Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 4, Number 172, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 10 November 1851 — Page 2
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DAILY JOURNAL.
A. II. SANDERS, ' ;x EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
CITY OP D V AXIS VILLB V TUESDAY TIOtt?IIIG. PIOVE.TIBEIt 11.
APPnnriTicES wanted.
"Wishing to fill a couple vacancies ;in our 4
cCIce made by the expiration of the time of tiro of oar apprentice, a first rate opportunity i offered for a couple lad,not oVeT8eventeen years of ase. to learn the Art' and
Myiteries of Printing. The Journal Office Sen excellent inducements to auch. A Pa. rtnts and guardians would do well to give this notice their immediate attention. Apply soon. The Election. The election news published yesterday is very encouraging. Foote the Union candidate, is elected in Mississippi over Davis, the Secessionist. In New York, so far as retui ns
have been received, the Whigs have been doing a good business. The Secretary of State, Attorney General, Treasurer and Canal Commissioner, are all right. In Louisiana, the Whig ticket has generally succeeded. In Wisconsin, the Whig candidate for Governor is doubtless elected. In Illinois the question was Danks or no Bar.ks. The Locotoco papers all over the State with but few exceptions, were for no Banks. We are . glad :o learn that the Northern part of the State has gone most decidedly in favor the
Free Banking Bill. The Southern part of
the State will doubtless go against Banks.
CCJ"We are making arrangements to have a first rate Indianapolis correspondent thU
winter. The one we had employed last
winter gave general satisfaction to our read
ers, and il we do not succeed in securing his
services again, he will, see that wc hare a good substitute. We hope Mr. Carpenter,
our new Representative, will also assist in
keeping our readers advised of everything
affecting their interests, which may trans pire in the Legislature this winter.
Wester Journal and Civilian. This is the present title ofthat valuable periodical published at St. Louis, and heretofore called the Western Journal. Mr. II. Cobb, i now united with Mr. Tarver, as editor, and takes charge of the Literary Department. Tho Journal in greatly improved. It is especially devoted to Western Commerce. Improvements, Mechanical Arts. dec. and is a most excellent periodical. It is published monthly i $3 per annum.
Sunday In San Francisco. From theJSan Francisco Newsletter of Oct. Ut welhould judge that city presented very much such a slate of mora's us is exhibited at New Orleans on Sunday. The Newsletter says - j : ' . ', t ,'"" ' Sunday. ja San Francisco is made by many really a day of rest and recreation. The stores are closed; the cares of business arc thrown aside, and a large portion of com
munity betake themselve 10 various amusements. By 10 o'clock," "there is scarcely a horse left in any of the stables, while equestrians are to be found wending their way out
along the planked road to the Mission; to the '
races, or the Presidio. JSot the least pleasant ride is by way of the Presidio to the Fort, and thence to the Pacific. We noticed also a large crowd on the deck of the Capt. Suttert this morning, leaving Central Wharf for an excursion across the harbor to Centra Costra. ' "A Fool Race came off to-day, at the Pioneer Course, in which Gildersleve ran against lime. . The purse was $1,000 to any one who should run ten miles in an hour. Owing to the strength of the wind the time was increased to one hour and six minutes. Gildersleve came in at the end of the tenth mile
in sixty-three minutes and thirty seconds.The purse was therefore handed over amid
great enthusiasm among the spectators. "
Besides other amusements, there was a
duel in which seven shots were exchanged)
and one of the parties, luckily wounded at
last.
The Newsletter, speaking of Sunday, Sept.
21st, says:
,4The day parsed ofl very quietly, nothing
unusual taking place, except a brutal exni
bition oi a hirht between hve bears and live
bulls, which came on at the Mission, and to
which hundreds flocked. The bulls seem tu
variably to get ahead of the bears.' '
Here u a part ol the doing of the Sun
day previous: "A bull and bear fight came off at Sacramento, last Sunday, at which there were 3, 000 persons present. The result ol this dis graceful alUir was that the bull was left mas
ter of the field, having sent the bear ort" into
the crowd, howlu g. No scnouj injury oc curred. At one time, however, a mewt thrill
ins incident took pi ice. The bull and bear
hid been attached together with a chain.
The chain broke durinir one ol the struggles.
and the, enraged bear made for two trees, in
the Iimts of one of which quite a number o
spectators were collected. As the bear hesi
tated which tree, he should take, the sus-
pence both of those in the tree und of liierest
ol the andience, was most paintul. JJruin, however, selected the vacant tree U3 htj place
of relume.
N. Y. Daily Times. One No. of this (Raymond's) new penny paper, came to us several weeks ago, with which we were so well pleased, both as to execution and ability, that we gave it what we thought, a '-first-rate notice;" but not a another number has
reached us. We learn that on the 9th day of its publication, it had. a circulation of ten thousand copies. We rejoiced in this substantial evidence of its prosperity, although we are sorry to say, that we have to do without it. I Grand Hirer Eagle. Same here. f Ch icago Adt. And the same here. Probably every
prominent paper in Indiana, noticed the reception of the first Number of the N. York
Times, and we have yet to hear of their hav
ing received any copies afterwards, but from several exchanges have understood the con-
rary. We regret thus to be compelled to
believe, there is such dishonesty. displayed in the very outset of a paper, which from its
reported circulation, and the ability display
ed in its columns, promises to be a prominent
paper. We should rmt have noticed the first
No. of a paper sent us from nn Eastern city,
for fear of being duped, had not tho publUh
ers borne a character that we thought placed
them above the practicing ol such a con
teroptible little pleco of dishonesty. If there
hag been any mistake, Mr. Raymond owes an
apology to the Western country press gen
crally,
XjT We are indebted to Mr. Wm. N. Johnsou, of San Francisco, for a copy of the Newsletter, a useful little print, which gives ao abstract of news from one steamship departure to another, and for a lot of other California paper. Billy complains that hi friends in Evaniville are neglecting him. All we can say is, that if they neglect him they neglect one who never does the same thing to his friend. We receive some mark of Wis
attention by every steamer. P3"The Madison Tribune has been com pelled to stop taking the Telegraph Dispatch
es, owing to their irregularity. They are of
but little use unless they can be obtained so punctually and correct, that full reliance may
be placed upon their coming, and correctness by business men. CC7"We owe an apology to Capt. Cup-
pies for having spelled his name yesterday
Puppies, and in big caps at that. There is
nothing of the Pup about him. The mistake
was marked in the proof, but escaped the ob servation of the Typos.
nThe State Journal thinks the present quarrel among the Locofocos of Indiana will be of great benefit to the people upon the
striength of the old adage "when rogues fall
out honest people obtain their rights."
DCThe Detroit Advertiser of the 4th inst.
publishes a letter from a correspondent
whose name is authorised to be given up if de. manded, that McClelland, the Locofoco candi
date for Governor of Michigan, has promised
to pardon the railroad conspirators, lately
sentenced to the'penitenttary, if he ise'ected, and that the friends ol the convicts are supporting him with such expectation.
ZCSThe Brookville Democrat says there was a great excitement in that place last week, oo account ot the arrival ofa two horse omnibus. The crowd gathered around the tavern on its arrival and formed into a comicittee to examine the picters."
ß3"The Grand Jury, in the United States District Court, on the 31st ult. returned 39 true bills against the persons implicated in Che Christiana outrage; thus making in all 117 true biils against the prisoners for participating in this affair.
Sold. Capt. Briscoe has sold the steamer Julia Dean to Messrs. Townsend & McManus of Memphis for $11,000. Her new owners intend to put her in the White river trade.
'ffBy the following unique advertisement taken from the Louisville Courier, we
perceive that Messrs. Webster & Bro., who
are well known here, are keeping "open
house " ut that city in the way of taking Da
gorrcotypea. We are glad to understand
they don't use Stone Coal in taking their
pictures: "COAL. FIFTY CEBITS PClt BUSHEL.." We heard the above price asked yesterday. It struck us an exhorbitant, and .we were curious to know how it would affect the operations ol WEBSTER &. BRO., at 479, Alain street, and wa were pleased to And that they were taking the finest Dagurreotynei we ever saw, notwithstanding the scarcity of Coal none ofthat article Veins used in their process).
fJCWe find a letter in last Saturday's
Louisville Courier, from Mr. Westcott, who
has been accused of having got up the Don
aldson and Greer correspondence. The let
ter originally appeared in the N. Y. Herald. He denies having had anything to do with
the matter, and does not know who Donald
son and Greer are, or whether they are gen
nine nersoni. We make the following ex
tract:
"When the letters were first published, I had no suspicion that any of them were not i .
true and genuine, anu i am new eiuireiv Ufied lhat those published as written by Oeli eral Commander, ol South Carolina; Sam
ucl Trent, Esq.. 'of Missouri; Hon. Wm. R.
Kin, of Alabama; tu. rotwweu, tq ; u F. Hallett. Esn.: Wm. F. Ritchie, Esq.. o
Virginia: Dnbert Stranrre, of North Caroli
na; Mr. Giddin js and Mr. Chase of Ohio; ex-Preident Van Buren, and the others pub
lished ns addressed to Donaldson and Urecr, are all authentic. The gentlemen just named
have not.inj.1 single instance,disputed the authenticity of Ihe letters imputed to them, and several have admitted it. I do not yet know that the letters of DonalJaon and Greer are fictitious, though the circumstance that ihev do not come forth and show themselves ii quite suspicious, and als- the fact that they do not call for the letters addressed to them remaining at the Aetor Ilousb."
The Lexington Observer &. Reporter, of the 5th inst, says that within two years pait ! the Lexington Insurance Office has paid losses to the enormous sum of one million of dollars.
&The following circular has been addressed
to the different Agencies of the Company:
To the Agents of the Lexington lire, Life
ana Marine insurance Company: Gentlemen: It is mv duty to announce to
you the suspension of this company, produced
by an unprecedented series ol mislortunes, extending over a period of more than' two years, . .
In order to secure as just and equitable a distribution of her assets as was possible under the circumstances, itvvas deemed ad visa b!e by the Directory ot the Institution to
make a general assignment to a trustee, bucn conveyance has accordingly been made to the Hon. R. A. Buck tier, who now holds the
legal title to all the ellecls ol the company. To him you will therefore in future address yourselves.
Any person holding unsalisiieu claims ngainst us within the limits of your agency, you will please notify of the changes above stated, and refer them to Mr. Buckner for further information. The stockholders of the Institution, and
the Directory, who have endorsed its paper to
the n mount ot nearly 1U0,C00, will be the principal losers. Comparatively but a small
amount, if anything, will be lost by our cusW .4 (I
tomers. i am, very respectiuny, your obedient servant, S. M. LETCHER, President.
NEW RAtSINS. A SMALL lot of New Kaisins, just tee'd and for t-ale by the box or retail, at A. C. II AIRLOCK'S. ALSO. 40 boxes verv Suoerior Geealia Cigars.
for tale aa above. , (novll-lt)
FRESH ARRIVAL.
FOSTERS & BROWN have just received. at their New Store, on Main and First streets.
1 case Manilla Indigo; . . 1 ceroon S. F. do:
1 case Limed Penang JJutmcge; ; , 5 bags Pepper; . 3 do Spiee; 700,000 G.D and S.B.Caps. ALSO. 17 chests extra and tine Gun Towcer, Imperial and Younghyson Teal, fur fa mil? use, which will be sold at low figures. (novll)
CÜMMÜ11GJAL.
SUNDRIES. 2 casts cotton warp Ca .si Wer;
d bales white t lannel; . , t . 5 do yellow do; 2 cases black Tabby Velvet; . '..'"' ' Received this day, oud lor sale by J ; JAS. LOW & CO., novll 417 Main st., Louisville, Ky.
For the first year after we commenced our daily, we lost considerably. We persevered, however, under many discouraging circumstances, until the Daily Ledger now pays, if
not handsomely,, suliicientlv well to insure it
agiinst suspension.. U is ADVERTISING
and ad .eriinine only, that can keen up a dai
iy paper. 1 1. Albany imager.
That's a fact! We know some larpe city
papers, which loose by their circulation, ye
are making fortunes by their advertising pat
ronage. We can candidly say, that we are
not .aware of having made a dime by the
circulation of our Daily. But we are fight ing on, moderately well patronized in adver
tisements. but expecting nothing for some
time to come in the way cf profit from circu
latioti. We bide our time hoping, hovevcr, to be enabled to notice at the end of every
month an increasing advertising patronage
and a continuance of the past punctuality
exhibited by subscribers in paying subscrip
tions. ( Next Saturday we anticipate going
around with the Carrier of the route below Main street, when we desire that every sub
scriber, not paying by the year, will square
his account to date. ' Some few are behind
hand, but ouly through not being able to see
the carrier. Let those who cannot see the
boys, leave money at the places where their
papers are received, to pay weekly dues.
Wt hid the pleasure of a ride upon the Evansville and lllionis Ilailroad on Sü'urday last, in the splendid passenger car purchased by the company. The car is manufactured alter the most approved style, highly finished, and complete in all its appointments. The same may be said of tlie locomotive-one ol great power, having a double ect "I driving-wheels, and finished in good 6tyle. The track is one ol the most substantial end of as firm construction as any we have here tolore seen, especially that part that has a continuous bearing tor the rail. There is some two miles or so laid with crosses alone, and the difference in the stead'hiess and tar of the cars between the former and
the fitter was moot remarkably in favor of the longitudinal timbers. Princeton Clarion. Clertmaü McRDEitFD.-On Friday week .he Rev. Robert McNabh, a respectable üuptitft clergyman of Carthage, N. C, was murdered in hi- own yard. Before retiring Tor the night, Mr. McNabb weit mto his garden about 10 o'clock losmolieand did not return. Dy following up the marks ol blood from the garden, the body wps discovered in the woods some 250 yards distant, horribly mangled, the head nearly severed from the body, and with deep wounds in the eides.
Three of hi own negroes were arrested, of
whom two arc now in jail, without any positive testimony against them. It is supposed that the object of the murder was robbery, as Mr. McNabb was known to have had abocrt $103 in his pocket, which has not been found.
SILK riUNUES. 50 pieces very rich and heavy col'd Silk Fringe; 200 do black Mohair fringe; Rec'd this day. and fr sale by JA3.L0WfiU0.j . novll 417 .Main ft., Louisville Ky. 1 LK MITTS. O 200 dozeu ass'd qualiiy: rec'd this day. and for s leby . JAS. LOW & CO.. novll 417 Main su, Louisville, Ky. SILK COAT BINDING.--100 gross ilk Coat Binding; 50 do do do Braid; Rec'j this day, and tor sale by JAS. LOW &. CV novl 1 417 Main St., Louisville, Ky. SHAWLS. - 4 cases Bay State long Shawls, 72 by 141 inches: lice'd this day, and for sal b JAS. LOW & CO., ntvll 4 17 Main St., Louisville, Ky Farmer's House for Sale. ' TUR I t.miture. Bar-Futures, lease. &c. of the Tavern at the corner' of the Tublic Square, known as tho Farmer's Houfe, are ctfrnd for rale by the subscriber on excellent terms. For lurther particulars apply at the house to novl0-3t JOHN EMIUCII FRESIIABU1VAL.
Cheap vet Deactifül. Gleason'i I'icto rial for this week will challenge universal
miration. We have not space for a full aes
cnption of the thirteen fine engravings which Prt. Packiso Hogs. The receipts of
embellish the sixteen pacres ol the 27th num- i,nrr rnr ,.-kinr. ns vet, have exceeded 1200
bcr. In typography it is a gem: In its illus- head. A lot o. 750 arrived Thursday on the
trations really raluable; while its literary ar- railroad, and 200 feacnul Mie city iai
even-
1 . Oha r.irmlf n r A
lick. are .r. uperior order. We mu, eon- k tent ourselves with naming the subjects of hrt a,H .i.. ht. h 1a, via A. t?A. both
of the more prominent illustrations, viz: M.v Lf whom commence operations this raor?iff
nr . .1,. f n . I. r.'. Vln Mn.l nf t liu ii lioi- nnclr.ri rill nnt enmmw.."
CUilUtlCr. 4a" IV nil, me iciiziiiii" vi" ui l ...v. ... . . . w ..... .
Denmark; Rachaelj Daniel Webster' farm l0T or 1U üaya ,ier,cc; . . ,a,. e T-ki- Sales, or contracts fc at MnnlifielJ; tho Grave of Grace Darhng, . . h ' . .
&c, &c. Price 10 cents per copy, to be had at our Book Store, or $300 per annum reg
ular subscriptions,
Hat aaU Caps, Boots and Shoes. F-rO Tok undersigned would r9 ectful.cj til ly in10"11 ,,,e public that he has novrlrl i on hund, and iswerkly icceivmg the' Vit latest and most apptovrd tylcs ot the above articles. Salin, Beaver, Silk and Fur Hat, from the best manufactures. Ladies' Moroco and Kid, ladies' Boots, Buskin, Walking Shoes and Slippers. A Iso. lof Misses. &,c. &.C., low lor cash, at Mr. DeVoeVoM eland, opposite lie Pank, movtftf) J.M.fAKVLV. ARCHITC CTURAL WORKS. LAFKVERS'S modern Builder Wmdt; tirven's Architecture; I3twa Carpenter Assistant and Rural Architect; NichoTson's American Carpenters new Guide; Fredgold's Carpentry; Lafevt rs' tcnutus of Architecture ; I)owninss.Country llousis; " Dowmng's Landscape (araenins and Rural Architecture; Wizhtwick.' II. ts to Architect; Hatfield's American IIouie Carj entcry Benjariin'a BuUdtr Guide; UeRjanHn's Architect; American Architect; Nicholson's Mtt-hanic's Companion: Stewarts's Dietioftary of Architecture. For sale at the Book. ÜYrc of R II. HOOD & CO., ooa3 No. 1 , Foster Cornor.
KVAiNSVILLE UWES CÜKKKOT.
Flour,City MiIL superfine f " " Family Flour Wheat, per bushel,.... 1 Com, perbu5hel, t '. Kyepcr bushel iHay, loose, per ton
Oats,per bushel, new
Whisky, per gallon Lard, in kegs, per pound . Flaxseed, per bushel Feathers, per pound ... Ginseng, pcrpound RSspeT poud .V Butter, per pound Fggs, per cozen Salt, per bushel Coal, per bushel Gunny bags, new ....
second-hand Potatoes, for shipmen t Unions, for shipment Coffee, per jound... Suear, per pound '..
Molasses, per gal Ion
ljaraini,pei olun .. Linseed Oil, er gallon
ü ran, per Bushel Corn Meal, per bushel
utieet, by toe box Chickens, per dozen lüce Mackerel, No 1....
$3 2i 13 V. 5 25 none traic l'.ezc 7i 75" 303 3t 2 121314 '
.. ....
3 New White Ftoh Jodtish Iron, common bar. .... do. extra size Nail assorted iydraulic Cement Castings Broom roush handle Ills
. Turned handles . fchaner Candies Star Mould, winter summer Flour Elds Purk BblsHack II hd Tiht Hhds .... Uaisins Cluster AI Ii , Figs....... Pecans ... Almonds Lead ' Shot Leather good Hemlock ' ... G D. White Lime, retail " Cluversecd .... .... .... t Stonewar .......... Tobacco com nio if s Fine ano lbs Tallow.. .v lieeswnx-. ......................... Whito Henna j Brandies ) Co.'sOtard. I .rger Frererc ....... .'. Uplines .... .-.- -... .. I'elkvoisin v. all i?-irneitte.... J.J. Dupuy Atncrtcrm Wines Makra S?heriy Litlon .... Madt-ria Claret in loxcs White in bbls " Malaga '.'
Gins Pwan Pine Apple. A merican
jixaiui 35d4C
SOsigliO. 1C a $14 fli
si no
3 sc3 $2 7591(H) 75 I $1 1'iSl ,3 riet uii
for hogs to a small ex
ADMINISTRATOR SALXL
ri'JIE umlerijfn-d Alminiirior of ihe eatatQ of
X Hamilton Gerard, late ol vanaerburs county, deceawd, will sell at Public Au:tfon,M the lae reeiderceof ihesa:d doceased in Uaion town hio. on Fridav the 5th day ol December, 1851. all
I tiV-- personal estate of the said deceased, consistI tf Horses. Wa?ons. Cattle, a larpelot of Corn
D3Tl)e Hon. John L. Robison was in the
city last niht. We understand he had a
nice little came nt cards with a few of his
friends Madison Cour.
We think that is rather a bad insinuation
tor n Democratic editor to make against a newly elected . Democratic Congressman.
Hut the Courier haa called Senator Bright a
scoundrel, and it could Dot do less probably
than cd 11 Robinson a Gambler. A. nice fam
ily ot Democrat, including Garber.
H3"A footrace at Detroit, on the 2J inst.. between two fodian, Coffee nnd Button, was won by the latter. , He run his ten miles in CO minuths and 10 eeconda.
We are sorry to ray -we canTt" come up.
though we can think of no place other than Rising Sun, we would rather co. We have
no dog, but Senator Bright has.
Madison Courier.
And wc should take Garber to be that do"
from the way Bright hag been kicking him
about. He'd not one cf the biting dogs, how
ever. ;
H3Chapman is doing well with his Varieties. His pieces are selected with judgment, are well played, and such as are always sure to amuse and interest the large audiences. Lou. Courier. . We understand Walsh is doing well with his Varieties. In the first instance, u Varie-
JC Yesterday was a cold, raw, disagree- ties" means a Theatre, 'nnd in the second, a
abledcy. It rained nearly all d3y Sunday
uad.iy night.
uUv. -J
very spicy, newspaper published at Louis
ville every Sunday. .1 .. -
IkformaTio.i Wasted. Sometime since
a letter was received by tho Postmaster at I Great Men. Among; the earlier risers
Lvnchburirh. Va.. requesting information re- we encountered near the Market place, on
. ... w , , . -
.n.C.mT th .ervieea ofNicodemua Birch, in "5 avenue, inw morning, were one iauid
Webster undone Winfield Scott. Themost
tnewäroiiöi. ine letter vas nanaeu to ravoraMe time lora deasanl how-do-vou-do
a gentleman wno procured me lniormauon Wllh an old gentleman by the name ol Henry
ulay, during his occasional visits to this city
idenr of thn writer fortrntier.. Th widmv at sunrise in the morning, in tne same VI-
v..wV - ...w ....... -v-sbv mw I rrt r i I ilrilf tf ' I ht a m ms re ff v t-o'k i Oc J la IhAilinl
ofsaid Birch is now a resident of Indiana, tQ he congenial with some men, but energy
in Kavttf nml nri.l. ; htirk and a lam lot in the cnD. rarminff
joining counties, during the past few days at utensils, household and I Kitchen Fur niton tnd b lüfs3 15,ar!d 32 which i? i de- BIdine on lorraer rates. Holders generally an- a credit ot nne .,ef wiU bc C8shin hand The ticipate a ''short crop," and are unwilling to d0,1Y l ' r-i Vm. hove three dollars witt be meet the view, of buyers.-. Cour. 8th. VliVe J1?. Nh 'gfl waiving the benefit ot tne va. v . Gt:ljRol),
meut law. .. . minisUatol. I no8-3w A.
NOTICE:
will
a I T. Mnnni I nrteMeti in thfl SUbrCflDer.
f n!oaurnll at the Hlnre o' Messrs. MorzJ"0!
k'u. Ar Pminn unH wtiU thu ante, either by
note or cah, on or before lh 2J t h of December
next. (novo it) ULIV iauu.
$lÄil Ii , $2 2. i fi 7i : (3 bL : $2 7.2 i:2i SI 50f ht 2C IS. $1 W $4 W 7e i (3 5kV i 5t.!S4 75 2 1 1rJ 1 71X42 00
253 OO l (V!3 tr r:f I 751 2Sl 2 7I3 V II2AU 4( 1.25at W $3 5(rt J:V5.
BROADCLOTHS, JUST received a superior assortment of French English' and .American Cloth and Casti mere, Hearer-cloth, Beaver-teens, Pilot-clotes, Hlan5fet.t TelTetteesn 4 ?uiran!, for nale low by (scpl) JOHNSON & FRENCH.- - .t NEW CROP WHEAT. j A SMALL lot of extra Fomilv Flour, new crop, in bbls and hall bids to suit purchasers. rr aale by UUUNBUUOK &. BUUTl-i. aug2
LL kinds country Produce wanted, lor liu.u
i - tbe hizn st price in rash will be paid. v
oct3o- &rf
i'ttSTKKS&iiROWN-
St'NDRIES.--U)0 ?rs gro' Suspender Batfonsj J00prss peail Shirt do;i 100 cartoons Cotton Lacc ICO dozen ilk mitts; 20 do ilet do; ÖOO do TVorsteddo; 100 do white Cotton Ghietf 2 cases Silk embroidered Shawl; ' 10 do leinen Cambric UanUkercMet;-' 15 do Gingham; I case Swiss Mulls;: iOO pieces White crape,Rcjeired this day, and for a.tc1 - JA9. LOW & CO?-. e ct25 , 4 1 7 Main st., Lonistille, Vif.
To Sportsmen.
and bv writing nciin to Lafivette to W 10 ? ff601 sorae m.cn. DU enerßy TOR sale. a Steel twisted double barreled San. and Dy writing ngain to L.aia)ette to w. resolution, peweverance, and industry may by one of the best London makers Also.
Jii ca j j LiQii . ncill9 iur I I'uroiuijr iiu? c DJiutllllli u iui c luuu a j i uiIMtr JU, i lite w wuivi ur v. hburg Va., Ehe can obtain all the destiny.-f Washington Telegraph. and Mulberry streets. (nov7-2tJ
Gray or B.
c!aim3, Lynchb
information desired. J . , I r1IIEESE. 20 boxes,agood article, just recciv
Editors in Indiana will confer a favor by L v " "1C cd and lor sale by
noticing the above.
ONNET8A few caites, new tles, teirti J this day and for sale by JAS. LOW & CO., oct2J Main street, Louiaville, Kyv
VBRlEl-' Practical Treatise on the Construction and nJnuawmenl of Flank Koads; bj
Robert Dale Owen. Jusi received uy
octJ
- E. II. UÖOD&.CO.,
following:
The pews of the new Episcopal Church,
in sTliifTuIri ti7srs sr f l at nn Tlinpajlikv
jj-xne Cincinnati omerciai says more ,as. The first new. ol eirht sit tin?, was
l it i . o r
snoesanu oootare nowmanuiaciurea Dy ma- bid oU by Mr. John Williams, lor $2075.
chmery for wholesale, in that city, than were blips to the amount of 10,000 were 6oId, on
brought out from the east for the use of the wll,cu a premium ol 3,WU was paid.
whole West fifteen vears a fro,
- a I m ri v ri . . .
hie iiou aMarket. i ne nave been no
Barnum savs that the cane of the delav "-"Z" - . J commouuy.
' ' I iiniuera are nauinrr si nil ml nnrplisro has
u ic.iiug mo r c uiwiuiaiur, j mc iirc- ,taiing about enüaffinff at those rates. We
eeity of giving the ''chemical charges" scve-l are ol' opinion that the market will open at
ral weeks to become nerlectly dry and lit for or nogs averaging 2UU lbs.
use. ttrat man. that narnum. Princeton Clarion.
nov6
S. E. GILBERT &. CO., Sycamore near Water.
GLOVES. 1U0 dozen Buck Gloves, chamois lined;
200 do Berlin do. do do;
50 do Ladies' col'd and bl'k Kid Gloves.
50 do lonz Fillet Mitts;
Received this day, and for sale by
JAS. LOW & CO., oct27 417 Main st., Louisville, Ky.
A child was killed a few mi lea from Buflk.
$dThe flatboat laden with dry goods lo, recently by taking large draughts of whis-
from Madison, that sunk on the Falls us was itom a Darrel which her lather had
1 1 1, .
stated in the Courier, has becom a total uluu ,1UUJC-
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wrccK, ana me ooai oasnea 10 pieces on inei gT Lotus Nov 7 M
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runKS. x lie jobs win iih iiiiiv iniij. 1 11. u. t 1 1 n ,..
j . tvcuiiier ciear aim cooi. ruver i.iinncri
slowly, with full 7 feet to Cairo. Upper riv-
rC?-The New York Evening Post says: e" aV railing J leet water to the lower rap-
'The Kossuth frund does not increase. I : 1 1..0A :-u tu.-
, . 1 . .... louuii, aim uuiy 0 iiicuca iu iiic jmuois river.
uMyuiiiciy-cigui luuusauu uouars more 10 The steamer Jamestown, bound for New
taise. Walk up:" Orleans, encountered a snair. and in round
ing to, water was found making its way into . L - L I I 11- L til .
(O-The statement that Mr. Hulsemann, T ,,0,ü' a"u ue,,re "e coma berun ashore, J " sj f f Kara T;ati ff rt m sKvoa a fittA Cn t.
the Austrian Minister, would demand his hoIJ. The deck load was saved; the hull car-
j-uui ,, 1 uiuviuhui a uauuiiai reccpuonigo an, or nearly an. aamageu. one was
being given to Kossuth, is contradicted in the loaded principally with flour.
Remiblic of the 4th.
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Mr. Chas. W.March, the Washinirioncor
rpivinilinl nflho Pnnria(- Pnnni... : n
mauis saia tonave oeen so ignorants that he allusion to the fact that the fioJernmVnf r
elt a legacy to Sir Matthew Decker, as the England and France had given orders to
author of St. Matthew's Gospel.
WOOLLEN GOODS.
5 CASES Fancy Cassamere, new style, 1 case bl'k doeskin do;
1 do 6-4 blue Plaid; 3 cases C-t printed Cloak Lining 10 do Plaid Lin?ey; 2 case black and white Tweeds;
Received this day, and for sale by
JAS.LUW &fU., oct25 417 Main st., Louisville, Ky. FRESH DCE3KIN CAS5TT.TRHEa
IX f PIECES received this day, and for sale
tJ J by JAS. LOW & CO.,
ocu7 417 Main st., Louisville, ivy.
fTMMOTIIY SEED
J. Farmers aad others wanting a superior article
of Wabash Timothy seed can procure it ot ) Rk.MI-:T.t.VIF.I.P
Bon net Ribbon 50 cartoons, new style Don net Ribbon, received express, and for tale by
JAS. LOW ficCO., novl 4 17 Mam St., Louisvilie. Ky.
T OOKLNO (;LAüSES.-A large and enera
X-J assortment on hard end lor sale low at
WOOLS KY &. NELSON iySO Furniture Ware Rooms.
'Tis an III Wikd" &c Sir John Ger-
SPOOL SOTTON lO.OOOdozin 300 yard Spoo Cotton, received this day and or sale by
ocu J AS.LOW Sc CO . Loais Mile. Kyi
DOOTS & SHOES ot every kiud kuu at low
JL prices, wboltsale and retail by
ap23 J. B FOSTER.
their shins of-war to prevent the landing of I 1" f." ?atW"'a?r"lw
any military force on the coast of Cuba, and naulins. r?et7 J.II. MAGIIEE &, CO.
phis and for sale low by
iel- J. &. W. REILLY.
Mem
to search all susnicioua vessels, mvb thr ;a
The corps of Engineers enra?ed in snrvev- no reason for sunnosino' the orders ahonld an.
ng and locating the extension of the Evana- dIv to the merchant shins of th? mnntrv am
ville and Illinois Railroad to Vinccnnes, have has been ru.nored. ' completed the survey of the UDper fEuena He states further, that ha hfarl fr WK-
Vista ) route, and have commenced UDon the ster sav last summer when the rmnrt
lower f Columbia route. Thß H isif nn Ku I nnK!ichi1 lli first
the upper route we understand is twentv-lonr ceedinrr would h and oncrht 1 'h.. rr.HZL.All A C As. Loots and shoes, prime quality, jnet
xatlea. I rinccton Clarion. by ivtr. -.,10 J-H.MXtJ.iiEKA-.cn-.
4 BBLS MESS BEEF put oo for lamily ose sale by
my 8 J. fc w. K BILLY
( I BOXES Cheese received per steamer
HP ABLES. Centre, Card, tuning. Break (mt mtu. X Side Tahles, of Walnut, Chfc.TV and Mahofc any. for sale at WOOLS EY &. KbLSOÜ S jySO Forniture VVare-lCComs. ; WHvLESALE GROCERY GTQHE1 j WE NG'W are receiving our fall stock ofgjods. which, together with our former stock.makef our assorimen. well worthy the attention of meri chants, for we a" prepated to sell them on as reaa, onable terms aathtVV est can offer. J BACCOCKBROTUF.RS. oct29 Water Strtet. I FRESH ARRIVAL. "! ITrE have justreceivea a laresupplf of the eel t V ehrated Queen of the West Cooking Sto Ironi Cincinnati, which we w ill dispose tl at tbl lowest prices We will insure these stoves tooptrt ate well, and to last as long as anj other wostovd which can be produced. -... mhJßtl . JAS. SCANTLJN
- REMOVAL WE trrve rerrrtred to - Water strset btw Main and Sycamore, and will be pleased tc . wait on our old customers. We have inst received
Coffee, Susrar, Tea, Molasses. Dried Beef, Cheese, Bologna Sausizes. Honey. Flour. Soaps. Candies.
Spices, Saaces, and mmy other articles in theero eery line, which mike our assortment complete.
Allot which we will sell, wholesale or retail, at .ow rates for Cash, or in exchange lor produce . Steamboat Stores alwavi on hand, and their cus
torn solicited.
Cask paid or Troduct.
mnsii iiuitioi.uuiv eg, uuK llo "stoves for the fall trade.
T JAS. SCAKTLIN &. SON have inM Bfcl m jm mm m mm m
jeiurnec irom Cincinnati and Louisville with a large lot of the latest anc
most fashionable Parlor Stoves and heatinz Stove
of al descriptions. A'fo Cooking Stores of the most approved and popular fashions. Among thr
will be lounä tneUucenofthe West eookmsstote.
the best in use, and lor which we have the right to sell in this and the three adjoining rrnTt tes. V'e ask those wishing stoves of snv I nit-
call and examine our newly atrived stock. vrhcJ
can be purchased for cash at almost your owi. u.t e
V e are at tne olu stand on luam street, nearri stove store t the court house. ocf2 2mj ,
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PALL STYLES FOR 185L
"I f C AS very superiorjL'resa tlats; JL" 23 mediura 1 lq do; 100 Dackairea men's' and bov'a Fur. Plush. Cloth
and Silk Caps. Wholesale or retail by ;
J. ii r OSTEK, Water street, one door from Main.
pep22
BLASTING Powder 125 kegsllazar 1 Mi 1 of ac luring Company brand, at '
sepÄ rusTtKsatUKUWrtu
Q fi? BOXES ?cer Va. Tobacco, for sals hy rmij eciSO- FOSTERS c. UOWi. .
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