Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 6, Number 44, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 16 June 1853 — Page 2

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Dally Journal, per year M " hv tH W....L- . f5 M Tri-Weekly Journal, j.Ur year, Wek ly Journal, .... in 4 IK) 2 00 ClMCIDaaTl A n r Uuurt P . -i .V Mnnnl Fourth street, between vine and ' wiiut, Cincinnati, are authorized as-anta for the iranwU iu of bualnea for Ala Evansville Journal. Th, D n!v Joiirnn! will lHfound ou ninn their office, anil a Ire rt lie mem ami suosenp Ilona are respectfully solicited Ihrousti them. - - . CITY OF EVAXSVILLE. THURSDAY MORNING,: ::::::JUNE 16. The New York Express and Tribune, give come funny accounta of the effects of Gen. Pierce's eppointments in that Slate, upon the Old Hunker portion of the party. Theshort cut wlich he pives thrm all, is peculiarly hurr.iiia t'rr: and lor a time excited their indignation und disgust; but they have learned to put us with it in the most quiet, uncomplaining manner possible. The Old Hunkers, Barnburners, and Abo'itioniats, all seem ; ed to vie w ith each other last fall, to see; which could give Gen. Pierce the moatefficieut and cordiul support. They, like the "ret cf mankind,'' had to go it blind; they shut th.'ir pipi ant aniH hp is the nominee of our .. l; cmventiou" and we must eupert him. Tbey did support him, and must now be m uch better pleased nh their own loyany to their party, and to party usage, than with th. result 01 their combined efforts. Ned CroswelJ, the former edit r of the Albany Arus. anJ the champion ot Democracy lu New York lor moro than a qourter of century, was at Washington on pr rate business, when r appears that he was told by the PresiJent, that if he had any triend he would like to have rewarded, he had only to Dame them, and bis requests should be cheerfully granted. He therefore named a Mr. Johnson, tor po-tmaster at Albany; and reccived . voluntary pie ige from the President to hi. speedy appointment Gen. Pierce is aid to hav.' afterwards consulted Mr. Peckham, the member ot Congress from that district, who alio named Mr. Johnson, and re-

ceived the same unqual fied pledge that was . in" to tbe weakness which exists in his left given Mr. Croeweir, for hin appointment. r,n ''n conseqnence.of a gunshot wound re- " reivpif. wi he ievp. at Chin news, and which

The appointment was regarded by these f entlemen ss .ecured for Mr. Johnson; no otber name was pres. nted and the who e , . ... j d . question was cona.Cered aa settled. But to tii e utltr astonishment of Mr. Johnson's friends aud the public generally, the commission was sent 'o a man who had made no pretensions to that or any other office, and but a hört time previous was a ranting abolitionist; he mouittd in 1850 snd became . Barnburner. At the time of his appointment he was considered one of tbe Mrcy kidney, of the genus "Softshell." Such is the character of the selections made all ever the State, disregarding in toto the expressed wishes of the people, though pledged publicly and privately to gratify thrm. It was at first all hid to Secretary Marcy, at.d they hi aped their denunciations : upon bim mercilessly, but they soon ascertained fr m the President's own conduct that he was only following the bent of his own Abolition proclivities. They now arknow. ledge tberr.selvcs cheated, and succumb as graciously as roseible. They are disarmed ot all weapons ot complaini and censure, except upon themselves for "going it blind" and catchiug. tartar. School I x. .miner The Board of County Commissioners at their r.ceut session in the city, appjinte d the following g?n lernen school commissioners: for the examination of district schools and school teachers in the county: Rev. A. H. Sterritt, Dr. Hugh Ronalds, Surnuel Orr, Esq. We c.n commend the act on of the Bo.rd most heartily; they have made excellent selections ot rimpetent and worthy gentlemen. Tbe common school system will no suffer io their hands. (ErThe R. J. Ward, on her last trip from Kew Orleans, came up the Ohio as far as Walker's bar; but finding the river too low to proceed further, she trfnarerred her paaaenger' to the Empire, a li2htr draught boat, and went to St. Louis. The Empi'e arrived her! night beiore last, with about three hundred cabin passengers, drawing 6 feet large. B'-uffletown and Flint Island Bars tili want greaain? to let her over. The Eclipse will run in the New Orleans and St. Louis trade. The latter city will Bow have a "pop" at a Louisville boat. Aihul Navigatios. The New Orleans Picayune of the 4th, say. that a Mr. Petin b". been for several days engaged in making extensive preparations lor an experiment with his.erial ship, intending to muke an ascension on the 6th. It consist, in two immense balloons and a long slender fabric called the siv p, to whu h the b.lloona ara to be attached. In the t-hip is placed at one i end. steam engine with . large propeller crew at the other. OrThe Louisv.lle Times says the New York Barnburners "were never Freeaoilers really at heart." We don t think heart has anything more than the head to do with the "principles" ot the various tactions ot Democracy. T eir principle are generuhy cotafined to the pt cke-t, and the odour ot office can in a marvellously short luue pruduce the oiuat singular teataof legerdemain in ttte way of changing the couieut. of pocket, from place to riace, aud lr.m black to white.

Coacert. It will be seen by the Programme f ublished in another column, that Mr. and Mra. Stein and pupils are to give us a musical entertainment this evening. We expert a rich treat. Mr. Stein's qualifications as a musician and teacher of music are rarely to be

surpsssed. Tbe proficiency of his many r PUPtlS Will testltvtothe latter ISCI. r

n . 1 . , , I, i j r nnCPTt IS certs of this cbsrscter hm r.uv hopn with US tWO V the first time he haa favorea the public in thUw-v Ilia former sickneaa and misfortnnes alone outrht to entitle him to a arge " V audience, but we have stronger reasons lor asking lor him a full holise, and that is the real gratification that every lover of good music will receive in attending. We promise entire satisfaction to all who attend. See programme. r I" ur late article on the appointment of n trry F- Kiger, Colonel in the Gibson County reffiment, we did not mean to gratify his enemies by our general good humored rid- : . ti II 1 rrt- ttill m t a a ,-.-v.t a l." 1 Fi I aa 3 "... anv of 'em. He is enenwtic and industrious, and when the proper lime comes, we promise W he will lead Gibson Couuty to glory. AIthough he is ti-ry young, his appointment is a good one, and no one objects to it but some 1 Loco'ocoi who wanted the office for themeelve. or frien Is. He has m.de excellent sub-appointments, and will prove . bright and fining light in the cornstalk and umbrell features of our coumry. AccroEST to Cesfral Scott. On the evening of Wednesday, Gen. Scott an evening stroll from his residence York made a mis-step owing lo the inequali- j ty f the pavement, and was precipitated to the ground, pitching upon the right ride of his face and head, and upon his right arm. The Herald savs: f'The fall wns more sudden and severe owDrevented him rom usins? it to auDnort the balance of his person. When about to rise 1 he was promptly assisted by some gentlemen who were passing at the moment, by whom 1 fae ws aw;nded tQ hu hou8e J Railroad Irdicted. The grand jury ofEssex county, Mass., hive indicted tue Boston and Maine railroad for causing the death of the eon of President Pierce last fall. That's an ugly road; wonder it it don't feel embarrassed when it was arrested ! It will doubtless be tried by the "Maine Late," and if it should be convicted of murder or manslaughter, it ought to be firmly spiked into a chair, and tied down for life. ftyThe people of Henderson, Ky., are making large preparations for entertaining their guests on the 22d of June, who attend their Railroad Barbecue. They prorai se strangers ! . - - . , .,.r . ' . i st hearty welcome, and will no doubt exhibit their true Kentucky hospitality on that occasion. They intend to celebrate the commencement of a noble enterpiise in an appropriate manner. Mobe New Barks The 8tate Sentinel ays the Auditor of State U now engaged in issuing notes to the following new Banks: The Canal Bank, at Evansville. Capital. 8100,000. The F ytti Couu Bank, at Connersville. Capital $500,000. The Western Bank, at Plymouth. Capital $50,000. Tk r.M.i T--i. a ! ..... certa.n.y conducting iu opperauons in a very private manner. a . . . But it is backed by good names, and we presume will attar while become a known institution. OThe Louisville Times occasionally .i k. IJ t I .. . i.o wur.u very remaraaoie articles to DrOVe the Whtcr nartV Haad Vot ari,

nr. .D'o.jrcunpiH.-- i f fc no more of the unright-; to office! Will you look at hi. ..bm.r!not .0 much to raise "the "T l eougne of ,he inquisition of the Gi.liotaine ' Wou.d you .Iter .11 that w.a aaid in Kento the pubi c the advancement of his pupus. 1 ; lucky before the election, expect to rind an Moat music teaches in other cities jrive con- I nd the reign of Terror-retrace your -tep. , avowed enemy to the Union party n the

r J . (Iff would so willingly believe, by continually at tacking this pnrty as though it were not only alive but very much to be feared. GCrWe thank the clerk of the splendid st amer R J. VV'.rH fr vlur OrUan.

strangely, the editor, disprove what they'outn umirable conceit that is damned in ' p atw I -M a. .. a .. e ...... ..

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uf th. 9th foravartied to us from C.iro on the Empire. Tlie Ward was unable o get up art account of her heavy draught and freight, and we auppoa . ahe will go to Öt. Luuia. irThe Rev. Mr. McCarer returned from Cim inuati yeaterda;. morning whither he had been on . brief viaiL We thank him for his attention ta supplying us with . number of l.te upive papers. . fXl-The Indianapolis Journal is informed that Judge Ellis has taken i harge of the Paducah and Vincennes Railroad, and obtained 400,000 subscription of stock for it at Ciuctuuiiti. OCTMr. Jos. In-!e brought us in a pyramid of cherries yesterday, tine specimen, jf early fruit. They stood a poor chance' before the ferocity of our appetite. CCT The Fail City packet received damagea in a atorin last Friday, to tbe amount of ftoUOO. 0C7"Every house built here is finished job perfect to every particular erected aud limalieu and luruiahed by tiuislied workmen, and "leuced m" tu the hauUsH-mest s'yle. Madison Cour. Yes, Madison itself may be called a "finish, edjob."

For tba Journal-l Tftit71in the African done! Where i the and ofFr edon? Can tho op-

rsf nil n.itions make a homo in Tndiana? baal Has our .uegisiaiore maue r.guteiuus v i . a j i Ii.All of African descent are outlaws who have come here since 1851. u . i are subject to penalof your freedom, ye All who employ them tiea. Vaunt no more

yearly. Mr. Stein come d.ck to the happy reurn ot rreeaom. öouth nnd an inexorable foe to the compro- . vears and this is So that as God's free air and rain

shine gladden our hearts, so our righteous laws may gladden the hearts of the oppressed. A LOVER OF LIBERTY. Evansville, June 13, 1853. A T 1 n,in.l.n hm hppnnri. pointed Postmn-ter at BowlingGreen, vice J. I. Younglove, who will take charge of the of fice in July. Acqvitted. Mrs. M aronBunch, who kil led Süss Marthv Rrown. near Bowling Green, Irown, near Bowling Greer on the 3dinst.. has been tried and acquit-, te(j Fkkt Ferb. The Boston Transcript hav- . ,. . , . . a , 11 c wer declined the Mirror s request in behalf of " a curiou-public, to rai e the veil from F inny j Fern," the fair incogni. of the press, me Cayuga Chief ventures upon the following pcetic revt lation: Fanny Frn is in the meridian of woman hood, of the sanguine nervous temperament; anguine nervous tempera , c,.., , ha.r with a curl lu it. I have 5??!.JSÄ ! haa light brow sometimes Bee over her neck. Her forehead is broad and high, brim full of p e ry, and the wine cf life swells the blue veins until they look like vines branching on her brow. She has Urge, light

I a . , j a I in takin? I f-vea' ,,thy' hune8t' not hdme fac; I beautiful bust: in a word, a form of perfect 7:nould. She walks with an elastic step,!

which indicates unyielding energy of purpose Sne is not an Amazon, quarreling witn pro vidence because she is nut a man instead ol a woman; and yet without being masculine, she h s more courage, more energy more aecisi n more firmness, more enterprise, more heroism, then half the men." Another Butclierv --Horrible. George Lake, a clock and watch repairer, and a man of good habits, and industrious residing in the town of La Grange, k'lled his t o children, aged two and lour years, on Tuesday afternoon, with an axe. lie also, with tbe same in.trument, struck his wife on the head, inflicting a severe wound, which must prove futai. He was arrested on the same day, armed with a pistol, sword xnd rifle. He was shot - by his captors and wounded in the shoulder.. It has been ascertained that his tire- inns were usele.s, for want of percussion caps. Lake has been in our jail, charged with an a'teiupt on the life of his brother-in-law, by shooting at him with a rirle. He is said to have always shown great fondness for ni. children. What the immediate cause for this horrible triple murder was, we do not learn. Poughkeepsie American, Thursday. CoifsTiTCTioHAL Talert. There is nothing that floats a man sooner into the tide of rePutation or oflcn PaMes cmrent for genius, than what might be calle l "constitutional tat ight ent." A man without this, whatever may be his worth rr real powers will nomore get on in the world than a leaden Mercury will fly in the air; a. any pretender with it, and with no one qu ility beside to recommonJ him. will be sure either to blunder upon success, or will set failure at defiance. By constitutional talent I ni' an, in general, thewrruiih and vig r given to a man's ideas and pursuits by his bodily stanvna, by mere physical organization. A weak mind in a sound bodv is better, or at last more profitable than in a weak and ciazy conformation. How many instances rht I quote! L-t a man have a qui k cir.tion, . good dige.tioo, the bulk ,nd, ws, and sinews 01 a man, and the alacrity, .... La. might cu thew thc Unthinkinr confidence insnred bv these: I a - r " j arid without in atom, a shadow ol the meux divinior, he shall strut and swagger and vapor and jostle his way through life and have the upper hand of those v ho are his bet ters in every thing but heali i and strength Hia ioat. urill h -h.. tA ith i.wi i..rhi because his own luncs beinn to crow like a - - - ' J WSBBJ w vviivvw I V I a IUIIU I (IU)B.'llV,l I I .w..v. chanticleer, be ore he his uttered them, while I 1 lllllp kprlir. nprvona hnmnpial alill alnLimar 'ivi ii doubt ul delivery vox faucüius fuzsit. The first shs.1 tell a story as long as his arm without interrupting, while the fatter stops fhort in his attempts from mear weakness of the cheat; the one rshall be empty and noisy and successful in argument, putting forth the M,u, ,"B,lH,lB W,,H'8 w,u a conn Jem WWW aalA 9 MffMm4M ava I SB aw aa iL!. Ad a. t a? . w and a throng of words, that come with more than impotent sauciness from him," while the latter shrinks from au Observation, "too deep for hia hearers," ito the delicacy and unnoticed retirement of his own mind. HazliU. SaTazzl-.FIglittLAaa ol Life. Mobtbeal, Jnne 9 Father Gavazri delivered ai.oiher lecture in this city ths evening. The mob gathered in such numbers that s public force was stationed near the church. After he meeting. pitls were fired by thc crowd. It i impossible to say how many were killed, it i. believed to be four or five. The troops are .till drawn upnear the church and the mob is at a blunt distance, evidently prepa ed tor further mischief. 3 P. M. I have just met a ni.n wounded in the breast, and one man it. ascertained to have been killed. tCf" The Black Swan gave a vocal concert on the 23 I of May, at the Stafford House, which was perfectly successful, the remarkable compBBBol the sable songstress astonishinj the nobility gathered to hear her. The London Chronicle gravely informs the public that "ah. ia of the negro race," and but a year since, was a .lave in Mississippi, when hr mistress liberated her, giving her a large fortune which the heirs of the tetatrix now withhold. Oh, Johnny B :1, the wool is pulled over your ey s this .ime, clear down t . your sh u - dsn Talra a k,k aau e . , i a n u " Od ..: ., "'K" H'n -SS urienneia, ana. von w atr kn the rl.,k .u:- si I"- mmv ..juk i m ncn i ii i a lillic. Cleveland Herald

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1 he Whigi of the Ashland District in ir i , ... .... rvt.nui.ny nave pot lortn a powerlnl address, c , tii I A A r a m J from which wv mak Ka Ii....:...- : ,i extract.: The new administration haa been months in power, but yet long eno some inkling of it Democratic c

Who get the spoils! Of course those who," f ,h,e 2TJ 8ru have deserved them by their party service, hand, and washing w Now whom has President Pierce appoin ed and azed a her ,n

m mbr holding such pr n ip es now a S c e t iryof War. Wouid you exp ct to find a Freesoilcr there? Certainly .not, but turn your eyes to Washington C ty and you will see in the person ot Mr. McClelland a redemptioules Freesoiler and an enemy of K,ikarn i.;t.,i;n, V.,m Mk;..n a.,., - holding the office of . Secretary of V I nteHigh places truly, but doubtless well meri-ted-good Democrats, but onlv a little solid ... ... , ... with the dirt of Abolition .nd Disunion Will you look at the foreign appointments, fir-t d a,-linH rlaa min,atr,. Vh S..rmLourt nd consul -valuaule places honor money in them, much sought alter of J vvui at' lvruu una tuiaiuu, tiiiu us a- , . . 1 t . . Baf . r iA thi j aut In . 1 ana-ifS t i I I aio w-m. a. a a aa hcmestiy and truly how do you lirfe it! and whu it was that these p'aces were r given to PULIl IIJIMI. Jefferson Davis, Secretary of War Nulliher and Secessionist Robert McClelland, Secretary of the Inte rior Freesoiler. John A.Campbell, Judge of the Supreme court Nuiiifier and Disuniouist. p , Minister to Sp.in-French R b,can FllIibuster, and SeCesion,st. John PA Dix, Sub-Treasurer at New York, with the offer ol a mission to France Free boner and leader of the Van Buren faction against Gen. Cus , in 18 18. UaillUL.1 Ukvf V -r- 4 vi a - w Northern District; of Califcrniu-Disuni . peter D. Vroom, Minister to Prussia -. Samuel W. Inge, U. S. Attorney tor ioncording to the New Vor -i Eveni g Post, he is a Freesoiler who denies the constitutionality of the tug.tive slave law. James Gadsden, Minister to Mexico Nuiiifier and Secessionist. William Trousdale, Minister to Brazil Opponent of the Compromise, who canvassed the State ot Tennessee, in opposition to it when candidate lor Governor, and was defeated. Solon Borland, Minister to Central America Bitterly Anti-Compromise and so ultra Stele right, as to deny the power of Congre.s to pass f ugitive abve law. Benj. F. Angel!, Consul at Honolulu Bitter Freesoiler. Edwin De Leon, Consul at Alexandria Disuniouist, and lately editor of the Disunion organ, the Southern Press. Aguste Belmont. Charge at the Hague. Mr. Belmont has been for years Consul General in the United Stales of Austria, that Lloody desDotism, and is the person upon whom HuUeman devolved his duties, when Webster's severe rebuke drove him from the country. There i. no American feeling about him. J.. J. W. Grey, Postmister at Clevelan 1 .Abolitionist, and editor of an Auolition paper. James Long, Register of the Land Office in the city of Chicago A boli'ionist. Richard Si. Molony Register of the Land Office at Dannille, Illinois Abolitionist Thou as Hoyne, U. S. Attorney for Illinois FreeSoiler, and elector on the Van Buren ticket in 1848. T 10 m as Campbell, commissioner of land claims in California Freesoiler. Berj. F. Hallett, U S. attorney for Massachusetts chief leader of the coalition between the Democrats and Abolitionists in that State. All these are but a "ample of the President's indefensible appointments. And for you my Kentucky Democrats, who admin d Gen Butler and recommended him for the Presidency, how do you like the proP0"'1 appointment of Georg H. Mn as consul to L mdon! George did not like Gen. Bu,Itr. Gen- Cn88 or Gen M,arcy, but oung A - - B U aaja Ifta, .nur m mit . ' in Kt 1 - nit America muot h-ve its reward, and in his per son it goes to the great metropolis of t .e world ! He had become proprietor and editor of the Democratic Review for the purpose of making Dougalas the President. Finuing the "Old Fogies," as he nick-named them, standing in tho way of his li'tle giant, the ' - . ! Kev,e matle a V "c upon uass, ruthlessly tor-away the patch from Mjrcy, and enchanted itself and set the country in a gnr. oy tne exceeu ng.y r,Su y ... mt ,t I disnnspd of Wm. (). But er. Gen. Pie ce has , , . , . i : a I- . a .a a. noTfo-gotten him ( r his services, and in pay ing him he of course discharges a large part of his debt to Democratic Kentucky, claiming this appointment as one made out of his own good pleasure and in despite of Cass, . Marcv.and the rest of the unfortunates. And an if all thia Wundfrful mosaic was not ! 1 7U" V, u,"B,l' w"' "Ul Sufficiently diversed. the Vtin Bürens .re lip ao-ain bbJ Prinre John is to have . foreign r . - ion. Uall you tnis "narmonious xsemoc- ... . racy" When you next go forth on a parade which oneof the multitude of banners will you hanj out over the General's tent. There"i not a jury in the country, when the Democratic p.rty is arrayed for these appoinments, that will not cenvict them of making a bargain with the Disuntonists and Abolitionists, and then paying them largely for it. Remarkable Escape.- The Montreal Gazette of the 1st, in a postcript, makes simple mention of a very remarkable escape of three hundred passengers from the consequence of a steamboat explosion. That number of persons had just landed from the steamer St. Pierre, when the boilers exploded, killing eight persons all tnat remained on board of the boat! The destruction of the vessel was so complete, that very few ot the three hun dred wouid have escaped n the explosion had t.keu place five minutes sooner. a. A lad, a day or two since, was called to the witness stand in the Common Plane Court, whoee teiHeryears re iled ubtsaa to hi. , ompetenry as a witness, by understanding the nature and obligation of an o tth. The first question put, was," Are you a son of the plaintiff?" The little fellow, crossing hia leg. and deliberately putting about half . paper of "Lilienthal's into his mouth, with the utmost sang , fmiJ renlipd. rroij r.0i(a jroia, repnna. "Well it's so reported. He testified. Cleveland Herald.

Shockiho. As we walked along one of !

the avenues, not Ion since, hv .run, -...tof t " puma nivar und a IAW ifna .r.4 ...... I I . - . ' nous power and a tew drops of water, we had mir attention drawn nnwarrl. Wo fltre nnvriin i -? 11 r 1 1 at w 1 1 rn rna t r. i . ith the othr. We stood dumb silence for some moments. It was evident that it ane snouiu loae her balance she would not atop sho. t of the side-walk. As we passed thus reflecting on what might happen, sure enough, she nervously grasped the bottom of the window with both hand, as if suffering from dizzinea. Could we save her from hT impending late! No! Gradually she loosened her grasp--the brush fell from her hand and suddenly letting go with both hands she crawled into the window! a a .a - a a a a ! nOKHIBIaE WEiTH FROM A KATTLESWAKE 1 X i!107, Publi"hed at St 'p., Y" - on m Mr. ,tch' of oiinty. while picking whortleharries, whs ßtruck bv a laro-e rtf UaataaW nr 9..J .1 m.L a aaa j pa- . -aawwHWinv t W T a a . Ujion being 6truck he started to run, but ,üUna ine Hn.aKe hd n,s ,anfTs to his a- a SB B aa. . lntnat , L pantaloon leg, and in stumbling and .ruff. lesn.ke struck him some! .. u 1 V i T a o im r Ii m r a D I .V Ol O t, V . II LI llll B, A 1 1 TT HI! W n H t IIP .19 tr ooifi n 1 1 m Am 'PIia 1 a, J ... am .L a. a xl ' - , or fi'teen years of age. He survived but a few hours." Thackeray. A late letter from Paris in the Boston Atlas says: "I saw W. ML Thackery, "Pendennis," dsy before yesterday, strolling along the Boulevare des Italiens; he had just come out by the Canada, and is looking very well and in fine Bpirita He speaks in the most enthusiastic IT, "tTTrT" . ! tZVS"?JS and r.onem hortly to reside permanently. Cfy If a man or boy sits about stores hour after hour w en he has business, there i. danger of hiH becoming . loafer. If he idle, about the streets and is frequently seen on the I corners he is in danger of becoming a loafer. It he puts oS work that should be done at once nr runs with the oirla whpn hp ahruiM hp at study or business he is in imminent danger of oecoming a ioair. Mayor ox a Strike. Mr. Studds, Mayor of Norfolk, consents to become again a candidate, with the express understanding, how ever, that his salary must be r.:sed to 83,000. a. . He quotes the price current of Mayors in va-i ou. cities, and very pronerly determines that he cannot disparage his own qualifications by taking less than the' market rate. Baltimore Republican, June 6A. ' mj ADVER'nSEJlENTsT GRAND COKCB3T Of INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL MUSIC! THH EVE.NING. THURRIUV, JXK 19. AT FOSTERS 11 A 1,1.! By fir. and Iflrs. (a. V. Stein,!! Pupils, PART I . 1. Cnoars Tha Happiest Time is Now, 2. l.issioii AiranJ Variations by S.U. M.Sa!K(.!ft. 3. Soae Kva'a Partinc. C. MitthklL. 4ni s.Ti-uomet-er too iaocnirgai ea -art. raia ." .ir .Vlth v.irlat;ons, Pa wnvrsi 6. Gipskv -iai. (ifBStar Song.) M. Jonas and M. SJbsbstslub, 7. fionn Byt Song, by A. LnraiuaT sad AI. HaKkr. o. lie e tt- (Kiano 4 hands.) H.ORsaod M . Kmimui 9 Slsah.a, (Variations,) M. Jokes. PART II. 1C. Chotv The Poor Old Slave. II Hi rr-( iano I hands) -!r. N-rxmand C. Mvctkll. 12. Ktris WaLtx W ith 3 Guitars and Piano. IS. Dcatv Go where the MUts are Sleeping, Mrs. Stki.i and M. SuaaaLia. H.Svtiss Waltz (Variations.) M. Sh.lto. Ii Comic Dcatt. Mr. Stii and M. Jorks. Ii . v'omb Ma; dk as. Coat Dnitt and Chorus. Price of admission -.'j Cents . N hlf price for Children. Kxurclscs commences at 8 o'clock. NOTICE. THE CITIZENS OP THE TOWN OP LaMASCO City, and any others interested in prieiring an cXgtble s Vialion for a grave yard, are hereby uolined th.it IBB Trustees of sddtown have proonred and laid J out three liundred lots, on the ground known by the! nam of tie Lotnst Hill Cemetery. By an order of tbe Piesldent and Trustees, these 1'ts will be offen, for. sale on tho ground, on Saturday, the '.'5th iust., '. auction. Terms of Kile, one half cush in b nd, one quarterln six mon hs. and the remain n quarter It twelve ni Miths fr )in tue day of aale, with interest from date jelStJ (Attest) DANIEL CHUTE. Clerk ALTON, Mr. CARM3L, A"D NEW ALB NY RAILROAD VT an election held in Mount ( armel pursuant to regular notice, the following named gentlemen weM eieclad Directors of aaid Company for Uta eusui uk two 5 ears, to wit: I'm-cimi I'aviK. Esq.. Gibson Co., Ird. last H. I.MBaaB, i-sij., do co Eusna I'.mdrek. Esq., do do Koa t PAaaiNsoN, Esq., Wahih Cc Ills. far N. JA4UV8S. Esq., do do G W. Bsovvn, Esq. do Co K. U. Thompson, M D., Edwards cc. Ills. Jonas Hrdv Eaq. do Sancki. Thompson. M. D. do do The board hou organized by tha elaction of Joseph Devine. Esq.. of Gibson Co Ind.. President; Samuel Thompson. M. i.. Edwards Co Ills., Secretary, and Richard H . Hudson, of Mt. Cartnel, Treasurer, by order of the Board. Jel3 SAMUEL THOMPSON. M. D. DENTISTRYTR. t. KIVETT. UENTIST, HAK WJRMASKSILY R. I. KIVETT. 1JESTIST. HAK PERM A XE5TLY i ..i ... .i... ..;. .. .'.ua.afillM ami has furnished a I lltaicu in inrv.ii "I . himself with roooms in handsome stjle on First street, YJ located in the city of Evauarille, and has furnishea SSlSTSSB i4ain aud Loeusi.a short uiaunce from tbe Sherwood House, where he ia prepared to BSSTSBOB den u) 0j,t.ra;i(M)8 ot every nature and warrant bis work, ' He invite the public with full assurance that he can i m- . . i whs. r..'.. I. . n. w;n (Civs mil iiiuiicuun iu iuuw m Mvr . . -. . . ... w,m. a call. JelSwlf , r OTICi:. . Charles Harrington, Isaac A. C raue and William Cook, vs. ..and row Cross and Honrv S. Pane. la the Vandsrbiirgb, Circuit Court. BV ordor of said court made at its Aprii term, A. P. 1&3. NoUea la hiireby given to tbe. said Aadrew Orosa and Henry S. fa- ne. that anleaa Utcv appear at the next terra of said Court, to be held at the Court house in Kvansvllle on the third Motidar of October i next, thoi and there to answer the said Charles Har r. L:.m. Isaac A. Crane and William Cook in the above enLMed exuse. Judgement will be atered against them by defiiill. JACUB LUNKEHE1MEK. je!6-3t Clerk. NOTICE. Henry Allis and Lewis Hwea, 1 In tbe Coi.rt of Cemm VnUerbuirb County. Ait)nB Seubolt. J BY ordor of said Court, made at its Jane t IH63. Notice is hereby given lo the said In tbe Court af Cemmon Pleas of one term. A, I. the said Amos Seabolt, that unless he ant.eara at the next term of the said Cour. tobehal. in the CoartTiouse at Evansville. on the flrat Vanday in Septem bar ci'ext. Uien and thereto answer tfce complaint axhibitad astainst bim by the said Henry D. Allis and Lewis Howes, Judgement will be rendered therein against htm by default. Jeltt-3t JACOB LUNKEHB1MEB, Clerk C. C. P. . ' : CINCINNATI W eVTBR CURB. ! THIS lr.rge and flourishing InstituUon is open Sum oier ind Winter, and affords superior advantages r!: K.e,S-0' i rheCarthrSt o . nKZIiw eight 1 1 ten dolla-r ner week. For nie lars address nil, . ' J . . a v r , . - v - -Ll I - , -u JJ. A. Peae, M. O., Carthage, Is: milton co., Ohio. Jel3-3mS'- w ACCOKUBunn. uu r renca anu iftrmau Accoraeona In store and for sale by . ........ m l . . . eil SAMUEL LISTER 1 E5VEI.OPS. 18,000 ftjtcy ad plain Envelops in store aud lor sale by i Jell SAMUEL LISTER, j

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. fei,um4 K?mkmru r tkt r-eamry r.m. aerturgk Cauaff from Aa, 31', Itä. f Juni l,t, ,.-.. ' ' f IK53: RECEIPTS. n . a - w-r-Pedlar Tavarn and Grocer) Ferry Licarra Pale Ol L.t -aa Kederopllo: of Laudn Seminary Kutda Surjitus Kuvpimi I'ruit :j.a! , . . " " luureat.... Saline Fund Principal " w Interest Bank Tax Foi.d HriMipaV.V.'. " " -li.wre.1 Coinnion School Principal " I : - lu oc $6U 00 10 06 4 80 136 67 tV? 41 6C3 0: W 47 106 It' 16 S7 DC 33 41 65 114 r8 31 79' '-) a 148 GO .37 08. 4?- sr :".- 00 236 : X US 9 650 09 550 71 478 73 331 84 13 7 Towa, Rangeio Mswfcasa. .. " n ,n ,. . tt 8 7 iw murrt M 10 Pni.tipal 10 I nitre'. 10 Principal.... t lü liiiereat S " 11 Priiuipal.... i " II Interact 5 " 11 Principal.... 6 " J I Interest 7 " II Principal.... 7 11 Interest Funds deposited by Coroner. 93,' 33 EXPENDITRKS. On account of Highways ?63 844 752,73 75 657 ( 3 979 60 1.692 .9 4,436 05 952 St 157 SO 1,156 52 734 61 3481 U0 255 IS 12 90 194 46 82 48 vi 1 1 lUfK a . " " of Paupers . " of Prionen of Ataeaaius; keveuue. . of County udlcers Fees o Common School.... of Jury Allowances. . .. Of Bailiffs " of Npeciflc " of Books and Stationary of Kx-Oflicio SerTices of Printing of Krronious Sale of Taxes. of lnteret of Public Buildings of Coroner's lnuueata 127 SO 01 elections 14SJI7 of Kedemptirn of Lauds 133 53 of Count) Semiuary Funds... 808 25 of Surplus Kctcnuo " ... 1,143 64 of Saline Funds 88 37 of Bank Tax " o i it J 'oosiuoo-School Funua.... S43 09 of Town 5 Hange 111 555i 43 w S ToWn 6 Hul7e m 1.13 Z . Iown 7 rtBn ,0- 3W 78 of Town 5 Fiange 11 4i2 65 Of Town 6 Kange II 1,055 & of Town 7 Hange 11..... 604 98 of County Po.r Farm .',29 St " of Insane Cases 347 10 Balance of Receipts over Expenditures. .. $10.15 71 3 :m !tS Published by order or the Board of Commission:! of j V;ew?wCU,lty' wT' h.' v.r. Di;TISTHV. J. R1VKTT, Dentist, hj ermanenlly local ed himself in this city, and furnished rooms in hamlsnme style over Cook's rrocert. I where he is prepared to perform dental oeratioiis of ronare of th public, believing he can gire full satisfac at " aflB , an I mm a a n u a ever) nature, ana wa-rant bis work. He invites Uie pattion. Offlcu hours bftweeu 8 A .M. and 6 P. M but pro fessional calls received at any hour. je 3m COW LOST! GRAYED from the undersigned living on liAZSSb)1 First Street, near the Episcopal Church, on tha .2t of May, a small young Milt h L ow won rcu sides and hlte back and head, small horns, an. I in rood order. She has a Calf 8 or 10 days old if not dead Any person giving information of said Cow at tbe store or Merrill, Field de Co., will be liberally rewarded. J. 8. JAUUESS. Evansville. Jnna 7, 185. if TLOI H .-4(10 b )ls. . Flno. best Wabash brands; X KJ do Kine; for IBSB bv Je7dlm LEWIS Sc GRAY a. a. sawVBB D. 1 . wall&cc. b. bow san. SAWYER, WALLACE & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 12. rrent Mirrri, -w York. Rrnra to BEMFJVT HELLE, Evansville, Ind. " NTKW FOIMOKV A0 -Tf ACHIMS MlllfcHAVtXO rmnMMrd our builJiusrs.'and easraged ft most gxiiiful and experienced wövkioen for fak department of our business and ma4c the meet throngh preitantkn for doifs; Mssebtot.- and Mill work. t asting. mass T.irlts. and every utkrax else In our line, in the very best t.yle and on as favorablf terms as at any establishment in th- Weet, wa announce that we will be io openuion in a few days, and are now ready t take contracts for any kind of work. G. D. EOGI.KPTON St CO. je 8 If Corner Canal and Ingle sis ÖÖLD PEN9. A FE supply of Burr's warranted Gold Pens, Ii iüos with silver cast's (new stylea.) received direrV from New Vorlt per "Hailroad, Johu K. Mania." jc9 HATHilo.M. A iMIKhl.KK. TO LET! A STORE wi'.h l relling attached, on Market t . oue of the best slam's in the city lor a Keuil Gro i cery, biiquire of Jel4 H.tLLOCK & STODDARD. DI88OLLTION OF CO PAHTM KMIIP. 1 rpHE partnership heretofore existing letween th- bjb- : J. dersirned under the flrm ot HEN DEKSO.N & Mil. LKR. was this dav dissolved w mutual consent. All persons indebted to said flrm, or bavins: claims apainst It, will mace payment or prenent s counts to j. r. null rson. J. P. HENDERSON. JeHdSl C. MILLER. FNV HI I'M I C! TVEW TIISICI! ANNIE Mr own Love; Sadly he Roves; A Wife "Wriuted; Wanted a Governess; 8.1 Waltzes: Chant Bohemian; Accordeon Instructions; Just revived per Express and for sale .y J14 SAMUEL JISTER CODFISH 40 Boxas in fine order for sale venr low by IS. E. GILBERT At CO., Jel4 ßjeamore. near Water. NAILS. 200 Kegs- best brands for sale low by S. K. GILBEKT & CO.. jeU Sycaru -re, near Water. TCI VF, HIKDHCD BBL.S. FLOUR, UJL fayette Mills, in warehouse, f r i lie l.v JeTdSw O'RILEV & MITCHELL. PIBLH NOTICE TO OWNERS Or LOTS IN BLOf RK NOS. 9 AND 13 BraSTGRV RNLAROCM'NT AND now here the Commou Council of the City of Bvannrille herei-y declare their inter.tlon Io msM a v narr or i.andin-r nrtv feet in width alons; the h.-atb rn - r -- w - m - Bank of the C nal within the cordate limits of sTM City of bvaasville, which Wharf or Landing will extend from tha Western liae of CUestnut street to the Eastern line of OsA tree! i tbe Eastern Enlargement o! .-s 1 Cltr. and to construct said Unding U will Nti n.fisaap? to aiii..uiiaic nil) idoi uu inr .nirwiniu "i ..aiw end of each of tbe lotaln Blocks Koa. Twelve and Thr teen in the Eastern enlarrement of said Cit , nd in order .. ..... u . A I.'. .. ..er t v . I V n 1. U Aat.. rr that persona aggrieved by the raakinpof said Lnndmrot W harr mav have an opportunity o' apt-iyinr touie com- ' mon Council for redress. It is lurther ord red. thai a copy of this order, signed by the Mayor and attested by the Clerk, be nnblis ied for six weeks in tbe Evansville Journal, a public newspaper printed and published la said Citv. Dated, June II, le.W. Attest: J. S. HOPKINS, Mayor. Gee. H.Todd. Jel4dSw LEATHEB INI FnOHG. WILLIAM BELL. Is Just epeutng aa Mais street, opposite tha Bank . a large and well selected stock of leather and Bndlnsr. consisliur in pait of SlMMl sHes of sole leather, Hemlock and spauisb oak tanned. SO do:. uHirroceo, Ne, 1. S. and 4, Tampleo extra Madrass KrMi. u and Cape boot, and Ladies French. 75doj K;i. Prime City, boavy country, light ma dfum 2" do Cochineal Roan M "Pink blue and riean do .0 Linings Pink, blue, and green. 2 " Bindings Lindaey's cape goat and sbsap. S Patent kid skins. S30 " Calfrkins liarht. heavv. and medium World Pair and Caron, S 1 Oil thong leather, 10 -Madras Kid 20 bhls pegs, 500 prs- lasts. Boot trees, rasps, awls, plneers,, wax aalls. balls, Ucks.. atom pa. thread, buBVrs. slick a r wheels, keys, books.. and all other toolsand maurlals usau by shoe trak.-rs. n f which will be sold on tba most reasonable terms Je," LirvTRRs. mmZ A lareelotof Grain Grass an Ö Brier Scythee. with a superior aortmo t of Seata.d ,, . ,.i. i.v m" -J. im ' Dtvit FOSTERS ex BROWN. ,BR81 GOODS J ut received a lsree asd beaa ff ...l ...ArfM AM, r I Z. m A m H TJ W I Um.mHa law ' - " . "y - strins and flrured Silks, Satin du f him, Türk anr l est InrsaUn. Lawns. Sballles, Orgrandioa and Grcn.idines Berage de Lalnes and barred and dotted I wtasea Arcincluding all the v- iieUes of fashionable and desirable Dress Goods. Try s wa defy ecmpetitlon. ap TOW.SÖ.V dr PRPNCF

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