough 70 caH attention. as / aslz
investigation.
Alter six years ii trials and Results. the Toll,
Anodyhe aud uniyss ~ Cough Remedy are fairly
before the world, and trust ali who know will a.
le ene Justice % investigate by trial, compare all
suggestions Of testimonials in the pamphlets to be
found with all dealers, will be sent free Nv
,le ana then, by the real merit they possess Lift
Filees within reach of all.
raesfeas PhGrnsacsssffef.
{ taneipsl once, No. Commercial Wharf
BOSTON
80 kpld by all respectable eals~,.,.,.u-,
a1is u "nOies'.le 4 Retail Agents. A
-s1 EVANSVILLE. nd.
Rzslgs.a ~ Z slEsFeEs 6eE.a&g So
~ Ne have ! twenty foot Flag, Of exeeilsn, n,s
srial, Tor sale. SCHAPKER & BUSSINC
mAyih NO AZ Main Street
~ HEAP RUTTRR
= Just received this day. 100 fbs nice frssI l5rt
ers for sale at 121Ee. IS no. at
YIcKERY BROS,
@ug1S No. SO Main Street.
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GesUyv-DREES. t9at.
40 Almonds, Brazil Nuts, Filberts, Pet ans, Eng
lish walnuts, figs raisins, eGrrants, roo candy,
OYSTERS sardines alum, EPSON salts roll BIZ 1mstoneS
sulphur copperas madden, extract of logWR bod, in
digo cream tartar soda, bed cords Of all kin IDS to-
bacco of all kinds backing, batting, nata gs1 CT
CARS of al kinds ginger, race and ground 81 anish
moss glass Jars, lanterns and TASKS, mustard, pep
per sauce, Matches pickles, stone pipes, pow der
safety fuse soaps of all kinds starch, teass vine
gar camphor, letter, note, cap, and fancy paper
wrapping paper, envelopes salt petre, gum drops,
wooden boWles, JUN paste, cinnamon, dried teef,
british lustre, bonnet boards, java coffee, ink Oil
nails sash glass, spirits turpentins, slspice, soda
pain killer, liquorice, &c, &c, DC
: supply of the above kept constantly on hand
and for sale lows By 8 q GILBERT Co,
Juns5 No 4Syeamore 81
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sHhthEIAN WI. HE tA
KRATZ g. HEILMAN.
city HnUNnnWF


MANUFACTURES AND BUILDERS OFSTWA
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screw
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills,
Thrastmg machtmeas &c
EVANSVILLE, IND
KWWE PROPRIETORs or THE CITY FOU
AZ dry beg leave 90 inform their friends and
public in general that they are prepared 70 do
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
and everything appertaining 70 the Foundry La
ness. They are manufacturing STEAM BNGEEe
BOILERS Of any size and power required. baW vi
Machinery and Mill Gearing of any size Dist
iery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Cur
ming Machines, Thrasbing Machines Malt Mil
Horsepower Corn-sheiiers M achinery Of all Kin
made and repaired. Iron and Brass Castings
every description, Iron HousefrOnts, Cellar GraBf
DC. Cooking and Heating Stoves Of the latest o.
proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, 80.
BREWERS, DISTILLEBB, RHCrGHIER8, 90,
Supplied with every description Of Copper az
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kstties, RsfriRerator
an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Still
Yeast jugs, Cans, Syphona, &C.; Copper, Lead an
Iron Pipei Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps Of ever
variety, for beer spirits, oil, d Brass Cocks au
Valves, steam Whistles, de-
Workmen sent to all parts to Bt uP work and d
repairs on steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Iro
Work, dc.
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They are dealing in and selling Aliens Improve
Steam Gauge Wrought Iron welded Pipes and Tu
bling, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machint
stephen Hughes, Flour separators, German Roll
ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Betting, Packing, Hohs, DC
Of the bost kind; rinplate, Sheet Iron, Block Til
Pig Iron, Babit Metal, spelter, Fire Brick
They have every facility Of the best MachineI
and workmen, and will give all work entrusted
them, their individual attention. niug order
promptly warrhnting their work. aud are satisdU
with reasonable prices.
SEE Office and Sale Rooms No. so Main stree
Eoundel y, Boiler Yard aD Machine Shop on Pin
vile, Indiana. doc7
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~ HRsGP RUTTRR
Y Just received this dav, 100 Ms MICA frssf t,f
ters for sale at 121<e. q 10. at
YIoKERY BROS,
AogzS No SO Main Street
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The 9aiIg SOnruaI.
rRAvELERs, auIpE.

Ev.n.vnls = oravsorasvllls e. 4.
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forming to cur laws, and yet We lind q New 1 ofh
stipendiary coming hther and ingratiating himseh
with our merchants and shippers. This personage
NAV bamboozle Charleston and Mobile, but he
will not do it in the good city of New Orleans,
though he did live in Charleston for some years.
We do not believe in these pretended friends OF the
South, who visit US, accept our Inequalities, return
Nortia, and then coolly contribute their money IN
subjugating the South.
There was talk that similar remarks will apply
to other parties who have passed the season mere
We also had a little talk about the following
notice. 1t is cool and calm, and somewhat re-
e,heyche Innocent shippers can so and get their
goods. Old Billy Nelson subscribed to the fund to
crush the South. He is the successor of old Deacon
Cant. Sas Holmes in Holmes line of packets. Cid
| Cant. Holmes was such q good Puritan that he
would never leave port on Sunday. But when he
| traded to New Orleans as commander of vessel
| he would leave the levee on Saturday afternoon
| 90 lust below Slaughterheuse Point, make fast to
| the levee complete storing his cargo, then get
under way from there or Sunday, so that he could
not smite his conscience by sailing from port on
Sunday. This was before the time of towhoats.
The Sultana, the ship alluded to below, is one OF
| the Holmes line of packets:
New Orleans being allowed clear sail for that port by
order Of Of the United States hrouh Hiram Bar
nj shnnes 10 send Immediately for their goods and produce
bills ladng thereof pay all expenses
within reas enable will be stored the expense and risk
Of whom it may The bill adn must be produced IN
| - WM. NELSON Il SONS, 90 South street