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FROM Dr. HfraH 6toat. u 81. Loaig, Missouri.
al find your 5A|H8AtAEILI.A q more enectnai
and for nyphiittie disease thaa any other wc possess.
The profession gre Indebted 30 you for Gosnc VI the
best medicines We hAgc.p
Tros A.. J. Ifeach, IT. ~, an eminent physician ~
LusTeace, Maas, urh0 Is u pToA4GRe3ts asea41eF II
the Legislature or Maasdchmssits.
"Dg. AVER. by dear ST. | have found your
HAusAFAEtLLA an excellent remedy for syphilis,
both OF tl1e priHsarg and fs5ondaFp fype, and eHec.
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ploy with more certainty OF LAC aeGst SksfS . power
Ial Alternative h required"
Mr.. Caas. s.. Ian I{eae. n Scar ETafHseefeE, NJ.
lad dreadful uiscra GA Aa lega, caused By the abuse
Of tncFruFy, or asercuriai disease, which greE more
and more aggravated for years. IN spite OF every
remedy or treatment thai eould be apIlled, until the
pgrheyerfng use Of ATEE'a SAfsarAHttLA relieved
distressing than this, aud IL took several aoken
bottles 10 cure him.
Lcaccrrhea, Whites, Fcmalo Weakness.
ere generally produced by iaternal Sere1loas n
e~eTGEloH. and are very often euTed By the Alternative
effect OF this HAENArAntLLA. Some eases require.
however. ia ad Of the HAEsAFABII1sA the kEisul
application of local remedies.
from the rsH Ln9agn and trfleig celebrated DR..
Jacob AorriH, of Cincinnati.
al hare found your SAEs4p4HILLA an excellent
Alternative in diseases OF females. AlAay eases o.
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have yielded TO IL, and there are few ihat do not.
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4 LAZY, a~Hicsliiag 10 allop the publication cf her
4nnfe, Frrffes ?
AMY daughter and myself have been cured Of q
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two bottles OF your s"AEsArAniLLA."
rheumatism, 0out, Liver Complaint, Dys-
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AYERS
CATHARTIO PILLS

possess so many advantages over the other
purgatiyes in the market, and their superior
virtues are SO universally known, that sc need
not do more than 10 assure the public their
quality is maintained equal to the best II ever
has been, and that they may be depended on
TO do all that they have ever done.
Prepared by r. c. AVER, n. D., & Co.,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by
old ~ s~ottsemlsr 5 Co, Albany, and n
Wholesale and Retail by Smith & Davis, Port
aud. sesIy
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AuCtiOmeer

gENHE undersigned having taken out License ;
Anctioneer in this State, forewarns all per
sons, ION Icing business in that capacity, who are
not pr licensed edo so BY law.
tn VIM. LISTER.
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st. Anthcny's Fire, nose, Salt Rheum,
ecnl4 Head, Borc Eyes.

From Harrey SEEKER, EsQ. the able EDITOR ~ The
IanLhaan0cE Democrat PennsyEgaaiG.
aOur only child, about three years Of age, was
attacked by pimpiea on his forehead They rapidly
spread until they formed a loaihsone nId ylTBlent
hore, wlleh covered hts face. and actually blinded
his eyes for some days. 4 ekiifui piysielan applied
nitrate OF filYcr ana other remedies, without my
apparent effect. For fifteen days SC guarded bis
hands, lcHt willis them he should tear open the fes-
teTtag ard corrupt wound which covered hls whole
face. Having tried every thing else we lad any
hops from, NC bgau giving your bAtHAtAnfLLAs
and applying the iodiae Of p0taat lotion. - you
direct. The core began 20 heal when We had given
the first bottle. and Eaa well when se had finished
the second. The eIlild'a eyvlasheH, which lal como
out, grew again, aud he ia now IS healthy and fair
as amy oiher. file wh0ie uegghDoFho0d pFedtctcd
that the child must d.e,u
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If Epplad Immediately, according e. directions
If wUil give .nsfaat relief. ead prevent blleteg.ug
1t Is peculiarly adapted 10 tAe wants Of
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OUR AGENTS.

The following named gentlemen are authorized
0 act as Agents for The STATE RIGHTS DEMo-
RAT, and to receive nd receipt for subscriptions
to the paper
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ADyERTIsEMENTs
g. Ayers

Tll8 voHlD'g ogFAT rFaEDT ron

LAL
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az have eold larsge ot aniantities Of your sAnsArA-
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been no medcluc iike 1t before Ia our community"
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From Rep. RoBf. Stratfou, Brigtof, England.
Il only DO my duty 70 you ana thg pugiie' wien
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AMY daughter has suffered for a year past with n
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Nothing afforded my relief until We lfIed YOU
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From Charles r.. Gage, Eff Of NE tridfiD morn
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papers Ia Nashua, ". II.
kaplor In my face, wliicli grew constantly worse
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II Immediately made my fce worse, "a yoa told INC
IL might for d time; but In 4 few weeks tie ncw
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AAA . tsA EfF4 -@sS - HHAhEtHtH - As&a 1Es8@ $3.50
! know Of. enjoy perfect health, and without q
doubt owe IL 70 your SAHsAPAgfLLA.'
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and scg0fatong Sores by the peTseyering uhcof your
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From J. y. Johnston, I'm, Wnkeagan, Ohio.
For twelve years, 1 had the yellow ETyeipelas
on my right arm, during which tltne / tried all the
celahrNed physicians l could reaeii, and took hnn'
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began taking your SAtsArAEiLtA Took two bot
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Being In a pablie place, my case IL known 10 every
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aiLa
FROM hon. Henry Moaro, n r. r., II Ee1reasfe,
q. ", a leading member cJ The Canadian IaTAa-
neHt.
81 have used your sAnsArAEIII.A ia my fnfniIy,
for general debility, and for purifying Me ptood,
with very beneficial rcAuttNs and feel eoaildetec Ia
commanding 1t u the afflicted"
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Toothaoho.
Burns or Scalds.

It shoald alaas b ksr, aaar at hand, to he uset
in cases VI a1yeue
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Colds and Coughs.
Rheumatism

and Neuralgia Affections arc quickly relieved an,
often cured by it, Any f1reness 10 The Muscles u
Joioo can Ia relieved by its application. Itcnre
instantly tie irosl f.vlonL
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ADVERTISER


". ". PARRISH. &c. n-rxDrvuA1t.
W. W. PARRISH & co.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
GENERAL MERCHANDISE!
ALBANY, OREGON.
THANKFUL ron TIE LIBERAL PAT
h ronngc shown Us during the past few years,
We would respectfully call the attention Of our
numerous patrons to our present desirable and well
selected stock Of
DRY GOODS,
Ready-Made Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
1%ACAA& 0A0G&AS * Adl&GIG1Bs
Embroidery,
Hoop Skirts,
Silks, Hosiery, &c.
Also
Ladies',
Misses, and
CIiIdren's Shoes.
ALso,
fr'eodneetion with tho above We keep constantly
-on hand a choice selection Of
Groceries,
Hardware,
Queensware.
Glassware,
Cutlery.
Paints and Oils,
Nails, DE, DE, de
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ADVERTISEMENTS
r DAVIS
VEGETABLE
PAIN

wv Il BEG LEAVE no CALL THE ATTEN
ton Of the public to this long tested and nnriyalled
Family Medicine.
The PAIN KILLER Is a purely vegetable COM
pound, and while It Is Il most efficient Remedy for
Pain, II Il Il perfectly safe medicine even in the
most uugkiiiful hands for
Summer Complaint,
or any ather form Of bowel disease IN children Of
adults; II IS nm almost certain cure, and bas with.
ont dGabt been more successful Ia curing the ynri-
Gus kinds If
Cholera
Than any other known remedy, or even tho most
fki,lful physician. Ia IDdin, Africa mud China,
where this dreadful disease Is ever moro or leas
prevalent, tho {.
Pain Killer
Is considered by de natives, as well a. European
residents in those climates,
n Sure Remedy.
Asa Tonic for tAe stonaeh. it IS unrivalisd.
A few doses ~ill relieve foFers cases q
Indigestion,
aud /, Is often . pcrfset cure for
Dyspepsia
Ia It, ms.tasgratatsl forms. liz tonic ana stiton.
llating l1opeFtits. Hoauslae the fyatem 20 vigorous
action, rynder i g r1ost eteetual curs fr
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-13

Mrs. WinsloW's Mystic Pills

Are prepared only for a legitimate pur-
pose, and are the only safe and effective
medicine for all those painful and danger
Gus disorders to which the Female Constr
tuition is subject. They are the only Genu-
inc Female Pills extant No article of
medicine intended for the exclusivesuse of
FEMALES, that has ever made its appear
anee, has met with such universal favor as
MRS. Winslow's Mystic. Pills, BY their in
vigoxatiug properties the appetite and sdi-
gestion is Improved, the hue of health is
restored to the cheeks, weakness of the
spine relieved, and all the indications of
Nervous Debility removed. No maiden,
wife or mother should heywithout the Mys-
tic Pills. Try them and be convinced THAT
they are the Lady's Friend. Price 81 per
box, or DO es for IS. For sale by all drug
g1stS in Eva neville.
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II LADIES SUPPER. The ladies of
Trinity M. E. Church are making ar
rangements for. an excellent supper
tomorrow evening, Preparations to
accommodate all their friends of the
sister churches will be perfected, and
all are invited to be present. I The
proceeds, it will be remembered, win
be applied toward paying for the new
organ, the completion of which, it is
hoped, will be delayed but a few weeks
longer. l'lest hsyDph 3.3t a7
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,dCard of Thanks.
3 EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
oou February IL. 1866
Editors Journal:

Editors Journal: 49,, feso7iT
Permit me through your paner r.
return my grateful acknowledgements
to the following named citizens and
business men OF your city, for their
! very liberal contributions to the
Humboldt Church enterprise bs'1'
Macky, Nesbit g. Cos, sS25 i Maro1is
SSherwood, SO; George L. Dixon. Sl5.
Kagon &lDiekey, S15, Peter emobin
so; Lyon d Semonin, s15,; Preston 4
sMeqlfee, SO; i. Loewenthal n Co
SIo; Prestonji Bros, S15: MARI q
" arren; So; McGary & Harper. S15:
Cloud. e. Akin. $40; YIN. Heilmap
Sl0;sRoach & Torian, SO. Tbnmss,.
Seantlin q Son, SO, Sam Orr Si0.
NJ "; T NisPet, 80; Miller, Gardner
q Co.,. 50; Hollingsworth Bros. S. >
gox a. Humphrey So; Lichten Il
IIehenhaqser, So; II. K. Wells & Son
~; Charles Wolff, So; Hodge Carr (,
70, 50; III e Blemker, So; j. Nj Sbacts
eiford, $5sJ. W. Adams, So: III FeId
man d. Coz So; Gumberts 81 James,
50; Boeticher, Kellogg & Co. s.: Mrs
y: l.. Jones. S5;<Hayhurst X Whit
.aker, So; II. Fendriche 81; WV
Norris, ST. al - ~ r. ~
Some months ago your citizens very
llndly presented us with a hell IwortI
yo hundred dollars. which, added. to
he above, makes the contribution
rom Evansville reach the veryiiberal :
um of Five hundred and twenty dol
arsao Respectfully,
ftsdj adTJ. W. MoRRow, Agent. u {
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dr. .tohnson.

This celebrated man, Notwithstanding
he morality of his life and Writings was
obliged to call in the holy offices OF
divine to soothe his dying hours. IL ne
could have procured bottle of : Dr; j. w
P0land's White Pine Compound, Ine us
reer might have been successfully banned,
and the religious world blessed VIII the
many rich fruits or his ripe old age. Sold
mt retail by all druggists.
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RB-"V TOES" were the order in the las
session of Congress, but nothing was so
effectually vetoed VS. Indig len, IDyspeps
DYSPEPSIA. CURE. No two-thirds vote
can ever sustain these troubles when the
Cure is called to the fesque. Dyspepsia
cannot exist where Goes Dyspepsia Cure
ia taken ian4 d&Wlt
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OF CIhclnnaIIi VhlO, a IIoT-,I -
Having some SPECIAL cases that require hi
presence in Evansville, Cwilltake rooms a.
the Sherwood House, October I'D to re-
main from ten to5wehty days During hi
stay, all that are suffering from disease
especially those S6hsideTed lihcnrable and
of long standing, are specially invited ito
consult him. Heihas specifies and Lanti-
dotes that never fail for CANCERS, CON-
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, RHEUMATISM
DYSPEPSIA, HEART DISEASE, EPI-
LEPSY, and treats all other diseases, in
Guiding the wcrsts cases - of :, FEMALE
WEAKNESS, Wild theahap piest results.i
oc19 diff
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Amusenenfs.

New METRoPoLIrAN.-Thez very
Threatening aspectof the weather last
night did not prevent an elegant and
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Courf,R Reports.

RECORDER COURT. 1.-The Recorder
had little show of business. yester-
day, enough to keep him from
dispair, and to enable him to. stock
his larder with a nice porter house
steak. In the first place. the mate Of
a steamer, lying in port on Monday,
aggravated, as steamboat mates often,
are, gave negro deckhand Slap in
the face. For this he was charged
with assault and battery, and yester-
day he stepped up to the captains
Office to settle. He put in a plea Of
guilty and was let off on paying. 81
fine, and $4 o. costs. at.sy -
Joel Byrde committed an assault
and battery on VIM. Hobbs, some
where in the eastern part of the city,
which cost him the moderate sum of
81 40, which, it is hoped, will teach
him better mahpers and better moFalsI
A man, whose name the Recorder
had forgottep5 yas7charged with being
drunk and the Recorder made a
Pcoounteirs charge of 81 40 upon his
purse, whichsnaay induce him to ieip1
the sons Of temp ais,,. iiA H. 2 ~
BEFORE gvsTIGE WALKER - A
YOUTH nWh5 Through evil influences
and bad ass eaiatiions,l has been fire.
quentlyaled into trouble, was arrested, :
yesterday at the instance. of two
,womeniofl i'll repute on a peace war;
rant, making oath that they feared he
would do them personal injury. He
was heldto bail in tile sam of $3.50 in
each caseyin default of which. he was
sent to Jail. IF the dens Of infamy
with which our city is cursed, were
broken up, and the statute against
selling liquor to minors were enforced,
fewer of our young men and boys who
might become ornaments. to- society
and useful citizens, would have their
honors and their lives Iblasted by the
breath of crime9 Infamy stalks the.
streets 1dailybin ggaudy ATTIRE while
their unwarys victims are punished.
fttwou4d seem as if our laws and or
dinances were1madestto protect.dthe
strong and the vicious, against the
weak and the wronged. MOOD iie e g eg9yylst
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,s HERpAp9iFs GRAs9 AE S OF RERUHEIe,

5tbA4sSh5tt- PosT No l. =
4o2 .byo Evansville February II, 1851,
oReso1gel, That ssveteof thanks BE-
and is hereby ,aRasSn ogsly Ytendere
to the following named societies am,
persons for invaluable services ren
/ dered, aand faFors voInf3 tarfly Be
slowed on the occasion of theslat
e e1I 1Assnn giyeprin this city 1lndf
the auspices o6theL Grand "A q, y Y
she Republic; To the Evansville IN
Berein, for Assistance and useeliof n AZ
TO the Crescent City Silver Band. Il
the Evansville LiedeFkfanzl to mem
bers of the Philharmonic Society
messrsg sPheo. Russell, Bennet.. MAY
tin and Mason; to Mrs. SchEesii sinner
tor her admirable, and beautiful sing
ing; to Mr.. Valentine ScLriber t6e
superb xiolinist; to the Gas Company
by Mr.: j, J.uChandlef, for the i6n3-
Ton of gas; to Messrs. Warren &,
Conyngton, for the free use of one Of
their magnificent Knaba lpiahoss 10
Prof, Matthias, for his admirable arr
rrahgement of the musical part of f the
entertainment; to Prof. Won RoIy. for
his valuable assistance AtoT the Com
mllttee sfito the. ,Jol97azl, Courier
doinlon, and isSentinel,ms-the4B orlery,
Tor their gratuitous notices: and als6
70 the good citizens of, Evansville in
general TOR their most liberal patron :
iger I'VE can assure. all that we will. Z
through our benevolent Order. en-,
ieavor to seek ont worthy objects for
lssistance,I and hope that. by this
trustworthy generosity, to be able Ia,
make mapya heart glad D0aT50I9H
K. j. MCGREw, P. G. Pro Tenn. I'D
TH0s, j GROVES, .Adj.rPro Tenn.
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B@ We desire 10 ean the, attention
of our readers to the advertisement I of
Wright & Harper, commission merA,
chants, toba ccoo and cotton dealers,
corner Water and Division Streets.
These q gentlemen Care qualified IN
every respect fol. the business they
have undertake and we wish them
the best of success. q :. Z. Ae'1i1l
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" -VALENTINEssrSForslthe mostale3 ;
quisitely beautiful and sweetly persl
fumsd Valentines go to- John Fl.
seottiss Deorne 1ar.l Second and and Main
Ctraats
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p% COLGAIEEs HONEY SOAP. This
celebrated .Toilet Soap in such universal
smand, is mads from the CHOICEST mate-
bals, is MILD and EMoILIENT in Its nature,
RAeRANTLY s'cENTED, and extremely
BENEFICIAL in its action upon the skin.
OF. sale by druggists and fancy goods
callers. ~ hsftlss yfftff anglo Nv .
Z Ra COLGATE'S AROMATIC S0AP.-A
superior Toilet Scar, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils, In combination with ely
eerine, and especially designed for the use
ofLadies and for the Nursery. Its perfume
Is exquisite, arF1its Washing properties an
nvalled. For sale by all druggists.
feb29 d&wIy aEeaaaazaa @2sl
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1f1o sTEAMBOAT LINES.

Saturday at 10 O'Clock A. N. Every Wednes-
day, Thursday, and Saturday at O'Clock
TO CAIRO Daily, except Sunday, at 8
u TO- Green RIVER Every, "Wednesday
and Saturday at o'clock r. NJ. "a
J 70. sEAsEPoRT-EfyeryI THURSDAY at 4
II no, 4 MEMPHIS. Every, Saturday !, al, "A
O'Clock p. NJ. nIo1 ss3sso ftpAt 'f.,sI
N 10 He s1ERsoE- Daily, except Sundays,
at 3 o'clock Pm.
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VALENTtEs.L10,D0g Sentimental,
Perfumednd Comic Valentines for
sale at Sets News Depot. ss44 oa g'.'ii i
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The Frankiin Brick Machine,

Justly celebrated for perfect simplicity,
great strength, and immense COMPRISING
and two horses, to self-temper the clay
and maze 5000 20 $500 elegant bricks per-
hour. J.H. RENICK, Proprietor
No. II BroaewAy New York, Room SO.
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I VALENTINES D,00D. Sentimental, ~ os.
Perfumed MD omic Valentines for
sale at Scott'g Jews Depot. 0'TS8d9 .QgkWOH
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Singers and Public, Speakers
Bachelors Hair Dye.

BWOhOAUA HUI DJVs
This splendid HnftDs els hs7best In THE
world; The only tflAa iand .lnsEfs Dgg re
disappointment. MOI 1ridtculousl0t intas
Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the III
effects of Bad Dyes. Invigorates the hair,
inc Is signed William Il. Bachelor. All 9TH
ers are mere initationss7 and sd oHlds he
avoided. Sold bH&alkl Druggists and Per-
tuners. Factory SlI Bare ay htieet u a eEt
York.
ag- BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
doc LIZ
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Tefre Haute and indianapolis,
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.

.miaio iiLFRoM evINCENNEs. feqq9 81
-'sa5,3i siS Going East. Going W.T..
Mail. 225PM 6:5 NJ
Express ................. $50 $50 A NJ
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YALENr1Ns.-1 Sentimental, 20 "'''o'
Perfumed al Comic Valentines for
sale at Scott News Depot. " AtsAeeA NOD
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ISNsf9 leepec1 vs. vs. "A III llFfs
have undertaken, and we wish them
the best of success. ,cIehiaei1ld
10 p4aa alwsi had sthies. pleasure
sd cali yesterday from puri) tnlentesi
friend J. Wesley Hill, the distin-
guished young American itragedian,
who has Just closed an, engagement
with Mr.. 9blden at Henderson. He
y Hooking remarkablylwell. We re-
greet to learn that he1,has been sam
NOTED sIt5EC incinpati by the. serious
mother, and leaves for
atlsplacei this morning. We are
,ggr;aatifsd to learn however that he
will shortly visit our city again. and
delight heolovers of the drama with
neutrality-suspicious. II ~
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~ WIDENING THEIRHBAsB or OPERA
T TIC Ss- Our veryexoeilent friends and
ieeinlterrpTising fetlowsc citizens, Mess1s.
Cox r 1hphrey, are extending their
area of operations. Captain SHdm2
phrey, in order to bring the business
of their NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. more
immediately under his observation,
has removed his commission ware
room to the building recently occp-
pied by J. &c. Dusouchet & Co., on
Water street, below Sycamore.
With Charles Eastman on board
the wharfboat with, Mr. Walker TO
keep the books, and Tom Brown as
check clerk, with Captain Humphrey
to oversee the whole business, every
thing will go on swimmingly here. In
the meantime, Captain Cox has opened
branch house in, Memphis, which
will give them greatly Increased facil-
tiles for the transaction of business,
The rare business, acquirements Of
Captain Cox, his fine social qualities,
and his almost universal acquaintance
with steamboatmen and shippers, will
renaer him extremely popular in the
Bluff City, and .eeeaTslto him an eHa
tensive business. We cordially ,eom-
mend this firm to the city of Memphis,
and to shippers generally sr1gat i
A COMFORTABLE PosIsH.'" We
stegpgbsad lac the EnEne House, ! cor
ner of Third and Walnut Streets, a
day or two ago, and found "a bevy' of
men cozily seatednaround the stove,
two Of them playing chequers or
chess, and the Others complacently
looking on. We do not know whether
any Of them were policeman or not,
thus enjoying theniselEes ats2 d days
or iOafers warming their shinsE and
amusing themselves at the expense OF
the city. /,
Il ACKNoWLEDGMENT = The lady
managers Of the Orphan Asylum
hereby acknowledge. the receipt Of
SAG donation from zionis Uhdrch, on
Sixth Street. ~ naaaa q ,.soad Yaaz