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The Cessioa Of Russian America an 'sIudi6er.
enlo Matter.
LONDON, April q 1857.
In the House 81 Lords last night the Duke OF Buckng
ham, the Colonial Secretary said that the prospective
transfer of tho Russian North American possessions to
the United States q matter of Indifference to Eng
land
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James A. Edgar.

This well known New York merchant diod At his resi-
dence in Elizabeth, New Jersey. Monday last Of
pneumonia after illness OF weeks duration. Mr..
Edgar held q very prominent position in commercial
circles in this city, being regarded o merchant Of
strict integrity and general uprghnesso of character To
MS large circle Of friends the OF his death
will be received with heartfelt sorrOw
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A M U S E NJ E NJ 7 S {.
New York Theatre.

New York Theatre.
Boucicaults telling drama, founded on Sir Walter
ecotts well known, touching story OF Jeanie Deans
pilgrimage gain the royal pardon FOR her sister Ee,
Is being nightly produced at the above theatre before
crowded houses The characters Of the herones OF tho
picce Jeanne and Efe, ably enacted BY Miss Rose
Ey,inre and Mrs. Gomersal Miss Eytirge's Jeane Is
really excellent piece OF acting This lady throws into
er much feeling that her apparent sorrow
H really participated In by the spectators OF her assumed
grief Mrs Gomersal Is equally successful In her i'm
persouation OF the guilty Ellie, carrying the audience
with her In ali her trials prosecutions hr Lewis
Baker "a David Deans, Mr.. Mark smith as Counsellor
Falrbrothcr and Mr. Gomersal the Laird o. Dumbie-
dkes arr also excellent Tic scenic effects and arrange
suents are produced with great and correctness
xhe trial aud riot scenes being nightly received with
enthusiastic applause yeanlc Deans viii DO produced
every evening until further notice.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

TheN Cunard mail steamship Ausrnlasian. Cagtaa
Cook, win leave this port Wednesday for Liverpool
The n oils for Europe will close at hnfrast elovsa
O'Clock on "Wednesday morning.
THE New WoRE HEaAID-Edition for Europe-wilf 10
ready at half,vsst ten O'Clock in the morning
Single copiev in wrappers. ready for mailing ss
canta.
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OBITUARY.
NaYid MhilneY.

The Massachusetts, papers the recent deatA
Of David whitney. native Of Westminster, Mass. in
hundredth year Of his age The farm thas
his father settled in 1882 and the same house IN
which he was born we.s owned and occupied by him
throughout his life. From his tenth year be enjoyeA
uninterrupted good health and until within short time
before his death remained vigorous and robust and
possessed of all his faculties.
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ELECTIONS IN MINNESOTA.

ST. LOUIS. April 2, 1867
Mr.. Davis, conservative, elected Mayor OF St
Joseph to-day.
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ST. LOUIS MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

ST. LOUIS April 2, 1857.
The election passed of quietly to-day. James 8.
Thoms radical, elected Mayor by about 500 ma
jority. The vote was light
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BURNING Of A HOTEL At LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH N. j., April @ 1857.
Green's Bath Hotel took FIRE this afternoon, and
totally destroyed. II owned by c. S Green the
amount of whose loss insurance has not vet been
certanod.
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DENVER CrTY, c. T., ApriR2, 1851.
Tho municipal election In Denver City to-day was
spirited contest between the candidates Tho negroes
voted without disturbance or m0iestatton.
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MnLm.-On Tuesday evening, April ELIZA n HnxE4s
wife OF VIM. G. Miller.
aa Duo notice OF funeral In tomorrow g paper.
= Albany papers please copy
(F0r other Deaths see xgk0 P00el
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CONCORD. \. H.. MUNICIPAL ELECTION

CONCORD, April 2 10 -.
Atthe special election for Mayor to-day . piunh /"
choosing tho Hoh John Abbott reelected. rsssv-
ing about 900 votes out OF the 100 Charles Proctor
respectable and intelligent colored barber, had about
400 votes on q citizens reform ticket
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I n D a..

Increase Of the Cotton Crop.
LONDON April 2--2P M.
Advces have been received from Bombay which state
that the growth Of cotton in that region has been greatly
increased.
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DEMOCRATIC VICTORIES IN leAyeNwosTR AND LAWRENCE.
KANSAS.

LEAvExwoRTH, Katsas, April 2, 1867.
Tho municipal election yesterday resulted in tho
choice OF nearly the entire democratic ticket by deci
sive majority, John A. Halderman beng elected Mayor.
Sam Kcmble was elected Mayor Of Lawrence. Kansas.
Politics did not enter into the contest.
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ST. PAUL. Mnn., April 2 1867.
The democratic city ticket elected to-day by about
1000 majority. Winona. Lake City. Hastings, North
field 0wattona, Anoka and other small towns give
publican majorities.
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AFFAIRS IN TENNESSEE.

Judicial Appointments-The Case Of Judge
Frazier.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 2, 1887.
Governor Brownlow has appointed Horace II. Hart-
son. Chancellor Of the Nashville division. vice David
Campbell resigned and John Hugh Smith, Judge OF tho
Criminal Court OF Davidson vice j. N Frazier resigned
The articles OF impeachment preferred again Judge
Frazier were to be tried by the State Senate next month
but his resignation being received the trial cannot take
place.
Reward for the Murderer Of General Baak~
head.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 2, 1867.
The Mavor offers reward of $500 for the murderer Of
General Bankhead, and the same amount for Fcrguson's
murderer
The steamboat Liberty was raised to-day by . sub
marine salvor. She goes to Cairo to morrow.
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BenutIfai HAIR" Chcyniier,s Life for tho
youthful beauty mparts life and strength 20 the weakest
hair, falling keeps the head clean.
nparaeled IA hal dressing Sold by all druggists ana
fashionable dressers Office. ,25 Broadway.
Y A. M. ID.
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A.-SOuethln New. stair Rods, with Pae-
cut Spring Fastenngs bronze silver aud gilt the only
reliable fastening made be adjusted In instant
Manufactured only by NJ GOULD SON. 90 Warren stroot-
Also manufacturers OF patent Step Ladders.
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Tho very amusing comedy, Le StPplice d'Un Homme,
coupled wn the farce Les Dear Sonrds constituted the
programme at this house last evening nt audience,
enough few graced the auditorium. and applsuded most
ENTHUSIASTICALLY the excellent acting OF NM EdSard,
Jugnet Cho and Deignc. and recalled tho drfies at
die close OF each OF the pieces.
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stcinway Hall was pretty we'll filed last night at Mr.
Oscar Pferers second concert We safely assert,
from second hearing Of this new conner among our
already extensive stock OF pianists. that with
probably ono exception alone he will rank the
mrs. He played some OF his own characteristic COM
pos, ms ard Lszts Prophaie transcription. His touch
and method ere of the old German school, strong Wig.
orofs and massive, yet crisp and intelligibe what
would he mere pounding with other players s real
rover under bis fingers. Madame Pfeiner !Sgnoa
Aeu appears 10 much better advantage In paad tnan
IN bravura music She sang the Costd Dird WIN
enccess Hcnne showed that no was an admirable vio.
foncc,s, and Pol,ack the melancholy baritone OF
yore Mctaine PieIfer recalled after one Of her
solos
Aehcrs charming work. the Crown Diamonds.
attracted large audience the olympic theatre again
last escning This besutiful opera improves on rope
tau We miss Naddi and Apthelme In IL; but the rest
OF the cast chorus and orchestra were lar superior 70
th. rendition tho French theatre. Mrs Seauin camp
bell ard tho brothers Pcakes were all that could 10
.Acgred.
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Everything New Here or Abroad In CHI,
dens Misses Boys Spring and summer Fancy lArs
together with upwards q fsT ;yes ~ in dress
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A. Johnson's Delicious Amcrican Tocss
mouth cleanser It ts perfect luxury Sold By all druggsts
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A.-Fer Brown DI.co,ora!iens, called MssA
pared by PERRY 20 Bond street Sold BY all drusgsts
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DR.. Marshall, 553 Broadway. Cure. Hu.
mors CatArrh Tumors, Asthma Heart Liver. Blood Con-
sull free.
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Florence Reversible Feed ,s
LOCkSTITCH SEWING MACHINES,
bg5 broadway New YORK.
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Crisfrd0ro's Hair Dye.-The Best Ever Man.
ufactured wholesale and retail; also applied, 81 No
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A Person UsinG 'ssinGcr's Hair Restorative"
will gray bald Buy and try i IL IL war.
nnfrd and druegats.
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Bartleu's Reversible Sewing Machd"cs..A Inc,
saesrooms 569 Broadway corner Prince street. ~ y.
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natural and durable Sold by druggss Depot 50 Dey
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All Prizes Cashcd In Legal II.ostcrics.-Circs-
A'' '"' j. CLUTE Broker. l7s Broadway.
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Royal uavaun and aii Lessi Ao"erS
es eas'eu' ~ M ULAYToN 10 wall street. New York.
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Royal Havana lgstcry.--Prizes Patd -
gold. Information furnished. The highest RATES psa'
Doubloons and all kinds Of Gold and silver.
TAYLOR Co, Bankers 10 Wall street. ~.
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To Marry or No. e. NgInryys

Tho Howe Mrghlns, Ccs s,ccs Tsscn ,nysc,,r ~ s
ing Machine ELIAS HOWE " kos,ln h.c"so " W
sewing maehlpcl, President, 500 Broadway New YORK
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Machines. l1 broadway. New York
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Tho Auction sale Of Furntfmrcs a. ac',no .ses
A. ROux 479 broadway. announced u""o' ~"e
will be continued to-day, at l01s ocock
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Importnnt to Wntchmak ers.-We Hnve Ne.
tccd No. Of the sccnuGc American an sre,e ~ yMss
pcment would recommend its pcrusai 70 wAtch
makers, as II con aims valuable nformaton
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Retrcwvev's Turkish andolenian.- -The
finest preparation In the world for the HAIR can be o1-
tained AZ any respectable drug store and Al DbAAs.
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I.uu~ S,orruruIut.. bronchitis. Asthma. Atc,,
are speedily relieved, and taken In time psrmsnen,ly
also certain remedy for Coughs and Colds. Sold ever.
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Serious reflections for Young men y Esssys ,e. sne mi
Diseases induced by ignorance Of Natures w ,ns n'
AZ xgaocss ~ % pr d sKIiLiN HOUGHTON, Howard Ass,cf-
ton Philadelphia, la. "
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8, d. yiTRs GsFsf rfe fkYaIg
REMEDY. Used inwardly. New York agents. DemAs
Rarues Co. Wells. uembold. Coddngton,
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"Over Head and Ears IN pebs.,-A Man q
,sd for Hut those who deal with KNOX, zl3 aud S
prompted by the elegance and superiority OF his
ta,r,cs always pay their debts conscientiousy knoHs
snna stse OF Is specimen Of his akin
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wheeler * Wilson'S Iscc',stisch sewins Ma
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All Prizes Cnshcd In Legal Lostcries.-circs-
= ~ j. cLUTE. Broker. l7s Broadway.
s;,sTs, y a. color as.s. .s
1a'J
hair ssRam sRa SfS Il
nl.S1s and sH asnsss % ssa ) ssass:: Depot
Ee RsyeSssss !, Sewing 1s:
saesrooms, co broadway, corner Prince street n Y.
ufsc,arsd Wholesale aud retail; also applied, q No
s,s sAn H.s Liver. cssss ss:s Es: Co..
suli free.
sS. and hsw Sey ps: Ds1s and S
sssfsss ss $ sF Ef;
Florence fLScssl4ss EsysFisir JEHYso E!fss .Acn1sns
b95 broadway. New YORK.
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d Husuenn yuienin Of New York ne % ,scss
sl%Ssi MAKERS as !, contains valuable lnforms.Ion
Lung ComprnInt-, Bronchit,s.. ..Asthma. Arc,.
speedily &c y;ssd spd Yos 10
also remedy for Coughs and Colds. Sold every.
where
aOxev Head and Eprs I'm Debs.,,-A Man %
~ this condition when he In wearing hat no4
nsd Tor But those who deal with KNOX at 2i3 aud SSH
prompted by the elegance and superiority OF his
fatrcs always pay their debts consciensiously Knons
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Co. ws. csSdnson agents. D'"
RetrOwvevss Turkish Bundolenian.-The
finest preparation In the world for the HAIR can be oD
a respectable drug and A. DbMASs
Royal Havana lsestcry..-Prizes Paid -
gold Information furnished. The highest rates pAi "
Douboons and all kinds Of Gold and silver.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers 10 w sues" "
Reyai Hayann and all Legal Lottery
j. n. CLAYTON, 10 Wall street view iork'
The Auction sale Of Furntfurc ni store OF
A ROux. 479 broadway, announced un"o' ~"et'o' '-'
will be continued to-day, at lo,s O'CLOCK.
~ Tss Hswsf EIIssshiSSsw S esas
sewing maehipcl, President, s9s Broadway seu TOTS
To Marry or Not oty.y 81 MSFry,yf MIsr,
.,. .s..,,on. ,or Young men, IN Essays or the Hcw.
ard xssoeiscn on the physiological Errcrs Abuses sni
induced by OF Natures Lava w tns nss
ge ~ man Sent N sealed letter tnyeope tree oi
Add-css DR.. J. sKIILlN HOU9HTON, howera ess"'f-
ton, Philadelphia, Ia -
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The loarier Cepnerea,

II response 10 IA inlimalio1 that ! 4
was quite as terrible for The bew0arar
~ at Dubois 10 elect . negro 10 the
office of Constable, rs 10 have d negro
appointed u oi the Registrars 10
Alabama, the GaVier replies 10 fol-
lows
the i9ussAL says That tle Democracy
~ nsi.ais a<'a.iy elected % negro fons
siab Die, nav, don't the j9UaRAL know
tiat lie Township Ia whinh this aea,e
wss hisaiea 10 a large ann The only HarDt-
itesa Township Ia nabsis County, Why
viii q nsiaiibef persist la ti,s faisiiieas
tiea ~ facts,
This simply raises a question Of fast
which is easiiya and satisfactorily dis
posed Of by figures, The following il
the official vote Of Dubois County, by
townships. az the iast Congressional
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falr ann tenaa agAI1 MAINLAND an.

fair ann fgenaa every merchant and
manufacturer taA b~aaAfAed and
thousands ef dollars are i~ugasted IN
DE wares, merchandise asa man
afsetafes IT oar eifg,
~ l. MOI 70 be expected that one ~
twe meH will give their time ~ a
age these FaiFs, when u should be
The duty gf an ~ aid j. making them
attractive agd beHehelai, Citizens
crowd the Court House 10 hear u
demaeegae dealaim his views sf The
policy that should govern the nation.
ietarsparsed with the baiderdash &C.
tailed 40 such %aeessionsj but hey aye
reluctant ~ attend when . e9mlaeD
coed u ~ be attained,
We hops there viii he a fall meet
ing Tomorrow ~ ths Court House.
aud ief as make enF Fair NE Fair If
indiana, tf al will help, agoa eau
complain IT poor management We
understand IL IL contemplated ~
amend ths Consultation aud Bylaws
This, with the election ~ FIVE TRUSTEES
fer The ensuing year, ought 10 draw
opt . full attapfalee,
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the new constitution vii tesses4 some
~ tbe healing agaiifies " the waters
~ lbesa eeIabfated spring,
tissRFc Jsaetss, the New YeTk
bank defsaitsr whose troubles orei'
mated from his connection With a
y pretty waiter gin ATTACHED ~ one
o The Concert fai9ogs fgr whiqh that
city D. noted, died FsqeBdg IN he
T9nhs, aadaF yety distressing eifeum-
stances, For sssTiy twa years be has
beep confined ~ . eati ~ that prison,
espssed - vlnhE ffssts aBd blasts,
compelled " keep awake eyery
Night % prevent being deyeayed w
rats act IN mention lesser yermjD,
with seagfs covering aad deprived ~
common comforts bis constitution,
not very strong at hest mge way, and
death brought relief ibis sgfedggs,
incarceration within he Tombs for
any considerable length ~ time 10
about equivalent ~ suffering capital
punishment
Tss New York Heyam publishes
what n calls q hFst GLASS rama noe, ~
sass . wealthy cigeiDnaGaB having 70
fe'Faite 40 into business in New York
called apen = young lady NJ his native
city, to- whom ba falf o great attach
menf; which was reeipfoested by her
With compound interest, W hid her
good bye, the tried 10 persuade hin
10 remain, bat failing ia ibis. deter
mined 10 accompany him, unknown
10 hes parents, after making him
promise moi ~ reveal hsi purpose
The pair reached New forL aud put
up ~ The Metropolitan Hotel, The
gentleman engaging separate apart
menis for he lady's exclusive yeeu-
patton tDen same q DISPATCH from
Cincinnati for the arrest III The par
lies, quickly followed by the appear
aaaa u tba lady's father hausnei
FROM obHefyatiea that All was right,
the marriage WAS eeasammsted aud all
the parties were made happy 10 our
minds, The only romance about TIE
affair Ii that both the gentleman aud
lady aetad like ioeis instead Of miefs
~ getting married Ike sensible pa0.
pla bsi0fa ieaglae Cincinnati,
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Tha Haiasy ~ t4e Magyar ~ fAs CITY "a
issaisyiiie ~ its 80 az " hga,
4 ilaee SAL eiab sss besa efsatissaia
G~eHsEgfei
4, =. sgnis, efifsf afihe Fastieah M
an enjoyed i4e igssfE ~ q dish ~ riRe
sifa ~eefFifs iasi kf4sya4sg. 1iieg westi
aAiAsfea atiiis fssiasHee ifsaF fhAt ely,
iaAH ~ tieim viil Hat 90 syass wssissa
heHtae.s ighu " Stephenson, .lesHas
saaiie aaadiaaia tnF tieHtehaHt nayaFaaf,
vii eaagass that Hafii9n ~ ihs slais.
ghs raanaan Hefatd IL ~ Inc erinlaa
tiat hardly . Half afpiE - lasaasas va
hs faiaea ~ thai raft ~ fise siate ihls sea.
saHi AiaHF HaVs, ~ 10 ealgi siseli az isa
idea ~ riaAtiHs sil48ntifeF,
hfepsi htiBadieg tisaHfai H. ~, haweii,
~ '%ieasrai ns9agi's stan, is Hav AZ a,i,is-
vile, It's ls asaul ~ make = taHF az Ia
steeiiaut ~ ses nay lis t~tseaWsHts
baFats wafss ~ iiiAt statas
4 eslgfsa ~asHan aaHaea Harriet feii
deaa, iasi Friday 40 awenssaFa, Hi.s was
attending "a i,as ,.si,Al aatias "a tsg y %
iaeats Eefass hes death.
saaefai taayeil u, iiaasseau sas Aesu as
siss,sd ia iiie command ~ tns Department
~ the NaisHapiai It's IL ~ ~ LnHisgilis,
wbeFa hs sill %feffsis, 80 tiaae "a feaeh
he eaiaiasaa ~ lie Ia M s9Yambefs
iihe ttieis man aafief telis "a starry af a
iaaF ~ha has sieHi aia,ast constantly fas
tie last tMsiFa sattss Hts a-aeas tsRlis
satig twice 10 avery twenty stsas hears,
ssia - rettaeliF conscious f4s ata.t ~ $40 10
minutes aftar Nhleit s.,a gradually isiis
~ sienn asain, When aheul twains Eps.ts
alb, she was atiseisa, 80 sF = eisiii, .aa sise.s
That Time, stie has sisnt 40 sbaFs ststsa
A. ii,e tsain ffent nFab hseista i,.sssaa
.stHHfasai aH the HsFniAg ~ tte iifh, a
'aan atsAaaa James u ias attempted % stsr
as, lie fahatsee eaF, hti 30 s,issai i,is tsnl=
tas asa fnii atsisi iia tssnb. ihe wsnsis
~ st,a eaf r#ssed eFpt ane ~ i,is iaas aaa
seFeFsa u ~ the snisipi ia vas lssea Ia
w siaa laFa 49, pLIgpaIlE gaFal- far,
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IIns,

t~lstsasiYa preparations avs haias wada
ia, las h..sa iais. tn ha haia Al New Al
nsaf aa taast'af np<t. s
A iittie sisi uas,ah tiunt wac accidental
AZ nas.ei ~ aeati, "a Visa pesstF 10 hef
asass tasias hsa tsnsa sassa huriiine stAlks
4. . aNts neia,
tgea. n9asiasa viii iaatase ~ Merfisap's
t'raFs tinVse, indianapolis, en tha ath
a.a aist ei iuae, area tie suilapl; TITUS
Asaaselaatiaa aaA w. llassans, y
We asa iaaentasi ~ tan contemplating arm
81 q iisskps a. te,, t4aaisNilia, lpg . eopt
80 tnais dFf gaesl@ psasfaialaas which, tNe
Ave az ti,Fae daFs, las psea ssst ~ "a
risHe 80 tha sVaaiss lssaa at tae neW Al
haaF teAgss,
ths Aaaslas ef Magiin slaaats aaYais
tssss tes rsenessls fes Tue huildipa q, a
"sw beust tia'sa ~ tlsst ssas ,,trs "
10 ls stated tAst the ians tsisai az saits
seaa isata iaaleastalis "a NiHean ave- tsaw
D.ps iaif ia ta butt t4nmiaaut "a ,llallssa
AsYe sasen lsaia ~ H. Anil wask i a la
commenced aitIsta Asy nu4t sAlssY aaYs
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aAiag EHYLalH la9 Ala abq4i4sf alslls
e.s4aa - De sssss . few Maya sEp bvfaT1-

kfAtAf tflfgttsafH LafI ne Ab9af4sf 1faAS
ess4aa - tsssttsesfs . tew nays HgfafIs
lHg iHis . eeiiaF
4~slys hundred aegsa ~ spfige whest
eays bsss sa8e 20 sas tstis ~ bsFpss
iquHty+
4 Afs, tfaHef, ~ f~iisahesI, teri e4li
eqaalg, attempted ~ commit apielae iasi
sunday bs enttias seF lAtgst goa 4 -.
sgg, she tgHietsa . isggtbie CASH WIN tle
f44sf, bHt VII profanity Fsesgef,
tbs wind yak ~ . Railroad nam .
seiat sH lbs nAie y Mississippi itaiit8aa
~ @ss az iAs Dnis hlgef, vac sei4sistsa
~ jaAsss = hw aAss ss9E 1Hs saasiAs ~
all Ltlst IL nay assded ~ esiiHtsis ti.s
f9ad - as safig dag
A gqgHa man hagasa Kaufman, iiyiss
~ Hagpe faaatg, waa ngsd ~ q fsS aass
ago fqf a~iissaeiS4R - hiss v eiFi VEN
aeE what tHe aae weuid hays bssn had hs
saeeeedsaf Probably ~ complaint you'd
laye pess faaast
An important saii liae iAsi besa decided
IA tbs FeasFal fgHfi ~ iHdiaaaBgil4s
A~isesas, 3 ieaiasss a tslfsed, patssaiess ~
tiss y ieais'3a ia YsuqeHt, HsqHFHt eHtl
aEaiHsl ile eits al test WagHs A9f 80 IN
%fsiaaaias4t ~ iHeiF BateHt, ~ laying
asgH tHE pa s,Hsnt iH that city a De
eFee has bess fsHaeEsa 90 fapss sftse
IL aiHfiIls.
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The Neat Democratic uongfesaien nj
candidate,

The democratic politicians are
. takine time by the infaioeL - aud
discussing the question Of the next
Congressional raea ~ The first Dis.
tTiat, with aaiat bat warm interest,
II has been understood tar some time
that NJ, NinLApH wenld not again be
a candidate IN fact, we have under
staad that he himself has 40 declared,
A prominent member Of the party not
long sinee remarked 'iie might have
saved himself the trouble" II may
surprise some Of u readers, aspeeis
ally among the legal fraternity, Ia be
informed that Ills Homer, Judge rAa
nEiT, Is now understood o. ba the
most probable candidate, IL having
been stated on pretty good author
itY that he would ha conceded The
field by the other aspirants, We fear,
however, tbs j Judge has lost his ahaaes
a. 40 10 Congress, lie ought 10 have
pushed his claims before the last al
portionment, Judge BAKER, ofkneE
now presiding in tha upief Circuit,
has friends, aud, IL Is believed, would
not decline a nomination, Aud then,
the irreprassible Judge LAiab, Of
iteokpart, has not entirely given q
his dreams of tbs National Capital.
iiut the nomination by a Democratic
Convention has lost much of lee al
traetiens. aud il promises 10 be a 1uiet
aud act highly aavatad honor,
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Iilomoeratio llema.

We have frequently had occasion
10 copy, for the amusement OF our
readers. 3 few Of the many literary
gems, which adorn, and glitter IN. the
oolumaz OF u Democratic eotempo-
raries, A recent number of the In
dianappiis Herald devotaa eonsidera
bla space 10 the Seatinei,ea NE Bop-
def Of this eity, 10 return for the
complimentary illusions to ID in the
latter paper on a larmer occasion We
copy 10 the following extent
The editor Of the Evansville .Seatt-
vel u 30 nasty that the tl'ss blow his
shadow,
The editor Of the Evansville Seah-
Nei calls rs a. a%poleAist lof. nemo7
eratA, We have never apologies ed for
him, Ia his case no apology IL adj
miasihle,
The editor of the Evansville Seat
,.ef drinks guapawdef taa for supper
and eats hot hrimHt0na rolls Tor
bfaaL fast, A few months since he
shot a steamboat clerk with a bloody
F" hoas niHtle'
Ina,e is . ao,d deal Of shoe iaathe, la
hsfsits ~snii",talal pot aa MUM
The editor of the lseatfael has mona
OF either, lie macs i o0mpeat of pu.
ana and soe0trina aloea ia dathuit az
and wears eepnAkin maaeaHiasl
apea his hind feet, BE- aaH als sla|
t#8 HfA kHai aAtN#aMNWa
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