Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 6, Number 58, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 2 July 1853 — Page 2

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- - EDITOR. MhteJfl r SUBSCRIPTION. - ' CT J" os i vw ..,..1 . me ana walnut rnsmu, VÄrÄÄJ'ÄÄ 'I OO SI. In Ikii-ÜTI 1 , 1 ""'J Jriwiu .ouna lion, r 7..V' ..aTT, M?. wrteiitt aaa SBMenpSATURDAY UORmsa::i:::rMX a. vmceua.. G..ti M um7il fTt - i nere seems to be a determinalUn on the Prt of the friends of the project? ErsnsT vine SOU n. in II IA T . . me Railroad, to make that work a rival o the direct line of railway from Indianapolis through Vmcennes to P;ducah on the Ohio. Vtn. Gazette, 30th. I - . . . r, . r e Uazette publishes tbis week another long hysterical .rticle. in which i. ch.re upon th. Mend, of the Straight Line ft.ilrnii m a u .1. I k u road, a determination to mak that work the rival ot a "direct line of railway from IndiaCapolis through Vincennes to Paducah un the Uliio river." Now we do not pretend to know h,. tK;- ! of the Gaaett bt d ! rl itrxr tlfltf. . ... . , : i 0'' rth"f Sr 'Tfu i movement on t.ie part of the friends of the i I. ... . vbiaiiu iiue, mat wouio jusiuy any sucn inW W I ference or concluaion. On .hthe contrary, tbey have always regarded the project as oue which defied rivalry from any source. Its friends have pursued a quiet unobtrusive course without reference to any othT line, either in word or deed; until the venerable editor of the Gazette'-threw dawn the glove'" and commenced an unprovoked attack upon wha be was pleased to term a "visionary project" without merit or capital. Even this unwarranted and uncalled for attack was notseirously noticed, by the friends of the "Straight Line," coming as it did, with such an ill grace from the especial "Organ Grinder" of the various soulless institutions and bogus corporations which have rais ed their hydra heads in his devoted town, and under his special "prophesy" flourished a brief season at the expense of honest but deluded individu's, then died out, leaving no other memory behind them but infamy and disgrace. The gauntlet thrown out by the Gazette was justly treated in the columns of the Journal, as a ridiculous attempt to lessen public confidence in the Evansville, Indianapolis and Cleveland road. Such an idea as "rivalry" ever once entered tl e mind of the writer; for if the Paducah and Vincennes proposed road, was as full of merit as the Gazette man is of vanity, it could not posaibly be regarded as a rival of our road. It is nevertheless true, we have heard doubts expressed about the Gazette man's road ever being built, even before the Salt Lake aud Toledo extensions were annexed to the maiu fr-unA, and those doubts were basupon the following considerations: First, that Vinceüües, where the project was first oonceived, if we may judge her by her past history in pu lie enterprizes, could not build the proposed road. Second. It was difficult to discover what conceivable interest Paducah could have in a road that would effectually cut her off from be ng, as she ia, in the low water season, a terminus of navigation between the larger and smaller class of boats, on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. Such a step on the part of Paducah, as encouraging an enterprise that would deprive her of a large moiety of her trade, and build up a rival town some five miles below, looked too suicidal to be credited for a moment. Third. The people al or g the line of the proposed road make no demonstrations iu its favor, apparently satisfied for the present, with the liberal accommodations afforded by the Wabash river. Fourth. The abiding confidence in the belief that "capitalists ar& generally men of sense and discretion, and not easily deluded by misrepresentations" into hazardous investments, led our people (who regard Straight Lines in their conduct and dealings, as well aa in railroads to be of the first importance) to doubt the ability of the Vincennes Live Stock Bro'iets, to procure the aid of foreign capital to build their road. The above are some of the reasons, which caused the Straight Liners to fall into the egregious error that the "Direct line road" would not be built in a hurry. The venerable editor, defines an "airline" to be one that is straight between two given points, and then proceeds to show that an air line from Henderson to Paducah, would lead along the bottom lands of the Ohio, crossing the river not leas than six times, &c., which "seems to him utterly laaftSj :ticable. Grant it and permit us to defioe a direct line, the dignified title of the Gazette man's collection of railroad curiosities which forms his pet line, that is to be b-ilt before any body knows it. A "direct line" if we understand it, means a straight one, between two points. Two of the points given in this case are Vincennes and Paducah. Bv reference to the Mao we find that a directline between these two points I SF - - must inevitably follow the bed of the Wabash river, or the bottom lands along that stream, crossing the same several hundred times be- ( fore reaching the bank of the Ohio, thence 1 in order to preserve the same "direct line,"! the balance of the way must inevitably follow along the bottom lands of that stream, frequantly overflowed as they are, crossing the . r . same only four times.

"direct line AU we ... ht w ur to our riHT intaa oi uw - a - f I r iL. riaMITR 1, UWU I USASIVT JUUIHll ! o u between the two orotecU! Eclipse a 4 t well No little anxiety le anxiety has boon manu, mm . - " " Capt. Elliott, of the Shotwoll, in reply to t hazard and sffldaTiu pobliahod by Captain 8turgeon, of the Eclipse, in relation to the ST TTt . - K. I late "trial run w Thu card of CsDt. Elliott is, t0 SSf the 1 he Cora 01 Vpt. w y w la rerv olausible one, and ffoes very far, to establish his original statement a. tothe time made oy nis ooat vom point 1 ppjox It is also well sustained by numerous and reliable affidavits from passengers on board, who timed her, and from wbarfboat men at diTen int, the river Ala0 b affi. . .. TT. 6 . ... JM J davits of Citizen of LouisviIIt snd New Or- . ... . , mtr . """"f- C.pt. Elhott .tterapU to po.nt out several discrepancies in the time of tho Ec- .. r , , r r How far he succeeds in that, we leave our readers to judge for themselves. He has , l a ai out a prima iacic case, ano so uiu t apt. Sturgeon. It is now a question of veracity I between them, and the public have all the! light SSl evidence on both aide, that they ev- j 6 er will have, and must reconcile th- v.tpJ 7 . .u.a4.&m aA.J! Sa Kasw oima avt . 1 ja. la. qUBSUUU aülUlUfcJ.y aa u.cj g.vo wo.jj.u W the respective statements published. 07 Rock salt has been found in the neighborhood of Rome, Ga. OO" J- B. Hannah, Esq., has been appointed Postmaster at Petersburg!, Pike county, Ind. VCj The city of Washington has voted against granting license to retail spirits by a majority of 991 votes. OCr Joseph Adams, arrested at Cincinnati, charged with the murder of Edward Connell, bas been discharged for want of evidence. Wet ealeratus applied to the sting of a wasp, bee or hornet, is said to be aa infallible remedy. . CCrThe Lady Pike, Capt. Remelins arrived here yesterday mom ing in good timeShe met with but little detention at S :uf8e town. fl.j A young lady, named Catherine Ann King, while bathing at Newcastle, Delaware, about ten o'clock at night on the 31st ult., was carried beyond her deph and drowned. fjC7"R. Augustus Erving, of Connecticut, for some time past Private Secretary of Gov. Seymour, of that State, has been appointed Secretary of Legation to Russia. OCT On the 16th ult., a terrible hail storm passed over Marshall county, Miss., destroying corn and cotton, to such an extent, that not a barrel of the one, or 100 pounds of the other will be raised to the acre, where it fell. COT The merchants and business men of Peoria, Ills., have refused to tske Atlanta Bank currency. The card is signed by over forty of the heaviest merchants and traders of tho city. fJ-The price paid by J. M. Bishop to O. F . Holabird, fo' his t...rteen head of cattle and sheep nowou exhibition near the Cryatal Palace, City New York, was seventeen thousand dollars. ÖC B. P. Angel!, the new United States consul at Honolulu, sailed for that poU from New York on last Monday afternoon, in the steamship Illinois, via the Is.hmus of Panama. He is accompanied by his family. CT A clerk in a mercantile house in New I York absconded on Mondsy, with about $500 I IS W a . ... :n goio. .Lightn ng struck him at Newark, N. J , and in nineteen hours from the time he left the store he was back and in the Tombs. Death of a Prister. The Albany Evening Journal notices the death in that city of Charles H. Andrew, a compositor formerly well known in a great many cities, as the fastest one in tho United States, or the world probably. OCT There is an American Medical Society in Paris, France. There are 70 active, 13 honorary, and 15 privilegid members. The nsme of Dr. James M. Tomlinson of Indianapolis, Is in the list. He is the only member from Indiana. One hundred and eleven merino sheep from the south of France, were brought over by the steamer Humboldt on her last trip. They were imported by a Mr.Jewett.of Middletown Vi, Their average cost per head was $40' expense of transportation 020 to $30. In this country they will bring from $100 to $200 - fX-The Frederick Examister say a that a cooper in that place, made a flour barrel one day last week in the space of ten minutes, which was considered quick work; whereupon Harrison Knight, another cooper under took for a wager to make a barrel In less time'and "ucceeded in completing it in seven nd half minutes. rjThe New York Time, special W ash. ington correspondent telegraphs among other itemB the f0nowing: Hon. Robt. J. Walker has drawn bis outfit for the China Mission, and hopes to start by the m.ad.e- of July. His health is excel"ft. - . . - ., . , . The administration ia well satisfied that tnere wjH oe no present war between Turkey

ci-ry to Ulk about buiWing Hl I M" from Vincennes to Paducah.

oov. Seymour's tftiuit. n 5Tnniir of Vsnv York haa reoentlv Gov. Seymour of Wow i or, nee reeexniy

Aolivfrfd himself of t mMiiirA to thfl Lfffll . a ........ .. . . . .. object, or rather around the subject of tow recent anti-rent outrages. The message is I a cowardly milk-and-water production, and wm irr frm it. unnr. that r.nv . i , IP ".db. pTp.tr.uJ. cept b, snrns msmbsrs of tho T.oiala ttirp. who man- ' . . . . MM.rv.tioT of , . . . . MftCUtion of the laws UW nd rder ,D1 the xftCUt,0n 01 11,6 iaWtpL. I m.l.,,M tL. -.-.. rAKiilr pH or Le,Utre " OD J Tt rrtuked r ft-nsnr-H n (kmar.r. Seven wmks SL'O " .1 . ' " TT, T a constable v isited a remote anti-rent weigh -

the purpoee or conectjng rent ol f1 thtev ee others whom they have chari- , . - f . r tably put out of the pale of the party, in pos- , a ootonous leader of an infam-; of tho rewtrd, which the; exy'd Jj

, a Mr. Deita is band of outlawa. lieitr made resistance, and oy sounding nis av . 1 . . horn called to his assistance a large number of bis neighbors in disguise, who maltreated the officer for several hours, nearly killing him by inflicting several bodily injuries upon him. Deitz and his gang have since openly

set the law and officers at defiance, which, by I L . 1 a Z .... 7,have,th

ine way, ia no new tning in mat section 01 the Stste. The Legislature called upon the Governor lo enforce the laws; which he does, by telling ,n effect, in his message, to miud their oaine.. and keep col. and P... th. u i .l -i hole matter over in worse than silence. The Governor, it ia true, can't very well censure the anti-renters, for that would be od indirect reflection upon President Pierce for appointing thm to responsible offices. The Legislature (Locofoco ae it is) have in turn rebuked, and shown their appreciation of the Governor by refusing to confirm hia appointments and otherwise showing their contempt for him. A man named James Nugent, a deck parsenger on the steamer Umpire, was drowned on the morning of the 2Stb ult. near Mt. Vernon. He was about 40 years of age, and had on a hickory shirt and dark pantaloons. His disconsolate widow was on board, and hopes that an effort will be made to recover the body, for which, a liberal reward will be given by application to P. G. O 'Riley. Mt. Vernon paper please copy. Kall road u b r I pit oil . We notice in lookirgover the subscription books of tite Strait Line Railroad, that about 200,000 has been taken by private sobscrip-

tion below Sycamore street, while n4-a aiAaimc UP oc,orc J08llce aoie, a tew days

gle share hai yet been subscribed above. r What are the up-tewn oeop'e about! Are they going to let the Far-down have all the ssy in the road, Depot and all! Fourth of July t eleJbrsttlon . The "German Assisting Association," will hoa celebration, in the grove near the old grave yard on the 4th. They respectfully invite the friends of the Association, and the public generally to participate. Addres aud other appropriate exorcises will be had on the occasion. ÖrThe Oen. Pik arrived at Scuflletown bar, Thursday morning, snd was detained there nearly 24 hours. She srrived here yesterday morning about 7 o'clock. P. G. j u nuey, mo indetatigabie mail agent, sat op for the mall which arrived here by the Newburgh atmgm about 9 o'clock Thursday night. A. S. Mitchell, the accomplished editor of the St. Louis, Evening News, came down in the stafB with seversl other gentlemen. We are under many ob ligations to him for a package of late Louisville papers. A Good Match. The ships George Law, of New York, Capt. Cooper, and Rubicon, of Boston, Capt. Doane, which left New York for San Francisco, the f rmer on the 18th of May, 1852, the latter on the 14th, entered San Francisco side by side, and sailed again together for the East Indies, touching again at Honolula both on the same day. They arrived at and departed from Singapore together, and proceeded to Akyan, where they arrived at the ssme time. Look out vor Spurious Notes. We learo from Dye's Counterfeit Detector, that a genuine set of pla'ea of a broken bank have fallen into the hands of ccunterfeiters; that the nsme has been sunk, and the names of tren I uine banks inaertod tk. - . ' mm mam inserted. The execution of . these bills is spoken of as calculated to de ceive the very elect. A Will Cask A case was recently tried in Montgomery county Ha., in which Judge Smyser ruled that an attempt to sign a will death occurring to prevent the signing ia sufficient to sustain the will In this case the decedent had commenced his name by writing the letter P., when he sank book exhausted, and died in ten minutes. The Parallel. During the year 1853, of 89,135,729 railway passengers in Great Britten, 216 were killed, and 48 injured. During the same year In the State of New York, of 7,440,653 passengers, 248 were killed, and 269 injured. CCF Vice President King, owned, it is said, an estated of 200 acres of rich land in Dallas county, Ala., with 150 slaves. He left the I bulk ol the property to his poorest relatives ' .S a. though all were comfortably provided for, Mr. Kinjrwas a harrtan. m " ! HT" A noted scoundrel named Alfred Pon. ton wa fmi.r u . , uoul ine pocKew or a boarder at Ctneiunati, when he was trraaDed by the awakened sleeper, but effected his ea- ' cape, , although intercepted by Mr Freeman I proprietor of the house, and knoek tbe proprietor

down

fJ- The Washington correspondent of the v v l . wiiwpwuueui ui we York journai of Commerce, a veteran

rtamA...' Assaaavv.1 Ol. W I 1 LI II LT in 11 hlmn'ritiK n nAi. t - v. pai , in strong terms of the disappointments experienced by the compromiseor Un;on Democrata in th. J-tK;K-j r .L- os j - w.Btu.Hviwu vi me unices ana the patronage of Government. We find th pssssge in his letter of the 23d inat q , some of the Democrats who about a year SSTO. durino- . mnrro f iKQ tUmnm,. , as high as it is now. rejoiced so much at iLir marvelous success in the establishment of a inform and finding . m.n ... ... . TT . . ' " f "K"" ,l ' ' now led to doubt their own identity. While thpv HnH .1 - A : j r:L.. , 1 of the spoils of the victory that they had inJTLJa Jl"' ppropriHte to themselves. It is a srood lea mm rt . a w son 10 mem. i hey ought to have xiowru oetore trist the race was not always to the 1 SWlft nor the battle to ths stron r. Thw will I ! , i , . . . learn to place a better estimate on their own : st- - J " Will importance in the party: and al80 to Consider ih m. . ( D.- lj the game of President-making as very uncertain, even i' renutable. I har- in fart. nn. I - , w 1 i ....... C I L?L nv-u uuiiiucrs oi cases in wnicn inuiviauais , through this disappointment, acquired a new wrink'p nm . Ka luiaap if iha hat new wrinK.e and Will be Wiser, U UOt the better lor It, all their lives. ILjF HIS acertained tliat Mr. Webster fc, . . . , , homestead, the "Ma-sbfield" estate, will have to be sold to pay his debts. In view of this fact several gentlemen in New York have subscribed $25,000 for the benefit of Mrs. Web-stert-o be tendered in the shape of an elegant r 6 residence. GO" The excellent Paris cot respondent of the New Yoak Da'ly Times (Dick Tinto) tells what we conceived to be a good story: "One of the most celebrated members of the Paris bar wss consulted the other day bv a younger practitioner upon an obst ure point of law. 'Cannot give you a positive answer, young man,' replied the advocate; I have plea - ded once one way, and once the other, aud I i?ained my suit each time.' " Dob't Speak all at OacE.Venezeula has sent forward a motion to be admitted into the American Union. A correspondent of the United Stntes Gazette, writing from Porto Cabello, makes the following exclamation: "Woal 1 to Heaven thst Brother Jomithsn would, in the excess of his republican gen erosity, take this besutiful country under the Cover of his big guns, and add another btar to the glorious American constellation!"' A Case or Breach of Pr.oMisE. A case of deduction and alleged breach of promise a a m w mm a since, wtttcm was rather novel and difficult lor the Justice to decide upon impartially.It appeared thst a German womin, who had recently arr'ved in this country from Ger - many, met a German with. wer, named John Howbacker, a resident of tnis city, who proposed to the lady to go home and live with liirn a short time on trial, and if he concluded she would make him a good wife he would marry her. She consented to the arrangement, and lived with him as his wife for about seven weeks, when sho became impatient to have the marriage performed. John, however, appeared in no hurry, and tho lady complained to the Justice who issued a warrant for seduction under promise of marriage, and all the parties were brought beforo him. qii the trial the fact of the agreement was admitted by the lmAw mA I . . sal Sh sa J saaal ikat- sasVsSa Al.i come t0 tne tfrms of the QosMraeL or in j other words, she was not a "good wife," while the lady seemed to be under the im pression that she was a good wife. Justice House, after hearing all sides, suggested to to John that he had better pay the lady a dollar a week for her services and.seperate. She expressed a willingness to abide by the decision, and intimated that she had "rather have the seven dollars as to have Vohn," John paid her the seven dollars and e went away rejoicing. A few days afterwards Mr. Howbacker actually married another lady still more recently from Germany, and on Mouday last, before the honey-moon was over he was arrested for assault and battery upon his new wife, and gave bail to appear at court and answer the charge. John's domestic affairs do not appear to be of the most delightful character. Syracuse Star. The Compamv of VVomes. -He cannot be an unhappy man who has the love and smile of a woman to accompany him in every department of life. The wo'ld may look sad and cheerless, enemies may gather in his path, but when he returns to the fire-side snd sees the tendr love of woman, he forgets his cares and troubles, and is comparatively a haW Inan- lle not PrePared for tbe Jour ! ney of Ii'e, who is without a companion, who wif, for8llke hirn iu no emergency who will divide his sorrows increase his joys lift the veil from his heart and throw sunshine 'uad the darkest scenes. No man can be mis erable who has suoh a companion, be he ever so poor, despised, and trodden upon by the world. Distill of .Tiajor NlcLelland. Charleston, June 24. Intelligence has reached here of the death of Major John McLelland, at Camden, in this State. The deceased acted as Captain with Gen. Winfield Scott under General Jackson and was well known for his services in the American army. Boston , June 29. The stesmbost Ocean, from this port for Hallowell, went aahore Iat night at T atcher's Isiand. Her passengers and freight were saved. The boat is a total loss valued I at $5,000. Boston, June 29. There is a grat excitement in the fishing grounds in consequence of the delay of the Government in sending war vessels to the "? L ' - .In nsning grouuus. Colored Population is Canada. A pea Istl I sWaaaaai U.tno nrObOfif ol tm tka as jta i 'V"" " Ji " 7 a"tt",0,'. T liaiature from tne muuicipai council ol tne county of Keni, representing that by reason of the colored population of said countv. bv imnjrrtion from he United States, many evils re re8U,tinT nd are likely to result, to the !U' I certain measures wiwi reierence tnereio.

' A?'attLSTf!:s PILLS "1LL CÜRR DYS pepala, ladifeatton, BUUouaaeas, and rery disease of i the th' uwe or

SP KCl AI MOT ICES. LYOVS MATHAIROK, rot rreservii..:, restoring .na wtraruf iM Hair is th e most delixtitful and wonder .'ul artk-lo the world ever Droduced. Its astomslnne ucce ia without a 18 precedent iu the history of the .Vat ma Medic Dark and luxuriant curls., sort and flossy nuir, wild scores of admirers, (mark litis ladies.) is the univeraal effect of , ouiuiiciB, imaiä uis laute,; is uuuoimi vuüvi vi I t0 &ih.iroo. Bald and grey heads wer perfectly as'.ouisbed. The Ka Kathairon has fully restored my hair Vvdn$22 vear'. A. J. CovtutioHT. S Bond Kathairon is a certain rure for Nervous ' Ache, and ail Cutaneoua diseases, sold by ail ?e.era. eyorywhere. Try it. Price only 2 cents, iu targe ooutes j 7 tA Be. Proprietor, ITI Broadway. N. Y. Sold in Evunsvlie bv Johnson & Freiuh. Hallo, k & j Wholesale Aj.-Vt. Clastsasli. SÄ?Kj-r4 jiM John'd. pahk, NEW ADVERT I SEMEN EVAXtVILLK BOOK STORE. JUST received Harper's Magazine for July. J , bAHUKIi lister. LIXCH. a1 "" ul nnn.non win oo nanny to i"l see their friends at their NEW STOKE on Alain -i m Dec DC nurvuu M. U U i r 1 :.. . . tr,,el- sturday evening at 8 o'clock to partake of a sumptous LUNCH. whi h will be prepared lorthe occas.on of opening their new and commodious busii..s house. Jy2 BE9IOVED. : TV? KKAMKK have removed their exten T . . . . in uw their new brick store, two doors above their old stand j on Main street, between First and Second. Theirstock embraces a complete assortment in their line, and Uiey S public general.), oa as good urms as heretofore. I - ' 1 fj " - " . ...... ..... v uu."..u a. auu ujo I J52-C13IU WllI.lMA.n H. CIBKIE, PHUPESSOK OF MUSIC, BKi.NO permanently ..cat.d in this city. and as hisbaBSSSSS iBSBafe as to allow him to take a few pupils. i rePet lfull' oliciu the patronase of those ladies or get rtdies -.r cen ftion V IHe v. "'id STM I dce. For l urtU r particulars apply at the Music Store i - u " of WM. H. CÜKK1K. ......... jy2 Second floor Foster Hall. NEW ITIITSIC STOKE! WILLIAM H. CUKKIE would respectfully announce to the citizens of Evansville aud vicinity, that he floor, entrance on First street, where he will keep on u" jusi opeuou a aiumc hlore in roster's corner, second nreaaainnieiii oi every Uirscnpt:on or Musical merchaudizo. He wishes it distinctly understood thai by buMDjof him, instead of poin to Louisville or any other I ettu' Rurch 8r UtBVe their freight from those points 1 yerseive,: J " Bl c"pcf-tfT 'nd -fc" ! tIANOS-e vassvillp m ttsTffl rtapv. ' JL My at.a of fwmm win always be seiend mmmm greatest care, and iromall the best manufacturers in Boston. Mew York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, thev will be sold at Ea .stern tnces reeaidless of fr ie.lu. WM. H. CUKKIK, Foster's corner. G VIT AUS! GCITAKSn-I also havn the agency for the sale of Vt'm. Hall m Son's Jually celebrated G lilars they will also be soidaiEastem prijy WM. H. CUKR1E, Foawr's corner. MUSIC Ala IXSXRITiriEXTS.-l have also in store and for sale 60 dox. Vtalkas , lulian German, French, from fl to 50 00 60 ccordeous. French, German " 1 to 20 00 SO " Flutes.plaiii or silver mouutcd, " :5load00 ! io F,f7. P r " l,ppe1' iK?5 'osic Boxrs Banjoes. Harmonicas, Violin Bows, Violin Bridges, Pees and Tail Puces. Piano Tuuins- Hammer Tuuing Porks, Violin, Guitar and Violincello String's, lust ruction Hooks or ever) Instrument, aod a large assortment of new and popular Music for Piano, Guitar, or voice. WS. H. tUKKIE. Jya Second floor Foster's conier. VIOL IS A D GUITAR STB I K GS. The suctcril'er would call pariicuUr attention to bis stock of Vnii n and Guitar S rings they are of the ver be-tt quality Italian, English, and American, and be will sell tlu in cheaper (quality coiiM-lered) than ever ! "f" offered in this city. W.M. H COhRtK. 2nd floor Foster's . orner. 1)1 AXIS AND ACt'ORDEO.S TOED . AND KEP.t IRKD. 1 will aivr- narticular attention io mis 'Tauen oi ine Dusiness. Orders left at til Orders left at the Music More (Sui Moor rosters corner) will have immediate attention. j2 WM. H. ( I RRIE. COTTON YARNS. -312 Bags 400s. 500s, 000s an Title, of best quality, and landing horn steamer Col bert, for sabi al lu lowest Pittsburgh. Cincinnati or Louisville wholosult or Factorv prices, lor cash or approved paper. S. E. GILBERT de CO. J)8 Syamor near Water. POTTOX BATTING. -5 Rales Xos. 1 and 2 y for sale, by h. K. GILBERT A CO. jye Sj camore near Water. MR. RAISINS 25 Whole and Ha f Boies ia fine order, for sale lv S. K. GILBERT V CO. JW Sycamore near Water. DOZEN extra Hermetically Sealed Lobsters, a flue J relish for the season, just received and for sale at Jy2 COOii'S Family Grocery. rpOBACCO! TOBACCO?? TOBACCO!'! A fttllasW aortment of the choicest brands of Virginia Tobacco just receivsd and tor sale at JyS COOK'S Family Grocery. J'UST RECEIVED 20 sacks ol Flour, put up especially for family use. Also a superior Polishing Powder fr cleaning metUls aud glass, at the Lead-Col orel Store, at the corner of Slain and Pourth streets, and for sal; by jy2 JAMES SPALDING. JUST RECEIVED 100 doz. Fggs at the Leadr c 'lured .Store, corner Fourth aud Main sirs., and fötale by Jy JAMES SPALDING. MCSIC A fresh tupply of Piano Music and laUlis Books, diff're. t kino.,, received this d.v by Express. j52 RATHBONE dc WHEELER KM A I II OF .11 LV. t FITZGEKALD will give a dinner on the 4lh at , Gernaniown, and iu the evening a Dates. He hopes to see a general turn out. Jy I-2t NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. BACON! BACON!! BACON!!! BACON!!!! Z.f fif LBS. of Sides; 25,000 lbs of Hams; 25,eJ ,J1 rP res lbs s Shoulders; all of which is of our own curing, and iu excellent order, and will be delivered io order, either at the Railroad Depot, at Princei ton, or at ( ur store in r.Tanvii:e. uni"i me miuuio 01 July. jvl-lm ilr.l.'K r. K ft nn.tfltrK. Vincennes Gazette copy 1 mo. and charge this office. EXTRA FLOlB.-.o bbls Northern Wabash, Just in store by Jyl FOSTERS & BROWN. JATA COFFEE. 15 Pocket rery old and superior for aale by lyl FQ8TEHS dt BROWN. T3EFINEDSIOARS. bbU standard. Crushsmall jyi c;, l e'l. Powdered and Double Loaf; also St JaJe, Loaves, for alo by FOSTERS & BKOWN. SC V T HI'S, AC A small lot of Scythes and SneaUis will be sold at cost by Jyl FuSTERSjkBRO WN. TORA CCO .V) boxes 20 lbs each, superior half pound, for saio by Jyl FOSTERS BROWN. NOTICE AS we nre determined to chai.ge oar business on the 1st J'ily.we want ALL to call and settle without further uolice. je30 GRAHAM & FA RR ELL. NOTICE! WHErtEAS my wife ElizabeUt lias left my bed and boiii-d without anv lust c ausa or nnivoi-atiiHi tl... public are hereby forwarued from harboring or trusting her on ray accouut, as I will r ot pay uor be responsible for any debts sho may contract. responsi JUJOOJl A DAM RIED. pLAEIFIED SUGAR. 2 hhds in store aad ' ( for sale by Je. PRESTON BROTHERS. OFFICE OF WABASH NAVIGATION CO.HPANY. Via t-acs. Jaae ?0. 1853. NOTICE IS HEREBVGIViiN to Shipper? and alloth ers concerned, that in consequence of the repairs fjx'utto te commenced to be commenced of the Works atthe Grand Rap ids of Ute Wabash River, no Boats or other craft can pass throusrh the Lock, from date till such repairs shall be complete I, of which notice will be given. By order of the Board of Directors. jeÄMJOwlaw JOHN ROSS. Sec'ry. NOW IS TOTJR TIMB

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U f'..aV. nota. Cake Fans. Soan Drv.n u . i u. . t vuriiiiia aims int' iuniia i. . .' . .' .. r. ..-; liilies nreau riw. n".in '" '", -iiu i other articles which can be seen by giving me a call at - ii " .- 7 7 . . u.... . I K.r Pi.k iiii Pih FLiIhi V..iH..- 1 u. Uad colored store at the tornerof Fourth and Main streets. Je- JAMES SPALDING jtt Jei A DWEI LIN ao110 soluble for a small sized TO family, Ott n Market street. Enquire of H.u.t.ocn. & srouDARD. BAR.REEPEB WANTED. ,rtmZl I- Squire TmaaedtaVe", aT th. I

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nw fUUKDKY mMD MACHINE SHOP, KVJUfiVlLLE. IMDIAJTA. .MaiilliurtUMra. an- nr.'i.i, r..A 7" - for manufartunna; atesm Easrlnes with wod oriron frames, rnd machinery of all kiuda. wkh the later, im rreveiaenu. Geanns; audjafhafiiiaj; Stud up pal law. roo Fronta for bouses. Plow Mould E.ard -wlD Oa Boai., Iron and 3 raw rastii.ar. a.d Inu, ,,ra ...-L- r.t ..II i. : -. -I - " . 7 " ivugai " . . -n iiiioi, anu oi irst oaafitv finished to order. Steamboat work, and rewaint Z Jii lnd- of machinery promptly and orefullv executed ur machinery is compete, posseasinr all the ad vauUes of the latest iuiprovemeaut, and oar w0,kaea ,r, OI UB most skiiiiui ant experienced class. Our jreneral superintendent, has for many jears been foreman of an extei.sive eataliHnhmit Vat .... . : te any Machiuest in tbeHt est. " " a ciwui ucinuR ciipuieK, or oiner mathinerv built repaired, are requested to call for we fi Wi ! that we can five as full sa rsfaclion in oua'itv of m X an.i prices, as any competent and resieeUtl'MiKii.K . " m J -' v i.iuiiii . . ia- SI Hi, vouilll V Car wheels of various patterns manufactured with Murphey's Patent SoHd Hub. Orders by mail will roeeire prompt attention at th same price as when piven in person. Scrap iron. Brass and Copper waat d. I7 O. i. KGGLESTON CO AllTirr tu i j . A ."c liuucuircra RtYPDOUPl lh .Inat iWÄM E- FrfuA. aveZ rfne ShVS r!roo" ' b.- ........... , a s unvil ,3 I l.t I 1 II I r B lir.Sl. vrK . m . m Louii Fritsch & Sause. They will carry on the business at the. nA they remov., aU Dr Fril8ch. TJLSZlH Dumas, will pay üb uenUoo and lime lotas ire. orintion nrl nf th katMM u. o . . . ' . . - wi caaae w t n lata rhu. "" jjari. ror ine entire satisfaction and awvuiiDuuiuvB o x mepuDiic they Ul spare no trouble MM? If FKITSCH Dr M MARYLAND LOTTEKIES FOR JULY lasal NAIRN & CO., AGENTS, .,,,.. . , BALT,MOhB MARYU5D. THE rnllowin; splendid Lotteries will be drawn la tS City of Baltimore, by the authority of the Mate of Aft ....a.,.,,,,re,ruucii uy me i ommisaioner of 1 otte- ! cured by the SUte. Orders for parkares aaouid be IVO, WM. I VIVlbCU VJ ill c jwopie. Pi mnt nf r . r ; . . . i directed to "aik.1 v CO., BALTIMORE, Md. A Pine S4 lotterv drmm Inl. ia CLASS 2 14 drawn Lumbers in every package of 25 Tickets. 1 frize or $ 15.000 4 " 2SO0 20 Prize of 5400 300 SO 61 " 8f 61 " is 61 " - 0 5.3S7 " 8 25.624 I 3 3 3 10 10 1100 400 300 StO n ii 31. VI 5 PRIZES. TICKETS. 4. HALVES, t.'. QUARTERS, tl. Nairn dr Co. will issue a certificate of 25 "Whole Ticket for $50 ?S Hair Tickets for 31 254uarterT.cketsforai2. A BEAUTIFUL flO LOTTERY DRAWS JULY 3. S3. CLASS 1. Thirteen drawn nnmbera in every Pscknee of eSTtekaU. 1 Prize of $00.000 20 Prizes of J3O0 1 i.U.UU0 -ii) I 10,000 62 1 T.500 62 1 5,000 124 srWi ion cO 50 as 2 10 l . 4.01 24 80 l.Mtf 4,464 2 500 I 243 20 frizes of S4I.0. 20.7 0Ö PRIZES. Tickets $10. Halves $3. Quarters 24. Kirbthi SI 2. XA1KN CG. WILL ISMTK a I'kVriuif.Ti.'n. 25 Whole Tickets for f40 I 25 Quarter Tii keta for S35 BäSMSj Heitels tor -.0 W Eigbtli Tickets for 7 Another good fl I ottery draw ih Juh JfcSS. CLASS 2U5. 12 drawn numbers in every packge of 25 Tickets. i rrizo ot I rme of 506 i J UBS 1 SMJÜ 00 00 600 i 219 3 CI 19 10 8 4 2 1 126 5JU 3906 Mi 23.436 TlCKErsat. HALVES 30 CTS. QUA RTERS 5 CTS. .. .... , Vo- '! i-sue a CeniSeaW of 5 u 7?r 1 ,rke,B for ,15 I 25 ner TickeU for 3 ?S 25 Half Iicketslor 71 25 highth Tickets for 1 8S M AOVirif! hiivr T.rnirrT v DBAWB JUL V 3 OT H . Jc53. CLa'.S P. n. - urawu iMimner on ever Jfi Tickets 1 Prize of $65.000 1 0 Prizes of $.100 1 25 000 1 15.000 1 lu.lN 0 1 .Wlo 4,500 lbO 2.0OH 6 00 66 1141 132 80 132 60 3,'.60 40 25.7411 30,:iH PKIZCS! AND ONE MILLION TWO Hl'N LIKED AND TEN thousand dollars to be distributed. TickeU $20. Halves $10. Quarters $5. Eighths $250. !LS r 2?' W,LL lSSVE CERTIFICATE OF :f : h?!2 r'U for $300 I 26 Quarter Tickets for $:5 M H.ifTwZ -t. 7,1 Tj! uanar I ifl ; "ÄrTfSaÄL. J- K tiEblh 5 WnlÄsjJLkÄ tavTATSK ets for 37 laced in the llpalan nut and you hare only to obtain thr numinnn aTi.L-t to draw a rood prize. In ordering t ickets sHect the Lotterv, nr.me ffce Claas and date, encloso tbe price, be careful' to mention your town, county and State, enclose Post Offlce Stamps inftead of allrer. Prizes, drafts or bank notes on anv solvent bank taken at par. Be rarem I to address NAIRN & CO., Baltimore .Man land. S. A. BAWYEK 0. I. . M At.LA' E. a. ROW ABU. 8 aWYBR, WALLACE Sc CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 12, FronlSiri-eulsew rk. j'efeiem BEMEJT rm-LE, Evansville, Ind. IMPORTANT TO LADIES AND P. OBNTLEMEN. ORTMONIES, Poeketbooks, Portfollot, B.-.nkera , "?.'.&c" sf any description made to order at the W all Paper Store of ENGLEHARD & F.CKHART. Je First street opposite the Post offlce. THE IfBWET PATTERNS (Y Wall Paper just received and for tale at Ue WVJ Paper Store of ENGI.EHARDdt ECK HART . Je25 Pirst street opposite the Post Office. rpENNESSEE MONEY bonght at one half per L discount, tl presentea B. E. GILBERT Sc CO. je 05 Sycamore near W'ater street. . v. sccklbs, Laiet7. H. L. jcuob. CintinmmXi. J. C. Rt'CKIaES A Jl !)(.! , COMMISSION AM' FORWARDIKG MERCHABTS, AND PRODUCE BROKERS. No. 9 Kast Front St.. 4 ! i ac i n sstt ti , tat. Strict atteution paid to all consignments for sale af Produce die Goods for reshlpmcnt to ai d from tbe S-ra rr--.-.' ni'K ft'-prteh. jeC4-ly W choice deep green Rio. re-mu-u ipci rauiUT omitn. ior sale 0V S. E. GILBERT A CO. Je24 Sycaanure near Water; A NEW HOl'SE FOR RENT. ON Main sfec above the Bulls Head, it la two stories fai;h, with a hall and four apartmeuts well salted for a small family; apply to THOMAS HEA DEN, -JeP-1 hat Main Su-eet, GOOD NEWS FOR THE AFFLICTED - DAVIS'S DIARRHOEA CORDIAL IS the safest and best remedy now known for Dlat w?l.0 ""J"11' VP Rummer Complaint of ... , , - - ouneesl mianw. r-renarei a nn rreal rare of th - ,i,J. . hr K A.1IAV S .....I... T., m c - 1 1 J.C. DAVIS, Evansville, Ind. And for sale whulmle iu) retail by CR Aw srnnnivn WOOLSEV A LINCK; ' Evansville. Ind. Je24d3m A SSZ to ' A CALK 5,X WKKS LD for uj.. 1. apply to THOMAS HR nwv 8HIJK.LE8! SHINGLES!! ws cv a. tt7 AHMl ""fBi just SSeM SM

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