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ADVANCE paying subscribers will take no.
lice that they must be more prompt IN pay
ing. We do cot consider it adUanee pay
ment when il runs one, two and thee
months, or even weeks, after the time of
subscribing. We shall have 10 take more
shan our usual oipunes money from some OF
our patrons.
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MR. CUMMINGS, jeweIer and Matchmaker.
at this place, had robbery committed in
his shop on Sunday evening last. The win
dow was broken open, and several SETS of
iswely were taken, bui no watches. Loss
some fifteen or twenty dollars.
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In JnL--on Friday lasl TWO persons, Zone
colored) named Isaac Mase aud Charles An
dre.0s, from ScotI township, were lodged in
Jail al This place, for sheh. On the follow
ing Monday they had a further hearing,
before the Justice who committed them,
which resulted in the returning OF the pris
oners 10 Jail.
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Traverse Jurors, for May, 1862.

Bcr Berwick Henry G. FfeaS.
BIuom-Peter Bilitneyer, George Wes yer.
Briarcreek-John Fesler, IT,, john Bank,
jr.. EnoS l.. Adams, Joseph Sisckho sse.
Beaver-Jacob Horrieer, Peter Eckro; tn
Benton-J cob KIM Die Alexander Co ley.
Catiawissa--Jnhn Rirer, George SlIi OK er,
William lau
Centre-Jobn Hull, Paul Zlner.
Frankl,l-Wa ashInglon PdIr, Aaron Lam
beuson.
Fishiuscreek- Elias Pealer, Henry item
bender.
Greenwood Jesse Heacock, Nicholas Cole
John NJ. Parker
Hemlock-Reuben Bomboy, Samuel OIL.
Benjamin Wilson, Jacob Harris.
Loens,-Henry Fahrineer, jacob Aliiier,
Dasid Hauck. Michael Hover.
NJ film Stephen Auchenbach, John Il.
iolIe, Hrrry Angle.
M Observation-Disclosures Christian, Thon as A.
Funston. John Fruit, jr.
Monlour-Lewis Roat, Grier Quick.
Oranse-Je-se Coleman, Peter 2. Kline,
H,:am r. Kline.
Benjamin Hanck.
Susarloai-Wiilam MasleleT, Elias Cole,
George Hess.
scott-caester C Mar, Samuel Kres sler.
March z6. 1862
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Adsinislrator's Notice.

NOTICE i hereby 1Iveu that isiieFs Of
administration or tie estate OF At'ehaeI
Hetlrr, Ia 2 OF NJ fila township, Columbia
cnun'y. decreased have beeu ssenieei y the
Register al -aii county 10 Aiehael 3. Hsi-
Ter, vino reside, ~ M.ilm lGwn-aip. All
persons having claims 81 de IA ands against
he eslaie-oi ihe dreedsnl are requested 10
re-eui them ln ibr undersigned aud hose
Indebied q Tue estate Ia make payment
iorihwiih 70
MICHAEL 2. t4ETLER Aanr.
N i1lsn ~. 81 s,,.a 26 iSs2 -ae
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II is said that he (neaAina Capt Frick)
has rendered his resignation -Ster 9tb iast.
The statement in the SIar thai he (Fnck)
has rendered his resignation Is false -Repab
lscan 10Th inst
We founded our statement upon the
following, which appeared in communi-
cation received BY us from one OF the mem.
hers OF ihe Company Of which Mr. FR'cK is
cspfain Il is ihis-s.ii is rnmofed in camp
that our Beloved Captain has rendered his
resignation" The vain, bisosed editor Of
the EfPubliean should explain who has talsi-
fed whether there ras such a rnmor OF
zhssher or not ses have Ialsifed 10 stating
Just what we have inserted above. We have
been informed. through several sources,
since our last issue, that cur correspondent
uas s0rrsef as 10 The rnmor. These remarks
are made with no IL; spirit towards Captain
Frick whatever. but merely TO remind our
mp town normal editor Of The old maxim Of
thinking tuics before speaking once "
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ISIT POSSIBLE that any soldier can be so
foolish as TO leave The CiIy wiihou; supply
of Holloway's Ointment aud Pills VINO
ever does so will deeply regret ii. These
medicines are the only certain cnre for
Bowel Complaints. Feysrs, Sores and Sour
vey. Orlv 20 cents per Box or Pot 223.
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GEAIIlF.L C0MPLEYI0Y

DOCTOR THOMAS F. CHAPMAN will
- send loi " hp a IN At tree Of ct,arae)
The Recipe aud iull directions lof making
and usiug beautiful veaeiahie Balm. that
viii efrcually remnve P'mple. Bio:ches,
Tan Frerkies, &c, Sc, leaving the skin
smooth, clean, and beautiful al.o foil d.
rsctious Tor usJ8a Ps.aIfrau's celebrated
Sumnlant. ranied 10 Start = foil growth
OF Whi> kers, ct 4 Blusa ache. IN less than
ihITy day Either Of the above can be
obtained by return mail, by addressing
fwilh sramPs for re'urn po>iage) DR.
THOMAS F. CHAPMAN, Practical Chem.
lsL 85I Broadway Nav YORK.
January 10. 1862 Pm.
VNHE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE
ola SUFFERER, Published "a warn
ing, and Tor the especial benefit Of Young
Men and ihp>s who snfIrr with Nervons
Debility, Lo,s Of Memory, Premature De-
cay, &c, &c. &c.. toy one who hss cured
himself oy simple means, af'er being pot
10 great expeCse aud inconyenience,
through lhe use OF worthless medicines
prescribed by learned Doc'ors.
Suugir copir~ may be had OF the author,
c. a LAMBERT, Esq, Greenpoint, Long
l~iard. by eucloSiug pos'-paid addressed
euvelope Address CHARLES A. LAM.
BERT Esq, GreeupoInt, Long Island i,
New York
January Is, ls62-2m.
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THe person who wished some one TO SO
down 10 the army and shoot Toodiesp foi
writing sssich nasiyr letters TO the STAR had
better take the job upon himself,
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Law Isvis, who was tried al our last court
and convicted for bigamy, has received a
pardon from Gov. Curtin. He will te home
IN few days.
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We received a communication few days
sincs, from IS. K )" for publication, which
is rather lengthy, but We will endeavor TO
give il place in our next paper.
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Jerssylown, Jan 3, lHb2.
y MARRIiGE.-ITS LOVE AND

ID q
~ hates, sorrows aud au2er~, homes and
Tears. regrets aud Joys; MANHOOD, how
losl, how restored the uaturs, Treatment
and radieal cure Of spermatorri ua or sem
inal weakness involuntary emissions, ser
ual debility aud impediUeuis 10 marFleae
generally nervousness, eousnmpi fit-
mental and physical incapaciy, resuuna
from SELF ABUSE are inlly explained
iu the MARRIAGE GUIDE, By WM
YOUNG. NJ d. THIS most extraordinary
boos .houl Id he in the hands OF every young
peI-on cuute N plating marriage. and every
man or woman who desires TO huIi The
number OF iheif oi~priu9 10 their cirrum-
Stances Every pain, disease and ache ia
cidsnial 20 youth, maturity and old age, -
fully explained; every par :icie ot knowl
edge mat shonld he known is here given
Il j. fni Of su9ravings. In tact, Il diSclo
>as secrets that every one should know !;
still ii j. a bo ok that muSt be lock II mp
ADD rot he about the house. II wIll BE-
sent TO any one on receipt ot twenty ite
cents IN saecie or no. aye stamps. Al
dress Dr. WM. YOUNG, No. 4l6 SPRUCE
Street, above Fonrih, Philadelphia.
wAFFHCTED s. UNFORTUNATE.
40 mater what may be yonr disease be
fore you place yonrself under the care O.
any of the notorious Quaeks-nalive or Tor
ei2n-who advertise ~ rh,s or any Other
paper. get COPY Of Or. YnnLo's hook,
apd resu il carefuliy Il gwili be The means
OF saving yon many dnilar, yodT health,
and possibly your liie.
DIR YOUNG can be consulted on any
OF The Diseases described A. his puhlicaiuu
al his office No. 4I6 SPRUCE Street, above
Fourth, Philadelphia.
Otiice hours from 10 3, daily.
Eehrcafs %, 1872,
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The next term Of school ia the Orange
vile Academy viii commence on the 24th
inst.
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Kollork,s nandeIlon COree.

kOll0Ck'S DandeIiGH Coffee.
THIS pfepaFalton, mais from The best
Java Cahre J. recommended by on vScians
a. snp~r,nr NUTRITIOUS BEVERAGE
for General Debility nyspep>is, and all
billions disorders Thousands who have
teen compelled 10 abandon the use Of cof-
lee will use ;his without iniprinns effects.
One can contains the strength OF two
pounds OF ordinary coffee Prlce 25 cents.
k0LL0CK'S LEYAIN,
The puresi and bp>i BAKING POWDER
known, Tor making li.hi, SWEET aud nutri-
lions Bread and cakes Pric. | 5 cents.
Manufactured ny
NJ II kQLLOCK Chemist.
Corner OF Bfaai ani Chestnut Streets.
Philadelphia.
- Es'd sold by an Druggists and G,seers. -
February 20, ls62.-ly.
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ORANGEvILLE ACADEMY,
NO r M Al s G n O Q L
AND
COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE
}, angeujIie. COLUMBIA County, Pennsylvania

VE1HE Third Term Of the present Acad ern-
Ie year OF The OfanaevIle Male ami
Female Academy, wlitcommence or Tues
day, FetruaIy Alb. 1852
Prof IL. ID. w ALKER, A. NJ, Principal.
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Bloomsbury March 26, 1862,
NEW RAEsREE AEgOP.


OEposite lie Court House Gad neIt door 10
Democrat O6ise
THE undcrsigt ed respectfully informs his
friends and customers iha h. has opened
A New Barber Shop.
In Court House Alley, next door below
the Office OF the ConmoIa Democrat where
he will be hsppy TO wait upon all customers
and from long experience aud street altec-
ton to business, he hopes to merit aud re-
ceive liberal share OF public patronage.
IL AL things here done IN derenc; and
in ordef.n THOMAS BROWN.
Bloomsbury, March ), 1861
EOR SA lie Two Patent Lever (rhirleen
Il Jewelsl Watches, will be sold cheap
Tor cash. They are 10 good con iiiinn. fot
further particulars, inquire at the SrAa Or
FICR.
Bloomsburg. Jan. %. 1862.
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II. To The heirs and legal repre-
- sentatives of George MeaFs iaie
x OF ihe co. Of Colombia, dec d
You and each Of YOU will take
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EMPLOYMENT !!

REGIsTEk's 5 OFFICE, hegtStef
Bloomsburg, April 9, 1862
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Notice,

Bloom. burg. AprIl : ls62
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-13
RAILROAD RECEIPTS

q.
: "a bxs mdse, 81 do shoes, bales mdse, Crane,
Brown a Co; bales mdse, Archer, Mackey q Co;
is bxs bales mdse, J Maghee Co; Is bxs gro
ceries, Nick.ry Bros bx books, bx paper, Jno
Healy; bx hdw, Topf a Long 227 bxs shoes, g.;
bxs hats. II cases Morgan, Read Co; I1 bds
shafts, bale poles, Chas Babcock; Dbl B liquor,
Douglass 10 bbls nuts, bxs mdse, 70 bbls sugar
~ bbls molasses, Bement & Niele l bx perfumsry,
ii ] Schlaepfer; bx leather, G Miller, ] bx do,
Reis bxs dry goods, Berg & Co; bxs G
wheels, bx mdse, C Bement; bales rope, %
bxs yermacelli, Geo Foster Co; 65 bxs groceries,
Ii A Cook bibles, J Shanklin; 10 bx dry goods,
Schapker & Bussing; bx mdsc, Sawyer Bray;
kegs drugs, l bx do LEIGH Carlstedt 2 bxs
tin, coils wire, q Co; 30 bbls teas, r II bxs
ammunition, Lit Col Parker, Grand View, Ind 10
bxs do, Col w Cruft, Rockport, Ind; bee hive,
NJ Lockwood, Mt Vernon; Is bxs ammunition,
Is pound gun, with carriage &c, complete Capt
5 Miner, Mount Vernon: II bxs ammunition, 5
do guns and accoutrements, 2l do cavalry equip
ments, Chas Wells, Q NJ; bxs arms and accou-
trements, 81 do ammunition, Auditor Posey CO, Mt
Vernon, Ind Z bxs boots II 3 do bale dry goods,
J Hopkins; cars lumber, L c r. Co; 2 cars
hoop poles Defrees 900 bushels wheat, r Mills
& Co; IL PIX gs snndries, Wheeler & Riggs; 6pfl
feet lumber, VIM Hunnel; large stone, uhlhorn
a Brnkman 4 bbls -four, Orr, Dalzell 4 Co; 30
bpls iron, Scantlin Co; IL do saddle trees Cha
Babeock horses, Richardson Britton bx
clears, Shrader; 2 bxs, w W Shannon.
A E. SHRADER, Agent.
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i nissraeeful Act. IL True.

We learn from good authority that
when the guerrinas set Mr.. Peter Casey's
house on fire, Gas there is no doubt but
they did, that some of the vile secesh
about Caseyville was running around cir
culating a report that it was believed a
negro girl of Mrs. Clarke set the house
on fire, and not the guerrillas.
The negro girl accused is said to be
mean disposed girl, and if Mrs. Clarke
and the secesh about her could have the
negrn hung and then get pay for her, it
would suit them very well There is no
doubt they would do anything just now
to serene themselves from the disgrace
full charge of house burning, avoid hav-
ing to pay for the property burned, A
day is not far distant when the vile
wretches about Caseyville and in through
the County who have been secretly CIV
ing information and-comfort to the guer-
rillas, will find that loyalty to the their
country is honorable. h w.
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River News


1t is hoped and believed that the river
will rise soon, as rains have been pretty
general for several days past. As iii is,
navigation is almost closed without the
aid of Guerrillas. .......r..s -
The Hazel Dell arrived here on Thurs
day night from Mound City.
= The Nashville arrived from Cairo on
yesterday morning, and viii leave at noon
to-day. The Nashville makes excellent
time.
The May Duke arrived from below
yesterday moring and left yesterday after
noon, with magnificent trip. Those
favorite officers Capt Throop and Gus.
Dusouchet, are in sommand.
The @. Lloyd arrived here yesterday,
looking SO handsome under a new coat of
paint, that her best friends did not know
her. She goes below. 3
A steam ferry boat, captured at the
taking of Memphis, arrived here yester
day from Cairo, enroute to New Albany.
The Delaware is the regular and
popular mail boat for Louisville thi:
evening. - $3.50 H .~a..
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Information Wanted.

OF G. w. Arthur, who was brought to
this city in a buggy, on Friday the 9Th
inst, from the Blue Grass neigborhood.
He is Ia years old, about 5 feet high,
light hair and complexion, has been sick
and is very delicate. Had on blue cot
tonade pants, black hat, and carried a
small bundle. Any information of his
whereabouts viii be thankfully received
by his distressed mother, if sent to Mr..
Warmers on the Newburg road or to this
Office. aisd DIT b
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-13

BULLY FOR METERS BoYs.-We are
informed that four of Meters men went
out on a scout Tuesday night, ten miles
below Owenesboro, and were out all
night In the morning they stopped at
a farm house to get breakfast, after OBJ
tanning which they seated themselves for
a short time to explain to their host their
Henry Rifles, and expatiating on their
merits. They then took leave of their
host and proceeded on their way, but
had scarcely left the premises until they
saw 40 guerrillas sweeping down upon
them They turned back to the house
they had left and three of them succeed
ed in getting over the fence. The fourth
finding himself hard pressed, freed be-
hind stump, and opened on his pursu-
ers, discharging his sixteen shots in rapid
succession. His comrades then took up
the fire in turn from behind the fence;
thus they kept up continuous Ere for
some two rounds apiece, when the guer-
rillas, thinking they had stirred up the
entire regiment, broke and fed. So far
as is known, nobody was seriously hurt,
although some one hundred shots were
fred by Meters men, who returned to
headquarters without a scratch. -
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HOME INTERESTS.

To the Shippers and Travelling pub
lie in the Evansville and Caire U.
S. Mail Trade, during low water
Season. 81
Capt C. F. Clark, formerly of the
steamer Prairie Rose, purchased the
steamer Hazel Dell yesterday, and
chartered portion of her to Capt. Lew.
Davis, to take the place of the steamer
General Anderson, in the Evansville
and Cairo mail line, during low water, to
run in connection with the steamer
Nashville. The Haze, Dell viii leave on
her first trip on Monday next at II
NJ Passengers and shippers can rely
upon the punctuality of the Hazel Dell
and Nashville in the above trade during
the low water season The rates of pas
sage and freight by the line viii remain
as heretofore. Sept Is, l. W.
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AlVah Johnson,


Independent Union candidate for Con-
gress, will address the people at the fol-
lowing times and places, in Pike and
Knox counties: SIS
Winslow, Tuesday, September l6, at
l O clock, Pm
Petersburg, Wednesday, September Il,
at l o'clock, PM ESQ 10
Nashville, Thursday, September Is, at
l o'clock, PM
Wheatland, Thursday, September Is,
at u o'clock, P. M.
Edwardsport, Friday, September 10,
at l O'Clock, P NJ
Bruceville, Friday, September 10, at
u o'clock, P. NJ.
Oak Station, Saturday, September 20,
at O. clock, P. N
Vincennes, Saturday, September 20,
at o'clock, P. NJ
Hon JOHN LAW is respectfully invited
to meet him at those places, and discuss
matters at issue between the Sth-ofJanu-
airy and Union parties.
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We, the undersigned commissioned
officers of the 87th Regiment Illinois
Volunteers, who accompanied said regi-
ment, under the command of Lieut.. Col
Crebs, ON an expedition from Shawnee
town to Uniontown, KY, on the Ind day
of September, 1862, having noticed a
false and scurrillous article in the Evans
Vile Daily Journal Of September 3, 1852,
rejecting upon the conduct of Col Crebs,
feel called upon in justice to him and
ourselves, to give the lie direct to said
article in every particular, and at the
same time to give a true statement O.
the facts in the case, as they are well
known to as from personal observations.
Soon after dark, on the evening of Mon
day, Sept LIST, Col Crebs called us to-
gether at his Headquarters, and stated
that he had just received information
that Caseyville, KY, would be attacked
that night by guerrillas, and tina. the
citizens had sent an earnest request that
help should be sent them. He further
stated that for certain good reasons not
here necessary to be named, he would
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-13
Notice to Masters OF Steamers, and
River Men. -.

SURVEYORS OFFICE, EVANSVILLE, IND. !
September II, 1862.
The "RuLes and Regulations" con-
corning the trade on the Ohio and other
Western Rivers, [copies of which, dated
April 22d, 1862, and already in your
possession, will hereafter be rigidly en-
forced The modification of these Rules
dated May 10, 1862, is not in force.
These Regulations apply to Packets as
well as to transient boats. Especial at
tention is directed to the following Rule
recently adopted:
XIV. All vessels, boats, and other We
hicles used for transportation, violat-
ing any of the above Regulations,
and all goods wares,. and merchandise
shipped or transported in violation there
of, viii be forfeited to the Uuited States
If any false statement be made, or de-
ception practiced in obtaining permit,
and all others connected Herewith or eff
fected thereby will be absolutely void,
and all merchandise shipped hereunder
shall be forfeited TO the United States.
In all cases Of forfeiture as aforesaid, i'm
mediate seizure will be made and pro-
ceedings instituted promptly for condem-
nation
go A. L. ROBINSON,
Surveyor.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-13

Bea-Welearn that some Of our citizens
deem it a great hardship that they are
not permitted to pursue their ordinary
avocatiOns while others are out at drill
This is extraordinary indeed, and we
would advise these peasons, if they do
not like to submit to the laws and militia
ry orders Of this State, that they had bet
ter leave it. Men that expect the pro-
lection Of our Government without con-
tributing to its defense, are not needed
here at this particular junction. We are
glad that General Blythe Is determidne
to make this thing equal. 1t is his duty
to DIS So t st-
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-13

sl MILITARY CoMNANDANT.-Lieut Ehr-
man has been appointed Gommandant of
this post, and yesterday entered on the
discharge ofhis duty. Among his duties
are those of discharging sick and wound
ed soldiers who are are permanently dis
abled, from service, mastering new re-
cruits into the service, and arresting de-
serters. Yesterday he mustered out %
disabled, and mustered in % new sold
iers. To-day he is ready to look after de-
serters.
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.
A HERo AND A BRILIIANT VICTORY
We are informed that on Wednesday
last, Jas. Wilson of the 10Th Kentucky,
who is at home at Rumsey, Ky, recruit
ing for his regiment, was attacked BY
five guerrillas Wilson killed two of the
assailants, wounded two, and put the
fifth to inglorious fight He also killed
two horses, wounded two, and captured
the arms and accontrements of the killed
and wounded. The names of the killed
are Charley Bland and Lewis Sears.
The names of the wounded we could not
ascertain. Wilson is hero who viii do
to tie to, and should receive prompt pro-
isotion. This is what may be called
fighting, and we hope the example may
become contagious. 81 sek4
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-13

Rs j. Burns, finding his Ambrotype
Car too small for the accommodation of his
numerous patrons, has sold the Car and
furnished large and commodious rooms
at No. s second street, over John Rasch's
Shoe Store, where he has every facility
for making fine pictures. A good as
sortment of cases and frames always on
hand. Iw-d
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ne Can't James Sanders Of the 24tl

H@. Capt James Sanders of the Oath
Indiana Regiment, is now in our city on
recruiting service. He wants about $50
men to FIJI up his regiment to the maxi
mum, and desires that Evansville contrib
ute her share. The 9th is one of the
best disciplined regiments in the service,
and recruits will not suffer one half the
hardships in such regiment as they viii
by enlisting among raw troops under in
experienced officers.
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ra-H. & b Altering have on hand q

D9-H &. B. Altering have on hand
fine lot of ready made Clothing, fresh
made, home manufacture. Also pre-
pared to make up to order in short mo-
lice, as we have on hand fine lot of
Cloths, Casimeres, Beavers. Vestings,
&C., &c. Also on hand, large assert
ment of Underclothes and Gentlemen's
furnishing Goods. 80 49,
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UNpvTn-Mr johnson. in his notices

p UNPvm-MF. johnson, in his notices
of public speaking, invites his opponent,
Judge Law, 10 attend and address the
peoplewith aim on the great topics now
agitatihe the public mind. Butwe no.
'tice by the vincennes Sun of Tuesday,
that the Honorable and cunning Judge,
instead of reciprocating this COURTESY,
invites the County candidates to be pres
ent, &c. This is an old trick of the
Judge, The people win remember how
he used to ''ride and tie" with Lockhart
and Joe Lane constituting the four fam
Gus LIS, Lockhart, Lane, Law, and Lying
to prevent any one on the other side
from having an opportunity Of address
ing the people and exposing their false
hoods and sophistries 1t is the same
old game. f.sAEs& As2A