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Notice.
N0JIC0,
Is HEREBY GIVEN. that

I% application will be made to the
Board of Commissioners of the County of
Vanderburgh, in the Stateoof Indiana, at
its March session, 1867, TO be held, on. the
4th day Of March t.ext, praying for the To-
Cherry Street, In the city of Evansville.
Indiana. extended from Tenth Street, in
said city, to the road leading from Evans
such point on said road where said Cherry
Street, extended in a direct line, would in
tersect said road. 49, fIlEl Y Z :. Fi-rlT
Feb. 8, 1857 ti sil OF .lfs 2 Tfeb9
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Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph CHICAGO, Feb. 8.
FLoUR-steady at 50 5s@ll 50, for spring
extra. Us rvsrr1ss a. fsrfs
Z WHEAr-Qufet atsI SOL 81S.
CoRN-IrreguIar and at about SIC.
OATS-Dull at 40c. -
RYE-92G93c. Is - f,t--,s5 -ffrs. yN.I :
DRESSED HoGs-Steady at 81 1907 IS. sf
r LIVE, HoGs-TWith slight receipts, steady
MESS PoRK-N ominal at SIS 75a19 90.
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las d Oommereial iPaner

NnEIaII 1Oi tja3UI0 tiiLIti
We will make it without superior T. the,
country 4 Fuli telegraphIe MARKET RE-
PORTS, special reviews of the MARKETS
OF NEW York. NEW ORLEANS and
CINCENNATI, a carefully pre- pared weekly
review Of the EVANSVILLE MARKET,
and commercial intelligence from all Sec
tions Of the country, win be gwen in each
weekly issue. pFi fe ssD = ~.
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Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph.l 9 iCINcINNAT1, Feba9.
FLoUR--U nchanged, but less firm; super
fine, s. 75@l0 % for Winter, and So 25@9 rs
for Spring; trade brands, Su 25@l3 90; and
fancy, Slf@l5. - 80
IWHEAT1Quiet, but prices unchanged;
No. l is held at % 10 for Spring; at the
clo-e, &c. below this rate would have TO be
accepted in order to effect sales
iCoRN-Dull and nominal, and &c. lower;
receipts, % 600 bushels; ear, 55956c.; she'll
ed, &c in elevators, and!77c in sacks.
IOATS-Quiet, but firm at5lc. for No l, and
&c in sacks.
TRYE-2c. lower; No. l, 81 %.
A ARLEYE-DunW EA25o@ BIZ 1eHt 4liaLt4c
COTTON iddling could not be boughtlto
any extent at soc; receipts for this week
were c, SIS bales; and from the first of Sep
TENDER. rs, 468; gain rs. $685. over correspond
ing time last season, -,.,s,,,..s,,
h 'WHIsKY-Fifrff, With small sales at So 26.
PRovIsIONS-Bulk shoulders at &c; sides
10c, and hams ll14c; all packer bacon 95s4c;
for shoulders lie; for SIDES l2214c: for clear
ribs l314c; all packed mess pork dull, at
$40 So a's2isa s''i'ai = Ia = 20 $3.50 'i'
lLARD-Dull, at 1214c.
Z lCHEEsE-Green drn, at l69l61zc.
BUTTER-Scarce; 2Sed8oc for Central Ohio;
33G35c for Western Reserves. 2 aaub
EGGs-Very scarce and cannot be bought
below 40c.
SEED-Unchanged.
LINsEED OIL-s1 S291 "a, supply light.
GRoCERIES-Firm.
SUGAR-At 121l4c. - ~
CoFFEEAAt 23GZ7c
GoLD-lS buying, and 1871 selling.
ExCHANGE--Firm at par buying and lilo
premium Selllng. "a =.
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LANPHEAR q MITCHRLL.
Corporation Notice.

49, $50 Assl tefgtlA -6eDruafy 4bn, loof.A
ORDER FOR BRICK, SIDEWALKS.
m ND NOW III is HEREBY ORDER
IN ed aud directed by the Common C0un-
Gil Oflthe City of Evansville, that the own
adjoining the northeast side of First street,
from Vine street to Division street: we
Southwest side of Second street, from
Sycamore street to Vine street;
Northeast side of First street, from Pine
street to Leet street; -.,-tsstt.
Northwest side of Main street, between,
Third and Fourth streets;
In said city, cause the sidewaIks thereon
to be brought to the proper grade. aid that
they cause sidewalk of Class No. to be
laid down the con within thirty days from
the publication of this order
A. M. MCGRIFFty Clerk.
city Clerks Office, Feb, 9Th. 1867.
feb9 d3t - - ArUnion CODY. 4
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A Family Newspaper.

We design to make the JOURNAL, in
all respects, a FIRST CLASS FAMILY
PAPER. suited to the interests and tastes
of both young and old. In addition to the
features above referred to, 1T viii contain
"a STORY in every issue, SUMMARY =,
events in, the Literary, Religisas' anu
Scientific world, Editorials on current
Topics, choice Poetry, etc, etc'ioF .HY lo
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-STORE-AS Store on Main
- Cd ~ A-Aa M - ~ " AAsA =
Street, in good location. Inquire of
1Ol osiA
PHI. L. GEISSLER,
.RawBtsH sa1@F 04st e9aEE AsAA
feb7 div No 81 Main Street.
wEOR RENT HOUSE-A neat little
~ Dwelling House, which | will rent
cheap, for one year, to q person with good
reference.s.s re- g,ALN NEftJOHNSON.s ssA
Real Estate Agent, Third Street.
ianI5 diff .e,sto Sia''
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FOR SALE.

,tesTt2 bqidT 10 ebi2 d4Io
NOR SALE-LOT.-For sale at bar
a good buildihg on 1t, suitable for manu-
featuring purposes. Inquire OF ID. BAER,
corner of Fifstiand Main streets. [feb9 dim
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Evansville, Jan 18th, 1867
IS HERERY GIVEN. that

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
Nv the undersigned has been appointed
the estate of James Scantfin sen. deceased.
ALI persons having demands against said
estate are requested to present them 2 and
all persons owing said estate are quested
10 make Immediate payment to- aeloS ld
-, III ~ THOS. SCANTLIN, Admir-, -uo
fnbo II -r5 with the will annexed. 9
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&. FIVE COPIES. for one year.i.s+:- 8 20 q
r TEN COPIES. for one, year.,i.,,-.'. 10 90 "
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no I,ave PLACED the price of the WEEKLY
~ onlvoNE DOLLAR AND A HALF,
i'm order to bring it within the reach. Of all.
.wanree upon the friends Of the cause OF
The Union, of Intelligence and Reform, to
interest themselves to make mp Clubs in
every neignborhood. Nothing has so good
an influence as a Weekly Newspaper OF
correct principles and morals. gnoH yits
~, Address: roi mTf aets0d g b9us
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WANTED.

VIVA NFEsE8- As As00Efr
w Keeper or Salesman by a Eonng man
who has had considerable experience IN
business, Good reference given. Address
]. H, Box III, Evansville, Indiana. Lfeb6
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louisville Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE, Feb. 8.
ToBAcco-Sales So hhds. at 81 65@3 rs.
/. FLoUR-Prime Superfine $40 90.
WHEAT-Prime 81 So.
: CoRN-ShelIed 6S@70c.; ear Csc.
OATs-Bulk &c.
MESS PoRK-S.l 90.
BAcoS--Shoulders l901015c..; Clear Sides
l3l4c.; Hams 15@gl6c. - 1910 ~,
= LARD-Tlefce &c.
WHISKY-$2 %. r .s.sf-ff i
SUGAR-Prime 1414@1415c.
x COTTON 29c. al sgFss a., f,ag-4,stst (
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Now Is the Time for clubs

sldefssqg84E .sgi4qoH silioh gsih
,viiD s1saaN al gaivh Lesl snno
,bntn 10 noa2a1lsas gG l3hiif 9iIh'
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Course OF Popular Lectures.

THE EVANSVILLE LIBRARY Az
y. ISOLATION have perfected their ne
gotlauons for a course of Six Popular Lee :.
lures. The following speakers have prom
ised to take part:
REV. N r. MILBURN, the BliRE
rr1esacner The subject Is left wife gAtNs-a
THEODORE tn r rhS - ~ Na,.I - v >,
conStruction.n
HON; sCARLH SCHURZ. 1.-THE Recon-
structioh of Germany"
PETROLEUM v. Nasty, pm. witch is
F9SInaster), Professor of Biblical Politics
REV: WAYLAND HOYT, of CINCINNATI,
subject not yet announced
JAS. E. MURDOCH "a Dramatic Road
lngs y comes II his health will allow.
The SECOND I.ECTURE on THURS
~ sElNEs;sN.lrSG WEEK. the a1th inst.l b.
Course Tickets 81 each, to be had at the
Library Rooms or of any of the Directors,
JAM diff
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TNRIVATE BOARDING.-Afe few young
- gentlemen of good moral character
can get Day Board with Mrs. j. +. Reeves,
on Second Street. next to the Vine StrAH'
Presbyterian Church. For particulars. al :
ply to ]. F. REEVES.
Call at the house.
now d3rn
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FOR SALE OR LEASE,
The Crescent City Springs.
Kx1HIS DELIGHTFUL PLACE OF

YTyHIS DELIGHTFUL PLACE OF
Il resort, in the immediate vicipity of
Evansville. adorned with all the varieties.
of native forest trees, in fine preservation,
and beautifullyslaid out in gardens, groves
and arbors, with all the buildings neces-
sary for the accommodation of the public,
new and in good order, is now offered for
sale or lease on reasonable terms.
The buildings were mostly erected last
year, and consist of q fine large hotel, with
spacious and well ventilated rooms; a bath
house, of six rooms. furn shed for cold and
hot, tub, shower, and d0nche baths of the
latest and most approved style; billiard
and bowling saloons, with four ten-pin
alleys; dancing hall and reception rooms;
ladies' refectory. and gentlemens' refresh
ment saloons; kitchen, laundry, confec-
tionery. bakery, ice house, filed with ice,
&C., &c. The waters are a saline chalybe-
ate, pronounced by medical men as un-
surpassed for their hygienic quail les.
To any person acquainted with the bust
ness of conducting such an establishment,
an opportunity of making fortune is
here presented, such as seldom occurs. L
will hold the property for private sale till
the first day of March next. If not then
sold will lease it on favorable terms.
wt1 vCvEG F aati WIN. HEILMAN. &
Cincinnati Commercial copy one week,
and send bin to this Office. sr.r- feb6 -
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30 DING.

T4OARDING.-T best of accommo-
- dations can be had at MRS. e. NJ.
BURNS'S, at the Bulls Head, beyond the
Depot. Large and comfortable rooms for
the accommodation of families. [jan9 dSm
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THENBESFI, RAMIIY3- PAPER Q IN

9l5isd STATE . .95'o s4sl
.ytei9o2 feiIea ntaaliA cd
ssl7sd0 svss A9nzesssY aobaod sdT
10 7o3oa 3oido-A4--s ~ blgow sne1oiQ
1 10 fs1ii sht Jon crow sd ii ynb ed
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Steamer Laura Fenton arrived
from Memphis at Evansville en- Sat
urday, February 10th, at 81 p: NJ.
Boats In port at Memphis Die Yer
non, Commercial, Guidon, and NJ. Il.
Forsyth; river free from ice; weather
pleasant; market steadily advancing,
with all kinds of produce in good de-
mand; transacted good way business;
discharged at Paducah 600 dry hides.
Manifest-R. K. Dunkerson 4 Co.,
529 bales cotton; w. d. Gonter 1913
bales cotton; Cox & Humphrey, 4
pkgs. mdse;; on board 2 pkgs. tools,
&c; L. y d. Heiman, ] dead deer
q. Crawford, 2 boxes mdse; for re-
shipment to Louisville George w.
Wicks, 43 dry hides. boz fnra. and 8
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Produce Generally. ! Z Z o. o

DEG LEAVE TO RETURN THEIR
- sincere thanks to their Pa PAL ~, , l
s see Reret of6re extended TO Them. and hope,
strict ottentl,Hsp 70 RaSn sn % Ss
aeaians "a tisey respectfully inform their
friends ne RIblisc Jssnsss!lE re- en-
and and s sds to ene CASH without rsipsct
WI W sell e. at the time of purchase Of goods
y. PEI SsIi11syy on the same, at prices lower
u. a ~, the lowest elsewhere.i sllk z .DK
ians d6m AIAH fHEAVA
.eF = - tidaalE nrfrgH ~ tusgA "a
. Il BIS .refsTnuaE s'ffft
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THOR AND TWO LOTS.
i "A very nice one-story Frame Dwell
ing House, with five rooms, kitchen, cellar,
and all necessary outbuildings, with two
low, and on time, IL application be made
soon to ALVAH JOHNSON,
Real Estate Agent,
ian23 dim Ssassur Evansville, Ind. q
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OUR WEEKLY
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-23
DIR. d. G.. FISHER,

PRErARED TO treat all surgical diseases. In ga
and scicn,ne ms ,ner. Tomorr, Hydrs~sls, Fissuia
Hernia Enlarged fonses, Ac. Also, holds himself !,
readiness to attend 0erernl Pract ice tFa L y
- Once 1t his re-. icnce the blaH In the hous
Ornsrly Occupied by Ar Doss. ~' sstY7-s ~
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-23

At the city election in McGregor, las
Ssek, The tssocra,s elected every oaSS
sa.e marshal, and for tina, Office there -
Triangular cou.ess. - i
On Monday he 6s.t Ne -. k;ven !,
tho railread bridge ncro tho lssi., )
river !. Quincy. A ;larae numb Of fai
/ Gems witnessed nh. eeresspy. IL tfk'
will be pushed forwssd With energy this sea
son.
Tho Good, Templars' Gtm says Ina. il
SIXTY days one licensed liquor shop in Osks
loosa has ssld thirty barrels of- whisky "a
"ediei's,ss( - - .4e+-, :t~ m ...~t~
Ito contract Tor grading snd ,isiug b,
Iowa Central falroad froa. Eidyvile sotOs
kaiooss, was let On Monday to Jsmison
Brow". The compsnyis dese' mined tspu.l
The road through With ~lI possible sp-sd. snd
will letr,hs contract fur,hes dor,h as seon I.
the pesmadeut locstiosi 10 made through
Pow.shiek county and north ward. =. ~
Col James B. Weaver 6f Bloomfield, Da.
vis county, has been appointed Assessor o
Internal Revenue for The FRS, Con ressionnl
District If iowa, vice najor D. n r. Scott,
rejected BY the Senate. '\ j. Il
A consolidation has been effected b. tween
the First National aud National Stale Bank.
Of Dubuque, and hereafter th.y will be one
institution, The bank commences business
with capital OF three hundred thousand
%o;lars, and will have surplus fluids, 10 the
amount Of sixty thou,aal. r T. Grave,
viii be pre~idq,t; }. X. Caves. Vice. Pres.
dent; ". II Clark. Cashier, and II NJ King.
man, ASH ,ant Gu h,er. .H.'tHttt
Cummings. aahler; Fostner and Shat
fer. burglars aud Bak,ly, the absco sdine
station agent Of the D. 4 s. c. Railroad
escaped from the Buchanan county jail f..
nj his SINCE. The three frs, lev .n,sd for
pa, t. uni nown, but tue latter very coo 4.
went 10 The h'te' where his wife was board
ing, and put up for the night.
There are four hundred and two scholars
in The public schools of Marshallto~n.
Mr., Coe. OF. Jim. N County, la, lusus
nature in the shape Of y colt with tho head
Of negro. ~".t' 80 =. " &C.,
The eNo"par'1 says prizs eight Tor ST..
900 will come of soon ut Council, Bluffs.
Nick Felth, Of c inton, has fallen heir t,
three or four millions Of dollars b. thu death
VI . relative in II ,lland. 49,, - 80.
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Governor Stune, Of Iowa, a very "hyal .
man, has put himself IN . spr.tty fix. Las,
year > Committee OF the Iowa Legislator.
was appointed to investigate = certain mat
ter, the said matter being = deficiency oil
1000 in the Governors sccouals. and, al
csurse.' took The tes,ipnny Of the official
especially interested in the case. Quite re-
Gently tie Same matter was brought before /
referee, aud The Governor was again csl-
ed rs wiiness, ard swsrs 10 The contrary Of
what he had previously ie tilted before he
legislative Committee. Upon being asked
by Que Of the counsel tho reason Of this dis
crepancy in his esid. nee, Governor Sto.+
coolly replied that he regarded the inves,i-
gain BY The general assembly merely - 4
p2a':isa' 'nsesa gs,os; ana the present - >
legal nvsstigs,,oa, aud hence tho difference
il his evidence" 1t his be = isir sample Of
"loyA" morality land it. 10 greatly 10 he
feared thai i vi We indorss the suggestion
OF IN exchange, that oil the radicals Be put
under oath. Such a procedure would n veal
the mendacity which has leen psAe. iced With
reference 81 Ill = hose p ,li,icai visvs they do
not chance 10 agree. 1t would put NJ. snd
- thu fictitious tales Of horrible ou,rages n,
the South np"n freedmen and legal I Whit
citizsns, sincladinR, Of c0ur-e, tho batch al
anonymous let.ars with which Saau@r int-r-
srds his speeches 10 the S-nais aud Thsd
Stevens his hsrangues IN he House. More
than that, we're the aslfssyled Southern 10y
alists' --bet,sr known ~ ~ >. the tsseh snd
tsspts'ins ,ramps--esmp-led to swear u
the trsth Of ~ their Ost srances supp.Sina.
Of course, that they would rrspett their
."a,hs,) their occupation a. common brasI-
sra sonId b gene. Lat - have The oath h
al means w nd. /, 4st5 s.s4, Il, WI
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The Presidential Ciiq~es In wsshi.x
ton.

columbus Correspondence Of the Mac-a-Cheek Press
l learned from this honorable source. 6
s'rol'ing me mb~r Of congress) that there an
now in Washington three circles or clio ~
very bosy bringing oat candidates for III
presidency. The frs, AID The IN q, powtrfu
is the Chase parry. Thi. is strengthened b,
Jay Coke 4 Co., he careful Of that "e, =
Jno. Sherman / Co., Little Sprague l. Co
and claims 10 have sixreen states. Bu, Obi.
IS t cuuned in-Oh,o gives The CHASE as
ISOLATION much trouble As the Chief JUS
tces state It ought TO lead off, On, the con
trary, shows a tlspo ition in Washington
10 ioiio~ .ci'iz' n Ben Esgleston into IT,.
o'h"r c,'cles tina. 90 for 0 d B~njamin Wade
Ben ) circle or ring, is maize Up of ho
gosprl-rs, Who want th,ir POLITICAL stew don,
up with led P"prer, hgh-p'oo brandy Mt.
hrim ston~--nnd all the officers who h.
BEEN ,urn, d out, aud all the ottice--eekr,
not Ut IN. An their | an"t operation is II
'Inpt ach I'D Andy, susp-,d h,u. during trial
and put Cd ben IN bis place. when l,nm-dt
attiy the hot stew will he s"rvet up, aud al
the friends Of the NOV nett put IL ptiics.
The third circle or RUG, is IN The iotrre-
Of Mr.. Spe 'ker Co;ax i. Thi, is purely II,
inte lec'ual ring, composed OF poets, pulnica
writer's. lecturers and statesman. 1t prnpes-s
10 further is ends by having Mr. Speak.
Col'ax deliver his sweet little lecture in ever,
scheol-house aud At every cross road in lht
United States Alter this it 10 10 be publish
ed, and every friend Of the movement ia Il
have q copy With the comp!i,nen's Of NJ
Sp' aker Coliax, which they Cor .'der mer,
valuable than gold or precious stoues. =.
The Chase ring has the most m ,ney. Tn.
Wade ring the most brain. The Colfax riu,
the mos. impudence. &c..
Thus the frogs in the pond organize ant
sqnabb|e A very important business 10 ,h,
frogs. They are SO noisy about it, tn , d.
MT hear the tramp OF tina comng peopl~
with Pap Thomas at their h.sd---nor tina
oher great body of veterans known nov II,
the sGraad Army Of the Republic that l.
moved by the sine love, admiration au<
confidence that aniinates the people ., ,
The Grand Army IT The Republic nov
numbers over .ix'y thousand in Ohio, end as
officer VIII" has visited ali the posts, tells N.
that the name Of Thomas il the oul, Or.
that awakens any enthusiasm, aud we,
saldier starts up ready for action 1T The bar.
men,iou of him in connection with the pres
idrncy.s -3.a 4.s l.. u.~ ...r.. -. ! ...
. | care nothing about it, personally, bat
can see the cunning mainland you may r.
collect what | write. If you pl a-e- that ,h.
dsy is not distant when you Will, stiffness q,
npfis'n2 unequnled since the days of o.
Hickory.~ga.. 80 ia /. .ss. 1919. s@t4 ala -
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IErom the Cincinnati Commercial.

From the Cincinnati Commercial
AsUfatch received by the Atlantic cable
ys11erdAy, announced the death Of Charles
F{pser Browne, whose humorous lectures
4r Alsers, under the pseudony - s1A<e-
ATTY ard" have become know WIN Ever
ehk English language il spoken, I'D eenial,
Sretppreciased. nj VII {
wsRrowne was born in Wa'ehprd Ne !.
in 1883, We believe, and. in bis y"usaes days,
WINS a primer. In 'S5l-2 he reside w Bos
ton, and there his first essays in The field Of
le, tiers were made = =, rseies f.f h,s soni iku
tons 20 Mrs. P..ahgt..ss- u =. alAl,.bess)
Carpet B -asss~ tia xas..&4ura4 VI Club, !"
having attracted no title at,entnn "a, ,tha,
Nme. I" the spring Of 1883 he remov. u to
E5eio Dsi. wbe sea he g OH chatge Of the
L-4i .. l,.Wps Tim Dsily .tpaans rct.i9ns~
paPss, AID :. ma ped. lhers7-s sept @ips y
b,i,f in ervnf devoted 10 oher pursuits, else
Where -dntil the aui Ohm ,of 1856 Ha then
rsmosed 10 Cl+ vel ts,l, and b~rsnret city ediA
tor, OF, thy .Pla,ndeaaeg In thai positis., tor
,he pS,p &c Of lending interest," ~ bis depart
nett, the legitimate chronicles Of which, il
ms quiet Foresr city, @ers' rather dry and
I. eas,r, 10 so,n me&ced~ he 'puLliis,iou Of
his ''A.ie,aus Ward Iettexs, 40 soccsss Of
wkch has been 50 =. msrkah's. These =,
once gave him rank and reputation among
the b. 8, aid foremost or Ameritah bundr-
lists, aud. n 1860 ne vat iadudea to take up
hir sesi':sncs IN New York, wAnre Cor som
time he was a leading con.ributos TO VANITY:
Fair. 49, - =
In Nctemb-t, 1851, he made his frst ap-
resssAac- -, \ .es'.srrr, u. 'ecths NV Lon
d n. Co'u., We believe. for his dcIut, and
achieving an immense success ) on after
he repeated his ierture IL New York aid in
most ut The cities If the eas' H.td .wps..
everywhere adding, in his new career, 70 the
rePnt atlol gained in the old. =, H., visited
Ca ltprria four years ago, ard on hi, return
"i'h his iec'u'e and panoramic picture Of
n" journey to the potde" state succeed, in
ilhu2 large hall !" Nc~, York city COT
huo!red consecutive nigh 8, 4 49,.
Last summer he vent to Eng land, con-
triJuted series of letters to P.,nrh-wtch
have nct br-n'very tightly appreciated on
this SIDE Of ihe"A ,+anlic-- and n. We dis Cali.
,fernia lecture at EgSpti." ball, London. Tor
several weeks 70 the great detsh. ii The
cockn,ys