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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-24
REAL ESTATE.
COMMISSIONERS Sale Of Real Fgta

Commissioners Sale Of Real Estate.
RY0TICE Ts HEREBY GIVEN, that
AZ the undersigned Commissioner, ap-
notnte by the Court of Common Pleas OF
Nanderburgh County, State OF Indiana by
virtue OF an order OF said Court, made az
It's Septem her term, 1859, wilt sell a. public
auciion, at the door OF the cOurt-houae in
the city Of Evansville in said county on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER I1TH, 1885,
At 2 o'clock PIX,
The following real estate IN said county,
TO wit:
Lot number six 90, In subdivision OF lot
number one hundred and nine QCB), In tile
Original Plan of the city of Evansvlli q, "a
by IS feet. on second, between Main and
house.
Also, lot number twenly-three (2a), In
the Original Plan OF the city OF Evansville,
20 by l5Q feet. ON Water street. between
a large hotel building, known as the
ST. CLOUD HOTEL.
Also, twenty-five feet OF lot number sew
enteen (H). in Lower or McGary's En-
largement Of tue city Of Evansville,
bounded as follows: Beginning at the
front line os said lot at a point twenty
i've feet from the sOutheaslefly corner Of
said lot, running thence along said front
iihe WestWaTdly twenty-five feet; thence
at right angles with Raid front line TO tile
alley in the rear OF said lot thence aloE.g
said alley towards Division Street twenty
two feet; thence TO the place OF beginning
subject TO the life estate Of Martha Irwin
ia one undivided third thereof; said part o.
lot being p by 20 feet on First, between Elm
snd Pine streets, and has upon It - good
TERMS or .-One-third cash, aad The
residue in equal payments al one and two
years tue PnFehsser giving notes, Win
Interest, without rel.ef front valuation or
appraisement laws, and with approved
JESSE W. wALKER,
Commissioner.
BLYTHE HYsEs. Attorney. fnOyi2 dtd
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AN ORDINANCE In relation TO Oak and
Locust Hill Cemeteries
Passed November 18th, 1853


- ECFIOE 4. Be it ordained by the Com
- mon Council OF the City OF Eva nsviIIe,
That it shall be the duty OF said Council as
soon as practicable after the passage OF
this ordinance, TO appoint three persons
residents of said city, TO act as directors OF
Oak Hill and Locust Hill Cemeteries, one
Of said persons TO serve for one year, one
for two years, and the remaining one for
three years, and until their respective sue
cessors are appointed; and the tenn OF
each OF said directors sh II be designated
at the time of his appointment; and an
nualIy there after, the said Council shall
at It's first regular meeting in November
or as soon thereafter as practicable, ap-
point one director to serve TOR three ears,
In place of the Outgoing director; and a [
vacancies which may occur IN said board
shall be nlIed by said Council, and the
person appointed to Ill any vacs ncg shall
serve for the residue Of the term OF the
director whose place he is appointed TO
d ], SO that one director may be appointed
annually.
lst. To assume and have the care a d
management OF said ceme, cries;
I'd To have The direction and control OF
all expenditures made on account OF said
cemeteries:
3I To recommend to the Council. from
time to time, the name or names OF a per-
son or person suitable to be appointed p =
sexton OF said cemeteries;
4th. To recommend To the C0uncu FOR
adoption such rules and regulations as
may in the opinion or the board b. suit
able for The government OF said eemete-
5th. To cause such needed repairs aud
improvements TO be made as the board
may deem proper. 50 that the entire cost
OF the mans cement OF said cemeteries
shall not exceed the income or the same /:
6.h. To recommend TO the Council, from
time TO time, scale of prices for lots In
eaid cemeteries. and regulations as to the
method OF selling the said lots.
SEC. 2. That said directors shall discharge
the duties OF said Office without any COM
pens alton except for expenses actually
and necessarily incurred and paid by them
in the dtscharae OF their duties.
X f4f IN lNn
foregoing shall prevent the re-sppoint-
ment OF any director at the expiration Of
his term, should such re-appoinfmeDt be
deemed proper
WILLIAM II. WALKER, Mayor.
Attest: A. NJ. McGRIFF, Clerk.
noy24 DIT union cOpy.l
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Richmond Items.

RICHMOND, Nov. %. - Arrange
ments were closed yesterday. in New
York, with several prominent capital
lists. by which the Chesapeake & Ohio
Railroad will be completed at onee.
Among the capitalists are w. II.
Aspinwall, G. II. Huntingdon, Fisk
& Hatch, aud others.
The city authorities arc making ex-
tensiye arrangements for entertaining
the National Board Of trade. which
meets here on the 1st of December, for
exeursionists. Public dinners, balls
and other entertainments are on the
programme.
The State Republican Convention
meets in this city tomorrow.
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Notice 10 Widen Ann Street.

TAT Office rs HEREBY GIVEN. that
IM the Common Council al the CITY of
Evansville have delermlnet upon tho
widening Of Ann street Of said city, from
Main street 20 the west line 81 The north
esst quarter Of out-iot no. !, subdivision
OF the north half Of the nor invest quarter
Of section number -, in township south.
range 10 west
on motion Of Councilman D0uahty. See
Onded By Semoniu, the following order
was unanimousiy pas cd and ndqptedi
public notice be given, by publication TO-
The Evansville Journal "a publlc news
paper Printed aud published D. the city 70
EyaBsViile), that on Monday, the sta day
OF December 1869, the Common Council of
the city of Evansville viii meke au der
" Wlueu az Aun n, otLesl oi baiu tlty, 70 h1 to
embrace within said street, ia addition q
Its present width, All the ground embraced
and contained within the following lines.
20 wit: Bfginning a. point 60 tho nOrth-
west corner 0f tm@ mOrtheast quarter of
out-lot number z, sub Iivision of the north
haif OF the northwest Qunrter OF section
number ~, In township south, range I'D
west thence extending south on the mid-
die limo OF said out-lOt. thirty feUtt thence
due eHst ~ feet 70 the westerly line Of Vino
street thence noflheasterly bsl4 feet, "a Ong
the west side Of Vine street, W tho north
iiu6 Of section % aforesaid. thence WeHt 80
feet 20 the place Of beginning. embracing
of lots numbers z. 3. and lu ~ lesion g
Larra0ees Enlargement q EvnnsEille
which Ito west or ond adjoining Vine
side Of Main street on said city, no puli
at which the north line OF kestion No. -
Aforesaid intersecis said Main street,
thence extending west on said noIlh llno
OF section - ten feet; thepce I'm n gouth-
westerly direction, along the cast side of
Vine street, 8bh feet; hence east along
the south side OF tho prDp0aed Ann street
~ feet TO the northwest side or Main
street; aud thence along tie northwest
side of Main street nortnoasieIiy jlM feet
10 the place Of begimulrg, embracing b.
part OF lots numbers 4, 2, aud a ln Liliestuu
e. Iarrnbee's hnlar1ement Of Evanaviile.
And any person msgrieved by reason OF
the adoption ~ this order may, 90 nny
time within six Weekf apply 20 the Conn
mon Council FOR redress, by petition or re-
mOnstrauce in Writlng lett with the Clerk
OF the Common Council, c9ntnlnlng
statement OF toe injuries coin plalned OF
and the amount demanded thereinrs and
said petition or remonstra ircc VIII DO duiy
considered. heard. and determined on tha
9th day Of December, 1859.
And q Il further 0yciercd, That the Clerk
record ia the Minute Book of the Common
Council the plat Of said Ann street, az
proposed 90 be Wldened hcrcl4t which
plat has been prepared by James n. Sauu-
ders, CITY Surveyor.
a. 81. MCGRIFF, Clerk,
BY H. A. MCGHIHF, Deputy.
evansville. Oct. 55G, lsgo SfUsiion oopyI
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ordinance Vetoed.

ST. LOUIS, November 23.-Mayor
Cole has vetoed the ordinance re-
Gently passed by the %y City Council;
stock to January & Gibson for two
hundred and fifty Thousand dollars, in
mortgage bonde, of the new railroad
20 be built to Howell's Ferry, this
county.
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20 -DAY,s ADYERTIsEMENTs.

-stIf ~. JOSEPH YAUCEE takes pleas
,&k@3 ure IN aunounoing to the ppbilc that
1S mas rented niS large Set0on. at The
OnVe Braneh Brewery, and the Harrington
bTothers VIII give q lew Of their PRE- Con.
certs, commencing SATURDAY evenfpa- Nov.
-slht loh9. Immediately after the Concert
there Will be Dance given In the large
nell over the Saloon. Como aaIlv. "a 81
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CITY ADVERTrsEBTEvrs


Ok NOT1oG 81 Councilman uaurhfv. eec-
onded by Councilman Stein zach tre foI-
lowinH order was unanimously passed
lt 8 bow here oldegsd that sir week.
Puoilc notice De aigeus Dy pubfcatlon IN
tls EfhuAyiiie Iournel, o. public ufWsua-
1 per pIlntfd ana published ga fto cifV or
EfahsNiile, ilnt on Monday thn nIfH Harr
ot dahuHry. 1870. the Common Council al
t1s ~ sl.5 ~ Y svtlie VIII make an order
Eleventh street TO Orange efrpef- el1i5rre-
ing within said extension. TIE 0rour.d efn-
ieen w. ~. i9lloWinz lnog, to-wlts
walnut street. 81 @ poiEt talleFe tta f4t.1
ot hald sifeel lnfeTsecih ihc south side uun
% . sax foot alley left npem bv th0 ~ II ~
hailroad Com pany, on the south eide 81
The cepOL ground 0f fafd con- unuY. fffnnoe
" direct Mne with SAID Walnut street
$50 f8eft tnnhco due east Ig5 eet % Hun
I nei street. ln Tie NOuncaafegn Eninree-
mcnt, thence from point on lac east side
OF said street y feet north from tho rrnfre
Of said Walnut street extended 10 Nnflrat
street sn hald Aortncast Inlargements
thence from poiut on tho south eide or
Orange street, 90 which ihe south line oT
fractional Lot no. l8 lu Bluet so. q. Hub-
bard Addlloa - iha citv of Evansville
inteIsecta shld GRANGE aieet thence OK
tending iu n south hWestwardiV direction
b3a feeti thence due west t. the NORTH
westerly corner of Lot NO. -, ln Block
braclug within said street 30 extended 90
feet Of the rear or northwa4dly ends OF
30 feet OF tie rear end % Lois i8, IA, l5, To-
~, Is, l9. and ~, 10 said Block q.
And 10 4 further ordered, that Market
street. IN the Northeastern enlargement
be extended a. foilowss Commencing at "a
point On the pfopoaei south line OF Wal
nut street extended 63& feet from The
southeast corner Of Block ~ o, l0, im tho
Northeastern Enhancement Of Evausvlie;
thence extending south % feet TO the north
line OF Chestnut street; thence northeast
Wardly 20 The aforesaid s9uih line uf Wnl=
nut street, and Themes westw1rdiy 3l feet
20 the place OF beginning embracing wlth=
in said extension "a tnal fractional point
OF fraetioual Lot NO. l9, in Block a, M liub-
bard's Addition Aforesaid.
And any pOfson aggrieVed by reason Of
the 6dopllon OF thts order, may nt auy
lime within SIX weeks irOfm tire 11l day of
Noyenbsr, 1850, apply 10 the Common
Icuucit Iof redress BY petition on rcmUm-
slrance ia Writingtleft with he Clerk OF
TOE common Council, containing q state.
ment OF The injuries complal lned OF, md
the amount demanded therefor, and said
petition or remembrance viii be duly c0n-
siuered. beard and determi ned. on the ad
day Of Janualy, 1870. And it is further 0r-
dered that the Clerk Recurd - the Minute
Book OF the common Council the plat OF
said Wainutnnd Mara ct streets gpIounaad
herein - be extended. Which said plat
has been prepared by James ID. Saunders
CITY HurYeN or and submitted 20, and ape
proved by this Board.
"a. IA. A.cGRIFF, Clerk,
City ClcrkH ONCE, Evansville
November 20th, 1862 mo-
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FRANCE.

/ PCuuib8. HS term CT tEe leasS 10 HNe
years.
FRANCE.
PARIS, November 23-The city is
| entirely tranquil Ministers Bour-
bon and LeRoux have been re elected
| Deputies.
Pans, Nov. 23-The Emperor has
decided 20 remain in Paris for the
present.
The Bishop of Orleans reprimands
NJ. Venillot, editor OF an ultra Mon
tame organ, for the publication of arti-
cles in favor of the infallibility of the
Pope.
PARIS, November 23.-The Journal
O6ictGle has received the following
dispatch from Port Said: THE Impe.
rial yacht Aigle. with the Empress on
board, and the entire feet left Suez
yesterday, and reached the Mediter-
ranean to-day. The success of the
inauguration is complete. The En-
peror of Austria will leave Cairo on
Thursday. on his return to Europe.
SPAIN
MADRID, November 23.-Thc Bish-
op of Havana, recently arrested at
Cadiz, was brought to this city day,
under guard. He will have an exam
ination Immediately.
MADRID, November 23.-In obedi-
ence to resolution adopted by the
Cortes. calling for information, the
Government has been obliged to sub
nit for examination documents which
implicate Spanish Republicans In a
conspiracy with the insurgents of
Cuba. The Government has deter
mined to adopt rigorous measures
against certain Bishops who left the
country for Rome. without passports
or permission. 6H
The journals here contradict the
report which gained some credit out
side of Spain, that in many political
circles the Duke of Aosta was pre-
ferred to the Duke of Genoa for the
throne.
ITALY.
ROME, November 23.-About one
hundred and fifty Bishops have
already arrived here. among whom
are many from America.
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Funeral Of GOV. FItzDasriek

MONTGOMERY, November 3.-The
city bells were tolled to day during
the funeral services of Gov. Fitzpat-
rick. His body lay in state in the
Capitol for two hours and the funeral
services were concluded at the Epis-
copal Church. A large procession
followed his remains to the cemetery.
Heavy rains prevail.
The entries at the State Fair are
numerous. and are from several States,
and the indications are fair for sue
cess.
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DR.. ]. W. COMPTON.

Omce-Third Street, between Main and
Locust front rooms over Judge Igieheart's
office.
Residenee-On Oak Street, one door f. ON
the corner of Fourth and Oak Streets.
nov3 dan
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WATCHMAKTNG.
A. c. RoSEECRASs. HAIRY SMITH.
ROSENORASS & SMITH,
Watchmakers and jewelers.,
NO. IL EORTH SECOND ST
NO. IL NORTH SECOND ST.,

DEALERs In American, English and
- Swiss Watcheg, ia gold, silver and
plated cases. Fine JeWelry, Silver Ware,
Clocks, &c. Personal attenf 'on given 10
repairs of fl watches, DC.
els- No work entrusted apprentices.
lse2s-sm
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Lake PepIn Frozen OVcr-N0rtheFn
Line Packet Company Sending
Their Boats into Winter Quar-.
ters.
ST.. Louis. November pa dis
patch from the North says there is
an ice. gorge at Hastings, Minnesota,
and Lake Pepin is frozen over. The
Northern Line Packet Company are
sending their boats into Winter quar-
teFs as fast as they arrive here.
1t has been ascertained through
the body of little dog 6shed up
from the wreck of the steamer Stone
wall, that Mrs, Trimp, wife of Martin
Trimp, mate of the steamer Gov. Al
len, running In the Lower Mississip-
pl, was victim by that disaster
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q CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-Lieut. General
Sheridan is still quite i'll at his resi-
dence, being confined to his bed. His
ailment is in the shape of a fever
resulting from cold, which he took
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LONDON, Nov. 23.-The Anglo
American Telegraph Company have
leased one of their two Atlantic ca
bles TO a German Company, with
whom negotiations have long been
pending. The term of the lease Is five
years.
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Notice t0 C0ntraaEors.

OFFICE. CAPE GIRAHDEhU
AHD STATE LIME r. H. gDlfPANKs Z
CAPE GIRAHDEhU, Nov. s, 1853. J
GtEALED PROPOSALS. WILL nE
GS received BY tue undeTBlgued, up ID DO
cennber lst, ls34s for clc1Tugs grupDip&
grading, masonry, pile hridg ng ana tlfn-
1er-WOrk en- ab ut nncem tniles OF lhe
Cape Gifardeau & state Llue hhliroaqi
bids 20 be made for sections oi one mlia
each. Plans aud specinca ions may be
seeu at Lhls nficp. The company reserves
tho right To reject any or al proposals.
0-''0' q q. THILBNIUs.
noisl2w Presldent.
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WASHINGTON, November 23.-The
object of libelling the Spanish gun
boats now under detent ton at New
York is simply to bring the question
before the Courts, with a view TO the
release of the vessels. and is between
the contractors and the Government,
and is not in this aspect interfered
with by Spain though its representative
assurance is given in official quarters
that there is nothing political in the
legal proceedings of our Government
in connection with the affairs of Cuba.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-The ques-
ton Of establishing a cable telegraph
between New York and the Hague,
recently submitted to the Govern
ment, has already received considera
ton. and at the proper time. due
Netherlands Government for the
friendly motives which prompted the
concessions to an American citizen.
This reciprocity, especially as to the
termini. is doubtless the principle
which will govern the future official
proceedings. aud it is said the Presi-
dent will, at an early day, call the
particular attention of Congress to
the subject. The Government favors
an American company. based on sus-
tanning American rights.
The President has appointed James
II. Marsh Postmaster at Knoxville,
ILL.,, in place of Curtis McGowau,
whose arrest for robbing the Post
Office was reported some time ago.
The Navy Department 10 day in
structed Admiral Poor to dispatch a
vessel to Nassau to bring to Key
West the men from the steamer
Lillian, provided they pledge them
selves not again TO involve themselves
in the violation of the neutrality
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while at Louisville. His physician
think he will soon get better.
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Notice to Contractors.

FESHE COHuOE COUNCIL. OF THE
3 city OF Evansville will receive sealed
proposals until MONDAY. Nov. %, 1853 FOR
scraplng. cleaning ana removing the dirt
off the beuldered streets: also. for cleaning
the cutters OF graVeied streets. Bidders
viii slate the price for cleaning each
ouaare or block, and the price per leo feet
for cleaning cutters, the city reserving the
right Of rejecting the bids If deemed too
BY order OF the Council.
A. N. McGRIFF, Clerk.
Evsnsyyils y GisiE EoT GSe g. Union aSg4STS copy
AN ORDINANCE to amend an Ordinance
Tor the Construction or Side Walks, pass
Ell December23, 1865.
Passed November Is, 1865
SECTEOH 1. Be 1t ordained bv the Com
- mon Council ofthe City of Evansville,
that al side- walks designated as Class No
z, shall be constructed in the following
manner, viz In the center or from the
edges toward the center OF the space set
apart for sidewalks an excavation not
less than five inches deep and four feet IN
width shall be dug, bed of clean sand not
less than three Inches In depth to be placed
on said excavation. and paved with good
hard and well-burned bricks, so as to bring
the bricks to a level with the grouud d form
ing the curbing, the side walk t. be then
covered with a sufficient Quantity of fand
TO III up the spaces between the bricks.
SIC 2. And where the construction of a
Sidewalk OF Glass No. 2 is mpracticable
on account OF the low situation OF the
ground, sidewalk OF Glass No. may be
ordered
SEC. All sidewalks of Glass No Sshall
be constructed OF good, sound oak, pine,
poplar or hemlock PLANK, not less than two
inches in thickness, square-edged, and
securely spiked down on good, sound oak
crossties not less than 4 by inches In
thickness and not more than four feet
apart, and the space pianked shall not be
less than four feet In width, and TO be
placed IN or near the center of the space
set apart for sidewalks.
SEC. 4. All OF Section of an Ordinance
GwFrtt tear
the I'D. A. D. 1866, is hereby repealed.
WILLIAM H. WALKER, Mayor.
Attest: A. Af. MCGRIFF. Clerk. fuo24 81
union cOpy.0
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IPasse1 Noven1her

AN ORDINANCE 10 amend an Ordinance
1or the Construction or Side Walks, pass
Ell Decem Der o. 1865.
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ROME, November 23.-About one
hundred and fifty Bishops have
already arrived here, among whom
are many from America.
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BLYTHE HYsEs. Attorney. inoyia Z
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pntroniz. Hama Compauie,.

There is q feeling innate in the breast OF every
person that awakens pride In the success OF nome
Institutions. II associates and Identities itselI VILE
and the benefit that the Pacific Coast derives from
q patronage OF home institutions Is felt In every De.
partment OF trade. petvades. all the dlnerent
branches Of b~usiness-cnlarEes that which Is already
established, and opens new fields for enterprise and
active Industry. In patroniIlng home companies
you rely on your own knowledge, and are not COM
PEELED otakc the say 50 ofinte.ested representaIs snS
seek assistance nom your friends; you 60 to those
whom you know best, who can and VIII ASSIST you
apply this principle, acted on every day, 70 insn-
rance. Is there any country more naturally SELL
sustaining tnan the Pacific Coast? Why then de
stroy the vital principle OF prosperity. impoverisn
the country and complain Of hurd times, when your
misfortune Is the result OF your W actionl Would
you deposit your money in q bank on this coast or
on Wall street, Would you deposit money IN a
Life INSURANCE Company on tim coast or one In New
prefer sending East-you might get a better article!
Would you stop the culture OF wheat to Improve
the facilities for the importation OF Hour? We are
ali political economists, but that man sets. Whately
at defiance who exports gold and silver and imports
everything else. What has become OF that 5000
600 sent East for life insurance last yearl lsit bring,
added TO the circulation on this coast make any df.
ference In Its prosperity Would Il not Increase the
amount in circulation here one;tcnth. and enable
you to cash those outstanding bills which you long
since despaired OF couectingl
Is not the Pacific Mutual as responsible as any
company In the world2 hit not as liberal az any I
Are not the laws Of California as careful OF the IN.
terssts OF the policy.holders as those OF any 9tner
State! Can you name q company when aIa inc
same amount Of business In the same time that the
Pacific Mutual has donel Do the stockholders OF
the Pacific Mutual get one.half as much TOT inc
MANAGEMENT OF the affairs Of the company and tne
security which their capital affords, as the ofleers OF
any purely mutual company which you can name
get for their services as oficers without furnishing
you any security at all
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company. J. A.
Brumsey, Tahoe House. Virginia, General Agent
or Nevada, Idaho and Dakota.
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Boarding House for Sale.

A BOARDING HOUSE IN GOLD HILL,
n house, furniture, lot, and good VIII, now
now doing o good cash business, and centrally
located, IL offered for sale cheap for cash, For
particulars, apply to the editor Of me MIWs;
MARY E. EMERSON.
Gold Hill, January Cd, 1859. jan2n