Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 6, Number 60, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 6 July 1853 — Page 2

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DAILY JoUKNAL.Vr'T rule to fine any man "hquort for the crowd

A. H. SANDERS, EDITOR. TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION. .M ' MS io Ä-"-"""- iSS ou r- rrVVT rrTw uauy Journal, per year.. CmciwitiTi a . p,.,. uAM Fourth strevt. between Vine and Walnut. Cincinnati, uwnr'ou agents tor tne transaction oi uuiiotaaior xhe Kransvllle Journal. The D uly Journal will be found on tile in their office, and advertisements and .ubscriDlions are resDocUullv aoikited throueti iheni. packet is plunging along with all the aspirattonsof a side wheel boat, for making-quick time," and she is doin it, considering the number of stoppages she has made VVe sre . M .f , . r ' ., I I' Ö v ' 1 WVSJ 1. 1 V lUilUVl 1 Wwliw ww j of Gen. Harrison, nnd now the spot where ' him hodvUfntomhPrl tsaaSaak nf th man as -j r he was in whatever manner vou mav no other . I mm pvor n r fori 1. thn nthus;am ol the West.and especially of the Whig party, aa did he in the rood old tim-s of 1840- Trias d d he n the good old t.ra s oi i umphantly elected bv his party to me rresi- ... .. icy. a few months brought Dae to nia oia . . . . . . oushandwhich disturbed the marbl i above the remaina of Gen. Harrison, even to secure a memento of affection. Occupying a poaition in the office of one of Gen. H'rriann i-onfidtntiAl mmmittc. " I hiui in th went or in a single instance, wander from,er the true path of honor, or at any time fail to condemn a wrong in the propoaitions of his friend., or accord full justice to the claims of his opponents. JS I hsd not intended any such sllusion to Gen. Harrian. The almost actual presence of bis tomb brought him present to mem jry, as I had known him when a boy. We arrived at Louisv lie yesterdsy only a Snrf time hofnr r'innor at tha fZm't ITon.a 2 o'clock. After a bath and dinner and mak-1 . ... . . ing two business cal.s, I started down to the 1 . ... . i iia.aas., uoi ii u BCIIl Illy ue-fe 'K advance. I wa. a liMe surpsed to find boat, frienda and perhaps baggsge were on their U w--.wa r1.:...: av r. t.:. i I w--suwmM-.. a.ht ..og.carc.nij rnniinr.linn nf Ihmir. a ...all . f .1,.. I consideration of things, as well as of that portion of my wardrobe on my bo ly, I concluded to take an irregular evening packet which had juat crossed the river, and was a a . -a taking in trcight at Jeffersonville. A very righteous conclusion under the circumstances . . . . ... : hut itia a Inno mav all i.k.i ,. I wa ' ". w .waaw aaasj teil n licuitl IIMMCIV righteous in its results. The questions briefly are: Did my bsggage go on the packet York State If it did'nt, where did it go! Without baggage or clean linen, am I a preaent: ble representative of the Queen City of Indiana (E'ansville) to th? Q, Ittl City of Ohio, Cincinnati! If I ain't, what's to be 1ie! Will our boat arrive at Cincinnati, j. re the York State leaves! These are i portion of the vexatious questions lato trouble my natural equanimity, but Ms" succeeded very poorly in any such -10 w bbis pe( ghould be sorry indeed to think .VjO prs laav. Bo-t ireoa- n sjiled linen, I were not a more tumi,paF , , nd aswtao.e .uuiv.uuui man tnree-iourtns oi .d fellow-citizens of Cincinnati. tith every endeavor of sincere regret I . ted witn certain of my fellow-passengers A the Odd Fellow. Von recollect in my other letter (written by the wsy under jnst about as disadvantageous circumstances as this, which would excuse mortal man or im- , , . .. a M. I mI.iI i. M.b..a .. aa. Ikw.11 I I ! anu. in ......u ... ui.o'u, a.. t3w j i 1 1 srl I 1 I BaiU i f. aj. . ' the passengers on the Odd Fellow were .... r n . . ... principally taken from the Reindeer. Well aw. .ii" j . now there were about halt a dozen in that j i. i a .it .k . crowd, who for all that's good in good fellow., .tili , ought to be handed down to posterity and as I haaen U hnt rt. rMA t r..,;..- Zl ,Ka V.. I -waw aw . --. WS fMBW BW I ansville Journal is that Channel, and Add Sanders its Proohet, I shall at once proceed ! to make inhnortal men of some very fine spe cimens of mortality indeed. Even now I see before me the frank and handsome face of Dr. B., the soul of a par'y that had soult a representative of the finer characteristics of Southern gentlemen, and a f ry good jude of whisky. I have traveled with him before and never quarreled or any subject but politics and drinking. He is a JLocofoco, one of the aensible kind, however and has rather a preference for very old liquors. I, on the eootrary, am a Whig "al! over," tnat is to the full extent of one hundred pounds; and as you know, even my moderate drinking days are long since passed. But there by the side of the Doctor see him ? and forking with him ever a good pan ("forking means on the Odd Felfow, shaking hsnds) is a tall, be whiskered and be-hand-somed man, with a decided military air, blended with amiability far from the blood thirsty. That is G( n. G., whose military history I nave solemnly promised to keep secret a-a-a . -, a a a j ne uenera s ...i.r.g is maa.ng bad puns. Vou can 't -top him, und be can't help it. His friends tried to stop him. Their feelings were outrsged, the English language was abused, their friendliest expressions placed upon tbe rack of bis inquisitorial tortures, to

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CITY or EVA1SVILLE. ' . rjcnerap What a sum of .5r,00 !rom her to set up in business", when called for, a negligence always i- con- T L1:'rA crvenient dwellir-p. on Fourth -tr-ct SaaKaSBaSaSaSSaSsiaSS' . dlty IS there , next 10 me ucuciai. . v ..... . . . , . . j i. . j i -.l , . "hi the inarkel. consistiajt f eix room and crl iu...., x,r . EDNCSDW MORNIVG JULY 6 Uli. What excess of stomach! with which amount he decamped, leaving his venient, and ollen üttended with inj iry, de lar Luqiroof Jy4 hallock. x stud aku. Kv; iöUKDhY MALUü ' vvk , sUino- of internal snd externals, sweetheart sans man and money too. Henry Hvering letters frequ M.tiy to persons for warranted frcah- a-a,8HOP' Fditrlai rorrr.ae.srnr W hat a shaking of internals ana external., , ' . . . . wliotn thev were nut lnlended, and gußer OUU ibuiu, 'o?m S KHBmTUJM, ikdiaxa. rdii.ruirorrr.pondrDce. w hen u auffh! But his heart is as big as who by the way is a very honest, faiihful them to he taken awav, fuil to .end Utters , SZKÄs.Wioa? THE PhUBLH; s KPEtl FV, l Y formed tk.t STEAMER SAM SWOWDES, July 1, 1853. .. , U im. vounc man. denied the charge, nnd wan ... k- . ' ;i for my om o irude ter aale at w,lh 4 c, ei M Surd np : s

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dency . a few month, brought back to his old we put on with an eye to the ladies's cabin , A j the public reception, on Saturday, as sort to the miserable speculation of eetting ZmmmTPmTtlm 7Mmm7Mu s MurphTp uÄTifub m"ufartured' wnk hnmfl th-rrmainaof him who had departed and could'ut be coaxed off. We shall rfron the President wan conversing with George them for wrapping piper, fill up a circulating of SÄJ-, I 0r,,er" b ill receitrc prompt attention at tits 3lZww1swaC b'altW.Sll.wllraw, Z 0J.er.. WmM Hunk (M.r.h.,,,, por.odica, work, obuined j --.oZZ ilffKÄ rwZal or W.W. Hia boinow He. Doctor, aa ,h,v .heir oeighoor. Tg ZWXZ2. Zl" WSfcs I i a" less than three miles from this sheet of pa- Portland to attend to the ladiesthe sole and pialf0rm m-n in 1843, and as still on tb- and avail yourself of these errors in order to jusl ';'ü,ie0 B uic ,n f2 crer. second jfa'g'q" Sjß 'vrrtEt per, in a comparatively obscure spot, and the only excuse they could have offered for not planks, wh-reupon the President remarked, supplant your employer, havo been tried by bi,d a CSm oVeverrSripUoVof M?.ii W wawwi ja asAwit rtsalgg very monument above his remain, desecrated bein? tred wilh COü1"- ( M) by with unmistakable emphtsi,; . 'No friend of the vicinage and found wanting, and to mm fwsÄ Loui. Kriu; ., cv sa.,0n " ira of bv the rude touch of his own countrymen their oId companions when again they met. , mV dm.M.trat.on can stand, at ho same time ,,, they charge yon with want of principle city. KdT IVmi I ,fcS-iwJBV3 ai e old d oy tne ruae toucn oi nis own countrymen, r - j 1 on the Buffalo and the National Piatlorms;" and captcity. S aWbja. siMap. If saw esSsla.sM i fce ! iKsTwWTlti lb- L- Ä1!? a1who appeared to forget that was a racriliei-1 But my sheet is full, and the half not yet und puiutin-r his rWer toward the crowd, he Resnoctfullr. vonr nhrdi-nt -yourive.. . ,2 .."int

Camiaio-n OI 40 manv ODPOrtUiutiea of o an-n soon ue it Cincinnati. twnar? . .a - a . . , . repuiation one eni'iys oi oei.ip; ine most sei- "T" wunai-a mrj -m im, ie oio airjisiern prt- ' "J oammore. oy ioe auuioritv of the Mate of Ma 1 w 1 al J opportumuea OI ..... drill for a few months, they may be known by . b ces .ij2 WK H. COMKUL Foster'. corner. I ryland. superintended by the ( ooimiaaioner of I uaSal bnnVin-ih. f.nm n.i ....t!. my bacjaffe that's the question All ntrht ,. .L. .. . eible woman in burooe. - r er. ( . , o ''r or lott

ZTSZ Ü ; T ZZaT in the end no doubt Nice cnnaaUtion in P ' y watK Any tendency i Among the faded dow igcrs and ambitious ' A I , " , f ?TBr.HET.-ihav.aisoiB i. Vecured by or-VrTibr lirksV. .hJSiS and at a time when under the circumstances, J- as he mir in l be Punid evidence of ( duchesse's of England, it i ! refreshing to fled teKcer,o,Fre.rt tuo ee i d ne iiLoMwdSti j Ä Ä' the man w.s of necessity most strongly re- Ihava wr, ten swi.tly as the ma n .vmpalhv in one ,Pg for Buffalo and in the t-ering far abovethem.as weil in mora' : ;; XL", II icVlHV CLASS m duwnuiiew Tn every iMdasw of 25

veaieo. Severin that exnting poht.cal fin- " " " ,7 J other for Baltimore! stature as by rank, the true vvoman, of ccur- ü VürpT - it! , Prize of ai5 rooT , ph, .r .-on J? J ar r ab IhrAM'n fl sin A 4i rrtri a I li nnifr K I T ras na) I rr ll nn nf rrirninnn kw- non I L- n Va itnri -a is. U aw ' 111 ' 1 U . f . It tl rn. i r I v I S ITZCal Of 1411

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se ves from an evl worse than that they c . ... aii-H fo lÄi? r y; ' Trtbe est of allow the General s,x puns to all be rest m the crowd one. The General Will do. W C me crowu one. i ne uemra -hall be pleased iu introducing him to the ( c -0-J ,n ani mules com posing our array 01 irienus in . LvaiiBVule. measurable by all mortal tape lines and fur.huinm That i. ,Ir. I... another - TTI T ZaL aUI ' M..u Suutnern geuueman P w-si . . 1 J - - l. . V .... mmmwtmmwm immb hoi epnngn. nrrrr shall we forget veu, old fellow and never w that nian forgelyuu who measured you for a pair of breeche.s aure, although you rfrf . . Pa7 ,MraA nA tkap. I'.1'" .'1 mw...mJ . L. A v, " 13 ,l "me young friend from the South luxuriatng in the richness of the wit of friends, his s r ivara nut ai Uk n Avat.tko lu)!aj oaKin r w- j - , mJ 1 T V .p. .11 of my very agreeable traveling companion' and of my f xtraordinary trip. I might Peak of "Big Irjun" and dancing enjoy, mentsof the evening, and fun by the day but I close on the w hole concern . much overcomo that way anyhow. I "come short" in a good many thins:., but I am B0 ,nort 1 cant come it' any other w - y - Tne neatt will be gravely sad--per haps. SENIOR. The Celebran. The .Anniversary of our Naiional Independence, paced of inexcusably neglected, so faraathemasa of American born ciLzens wero concerned. The day wis quietly ob- . . 8erved manr jn thejr usual cm of b m. . . . . . Sines.. d'j-;t Jt work to see how many .m . , , . d'mea could be made, or how many had been made, just a. if the day had never been con secreted to a more holy observance. The j would have p.a.cd entirely unob.erved irj ii.y poblic df moMtwtioD Jic f tiT adop- ' Ud U'rmsn citizens been as wanting in puba -SB. ... lie spirit and patriotism, as the native and adepted Hoosier. The,4Geiman Aifting Association," a nil rrtPrriU .?.! K I rr Ii 1 1 roann aKIa r,rrl- an I ..,.,1, i;,,i i . e i , mou-'h little known before Dubic'v. were nnt w J' - early in the morning in a lengthy procession, with.appropriate banners and badges, and marched through the principal streets, after one of the best bands of mu-ic in the West. They retired to an adjoining grove where sn address was delivered and other cxercisea had sfter which all joined harmonioualy in dispatchig u collation prepared fo r the occasion, cos.sting of a dozen barrels of beer and otha. -l er.t.pleprov.s.on.in proportion. They returned to town about three o'clock, making quite an imposing appearance, apparently well pleaded with an opportunity .o celebrate the Natal dtyof their adopted country. A couple of young gentlemen formerly from Yankeedom, where the 4th of July is aways celebrated, invested a dime each in Is at year'-Fire crackers, and manlully maintainthe custom of their native land, snrl the land of John Adams, the peerless patriot of : his day, and the inventor of 4th of July CelbratioDS. Tne loudest noise we heard dur n t tho A -t v anil .',.: I. ..4' .. ik. m,.... I ä aaw w a avaaai w w w va u . , n iu lllul lllUILftl w.... ww.w.. t . (always excepting the German Brass Bind") .. . . , . ,., .. was tne exoosion of a bottle of Heidsiek at the t, ... ., ... Pavilion dinner table, which as usual was ........ . . spread with all the luxuries of the season, a . . Sabbath Shoo entertainment, given .... b t0 Of thft Methodist S0d CmlaaJ.J n U a . . T , ""uier,i,n congregations, we in,OTm -7 thoae who attended, was a very pleasant affair The exercises were admirably executed by all parties concerned. 'I he t hildrcn scquitted themselves with great credit in their recitations and.other exercises in which they took a part. The address delivered by James Harlan, Jr. Esq., was pronounced by .11 who l.htened to it, to possess extraordinary merit, evincing rare talent as well as good Cate both in arrangement and delivery. Mj. J. Wesley Hughes, marshaled the juvenile forces and conducted the procession to the grove near the "Old Grave Yard," where the order of the day was fulfilled snd I the procession returned to town by the Maj. with thesystemand precision characteristic of that gallant officer. Thus ended the doing, of the 4th of July 1853 in Evansville. CCTMr. Henry Grant, a respectable farmer about four miles from this city, having possibly imbibed too much of the 4th, on re turning home in the evening ofthat date, mm I raised a difficulty with his wife and stabbed her twice in the side with a large pocket anue. ne waa arrested and bound under three hundred dollar, to appear before Esq Sa 1. a . SaBt waiter on to-oay. Dr. Hatcbitt. attendi physician says that Mrs. Grant will recover.

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nenrj w v J ! " .1.,,, ,., ,f hv X nor IT TVrrr nm.n n rpnnisitlun ; r . from tne uovernor oi unio, on IfMisi u. Grand Larcency, which was alleged to have under fc foJowinff circum. stances. Ilenrv was charred with having trained . i, is tn .ni the affection of a feminine up in Ohio, an J broujnt before Jm'ge Baker on a Writ of Habee f:orpus and diseharired. lli, k-A ,laia-Ua j - " ! .lia .Ant u'ith tlir rami id t i r n f r ti r 1 1 a n ru nnI - . the "ve hundred." , , . . , . ( ,in ,ue Straddle.. l unn; luesiraaoiei. V reliable Washington correspondent of at t ssus, i. .u e u W. I. tribune, relates the following CirA the .1 I . I ff . cumiunce. snvnig insi oince-s 'euers, io .ucceed with Gen. Pierce, must approach with their legs as nearly in contact as possitl. b 7 F uie. ...u vf -at . o . . added, in a Stentoran voice: "I will not make; y appoiutee who attempis to stand on two plaiforuia. Buffalo and Baltimore are MrV podts." ,.r a-, . V V a rrcnimp hi iv ihn lim fJuncn ' - . . Pierce has bis armv of office-holders under Ae... .vr-rn -r tl. . ui a oWIlkDLER LAUCIIT.- Tha notable Mr. J. Carrothera who played a swindling g ime in this city last fall under the title of "General Forwarding Commnsion 3Ierhant" and cheated everybody he coulJ his b3en caught, and i. likely to have dafered justice meted out to him. A few weeks after leaving here he opened his swindling .hop at -Lawren .:eburgh, Ind., and commenced his "hay and wl.ite bean trade" there; his rate of commission was to take the whole. We learn from a friend in Cincinnati that he was arrested in that city a few days ago, upon a wap'anl nd rcqu -tion trom the Gov. of this Ulef and laken btk 10 Lawrencebmgh, our corre.pondeut adds; that if hi. friends -sr..... ,n desire to ae him, he may be r . . . - .... . .,,.. I . A . ' r a 1 "u,,u '"sonv.ne, in .oeora Costume, an ftnnn m a tril mn Um ! u ' , .a wwa- w w -...s wv iau 1 Ii ß Lrr . ni, . I his reminds a. of his coning into our s: ...... . .La J ... L aw - Bj.i.Hiossi tne same oay neiiea IfOm LailSw rrht bv S,"l Ol ville, and requesting that his bill made out readv fnr him J sraaaa, V- 111 vv I . ' j H I . I , that he was very particular about "small mat ters" and at tho same time ordering more work done. We fear he has not adl.ered atrictly to his "small matters" up there. C7"It wi'l be seen by advertisement that the Fl.ating Palace will bo here on the 23d of July. Dr. Spalding proposes to mske the J city a present f f a sum of money equal to the amount demmdod bv nor eü. nl,ri. a, J wv.awa m . for license butVill refuses to pay it as a h-1 cense. His recollection of loosint one of the finest Ev ansville audiences last year, that ever attended a circus has led him to exercise his better judgement thts time. OCrThe mail between Louisville snd this city is now brought by land. Tne first one ar. ived on the morniug of the 4th. Thy will be regular hereafter, nnd about 12 hours later than the river is in good stsge, and the mail brought by th? packets. Crazy Barbfr. A barber doing business in York etreet, New York, was recently .ent. to the Lunatic Asylum. He has on several occasions attempted to cut the throats of his customers while shaving "An crclion r. aaaa a - --a. aa. . aaa a

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one which In loiv been brcwintr " Ii .-ill , , . , ' 11 Wl11 certainly navetne eftect of bringing a rreat a- at..- a b i ...-.I7 .u icll UK, . CTT The following is a telegraphic dispatrh, dated at Washington on Sunday evening last and published in the New York Courier nnd Enquirer: A 1 effort, of the .Sloo Te'insnt-pec Com-

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ministration that Conkling'a treuty r tceinffthe contract and riirlit ot wa -L .i i t I A w. r il o . k . V 8,,JJ11 fcft iaiu uriuic tnr BSWasatw I tn lllt'Oi 1. 1 y on sembling bnve proved unavailing. JJy tne S - BB - aWafcaL . I J j u u rr , is , . ,n,,Hl ue rofT'-' menced by the fifth ol Kebruarv. 185 1. I. i miiisui laaa contract, inn wo'K muat b doubtful if the means can be raised for the work prior to the ratification of the treaty by this government; hence tho importance of prompt action. The full amount of bonus has been paid by bankers in Mexico. JC?" A pnasentrer was ejected from the CanandaianiS. nnW Minn.... p.il. u.,:. , i.ii.Miaipiia ana Niagara rails K..lllrond Car. I... .L- aS a . " . - ---ww ity me wonauetor, Decsuse lie refused to pay the five cent, extra charire for ticket vb.f. thev are not . .. w"n , ,,,....v w. wa iniiic. i ne pas&enoer base.l his refusal on the f..- .i... he could not procure a ticket at the n,,in. nf embarkation, on account of the absence of the agent. Legal proceeJings have been commm , menced. The following are the only banks in this y standi ig lair: u ink of Washingtoi anirs Rank nf SaaL Washington City Star.

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Reasons for Refusing an Appointment, neu jurgw aicLane was Fostmaster T'" h" " ' C. .. a- , . . . . U1BI tmcenew sired, and requested to inform him why he refused him the appointment. TheJudgere;icd as ,ollow. fc .. . "The allegations against you are numerous and strong, nud are chiefly these: That you cannot write or read well enonjrh, ure not a . . " . r poic ui.iiiuui.iin, imc uiiii gumy oi trie sometimes I nd ofl the mail vith..ut putting awiiMjinwurfwa.Bai mc uet-n lodged at your office, reverse the destination of letters, and s-nd them ba. k to the place ... . irom whence they came, n;ive nut sense enough to discover the error alter the letters have been repeatedly relumed, nude frequent and grons mist-ikes i i the billa lorwardVd to other offi -es onened nacksovs sddres- . ,0Oiner omS.optnea psCKaS aaureaged to Other post ofbee, when a mail la call..I C 1 11.. . 1 m - -- ' vu iut vy " -' numa hl i-.uu. f?h J in reBulttl ,n respecting armo newapa pers, appropriate a hall a dozen of them lor two or three vers to v ur own re. and re- . . -. . , , .. JOHN McLAXE. 03" Queen , Victoria, in refusing to have Mrs. Beecher Stowe present, d st her Dra v. : D a . j . i. t. in? Koom. retiectfd true honor unon Her M i- . c - . I Je Itu r. r I- 1 rt . I an. , r ( o I .,-., ., a I. ,. oij wi uiisi HI.J, bmbw gwea in l.i i wiiu ii me ... I l.i .1 t . i . . reiuaes to icnu tne auinoruv oi ner royal name ... . .... . ,r. IO ine coniemptiDie yet injuriotia excitement Ol tne dav and hour. J he to low inT account r.u ar" At . . a. . of the affair, copied from the ordinary record of the foreig;;i news, is well worth preserving: by Um v.a.r nrpaont...! ht tha. P-r..,!. r.f K,af. -.WW .. . W .. W ' ''t "'.I'll tr bury , the head of the female otcrie of aboli - tionists, was there; .he was not permitted to fi'.cnt Mr. Stnp whi h it nnncnra aA-a took ,0 mucü in dudgeon a3 t , nQ one though there as nut wanting plenty of her f . : I . a ,Ua k I

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i me platen a gruuu urawing room, nein susal l AID 1. 1 I T.Alt MTIIM.S The . . " vesterdav. the first tint.; aince her accouche- 7 . oucaenber would call particular attention to hia L -mvaaiwI2i-aalS-? ,w!u 5SH?f .

. c r i . -f i) " , stocit ,r i Im and Guitar S rings -thev arc of the Tery n v1 I nan i ickeu for ment. fa. President an Buren was nreaented , i.i;. .... . :' . . J 25 Quarter Trkt,fn,. to w

' i . ' i-.: .aaiiaii, c.nKiian, aiiu Aiuerican, ana ne , - tt-? a.T . r...r.. llaaB l...or;,.nn Ulnllo. rtll.. Wli aell ll,an. ahaaiar ,.., ...1.1 .k ...... A BEAUTIFUL a 10 LOTTERY DRAWS JL'LV

i..-..uau.T..i..f; to tue auuexpeciillgll V ol best quality, and landing t.on, steamer Colfrom lltr. bert, for aalo at Ui lowust Pittaburgt.. Cincinnati or LouItii tobe hoped that tins action of the 1 'pi!r.Wholos,,,e r FGHTAPL0.V1t'1 Qr.een w ill have the effect of checking the j j sV amoro nearjatr. absurd toadyism, half ironical, and wholly mis- , - tOTTOK BATTI.G.- fl Rsle. Kos. 1 snd2

cnievou, witn wnicn Mrs. stowe has been rr r i i t A . n rw nrt a nrl aar ill ciwsiyaoI ft r ft V ra i - t . t tj .ii Satt'L. liUOf Uliu n in fco all. Shaftsburys, Sutberlands, and other lolty " " J Va l i . iioiiit ui ine ui limn n 1 'U. i t. t m rriuru tu tut ir dicrni.y and duty. It renlly seems too great a I . .. " . . na m ns r inn msiiim iaii m... a. a. a a i ! larce tO See these noble and time-honored I ww v v bb WW earx liwuii.. U II U Villi. " I I U I r I ' 'a I 1 MM appended to public ovations tO HarI rr .1 1 net Ueecher Stowe and the Clack swan and be-idea, furnishes an unanswerable argument to prove tne uuer usciesBOPSs oi a nouiiiiy . and an aristocracy. .Vcie York Sachem. 3TTPR. OTUAlMTEtn PILLS WILL CURE DYS psnaia, l.idigeiUou, hilliwUsne... Basi every disease of tbe -t MUhih. S P L C I A L NOTICE S. TE.HPERANCE OTICE. 1JY request. Rev. Ma. Hji i. will d -liver an addroasto tho Evsnavllie Temple of Honor, Nc. 1 on the 7th., uo ... n. mi- avtlllMC III IIUOVI, ,ic. i on me i 111. .. at 8 , 'dock P. M. The member, of the tSZ Degree, Lyman Reccher S) Temnlc of Honor D.S. of T. are Invited to attend. By order of the W.C.T. I VOR'S KATIIAIRON, For Preserving, Restoring and nesutifinr the ttstr, 1- t'i mr si delightful and wonder.'ul artiele the world ever produced. Its astonialnnir sueees in without a iH'iu'ioii i i i ii e ni.ior ri hi Muterii -Heiiien n.rt . . i.. .... . ... . .. . nd luxuriant lurl... ...ft and elo.s !.ir. with ..ores of a.tuiirers, unark tin- 1. olios.) is tae universal effect oi the K itliMiron. Bald nnd grey heada wsra perfeetly astonished. 4-Tlie Kathatron has lullv re.lored mr hair after a bsldne.s of I2ear . A.J. ("oca i right. TSRon.l St. N. V." Tho Kathairon is a cerUin uro lor Nervous Head Ache, and all Cutaneous Disease. Sold bv all I dolors. ,T where. Try it Price ouly 2.5 cents, in! largo t' Pronrletor. 171 Hrosd-,ar N V So. in Evsnsv Ii. bv Johnson ex French. Halh.ek Ar ' avldar.l aud J. B. Fond -ramitb. JOHN 1. r.KK, ' - - M . - ; - i Wholesale Agent. Cincinnati. JeQI 6indd:w NEW ADVEltT.SEMENTS. ICE CREA SALOON CONFECTIONARY AD SOD V WATER. s nnoui.ee to ber friends und lovers of Ice Cream, Confo Uonaries aud spurklinr Soda Water, that she .till cnnt,nU,!!,lrt moltl tnotMt of ,ce Cream, and servos up : nv 0 ivorctll d for at the shortest niftice. Sho has an elorant -aloon. ne itlv farniahad. h liere a dish of h. r Imperial Cream will alway prove a luxury. Jy5-tf FOR KAIE. V TOBACCO Pre., and Sere In rood order, J5 tf G RA I.AM & FARRELL. PEli I NNV FERNT. Frcah arrival t new n net lashionnblr s ii in in t C.ootfla. j .OOSRIRTING of a grent variety of White. Mattl fkay lAwwa and Marsolle.Coats. Panta and Vests, I Silk Plnshand fttftk bsssar Box and I.ooso Kack Coats. i"1' ,un1 r,orlho l"ort "" mm rMonabl estle-t MACK LOBS.NsTINh'S , Western Star Clotlilnir si. .re. Cor. S' catnore At Water Bt., under Pavlllion Hotct. .1 5 tl. 1 A""" B. O Bsaw fast usal.si aawtWaaa. ay Saa It ' horshead or smaller ouantltv to suit nnrchasrt. ai J)5 COOK'S FAMILY GROCERY. AM OR DIM A MCE TO prohibit officers of the Clt of Evansville from purchasing City Orders for le.s than their par value and and for othi r BMSSSSa Pa.sed June 3d I84. StrnoN I, Belt ordained ft) tho Common Conncll of ii" ity of Evansville, that hereaner it -hull not he lawfnl forthe Mavororanv member of the Common Connell of aaideity, tho . -My Clerk.'Tre i. uror. Marshal, Cotlector Mrket M..l.-r Wharf Mat-r orW-i-k If... ' I Hth r iliasftjj W Indirectly to purchase or receive In I Py"011 nr esehanre any demand against Uieritv or i any c ly order for any claim slow-,1 bt the Cou, nil for. m - - - - - " n 'in .ess amount limn mat expressed on tho lace of auch de m.nd or order. .h:'.?.". l:???'?.?!! Sectirt of . forever such violation forf.-ij 'V Zl nv u m not ess than ten nor more thsn five bumlred döii nrs. AlteaL JOHN J. CHAN DLER, Clerk J5 3t. t'O HOMER'S IX(I i m. with him except some papers directed to PattKellv. I J)5Itw. JOHN THIBBLK, Cor. V. C.

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.

lY Tift Li A of mi. nrAmr rt IKa t r m -l - v.-.v. mvv wui i in i.uiDiuoD r ras J J or wnderburgh cuutv. ibe u. deigned dmim--ÄÄrÄÄS Hou.e n Kvtinrll lai. ih U'Ml,.ir .i.l. ta!ft quatter f öccllon Ä. Thr.a lu lowIiehll . No So,,Ul f "R Ten w.u. i,. .aid eoaim. on the ' the jjXSg w.u. ipsSK waiving lellcl from van Ion or appraf-ement laws. Jy5.4ww BERNARD NURR1E. Aamt 4' J HAKPEit t?0R Julv-Rec'J tS .tav i.v j KATUI EV IXSVILLE BOOK STORE. I raossswa Harper' Mauzine for July. A.1 L EL LISTER rextcn RE7IOVED. VCRXR & KRAMKK have remoTed their exlt-n J sire t k of üroceriea. Leather and Fiudu r i thoir new b'ick Sttfa. t'0 doura above their ni.i oh Main street, b. twoen Firai and Second. TheiraUick '' ce complete sMrtaMiat in tu.r line, and üicy wlK,b h ,,,py ,a wa t ,,,on ,tü"ir oM , ul"mrs. and Uiü paWK g.-i,erully,ou as good leruii as heretofore. jt-dSJ . milija II. UlltKIE, WILLIAM II. Cl'llKIE JSGZJtJJJ! x 6.,.o,; sndi as to allow him to tako s few frnmrnt, rcps.uu l soluits the patronage o thoje lad.c. or Ke., ur iciwu u nam, uumr. a-a-atio" w .Tom. taiiea tiienueu at meir rest QlatlfOST K VAÄSVILLK MUSIC STORE! X My alo k of Pianos will aUays be .elected with tli äaaaVj f aaaf , . . r . . . ,. 1 1 . a. . . H.. r - . d ton. ew york, ihiiadeiphia and Kaltimore. ihev will al iitt,U;rH fJfS VVM, H. cURKlE, Footer a corner. ; :"zr - - g 11 111 IC X t . . I I 1 Ilk I I l.n K .wa Ik. I 1 T " " " aa-l-ai lllw , vjl agoiny lor Ibe aale of Wm. Hall Son'a Justly I .Mil Si i' Ii,, a llnnii.P. k.mnni,. 1N.-.1... U,.-. 1 u-i.a " ' u Ti r"; ". ""." ,ra"" ' Br,l,K?. Pees and lail Pieces, Piano I uning Haiuiners. , Tuuing Forts, Violiu, tiuitar aji-1 Violincello Strings, l""n"'uou "x or erery lnslrument, and a large a. i sorlincut of new aud popular Music for Piauo. Guiur or ; oiee. wh."urkik Ji Second floor Foater corner. t . aar a . . . .'"l" CHJ WM. II CUhKIE. enrl ri.w.r Pn.to,'. . ,.r.,r 1 ijgAJW AsTCliM-illlsi Ttritmji j X AM) kKP.vikkd I will Riv.- particular attention to this branrh of the business. Orders left at the Music ' JJ-JJ- i-r IWs corner) g--a 1 T" rW w A ana; a m r im. iah I.AA S - - .hw.-d rajisiA!, jws.owian wr saje ty ' -1 E. GILRERT tV CO. Sycamore near Water. s TVT P" Aieillf.--25 Whole nd Ha f Boxes in I I W I ni.a Ar. Isar f.. ssmIa law aw-assvf aauv V I VA VI t 1VI CMS IV VT l I i-v2 I R. GILBERT & CO. .Sycamore near Water. j C DOZKN extra Heru.etieIly Sealed Lobstara, a line SSSBW V . S . BS 11 vi tl.C II t.l ) I'VfllCU LOUffM SAa A U I M "tor the Waon,JuM received and for sale at Irl COOK'S h ami v lirncrr 1 ."me.ou J recc.v.u aim lor.a.o at . i J2 CO' KS Familv Groeerv. jl'ST BIXFIVED Jl aarka as Flour, put up w e.p ciiill) tor family use Also a superior Polishing Powder fr t leaning tnett.il and glass, at the Lead Col ore i Store, at tbe corner ot Man. and Fourth atr als, aud for sale by jyst JAMES SPALDING. I 1ST RECEIVED ICO doz. FgrsatUie Leedr a' colored Store, eoruer Fourth and Main .tr... and tojly Jyi JAMES SPALDINO. ATUSIC A frmh MSOfttf of Piano Mueic aud InlVL tru.-tion Books, differe t k.nas reeelv-d this day by MlSJISS. J2 R.VTHhO.NE & W ilEKLER. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. B VCON! B C NU B AC )N!Ü B CON!!l! ( flft i 1HS. or M.les: 5.(C0 II.. of Hams; 25,tJ ri FKwKF lbs ot Shoulders; all of wliieh i. ol our own curing, and in ex-ell- nt orde , and will be delivereu o onier, either at tho Rnilroad Deot.et Princeton, or at our store in lfr.SO.nl i. until the middle of July. Jl-lui DE. KEK or KRAMER. Vi ncenne. tiazette copy 1 mo. and charge ibis ofUce. - . V . r 1.1,1 -'S hh . -nrlhd..i V .K..h nvn a a-a Aa-.aa aa . . . .... ava . .-...v.... , -Lj J:,st i,",ur ") i POSTERS ox BROWN (AVA COFFEE. 15 Pocket' verv old and superior for sal j by 1)1 FOSTERS de HROWN. i DEFINED NIG AR S. .5 bbl- stand.-trd, Trn.h : A.V o , Powdered and Double Loaf; also St. James small Loaves, for -al i by JJ FOSTERS A BROWN. CCTHE8 C.-A .mall lot of Mftft .nd i i ,s .. uuatbs w.ll be so!.; at Catst bv FOSTERS 6t BROWN. T OBACCO.-'iO boxe. 20 lbs each, superior half pound, fur tile by Jyt FOSTEFS & B'tOWN. NOTICE. AS we are d -termined to charge onr hndness on the 1st Jult.we wnt ALL to call and aettle without further notice. Je3W GRAHAM t FARRF.LL. NOTICE! ife Elizabeth WHEREAS my wife Elizabeth ha. left my bed and board without any Ju.t cause or provocation, the board without any ju.t cause or provocation, the , , f,,,... , I (,, K ..Jv-: I i: : zz zzizznzvzE : it:?? ... . .... .I Ta. . ww rcsiiiBi-ie . for nny debts she may contract Je30.l3t ADAM RlED. CLARIFIED M LAR 2 hhda in lor sale by Je3U PRESTON KRu store and Rüthers. OFFICE OF WABASH NAVIGATION CO I ANI V. Vl. ..... Baa -o ,or. , -VTOTICE IS HEREBV GIVEN to sh.'pper, and älloih concerned, that in consequence of the renal hout to boeoinm-ncedof the VVoKa. atthe Grand Ka, rs Wof U Wabash River, no Boauor other craft can pass thfouali the Lock, from date till such repairs shall be completeJ. of which notice will be given. Kap lly or.lor ..f tho Board of 11 J 30-dwl.w JOHN ROSS, Sec'ry. NOW IS YOUR TIME) o.ner article-wMch can be seen by giving me a call at ... aavau coioruu Mure at the lomer of Kou rUi and .viaiu street.. je5 JAMES SPALDING. Ml TO LETI A DWELLING nousc suitahle for a small aized fandlv. oi Market street. Enouire of Jei HALIaOCK ex STODDARD. sswvk. P. t. WaLLaCK. whii. SAWYER. WALLACE A CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS.! L VSiJfS al?,'.:. . , I i "J"tJ" r.aa . n . m. .., Je8 m NOTICE. rTMIF. undersigned being about t" close no his buainoa X In this city, .nd remove to the country. Reo -est. all who are Indebted to bim, to make payment on er ; before tbe 5th of July next. And all who have claims against him to present them for payment. Ha hope, this call will be . tfficient, as law with bim 1. a very unpleasant thing. Thomas Bash is authorized to settle all accounts In my absence. J91 3. v FARIS.

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, "vol"kM",. t. ream Pitcher, Mugs and Hutter JjV nou.e in Jars, reapou. Coffee poU, Cake Puns, Soap Dryer., Journal Office brea.t I ans. Ko-t-w of various .io-. Ink s tunes. Sallad

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K...w... .... a u.Fj,oui. ii io ei.coun.k-e lU n e anurutturera V are prerar-d with even fao'Tity for ruanufa. turinp ateam Fart SI with o, J orlrnn ld fraima, and luatninerr of all kinda ! th i.i... proremouu. Gearinr aud -haltii C ud up. l ull) Iron rronta for houaer. How Mould Foird. VaV on 'Vh Iron Br" itnra. aid W im Vit " Hxca, Iron m.d m ,ron forjrlnr work of all kinda. and aw fim m,.ih. fit,ili.-l t order. Stean.boat wotfc i üi MS 9 mm cM r promptly and r. fully executed. ur Wiawsiini la complete, poweaMnt: all the a4of the late.t Hai-rcvemtruu. snd our motkmea ftf tUe most aklllfol an. experiemefl tlar.. Onr general superii.tendent.haa for otany yeara been foreman of an extenaive eataMubment Etat, n.d i. fully couai fa Mi.v M .......... . I .v.ii that e can give .s full sa if.ti..t, u. qwaiiiy of an., prio... aa any compelem and re.tJlable eua j ...in .mi. p. ,u nit e.i. tullt or 8d-i work esubllsh. or mentmuiecoui.tr. - tir holi of Ta I mercantile part For the entire aati,faitioii and i a""nxisuD of UM public they will enara no trouble. LOUIS FKITSCH. 1 M JeCJMf THK0J. KASSK. MARYLAMJ LoTTERlLS FOR JULY lSSal NAIRN & CO., AGENT 8, BA LTIMOKK M A RVi.i v n I THE following splendid Lotteries will be drawn in the SO 8 IS ia 8 4 3 " 3 3 10 " 10 -oo 400 300 2tO 61 61 61 5.3U? C5.C-24 31 .53a FRIZES. TICKETS, f . HALVES, i. QUARTERS, 31. CA.ASS 1. Thirteen drawn nnmberr it. erery Puck nee of ?5 Tickets. J Prize of fttin.OOO 20 Prizes of ft 300 1 -(.'. UM vuo 1 JO.(M,U 6. 1 ",5O0 f,2 Um 124 I 4 1 NO 4 ftft J.'OO 4,46s 0 MIO Sl3 20 frize. of 940S. 2 0.7 05 PRIZES 54 IicKrtsHin. Halves 5. Üuurters ! . Eighth! $ I ss. NAIRN CO. WILL ISSUE A CERTIF1CA I K OY f 13 17 25 V bole 1 u ket for HO I Quarter 1 a L el for .3 Sid IJ. Ii I, 1 .. ST. a. am I . .. a .. . . aa. w w - .u i es tigntb in sets for nuoioerjoou . lo.tery draa.vStbJt.ly IH3. t'l.A itiS. 15 drawn numbers in every packnge of 25 Tickets. 1 Prizuof IVO00 1 l.ion I Prize of 200 t ea 219 . If 63 10 ra e I9S 4 J 1 9UI 800 1 TOO I 60H I 5' ( 1 3U I 436 1 27. Sil l'ltlr! TICKETS 51. HALVES 5n CTS. ql A RTEF 2-CTS1. Nairn & t o. will istie a t ertiUrale of 35 Whole l k-kets for 615 I 25 Quarter 1 iek. is for 3 Ti Hulf Tickets lor ;i .'5 Kiarhth 1 iLkcuj lor ISO MAGVIFIC iT LOTTFRy. DRAWS IO MT rtOTH. 153. CLA S P. Vi dra-u number on ever -Hinket 1 Prize ot ftJHgl b 1 0 Prizes of ft 00 66 i..M. 10 132 So I'M CO 3,960 40 2.V7IH L O 1 i'.i bt It 1 UMtm 1 lO.Iti 0 1 vjmm 15 4.5C4 ltU v.:,.. i 30,: aPTilZEf! AND ONE .MILLION I V O Hi Nlo.EP AND TEN thousand sVahsn to te SsaSrwSeas Tickets ft.O. Halvesftlb. Quarers (5. Eighths ft? 50. NAIRN ox CO. WILL ltfc A CERTIFICATE Of 26 W hole Tickets for ft3t I 26 Quarter TiekeU for ftT ati Half T.ck eu lor 150 si6 Eighth 1 lekeU for 37 Every Package contain, all the n um her. place in tha vnee . nu incre.ore mutt have all that are dr.wn out. and you ave only to ob'aiu three number, ou a 1 icket I w ...ii a &vuu law I.. 1 1 r-i . . ....... I ....... i . . . I . . In oriLrinr I ickets aelect the Lottery, nrme the ( laaa and dato, eueloa the price, be canstul to me.itioi. v,ur town, county and stab-, encloM Port Oftkre Staaapa instead of ailver. Prizo, drafts or b..nk uute. on an solvent b-uk taken at par. Be rare'ul to address NAIRN Sr CO . Baltimore. Manias. i. c. .CCKLU. of Louun U. v.. l.jcdok. Ciactaassts. J. C. MRI I S A JUDGE, COMMISSI AND FORWARDING .MERCHANTS, AND PRODUCE BRUKER.S. No. o East Front st . M.naa, i, Ohls. Strict attention paid to all consignments for aale of Kroduee c Goo.1. for resbipraent to ai d from tho -o - l-t 't apatri, Je-ly 1 1 l I..L;,ii Bags choice deep green Rio. ra- ; V cived oer Fannv smiti, f,,r .i.. i.. S. K. GILBERT 6c CO. Sycamore near W ter. Je24 OOOD NEWS FOR THE AFFICIEDDAVIS'S DIARRHOEA CORDIAL IS the safest and beat remedv now known for Diar 1 rhoea. Dvaeiilerv. t'holrm Summer ( omnlaint eat . j-...Cr, vi n c., ., ioo-e.,e. or the boei. ot bo ever long standing. It b. It oiiU needs a trial to Drove (ta wonderful eftVacv and can with safetv be givcu to the I youugest infants. Prepared - !th great rare of the best material., t k A. I'AVIS. Londou, lenneaeee, J. C. DAVIS, Evansville, lud. And for sale wholesale and retail by HALLOCK x STODDARD. WOOLbfcY afc LINCK. Je24d3m Evansville. Ind. A COW WITH A CALF MX WEEK S OLD for sal . a . I r " . a. an .... a . ..a. pi'iy to i liOMAS HEA DEN. Je23-lm Mal.i Street. SHINfGIaESI HINfaaEEBX! 3T fiin PIK SH,I-ES Just received and I mVJyjKJ for aaleloow by J 7 JOHN F. GLOVER. B.IR.KF.EPER WANTED. .eiice.i uar-iieeper . wanud at a public un city, tnqulru immediately at the jeS9-tf ty tBASH rLOEBiO Bbl.., N. Hull ACOs Lafayette, warranted bv L'J FOSTERS 4k BKOWJI. IMPORTAWT TO LADIES AND GGNTLEMBN. TRT.MONIKS, Pock et books. Portoics, B.-nker. iKa t-SSÄ - of w8sftjft)SBI wadet order at tne w all Papr Store of . oc ENGLEHARD A ECKHART. cZb First Btreet opposite tho Post Office. TUB JMEWT PATTFRIIB AF w.n iwiasl a received and for ale at tbe Wall per Slore ot ENGLEHARD A ECKH.tlT First street opposite the Po.t Office. TENNESSEE MONEY bought at one half percent, dieeount, if presented U9t -- S- K. GILBERT A CO. Sycwraore near Water street.

A MEW HOUSE FOR HEM. ON Main .feet above the Ball. Head, it t. two stones high, with a hall and four apartments wall sulwd for a small family; apply to THOMAS HEA DEN . Je? lm Main Street.

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