Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 7, Number 237, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 2 February 1855 — Page 2
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The kind inquiry in your paper ofthe 25th
TIic I.nttirs Awukr.
.The Rorknlle ladies whu took the liquor itorJ of atpÜÄlm,stcr v, .o i-scerta.ned that sellers in hand a few days ago, as noticed in one 0( hwlerk was se'cret.ry'oj KooV . i i i i. !. ... . . .
tr: The Lehfgh (Penn.)-Tires tells ;a I evaxs YILLE : & ein . wroxii . li
the Journal, bare reported ihe success of ; Nothing Council, and accordingly discb'ar
. i their operations. On the 23d insl. they'went t of - i . .u " . ...i:..u . i k j
ruunu 1(7 tile giutriics m which twcjr uau
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...17 50 instriimpn, u. k. for nr. .Inst, induces me to nurry nw luiuumcn
. .... . . , -r- i "Tt- ' nnmose several davs old. to write you atmy; ,:
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n charter of the State Bank is feasible, as the ; - ' the following anewera. -Ul those wno reiuae
ed him, tut' had the singular ill fwtooe to
e pre
i his successor.
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CITY OF'EVANSVILLK. Fpresentbank would wind up before a Legisla-jble le ,r"nü Jr corr.punuen.
FEB. 2. ture would meet to recharter.it. He then j road iJity, n Keeping ypu T . .p P?-
matters, excuses me irpra aurespon-
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ana.!:Fi .,:ir.; that theGomnor h right 10 en. .Peci.i
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nrocpeda lo rem.rk: "ThV oaMtion then, li'ital roatU",
".- ?'?r ,V': j'lt o,.. i'f" "( rour7emr.I.t. 'will not bei ' Mlity on that .ubjeetrnd Iwrerme .1 l,b;:.n.,,!WrfurL have free . , :.,,, I .
I perceive from your late numbers that the
Cold has penetrated even to the depth ot the Pocket.- We are still having" winter j here in all the intenseness of its glory. The mercury has thrice been below zero, and ia now uniform at about ten degrees below Ihe freezing point. The snow, from repeated falls.
ha3 attained a depth of about eight inches,
In mnt- ihp lamp ksv: .
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..We .incerely hope they,wil!,upon timely I ''.ZZ ,L . J woo,a ol .rü3i:;.";..' üecMonV retract their ?ri.wert aearly; "ses "f enwelTe. as some Pro-, -"- t .-. u A prkM.f ,f-nt, -4 bey- will have to ab.de-the - : : Ü?Z1!1JttJ:J i.u
lbe. Capitol.V
Repeatedly bate they atlemptcd to irjure
r..7 a jr. ji.intho estimation of his constituents, . and especially those of foreign , birth, by their ; iibelöus fabricaticns.iraaliciousl). coined, at '.' ' 1 the Capjtoland exulliogly published here in
the district He represents, as "editorial corresponderice" ry:The first shaft aimed t Mr. Hardin, (by Windy) was, that he bad voted against putting the Governor's message in the German language, but as ;
"F.Jk1.oi1j. list cLieKini.com horn to rsV
cpinion the public welfare shall require it. CArt; V, Sec. 0 ) ;And it is JbeJieved by many that in' view of the incontreuience arid embarrassment likely to be felt when the bank
closes, (sbouid ' Wextens ion or new inslitu- which from the fact of the ground, having
a:-- 11- ha o.t-h uhPil tn t.ikfl its nlact? i ! oeen nsru irezen ueioreine nr.; 01 11 eu.is
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likely to remain some time..' Ihe sleighing
an exigency, would prospectively present it
self such as to cause an exerc'se of the pow
er vested in the Governor. But waiving this
possibility, (not to say probability,) allow me
to point out yoür correspondent's unfairness
to. ignorance I cannotimpute it. In Arti-
it scon recoiled upon "Windy V own head, dle.ll, Sections4 and 5 ofthe constitution
and hcirapelied by motifes unexplained, or itlsprovided as follows: arrunatural sense of shame in himself, re- J 4: The General Assembly may also char-
Iter a bank with branches, without collateral
ii'jurcd
consequences of , their business, which can
now be' read in' the feelings, the sentiments,
and the. will, of an outraged and
public. . ".. . ,' . .
Here are the replies ofthe sellers: ; -
I wilt quit when my license runs out; that will be the firsi of April, 1S55. ' ' i . WM. FELTZ." "My month is out in e:pht day; I will qtnt then. o;-y ,;; ; ;ADAMFOGLE." f'l aov willing to quit the .business; when I pet rid of. my, present slock. I wish I was clear of it now." 3Ir. McCANN " "I will tell as long as the law allow'me. . r ; im; . : .:t.:. MVffP.S! " .
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.(T l ne , total slxpraeall of coffee from v-t xn' cnv. zhti liio, iT the month of November, aniounled P;M. i4 '- a $
tii 176,400 bags, ,of which' 1,400 bigs were
sent to. New York.:
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traded, took back, and made full apology for
security. (That is "bonds.")
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the glaring scandal he had perpetrated. We ; 5 If the General Assembly shall estab
ijaye heard but little frocn the Euquirer's cor-MUh - bank with branches.the branches shall
respondent about BIr. Hardin since- We J be mutually responsible for each other's lia-
:VK bv ' nimeruui" tr flinV insinuations biUties.upon all paper usued as money
- a?ainstheDoliticaIihteiirity.ofiilr. Hardin, 'No-, I ask every sensible man how this
' nd conto the la.t .rrtit crime with which with.. the reckless assertion that we
I do not wish to canvass the merits of the
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v :' i j :. r - I pittipr have to be content Willi tree oanKs. or
a lit i riiirirfii I ii h pn inn i v i n uu.ii ia
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; 'Vreat- that tl.A .' ITiiaiiiror man. invokes the have no banfcsal all!
"protection of Heayen' io save him from the
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like. Mr. Hardin has committed the unpar- free banks. -I am willing to rest a veraict on
donable sin of avowing himself a "Xationai them with the public. It is proper, howev-
Democrat", and the Enquirer is at a less for er, that the people should not De üeceivea
lancuage strong enough to rebuks him Jorjaa to their piivilege and power in the exten-
his temerity. ' ' j tension :of the present Slate Bank, snould
We could ask, what else has Sir. Hardin they desire it; ncr in the creation of anew
, ever been, cr ever avowed - himself! Those' bank with branches,' should that measure be
who know him best say he has ever been a I preferred. It is entirety cleir that either
consistent, unsveerxirg National Democrat.
He'avowed himself such from every stump
during the last campaign, and his antece
dents confirm his statements.
While Wright, Bright, Fitch, Pettit, Brown,
and a host of others have proven themselves,
and whose acts now stand out upon the rec
ords, as "shaky" ind temporizing politicians.
Hardin has been quietly plodding the old Jef
fersonian path; his eye intent upon the con-1 1 quote as follows:
stitutiou, ar.d bis heart knowing no other
. i governing power than patriotic principle.
Vhen the men with whom Mr. Hardin
had' fellowshiaed, ran eff after "false
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gods," and so far deserted their old landmarks that not a single . Democratic state would indorse them, he refused to follow and
can ne done if the people will it; and it is
easily shown that the Bank as it Mean, un
der the constitution now, be extended and
enlarged without material alteration, except
that the State would cease to be a stockhold
er, either withdrawing its funds or , investing
them in the Bank, as wisdom might suggest:
the powertoso invest them being found in Article 11, Sec. 11 ofthe constitution, which
r a fianapal AaaamMv i o not nrnh Ki an
from investing the Trust Funds in a bank
with branches, but, in case of such invest
ment, the safety of the same shall be guarantied by unquestionable security." Except in this respect and the particulars growing out of it and also the incorpora
tion of the individual liability clause, the
fall with them, and this is the height of his preSent bank co, if the General Assembly
a t i
offending.. Now, this attempt to traduce Mr. Hardin, in this community, so long us he
maintains bis present' position before his
constituents, will certainly prove an abortioni - aodjri!ess the, Enquirer man can show strenger evidence 'and from higher authority, we
trust Mr. H. will continue to sign jjimsell
"as ever a Natiohal Democrat."
at its present session chose, be extended and
enlarged, and it rests with the people to say
whether it shalls or shall not be done. 1 , . . . ' CIVIS.
Oblo nnd Mississippi ICailroad.
We understand that the tJelay in the construc
tion ti ihe Uhio ürcI .MiMMppi Iklitroad will
noi beol long duration. The public may be a?
ulred tii at with Mich men a Ellis, Cochtan and
aUIea, at tbe read of this work, now so farad- ...! . 1 -. ' 1 : 1 1 l . i .. . l .
rauccu tu cuiiiiut'iiuu. mere in u no loidi mis-
pensioa" of the work. Other contractors ai.d
As Old Asti-Rest Mcrder. Benajah
Allen, an old and pronunent citizen of Graf
. . ; ( 'toTiy Rensselaer Co.' New York, has recently parties may fail to fulfill their obligations -tut 1 ' " been arrested and held to bail for the murder lhete en lernen cever. It certainly required
itwic cucij v, tu-i ami aiuinty it. ctvscim.ru pui.MK intereio tbis work at its inceptior, than will be now necessary io ensure its continuance. Its
t of Eijah Smith, one of his neighbors, during
; . the Anti-Rent .Eiculties of 1844. Smith,
it appears had made himself-obnoxious by
. promptly paying his rent as claimed.. by the
Patrbon. . .He was accosted by a: number of
his neighbors in 'disguise, and shot dead in open day. The affair -has been ! wrapped in mystery,ever aiocey'until recently a difficulty ' arose -between Mr. Allen and one of his neighbors (who also had a hand in the mat- . (ter,) who ".bjawed". on Allen at d caused his arrest. . On examination before a Jusitce of tbe Peace, Allen was fully idetttiried as the man who shit Smith. '
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The . Te3ipera5C Bill. A correspon- ' dent is rery 'desirous of knowing where we obtained the t copy of the Temperance Bill we published last week, and very correctly - 'remarks that the ; Evansviile Journal is the ! ' onlj paper which has yet published - it.' My , , dear sir,, we generally try.to keep up with the '.age, and if we occasionally bead our cotemrfi,.' poraries.it is not a bit surprising. It is no1 btdy's buisnesa where we got that bill, more ,?tban,.we came honorably by Jr,,and no per
son acted wrong or betrayed confidence io ; ßifiog it.to us. , ' ' $ 1 . a-. '
-7-. CiT W"e againwelcome with pleasure our '' ' ' old and excellent correspondent "A. B.' C.'," twAfweV Wtbe'colu ins of the Journal, , His present letter was somewhat, delayed4.but it reads
v f none tli? worse. We'hop'e ha will give us ' '1 A . IAnn tfia t'ataila inrrtmitPr) rnlitivn 1 1
OWil uv naiiai "i. V A I V 'Vail I V I, J itlC , young men's literary organization at India- ' ' uapolisiand write us Xrequeritly. -
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Damaged IIaHdware. Mr. C. M. Griffith,
out, saved a consid-
oods. some-- entirely
,. . . who was htelv burned
i a: . erable anuuut of his ,g
' "j'dand others only slightly damaged. :!-; AH the goods saved have beeiviaken to Bell's i '.'ij '.' 'warfhouse on'.. 4th aireet, where they aVe . now.qffered for ale, as wilfbe seen by sd- .... ' yertisements. ' Thft ta.aCi!nvvti. nnrKiiaa
- - . MWfcJV- V UIIllg W -a-a,'-w .-Hardware, (tan TP t (Trent dnr-aino nntv ' '
'r , ode John. Law, of this, city, was to have lectured tefore the Young Men's Cath,olic L'.tVrary Institute of. Cincinnati, last Wednesday evening. ' His subject, "The Euly Jesuit Missions in the Northwest."
friends were equal to the fo.raer task, and we
have an -abiding confidence, grounded on past
acaievements, ihatthey win not te warning in ihe preect emergency.' We would,. therefore,
counsel our readers, who have such a vital in
teresf in the Ohio anj Mississippi Itailroad, rut to feel unnecessary alarm at the present condi
tion oi anaus. incennes uaz.
i We feel relieved and gratified by the assurance
above given. ' 0:her contractors and parties
may fail to fulfill their obligation but Ellis, Cochran' ind Allen, never!" In common with
the public we feared the failure of Page d Ba
eon, ("other contractors,"; might retard the great
work, especially the Western Division, in the
early l completion of which we have a direct in terest. The people of S.. Louis too, were alarm
ed, and about devMn? means tu keep the work
io progress, but will probably now desist, deem
mg any further action on their part neediess.
Were tbe edito: of tht Gazette in the film, public confidence w oold be increased, yet if Gabriel
will only crn.inuc to blow his horn, all will still go well. , JUPITElt. - a. ,- '
Postponed. The Drawing of the Cosmopolitan Institute, which was to have come otTat Sindusky a couple days ago, has been postponed till the 1st of next month. Mr. Sontagn, the agent here has, received a dispatch to that effect. As there are a great many subscribers here, they will have to wait patiently for a month before the Greek Slave can be removed to Evansviile!
fjT The Cincinnati Sun has gone out! It was a miserable affair, to say the best of it. The Daily Ledger supercedes it. We wish it success just so far as it is an improvement over the Sun.
V CCT Steamboats were very scarce yesterday. We advise those wishing to go up the river or East, by all means to take th E..&. C. Railroad. That ensures certainty and speed.-(, . "f..CCT! The ice was running very slow and thin yesterday afternoon as though the river might be gorged above. 1-1 . i 'ti. m ., JtjTThere is a model of the atmospheric Telegraph on exhibition in Washington. The inventor wants Congress Jo give him $250,000.
I will sell so long as the law allows "me.
I am' atitis inanf ' ''' . ! ; v
' GREGORY SCHMITT."
When the. law ays I shall stop, 'then I
will. WM. LA DSON.V
"When tbe lav says I shall qu t, then I
will. Mr. WHEAT.
"Stop the business at Wheat's, then I will
quit. :.. SA3I. SHEP.PEKD." ' 'I sell nothing but beer, and have not sold anything else. Mr. FEDDERMAN." The Committee having been credibly informed that other retailing shops had wound up, did not wait upon them. .
Good Hit! Our Representative, Mr. Hardin, in the satirical resolution below, is pretty severe upon those members who" left
heir business to accept a "dead head"invita-
lion to visit Richmond. The following is Monday's business: ,
Mokdat, January 29, 1855. House met. ; . 'The-following preamble and . resolution
were offered by Mr. Hardin:
Whereas, It now appears that a quorum of
this House is - not present, and that the absentees have gone on a visit to the city of Richmond, in the eastern part of the ' ' -State to attend Quaker meeting, io see the handsome ladies, and partake ofthe tospitalily of the Mayor and Common Council thereof, and also to have a ride on the Indiana Central, and Dayton and
Western Railway, to examine the short
..horns ot the farmers, and ascertain be
yond tbe' possibility ol a lingering doubt
whether or ; not there be a "dog in the well' and whereas all this is tar more
important, and conducive to the best in
tercsts and general welfare ol the people.
at large, than attending to the legitimate
business of this sessiou of the Legislature, to-wit: the enacting of laws to revive or
create a circulating medium, to suppress
intemperance, to remodel the Judiciary, to
elect a U. S. benator. anJ many other in
significant matters that- the people are
f'.olish enough to expect of vs,.tl-ere!o!-e
Resolved, that we shall not . require the Serjeant at Arms to compel the attendance
of absent members, nor shall we make an order for their fine and censure. ' Laid upun
thetable. . . . . . House adjourned.
"I will quit in four weeks from nest Mon
is better than ever seen before, by the pres- day oouwr, if I can' depose of my present . . . ., .. .ni.it jlstoc'.. ' - FELIa RUHAM."
em winter, in is siue oi wie .-.ueguames, auu
here every sort of sliding vehicle, from the
best finished "turn-outof the liyery stable
down to the most extemporaneous jumper,"
is in constant requisition. For my own pfLrt, my early experience in that mode of traveling, in the far offregions of Yankeedom.was sufficient to satiate me with it for life, and I mu-t be content to let it remain as a etand-
d:n,T theme of wonder, bow anybody ' can go
sleighing,' merely for pleasure. On Sunday
morning, the 21st, we had the extraordinary
phenomenon of thunder and lightning.when
the ground was covered with several inches of snow. I think you have not chronicled
the same fact as having occurred with'you,
and our "oldest inhabitant" gave his usual
testimony to (he total lack of all parallel to the occurrence in his memory.
The Governor (which I tblnk is according to precedent) holds levees every -.Tuesday evening. Entrance and exit are w ithout any particular ceremony, and the large number of ladies and gentlemen that attend, seem to find much enjoyment in that method of cultivating the social principle. The new Kentucky mistress of the mansion presides on these occasions with infinite grace and affability, and has already become highly esteemed in this community.
The clergy of this city, or several of them, are aiming to impart special interest to their
pulpit ministrations, for the benefit of their
own flocks, and the strangers now -in towr, by courses of lectures on subjects of impor
tance. It is gratifying to , notice that these
lectures are very'generolly attended by mem
bers of the Legislature.
There is not so great a rush to the capital
this winter as usual, of the venders of the various kinds of public amusements. An
establishment called a theatre' is in nightly
operation, butcf the particular merit of it
I am more than content to remain ignorant
The Bakers gave a fine concert a few, weeks
ago, which has been the only musical enter
tainment ofthe winter t thus far, though
somebody's troupe of negro piinstreP is heralded in pirti-colored handbill?, as soon to be here. Kidd, tbe Elocutionist, has been reaping quite a harvest from his performances, and is about to teach his art to a class. His entertainments owe their ; popularity
more to tbe large admixture he gives of
dramatic performance, especially of the low comic, than to any excellence' he possesses as an elocutionist. His reading 'exercises, for a professor of the art, are passably good and nothing more. Men in Mr. Kidd's line may do some good, as instructors, by promoting the proper development of the vocal powers, but as to the advancement of the important art of gcod, natural trading, tfiis w riter has no confidence in ; them whatever. Nothing definite has yet been ! heard from Frank May, the absconding cashier of the F."& M. Bank of this city, though news has been received that a young man answering to the description of him,- w'aa in Philadelphia, a few days ago, disposirg ot a quantity of free bank money to a broker.' -A correspondent of the Evansviile Enquirer states that he is' a member of the Presbyterian Church.' Not exactly. The Campbellite or Reformed Church has that honor, and only the night before he left, the little reprobate was piously engaged there teaching a singing school. Are there any words suited to the tune of the Rogue's March It is gratifying to see that some of ycur correspondents are agitating the subject of forming a Young Men's Association in your city. One of the kind has been formed here this w iuter, the plan of which 1 irtendfed to detail, but must make it the subject of another letter. ' . .. ',. It has been pleasLnt to see many of your citizens here since the meetirig'of the Legislature. One of the latest of those arrivals was that of tbe city officer who so success
fully broke a lance with General Lane in the!
political tournament of last fall. I did hear.
too, a few weeks ago, that the editor of the
Journal was in town, but it is not strange that I was unable to find him in the crowd! Yours, epistolarily, 'A.B. C.
CC7"Rev. D. Weniworih, D. D.,' accompanied by his wife and son, recently sailed for China to join the Meihodicl .Episcopal
1 1 of tie
mission.
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Di he fund .for support of the free
schools in New Jersey amounts to $403 205 Oa show ing an increase during tbn last y ear
of $8,960 30. "" I r ; ::-sw3s. - : . , - : j . ' OCTSi Louis, according to Ms population is a greuter point of rendezvous for European immigrants than any other city of the Union. . - . t . ! ; . -
OrE-t-Guvernor Seymour is now in Washngton. . One of the correspondents thinks
he would not object to the London mission.-' Likely not! "
XOr There are 19, 4 S3 miles of railroad U
the United Slates." Who can imagine how
much this figure will be extended 10 years a-"'i - .' t- ' i. .- 1 ! . .':-
neLcej "
H3Captain Allen died at Norfolk Vir
ginia, on the Gtb instant, in the 73d year of his Dge. He was a son of Colonel Ethan Allen.
iLA Russian ukase, dated St. Peters
burg!, j announces death as the punishment
of murdering woonded soldiers on the field of
battle. . ',. . . - . ....'.
OCT A story is circulated to the 'effect
that' 15,000 Spanish volunteers are to be
placed at the disposal of tbe Allies by tbe Government of Spain. ......
For CM.. Lc-Biprt a awl Lofayciu 1 Lafavttt r
13M.', arritattJbciRoat::iMr. jM. For L-niaTill. N w All aa j id Jafler-oavilla ly Jtfftl Tillro(. ma ata HktTmia. lai Sa4taai m4 Frta. 1 FaiKril will it (Rail t thtir 4tu fctta paed, comfort aa4 eeruiaiy f eBrf tia. I tat this 1 4uikn iot. ia ltfcr-ae t tb aaniuiaaa haa ' ft tont ne hy rl; aaa ia ratty f ng arrB,r aeta i Hiuie with ailkf Coaip.aitt Ij abuh t a-cxrrs la'; atviUa Ja thttain win TT it at Ctatlhaaatt. Cav C.laaibai aaa Loait.ill' aaa.1 ' ! TU at tanB f tarrtkaau aad tTa 04-1 from tUt- Kt. u oiled ta ttiiv rantt at a athiai tnat tuoB.ittrTior t the rir. trl iI.Ibiv frm Ciacit Mci-at Eaaaille hiraT 4ar.Bui.tBir th tiaaa ia tra a lonKcf . ridhi)t the ciprBMaf ta raa . alwaj ia
res wttea Uriil J Kttwtr. . ' j . J.J. DANIELS. Sa ' ETi-friU-. XX 1S54 r f r , rr- a ,y (Err trill Zhyrtnt 4 TiaecBMtti'as 17 2. NCRI1SE OF CASIfc CAPITAL TS I1Ä1: A llt-I.H.X UV P-L.L.AI
TllEXTNAlm.ANCEW..IAirrrOL'D.l
HAVING cBtitirl with tha law t r-(WtaW lam AcrBetaa, CoOH-aaia iarrrTatc y alba at Va-acl ilay la. Isi. Ij tk Ohio L-(iUnrrt)ar(Uaa ia rniMil tbertty rwparr .a thatSutc. 1h ariaalS' aaaat btlo a 41 ia tha tili Aaditor'i C5ct . Iluafal tra ataiaaaeat aa ia iiatltatie. tla camaaail; bb k KUm chaTacTxr f th csf-rmtaB W lettitac tta caaik-a. a fvriuelf. KY STATE AVTB0KI1Y.STATEMK.ST ON JAM'AKY. lßi. I Tlaa a am a at th f.TVTMwa la -tra 4 I -caraj-nrx Co lorawd at liaruart. Cb.. rhamarcA ai9. . , The t'al ital M Fit ILuBtTt Thontaraa Uullan, aaS ia ; op. Tht Aacu I thComiiry arc: Uakh am haad.. la Baak aaa iib ka k T Ageata ttr irtona. .t2:t SC Heal catat uniactiBjVr .. . ... . It.; 7rMorj: Kailirliaa4pcr teat Uumtpaj all aBi- Biuilly . ......... i........ 72 Da IVh-.i t ne the CompaoT aecr- j i-brtff...... . J., Bill reeeirtble.awplf aecarca MaAayakUat llaah 1 43 btiU rcOriTH It i rtn-Mtm aetc.. . Z2.V AlWlhc.accurit ra.Tii: - I Wv.hartaa'oclli'-nfor.. X. IUt- a. K Ca I S7 5r 1 315 4 o -w k PraTidcaaa 4a Ii 7JO 1U7 do do n.uB Warte-ter ' to lt5 4 do da New lba- k aleta da.'. fWO Z30 da " " 4 CuBBau-B ItaTat .. -i,, 14 Cjt a 7.
da rhraii BV af Ilartfari ia S4 Ä ' da F.xehaffre fk - - t 4- ; 7 a da Fafa.Mea-JaHard4- - i da Cuki K Ter d dd . .W
d llartf.rd do da- tor" IS noo j ri.. tvm i a -W j at-, i CAi
4 City .do 4a U lUak f Hartford Ca.
.S.f.J.Cl.Al..M0TlC-.S;- : .otk;k. r . Thk yemVeri ofthe old ETiaiTille Lyttem" an rrqtMt-
ed to meet tt.it creaiag at 7,' a'clocC. at the alJ Cfjart Honaa.
A fall aad paactualatteadauca it tara-atly rjattd, at iaaiae of imr'tanee will le Iroaght before the Asoefatie. . Si -A 11 who feel iaurefted ia tbe "Litrarjr aad Keadiaj Kmbi' ' cB'erpriae.' are invited to attend. By order af tha ' fcl2-'.. ' V SECKKTAEY.
I'a-aawnaraaggp ta i aaada.
.JEW AI)Vl!.TlSE-imS. - HM Vr.KD I1ARDU ARK. 0 M GRIrFlTU ott.ra bi4 atock af ti ar. ware. Cuttl cry.
y I'oepcrs'. C-rpeateri' aad other oiel-aatca' . uwla.
dAiuwt d at toe . ate are, lor tale at leat thaa coat at f'- RKLL'S KrieH Warohoc-.
VAIAi;hD BV THELATKFilllv.--ltrchanuaJ
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fol2
era ea 6ad atiaau lisrd ware Lr rallinr ua
C. -i. uttir r i . ti. At ß.lfa Brick Warchoate.
El IAia.n II nnVARI.. FamlMee rtot Sad cheap
jLJr Kotic and iwrka. Spoon. bnoTel ana Tong. Fire Sena au ntiei-ront other article 1 hooae- krtpiur. Iethaacwt
ia . .-oia. i - , o. m. tiKirriTH
At Rclt'a Rrirk War-hoose.
03" A canvassing agent of the several TemperanceSocieties of Chicago, has recently made the ; tour of the city, to ascertain the number of places wbere liquor is sold. In his rep.-rt it appears that there are. in all n n loa than vu Yn ana lata net rafatt ita-lora
,. .... . t -i a I (KrFrom' one of the counties in Nebraska liquor in that city, of whom only about 50 . ,effiglative renresentatives were return-
are Americans, 311 are Germans, and of ' ed, when the population of said county did
1 (K7"A few day ago, a 5 queer old codger,
named .Hammond, died iitar Grandview
Speucer county, Ind , arid hi friends in looking over some r-rivate papers left by hirn, found a memorandum which' he had evidently written many years before his death stating that he had secreted various sums of money about his house, and designating the particular place' in which each sum might be found. Upon searching these places, upwards of nine thousand dollars in specie were found, carefully tied up in email linen bags, with the amount ' and date of the deposit endorsed upon each, from which it appeared that not one of them had been' put awav late'r han 1831. We learn that the money has since been depesited in one.pf the Evansviile Banks.- Leavenworth Jtur''1' ' 1 . , ' i T" . , Ti' "-TK';; Froze-T. Wednesday n'ght' 'lasty. John Turner, a youth about 15 years of age was frozen to death, near the Railroad , Depot,He was employed at the time as drjverof an ice wagen; and late in'lhe evenimg, having become intoxicated with liquir, he fell off his seat; and though search for him was kept up until a late hour at night, he was not discovered until next h orning, when he was dead. A coroner's inquest resulted in a ' Verdict, iti accordance with the above facts. ' ' ' .''V :: ; Ha. Car. '.'RoBBEBT AT CoLtJMBf a. -On Saturday night last, the store of Mr- Casey at Columbia, was broken open and the safe taken out, carried about fifty yards from the 'hiuse, blown open with powder and .about three hundred dollars, principally gold, stolen, together with many valuable papers.. -The
safe was blown open near about, the. middle
ofthe town many citizens saw the' flash and heard the report; but did not suspect a robbery was going on.' The thieves escaped. 171. Gaz. , fO"At the late election for municipal officers at Toronto, Canada, voters were assaulten by a mob of ruffians as they came to the polls, and one of the candidates, rn estimable man, was knocked down and stabbed. , On the same day a young man who was passing the voting place on his way home was instantly killed by some unknown assassin. 't (O" The number of Christian Jews in the
world is estimated by one of their number at 15,000, of whom several hundred are in the U. S. . , . . .. fJCrThere have been three victims of Spiritualism taken to the Hamilton County' Ohio, Lunatic Asylum, within the past three weeks. - (ttrThe lime of the completion .of the Panama Railroad is no longer doubtful. The rails were to be down by the middle of this month. '
' TAVFR.Y feTAXn FOR N A I.E.
"JJOTICE ia htreiy K'tea that tbe auUcnb- r w:iht, (a tell 1 hit Vavera Suo-1. tiuiau-d in Fet.rabarth. Pike county, loa. Iti in a cearal rrt of the town, iotmediatelr oppa
tite the Pahlie Soarre.' The ho- i ol good cite aad i aell calculated fr a 'larrra. Thar i a well f coed water ia the
kitet.ea. Tbeta ii alt1 a eood lre atatle aad yard, with i
eil et water ia the yard. . I with to cl! the mot of toy Fur-
n'tnre. Which nearly new eqd orgooa quality." t wiil ie I the abr- property at a trria. Fer farther par
ti-ir atrtu er apply ao tabecrtoar.
fb2 IWil.'tW . . IIA 11 Ii. n . a a w.
P Hit: tiS OF IHO.V llKOL KI.-The au)scrilcr i ia rocairiar acomiJaie aatnrtroeat of Bar. Rouad and
Srtar fra vf - all rite. Ira a aad Stetl SlaKa. Boiler froa.
etc.. f ot al at redaced pric. feVt bAkitEL OKU.
fIJ A 11.-500 ken Wheeling aad Pitubarrti Katl for Je
1 aw ij leta . - OKB.' SCDniKft. Seatet Sheet Ziae; . ', li'alah Zinc: 2u pic Block Tia; (0 dot adk'd Copper Bottom; for tale by t tVU . ,:' . . ; AWrEt.01.R.
B 1100313. 100 doa aet'd for tale by
SAMUEL ORR.
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O" OOK HKBE! Wa will reerire at par for aarcasa tale SLA et t.roeenaa, aatea-af tha Citixeaa Bank. Chatanouga liaok. Commercial Baak ol Teae .. Dandridge Baak, Uceve bank. A tat an ta KanK, Alabama BaaKaetc. , .'Mz D . K.OitBaKT jj CO.. Sy. aearWaUr. Hg1 AI1LK PA I.T.-25 bag Liverpool Sao ree'd per Aati-
f.aeiw
. lore fur kale l y -
is. n. OIL HE KT CO.. Sye. aomr Water.
IXTR.4 FAMILY A'I.KGAR.-30 bit far tale lew Ä V JeX2 -t'tt.BKt.T & CO-fye. aear Waur. . fiJmv books , - . ' . 5 ' , Lm . i.aadof tit aaracea. h j Bayard Taylor; ' t ( . Twoth 1111; . , , . Fb.jre Döing, by Ik Marrel; Ida lay: ' Li'e oi Horace Gree r, ete.. jat ree'd aad for aale j Uli ., ... T. CO.NY.NGTON & CO. ' LOOK AT THIS!! n BT reqneitof tneay of the'repeetabt eitiiea of Ceaaitrilleaad Tieinity. PKOF. KORO AX ha beea iadierd to at np the Old Creflcrnt City Hall, oa the eorwer of Lo.t and WauratrreU. for the purpoae of ctring a e-rie of MIA KPKA KEAN Kb. A DINGS aD AMI S KHK XT', tn aetyle VBurpaaed y aay attempt ia thi place. onut'iteBciog rill (Thoraday) evfm.j. Feb. It. en'th the eel-'.rated Inariaaf THK LADYOP LYONS, or LO VB AXU f lilDE. coaveyin a areat and Baral leaaoa to all. He, will pereoatfe iaeteea diSereat character., to far at Tote-., lank aad actioa are coaaraed. - , He -wilt (Oha hie veiea forerery ehra-tr la tha above Play, or he will refund all receipte to Via eu.iente. . THIS IS NO UCMBUGi . I I ITii tnlmittlle exercise bare been receive, ta om tit of tbe principal State with marked favor, he the elita aad fwh-an-prnnnnaced by a'l anprriadieed miad to b T11E EMhRTAlNMKMof Kateruiamaaia. j . Come bae aid 11 wh. have taste for the abort tcie of Amttmau. . Yoa wUlbepleaoed or your rotary will be retuna ft. ! Xt-f-Dort apea at?aeleck. Ezerettet eommcace at 8 o'ele4 prrcitely. -i.. . jfr'J-AdmiMioa 25eeata. (X? joveaile or disorderly peron Hmitted. -KiTBere wUI ba aa eAeieat -fiwr a atteadaae ta maiataia order, aad there, will aat a ward 1-e tpekea bv i'rorettor jler-raa. which will ia aay war offend the moil fat'tidion. Äi'Uood TBTiaio will be ia aUeadaae. Yonre.tml.vi - PROF. MORGAN. ijl-tf Amcrtcaa Shaktpearaa aad Hoeatioaitt.
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l.vr ak 4a Jaepaactta . H S-O
4M 4a i 4a- Itvoadway Baak ao ItBje
IM da It reorlti da- ' da - 4 tO
K4 do da Han. vr do, 4. d , . (t
4t ' 4 - .X-. lwa.ir a do a It) KO
UM 4a a N. Y. Lifo a Traet Co. 4a ' 15 at
100 da . . So SUfTord Paak. Cewa. in . :j...
... .i. . ,4iulaHku faii i )t X..' - 50 ia da Caaa. Kiver Cvafar l.l - . Hit.
The amwnatof Ita tili flat dee e ut Sao to Baak a
iattvr aa btog. ' Lo:iju-ta d aad dae -aeae.. ,- -- Loe.ea.ytttedaa4aatdue. . $lU.5It 22 L aaaad attcd atd ia a .ptwe. wait- ' iK fvi lavtuar proif. JtS SA All other daiaj atfaia.1 the Cempaay trettaaH. ack wi prating ete. - -n A grau ist acted to take na raak over U.HO. , lb- ataraat ta.ered ia aay any. ut or.villa)ra. 'pet the character. murial aad a-ttrnciiea f keildiag. widliiof treete, abeaoplly water, wadditwa of tbe S, par'mebt, aad otbaretKametaace'.. . .. . TkeaaaatiattBared iabluchaaf butltliarr variH: tbe dot X lioatttr.a 1 by any oa ere. ta li 0 ar Icaa. Tta act of tueorpe atiaa i tea atmaaa aled ia Jaly. 1M TIIO..A.iLlL.UMbK.Sat STATE OF CX1XXECTICLT. i,. UmrttA ,- P-renmtl'y appealed Ihaaa A. lesSaderl Secretary .l.U-a li.aur.acc Com -.. . and mada aatla that tbe faraluv Kreut ly him autvcaiaaJ, W tnae -aecvsAaag to iia KBOwUtlae aad belief. , , . iikXRY FCWLEK. JntMreef the Pet "Alt t!.athave property to laaarr. wiil platte wapeet aad tetiize the pr.-4ir rriiai! eapvae af iktaald d lang -Cor vrtita. ForaaelulaeM ae.arity aad prm t.taite. averao-od fim ia itt lia .f traatectioi and fvrab.ltt Bieaa wll attract the attrati-a t tba iaariaa rblie t,Crta tlietrcaüdcBce la it, Ike tavaara it n prapar. . aa canconiratt iiaeeaditioa with local aad 'Utr -offiiai it ao dt-pord. 1 iar-s'-aenU are of that ealid aa ttruavt t-la mate'UIly aBacud by tha late defreeato Hiatcla I of ai.: -. ' ; The intreaae of St-eapitil ttrtt K S.VS U. tea beaa ld t äd.ÜTino the ttrabRth af tkae eorpaaaauaa, aad a par ma) ia v-tjat for tho pl-Hg- and aacbiity wf it pkl cira. s The. ateeea-ity ad rcl ' bettelst al ia'araae-are aaUet phfied ti the tact the cvitiftay bai TilS eaetlaidanif pHttycAT. ati liVrfltti Craoh erha alaae. la Ciaciaat4 tha B4 of Zlti.jtW I. maato abich bat brca paJdcaaai ably iaadraaea ol the time lally due. aad it baa had aoaa . lltigtioa. II all or aar I .-.are f-c: are ladoee-aeBte a oontinuance uf iuealuaUc patron, ort'tiaereae. th. y find iu aajcBU ever re dy ta attead ta the drmaada af bi a herctatore. with pr-atputaJa. ata(avoraUo rate aad w a eecoritv to ail rx-nutu. .'. . . . . . . ja.2-l-ad A. C nALLOCK, Ap PHVI-XxVCAI. REPORT Or tint Conditio -r thkCai. Ba rf wr si Jioi l aKCKMÄÜ lilt FlaAT MXDAT lifjl-lt, 153. LE- aar. Indianas per aeau IUm4 M ., S 9". Maaouri per e.nt Boads..... a.LJ..... '",l4 Bill of Exc barge a ......1. (.... .. J-J Note of other Bank J0.U Amount olthe lJc.tid.e to the Auitittioa or Baak fra Bank ............... v .. Ti' fneidratal i-xpeaaee... ' Furniture .. ,... .....--.- . Gold aad Silrar .......... .............. "
-Tol fJll.Sl . , Cli. ' , , A moan t of Capital Slock; iaolodiag that d,efalt-d with the Auditor vf State, paid ia aceordia. ha .proTiion af tbe law .. ...100. Amount du other Baaka, oriaoacyadeorpejtueaa ar taMOciatloaa i.. :...aM.,.Ma..A..... .. Acuuunt dut: lJecaitor .' S4.ll Amonataf aotea. bill, ar other evidence
' af dht. Manew ....-..o".-- t
poun.
AL A RGE eheeant colored log. Ma-b aoe with abroad leather (trap aboat hi neck, evidently aero of bull aad paaiel. whlah tha nwaer eaa hear afbyoaliirgatthUoff.ee. or noon WM. STKWAUr.. sniiir i,r.Dcrtr aad iaiae
I charge. febl-tf
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T . It P K O O 1' S A FES!
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a a a a
to
33 SI
Lea Caaal Buak Xetc oa IfaaJ.
laterottaad Excbante....
Kvakfi.lril I la:naM fa
Ctrtiflcate of Dt patit. oa time.....'...
Total ........ ...... .... .... .... .. -. ... .0-1 .l " Name ofthe Officer a' tb- Attcciatioa ar Baak: Chat Viele. Proaideat; Va T. Tag. Caahier; . Neameid Book: keeper . ' ' t Xaieee af Preaeaf tockba!den: Tb BTaatviUe laiara Crtpay. CUarlc Viel aad Bobert BarBe.. Vtj of Diaamnat: lAaily. . lay aad hoort opca fr th traaeaetioa of uin-a. toFaily 'rom 9 e'e'ock A. M. to 4 - clock P. Id.. Sitaday. Jolj, Cr.r a tin a a and Xw Years excepted. STAKOF INDIANA. . ' Yaadrrbnrrh Couaty S i i(j . . Wm T. Pare b-i-f duly twara. depoooebtd y that the Cahicr olai! Bank, aad that be foref" RPrai trafataetioa aed eoadtUoa of aaid BaaK. f.rtta period tbe ia earned, it true and correct, a- Ording io tha b-t , Kaowladreaad llief. WM. T. P4LK Swera and taUcribad lef re m". bla I7tfc 4.y of Jaaaa I8S3. . jaaau-H , Ii. Q. WHEELER. Xoury Publie
DRIED! cache and Apple at ' ' ' ' j.aZ T. BACON k . r-w.'tv CrTT
1' ART aad Piat Fla-k ad Olae tamtler at 1
anJS T. BACOX At CO. ramny i.r-e-ry
l ä4i CHOICK Half SaU Ci (rave at Oej VT " W jaati T. BACON CO p Family Oraooiy -LOOK gllARPIal." KEATLC1.Y . UKS rAt'UAT, . ATBSKES).KT. i j '
THE nadeniraed witUraU-dy at lleader-a. Kt..l-laaa-; Reatxorat. where t'aey iatead k-ep-n.r.-lw .t.ii tha ehoirett
Lia-ar. aad w ill be roadjr ta aarrt an ta the boat tyle all e
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laaaui I.B't aajaaaaignt. ... . , Tbe oaubluhmeat will I aader the diroet earervl.taa
Dr. Evaa. ait-d
frien' at F.aavi!l
Comfort." By rtriet attOBtiaa to buoBa-.-ad k-pia aa eelleat an arderly haa ia ev.ry l rt ulr. we b-p ta me. aa..t.a.iraptr.ar.. jr t-d' li:lAKlt PRI ''
v.t .'r
teat will Ie aader the iroet nrm.a it-d by Mr. Bol t Evaa. a ha traat their -ri!l will arcaaioaally baw lhair fac-o el rat. TbaIWarw.ll-lokb.rlr"t-tba
the remainder nearly all aro Irish.
nut exceed 2b persons.
WE have oa head a (apply ofthoee fins PaoorSafe.
I Which wo offer atlow fire re.
For their mytrior qnali-
tiee. we refer to New York aad Virginia Suta Stock
Baak. Creeoeat City Baak.
IO. Copelaad. Broker aad
Baaker. J. H. Mache iCe.
aad Be me at ti Viele.
HO RX BROOK k ClirRCHILL. AreoU. ojIV-tf Waurctreet. EvaatTille, ld." C" 'HOiri.TtlO rOFFKB. Vbrja.t ree'd per LeiugtenfaraaleUwbr : r: ' j-n2l . a. E. GILBERT k CO.. Sye. aetr W ater. ja'KW O PT; W. hhU juit Vee-d per Lexieg-l-m t. fVir aala low b -
ia21 a. E. 'GILBERT A CO.. Sy. bt Water.;
JRESIIZiioCERIKS.- . '.. ba; Collee; 5 hbd Raear; : . '. 1 tiercr aw Rtear 3rt h-neo Raiaina: ' ' 20 bit dried Herricr Z dot Shakerdthrr Br-am; li-bM Tr: ' .Vi bx Sur Tallow Caa-ilr; bdi WripT!! Ppr.- fr le oa r--d trm by ; -j ml'j tt SI. i.lLL.
. It. R. JOAl. . j GENERAL TOBACCO AGENT.' RICHMOND. A-a roaTMEtaLaoraveBT vaaiElTor ,
VIRGINIA MA.NUFACTUKED iOBACCX
e?-Order m.peetlal'y ,.lieted ard promptly SIVd. A drer NO. 514 faiV J"2'-'!?-
OTlC"K TO KTOrRIIOLRKRS ATamet-tiu ai the O-r-ct-r wf tbe N.rthtra P1aaB -...,, held t the wAaw Jaaa-a Lanahli. jr.. o 2 th drnV-'rv. I'5 it w,a ordered hat all h-We InVaiO Cmpaav. w b baa a-t alrva-v da a. b-triaert' UMT ia' arthirt-k aa will haa-iual ta Ity iaUa ,.r eich oa. h-.-red d..U.r ß ' yoTr All the f-Bd re-elved rata tta Tr-a-ury here be x'hauated in pa ne-f db aad expaa. d ibra i"f . iL. um.-i.fi ed. Tba.a l.aeialU kaaw the e
. .... -... naaa iail Ike aalaa- f Ii ei ttuk. I 1
by ealMaaaaioha fauna-Jaa. L .OTia. jr. a J""--i5" j" jaar-tf . . .
AIIIlt"IlATORi? .?iTU -k. "TOTrCE'ab-Tak-Vvea. tha tnii'(tk'el' 11 poiatrd A'tm'Bt.trat-r er tharf.ate ! It-a bbmb t'o" late of Vad. rbark eouBtt. d.ce. . s'aU r-.n . r' f" U ta b ia-alvaot. jaa2l-3 ... THQÜ, lAllr,K. Ad.
Jan.. AT KW K
LB" Na. 1 Cottea Battine a-d .rat Caa.-at
t . , . t. tr.- a Fm:ly Grovary Maia atrarW.
TEW Kiceand ih"e ro.ie.bjuat r-r nd lor.aleet
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