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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-30

r sg~ Mischievous boys, and children
of a larger growth, who have been in
the habit of tearing down handbills and
posters, out of pure mischief, cannot
hereafter exercise their destructive pro-
pensities with impunity. An ordinance
has been passed by the City Council
published in the .Jou11saD providing
fine of from one to ten dollars for any
person who may be convicted of tearing
down handbills, etc., except the pcrsonr
who cause the bills TO be posted and
owners of property on which the bills
may be posted.
Business men and others who may
have occasion to post handbills and no
tees can now advertise by handful, etc,
with some satisfaction Heretofore it
has been like throwing money away to
do so.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS


3 bbls ceal oil, Laral; bars iron, knatz l.
HERMAN; ? hxs hats, box ware, 10 bxs d & ), 4
bxs dry goods, Cox & Humphry; bxs mds, y
Ericsson; 80 bxs ess coffee, J Nenneman; lot new
furniture Crane Brown & Co; 20 pkgs mds. J II
Hall; 10 bbls sugar, bx dry goods, Cox Hum
phry; lot furniture, Z Byrnc; Il co stoves, 81
pcs csstings NJ inman; caddies tobacco, sharp !;
bale wadding, Schapker & Bussing; 10 kgs shot,
10 do lead Preston 4 Bro pigs lead, ; orr; bx
dry goods, bale mds, bxs shoes. Crane, Brown
4 Co; cases d and S, Cox & Humphryi Is bbis
coil, ii A Cock; bx dry goods, Mackey, Henlng
{ Co; 10 bxs dry goods s balos m, II Maghee u
Co; bx dry goods, L B & Co; IBIS alum, Kegs
salt petee, key cloves, bx gun caps, bxs sar-
dimes, Wheeler & R bxs indigo, bx caps,
bag spices, kegs soda, yieSery q Bro; bxs mds,
| 5 kessl; bx holsters, Auditor Posey Co; bxs
| boots, do hats, Shanklin & r IL crates c, NJ A
| Lawrence; bbls alcaAol, Leicht Co; bAs =
| blanket, Capt Ehrman; bxs boots, bx dry
| goods, Crane, Co; 50 hxs cheese, bales rope,
| Bennett q yeie; 3 hhds sugar Orr, D & Co; hhds
sugar, Preston Br car slaves, A Defrees; kgs
| butter, S Gilbert & Co; go bush wheat, ID
| Umble.
! A. L. SCHREADER, Agt.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-30

RIVER NEws-There is news of de-
cided rise at Pittsburg, and we may rest
assured that it will restore navigation in
this region soon, though the weather
now rather betokens a continuance of
the drouth, The present rise is from the
Allegheny, that of the Monongahela not
having reached Pittsburg at last &C
counts.
The inaction on the river here con
tinues, and none but the Louisville pack
cts are running.
The Cottage arrived here yesterday in
place of the Delaware, and returned last
evening. H.T
The steamer Monroe will leave at ten
o'clock this morning for Mt. Vernon,
and will carry freight and passengers, in
regard to both of which, apply on board.
The McCombs ran up to Scuffletown
yesterday, and returned.
The Mary Miller was over due last
evening with prisoners.
The May Duke is sill at the wharf
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DGT 1t is a matter of conjecture and
wonder to all his friends, and in fact the
Uery Oldest inhabitants are at loss to
understand how Lyons can a6ordto sell
his elegant clothing at last years prices
when ell other goods have advanced, and
other houses are compelled to charge
higher prices. Well, the secret of it lies
in the fact that Lyons buys all his goods
for cash, consequently could take adj
vantage of the cheapest bargains in the
New York market, and bought most of
his stock early in the season before the
great advance in goods, and is now Civ
! ing his customers the advantage Of his
low purchases 4s4
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s PURsUIT OF RAGc.-Bragg army was
pursued to within forty miles cucumber
land Gap, by Smiths division Of Gen.
Crittenden's corps Theadvance was led
by Brig. Gen. Cruft's brigade, composed
of three Kentucky regiments, the LIST,
I'd, and Goth, the 3lst Indiana and the
Goth Ohio.
The pursuit seems to have been made
with great vigor, and the ragged rebels
were kept on run nearly all the time,
and almost perpetual skirmishing was
kept up.
At various points the roads were obs
structed by heavy timbers, brush and
rocks, with an ambush Of rebels to guard
them. But the mere sight of the Hoos-
iers and loyal Kentuckians set them to
quaking, and the first Hoosier yell, as
the gallant 3lst charged over the OBJ
structions, sent them flying like fright
ened deer, displaying dingy white flags
in the rear
Gen. Cruft is the very best officer for
such pursuit that could have been Sc
lected, and his brigade is fully inspired
with his energy and determination.
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nay Gen. Beauregard proposes in a
letter to Bragg TO call the Union men
abolitionists -Louisriile Journal
And as was to be expected, the Tory
papers Of the North, and the Tory lead
ers, accept and act ON the proposition,
and call the Union men Abolitionists
with as much glibness as the Charleston
Mercury, Savannah News, or the Mobile
Advertiser; bat as should not have been
expected, the Louisville Journal, as we
regret to see, manifests disposition to
join in the cry of Abolitionist. -
1.-THE earnest desire to seerthe rebel
lion crushed and the Union maintained
entities men to the name ofAbolitionist,
the earnest Union men of the North and
South reFeady to accept the title from
traitors .s as s
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JOHN MoRGAN's WHEREABOUTS PAS
sengers by the steamer Delaware, from
Greensboro yesterday, brought informa-
ton in reference to the movements of
Morgan, the bandit chief. A courier ar
rived at Owensbore on Saturday even
ing with intelligence that he was in pos
session of Hartford, Ohio county, twenty
two miles from Greensboro, with between
| 700 and ! 800 men, where, it was said,
he would be joined by portion of
Johnson's guerrillas, for a raid on
Greensboro This information caused
the most intense excitement at Owens
boro, which place is but poorly de-
Tended, the troops there being armed
with old muskets, which are deemed
next thing to worthless, and which are
of little service against the mounted
guerrillas. When the Delaware left
Greensboro on Saturday evening". the
stores were all closed, and business en-
tirely suspended, and the people were
arming as they best could to resist an at
tack by the enemy. On Saturday after
noon the enemy burned the bridge ten
miles out from Owensboro, on the Hart
ford road. They were also engaged in
stealing all the horses, mules, cattle,
money, provisions, &C., they could get
their hands on. The citizens of Owens
boro expected an attack at any mo-
ment, and, in the event of its capture,
the rebels declare their intention to be to
move directly upon Evansville and cap
ture that city.
CHARLEsTowN, Oct 2S.-Camp oppo-
site Charlestown.-A special to the Her
aid says: Two men belonging to Gen.
Humphreys division were shot dead
while on picket yesterday.
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AUCTION SALE-Thursday, the 30th
inst, at clock A. M, large public
sale will take place, in my rooms on
Main street, the sale to begin with thirty
barrels A No. l Cider Vinegar, some
second hand Furniture, a large stock OF
Dry Goods, consisting of Calicos, De-
LANES, bleached Domestics, fine lot Of
brown and white Table Cloths, Satinetts,
land plenty of Hosiery and Notions.
Also, some Guns, Knives and Forks, a
lot of Boots and Shoes, also Candy and
Candy Jars, Cigars, etc. Some valuable
instruments for Surgeons.
]. j. COIN, Auctioneer.
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Eay~ The Evansville Journal thinks
that the negromania has reached its
eliminating point" in the Office of the
Louisville Journal In our opinion
much greater amount of negromania
is exhibited by the fanatics who are RAJ
ging for the universal abolition of slavery
than by those who are in favor of keep
ing the Union as it was made and trans
mitted to us by the gray old fathers of
Freedom.-LouisrilIe Journal
The fanatics who are raging for the
universal abolition of slavery are as
much to be deprecated by the true
friends of the Union as are those who
cannot tolerate earnest measures to
crush the rebellion lest they may see
their darling slavery disturbed. The
"gray old fathers of Freedom thought
liberty and free country as paramount
to every other consideration, ana hence
made the best government the world
ever saw, believing and hoping that hui
man progress and the march of civiliza-
ton would free the noble structure from
whatever errors human weakness or hui
man passion might have left in the edi-
tfce. d
, Had the "grey old fathers Of Free
dom = believed it possible that men could
become so infected with negromania, or
rather with philo-negro, that they should
attempt to destroy the government to
save slavery, they would have cut it up
By the roots, for u.s.. ~fs rn.a1
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TAX NOTICE FOR 1862

THE TAX PAYERS OF yANDERBURGH
i County are hereby notified that the Tax Du-
peate for la2 containing list of Taxes for State,
County, and other purposes, has been received by
me from the Auditor of said County, and that
can be found at my Office, in the Court House, for
the purpose of receiving the revenue The Taxes for
| the year 1862 are as follows;
For State purposes Is cents on each 500 yalua~
| tion, land 50 cents each taxable poll.
For Military Debt Sinking Fund purposes,
cents each 500 valuation, aforesaid.
For State Debt Sinking Fund purposes. cents
each 81 valuation, as aforesaid
For Common School purposes, IL cents on each
SO valuation aforesaid, and 20 cents each
taxable poll except to the property and polls of
cents on each Sl00 valuation, and one dollar each
1 taxable poll.
And for the purpose of providing a revenue to
meet the annual interest on County Bonds issued
1 to the Evansville s Crawfordsyille Railroad Cons
pany, cents on each 500 valuation, as aforesaid
For Tovnship,Specials Scho oil, and Road purposes
as levied by the Trustees Of The verul Townships
of said County with the advice and consent of the
| Board Of Commissioners Of said County, is as fol
| lows, to-wit:
For Pigeon Township: For Special School pur
poses cents on each St00; and for Road purposes,
cent each Slua valuation, as aforesaid, ON all
| property not within the corporate limits Of The
City of Evansville. af
For knight Township: For Road purposes 5
cents on each 500 valuation, as aforesaid aud for
Township Tax, cents.
For Scott Township: For Township purposes, 2
cents for Special School purposes, cents on each
| Sl00 valuation, as aforesaid
| For Armstrong Township: For To snship pur-
| poses, cents: and for Special School purposes 3
cents on each 500 valuation, as aforesaid
| For Perry Township: For Township purposes, 6
cents; and for special purposes = cents ON ea~h
Sl0l valuation as aforesaid for Road Tax, cents.
| For Union Township:
! : or Centre Township: For Township purposes,
y cents; for special School purposes, IL cents
| and for Road purposes, cents each 500 val
| uati0n as aforesaid.
For German Township: For Township pnrpos 8,
cents for Special School purposes, AGENTS; and
for Road purposes, cents on each 500 valuation,
/ as aforesaid.
For City Of Evansville For Special School pur-
poses, y "a on each 500 valuation, rs aforesaid.
oc24 w&d3w LEROY CALVERT. 4. We.
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SAD DEATH OF MADAME ANNA BISHOP
We find the following brief announce
ment in the Milwaukee Sentinel:
Madame Anna Bishop, the celebrated
singer, was burned in St Paul, on
Wednesday of last week, by her clothes
taking fire, from the effects of which she
died on the Friday following.
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From J. NEWTON BROWN D. d., Editor of the
z Encyclopaedia 81 ReLiaioas Kno.gledae.

f7aoyc10lsdld q Reli0loHs hnoWledgo
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust OF
their ingredients and effects yet know of no suf-
hcieht reason why man may not testify to tho
benefit lie believes himself TO have receiveaS rem
any simple preparation, in the hope that he me =
thus contribute 10 the benefit OF others
do this the more readily in regard to Ho5s-
son, Of this city, because was prejudiced against
them for many years, under the impression tina
they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am t..
debted TO my friend Robert Shoemaker, ESQ., for
the removal Of this prejudice by proper tests and
for encouragement 10 try them, when suffering
from great and long continued debility. The
of thrce bottles Of these Bitters, at the begnn
of tho present year, was followed by evident relk
and restoration TO a degree Of bodily and mentsA
vigor which had not felt for six months before,
and had almost dcspaired OF rcgaining. / there
fore thank God and my fri>id for directing me 10
the use Of them. j. NEWTON BROWN.
philadelpbia. June a. ISL 4s
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDER FOR A PLANK SIDE WALK.
Oct Is, lSG2.-And it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the City of
Evansville that the owners of all lots parts of
lots, fronting ON adjoining the north west
side of Ingle street, from the Canal to L 18th
street, in said City, the side walks thereon
TO be brought to the proper grade, and that they
cause side walk of Glass No. to be laid down
thereon within thirty days from the publication of
this order P. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Oct 80.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDER TO REPAIR BRICK SIDE WALK. ~
Oct. Is, 1892 And now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council ofthe City of
Eyansvile that the owners of all lots or parts of
lots, fronting adjoining the north side of
Third street between Locust and Walnut streets,
in said City, cause the side walks thereon to be
brought to the proper grade, and that they cause
a side walk of Glass No. to be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication Of this
order. P. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office, October 30.
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BSy- The Vincennes Sun presents the
name of Hon William E. Niblack for
Speaker of the next House of Represen-
tatives. We shouldn't be surprised il
Niblack will be chosen. Knox county
would thus be highly honored in furnish
ing two speakers successfully for that
Honorable Body.
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nA-The ST. Charles Restaurant ha

HA-The St Charles Restaurant has
been put in excellent order for the winter
campaign, and is constantly supplied
with the best-the whole country affords.
Oysters, Ducks, Prairie Chickens, Yeni-
son, and all other kinds of game5in. sea
son are served up in the most delicious
manner. Bon wants will do web to try
/ the St Charles
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SAD ACcIDENT.-On Saturday evening
last, little daughter of Mrs. Jacob Bass,
of Gibson County, was burned to death,
by her clothes catching fire, during the
absence OF her mother from the room.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-30

DEATH OF Mr.. BAYARD j. f. Bay
ard, Esq, well-known citizen, and for
many years connected with the Branch
Bank in Vincennes, and brother of Sam.
Bayard, Esq, of this city died at the for
mer city on Tuesday morning last, after
a lingering illness.
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H@- The officers of the Cottage report
all quiet at Greensboro. Morgan guer-
rillas were reported as skulking in the
neighborhood, but no particular appre-
tensions of an attack were felt.
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How IT WAS DoNE.-An intelligent
gentleman from Knox county, who has
taken pains to acquaint himself with the
facts, assures us that of 80 volunteers
from one township in that county, but IA
were democrats. The same holds good
of nearly the whole county.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.


VhDEh TUX A FLANK sIDE Walk
Oct. is, ls62.-And now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the City
OF Evansville, that the owners of all lot or parts
oflots, fronting adjoining the north west side
of Walnut street from Fourth street to the Canal,
in said city, cause the side w,lks thereon to be
brought to the proper grade, aLu that they cause
side walk of Glass No. 2 to be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication of this
order. p. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office, October IS.
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E9P There will be pair of match
mules, two-horse wagon, double bar
ness, lot Of glassware, shoes, some
clothing, and other articles, sold at AUG
ton this morning, commencing at nine
o clock, at Nelson's Auction Room, OPP
posite the courthouse, Main street.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.


O1s111R AON a EIAlVh blUE HALh.
Oct. Is, S62.-And now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the City Of
Evansville, thst the owners of all lots or parts of
lots fronting adjoining the south east side of
Oak street from Fourth to the Canal in said
city, the side walks thereon to be brought to
the proper grade, and that they side walk of
Glass No. 2 to be laid down thereon within thirty
days from tho publication ofthis order.
p. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office Oct 80
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ooREnRATIoN NOTICE
ORDER TO REPAIR A BRICK SIDE WALK.

UhDLh TO hIsFAIh A bflUh SIDE WALh
Oct. Is, 1SG2--And now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the City Of
Evansville that the of all lots or parts of
lots, fronting adjoining the north west side of
Main street, from Third to Fourth streets in said
City, cause the side walks tn reon to be brought
to the proper grade, and that they cause side
walk of Glass No. to be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication Of this
order. p. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Oct. 80.
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TWELFTH KENTUCKY .CAvALRY.-The
Quartermaster's Department in this city
filled a requisition yesterday for horses
from the 18th Kentucky Cavalry, turn
ing over all the horses under the control
of this department for service.
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THURSDAY MORNING ...... OCTOBER 80
e.. NJ TTIAYER, ....................Ed Editor.
J. N. sILVERTHORN,.. ......Assocfate.

SWORD PREsENTATroN.-The private
soldiers of the End Indiana Cavalry, as a
token of their high esteem, procured a
magnificent sabre as a present to Lieut..
Col r. r. Stewart.
The princely gift was presented in be-
half of the donors, by Capt W. NJ. H.
Schlater, late of Gen Woods staff, on
Monday evening, last at indianapolis in
neat and highly complimentary speech.
Bayless w. Hanna, of Terre Haute, re
sponded in behalf of Col Stewart, who
is much better on fight than he is on a
speech, 49, w
The scene was gay and festive one.
The sabre was of the most elegant char
acter, and was well merited token of
esteem for one of the most gallant off
GERS in the service. The indianapolis
Journal, in its report of the pleasing
ceremonies, says:
Among the sentimets offered was this
ono by Capt Schlater: The Federal
Union, and the Soldiers Friend-Gov.
o. p. Morton"
Col r. J. Ryan, being called upon, re-
sponded in one Of his best speeches, in
which he spoke in the highest terms of
the manner in which Gov Morton had
looked after the interests and vents of
Indiana soldiers. The organization of
y regiments had been SO made that they
had been Differed by him without dis
tinction ofparty or creed
Major Walker, Col Heath, and Col.
Stewart, in briefspeeches, bore testimony
to all that had been said of Gov. Morton
by Col. Ryan. During the remarks of
all these gentlemen, any allusion to Gov
ernor NJ. was heartily applauded by all
the soldiers present. 's
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Democratic majority ]

Bg ", are requested to return qae
thanks of Capt. Hornbrook's company,
Sixty fifth Regiment, to Mr.. Dobell, for
magazines and newspapers which he
kindly gave to them.
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"a Persons wishing their pianos
tuned by G. w. WARREN will please leave
their names at the Book store of John
Healy, corner Main and First streets
Oct. %.
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nT~ If you want to go to Henderson
this morning, be on board the Louisville
and Henderson packet Morning Star at
nine o'clock.
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nsa Major General Rosecrans and
staff passed through Vincennes on the
Ohio & Mississippi Railroad yesterday
morning, en- route to Louisville, Ky.
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Clergyman,
Citizens,

Tcsfifying Of their own personal knowledge TO the
bcnenciai effects and medical virtues Of these
BitteTs.
Dou you want something to
strengthen you Z
Do you want a good appetite?
Do you want to build up your
Constitution !!
Do you want to feel well /?
Do you want to get lid of
Nervousness ?
Do you want Energy
Do you want to seep well?
Do you want a Brisk and Wig
orous Feeling i?
fyou do, use HooFLAND's GERMAN BIT
TIERS.
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From The Rep. JOSEPH II. EENNARD, Pastor
The Tenth baptist Church.

On. JAcKsoN-DEAR SIR FL have been frequen.-
ly Requested cunnset nay name with commenda-
tions OF different kinds Of Medicines, but, regard
ing the practice MS out Of my appropriate sphere,
have III all cases defined but with clear proc
in various instances, and particularly IN my own
family, of the usefulness Of Dr. Hollands German
Bitters, depart for once from my usual course,
express my full conviction that, Tor general debl
ity of the system, especially for Liver Complaint,
it is safe and valuable preparation. In some cases
it may fail, but usually doubt not il will be very
beneficial to those who suffer from the above
Yours very respectfully,
J. II. KENNARD
80 IL. nnn4.nn - lafIndsn nnn
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HONE III INTERESTS.

OYSTERS, OYsTERsl-Maltbys Oyster
Depot, First-street, near Post-ofice-
Agent for c. S. Maltby's fresh Baltimore
1oysters, received daily by express. Or
ders from distance promptly filled at
the lowest prices. Warranted fresh and
good. I'll. Hermann,
Oct 90 DIV Confectioner
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pay~ The notorious John Mitchell, the
heighth ofwhose ambition is to be the
POSSESSION of a Southern plantation, well
stoekedswiths healthy negroes, is said to
be in Richmond, whittier he has gone to
proffcr his services to the Southern Con-
federacy. Having had some experience
in violating parole Of honor, Mitchell
W Il make q valuable addition to the per-
Fl ly that has blackened the characters Of
the principal leaders of the rebellion
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Old Metals Bought
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE TAX
IN Payers of the City of Evansville, that l have
received from the Clerk of the Common Council of
said City the Tax Duplicate for year ST., and
that am ready to receive The Taxes contained
in said Duplicate.
My Office is in the Crescent City Bank Building,
entrance on Third, second door above Main street.
JOSEPH j. REITZ,
sep5-ff f'itv CalIecfnr.
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sa- The Richmond journals print,
with expressions Of great pleasure the
speeches delivered at the Seymour rati-
fcation meeting in New York, some
weeks ago. e