Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 8, Number 299, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 25 July 1856 — Page 2

(Af j ittl ü rJi 11 x H 1. ADD. H. SANDEKS, EDITOR. - CIT V ) K K V ANkSV 1 1 . L K. THURSDAY MORNING:::: :JULY 25 FOR PBFBinFA ' '. MILLARD FIT LHOEE, , ( . .. ' . 0 TÜRK. AJTDREW JACKSOII DOUELSQN, Of TENNKSSRE. IlLLnOKB i;LEril)lUL TICKET. GEORGE P. DUNN, or Lawrence. ANDREW W. OSBORNE, of Laporte. lit District JAMES li. JON KR. of VamlTburgb.

DA VI I) T. LA I KD. of r.-rry. JOHN BAKKrf.nl Law-renoo. JOHN K. wm i K. of l)cHrlMrn. FRK1. JOTNS iNKUGH.ni Wayne. FESKY HKAl'I.PY. of I .button. WM.K Kt)V AKPS. of t gn- ' PR. JAS. PKA1 HKK. of M.B'!rmery. THOs.a.sta KiF.i.iof st. Josephs, johx b. hovvk. of Uirrange. j WM. R. HAI.E. of UkIh-o. M acting of the People AT THE MARKET HOUSE. JAS. C. VEATCII, C1HDIDATU FOR COSÜIIK88. Will address the eititeas of Eransville this ertning. Friday. July 3:ih, at the Market Home. Citiins of all parlies are invited to attend. A Visit from Mr. Veatch. Mr. Jas. C. Veatch a -rived here yesterday, and during the day became acquainted with many of our citizens, and as we think, left an excellent-impression on all with whom he conversed. Indeed, much of the dissatisfaction existing among a few here, from a misun derstanding as to his real opinions, appears to have disappeared. We are happy to announce that he will address, the citizens of Evansville tiiis evening at the Market liouse, when we trust that all interested in hearing a full expression of his views, will be present. Mr. V. is visiting Evansville by the express invitation of many of our citizens. . He has been basely slandered by the Lockhart organ here not only aa to his general views on different subjects, but as to language he is charged to have used against foreigners, his motives in contesting an election in Spencer county, hi endorsement of opinions purporting to le Maj. Robinson's, &c., &e. It is due him, therefore, that those who have read those libels should be present. - Let men of all parties be there. A Word Aside. ' Some of our friends have gratuitously placed an interpretatioumpon our remarks of. Wednesday relative'to traitors, &s., entirely unjustified by either the Tvords or spirit of the editorial. ' We had no intention of trying tuwhiv in men to act with us. That is a course ol policy confined exclusively to the Old Line party, and which freemen despise. We scorn the hand which dares attempt to hold a rod over independent citizens, and we despise 'the man who can be moved a hair's breadth by any such despotism. Our sole object was to expose the designs of certain men, who pretending to be bitterly opposed to Lockhait, are weaving plans to assist in his election and to warn honest men and good citizens to beware of them and their meshes. We touched where we intended to the blow hit where it was aimedbut we do not wi-h others who were not touched, to think they were struck at. For instance, those who weie getting up a letter to Mr. Veatch, took our remarks to themselves. We need' say no more'about this, than we did not know of any such lettei in existence or iu contemplation, until after the publication of our article. -The old Whig party was once betrayed when this same Judge Lockhart was a candidate against as good a Whig as there was in the District. Pretended Wnigs lent themselves to the enemy, and succeeded in their object of defeating DeBruler. We have wish ed to warn the foes of Lockhart now, of a similar attempt to betray them. We shall not dodge our duty in this or in any other mattar. If there are none guilty, then none need fear, and none need .alk of "whipping in." But if there are guilty ones: they will do weh to prove themselves able to take care of themselves. It will be demanded of tiiein. Yet we trust those opposed to the election of Lock hart, will be united to a man, and secure what such unity can easily attain, his defeat. 7" Gov. Wright was received at the depot, and saluted along the streets, with loud shouts for Fillmore. There was not much harm in this, peihaps, but we were sorry to hear these shouts continued at intervals while he was speaking, or at timis when his friends attempted to applaud him. We condemn interruptions at any political meeting by members of the party opposed to the speakers, and do so in this case, hoping it will never occur again at a political demonstration in Evansville, although in this case we do not think it was intended as any disrespect to the speaker, who is certainly outside of his office not entitled to the respect of those who shouted for so much better man but was merely an ovorplus of enthusiasm. Visiting us on a mere electioneering tour, he has sunk the Governor into the politician, and is entitled to no more consideration than any other stump speaker but all speakers, even Gov. Wright, should have a respectful hearing. 07" A largo pile of Louisville Journals arrives here every evening of the day of publi cation, by Express. Nearly every subscriber is at the office when they arrive, at 9 o'clock in the evening thus exhibiting their interest in the paper. Those wanting the best Fill- .. .. per in the country, and fully posted : markets, rc, shonld" sabsenb for fat- " "

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Gov Wrigbt and tie PrcMbi.'irjr Liquor Law.

uov wngai, ana tne irronioiry 1 ' As Gov- Wrisht is to sPeak here evening, and certain of our citizens to morrow"evening, and certitm of our citizens have round great fault with thorc who in any manner faYored the late Prohibitory Liquor Law, we wish to rela.e for their 1 enefit. how far Got. Wright has been connected with th'i3 "obnoxious measure." They can then attend the meeting with somewhat clear consciences. We invite the attention of Germans to the facts. ' In Got. Wright's Biennial message to the Legislature in January, 1855, ho used tha followinz lanuase: ' - .- "The evils of intemperance are so- numerous, so "Teal, and so aesiruciive. mat an eroori men TL-u r..;,.;o tnoMiPtn uiv,tni v the hst of business, the. loss 'dollars and cents to the manufacturer or rrtailer, or the loss of trade and commerce to the Stale, should for a : ... : im I moment rise into importance, iB contrast with ihoso tfirrililff rftnlil ios nf nr.vprtv sorrow - , . , , r- " wretchedness, moral degredat.ion and crime which darken our land, and fill our alms- . 0 , . .,.. TJ IIVIIAC, lluaJIUllO iltlli fCllltCU LiCtl IC-. UCilCIU" lence and put.lic policy alike require a sup-' pression or the evils of intemperance." In accordance with these sentiments he , made the following recommendation: . I '"No one can doubt that there is a strong : public sentiment in Indiana in favor of a chanse ' in our laws upon this subject; and it is the duty of the people's servants to carry out that sentiment. It will give me pleasure to cooperate with the Representatives of the people, in the adoption of any constitutional measure, that mav ho calculated to remove this ac knowledged evil from the State." In compliance' with this recommendation. ' the "representatives of the people," an Old i r tri 1 Line Senate and a Republican House, passed j the measure known as the Prohibitory Liquor i Bill. ' It became a law by the approval andqßcud sirnature of GOV. WRIGHT. It-was J J passed by his recommendation, and became a law only through his approval. He was re-.J sponsible for it more than any other one man, and as much as the Legislature itself. Euined by a little Governmsnt Pap.' As an evidence of just what a thing of party it petty Government office will make a man of how a little appointment at Washington will change even an ordinarily sensible and in dependent man into a mere p'artizan tool read the following extract from a letter writ ten by Mr. Whittlesey. Whit, although a staunch Old Liner, used to have an occasional opinion of his own, and sometimes was bold enough to express it. He once hated that which honest men should hate, and no doubt d-'spised a coward and ruffian as such charac ters desorve. But Whit has been appointed a sub sub-clerk at Washington, and is now tool enough to lay his grateful homage at the feet of Brooks, the cowardly wretch whom the very saliva over which, an honest breath has passed would be too good to bestow upon his carcase. Hear Whit: : ' ' . , . The excitement in Washington, consequent upon Uw Brooks trial, is. dying away, The result you have doubtless learned. Mr. Brooks, though not expelled, resigned his seat inconsequence of tha vote of the majority pf the House ooing against him. llis-speech deI. vered ul his resignation, was one of the most masterly 'vindications of Southern, rights I have ever h?ard. No man could have looked upon his nobie boating, and listened , to his earne-t and imp.issioiro i appoal, and Said in his heart that Preston S. Brooks was an "assas sin,',! or a "bully," as the :Black Republican serviles have charged.- At the height of one ii bis most beautiful appeals he said: -'Sir, 1 cannot, on my own account, assume there sponsil.ility, in the face o . the American people, of commencing a line of couduot, -which, in my heart of hearts, 1 believe would wtbvert the foundations o( this government and drench, this Hall in blood. No act of mine shall.inauurate revolution; but when. you, Mr. Speaker, return to your ow n. home, and hear the people of the great North and they are a ; great people sj e k of me as a bad man, you wiU do me the justice to say, a blow struck by me at this time would not have ben followed revolution.', The evidence of truth which this 'tcautiful peroration contained brought down the galleries of the House in a tumult of ap: plause, which was checked by the Speaker. It is idle to deny tha, for the time, the destinies of the American people; were in Mrlirooks' hands. He might . have pursued a course which would have been die origin of a civil rar, but his patriotic heart prompted hinr to bettar deeds, tor which he is entitled to the Kratitmle instead of the contempt of the people of the North. . ; The ordinary lar.guage of contempt is not strong enough to apply to the above sentiments. The destines of the American people in the hands of this poor whipped dog Brooks, and tho; American people only saved from a civil war through his patriotic heart which prompted him to better deeds! And that "beautiful peroration" the twaddle of a prating coward mouthing big words, after sneaking behind a man in a Confined position; ami knocking him down with a club, and beatin'"him after insensibility! We ask the pardon of our readers for publishing the aboe stuff. Sinking of the Eock City. . Loss of Life ! We learn from the officers of the Diamond, down yesterday morning, that the propellor Rock City, while coming down near Belle Vuc on Tuesday night, ran into a snag and sank immediately. Her bow is out of water on the snag,r with her stern lying in eight feet water." Three eabhv passengers are reported as lost. The Rock City was a new and fine stern-wheeler, built for the Nashville trade, and was, when sunk, hound for St. Lottis. Her cargo wjlf be saved in a damaged condition, but fears are entertained that she will break in two. Our informant was not certain as to the exact local ity of the disaster, but thinks it was near Belle Vue, Further .particulars to-morrow. 03" We thank our head news bo v, Bob Stanley, for. a tremendous, water melon sent .... , , u yesterday. Bob appreciates the1 wants of ' printers these warm days, aid we cerfamlv I appreciate his kindness. - .

Anocher Kansas Outrage. ,

The following letter to well known young citizen ot Dayton, U.,- was read at. a public meeting in that city by , Peter Odlin, Esq. Mr. Sherwin says the letter alluded to in the letter below, - was - written by - luin to-Mr. Parker, the murdered man, who was an es timable person in every particular:" ' " " Blue Spring, near Tecumskb, K. T. ) July 2i. 1836. J Mb. W.; G. Sherwis Dear Sir ; We take this method ol acquainting you with the d fata of vour friend. Yesterday ntorninar. we my fnend Rooks and myself were going to Tecumseh, but when about eleven miles u .- - l .,, .-: -V.- i w-u p.ace, we e -hh-'- " ! j t - j lie was tied to a tree, near iho road side. with his back to the ,tree' ,ithvhis nds iml , ,eel pwuuy arouna u. u wui wvu mm just ah.iv the left eye, with, we suppose, a rifla hall. A htfe huntinir kmle was sucking S in his breast. It bad been driven cie.tr through him, and tne point was two or three inches in the tree lie vvas evidently murdered yester-j day or day before. . I here was a toad stoul I tied to the handle of the knife, on which the fdlowin-r inscription was written: " Let all- ' ihnsr ir.hn nrp nrfinii tn vote, nfhiiiist slaver U. take .. ? ..... fl,.. i, . IVUf til tiff . HC Wtll IU 1,110 iivoi V'n j.wu.-vv, which was about a mile and a half, and got some help and some tools, and buried him. He was a stranger to ail of us, except Mr. Moore, who says he has been boarding tt his house eleven or twelve da vs. His name was Lalx-n Parker, and came from Cleveland, lie had repea e said at the bo.irling house, that lie did not intend to resort to torce, but so far as his inlluence at the polls went, he was going to use it for making KanKas a ,ree SliUe- A company of armed men ,i... . ,,-i.r, ,..,. ecutnse three or lour ua s. A squad .ol ineui was down this roa.l yesterday and day before, We don't any of us kuow where his relations l;vc, among the papers in Ms pocket we Ur i .1 . . 7 ,1 M -.1 - on.i th-it w tm iv:iiin va flir(r. tins tu vou ' Yours &c. ( Martin lit lex, I 1 1- 1 T ....... W. G. Sherwin, Dayton, Ohio. l. Ci. iUUlifc, Frederick Rooks, I Lane Co., Kansas Territory. Items not Lacal. If any of our readers have a taste for the horrible, wo would recommend to their notice the pap-ers published throughout the Union, the past week. Beginning with the railroad a cident at Philadelphia, where dozens pinioned in their seats by fallen timbers were roa -ted al.ve, down to the murders, affrays and accidents, which adorn the columns of our city co:c:npoiai:es. We readevory dav of men lemg cut, shot and beaten to death, as though it were a matter of cuurse, and the "Locals" who record these affiirs, go into particulars with a relish, which shows, very plainly, a want of delicacy on the part of the writers and a morbid taste on the part of a community which requires such disgusting details But we do not wish so much to condemn the manner in which these things are "dished up," as the frequency of their occurence. A few days ago, a large company was poisoned at Rising Sun, and since nearly all have died from the ell'ect. But the refinement of cruelty has been reached by a man in Missouri, w hoj to revnge himself upon a neighbor poisoned "a large school of little children, by putting arsenic in the spring from wiiich thoy ttrank. Eleven innocent children died, together with the schoolmaster. It is hardly necessary to state that the guiltj wretch was hung as soon as found. ' " : Anothing startling fact is the number of robberies, and even murders, committed by mere boys. On Thursday the polfce of Meiui phis arrested a half a dozen boys from 15 to 17 years of age, who for months 1 have leeti carrying on a regular system of robbery. The last Bui titnore Patriot, the Iafe St. Louis and New Orleans papers, all have accounts of robberies, stahbilig a (frays and brutal .'fights, between boys, all -less than twenty yetrs of age. We are giad to know that Ucal items of this kind are scarce in Evansville. We are wonderfully free from these things and it is our earnest wish that we may ever remain so. . A glance at yesterday morning's exchauges, would convince one that life has a -dark side indeed, Verily, we are upon evil times. A Lie Against Vsatch Kepelled. In ISoi, at a public speaking at the Methodist Church in t'tis place, one And. L. Robinson whose abolitionism no one will question, declared in substance that the fugitive ..lave law was wrong, arid ought not to Ce enforced, and declared that there was a "higher ,aw," than the Constitution of the -Unite d Siates. Believing this, Mr. Robinson endeavored to inculcate the doctrine of resistance to tha requirments of the fugitive slave .law and the ompromises of 1850. When Mr. Robinson concluded hi, treasonable abolition remaik.-, James C. Veatch, arose and remarked in substance that t'r Robinson had enpressel his view ? better than heconld do it himself. DemTue editor 'make the aliove statement without the-slightest qualification leaving hi readers to inler that ho was present and heard the speech of A. L. Rotdnson. But we know better thin th t comes to,fbr we, were present and. heard all that Mr. R. had to say on that occasion. The editor of the Democrat was not there, and we believe was never in Spencer county until 1855. Ue knows nothing about Mr. Robinson's speech, but what has been told him. and the above is a ridiculous fabrication. In speaking of the fugitive slave law,. he said nothing that could reasonably le construed into a resistance of that measure; he did not advocate its repeal but wished it to be amended to allow the writ of ''Habeas Coyj" and right of trial (y jury. He made no allusion to a "higher law." He placed himself upon the Constitution and made all his remarks accord with the teaching of Jellerson and all good Democrats, down to 1818-9. , Iii ä speech was one of the best historical speeches that wa-i ever delivered in Rockport, .so acknowledged by friends and foes. . We. heard Demo crats say after that speech was delifere that there was noabolit-o iism in it, 'f'bu they.had ÜC!iüu" nia aoot.t.on speeches" , It has bsen two years since that speech was j a ua ,i;,, tw ;.i r K-or.V word of it has-renorted it to be , an abolition Icnp - cK ißoclvort Bcp. '' .V' -.

Canal Broken Again. The canal is again

broken fob? miles alve Petersburg!)", and we . ? , that it, cannot be repaired unüer Ten or twelve boats are caught .. -t-...T. .in.;. ;i..7f.. are informed two weeks. thu side of the break, a!T laid 3d frcra Evans VUle. Thne frequent interruptions of canal navigation will have the eifect of driving men ' out of the boat'mg business. The hrjury ?ootrr city is great, detaining goods shipped to our merchants,, and preventing the towns aloig . the Cahal from receiving goods purchased here: ' We trust that some measures will be taken to render. the-banks of the canal secure in future, and so protect the interests of a large" class of worthy, hard working men, and secur'a to Evansville the business which legitimately beIonS3 t0 her' fc5We see by the ''Times," of yesterday th.it the American nartv has hecotna in such bad odor, that even the thieves on the cha d gang refuse to vote with it. CY?i. Com. w resum3 the 0tli Lino and Republican . r . , , PartlM are Sllch excellent odor that the felons on the ch;iin gang give" them .their cor dial support. They should fee released in tiino to do good work without balls attached to their legs, for Buchanan and Fremont. diep: , r OnThnrdav, Jnl 2tth. F issv Bki.l. yunjist daughter of John K nn4 Liiciioia C tlljver. eged 1 yer. The friends -t the family a'e respcifiilly invited to ate.id the funeral eoruer of Eighth and Vine streets, this bEUlAL iMOTiCES. 4f9VotW!iia tMi place, ten cent per line od inrtionj 'JO 'tciits yar -iue tflrue timj; .i0 ceut per line oat week; d6couTsT.in l'iiff..'T t ini? . j j A II. AN"lf.KS. fciaii- YOU W1Ü a tl U 'U Ui:J rJtJ t HIUJ Ol W. 3!i;i.tilifl as cuwati tor tKe viiice ut Muriliu V'uu-l-.rtjurgticc.auty, anl njligj many ol tre citiitjad 01 iüe couatv. J k S a SDK as Sir: You will pi -j. aauouofe ny raiutjs m .nuip" dent cm (or tats oiif ft Ovunrv Kt? ;ti-uv.r at t,he eaiutn tlecci.-n. tuy' V. !. U. CAIaSULh-R. Mit. Sasdkks: IMeast-onounce ti.) xira &s e.tnji'iate for H.f0"T"T of V i'irliiirich County t rh Hi4uia F-ll elccMon. suh-ect to tbe dobuion ol ibe L -l crfttif- rnven . A M. .WDKiis, EpQ ' Pie e announce my nnme a eindi'li' f y r tlwomw of clerk f tUe VamiorUurh Circuit Court At tli --aiuiue October lee.ion. cyi; LOUIS RIOUTES. KnsTOR Jol'RMai: X am a can rd ate "r trie oi-.ce 6' Sheriff of V m ;erburiHi county at the eDdiii g Uctorfrsiiwtiop 1(1U-w W Ji. liO LUKX, ' Dyspepsia. There fcre fcai Tw who df not at nome time Perlene tne iuirlf.ijnt,tirePt of remT..irary ind:g-'itiun, iAcU j4 ease of (x u h. wuif't uueiiie.-..- o t''.e -t.iu-4ch, rial tonrae, iikt-rne in tli- mouth, nausf. t.htV b.eud-arl.-. . AO- AM inch telirs rA tf i'lenrt f pprwaelin dy-pepi'i. which sionl1 1w.iv t1 churhcd aöti turtd ithe 114 f ilosTBtTK".' tom h" P(ttTs. wi.i"i. are u'wo t f-e ;n ini,tllitjl rfturtly Tr all su -h i '-in p'.aia i Tu ('$ thoi-aii'Ts will teÄt.tr who have tr!:.i thmiaua prov f th ' t H JsrTxrR's " TiiftdM are for sale hy. oar prmcipl bruziUtJ aud Ucaler8tfeuxri.lly . -HALI.OfJT & STODDARD.-ty3-dAw W'yOL'EV & SAW Vf'H.; ADV13StTS3 k j v q't'vTe. to linef les, one itne, Or" three times, ftt; ine fr-et. ft to weeks. ' f; on mouth. -14; tr--e ti'inth, T 5 ; .-nx nnnih. ir-; nn t ir. iiS nironnfim i'ir t adv-rtitieuT.. Ordsof ix tinea or undei,- per irntim No chiTffe 'or rn-vrriire. death or reunion s notiee. . Iii oi l iiiA tuTiCt:. 3 SH E Co i tr nrr hip U--ret 'trs eistiu:nndt'r the tye and 9 tirm of Ibtira A: lis h .-rer. n thin ny M-oolvt d by urn-Kiel oueeat "- v AMli-W j. i:U bhi ,RN. yi5 tf - Jo-SfcTtl N". i.etiitiÜivKüER. rppiiK uaderttine . hav .hia imy f -rr- -d a op-Lrtnersh'p. iL andr the i-yle od firm uf A . .4 C -lbun Co . , an -i h i vm tu' en the jjroek: nlftaud oft' firm of CnlbrtiniA' (Irsh rzer. will assume li.thilit ien ot't Tx ai fitm of Colhnra V Hereh ierirr, au4 ar alon aivtrized ta nrt th- Lineas the Mtme. ANDkK . OOLHIHS. t y2-rt - - , . ; JO AS COLÜL'k.N.!T VTTWA IIS AM) KKD fOWFOlit, J OOLlfUHN Sc ro hriir tÄt!en the n-iltO' A. S oc?apicd hy Cihiirn V K'r he" till fnrtnt.o to oi im 'ire V-attr it-of a'l I'ind o- it.r h I vJ I wl.ich thn 11 ujjplit the vt oIe1 and reta 1 trade :t the loai.icrwsiiJ' the o. te.t notice. ; . 'enny land M .'tirW, .-pring BTattra-see; J Cyn.no . - ; do Iti a... - do NhaeSc do fiar do. ..." B O'-n'G'ts; Pillow?; Atlfw!pfwvill warrant of the le-t miality and wirr uiT to Tve-A-iHf ion. AU tho e in rtnr, pleads' f?ie u a, fall. We are harpy to show our J.-Rt:r-e- :- rime ; 1 A. J KV A- c:-. ) 2 ITatcr stnset. next b lo Önal Kani. R ppltnentn.1 to an frditane entKiif Än Ordinance to prnhi-tt the rcioi of iod-. ?i Bu P;nc in ctria n portiDB o - he e ty of Ivvanavillt- pa.f-ed niiö pnhllbhed Jul 4-t: 185;: frv1 --C , Be i ordiinid hy ho CmiTir-n CM'n'Dil of the r.-y of rJvr.in'. iHe.'-h 'tn; welling hona ft houti k i tc' en hf d . et'r lioi?e . waTehnnau. carf-etr or p oV sm-t hut an tVr h ii.vi utM n- nr ! o auy kio i nr üwfri'ip t on whatever, excTt t'ie aurne j-halt e h 'it.o atope er b -hVl e erecved ' ti'ir.ov- d Vr pVerd tinmr eny 1 !hefouinjrd s-ri t-dl" or ;mv j art r euhHi vi-.n b fl oU'ii-PU.n thufc s to y Lot Nr 229. 2 " 23, n 2'f.i in the D.i.atioa Eni foment of the city of Kvan-viMt a' T' ain - " - SKi'.. 2. Aot p- r wb hall viol-ire any n theTrowi-lofi oath's ordi bcV eallevh cl to the nen.t pr ed hi the fcend section of to.; ordiianc to he "lii it:.pplenv ntfU JOHN HE' SOX; VV0 Well H Wai.kbr City Clerk. j25-3 d ' r Mp inTi iv vT! " OHT"RRD Tha. proimsi's : rw. r 4 irl lat M-ndav - . In A -'ft -t ut-st.. T'or layirr down Crok Ptn--.n Vain )tre"t r m 'b1 anal to tlr-t trr,nd !1 th -ttill injr of C -tTra: t'' e ri ! e 1 d 'nd th - ri-tf m- -o re Mi tit a eor ' ni ti snc; ticatiins nf thi CiT Kr r nfr. which will he r d- For'in,j','i"n a. th- tv r-t rk s C'tBce en Main st. Kv i.T-ivr of the Com' n 0 unil. y2T tI A WKLL. H. WALKER, City Clerk .f - Corporal znii iotice! ' - - ; 0DTn rtr tl.at ihn nvnar o' ots fmntir or adiofnina" - efnd tr'-t. exteiidinp 'ron. Che-tit tT-et to V-. Vtrrry r 1 1. a 'Pe t,H p'nak üii w lk 3ia ntr sai- lots to tv,oronBr1''V rm-ired ltiin n t- -r fir pah ieit on of this of'c, and :n d lault fheref, F-eldin.-? .Johnson "jn,. ; Itns o' rre Nin-h tt'r", if a nib'die-to proeed a' t H'parr SÄitl -uleiral v 4 forsaitt an'l ti e Mt mad exte .u.-niio tnert-isy win "e w--e- n tnu -lecten t y o -ie oi .u.i. .r hi' uiiiT- i is tia j bhiu iiiu Bihn i-o-ftx. By orler of tile Couno'l . - ' yfft-Wt WBLT. II WAT.KBR. Clerk. TP'fTSl F VH.V Fl.OI U 0 M'.s aeccivd and f.jr l;i Jl'a 1.J j2l Ui'KfiM i JDIINSOX.: -A fresh lot tor sale hr VICKKKT & JOHNSON. - jlR ttlt' S ptire Ci?T Vin'-gar for ale hv -j.2f' t ICK FHY A-JOHNSON.' 'p RP VLliS. Jnst rec'd a Ircsh lot ot lest qual ty a Tarpautias. lor sale t-y J . H. MAGHEE & CO. f rST r-r-e'd a ltt of very fine hir ford Cam' rics, ,for i.A-iies' Jackets, for .ale vt-rv c;tsp hv . 2l J. II Al AOlIfcE & CC. fmk: f:m sale; ' "jTir h:ive in ?tore at B-int'iit & V e'e's artS at Tetiney & if Srtrerrt.in'.. a tut of choice. Fata'ty frlonr il -vii,g nade arr.iut"ffi!'nti ruh tl a l-o hf nset to 8! I otir Flour, -h-pu'illo tnay r'ily on ftnd:.ni with th-m at all times a hebt rattf urticld, made i the very heit ol wh-at.. f ft V WlViiATE & CO-, ' ij23-tm ' Clay Connty ?lills l( wl 'te Gie n. Ind . rcrns?i:VT .jh.m:v. jTi'tlZ HNS' Unit. Onsr..'e-iDstirjuef tut Banking Comp:inv, .ni L.ttffrtincc- Kunk ol 'lori--n; of Chata- f ..o and flomnv-rt-ta' Bank of Na.hi-.11, ,d M-c-ph'S and m-n arher Hanks of Ua' a-ma. T. nnas et. Or -rien a...! Vnr-h 1 t s.ji-.t Oirolina. tnkn at pa r tu' lit oeerii-s athtwes ash prices, or houitt nt. a sni.ill diecount forca h. by je2i tl 8. Ü tilLBtKT & CtX. S. nu Water. ?.1T VltD 25 botes 2 doj each, rec'd and for sale hy J.TÜ iy . K. GIUBKRT 4- Ci . Sy.-. near Water. , C-ti-tt ittnt!tritt i rfA f.-- r.tsf 'HflK'K lXntG'l 2"0 1h's verv choice jntr c'4. for, A. -:d' low by )- n 8 K tilT.r.KRT A- CO, ! CHARLES BARNÜM, DEAf ..EIN Watcliesj. Clocks, Jrirclrrt riKST STKKKT. It K C '.V E i 1 XAIS ISit LOCl oT, T.v lTisVille. Ind.'j fr5 .." ' WVTf UK- n JHW KI.K V 1 FIB suhcribor bin -u"t rcceiveii a hoe otTf ITATCBKS A Ig JSWKi.itY which he is pr-nared to cll cheaper than evfcr fur oa h. HU stock consist in p irt of If: tch o- S-jri-ou stl.a and p tees. J wtlry of all k n!s wnd -lttaMtv. in -4 c'na-riir me Gold, Stone, fo.'ic V Coral in eetü: Gold Sn4 Silver Glrtirs I'racelets. L.'CI-et.. ecklicos. hinr (r l I Sil -ej, .S 'eeve Uitt.tone. Jold. I'3nn Pl:it- d -Snonand Purks. Silver Thimbles. Guards. Keys. Jett Bract J"t . Jfce VC. In f ict. almost vi rvthine; usnu'ly in & Jew-etrv fttorei all o-' whi--h wilt ha w.irrttnted a. reeen-d and -will he told creape- than ever orferfd bfctore in the. citv. A call from too e deirons of pnrcta.ing Is rertr folly ootictt'TS '"ioek-e" Watchoe end .Icwe'ry of all kindi repnivnii ist tfib beet tnenner and work warranted. -. . ji22-tf C!J"A 3,t 3 A RNUlf . 1J" P. CRISP is receiving remlarlv everr eventnir "by Kxpross. the Cinoinatn Commercial and- Knanir.. - also tbe LoaiävnTv IouTnsJ. oitherof which will be deliver.d to Se suhseriber, cents per week, or at 5 cents fra inyleo py. - Papers receiTeifhy S itnrdnv eventnr-s'Fxeroo 'win y.tJ VTe.ea on Sunday morniBg from 7 nntil 8 o'clock at liisnfi

SHERIFF'S SALES.

iederti. Head will alw.y.n. ..and . corre ta.Mri of Ihn Shni-iS's Sale, ibolnding names of partite, prapertz i time;i..j' j .-- T T ' " " .' SOLOMON KAHN ti JOHN KOCH ASD PETEK KoOU 1 July 2Sth of ths fulUwiug property: Lut I ICE.iMiS ...J '1 TOTicr is hereby iren to all Draymen. CsrtnM.. - 11 trwsntii, Hack ) Omnihus teep-!r. AueMoneera, 'leu fin. iateli n-1 Billard keeper. jinHtn ' '" " 'ucer.e. rtnuifn ana w.iri.. . ltoe?e au esptreoa toe lei 'iky 01 nxc rauntn iamr auu that the sa De iaot te rsarved on or betöre ttat time, and in d'-i'eult threoi tte ordinances in each caeei zuade and provided will be etrctly enforc d By order 3j22-lm . ' WELth. WALKER. CltyCUrk." El''K HKT PEED bbli Bue Wheat Seed, tt 9 rec'd pox tgamcr Diamond by , j2i . t.ir. too & sos. :..-' flORI'OUATIOV -NOTICI7. OKDETUiD. T-hat.th. owners ofLnfs tdjeining the aHey running from Vain street Sycamore Street, between 4th aiid At. -strVet. cause cid alio? t be reduced to theeity grade, wttliin tn dft7s aftr the rublieation of this notiee, and in de'iult thereof tV Streßt Commissioner is hereby ao-thorize-i to rroe-ed and n rTotri d wqts ,- .n the ooats and expense will he aMeserito and collected by .ale of said Lo.ts. or 40 171 a -h thereoi as wiUsatis'y said lien and etnCs. By order ot the Council. i22 H WELL. H. WALKER. Cert. STbI KK flDKR VIVRISIH i bblt forsale by Wl i yZ'i S. E. G1L.BKRT ti CO., S near w CKM KT. 25 hMs lor sale br jj22 S. E GlLBtltT 4- CO.. Sye. ne r Water. BIO roi-FF.E. fia ij-2 s a. 125 Va or sale lowly 'ilLHi'.KT & C' . Syc. near Water. Si! tTCHKn If irons round wood box and bloei illof lie best qualitv. tor sale low by y!2 ' K m.BKRT CO.. Svc. nesr Water. TrR cioue our Banking Houae to-day for ten Ast, for the W lurpoie ol mk'ns: fom? irbprvetea.t. p.-posifcor aoo others having husiues? with the bank wlit find me at the Crescent City Bank. jy21 O. OyPKLAND. . toisMii.irriox. 'BlHESrm of Babcock Brothers ws dimolved by VmitaIE. tion. 1st July. C H A R L ES B A Bt'OC K. . , .... Kt.HHA 8 B.UH'OCK. jyjl-tf HENRY Ö BA BCCK. V III V K I. VI K YKII,. f ASonnd on Ch'-rrv Ktreet & few daygt. Call and pa"1 chargvj-i and get it. JT1 :-t : 'jrii: ua-ic-siftuf d have fin-med a o. artner-hip, nnder th. HL n -m- aad ?:y W of Bhcoctt & Sonntay. and w il carry on the fKr-l ar rtu iuea on V ater atreri. a the olr n) oi I.'ahwim ilrothers. HKKYO HA Br Or K jül-tf . ßORÖli S. SON NT AO. GUOCIi-eiES Ann uintrcB". H t- a J -r-i ei wjil ontinuc the (roceTj and Prodcee U Rd0iae-i of the late firm vf Kabcocit Itrothera, in hi own nt'üt avad fur hin own account y2 tf ' KLTSHA S B BCOCK. , rvtrriCK. rpAlLORSnd Seamstressea' w II finrl roaUrf; emplxrX en: at A. AN-P'CHKH vV TO 'S. y 13 2 a .. Main itrcet, nJtt dour to Uruncb Uank. Ci.ÖIIIX AT WHOLESALE. milF uc doraicaed tat;e leave to inform the erchant nf jA. this iry a-d euntry r hat thry have rh dav cor mrtrhu tu innt'tctftr oi Clothing, irt nie- im porting and ii"Slin lvrco:if ing1. C-ihe Os-semrre, f-att-utti Jana. Twe aad all sort- of Li in4, ai ritrr TriratninK IhvT ft pHTrh! h rw .aerials rf firstc.ais itorteii. . and an. rem ilny th't hrt-t of hands it enaMes v to warmn J S'ilf taniisi inr an t irtnee it t brnch of bnni Der nr several y-iri eniiSlcsai to coTfipt w th nv othet et.-iMi-thtiient of this tort, in reopeet to prie ae wrll a U'o ihervf rotate covein to request yoor vi4t bfor yo deek tii-tant market 4. where, we amre jou, mu nil" tind iffi-td an a'rtmr-t, and prio Bereu iiW'r her', thin othtir pl4i. -i'Jeawe cU mi exAtniu in ot-df-r to r- rify. . - j ... . . A. AXSPA'IKH Si "'O jyis-4m : . MiasT'"t .'xt d or o tfra eh Bonk 1 kfiiriAiTitlTO'k'j iOTI K. 'CJ !)T ICK h r.'hv Kive-i ha 'he neui-r-irn-d hna been ap- . ' tio'ubti iJioiiststtrutor. witn oe win annseo ol tne 'tt- ot TiotujCowle. la e 'f Vanderbntgh county . deceased Aia latit'J eunp -aci to r-e solvent, t . . . , . H. Q. WtlfiELFR A'n,n;s'r.tT. jjlS ; , , V ith Will Annexed ' I)IIrTR U Oil'P IVOTff K. "TOTTCK is ntTvi y iv-n t hst th andrt-icne h been apl M ointen Ainnnritor of the atn of Ve.ry ishann if Vfjid r tm ruh '-'unty, dee -aed aiv eetn suprxTied 4,11 UC lUDU.fCUa. jy i ll Y " I rtr rv, 1U III " nMIl TR TR S U.U. TÄJ'OTirf; i. hirol v f-i-n (hat 1 jriM a-lt at CnMio Aneloi I oil Satnrivr. fa 'h la ...f Antust, IS at t. Auction R. -m-J xr Wrnlny & X. lhn in Kv-ir.svitle ; Th' p-Tft nal proutje; ,i.ir oinnt.n . d-Cfis-rt. -ors-jtJfls-nr kms te iitiuz IlmnfiM' Furnitur, flothire ,c. A irdito' six mon'iiQlL a'J sums alio', 'rc? dai.Tj. to tirin note with tute -ei waiving r-'I' f laws a 1 anfröret! (ten rttv . , vl . ' M Q H--KI.Bt. ini-r-rafor TT! r i'K't .M Kl.tiS Wtta Table Kuttsr; CALIrt'Kl.L it LANOLET. LOST. ft BRi'.AITIMN-' 9f ..., ,i.p, f a fiarn. with r-farls n t fc MiirB h-vir in csxttro. Vala d for th sah of tht. tti vr. ;Th- bp .'e bU fce rwir'i.) auTreoeivtt the thanks oJ tht f.wpct bv teAv-.at; it at this wflice. . j.25:f : --' - V: ,ovr.V..': .,. ' . .. "';, .;" . tt MRVOItAVni'M Rook, hottnl in T.pahcr with stssl m snnna- lora. Itt in some trp. . Tha owner will t thnKfnl t-j hav th i antnc lett at this ofhes . . jtWtf U (fX f'TTS Vos 1 an'l 3 Maantl. 4ii ht- M.ls Nos. i -j! Mack-rM: inihxs y.. 1 n.rrirs;; qr-t.fls -! it-. ;1 inn lo; 7 h.s lo; Ciba six Oiaars. reo' and ftjr sals at redurorf nriffs tiv j ja -i. & d. iiki.vavv. , G E 0 11 G I A L 0 T TE II Y , Jlttthoriird bf tht S'ate of Georgia. . ' Fort , fjiitm Academy LttiH;fl O l, A 17. To he drawn In th f.'itr of tlau a, Oeorscia. in pnblio on .Mvuday,Jul 2s 1!S . on ths H A V A A I I. A . SAM'L SWAN & CO.i MANAG ERS. . PKIZfcS AJUJC'XTI.VO TO X O 2 ; O O O ! ! Will be distribn'd according o the rnllawtBg KVKKT OT-..i ,TltKT BUKE IO Ith AW A PHIZ. 30.Ü00 JNüM13EKfcj-.5,l90 PKIZES! I fnio ol :. ( is.. 20 OiO t " - 40 -IK) is .... lU.'KKI ..... ) I. .... I.IHXI .. .. ' 8 .... : w 1 d 1 do , X Prices of 2 do .., t.orn is.....! .. 1. in is 4O0 are . . .. 2 are do da 80 ars ;! M r 50 4 priis ot $20 approximating to tO.fKin sriz are &Q -an - ittj ao ju.ihki ao do 4iNt . ,- 8 do 50 do J.0..1 do tiv 4ll ,8 do . . 4ii : do , 44)0 do do 8 i do ....... 30 .., .du ".. 20 do do H 40 do 20 do 80 do do 1 IVtW ie - 4 amounting to 6 OOU 1V9 friios amouotius to tl02,MH ' Tn- I5,ooii Pr'zew o $iarf d'erminel by then mterwhirh draws th tAt ttt Prize if that numbct should bi aa odd aiimhtr then every O'M oumher liukei in thejoheroe will be ftli'lilpd Ln at. if .n Ir.II nnmhRr tli.n mrr v.n nnmh.. tioK&t it. me -cti"me wui ne n titled to 94. in addition to anj othrr prize which the ticket. may draw Piireh-4At.rs in hnvins an equal quantity of oddanJ even nuinhor tickets sill I 6 certain of -Irawjus ut-arly half the cost Oi t'isvtne-. with ch iteea of ot.tain'DR other prises. lememhrr .hat every Prise is drawn, and paable in full w:thou.t 1efl;iot:on ' sJs?aU prists ol I 000 and undr. paid immediately after th- dawins othr erüea a' the nsnal timsj of thirty daa. . AllonmmaTtiratins strictly -inttd-ntial Thedrawn minteer. wi'l be forwarded to porchases imm -dvaoclv alter the drawins;. ' - --.. - stf-W bn'e Ticiet. 5 ITatv. Qnarter. tV.JPtr ; riie fick4 vshed er renewed n other tickets ateitber effiee. - Or- ers for tickets ean he addressed to 'i r i l--td 8. SW AN 4 CO., Atlanta. Oa. COFFEE. "5 h1! pTime Easteni I offees 2" paokota Old tiov't J.va Coffee; in n, (or .a'e ly jyn Z. H. COPE & SON. 6S?TJIiHIK - - -: 19 I tr gr- nnif Perpr; 15 s-r4s kronnd Jina-er; 15 do do flar-ce IO no . do Cloves: ; 10 do do CiDaamen:-o doa Kencnry Mustard 10 l)Mi Dt-trd Appl-s; SO bnb O'.rn Mf al; ' 44 hxs Pal n .Soap; . 20 ax tar Caodles; 2-1 do Tallow Candies; Jinrtc'd hy jyll - . . I. H. COOK h SOS. FOIl LWriSVII.I.G.ErASSVILLE A PS U f; IS4a. THE fine 1-At dratsrht steamer CTB . will . rTvrl?! run r-wnlnrtv as l.v . natsine down .verv tji - : T t Sntdnv aud nn-eyerv Wednosdar. She will t.k. freight and passengers at the regular packet rates. -' s jy7-tf ir.nv KOTHE.t arrival, of La was. Mnsqueto Bar? Green Ti ;.V. , v. --- dim. "ram '"--'--- J ' j. m wjiwiUU .AUIlCb . , -. laVO Claim - Strain. fc n will .1ai.n... L. Li persons who have claimsent t1. em immediately for pumt-ot; aut all thoe who

kni.w themselves indented to ua.-wiildo ns a favor hy pay- country as any in 4he "tste. persons vshinr to invtet m proving the same. ;.y!7-tf , . , 1. W. 4 S. V ICKER V. pertv of thi, kind, will sec the advantage of inveniny hra.

, f . " sr .- 5 1. 1 1. in 4 i isj fi TO ALL vVHOvI IT MAY C "NCKK. u rt a v n, tnis oay tJuij i4tn.iaeiu ont my entire interest. -R in the mrcbandise a d everythir.g rvrtainior therunto. f-rmcriy onned by J VT. S TicV.rr 'o Mr Ohir'es tf ...lohuscon J .'. :t-.k ...IinVc n- with Mr. . I itn-t Vt V lottery wiil eoonefs at fe old stnd. I return mv ..ino re thanks to mv nu'nioYrns friends for their liberal pttronar -extended to me. while in bn.ines in iMrtiu mi in n in, ana w-ni i ce pieasea tnat tno same may be continued witk the bow. jjsT Samuel ticccry. A CARD. ffSTAr-ifO aooi itd with me in bnsiness Mr. Ch.tles cJohnston. Jr. . in nl-'Ce iIMt, . Vickerv r-tiril. We will continn- to do a Family Groe.rv- and Provision b'isine. at- the old stand, sent the na -ngtoa iiotel." 1 nnder thename raiistvle of Vickb k JoHKsTost. - 1 will he hipnvto waiton all my old friend and oustoToers. and on as manv n-w eines as mar favor its wHh their mttonu. nnmiiiii to do too bit-,. Me 'owll j .... JAMB W. Vf K ERY. P. S.-Mr. Sun'l Vickery is anthortred to nrnke ollect;nn. .n4 nA .11 4.önj. u.in.t th. aid lim: ' i'i nima of the old firm will be uaed in theliiuidntioa nf debts o.

RAILROADS, &C.

VAN ä VI LLE & C RA IVFoR. S V1LLE -i , p-. , .J,s- -J Si ?T " .1 ; fct4l- ! ? T) A T -T r-v iR A I L R Q-A-D, I ffe' ad lief Siond. nn. 15th. ontil fnribtr rotle. iP The .Mail f'!!.f)!e Tin nlMnn EtihU1 a - - r ine.-'aii fi t iuav wur 1, are KTanerilla at . 2ll P -31' : arrfcViitB at. f ocnan at 4:2tP 11 4- .1. . PoaBMt i,h the fcvnin t.ain n the Ohio acd 'Uaiirna R,.i..d . st !... ia r-ntr. I nii.ni. Tone liaou at 35 f M.. iBi.lnltrn.K it M3 A. M mftklbf dlrt eonnenmr lor Uincinitati Columbus. Clevelaad, Philadelx phta New Jork ana Itanim'-re, r Retarnins; leaves Ter-Hfut at3:.M P Jf.; after tie irj rival of train from Ji-dianaal.i arrives at Evansville al S:2fiP, M. Passenicershy this train eatt dome l?t St. Lonis Cineinna"?"" ti and LouiiVillo same day. Baga-ns eiecked nf indiaaaFARES:- r . : . s f i ri . tt From KTnnvtlle to Lent a I...'..;.. do do Chicaso ,..-r.... .... ..... Indianapolis, . 1 f . 2. do do do do do do do do ( o do do . . d. do do do 4W do . do da Uincmnat..,... . Clv.lasid 5...i. - rs R-iflalo , 17 K, f 1PM ... ........ 24 W. Pittshnrj;. ....:;........ 16 !t heelinas..... 4 4 Baltimore ...... 22 r B ashinjrtoB v.. ,...2 Ot Phiiadeiphia ............ oat. do w - .. -wi i-unuia... ... ..... .......... ... ... . i ' Daily Freiaht Trains leave Evan'.llle and Terro-Hante at do 7 40 A. M.. on whi.?h local paeeer.rers will he taken x -l irr Foranvnformetion or tiromxh TicltAU. anv-lv at tiis CopayaTranann,tiav. OfteavJuadaf Xnonet slwet. Er aun.i.io a. I -a i r. t. . i-tp l. - Princeton Clarion -nd Ilercnow Patri.a aakre aau-nthas-adv. and eopy.. f ? '. C'. " J r i, j , AMA5IS EXK'UESS COjIPAMT. A ' NEW ARRANGEMENT: THE iDÄIS PXPSH. COMPAKTT reepeetfhll announce to their frietd, the pttMionf Kvomvilfe tne) victnitv. that they have determined to epen sa oftieei jJL Kvansville to he devoted exclusively to tue transection. of the husins of their. t.fle, ad hav. ppointett, It'r. QV). tv. cBRifK as their Airen. th. from his ronnectKB. witK re hnsiness. is perfectly f miliav -wttk all tr .oute, and the details of thetr .operation ;Thi rran(tw--nt has1 been mae with ' sole onjeet of. incrrasiaf the facilities i the VaTDTess. and berehy inereaae its desirshility to the pnklic to accomplish which the heeteffort of our local agrn. will he especially direeted n 1 1 1 f f All persons havine business with onr eomyany will pleas I call on Mr. McBrif. at onrnewoffee rnt Kirst street, between Lomstand Main, who alone is antnorised aaaa-tfeti' ns from this date. - . nv2-dtf . ' A IFRFO O AfTHRR f pertatenit tit . t. Fitnsti 1HKIVH.!. fTJST reclv d (and now open:nr' direct-irom PhitndM v phia. 8 half chest.. 21 boxes o'hetri Rlaew and Oreea. Ta. tanm which i a hal" chest of x tr Black Tea, which we recommend to thoeo wboleveit all of which 14 ottered ae a small advance on tnrt . f-tll end trv it at VICK EST k TonVSTOJt'S. I,r ' jy!7 - v .. '; Slain t . near Vashinf ton Hotel. ML : Sftxee Tin Plate: 20 Pirs riock Tia: ' 2? w4l 1b n.nper Uottotnsaisorted; v 4000 d Wire . - do in JtSr id 'nrsle h " - " jyl.' '' ' S A MV FL ORR. 3 5? V RVK Fl.OVn. 5 bbls S'arklc's extra brand.' inA . rec'il hy jel, , , , Z. H. Ci'OK A BON; ' ' BITRand rod Lead forsalobr iyt- - r S iMTJEL OKE. 1 C. ROM r.ari W.I.. i.t vw, A t. . j i7 z. n. r-mr sox:Ji Coi m ii v nvro.v uai lit, lha Hams: 2000 lbs Shoulder-: -i,.Ki rit.'d and clear: so a snt-rly of extra ?uinr Cured and Canvassed H-ttn. in stor-and feiteale hy UKU.SIIBBKBElt i C KSOX. KC mniAX'S 8AI E OK RKAL liAf'v E. TJi TICK is her by xivs that Henry Jaeet, Uuardian f.i 1 i the mioor hpirs of William Wood . dto- as d by virtne ef -m or icr of the Court ot Common Pl-ui ot Vandcrbars county, on the 2d dny or Aeeost. - lh5d,- b k-fM n 10 o'clock A M. nd 4 o'cloek P. M..wrsaid day,, wilt ttvU at pnli ,i auction, i the door of the Court .ilouso. in tha city ol Flvauaville, vndrlhnre;h n , Indiana. a)l thatot the 8oitth b-.lf at North Ks? t quarter of the North Ket .(ititrter of section nin-e-r -eon. fins six. Son'h Kons ten wetlt.. betniit-'as- ta "aidy H-irs and npt heretofore anil, be antra-.! eiag about eiftht cr-. noon the iullowiua- terras to .'wii : On thfrd o tha o-iroase mnnev to paid in caah one thtr In six and ore third iu twelve months, the porchrse 4av s-iv-.- hi n.tet fof the two last payments with intereet fiem the day at sale, ieenred by wi.rtesRe upon the pren-iites. - jy-w , - j, . . - , HNVBT JAC0P. OnsrdlasiJtt ; ' nisSMiM Tiofi th $,,' ffpHR pirtnenthin heretofore xietinx between the numeral sisned has been di.olvtd by ttntual eoniient. AI tbt outHtaitdinir hasineas of the tirre of Kendall Ar Roxel w ill ba settled by J. H. Hogers, to whom all bills will h p-eenfed and payment? of dd.ts. rosde. It is sefttflty to Settle thw u.inossof the firm immedia'.e'lv. ' PKTEH' KrVALli, jyz-3w J.'- H. B-OOERHj viKju ti if vcTonv.' : ; WE. the underlined.- wih to call the attention ef tha Wholesale Ver Kan a ef Kvau.ville and elealera in etoeral to the fact that we t.re n w enftnofacturfns! a ware srticle ef fAer V-tncyar. which w. will .eil seas tA eemrlbr. w.th Cincinnati nr Pittsburgh priee fl" " c-11 ' ' A ir'1 trial is all we ask. - , MKROKK A 'Jtl.FOrtp y N. B.The-manufftotery ieaitoated on ttaeorn r of Fonrta. and Canal titets l.ttmaitct eity. .- . ..... . .- jj 1-dlwljfe' SEW i:,l4D BIjACKI.TU. . FTlcUre.-trsol-eaperiient1nita attain theendaf oillnir JrK. and roliahinx leaf-er. with ess Tticle. T. II. RICH-' A h 0-i lia -at . lere-th .c-'v d enmpo. ition viiich will heantiiully poli.h VI kiswls of V uts and sho a. and no ren drthemeolt and pVi--le Ti:issrlend-t'cempo.itinn Istrnly uutivtlld in this or my ite coilntry f.r its shining qtrali' ty. and iunut.rit'otis eTirnt. fo the Joatoer. All who "irt 4sl'f 'nf laor-BnVinr pre.ervation and f r'lltenrv wil nf the N asp K-irlsn- lilackitig. Sold in Eaanvill-hy wi ley SasrJ: yer. J.W. A S. Vlckery. Crawford Bell, JiVrshberrer to rareon. and others. tyH-tv "' ; V EW I'O I ATOM-. -. ACOVSTNATsupply o' Pot.ton. lower thta they tell ia mark.-. - - f 10 u - H K Vt H KBH Ktt & '"A R-iO.N. 2K r-HKriTK .U lll.HJltil HAIOHei.12 ice f-hesta assorted Sites; ... , v 10 do Refrigerators asserted aire, jnst'rcc'd by. lylO 'L1 ' 14 H- COOf 4 80.'" flOM.ÄR AD CAnFTiei'.KKVsit.. - .'.r' 4W aWi EaxHsh Worked Collar.? - , ' 150 pairs Jaconett Cndersleevee. ree'd to-day and tat sale by . JAft4t.it LOW 4c C't. 1OOPI(1 TIH . . a ".' 1 '. . '.'', 14 15 boxes R-.tlog Tin; 3.V hoxes x'Ti;,: ' - - '-.v XMO lbs assorted Wire, for sals by -lys SAMUEL OKttr.täÖKKT I HÖH r.K175 bdis assorted Sneet lra.Seaska 8 beet Zipc. for i. . SAil'.I OUR. sal by jy8 , TON'S Iron just rcoeived per '-tnele fj'.- Thl . with our former stock makes our stwor meirteom jyl7 - s ' I-. SAMVKL-t)itft.t. AVATKIt COOM.IIS AMUCE CIIESTS." B'HOSK who wonld prictiee eoonemy will at once call oa , a tnrm rone n uo.. and puroba.se tliofe desirable articles we eil them low for cash. 1J-I9 P. HORNBROOK k CC. CHOIf K OI.O l.'HKKsjK. ä boxet veryenperior J Cheese just r?eeied by - ir jy'4 H KRSnBEROER fJARSOKTj IstlaTlaf. tBS Si:E'f cnVed Dried Beef. rw'TpeV jy!4 HKRSHBERUSR & CARS0NV . flvlK. 2000 bVl in enperior ordel-ronlttoBI'i RivetJ and Wolf Creek Whit Lime: and Sch'llin Prey, al- ' ways oa hand; alo White and Grey Lime In hbd. for sale by VI , .-. r, . . '4 I.. 1-tfTt.ft n w. C KMT? Vi'. 20 hbls j j Uulms Cv - fur sor sole vrr lowHy via - ORO FOSTKB fO , ' S.I.Ora. 100 pMs and sacks rec'd p r rrlr-ad to das) lor sale by yl2 GEO. FOS t ER & CO.JfCFF.EB. H ALE A CO S Koiswhs 'ah: ? Ä lb GEO. F.STER& CO.. Agenttf i Have 2500 b la on hand at rai road depot and Canal. '' jyl2 . ' -.- . ,- f f 1 T7?! I t-'M'ki I tll'ttt.Ylv.ll irnt I I' I'kVa. ajtlKTV dnsen of Chenter's. Improved Fruit Cans, the t1M m pleat, snrest and .cheapest ea ever invented They haveno equal, they are made nf the verv beet trials and can ba-' nsed for rears. No antimony, load er rnbr about .tUasa öao. ,.,... Z HL- fl OK nas. jya '.. '' ' Sole Aeer.t for WvansviHn, . , NOTICE 4XT' At -'..' ' 'J IfplrtnNrTnnd fi-v .-rd-r. will h, filttn at pa fcrClothViirMl. K AHM 'S Clothing Store, two doors abov the Journal Office. . i .. n - .jjrl-ttrt : -t - - J1 . '! r--- ' - . r . ' "fl JftHCKlHB ADi.-rhtHQnigley ektrk (lams juetree'd as( Jt. w ' for 4atB ia quaa'.ities m suit hy i. nyl Z. H, COOK & SON"' ."IvflCR. IX SKB .n 11BI.S. A supply kept eon jt ntantly on h nd. for sle lowest market prices ty je18 - ; H R. OILBRRT Ct. Kj.' esr K ater.' rjFtHEsUnd known a tha New Hotel, at Newberry, willig -M. sold on tor-na .-ivi .tag ousto the -"a er. 'tis farorabljp pecarea in tne nonrtsniog town oi "o, in niriiitMuo. CUIBUJIiai- nS niHFil.l t" &CI V , MC u k uu o .u u . . B W . ticrry isihe terminus of thesotnhern division of the K. I and o. ä-.raiiht Line Ri"oad, Hdl' loclM'l imnvedia-ej v K- LI L- A ,h fc'M.u-V IW. , on W k ri... i.. 1. . beautiful and- hal,hy location: with aa good a surrounding - For oarrioota.s apply to either , ,, S. b RTOiDARIJ i.iili ... THuH Al JOHN0Ti ICdtf-K IIAVK III II Sil F. .., s k ; WI-ililNi, to retire from c-ftve business to my .r j-'Y farn, I now otier this plaes tor sarer. On it is a i ;'--! 0mn oion- Tavern Hone. one tnrae thro- steirv j S-ooe Watehoue els" onof Frama-Pork Hons -----. vitli ..nr. l. iliil..fMiii Am wi h ood t 'mit 11 ..Mi..i..i.iililMlM. fe-. j, ,, asto.ie Ian)iut c.t go-d d-rth of war. r and f all if mew free from m ti. It tn oosesa a good Dry4ood and fsrevcervTTi.de and is widplv Itoown n a chtnninr noinr eoeond to hut.Vw' Lo-'B'.on the rthio vireyfreia LotimvtMeto Bvantw Tille. Tha. location and ciari ter of the bnsine of tha place impfciativelv require ncber brancttoa of hosincsstn - ? .iiUtcte -'viz:' A Tocco Htem'meey. Are . -e. I eseen - !tia'Vy neCes.iry to snoplrthe croande of the blle. and , 'which, tf dsne, wnttd Tncroc t4n evneisl 1 nstW'-s f t' e piaaeamvinx'y- -A Urse section of 'the eo wrvrwi wbit-, .to t-v.4ttae, no tn.de. has. been .derived (fr want of roads) - and nearer this p-ttnt thnntany qtaier wtn it.t"n e. broocht to tiiis place fas an orer h ber i.-ned from onrt -f r the opeuiegof i totl. Tot 'ST,?'.".? 4'5 ' dress , . . ; - .. -ROBERt. CR HAM. ' idress tv9-tds i-ota xiaven, tLy MÖ;.-r2:,i iioxes treih pi4y i day 4t. fro ?w H i Orleans for'üte tow T7

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