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American veiocipedes. $50 to 800 crch.
Discount and schools Manufacturers licensed by
STEPHEN ". SMITH, 80 William street.
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Geuraus,s Oriental Cream, MaHieRl
Resutfer Al per bottle. lby Broadway and drggas-
" III remove the lst OF May to No. ts Bond street.
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Gewrawd's Peudre Subtitle Removes HAIR
from low forehcAds any OF the body safety sn1
quickly. <s3 Broadway. 9f per bottle.
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Gouraud's Reuae FOR Pale Checks and Iipss
iudebIc impars the blush Of the AZ broadway.
wii remove on the 1st Of May TO No. " Bond street.
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BnIcli,s 4. X. u. Rye Whisscy.-.DIsfilIed IN
conner sts An Peuusvyana farmer distcrs In the ola
fashioned way, At 81 20 per gallon Cal and ssnmlns
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CHINA.

The Late Treaty with the United States-
Dissatisfaction Regarding Portions Of tho
BurIingame-Clarendon Trcaty-The Tea Diff
Rculties-AnOther HIissionary DinicuIty-Two
Villages Destroyed by English Gunboats.
HONG KONG, Feb. 10, 1859.
The washington treaty Of 1868 between China and
the United STATES has been received at Shanghae
and only awaits fitting opportunity OF delivery to
Prince KuDg, at Pekin.
The arrangement between Minister Burlingame
and Lord Clarendon, that hereafter all negotiations
are be conducted with the central government in
stead OF the local authorities and that before active
war Is inaugurated all disputes to be referred to
the home government gives great dissatisfaction to
the Hong Kong journals, which cite the Swatow
affair as sufficient commentary on the first part
OF the stipulation.
The British gunboat Algerne has returned to
Hong Kong from an unsuccessful search for the
French man-or-war Lemange, which left Saigon on
the 1st OF November. The loss OF the latter Is
regarded as certain.
meeting OF merchants had been held at Foo
Chow to settle the difficulties which resulted In
the issuing by the vceroy In concert with the trade
committee, Of proclamation against the fraudulent
conduct OF the tea men in packing cargoes.
Catholic priests, who have arrived from the north
report the Mohammedan rebels in strong force on
the road Pekn and predict the fall of the Celestial
Empire within year.
Mining operations at Chez Foo had come to stand
still.
Another missionary difficulty had occurred at Foo
Chow. The assistance Of British gunboat had to
be called In Pacards were posted about the city
calling on the people to rise and extermnate all
foreigners.
An English feet OF three gunboats destroyed two
villages near Swatow, because OF the outrage COM
mittcd by the Chinese on the crew OF the gunboat
Cockchaiier.
Movements Of American Steamships.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 2S, 1869.
Tho steamer Great Republic arrived from Hong
Kong February 10, Yokohama March T. Spoke
steamer Japan March and signalled the steamer
China March ~. The following her passengers:-
For New York-Mrs. A. D. Mitchell, d. Mcqueen,
Alexander Buchan, Captain Ammen, United states
Navy; Lieutenant Commander A. ID. Brown United
States Navy; Albert White, @. voniderstein, E. D..
Bruner, United states Navy; II. +. Rhodes. United
States Navy; J. H. Chunsey, United states Navy; +.
A. Bedeu, M. J. Brandier, s. Strike and s. j..
Breamas. For Liverpoot-H. Marsh, George @.
Pearson and p. II. Yeuhardt.
Her freight for New York consists OF Of packages
tea, so packages silk, packages curiostes, pack
ages opium, 81 packages merchandise.
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The srca, Cartoon Paper. THE EVENING TELENRAN.
Ca sement elsewhere, Offering ONE THOUSAND
DOLLARS IN PRIZES FOR Tile HIST CARTOONS ON
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Ruling in Youth and early Manhood wssh sclfhep
for thc crrag aud unfortunate. Sent seated letter
lopez frcc Of charge Address Phiantr,s r. PhnA
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A.-Gournud,s Original Lily White, ta
quantity and quaisv assng the limitations fs3 Broad
way and drugeiss VIII remove on the lss OF May to No -
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Get Rid cr a Cold mt Once by using Jsyne':
ryprfsrORANr, " certain for all Pulmonary aud
lyouchiaI affections. Sold everywhere.
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Bry Me and I,il do Won G0ed.-Dr. Iaug-
Icy's ROOT AND HERB BIrTERs Dyspepsia, Jsuu-
dice scrofus Biousness Liver Complaint umors snd all
diseases of the blood. Sold by all drrggists
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Batcheior's lair Dye.-The Best I'm the
ous Factory il Bond street.
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A sensonable Tonic aud Invigorator.
H0FFS MALT EXTRACT Imported,
Price 81 20 per dozen. No. 2h Murray street.
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Ncnsucs., ECONOMY and Despatch COsubiwod
in tho execution OF ORDERS Metropolitan job Printing kstAs
iishment, "a Nassau street.
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A.-Nenralaia. Rheums tlsm;-ascnsrai Fare
Rheumatic Remedy So1 Broadway. Advice gratis.
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F.sabi;.y,cd In tsOO.--Thc Metropolitnu Job
Priutins Es,abIshment T Nassau street.
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BarIker's Hirsutus.--Clcau and Refrc.jsimg.
Causes the hair to grow aud prevents It's falling out ~
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Two Hundred and Seventy
Lives Lost.
The Seward-Burlingame Treaty
Received in China.
Destruction of Two Chinese vii
lagos by English GanbOats.
The Troubles Increasing Between China and
Great Britain.
CUBA.

Arrest Of the United States Consular Agent at
Gibara-He Ii Brought to Havana in Irons
Roturn Of Consul (sibbs to New York.
HAVANA, March 81, 1859.
The Spanish war steamer Moctezuma arrived here
to-day, having on board in irons Il. r. Codrngton,
Consular Agent OF the United States at the port OF
Gibara The cause Of his arrest is said to be that he
was suspected OF completely with the insurrectIon.
Richard Gibbs Consular Agent Of the United States
at Nuevitas has arrived here from that port and
leaves on the steamer for New York to-day.
The United States steam frigate Contoocook has
returned from q cruise
Statements Of the Passengers and Crew OF the
Captured Steamer-lIen Killed and Arrested
In Havana.
HAVANA, March %, 1859.
The rest OF the passengers and crew OF the steamer
COmanditari0 have arrived at Cardenas. They de-
nounce the purser and engineer the leaders Of the
plot for sezing the vessel.
Two men were killed in the streets OF Havana
to-day, and SIX were arrested for utterng seditous
cries.
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Brol<aw Brothers, "a Fourth Avenue, 90
posite Cooper Institute. NMsM
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t.rjssndorn,s Uncqunllcd Hair Dye.-Soid
applied at his Wig and Scalp Factory No. Asor House.
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wigs, Tcupccs rnd Drrassonsss Uslr.--Brss
quality liar Dvc and Hair pscir. all coors, as BAtcHx-
LUK's III Bond s'resI
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y Brockivs I..t-, within Teu J.musos, Walk
Wal street ferr. IN, no ,rtoDd wN
day s'g oel.es- ~ wlV0fs Lttrsa. CTR sslsssssn.
" COAT srg,t. lH #@
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-15

The marks last evening indicated
u feet 6 inches. being backed water
from the Allegheny. The Allegheny
marks showed lA feet on the landing.
Trade was pretty much suspended,
owing to the inclemepcy Of the Wea-
Their. We bad snow all morning and
rain al afternoon.
CINcTNNATI-The Commercial Of
"Wednesday says:
The Silver Clopd NO. .. John b.
Conway, bound from Cincinnati 10
Pittsburgh, was burned 0u the Ohio
River, three miles below TT. Pleasant
on Monday was built az Pittsburg in
Novemper, 1868; was 159 feet long, b
feet beam. with 81 feet hold, aud
measured $50 tuns, with carrying ca.
pacity for $50 tuns. She had three
double. hue boilers, % feet long. -
inches la diameter; two engines, ID
inches in diameter and feet stroke.
She was owned by Capt. Sam. Shu-
man, James Reese and her command
er, Capt. Conway; WIS valued az
S15 900. and three iourths Of her in
sured for 81 800, S5, 600 oftwhich was
divided equally with the Crescent,
American and Commercial, of Gin
cinnati. The balance is in Pittsburg
offices.
Capt. Chas. Harton, late Of the Fun
pire, goes out clerk Of the United
States steamer Octavia. She t0ws the
little ~. S. surveying boat To the
mouth Of the Arkansas River The
Octavia will depart in a day On two.
Andy Frazier pilots her 10 Louisville.
Capt. Ben. NJ. Merrielees, the ice
and cotton king, arrived last evening
safe and sound with the Silver Moon
and her champion load OF cotton.
She returns TO Memphis on Saturday.
Cant. Ed Evans telegraphs the
Leonidas will depart for New Orleans
to. morrow, and that she only wants
100 tons to fill out, and has room for
stock.
The ice let loose at the head Of the
Reokuk or Lower Rapids, on We'd
negday, and moved dOWn with such
crushing force as to break through
the Golfer dam at that point, barely
allowing the workmen time 70 escape
The Gazette says:
~ -stsin Ben. Z. Egan sold bis one.
Ell ri 'uterest ia the Cumberland
i p 'eG Tailsman. on Saturday.
- .S pacA VDers in the boat.
LOUISVILLE. DN' 80 "o"' ''''s
of Wednesday says:
Night before last, while No - l.sD ~.
ra was making a landing AZ p;fo3
wharf, she ran into the Falls ~
both boats striking about their bo, ~
a good big hole was knocked i'm the
Leonora, and the Falls Pilot some
what injured. 1t is thought by some
here that the Leonora will - on thu
locks at Madison.
ST.. LoUIs.-The Democrat OH Tues.
lay says:
Weather moderate. "A slight cold
pell and uuwillingness Of people to
hip freight at present to 81. Louis.
las brought to a halt once more the
navigation Of the Upper Mississippi
md the Illinois, or we thoughtsO.
until Capt Abe Of the w. O. Line
Informs US, while we write, that he
will send the McPike out to day for
quincy. Water Is abundant in tho
upper rivers; six feet at least ia the
Missouri, aud believed to be open 10
It. Joseph; five feet to Canton, head
# navigation in the Mississippi, and
TX feet or so in the Illinois.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TIME SUBSCRTBEN CbMBHNDEn
n the Lumber Business az b rs old stmnu
at the corner OF Main and Seventh Streets
and would respectfully inform the public
that his stock Is large ana second 20 none
n the asf ortinentsssembr acing Pine 81 o.
dnlcknea5es and quality from the nice
Third Common Saginaw Board uu
Three-Inch First clear PLANK.
Also, 500 DOORS Of various thickness
and styles, and
10000 LIGHTS.
window sash, Pine and Poplar ShiuRlu
and Affect Aath, Mouldfuss, CASING
Quarter-Round, &C, DC.
Orders from the country river or tnlf
hlled promptly.
sell dSm JOHN r. GLOVER.
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In retiring from the above partmershfp
desire To return my thanks % my friends
who have favored me with busine amt
would ask their continuance with the new
firm. JAMES q FEhtitW
Evansville, Jan. %.
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DIR. BurtOn,s Tobacco AntidOteI

DR. BurtOn'S Tobacco AntidOt9
R2REANrED TO REMOVE ALL DESIRE FOR ToBAccH IL
snteIy regetuble and harmless 1t Terfes and eees
ing AMI strengthening power, is excellent tie and
appetAr enables the stomach 10 digest the eartiest
feod mikes sleep refreshing, and establishes robust
health SIa0ksrs aud cheioers for siTty afars cured
Price per box. An Interesting atise on The
Injurious effects of tobacco, with lists Of ref
greuces ETC. sEST FREE. Agents wanteG Address
DE-. 7. R. ABBOTT, Jeysey City n j.
TESTINHONL
PosrNAsrERs REsTMOSY.-I received a box Of Bur
TONS Andote froA Rev. NJ Pg hton. and lind il di
efeaai cure. s. GAIsHAL, nSton, Harrison Co., o.
FRon rHE Z. 5. TaA&sURT, Sstlesarys CGee.-Pleass
send supply Of the ANTIDor2 The ore xeeetred nos
done Its I0oTk SURELY u l. EDGAR
Of Influence having b cured of the appetite for
sobaceo bv ising DIR. BnrtoN Antidote, desire a
rIv FOR the prisoners of thiS inNtitution.
JosEPB MAYO, YkrdefNof \. II. State Prison
A BAyKERis gSY.-DrN Burton's Antdoie Tor
Tobacco has accomplished all clatNNd for Z.
W. MANS, Est Nat Bank New Albarv, Ind
A CIEReYxAS's TEsTIMoEY.-OsENSox OF ANIIDoIN
cured my brother And myself II NKyhR TAfIs
Rev. l. ". SHOEMAKER Kelley station "a
FRoM rHE P6LIcE HEADQUARTERS, LYAS, MAss.,I
hare gained tirty-fre olds of fesh In r mouths "
usng DIR. Brton's Antidote and al desire
removed 4 WIN. L. WAEI, JR
FRoH kHE SOUTHERN HoNE JOURNAL BAISIMoRk,
MD-CMs box Of Burton's Antidote renored dtNfest
for thefF from me- take pleasure in accompanying
1t 10 IN our readers. T. Y SLATER EaifVf
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Trademarks x Copyrf0htsd.l
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TO BUILDERS.

Y WISH TO NOTIFY THE BUILD.
h ers and public IN general, that 1 have
on hama aud am still receiving "a large
stock Of
Michigan, Saginaw, and Green Bay
Pine and Poplar Flooring and Siding,
PINE LUMBER, SHINGLES, &c,
Which will sell cheap for cash.
WIN. HUNNEL.
once and Factory corner Fifth and
Walnut Streets, Evansville. Ind. iels8n
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OF Life

Beautiful and agreeable, all of which will
pc sold as cheap as they can be found any
where. (del2
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"FLOR DE BIAYO.''
:. Naa.ahME DE MrANaa y

A New Perfume for the Handkerchief
Exquisite, Delicate, Lasting fragrance.
PHALON g. SON, New York,
Sold by all druggists. iya dly
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Santa .CIaus

Is at hand, and every loved one expects
valuable gift, buy Florence Sewing Ma
chine, which IS easier learned, less liable
to get out of order, and does more varieties
of work without cnange than any other.
Every Machine warranted to give Satisfac-
ton, or the money refunded. Price SIS and
upward. Twenty pieces OF Gray TwIlled
Flannel, worth AZ cents, which we win sell
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LUDGREEE. &C.

TRIPLE. MYERS q BRO.
Successors TO Steele ID I'ribieJ
NANuFAcrUREIss or AND DEALEas IN
Sash, Doors. Blinds, Frames.
MOULDINGS, &c.
All orders for work In the Building line
are promptly attended to-.
We Esep constantly on hand nli kinds
OF LUMBER, PIN Il and POPLAR FLOOt-
ISG, WEATHERBOARD sc.
Scroll Saving or every description ai-u
Dressing OF Lumber done TO order.
Factory ~ the old stand Of Steele 3
Tribe,
Second St., bet. Chestnut and Cherry.
EvANsYILLE, IND.
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PHALON's "PAPHIAE LOTION %
For BeautifyIng the Skin and Con-.
pleXlOn.

Removes All Eruptions, Freckios, PIN
pies, Moth Biotches, Tan, etc, and render
the skin sQft, fair, and blooming.
For Ladies ia the Nursery I'd is luvalu-
able.
For Gentlemen after Shaving 10 has no
equal.
Paphian Lotion Is the only rellabl
remedy for diseases and blomlsnos OF the
Skin.
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PHAMONss . PAPEEIAM SOAP fer
the Toilet, Nuraery, and Bath, WIN NOT
chap the skin. Price ~ cents per cake.
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stiIIweII's Patent Heater

Removes all this difficulty, sending the
WataT into the boiler free from anv sedi-
ment whatever, and pure as If distilled.
All who use what are known as the " i've
wells" for their supply of water cannot
afford to do without this Heater. 1t Will
save them much money in the purchase of
fuel, to say nothing of the annoyance and
delay In cleansing boilers. The Heater is
easily managed, and quickly cleansed.
One has been in operation at Iglehearts
FIGURING Mil for many months, and given
entire satisfaction. Another is in opera
ton in Heilman's Foundry and the Cotton
Mill adjoining.
Orders Tor StiIlwell's Heater will receive
prompt attention If left with
WILLIAM HEILMAN, Agent.
Jams
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TIME MOST SERIOUS DIFFICULTY
III experienced by those who use steam
power Is the formation in their boilers of
Wnat is known To engin GERS as " SCALE
or ''INCRUSTATION" "a hard substance
formed out of the earthly salts contained
in The water. which attaches itself firmly
to the whole inner surface of the boiler.
In this city this difficulty is pecu iarly ag-
gravated by the lar quantity of magne-
STA and lime found in the wa er, which,
besides forming scales on the boiler, OBJ
Strucfs the pipes and occasions the III ost
annoying delays in cleaning, as well as
actually endangering the safety of the
boiler.
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ER NE w 9
Fa, othey Rfver Items See Botsrth Page,
sTEAMBoAr PRINTINe.

No printing establishment IN the West
teas better facilities or greater ability fcr
doing fne Steam boat Printing. our assof'-
ment Of JOB Type, though very large an ~ !,
our lob department Is under the personal
supervision of one OF the best job printers
Ia the United States We are PreP44IT ssli "
ellis Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal rex
cts. Bits of Fare, Mates Tickets Tor LABOR,
&C. &C. Orders left with elJner 81 tIb
1Jl1a ~ eoaf q will be promptly attended &c.
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Terrible Sacrifice

In order TO make room for Spring Wear.
A complete Stock of Domestic Goods OF
every popular brand, and at the lowest
prices, can always be found at Schapker,
Bussing q Co.'S, Nos AZ and 40 Main Street.
In short, they have everything to make
the "outer" appearance
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weather and water.


The weather, yesterday, was cloudy
and mild; mercury 38' at 6 An, 5S
at noon.
The river had fallen twenty-five
inches during the twenty-four hours
ending at Bpm. yesterday. There
were fifteen feet in the channel at
Pittsburg on Wednesday, and falling;
twenty-seven feet at Cincinnati, and
rising; falling at Louisville, with
nine feet three inches in the canal.
A big rise may be expected here By
Monday or Tuesday, and we think
che river will go above the late rise.
Arrivals and Departures
The arrivals and departures up to
three o'clock yesterday include the
Quickstep, Cairo to return; Dexter,
Louisville to New Orleans; Mollie
Norton and Sallie ". Henderson to
return; the Lorena. Pittsburg to st.
Louis; Tarascon, Louisville to return;
GAINESVILLE, Cincinnati to Arkansas
River
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Dead

Low at 80 cents per yard. French Shifting
and Dress Fiannets only 60 cents. Under
best and cheapest Blankets ever sold in
this city An endless variety of ShawIs
and Dress Goods. Our large stock of
Cloths and Cassimeres we viii close out
at
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-01
Father md Mother Die Of Grief for
Nurdered SON

From the Columbus Ms Index
We obtain the imperfect particulars
of tragedy tbatIs terrible as involving
the live, Of three persons under peculiar
circumstances. Oar informant states
that some two or three weeks since
man named Jake Hampton, 4 former
rmD.ove Of MessrS Hale y Murdock,
started from ;Le iron works, Ia Ala
bama. in COIspauy with a Young man
named Dempsey, who was moving
Hampton aud bis household effects TO
N-uteyal,O. Dempsey was teamstsT,
living 1t the iron works. After an
absence Of . day or two, Hampton rt-
turned alone, and reported 20 the famI-
Is of Dempsey that he had been mar
dcred by some enc, and reported where
the body could be found. Parties went
at once to the place aud found the body,
and that the Uau had come TO his
death by violence. Suspicion, arising
from his own conduct aui surrounding
circumstances, fixed en- Hampton him
self as the perpetratOr of the dark deed,
and he was arrested and ? aced IN Gus
tody. But this is not the worst Of be-
ginning that i sad enough To be the
end itself. Young Dempsey was al
only son, aud his father, on hear
ing of his tragical death, was so over
whelmed with grief. that he dropped
dead where he stood. And yet another
act in the sorrowful drama Another
member of the family, a daughter, brave
spirited though stricken with grief,
started after the body of her brother.
pa---,',- ~ -ha bou.a .b. fDuDl RI AZ
her mother was also dead, Of broken
heart, and dressed ready for burial. 1t
IS supposed that Hamptons objsct, in
committing the murder, was to get
possession of the team Of the deceased
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-01
FOrney as a Land Agent

JOHN W. FoKSEY, editor and proprle-
tor of my two paPers-bOth daily,
processes 10 bs in daily and almost
hourly receipt Of letters from the South
Offering lands of all kinds for sale and
asking him to find them purchasers. He
therefore announces that he has con-
c,uGed t. establish a land agency in his
newspaper office, and sOlicits, upon IA
vorable terms, IS be says, applications
for the sale and applications for the
purghase Of lands. He is entirely con-
Etent that he will be able to respond 10
applications from. both sides TO the sat
sfactiOn Of both.
/. : no doubt very natural that For
SEY, after having done al that ne
could TO bring about IN the South such
4 w-etched condition. OF affairs that tess
Of thousands Of the Southern people
ind themselves under the necessity of
G.sposIus oftheir possessions for what
ever prices they can obtain, should now
seek 10 turn their wretchedness and
misery into handsome financial specu-
latIon ofhis own. he first creates ne
cessiry for their giving up their posses
sious and then grac.ously steps forward
and assures them that, for proper pc
cuulAry consideration, he will act as
their agent in the making Of their sales,
aud that, by reason Of his favorable pp-
sitiOu, be is uHqsestionaUly the very
best man that they can posi- bly, employ,
hunt as far as they may. Kind soul
how his bowels do yearn toward them
The editor Of the ChrOHIcle, when be
talks about his receipt of innume:able
letters from Southern people asking his
aid IN The disposition Of their lands, Is
simply trying his hand at his old favor
ite game Of au,4Jug. What reason IS
there. wdac reason even can be imag
ined, WHY the people OF the South, II
CON PEELED u sell their Lands, should all
concur IN writing upon the subject TO
the most vIndictive enemy they ever
had and seek 10 make nlm their agent :
We have no idea that this last effort
of FoRSEY at money making will turn
out half a. well Is many OF his other
attempts have done. He had great
capacity for humbug, but be has ex-
hauste6 IL.
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Eeutou

Ex-Governor FESrOS l. being pierced
OF al. sides by arrows from his friends.
The Springfield Esrnj'icap holds that
the senate should refuse % admit Fen
IoN -g MS seat. unless he ?urges him
se.iot -he accusations agaIa,c hin: and
as nearly a.. the Radicd Senators were
friends o: MORGAN, luterpos!ug actively
iJr Us reelection. the suggestion may
have some weight. We copy what the
Republican says on the subject;
The New York papers 10 OF yet full
ly explain the secret OF Governor Fen
tou -upp,antiuS Governor Morgan for
Senator. There was clearly surprise
about 2. 4ud a mystery a IL. Nearly
everybody expected Governor AOrgal's
nomination up 20 the .lst moment.
Perhaps there : KEY 20 the secret IN
.ae f4ct rl.- --s Erie Railroad ring
was o~ F,--aa. a-d wer- almost the on.
IS uyj'srs ou IL success Fisk \ Co.
E.sa..t Lr.sf,r aud successfully on
their S-Uwl-..-e 20 advance Oh the Ger
tsI-rv t hi triumph q the caucus. lt
has been r-H'tr,y charged that the
Eue gy-. paid $4,000 oE $4,000 for
UgfrEa'' U,I.,, fa4,'A '.-Ha'rEe 70 '-y'I
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