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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-25
CITY ELECTION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIYgS TO THK
~ qualified voter. Of the city Of Eysnsriise
that the annual city sisctioas faE The purpose II
exciting 0aE COUNCILMAN IRON ZACH
WAKn u said city. ONE CLERK. ONE COL
LECTOR, 0NE TREASURER. ONE MARSHAL
OSE STREET COMMISSIONER, ONE SUE.
YEYoR. and THREE ASSESSORS, aifi b. held
ss the places axei b. the ofdiuaaevs Of the rity
for haldiag city siectionss tie arst Monaay,
bsiAg tias fourth day, u April. 1861
By order u the Coamon tsaaeii.
A. fEAFFLIN, Clerk
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-25

votes cast for WoodWard, Slavery, and
Disunion last October in Pennsylvania,
think it desirable to support any can
didate whose only claim to superiority
over Mr.. Lincoln lies in the fact Of his
being supported BY smaller party. =
la Mr.. Lincoln's words, 1T IS
very difficult to do sensible things "
Harpers Weekly, March L.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-25

ksihslrau is from ths 0r.ek H0rd 'kathro, or
"kaihaile~ . sHfniigaaf - gieshse rsiusinate and
restore. tbs afiiflH 81 g Ist tts natua Hiraihes.
for Pfezsffiur iesIaisur aad besutiifiug The
hEisas has it b. the uaast tassk sbs preparation
u the wafid. u BE- asatn ugand aud pbt np by
she eriEipal prgpti~is. sud - Baw made with fhe
same care. sklll and attention which gsFa % =
safe ai aFaf ana nHtllinH i.1tiies per saaafs
it is = u8qsi deiighffai Hair Dressing.
IL Ffaah atss scufi sud dAn4fuH
~ Eeeps the aa1 fs.si aud chan.
II usskes the hair. rich, soft aud Fiessy.
IL prevents tha half isem fsliing "a sna turn.
teg gray.
~ issstos.s half ufou taid heals
Any laty nF gentleman who Falues lesattful
bead of hair sh0uia usa Lyou's Kafhairoa. n is
kBosu aini "a 81 throughout the civilized sorid
sold ~ all respectable dealers
uHMAs = HARNEs CO, New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-25
PLANTATION BITTERS.


which ara SOW rCcahmeudcl by the highest lnssii-
cal authorities, aud warranted 20 prodnoe an i.s-
aasisafs han9trial siiect. They arr exceedingly
agrrcahin, lcriec-ly pure, aud must snIsrccci an
required
Tlssy purity, strengthen and mvi-orate.
They cTcato a hralthy appetlte.
They are al antidote % change Of water and
dsi.
They overcome the elects Of dissipation aud
late hours
They strengthen the system aud enliven the
she miud.
Taey prgyent aiasH,aiie and iniernii,ea, ss.
The, pariiy the brua,h and asidlsy Of the
stomach.
They cure uyzgepsla and Constipation.
They curr nnrrhca aud Chpiurs Mefbns.
They rufe Liver Complaint and Sarvous
Headache.
They make the weak strong. the lanzuld bril-
liant sad sfs cSiiaustrd uatife's great resiorer
ihey are com pase 81 che celebrated CailsAYe hark
winisrErsen. sassaffss, resis snd herbs. al prr.
served so Eeriretlr pugc 81. craix rum. For par
tseniars, - eirsHiarz and testimonials around
Each bottle.
hewars at impnslaFs. Examlne every bottle.
See that Il has oar private q. 4. stamp nnmuti-
lated osef the cork, with plantation scene. aud
oaf siguafere GA 4 hns steel plate side lsial See
that Cur h9ttie is nai ra-hilea with spurious and
dsleleriess stun Any person pretending 60 sell
Plantation hhiers - ihe Ealiun Ia buik. u als
tmpsatof. Any paFsan Initiating this h8ttls. Or
selling saY utber insistis fhsrsin, whether called
flanistiau hnirrs - not, " a criminal undef the
y y. Law snd vii D. 80 presses aied hy as We
already hasn snf sYs ga several parties rs-hiilnE
oar bottles Ac.s ahs viii snaosed Ia gaffing
themselves late eibsa quarters. The dsmaH 81 f1F
brakes Plantation hittsrs frem ladiss. clergy
2hrn, mrFehauis. arss b incredible. The simpla
trial q hattl Is the etlieuee present ul theif
Nofth aud supsuaafy. fheY sold BY all D..
ssssctshla arH Fgisfs. Ffassis, physifisus lotuis
SALOONS, steam hoat=, sud ceuBiFy stores
g u. pRAkE 4 90.
No 80 broadway. n. Y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-25

To amend Ordinance, p&=sed March Z, 1879,
sEtitled An Ordinance establishing thrss
etsetion pTactions within the city OF Evans
VILE. aBd prescribing tbs places a. which the
elections"
P4stsl March Is, Iss4
sEcrfog l. b Z sr.lainsf B. sAs Osianss. Cssaea
qf TIE CiH 81 Esaaslis, That ths place II h0ldiax
all city eIsetons within aud E5r fhs second elec-
tioa pTecnei. consisting q ths thIFd fourth, and
eighth yards 0f said city, skah - ~ the house u
John Monk, GA the corner Of First and Vine
streets, iasiead u tbs Young Anlsr.ez sagins-
house As prescribed in said asaIaauee u March
i. ls59. wM. BAKER, Mayor.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-25
No. 27
Main Street, Sales Room
Factory, Cor. Locust i Water Sts.

We Manufacture al fhs sboEs goo5ss and ziIi sci
50 Der cent. cheaper than any House IN our State.
We woula eals the attention % Merchants wbo
deal in cur lie, 70 buy froua TIE DanHf-cfaFsrs,
whsra they can save 30 psE cent
. T. FEEDBICH 4 BROS,
mu1 EzzaETills, Izdiazs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-25
DISSOLUTION.
MEDICAL.
l.. - HERR. M ID.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEOE.

Ls0BMERLY OF QUINCY, ILLS. TENDERS
II his professional services the eitizenz q Nv
aasEfiis aud vicinity, and sith the experience Of
nftssn years atlve gr4rfire h i enshei - ffeat
successfully all chFeuic affections afse-1zss Of
long stAsdfag, Impurities of the Blood, Diseasas
Of the Throat % Chest. Indigestion, Chfgaic
Diarrhszs Cancers, uid UlesE-s Diseasas ef the
ska, scrogalA. All Diseases u the Kys aad d.
eases q Women and Ghlldren-
OFfICE-On Main street, ever Dobeips Book
Store Rasldsnos corner FIRST and DiEssiot. Sts .
e Mr. scibeT's Ones hozrs from . 70 L a m,
za1 EoC 70 p II 6sczS 1ydaw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-25
ELECTION NOTICE.

uF INDIANA, l.
aNAnderharsh County. So
The State a taiaua o the sheriff of Ysnderburgh
E
/ LOUIS klClIfER, CoTk OF the Wander
4, bprgh Np-cuit Court, ae hereby certify t.
ths Stglta ol said what ettcers 60 he
yectei for he several townships IN said county,
al usual places holding sleCtiou the nrst
Monday April A ID.
For Township. on Justoa-0f the Peace
an5 Cinstabts.
For Knight Township Justice Peace
Gai Cvustsoies
For soait Township Justice the Peace
and Coustsbtes.
For Armstrong Township, JasteS-ot-the--
Peace suat " 10 CGustabies.
FOR Perry Township, tive Constsees
For Union Township, two Justices of the Peace
and CaBsfaoes ,,e
ForC Township, two Constahies.
FOR 6erm Township two tonsiabtes
ud oueT Township Trustee Ton each ct sAii sew
townships. i,
And the sheriff Is hereby directed 60 give legal
O election IN conformity with The
ia ueh ma and provided
Etai hersUnto subscribe nay
the sealo OF said Count, this Tth day
II harvh, A. ~
LoutS RICHTER, Clerk V. c. c.
George WoihlR, sheriff o. dcI bar GA CoRn-
3. certify thar the aud for going Is true
.aR complete cepyoi the original, nls il
uEIu my once. GEO. WOLFLIE, shH V. Q. &
u = lURiou and Times eoryl nhlo
1EE#a tpa-e+4a- =AA E-ek
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-25
SADDLERY.
THOMAS @. MAGHEF.

AAVMA NO u UAAIALL8
CUcCEssnR TO ". y. C0RWISE 90. +,
> may always BE- found at the old stand, No.
- LOCUST sTREET, near the Posf .Ofhcs. He
sfiii cOnfinues 10 IaaHHGac;une Liz or Heavy
Harness. Saddles, Bridles, Martinas 80, Collars.
Ae., &c., and has on hand large a.fd attractive
stock d cust0m- " ofk, made Of the best material
By scientific w0rkmsn. which be- now offers 10 tho
trade at EASTERG PRICES. Having greatly IN
creased his facilities for manufacturing, he il uow
prepared 70 furnish all articles bis line, 10 any
quantities, sc the shor est notice. Al Who wish
70 bny will sayr money by examining his stock
before purcbasiag elsewhere. All aho like 10 ex-
aains fHe articles are invited 20 call and the
Nofk which took The premiums 1T the iast FAIRS.
NIB. Esefy article i guaranteed. aud pTrna-
ture rips aud breaks repaired without charge.
fnbiG
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-25
S. T.lsRn x

Persons Of sedeutsy habits troubled with
~eakne-, lsssitude, psPitatien Of the heart. lack
ot appetite, Distress alter eating. torpid liver.
ennstipSiinn, deserse e suffer, 70 they wil not
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-25
Best Machine in the World.

SrSHy sUNBEK OF PREMIUMS AwAERED
i TO the 81 Buckeye " during the few yaarspiiat
Il has tn bsf0re the public, Indicates the posit-
ion held hy u IN every seetios Of this country
xhere IL has been iufrplnc~d.
For tbs season o. is53, II early eonfrsets are
made, viii furnish delivered At Evansville, Ind.
terms cash on delivery
Small, or Junior Mover $50
Large, or sefiigr aowsr..-..-....-.........-I If5
Combined Reaper and A9NeF---.--.......-.- Isl
Cireaisrs containing fail particulars for opera
ting aud taking care q the machine viii b. fur.
nfshe5 sn application OF forNsrded by mail
DANfEL HORGAS. Agent.
mhlb-d&E3m No s west First street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-25
sUNDRIEs.

~ O-su9Ak-D0 HHDs. PRIME. FOr sale By
- ' FEB 10th q. E. 6LBERT 90.
cANDLEs.-I00 Roxss f,r sale Ly
- feb 10th =. 2. GILBERT co.
Q0AFs.-IO5 Boxes CASTLE, German aud Fancy.
- Dor sale low BY s. T.. GILBERT b co.
.. f4b. 10Th
( tOIIOH BATTING ~ Bales good quality. for
- sale tO TIE trade at lsss than the Faetory
Erieea. Fob l0l =. y. GILBERT a Co,
10. 4. Sycamore 81
AZ KbL BUeR ETs--aD nor. for sale by
w Fei 10th. s. y. GILBERT co.
IEDIGO-.4 GIBBONS Best Quality, for sale low
i Feb lOtl. T. " GILBERT 60.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-25
ESTABLISHED, 1881
MEDICAL.
INDIAN MEDICINES.

ChSroR CO Cure
q. es5asiia4 eHs~ ~ ssestariarrf-s. S~nsisa :
. fiHess N.'fsFssl f.sq.s. s.l az iis-is-s cess
81 y ~ aaiistssa sara d. i.,saf Rsnss-s faifer-
- L'ssssfssis, fasas fts BaeE Rsasasss "a Isiss
ffeiatsafs esd Asss Meak NcFrrs. B5Arals ~
hlsuiAsas. IrraA@sa. HaksfnIssss Fr,4ss5aas - ~.
fs'r, f.s5s tessseits:. isssaifs C,assapssaa, asI
~ laiA = ss4fare.
y" this mfsileiae T. simple vegetable extract,
ana eae 90 which al eau RELY, a. ID has been used
Ih our E@cttos iof many years. and with thous.
seus trsstis, it hss zot hiis In a single instance
tts curative powers have boea suficient 10 ,-afp
victory ever the naesf stubborn case.
70 To fhese Who have trified with their constf-
tution until they think themselves bexopa ~.
Teach q medical sia. We would say, Hesaair 80
the CHFkoSEs CuEE viii rrstare yoa to he,lsh
and Fisor, shd aftsr al qusck doctors have failad
Ha feF tail particulars, get a Circular from am
Drug stern il the country, OF write the ProprIe-
ters, who n III mall free 10 any desiring she sane
a 1911 trestise Ia pamphlet form
50 frioes' 81 fer bottle or throe bottles Tor S.
AMI forwarded hy Expires % All parts of the world
hs sold by al RESPECTABLE druggists eyrry-
whcEu.
DR.. w. r. Merwin g. Co.
S0LE FRaFRfEroRs
I
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-25
INsoLUBLE CEMENT.

GAEGr
DisCofEEEs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-25
- Q 3 ACCO.

I'VE ARE WOW THE MOST ExTEssIyE
MAaaf.etursrs. 10 car uss. the state. We
ocsr the following Tobacco asa Cigars. our O~B
saanufzetass. for sale:
- Boxes Of Five Lamp per pouua----. 50 Cts.
80 Bozes Of 10 Lump yer pound-....-.--. ~ Cts.
zoo Boxes Fraaks 0IAAge Lamp y y. 81 cts
80 Rese Bud, in Cad1ies, per pound - Cts.
SO Boxes B4row's. In Ca.idies-
50 csddiss Peach Leaf. per pound % cts
800 II Densda, Light, Per pound 81 80
800 C.adies PAEeAke. Light, per pound - Cts
100 boxes san Cared Tobarco . k.---... IS Gu
1000 sss Home spun Twist Tobs7co;
loo Barrels smaking Tobaeco;
200 boxes B0nd's Scotch snuns
90 Half Barrels Fins-Cut Chawfsg Tobacco
loo Msrsch&um Pipes
lOO Gross Brisr and Weed Pfpss;
10000 Clay Pipss, assorted
lGs Grass RahbsE Pipes,
ItsOo0 asserted Pipe Stems;
z5,ao0 Csnha CigNrs:
1900 Hsury Clay Cigars nrEts;
.. 600 HeHry Clay Cigars, sscoR1is;
p coo La Sspole0n Cigar;
80 ,8oa II Brufns cixaFs;
5000 Half spanish ofgsEs;
$4,000 ssgArsetss
% co La szlvsdins Cigar;
800 Go Pzxks Smoking Tobscce.
% Druma Turkish Smoking Tobacco;
l,a1g Baies kinAicaHick Smoking Tobseeoi
50 nrums ShAnghie:
2.ooo Pounds Macksboy snuH,
900 French SoaH
Merchants and Store Keepers. look to fhsi
ntsrests exAnline our large stock
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-25
DR.. w. R. Merwin g. Co.

771TIE 7 N7IFAT EIT7HN4
No. 80 liberty Street. New York
&c sold Ia Evansville BY Wm. Bierbowrr aud
BY 20 druggists every where. fFebl6dawly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-11

Z ''-fARINERSHIP.- We have formed
III ts,vsf = ~ tneiehip, 10 do general BANKING
ra,.I-'i-9s' 'i-s' III the city of Richmond under the
Ot "i1a htyie of HARRISON, GoDDIN & ApPERsox
,trrc,. N"fliiwest corner of Main and Eleventh
SAMUEL j. HARRISON,
an, ,o WELLINGTON GODDIN,
w JAMES l.. APPERsOE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-11

eo,npargtjye security In fact this site, from its
being the home of traitors and oppressors OF the
poor has become sort Of earthly paradise for coli
ored refugees. There they flock in large numbers,
and, like Lazarus of old permitted, as it were,
to "repose in Father Abrahnni's bosom" The rich
men of the '' Southern Confederacyp now homeless
wanderers, occasionally cry across for the Lazarus
whom they have oppressed and despised, but he Is
not sent unto them, because between the two par
ties there is great gulf fixed, so that they which
would pass from hence cannot On this freedmen i
paradise parties for cultivating the soil organ
lied under the sperntendenee of missionaries, each
party cultivating from ten TO one hundred acres,
with a fair prospect Of realizing handsomely. These
efforts are aided by the COVE nmcnt-rations, teams,
&c being supplied and charged to each party, TO be
deducted from the proceeds of their crops. Cotton
is chiefly cultivated, and some very handsome
- stands appear.
Tbe se.Toe Place The g Joe place" is nearest
the landing The fine brick house, however, is
nearly demolished but the cottage, used a sort
Of law library and Office, is remaining urinjurcd.
The negro quarters also remain
The ",JeF P2dce."--Ihe 50 jeff. place +" is also a
very fine plantation. The residence has not been
nured except the door locks and one or two marble
mautelS broken up, apparently for trophies. The
JEFF furniture has been removed but the rooms are
still furnished with furniture brought here.
The HOUSE that Jeff. Baih.-'fhe house is, in its
ground plan in the form of a crosa-but one floor,
with large rooms and ample veraIdahs The portion
i'll front supported with pillars, and these form the
only ornamental features of the house, except such
rs were added for this occasion by the artificial
Couc-ieS VI oil 4Noi' 9iHIN,S o VI 'n'7c "et
fest0ons wreaths, stars and garlands, mysteriousl
woven in evergreens and flowers. Over the portieo
entrance outside were the following inscriptions the
letters being formed with cedar foliage:
''1he House. that jeff. Built
''Weldolne."
The latter motto was arched, and, with the fcs-
toons made very beautiful appearance.
Inside beautiful stars and garlands of fow-
ers and over the exit at the back door the following
inscription, surmounted by star:
"ETd Traitor"
It facetiously remarked by an observer that
the motto
Down with the traitor,
And up with the star
We understand that to Miss Lee, Of Pennsylvania,
and Miss Jennie IIUdleson; Of Indiana, the party
iIAcbed for those ingenious ard appropriate de-
vices. Very likely, for wit and satire for traitors,
and cordial welcome TO the loyal and patriotic, are
characteristics of these whole-souled missionaries.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-11

FOURTH OF JuLY CELEBRATION BY TIE MIscE-
GHNAToRs ON PRFsIpENT DAvIa's PLANrATIoS.
The Yankees at Vicksburg had a grand oolcbrs-
ton OF the ith OF July the plantation and III the
house of the President, Mr.. Davis. It was like
affairs of the kind generally, and is only note
worthy because of the place whore it was held
which is thus described by the Vicksburg Herald
Whether the "ladies" alluded to black or white
does not appear anywhere in this record
Dauis's Be,d-Ths is one of the most extraorI-
nary bends of the wonderful Mississippi river, and
has received its name from the fact OF the settlement
on the peninsula formed by the bend OF two niem-
bers of the Davis family, known as ''Jeu'' and
Joe" This peninsula is some twelve miles in
length and at the point where il is attached to tn,,
main land of the State of Mississippi it SO narrow
that the enterpfising pli,uters have dug canal
across, not unlike the celebrated Butler canal of
Vicksburg fame, although not near long. This
canal is called the 'cut off, and in high water the
peninsula becomes, in fact, island. This tract of
land is of great fertility, being entirely deposit of
the rich soil washed fium the prairies of the Great
West. On this tract SOME SIX plantations of
from 500 To 200 acres each. Two of the largest
and best of these were owned by JEFF and Joe Davis
and are known as the "JeIT. and Joe plaees''
The form Of this peninsula is such, that a few
companies of soldiers, with two stoekades
can keep out -an army of rebels and the inhabi-
tants, although frequently surrounded by the hores
Of Southern murderers and thieves on the opposite
banks Of the river and canal, dwell in peace and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-11
MIsMANAGEMENT AT HOSPITALS.

VI receive agrcat many letters from soldiers in
the different hospitals around the city, complaining
Of their treatment. The charges against some OF
the officials are OF every character, including mat
tnton to the sick and wounded, peculation and
speculation III the provisions furnished by the Gov
ernment, drunkenness and some crimes too disgrace
tll for publication. Unfortunately for the ends Or
justice, if these complaints well founded, they
are nearly always contained in anonymous letters
and OF course, cannot be published They contain
a good deal Of bad grammar and infinitely worse
spelling; but there is Il simple etrnestncss about
them, and humble tone of entrcaty for better
treatment, that secures much of the confidence and
sympathy Of III" reader AS the writers place il o.t
Of the power OF the press to all them would sng
gyst that they address their complaints to Doctor
Frncis SCrrell, InspootoTGcner;l Of Hospitals. In
this WY the derclct officers OF the hospitals can be
brought to punishment and less writing paper wasted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-11
The Figh. at Harrisburg, Mississippi.

We have some further particulars Of Forrest $
fight at Harrisburg, near Tupelo Mississippi, Of
which very brief notice has been made i'll official
kilograms On Tuesday, July 18th, our forces COM
mcnced marching towards Pontotoc to meet the
An attack was intended next morning, but the YAM
KEGS, unwilling to risk open fight, moved off
during the night i'll the direction OF Tupelo.
strong guard being left, 1t some time before
their movement was discovered Part OF our forces
were sent pursuit of the enemy and the rest en-
deavored to cut him off from Tupelo; but when this
force reached the point of intersection Of the two
roads, il was found that the Felerals had already
passed most of their trains and secured strong
position Bells brigade, Of Buiord's division, being
the first to arrive charged the enemy; but being
lianked on both sides, was compelled TO fall back.
Our loss III this charge was heavy, especially IN
officers.
The enemy then moved on to Harrisburg small
village two miles west of Tiipelo Here they spent
the night in fortifyng, and well did they Inprosa
the time. strong position selected, to reach
which troops had to pass over an open field, ex-
posed TO the deadly fire of the enelnyS artillery and
infantry We succeeded in driving them fronI the
first line of works, but they held the second. Our
forces we're withdrawn few hundred yards with the
hope Of inducing the Yankee commander to risk a
battle out OF his fortieations but the offer was de-
clned.
Thursday night Rucker's brigade attacked them at
another point. In this engagement, which lasted
two hours the Yankees admit n loss of 500 killed
and wounded. On Friday the enemy commenced a
retreat, which was admirably conducted. General
Forrest pursued and engaged them few miles north
Of Tupeio, when he received slight but painful
wound in the foot.
ur1oss in the several engagements win reach
nearly 1000 killed, wounded and missing. Yankees
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-11
MAsa's couRr.-'rhe following embraces a Ii,

of the cases before the Mayor yesterday:
Delsey slave of John Cary, charged with
having dress bonnet and l9t of fringe, sup
posed to be stolen, and going ut large. The evi-
dencc failed to convict him of the offence, and he
thereupOn discharged; but Mr.. Cary, ms owner
required to pay Il line for permitting HIM to 60
ut large
William Kothe, charged with the msrder of Alien
a slave, hired by him, and whose partially
heard On Monday last, again brought up before
his Honor yesterday. Upon hearing the testimony Of
Dr. Albert Snead, who attended the deceased, the
cu>cd was discharged. Dr. Snoad stated that the
dition 81 the negro for the past fon months Was that
of a i'll the last stages of consumption and that
when he heard of his death il excited surprise
his palt. The bruises which had been alluded 10
visible about his head and face We're such as he sup
posed might be produced by falling about, and the
boys state of health was of that character which
rendered it highly probable that he would totter and
fall whenever he w;ls moving about
Robert, slave of George Bagby charged with steal
ing small lot OF beef from W. X. Sleid's stall, III
the Second Market yesterday mornFag, was ordered
TO be whipped. Fanny Lewis, freas segress charged
with harboring Peter, slave Of Neil McCurdy, was
also ordered to be punished with stripes.