Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 5, Number 83, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 29 July 1852 — Page 2

DAILY JOURNAL.

A. H. 8ANDER8, EDITOR. CITY CF jL,VAKbVlLLB: VMlUKVOAi; fll Pit 7 JL'I.Y 29, Mg For Ireldent GEN. WIN FIELD SCOTT. Eor.VIcoPrcsldcnt, . . ' WnXIAM A GRAHAM, dT XORTH CAXOLISJ. Far Qaatrnar. ' Nicholas Mccarty, er Hatto i or wtt. ZiTr Li at a a at Gaatrmar. WILLI AM WILLIAMS, or Knsrrrtin erTT. 'Far Traaaartr af St-tl. WON T. HA DLKY. of Wayne coontj. Ftr Aaiitar statt. " '.DOUGLASS MAGU1KK. of Marlon county. Ftr Stcrttarjf tf Statt. J0H5 OSBOKNL, of CUy county. Ftr Rtptrttr tSaprtml Qaurt. 2.L.ONBOKNK, of Uj-orta ioui.ty. ZFtr Clr tf Suprtmt Ctmrt. : . JAM tS A. fcTKtTc H, of Gri.l o uity. '. Jt SmjTinttnitut tf Caatataa ückati. AARO.N WOOD, of Putnam tociitj. Ftrjvdgtt tf Hprent Crt. Firit District JOHN HOtt fc, Lurauire ounty. ' CHARLES ÜEW EY, Clark eooi ty. TAirtfDaTid MrliOiibU, Monroe Aiii.tj. JrUSA.MUL B. GOOKLNS, Voo county. ELECTORAL TICKET. ftxTTotu ttrrroKt. HEX RT S. LA .NE, of Moi.ta-ouiery county. FLEAS AST A. HACCLE.MAN'. of Kuah county. pirricT itLtncas. Tirtt DittrietltyiiLL U. DcUhclm. Duboio county. S4 Jons D. t-CRacsox, C'Urk eounty. rrrf Cik. froiT CaKTCS, Switzerland county. frt A Job H. FeiraR, Prjukliuto-.ii.ty. rtftk Datio Killooii, ivliwaro county, f ir Faiirf M. Kiüt r. Jokntou roiintj . 8nt-U-KicBAo u. iLoxi-eos, Vlfcottmnty. Kifktk G. V. bftHM, 1 ij J.etUUOJ 0 il.t . ' ar . . 4 T" K Ct.vi.i i n sr I. -l.il i .al.tr. J . . mm I ....... 1 v --w J . - T: J ah s. Fsaz ks ho-uluskovoui.ty. tlntntk ion M. vnCLt. Grant county . TheGerm .11 rarlot lleinzrr. ' A few days' ago, we published a speech ic e?ntly made at Cin.inn-ti by the German patriot, Cha. Hf inze , iti which he'spokj o the nomination 0: ii.rce, and of the present Democratic" p. rty, in no very d-mpii-" laentary terras. We uid 31. Heinzer ha ! been connected with the Democratic prty of thi country since his arrival here. We re.ceivpdth'a impresiion fr.tn a German friend 01 waom we maui .)n.e inquiries respecting 3Ir: II. , He tolJ us 3Jr. II. had been editor of a Democratic pjper, the S-hn.llpost, and was now connected with one, or h.d ben lately. We probab!y misunderstood 'also the expression uracical Draccr-fin the New York Tribune: 1 0f all the exiles whom the European rev-! o'ution has brought to tur shores, none wieLVso trenchant, m.rcUess and independent a pen as 3Ir. 1 haihs Heinz 11, now Editor o a weeekly j mm it in this city cull td ths Janus. A ra ical democrat, sp-ukin; riht out what he th nks on every ubj xt, avowing his op nioas ua rtligion, t t.-r-ture, polltio, or individuals, with perfect coclnesr. and indifference to th j opinions of them.Joriiy, he nectaarily o ten bhocrtS thy LeJing of his readers und maks ti-es whore he migltmaka irimd, tut he also often t 11 , V. A ,..,4l. I " However this may be, we were honest in aying Hunzen was a Democrat, as we underttood the word in its pr'y application. We were aware of the enmity entertaine by the editor of the Voiksbote to this patriot and true democrat, an J therefore we expected the opposition of tha paper, to any of the liberal views intertained by so independent a republican as Heinzen. But we well knew the name of Heinzen is nursed warmly in the hearts of the Tl.AA nf fi.rmnn tin1 tln wcrds coming from his lips would receive their careful reflection. We were rteht in both particulars, and have been glad to find that many of our German friends do cherish with love the n imeof Heinz?n, and that his words, as we lately published them, have at tra'cted their attention. But we wish now to make a few remarks upon Dr. Fritschs letter la the Times cf last SiUrday. We acknowledge the per aonal friendship between Dr. P. and 31r. Heinzen, and that the former shouU hive ac quaintance with the leading opinions and - preferences of 3Ir Heinzen. Dr. F.siys Sir. H. is not a Democrat that he "Inclines to that party which wo know under the Free Democracy." Dr. F, however thu3 remark? 'Letters from him but recently received speak plainly enough that h? never had the idea to vote for Scott, and it must be a bad servil of his acquaintance in Louisville to utter such words.' Now we should like to see any letter written by 3Ir; H; since he was in Cincinn.t stiting he will not vote for Scott. A personal iriend of his, as we understand, has said he woull support Gen. Scott, speaking for. Heinzorhim3elf. Dr F. might also be ,so kind as to furnish us Ii e copies of tHeJames, which are said to contain anything against Scott and, also a paper containing the justice to Pleice.' But we are in li.Terent as to whet?r 3Ir. Hejnzer be a Whig or Democrat.- Wo did not make extracts fron his letter for the purpose of g'ving t'e opi.iions of a member of one of the parties, but the opinions of a German known to Germans, and who is a man of the highet talant, cultivated intelbct. and a cute observation a patriot in his ,wu country, and daubtl ess an honest republican in this. If some of.these views Dr. F. d ff rs with him, but in ni parth'ula-, whil he obje:U to our arti rle, djs ha ombat the enrreetne of tha vi?-.vi o 31 . II. as given in the Journal. VV therefore again call th" j attention of Germans .to ths -opinions of the great patriot But first let, us make an extract from the Doctor's, letter, which may have tome allusion to .our friend of the Voiksbote... Speaking of HJnzr's enemies he says: .- , , . . . , e . . 1 . Tney belong to thatclas of people that neither is i ist. nor cmible to h . nor and teem, talent like his. Many of h eountrymen are P.ftn cnos'gh to 'throw dirt at him

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t ,..nA.. ... ... - hf" thinki. MMIe-.nxer, mibe speech ai.ujea 10, mas - . . . . . , i i . .i .L i "... ..!,,. urk: men. trous for the popular credo.ity.- I We hope our German Democrats will üna something in that rcina.k worthy of gerious reflection. It is true. We have already i publuhcd his opinions of Gm Pierce, in which he sueiks of theobscure3Ir. Pierce,' ueakä of the obscure3Ir. Pierce.' as a man "scarcely known cut ot h s own family circle." But we muy as well give a paragraph here: Well, then, the candidates selected by candidate, thun as it by magic, he at one di-w becm.sone oi the great oues oi eartn-ülls ! a large space in all truo xu-3-dt-niocrd'ic" heart-, ..homy, every reaiD uutrat would have beou bou.id Ircia tiiut mouieut to love him as the tV.h r o: his coi.n:ry. V"e close this article with another extract ! published in tiie previous urJcl; oa this subject: No mm, in tho present p sit'en of affairs, ran have etroier motives fur earnest consiue a ion ot tin- relation which they m-tain to the ptities in ihis country, th ill our countrymen. , 31ort Germars tend naturally to the Democratic party. Bu:ih y allow thems-.-Ives to b deceived througii th- great 11 .mes o!' the OLSt a'id the original significance which the term Democracy won in th; t me of the FeJeralUts. Ti.at period is pas'; JctT-Tson whi;ia the part claim as its utber, would si in 1 appalled, could he stinJ once more among sucu i.egi nerat ci.drtn. Thv' Democratic pirty is entirely rotten. Ir.s complet.-ly oi.e over 10 lavchoMing and liUiiker..om. To all, n which ihe Germans esperially 1 y. the greattst s j-e-s .rt tdoinot the public lauds, Haiti. ig th. slaveho.d'ng poj.y, and a decided sUiul in rehtio to turein nations .0 ail this the Baltimore Platform iifiers th.J cirect opposite. Aadthis pl.tlbrin, the s rvili hi.nker pre-s calls t ie foundation on which we must "go on anJ build." Let tie RussLn Czar erect U s rule upon the ruins ofthj Republic, an I tne servil' Hunkers would name Cos.uckdoin a foundation on which toug o:i und LuilJ." We iiiust "go on anl LuiiU" ii quite u different las'.ion. From t ie fctru,I.s ot the limes a new and souad Democ:atic party mu.t be brought forth, to h ch men of right h arts, full of the love of liberty, men of principle and honor, may attach tn mielvcs. And should another victory ot the Whig prty be nece ssity to bring abot.t tins new birth, our condu t would be Uuly D m urati., should we seek to assist tue in in vanui;hing the Democratic party. tJCrThc Cincinnati Enqu'rer of last Sunda v.endevvors to convince its readers that Gen. Scott will not bo at the Niagara celebration. Such a multitude of Whigs are going from Cincinnati to Niagara, that the Enquirer seems really afraid the city will be depopulated, and tries to stem the torrent by saying Scott will not lc at the Convention! Well, it makes no diTcrence whether S-'ott is there or not his spirit will oj in and ab-ut that mult'tu e- the ii.em ry of his great Na tional services will bs there bright memo ries, and every memory an eulogy upon Win field Scott, will gladden the hearts of the ten, of thousands of Whis there assembled to do him hen jr. 0" Our neighbor of the Times hnving taken relu'e in Film e, we shall bp comn. lb d to go on with the goo I work of the campaign alone. All right Walk up to the Captain's office, fellow-citizens, if you want to hear the truth and be treated with indisputable facts. We've got the. facts, figures and -documents generally, and are boiling over with enthusiasm for ev ery good thing generally, aud Scott and Graham particularly. äX3 The Cinrinnati Enquirer, a Democratic' paper, pives th? names of s veral prominent Democrats ofthat city, who have promised to bolt the nominations of the Democratic County Convent! n. That's the talk! If they would al?o bolt the nomination of the X.itional Convention still greater proof of their honesty might thus be afforded. fO The Democratic papers ore g'ving Bennett, of the Ne-v Vork Heral!, a authority for Gen. S'ott's soundness on the compnmise. Bennett is rliht good Democratic authority indeed, for anything they wish to prove. A man who has been repeatedly cowhided for libelling respectable mei both in the. city of New York and London! In the latter place the cowhide was applied in the form of a thick bout. OrrMADEMoisEi-LE Rjsalthie, one of the recently imported French riders, on the Floating Palac, is said to be beautiful aaan Houri, graceV. as a hwn, and by far more killful th in Madame Macart. Indeed, they say she excells all the mnin horsemanship. T We notice tint the Times re-published .Mr. Garrett's reply to the unexpected call, in Tuesday's paper. Does it think it can 'force the people to read those, three columns J . .. . J , . . 01 juux.ai ano eg u.si.cai nonsense oy parauing it before them every issue, even lor. a j month to come!

. lae Uimocratio party, as J1" iE8titut on w.l9 0M ru'd un 'e i:a ccll-gint.- or- Cmmirtee. 'n Orer. IMi, mtp p ;l.n-'i ait i t -e 11 ue of tU-.i-cieuta-iv. s c t- rcuy, r ;r ;tfc t i..r t, . f,,t -t r o:. tu o lUelf.in spite of the -ouraJ," "I berul and "J"9 " , , v . addrei lu th- W "of iL St.t , in whu h wixUwvoy .iU,' andwi.tr.l t: . - v;: . , Lr ..n,.

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no mere ol true dtaoc.acy than tue ntme; i3 un:ier admirable arran rr.eht, and 1 w n- pjr Taylor - r.r ca3 - - - t, uniJer unv circtiatuicN v.,tca lo.- .i,. and notliinsr can be more appropriate to it , v,t: ir- ;.! f ' t 't.iU vvim imw.tu . ar ww h about üe

the Convention are the Northerner. Piervu! pip Journal, at ilrre.iuuu-,c.wi,:ul sral..8 rüll v..tvM v yior wm vote. ior wft " rV.;:...v..-iiKiri in comuacticn with the Southern 3Ir. Kii-g. ; nameof ino ycuu ' man uhu is just as rabid S ot, w th the adJ!t o:i o. O'iio, ih i m i and Kuu. v i bJiuii iiK. I .l u. ai. lo .it,, m 4n hnn!rfi nfwsnantT. h id tver thuu jht OI .... . - in 1543, Ulli til.C ! U. V tCa tor öw Jll. vw . Ul v " . i . . lo.u r i3

the obscure 31 r. Pierce, who was s urcely i V brieve hethtnfes the mo n is waoc u4ioi ' uid ,a- uderge angi- to Mit t ie i ............... 30

known out ot bis own laaiiiy cirae. let no , l,oco ocoism aero in-tun Oiiij, a.i.i:e frrr rne noteJ uainorn a inaiana uuie-, r - '7 .VT-' u V : i . i vdwt.it..

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ttiiü ttie depth and purity oi their lore :or buirgw i pi' 7 .DU,c; t'Uk jjy her b y was burned up m a tt:n3ral pi ,. ... ":r become buuudlt. in G.rm ny, they call (s,-me pre tty Wi.ig i iskirU U exe visin up- h hcr ff,cs, even t- anna gold dust rcR TUE W EEX ISI,:xtt Tuesday, ji lv 27 th s sorut thinj servility want u. pmui 1 ,;cn hisn a .p.cuaof .u,,idi.al ry runny, which ' j t!. a b:füfe. i X. J.si.V W .,r R"T' iunaiy, tc. In Am.r.ca, it s udel ty to par-, fi .. , . hU going the whu.o S 'e 1X1 C . ... ; : .r 1 Tiiur-.a,.. - t. , mj 91 . ty. And if the loavention of Humuujgeiii :. . , 74 ,. , ,k , V ... u. ,b .3, m w. is ' - . . had nominated the Emperor Soulouq,, oMhe i tcket-ir hough others it quU as tr7he AluW hore 12 o cI .ck ,uy. : 1 h w .rn, ,t m. ard t r. m K;n' G1J20 of D.Uoiuy,- as tlu-ir cüüuiiiarej much alarmed ibr fear tha t: truti bro-ktng r.iht b -fore 1 is?. . She In takn the place Mt,;,":; - t.,; t-r, m .

Aklnrr Ffltnlff Collexe.

Vi aw inrhL-ted to V. Carpenter f.r !al..rmrnDMctcorit.iaitethJ prve.ün rn fl(,.rtn nf th, u0 , cr t k- A4u- - c i i lent. Parents may safWy entrust tor ch dren at this inatituiion. vvui oe piensi'u w Low the pjmphlet jpvinj full part.culars or everything in" connected with the Institution, to j any one interested. 3Ir. C. alo h'.nded us .arieceof rouic entitled uM.y Sjng,' the a ricce of muic entitled .y &jng, ine wer s written oy ir ena urtg.f ui im m Albany Tribune, ana xery pr.wy in y are. fXT In a list of suL'sr.- bers for tho Cimjr;enij5 ue naVc. teen iufjrmed, are t.vrbly . uiv , , , tt'a,ulcu ak "lJ "' in chilli tili fr.vu h Whi r n i!Mr uno'i a m'nd ' never be fore asonished by fuel, may tfiU-t . . t sucu ait i.istatit revu si t o 1 .eas as 1 1 era k. t ie brain. But we hope nt. T ie political Intii 'v in 'vvtiwrli hi Ir.a lifTi-t tir: hcn I ,UU"J b. ried, was toodur'i to n Lng r Lis beiuj engulphed in any v i ti-jr cV.i of bla kness. . AffRAr ASD DATH.-Ol Sülld.y iast W-l-limPUol, mat-011 th lie. uo i.-,visupirc-Uenc'eJ for striking a han I on aid bo it on the ! head with a L u.un, thereby ra irtally wonndin hira. Pibtol was rut in iai. to i-9 w await the result o; the ii jari s hj gave the h;nd. On Sunday nijht the m.n d ed, and j the verdict ol the c.ron.r's jtt y was that he came to his death ly a blow troins.id P stol. Pistol vras held to buil in -CuO to answer r - f)C7"The newly invented d;o- fatning that was applied to a certain store n'ght be fore last, his Fom v ry gout p ints .bo ;t it. We trust the inventor w'il Iose no time in securing 'letters pitent" for th's valuable improvement. Mr. J., to wh is? door it was attached, objects t it cn account of its hav ing too large a barrel thinks it in iicates rather an inflamed genius in the inventors head. Wombs Killed bt Negejes The Icd River, Li Republican uys that two Ie uhl s have been murdered recently at the upper enl of the P.asis:nce settlemen. A 31 . Wallace found a in g. o s.Mrching her ro m, and on attempting to drive b ra away, he s'zed an iron kitchen utens 1. and give her a blow oa the h.ad -which i;itan.ly k lied her. Whenth body was discover-ed. In r infant was fon ii nj upon it.endeaveriug to obtain nourishment. Another woman also named Wallace, was found with her throat cut from ear to ear. General Scc't received Lisfirtt conr.mission from Jeffersos; wai frequently promoted and tjna'iy ofier. d ths posi o Secretary of War by 3Iadisos; mjoyed the confience of Adams; was on.m ssion-d to allay the storm of Nulli.i ration l y Jjickox, and wd deputed ty Yah Dcres to quell the t mpst on ourCanu'a frontier, an 1 to aveit the thrcathened War on our .North Eastern border. The m bt imprtatit services which Gen. Sc-iTT has r.'ii .'ercd his country have not been rendered on the batlle fieid. nf By advertisement it will be perceived that Dan Rice's Hippodrome will be hre next Thursday. Din is po, ular in Evansville, and his . establihm- nt never fails to draw cro.vded houstg. D in ii:i't a'Vald to follow the Fl at itg Palace and e. mp . re entertainments at every t iwn n th-' rivtr with the Palace performance s. Or-JIr. Green'. Theatrical Company, of Nalwille. has been pluyine; at the New Girman Theatre a week or two. We b ii ve their Performances give satisfaction. We thank 3Ir. G. for the courte sy of inv.ta Lns to visit bis compani's performances. :l " Here is one of the charges made by the N. Albany Tribune ag.iit the l.te L - ilature j 0 T . . ., , , , In adutijn to al. th s, we now ch rge th .ti some S 500. or more w s p i-dto i cert .in d s-tin-uisbed D miocnt ot th:s Cungrea o a .1 District, as cue o the Antant . cretar.es ot the Senat' , v ho, tUe wjjole se.-siooj w-s ' never oiice gu; rally susp et d of being an flLac'ieofthe Senate, a no in the receipt of a daily stipend oifotr tloiiair, or toinrnvthin . The fact mig .t h ve bet 11 know uto a lew of the fai:hiul,butt e g.-at m.j.iiy of t!ie Legislature were kept tu utter !giuriico of the true relation he sustained to h se ho 10rable bodv. We ailude to Dr. W. F. Sneirod of Orange couuty, who is j u. uoa m iu ' th? list of Assis ant Secretari . Wi.t Dr. Ellis have tie gooiu-ss to inio in . s !,..' whose warrant or c rt ticate this .r, ml mn's account was audited and paiu! Dd Hie presiding ofla. er o! the Senat , Coi. Lane, certify to h-s acount, or w-.s it certified tj by the Principal Secretary o ' the S n.te, Mai. John P. Dunn, the now Demicrti; c.n-i-uhj iur ouic auu.wr! o um cur.ous io know. - ULr Fifty operatives are wonted at the Cannelton Cotton M 11. The highest wage pai dat Lowell will be given.

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Trn editor of ihft State J umil h a ffood cakul .tor, and we think inih.? tUluvhy p, cdict'on V v'.l ui hw rcatat!un: : .;,;;, J ft v-v 4w J ?.-. 7 Tt 4 2ZZ::: '.Z::: M ri h in-insny i." .lO Hi irui,ii i in nam v Jr;;;;;;;;;;;; i ti Tii . V. 1 "."..!." I c jjli,'... s MHllifTil o -! - . iu,tÄ c ivr4.r...... 4 Keu.ckj m Arui.us a . . JÄ t . .t:.i ... - ä l. v at ,he n -xt lr-iJ.'nt...l 'lection 11 the ' ' . .i. u . ... ..i .... i n..... i : ' & V. ---; ;-.-" r boiv ; tus wi.e, t il.ng :ier instant y. . xt Q... Ci.nn a M mihisanlC'ncinn iti pu ker, anl is c.t ex rllent boit in t . . 1 A . cverv mrticular. We are . inacmeq 11 our 0U friend, Mr. Old;?, cl?rk, for pjpers.' - : fTTh prople say that Dr. Evan gft mot mar?iincrnt lnnth. One woc.'t ilia imiM uiajjiiuc' nt iuih 11. ohu w ui natu-illv think so to see the "hu:urv swarm": . rc . ' ; ; ; : . . (kT. outh-rnDemorrat editor said th- o'her 'ay, when asked for the signs of the time, th -t t'iere.a J.rrZ cloud in lbVnr'hern s!;y. He s :id Fred. Douglass, the Negro, was out for PilBCE. . 07" Vscor lin t th5 Fr.nch cenu, one Fren. hm in in seventy t!i's by his own hands; anl ohe. woman in a hundred and twentyfivr. fjT3Ir. Weestep. h;s prepared a family bu-i:l plicc at 3Iirsh field, at a cost of about $1030. on the summit of a hill in oneof his ü. Ids, overlooking the ocean. ; : - i Letter of Me. CLAY.The ed'tor of the D venport (Iowa) Gize tte having addressed M?. CI y on the Fubjct ofthe me tti ofthat piper, received from the distinguished patriot the following reply: T, . . "AshlaxpNov.ö, 1831. 'Dear S;r: I receiv-d ani thank you f.r your tri -n by le ter, in wh'ch you r q i-vt a Tne fr in me with my uu'ograj h. As to mv iealth, in wh'ch you tike knd in te.es t, I, r Jgret th-it 1! is not as god as I coul I wish, nor is it so bad as it might be. . I think of making an effort of going to Washington-, to nt'end. probably far the lat time, the meeting of Congress. 1 'Accvpt my respectful ackriowled-jreroents for the kind feelings towards m which yon hve so lon er.tert.'tiiied, ai d coninu to cltrr sh, as expressed in y .ur letter, and as testifi -d by piecing at th head of your p .-p-r a Si-ntimetit which I once uttered, an l Ktill retn, that 'I would rathir be right tlian te President.1 . . . Wih'u.f you grat hap,vn?s anl pros per"tv, I am, respect' u I !y, vöur oledVnt Rer v.nN " IL-CLAV. "Mr. Aifued Sasder?." Avert Impohtam Subject. Oneof the 1110.-I valu .bio enu rpri-t.s i it ntifi -d with the I'tiMiess und essential to th. comoterci il progrers of the west and soi.t'i, i Marine Jtailrowl, cha'tsred by th- . Itsdiaua L g'sl ituse, intent od tj etr;d fr m the deep water of Jtffi rsjnville tithe d.-p watt-r abia:t 1 k mil b' hi.e it a place tailed the Whitpooi. To effect th s obj. eta comp my his been org.ln!ed nnd a charter secti'cd un-Ser the g neral Railroad I-iw of Indiana. The cap.tal sto,k is b:iüO,000; ;nd s u;I t.ik-11. As descri ed in the' L uisv'l.'e Courier. th raiiroa I, rompised of f-ur birs, will b wholy on th Indhnt bi-V, Un fxt ub.ve "o.c U'tLr on the - Falls. .A screw, dock at each - nd of the roa.l 400 feet lo'ig nd trO feet wi 'e will be con -tuct d 0:1 which the boat will be received i ani liftd, fully laden, with per ect safety t the ha'lsto the 1-vrl of the ruiirod, on aoicb, by stationary n1 ifi'ii'.- 11t i'üiv t tu!. luv wi.'l r .i L n nf r f,,... r04j a:.d be dock d d vn and put afl Mt j ti.ion t!n ir voyug s in ihe estimated lime ot . J m nutes. As I.ncidext. A sh-e.vd aid .same --hat wnj.ifh lrialiii.an initio ir JefiTs.uvill- , I .., hiving occ.tion to go to Por;lauJ, vvi.e e he f-uau agoxl ma:y of Wa -o-;iitrytieu tooit it l,ltj" hdd thai in? would tos. tbei. pro.ess. ion for t ie-ir P.vsideutial Candidate by hiirrahing for Gt-11. Pierce, upon wh Cii ail to u uian. r ,nde i," iurrh for old Chapultepec" anJ ril.,U: li upu;l i IU us tU0l. r:4 tiuy vvere abut tj Uemoiish him when h-; found it necessay u Ui:ccec;e ll.cn. th-t he too, was fo.'ol -.. Chajuiteptc." " i 1 Accident to jnz Rex I raxslis Max Dkjw.ked.- -Tue Ciiiunn iti 3lu lboat iiiii Franklin, on tnr trip up on W. dnesdiy, burst n r 'rd cyiiu ser-head and se.em-pp . A coined fireman, bei anting 1 1 Cin inaat', b aded, and then jumped overboard aiu drowned. A buy, emph yed m the cookhause, had his leg scvtre.jt scalded, lit was walking about fie d ck barefooted when the acjjdent occ ur. ed. Tae Frnk'iii made the. remaiuder o. the trip on oae wheel. Isju. Jour. We all have our Tkoul-les. Sist:r ManWhy Ciiarley, dear bi y.whai's the maiter'l . I uu seem O'ute m serabiv. CViry A'i! ain'i I, i ist! Here's mi says I iuit wear turn doicn to''r t 11 Chri - in lit. it'll iK ru'j ...ii ... SC: n . I) , ..I r u-lwi'u nut haif as ta:i a I am, hes nad slic. ups and I tcAtk-cAa.erj lor ever so lotig.

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1 ment. , pi 1 .r,-,; o. 31 r. Utr.cz Ii w .in ? i I i r. i'ii I v i ii , Hi ; 1 1 r 1. 1 , ' ' , I ! Ä.V-b.i JJ c our Wmc ir'rud?.- it l -precis -ly tnetioc. i ment for circulation in t le Nort .wosvm fctut. s. " He ore contncutng u Jjr. fr.- ; .-, :.,. ut,,il i,.p ii.a . Ih.-i.i Alii a 1 ja.:tut t. c.iaii t.aik.b. - r . , ... . , ...... .ft. ...w .f. -IF. ...f.. , tc. U' H-'l. II. k riJ.AVll. " LUUW it-. 1 , - Got. Wbicktxd Is-Envrsuus. At t'ioi firit KoLtli i.iv-tu g' hei. in thi city hs: uiiitr. Guv. We:g;.t 'm .t!e a Kie-Ii in U-. vr oi un nha v.iM E .-un 1 t i,1 . i . 1 . ... .i"ii . : .. :!'isi nil r.'n-- 1 1 1 i -4 i in ii in : v ü'r um - o . i - . i. u i r i ---- T-ca., j " ,ti uuF.rl ' 0 tii3 evci r.z ?.f tii Kth int., y Ret. Vm. H. fc . ! Ctror. .it Vie roRltii.J f Mr. F.-i.iU i ii 4 k, in t hl - vi 1 j ciiiii, A.rt -Mi Allster nii Mr. I,;: Kus, uici. liOl-toItlu-JUt;. Cro.w..f hiviu-iguuroieo tto tii?ou i.oaicitjH.i 1 1 ni.VJ VI. C XI 'U um li-Ii v M-iu4.. . uns "i 111 ..(,..f,...J,A.,1,n h,,-, ,j.1ii.,i:,,tf,i.ri,!i.t . s ,- tjj -nu uii tx.n- r..aiiu r.irijt.. ltuu .o.i.ii af .t k lPJ l- aeb othv-r, th are both b :M U j. iVev.u.,i),it'' - J',5 i:6vvT..u!di.vaciv0m, toM we u l"iti creaio; . NEW -Al 'S1T ISK31 EMS. oak Kirrs HIPPODROME! now tu none ) on in airr;.) COMIJIMAG 'Jllfc. ( I LAM OF ALI. THAT I.lin. ifclerVsUl f, üiit s.uiUf'ul Ii. Ok l. dii.jt f-'M uro t 1. e Ii. n. together wita all Ui-t i r tni il Fi.iKsii plii Ilia A i.i it N-t n.- ftli 'lourta iuei.t. m it iidoriKHl tl.o lripliul ri.m ih the Apt f i hivi.t.7. to g :t.ior itli Hi j nmmiii., tulo.n-.il:.i.ci m.J fjiivl f lae UneiiUlf, dl oj-en iu IU14 lit) u , Tlinbtlar, .tuirubt r.ili, ifivmpcn tmü Tnv beantles of the Ballet i.i.d I'aKtornlne will l L.;e.ll ttiefMT fi.MCI C l.hUl.l. liALLl.'l IKULi!., in 11 jt of i.riilit i.t H.s de KdM intioii.. La) jerforuiai.ee ul i o'iloc.' V. .M.; tvei-injr -t 8 uVlorV. 1 . Adflitoi.411 Box 54 eei.ts PKf5't. Th sjirjit o0nnic will exld'-it i.t oaEM.onu', tteautmi.-. Ai-Kust 4elf; ut iiihDLi N, Ffidaj llu ttu. 4.I. J fct All. Vac.v.-s, .-siuiOrtj tiuTtii. VT"E"w MÜSICif vVült for the vVnjroi.: CuratiVul dt, C ei.ue; FarerL-li.oii ru never joa wetco:ne; Twa no trouiim.; Mo .lUvoJii.ee! , Aleriuaid foIa; : . V t L ':lo. P4ka: t.iiior folka Mczourc; Jiise roeeived ami tor -le al l.l.-'l l'l;'S .'. I . - üojt ftore. TEACH G nS' 030 : 1 TiCn7 tTTE.tait.iu r.;iii..i IUj loa 03.- ti.u iilei.t. i.'iC ti ... Hi t li alio a-:.V'.nll to-. ul Hi ujjuie ! tue "louelierv. Ami. i. luu. l .Ui-e-t.-u l tij i.etlu. 1.0.HU ta tiif rre ivteiiau it .r 11, .a..I fuMx W A. !1 Lit e.ivi t." aiuii :a i in.- tu ui, a. j l.iri! alia lit;. Cslil.g wit.111. l.e.-vit'U tV: o.tit-r o U.e Aosxutiou. ; ; J. V. l.tt-i ti., if ! ' . , ertI4r. 3SL'u!NO,OüTÄ7r.O T. J"HE tii.dj iitnd. .Tnsiou ti il.tso o..: tWif it mk!vi ."toik of fuiiiilur.' W!i -o-l de, im "ler t. i lrfi cX).l.i t tiieir VCarerottiuis on K. ii. .-tre.-l ire.ifirst, wliolcu.K' .rret.i.l. it. ij ..ai.tnj tia.it ur thiir 1 lK!.r toik o..ij..i--! 1.11 ev.ell 1 1 v-rieiv id iu..tlv 111 m .f.i tared Fun.uuro I i-feht to fr ..-Ii. inill int n .Id t jrrjs-l Ikh:.ji.. 'IU j j.cblie aie united io t;.U -nd evuti.ii. 0 f.r tlie.i.aislfe. ljü'j.3 .1 litUSilHEIiGKi: A: UKO. Veii nno :rice H P. VAUGMASi n i did:.te f.r Tre murer of V.4iidiaaigU coautj, ut tbe net Oitouer ele.ti . U v to oi':cB. 1- -i f. AUiert M. Durand. 1 r. . ; StForeiKi AUiehim-i.t. Coi.rad Heii 2, - -J ? "V uTie b.. hereby jro , lb .1 on th s Ktu d. y of Juh i A. li. "t-.12, a vnlaf F rcri. AtPa "ie.:l . i,i:e.. j t:.e taiideraifi.e..;. Kei older -fhhe itv d t.v.i ai.il j. . i.c e oßi io Jiitt e f iLe Po.ee 11. iii.Cerni.ifdi 1U0 iiit..M 0 h il it4. ÜU Ii d iv:t .if A liMi.t .'.. l:urai., ;:jr.diisi-llie gil,- ii. Ulea.r--ili u-l eu:t? uf Oi.rad Heii.x. - i.j Ktue of vt lib ii writ 'tu- f ll 1 u U. seoi aa no-Mi . li'l b 1IM0 la-wiu Oi.e I .reo Mure, li-l .i.t.-ra I oui-ter ai d iO-.u . latJ to i'ii :-k'--hI'' '-.r-rifcni cli..'r, Itnuoieis, . . In ic. I Msnt U m , 1 d z ith -i d iii.U tt .i b l il ?i I.U- J 'R, I jI. .1 IA. ro..liu 1 igar. .iO..t-,tiiiiii. ijr.irf, ieittf. d, liid ui.d b-dan., aaniron , .1 r--ii f mr.iii. ti r. sli boil. mi .elixirs. ii.iil t- k. ri'. ai a "K-d", 3 .h ture-v, l.'ui.i'el b.!stud ami boluii g. lur:.i0" v.l. p jr t.i, I b.reui nitil rajr. e.qet. In.v a ..ecu - ;al;e-i olli'Tojertj of tha s..ii 'M.n.o Heinz:. 11 H1..1 : t ie lt Lj of F.'Oriii.rv, A. i). i3, at 10 71i 5. ii. iitt tn.-ei.n'ii, if l!i4 a'nl dv. T I my .lue lu thoi itv ul bvuiisvill j Ii. ituiil toni t, I a ll! in-.-ad 1 bear ai d de -d j uj.oi. tiie.lahi .f lliv's-.bl Aloert M. iJrulni, wtre if ttu Mid l .n.rad IleiiiZ, ai.d all ot!i -r licTi i emiciii .-u, ill wkei.otke JOHN F. t'hl.-P, Kecorder of ihe It of hraiiKrilie, Jvo-Slw ni.d Kv-Uitii i.i u Justi. e of th-- Pe..o. ....! iiv.Vil.. 3ii'liU lilnl bVt'J:lit We'd i.lid f O ealobj Jj SC. J JOUX t. L'fcVhHLUA'. Je. ILK HtiK'FS. aiO jhs Porpec aw'dft.r ule by. O Jj-1 JAN t0., All Alain tl. Lou., Ky. I LACK COTTOX LACE. 10 eartooi. retM tbidaj. 1) M. d f jf s.ilj bt JAS. ccUV v Ci., 4IT Malnreel l-oulsv ill., Kj. BLACli COTTON EG . G. 5 tartoou for .!e by i.vi.0 JAS. 1A. oe 41? Muli. al. Loa., Kj, r I BKO W2C SHFtTlNGS.-5 le re. 'd ler thai. T-i eehor, tot 8..K by JAN. i.ott tkCU , jVii 17 Mal ?t.-e.-t. l.ontv.n-. Kv G-rtA HAM'S Mtziiie lor Auurl; SarU.ii. . ! 1..; ; G nl.jj' laidicV lioo'i do; Giw-iii'i l)rainr k).ii C iniuiiion; Ncmr No.-i-i, tt'alus Ve., lor Hi j .lunl''- ," . , J u ree'd -.i.U for nl j . j I . e ON VN G , oN & eJu J-3 tofi.er;n,:i a..d First stre iu. plX.NELTOX MILLS C 1 1 A M It U A G Ks a ea-- fa. Joil n'JTJBLE-SJlLLEXlT. 1 e.,e f..r.-.le r . J-Jl JAS. I.OU CU 417 Nun l., 1 on., Kv. OcA 2JU.il-jrevM Ibis d.iv. a dfiriui uij 10 a Aa. 1A1 V Ot CO, 4 17 .AI aiu aU. auu Lf,TTffl .ORn ' Htl.IT .1 fas, O Froucli Do Lai iei reo'd Uii dav, and for ! j bv JAMtsLOU V co.; . mh 417 Alain ot.,LoulsvUlo,Ky.

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