Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 6, Number 140, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 7 October 1853 — Page 2

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aTh. Sander .eSTtorT

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Daily Journal, per year oy th- wcel, 0 4 )' r:-weekly Journal, per ytar Weak! Journal " Fourth si.-cct. between Vine au-s Walnut, Cincinnati, are authoze.1 us;euts for the transaction of business for 4h KvHnTilia Journal. Toe Dnlv Journal will be found on die in ÜJeirolBce. and adrarUaamema and aubacription are resDoctfullr olinied throuab them. 1 '-'mmr mwnmm mwMjfmwnmmmm FRIDAY MORNING.:::::::::::::::OCT. 7. j ' Seceetary "Harry ' a Letter We have received our Washington ex changea containing the correspondence of our Secretary of State, with Chevalier Hulreman, tne Austrian M.nister; wn-cn we anan nnhliah in full h-for th in .f our next . . . . ii i Weekly. The extreme impor'ance of thia correapondence and the deep interest lelt by every American citizen in the maintainance of the doctrine heretofore affirmed, in relation to the "rights of citizens abroad" induced ua to defer ita publication until we could Jay it before our render entire, and thu. enable them to form an intelligent conclusion for themselves.

The letter of Mr. Marcy is admkted by be ao far completed aa to admit of the passall who hsve, as yet, ventured a word of crit- ge of cars over the same for the transportaiciern upon it, to be an exceedingly able State tion of passengers and freight, all income paper, and in the main, correct in the doc-1 from the business of the Is' division shall b.

trine it maintains.. The National luteingencer questions the soundness of Mr. Marcy's positions, in according equal rights and privileges, and equal claims to the protection of our government, to the individual who has only 'declared his intentions,' to one who is in

the full enjoyment of all the rights of citizen, fur all purposes, and thus they shall com6 unahip. The editor of that able paper is of the der the general directicn and management of opinion that to extend fuli protection to those the President and Directors of the Company.

who have only declared tneir intentions to become citizens, would expose our govern ment to imposition, and that the American people place too high a value on the boon of citizenship, willingly to concede it ou terms so slight and cheap. We are unable to dis-' cover, at a mere g'snce at so important a sub-

ject, why a distinction should bo made be- well as also for the construction of the second tween the kind of protection that a citizen j division, shall not be diverted from its proper of the United States shonld claim and re-; application on the proper division, but when ceive, whether at home or abroad. Our gov- j completed as tar as Rockville, shall becoms ernment secures equal protection to the life, i united with the road sooth from Terre Haute, liberty and property of a citizen during his , and then the whole, from Evansville to Rockprobationary period (denying him only the ; yille, shall come under one general juriadicright of suffrage) that it does to ore in the j tion and management, and be kept altogether full enjoyment of all the immunities of citi- unJer one account. But the portion of the zenship. To except then, to that portion of 3d division north of Rockville, .hall continue the doctrine, as employed by the Secretary, ' under the same supefintendance, and shall

would renter the great American doctrine of protection nugatory, perhaps, when most needed and deserved. ear . a 1 a" 11 a . v e extract me louovving- paragraph irom ; Mr. Marcy's letter, which embodies concise-j ly the whole subject of allegiance: Therd it great diversi'y and much con- j fusion of opinion as to the nature and obliga-1 tions of alleeiance. By some it is held to be an indestrucable polnical tie, and, though resulting from the mere accident ot birthovet forever binding the subject of the sovereign, by others it is .considered a political connexion in the naiure of a civil contract, dissoluble lv mutual consent, but so at the opposition of either party. The sounder and more j revalent doctrine, however, is, that the citizens or subject, having faithfully performed the past and present duties resulting from hi. relation to thd sovereign Power, may at any time release himself from the obli.ation ot allegiance, freely quit the land of his birth

or adoption,. een mro gn an countries a the Board at any time, and who sha'l haro home, an J a'lcct any where that which of- .. n , , . ferT him the fairest prospect of happiness Icr "ch compensation a. the Board ahall settle himself nd his prospe 1 y. When the toV. j who, with respect to the same while his auereign power, whosoever it may be placed, thority subsists, shall have all the powers of

a a .a a i . t l des not answer the ends for which it is be-1 stored, when it not exerted for the general welfare of the people, or lias become oppressive Lo individuals, this right to withdraw rests on as firm a basis und is similar in principal to the right which legitimates resistance to tyranny. 0 of the G'hals." The Kentncky Statesman gives the following anecdote aa having occurred at the receut election in that State: A certain Democratic young lady residing in Jessamine, who is a very ardent friend of Breckenridge, cot the formal written consent of a certain young Letcherite that she, the said young lady, might prevent the said L etcherite from voting by any means, fair or foul. Pursuant to thie agreement, on Suuday night, alter the young gentleman had retired to bed, she sent a servant to his room, and got all the c lothea of which he had disrobed himself, go:ng then to his wardrobe j she tcok all the rest of the clothing, and placed the whole in a secure place beyond the reach of the youug man. At a t ery early hour on Monday morning, she, with another young lady, placed herself on the stair, down which the Lnchtirite m-nt necessarily descend, if he descendej at all, and there the two ladies sat all day, keeping their encaged bird secure until the closing ol the polls in the evening, when they allowed him again to go at large. The consequence was that the young Letcherite .didn't vote and Breckinridge's majority wos increased one vote. Hihtom Loosi;. Gen Otho Hinton, late of; Ohio, celebrated for mail bag curiosity, who was arrested lately at Los Angelos, California, is at large again, a letter say. that no one appeared against him-that the man who caused his arrest cleared out, as there are now no correct papers upon which to act, the Gen - eral i. exempt from arrest. (rr- The Detroit Free Press, aaya: Gen. Case is in the enjoyment of most excellent health. Thoae who saw htm ten yearn ago can now discover few, if any of the changes

that are usually wrought by a half score of yean upon mea of hit ige.

We publiahed a day or two since, the Dame

of the Gentlemen elected on Monday last, vi im uo,, iöt law The Borrd, in consequence tioir of the President, met for his office 10 Princeton, OD Tueeda last. Tk. .1 .: a r .1 r , est. weuron iw umtfri m ww golte(J M heretofore atatedl aa follows : muwu V" nereioiore amiea; iwn For Freaiient HON. SAM'L HALL. . secretary-joHN b. martin. M Cbwf Boineer W. J. BAtu The Board pteaed anewmoualy the follow- ' I ing resolution., viz I Resolved, That the EVansvllTe end Crawfd.v.lle Railroad be eeprrated into three h ......... . u hrr nn iknn in pirpnn rnüi -..u..-.-1 - Evansv illc to Vincennesf the second from Lil QUIT llll . ... . n . u .I .k-aK;..t h ! Vincennes to Terre Haute, and the bhird frort I Vincennes to I erre nauie.auu inw sniru iroiw Terre Haute to Craw ford.vi tie, er aa fer nort h a. the road hall be. from tima to timer north sa the road hall be, from time to timer put under construction; that the ever.l di visions ahall be kept separate and distinct and, for the purposes of construction, ehall be severally independent, and subject to the immediate control of their several Sopenntendants. That until the 3d division ahall j applicable exclusively for the bent fit of the j aame, including the payment of the debta or of interest accruing on the debta contracted for its construction. But so soon as the second division shall be completed as aforesaid, the same shall bs unit.-d with the 1st division and the whole business of the two shall be carried to one account. In the same manner shall the thi'd division be held separate and independent until the same shall be finished northward as far as Rockrille. The monie. subscribed and paid , i or otherwise procured lor its construction, as be prosecuted to completion upon the aame independent principle, and when finished in the same manner as snecified for the aemnd -1 aivision anan oe uniteu wun an souin 01 ; s a it a . a .i at . I Rockville in the same manner aa the other portions were united; all coming under one account nd one control. But lhe Chief Engineer of the Company . . , ., 4, .. . 8ha11 have lhc "me char?e over a" the d,v" sions, and no contract for the construction of the Road or buildings, or for purchase ol Engines or Machinery, shall be made on either division which shall not meet the approval ot the President of this Board or the Chief Engineer of the Company. That until the aecond division shall be completed, the s-me shall be under tho j superintendence of a single person appointed by the Board, and subject to he removed by general direction within his division that the President of the Company now has upon the Road including the power to appoint all necessary sub-agents and receivers, to receive subscriptions of stock, negotiate and aettle for right of way and take releases for right of way, and other necessary grouuds upon reaaonable consideration; and alao to take charge of the financial interests of his division. In the same manner shall the third divi sion be under the superintendance of a single person, until completed to Rockville, and afterwards as to the part not completed, until its completion, with similar powers to thoae conferred on the person in superintendence of the second division. Resolvfd, Tha'. tho Superintendents appointed pursuant to the foregoing Resolution, shall severally give Bond to the Company in such penally as may be fixed by this Board, and with aecurity to be approved by the President of the Board, for the honest disrhnr ro nf thpir dutie-. and that thev will , , Qunt for d pay over al monie. , wh eh shall come to their hands as auch Suj permlendunts. Resolved, That aaid Superintendents shall 1 make a report semi-annually, (and whenever ' oftener he may be requiredUo the Board.show- : iug the progress and condition of the ousiness of the Road within their iivisions, and shall also, semi-annually, furnish to the Secretary ! a statement of all the receipts and expenditures within their divisions; which atatement, or the substance thereof, shall be entered up ; in suitable Books, kept by the Secretary for that purpose. Thl that porlion of lhe iaid 3j divi,:on between Terre Haut, and Rockville, b(? lacedunder contracl for cooetruction by Sllo.ritendant of that division (or .0 much lhereof g elpedient to , p,ace under iromediale comracl) .ubject to ; .u. Dro.:.iona .n(i re,trietiona contained in 1 the forego ng resolutions. j W. D. Griswold, Esq., of Terr. Haute, wa. unanimously appointed Superintendent of the Second Division, and Maj. A. M. Puett, of Rockville, Superiatendant of the Third Division.

The following resolution WU alwunanH 9 mcuely adopted:

Resolved, That the President be repeated to Company, to aceompliab the completion of the .aid brieve with the gre.teet poa.ible de., patch; also on any further work on which the Freaidetit may require hie aid. The Board also appointed Messrs Laughlin, fngl. end Bnrtch a committee to reviae tariff of freight, c. Mi e" . The Director, appear to have rone to work . . ... . .. tn earnest, and" their action cannot but oe re-; ...... ,u..,,v la eminently judiciooa. I Whe atoerand the public will find every aesuance , garded aa JJJ of lhe Mr completion ofihe road io ita whvJe :.. . . eteot to Ilockvil e. The gentlemen pieced . ' . . . . , . j In chw ' of th Dm8, n ,Bfe "nw, 'ifpwpH kimanf.tr lkirfficMnMiM uttr. I MOOWn for their efficiency aJ M pieity,& in their handa no delays will occur which an active foresight can prevent jwhile the eneraV ability o.JudFcat.r ppointed to td ,n pushing on the bridge at White river, .fords a certain guarantee that, nnnses prevented by ' an enrle riae in fhat atrpain. we ahall tnnn ht ! , .. i . I in full rnnnaMinn avitrv Vlni" .nit.i h v rail The prospects of lhe road were never so flattering, and we heartily congratulate our citizens and all interested, upon the present aspect of ita affairs. The Board will hold its next session at Ca'fttsfc, on the 26th inat. Compiimralury In viiutiona. The editor of this paper, and J. B. Hall, gsq editor of the Et.quirer, bare received invitations iro m the Board of D rectors of the Evansville and Crawfordaville Railroad Company to accompany a committee of said Directors to Lafayette, Ind., on or about the 9th of October. Thia committee waa appointed in pursuance of an invitation from Albert S. White, Esq., President of the Lake Eri, Wabash and St. Louis Railroad Company, to the Board, to meet himself and the Direc,or Q c , at u and place. We moat heartily appreciate the honor con erred by this invitation, and shall use our utmost endeavors to accept it, and accomoany the committee. As the State Agricultural Fair is ta be held in that city about those days, the visit will be one of extraordinary attraction and intereat. OCT The two new stores, just above the Journal office, are now completed and ready tor their occupants. The gas was put in yes terd.iy, which has become a sine qna non in fall bus mess houses in t e city. One of tlv in, v.v are intorinea, is 10 ue occuLied as a llruir . t aV J . a a s ' e mr iv Mr. (ruurnintr u hn atra IVi a r Mil .u flrtri-hin ! f 'V it. The other is to be occupied by aciue gentleman from New Albany, as a Wholesale Clothii g store. These stores are the property of MrsO. Lewis, who has superintended their con struct ion iu person, and lrs shown a more persevering apint ol public improvement than any Bank or Railroad President we know of. COT An English clergyman died recently, after months o gree agony, the loss of an eye, and two years of boneless decline, caj?. ed by lhe cork wnicll he w looainr frum a soda water bof.le flying against his eye, at a moment when he was in full health and surrounded by all the comforts of a happy fireside. The Spy System The journal of Sir Hudsoti Lowe, just published, has established the fact that Dr. O'Meara was originally aentto St. Helena aa a spy on the actions of Napoleon, for the benefit of the Prince Regent and certain members of the cabinet, and continued to discharge that infamous task, until quarrel about bia compensation arose. G7"The notorious Mike Walsh was severely tujured by the dal ling of the platform in the 1 1 ark ut New York on lhc a6lh on lh occm' Biou of lhe4Hard" Locofoco ratification meetihg. A II visitor are excluded from his room, as it is feared that the slightest excitement will be productive of internal iuflamation and death. (fcjT Lately a gentleman set down to write a deed aud began with: "Knew one woman by theae presents." "You are wrong," said a byatander, "it ought to be, knoM n all men." Very well," said the other, "if one woman knows it, all the rest must, of course." ---<>--- From Utah. INDEPENDENCE, Mo., Oct. 3. The Salt Lake mtil reached here last Wednesday evening, bringing as psssenger Hon. J. M. Bernheister [sic], delgate [sic] to Congress, Messrs. Varsues, McKean, Brown, Lonson, Mrs. Wharton and family. Emigration had all passed Salt Lake that intended going on this seaaon. The Mormon emigration was just coming in. The Indians have been very troublesome in Utah killed a number of persons and stealing a great deal of stock. The Governor has issued a proclamation, and called all of the military forces of the territory in service, and has also ordered a wall to be built around the city,. twenty feet high, and eight feet thick, with a ditch on the outside. His excellency had sent out fifty men to take Bridges [sic], but he had fled to the mountains. They took possesion of the fort and locked up the store, and returned fur a reinforcement to take the mountain men at Green River—hot work is anticipated. Maj. Fitzpatrick distributed the good to the Indians at Fort Laramie on the 14th, and was to return home soon. ---<>--- ----->"I have turned many a woman's head," boasted a young nobleman of France. "Yes," replied Talleyrand, "away from you."

employ M W . Fouter, Ea. to aid ntta 11 poan- Te.jiroada tft Brr,ir. h; announce imaelf a candidate for County rft.'-,i.....r

tnautaff year. inj? forward with every euer? the cwmtltetioil . r ww" Vawevrbargh coumy.at tu ensure (Whor election. of the 1 Ifir ' of the bridge oeer White riband that li that ProJecU; STtSLn- v a0,"7" ' ' KlOHTKGALfclBB 1 10 r -:- M. V... w. . .1 :-J r.... ...r In monee ! herp is nn m.iJ A.. "0 You wftl plaase announce the name of

orcraniiation t --r""-" aw mnoriaeu i"7 , " . --J -..t liHK,. vru EZER1EL s tUN DKRs aa a candidal far th office of uigamaai mann within thai nr.r nl pnnrrnl of this demand, the supply continue Tall at 7 ner Couotv CümmUJloMr of tiiid l)i-tr.ft. .nio

Mokbt Matter. The Mew York xWI - 4TW DMine of last Monday fives fee followinf ao

count of the modus overall of the Western cent Paper roea at 9 1 2 per cent, with but ery little below 10 per cm The pre-ur. t the Weilern Railroad pn per in the mar. ket tend, to sustain the fifee for oaoer. The roads not being able t negotiate for their bond., hare filled the Western Hanks with their acceptance.. Thea acceptances are sent to Will street fn hrge quantities for re-diecount, and those of the beat ch iracfer tr mo 1 1 met nf 11 1 nmr .1 k. r b - ry - ' -v orb .nimmenae amount of the capital em- , H We think one itfatitution on W.ll.treet ha. over ha f a mil.ion ol these acceptances in ita portfolio. f-EACHlHO A FRACTICAI, STBKnroiC. A nmber ol year, ego, Parwn ft. preached to L L . , . congregation in an interior town. A profound theologian was Pa rson B. aw publishaa - p, n. evince. WX like ed volumne ot his sermon. many of the clergymen ef the peat lie n era- .. . . . . . . UJ fcf Q ..rfoc. lrinai rmo to the exclusion of practical themes, at least so tnought one Oi me parish OnCr., Mr. C. 'Mr. C eaid be. one day to the clergyman, . ' 9J ' u. Rasatsa P nh-irtt ika a. i f'iMo. I. tr.! We InOW Si aUOfll the wOtrme by this time, why don'i yoü trtVe ea occasionally at least .a real 'waitical ermrm rt east a reai practical eermcm. Oh, very well if you wtoh fr. Next Sunday T . - 1 I will preach a practical sermon. " 4 . - ounas ii.orniiifi camtc nno an iintianai number attracted by fhe promised novelty j u : were in auenaairces irre preiiiiiinary aerrices were gone through with, and the parson gave ot his text. After 'opening hi. sub - wrt Ut rn .il lw iinnnhl msks a nr.tcliral m nolicarion of it to his hearers. He thenVom- ' r , i m j . . j ii . inenced at the head Of ttie aisle, and called; sa s a a eacff memoer oy name, and commenics upon their special faults'. One wae little inclined to indadge in ereatsre comforts, and- oaother B wa.aterrioie narru ai a taryam anutn on. VVhile in nwd-voiley, the dec opened and Dr. S. entered. "There," rwitinaed the parson, 'there V Doctor Ü. coming in juet aa ueniil, at tbe middle of the service, and disturbing the whole congregation. He uoe.it just to make people believe he baa so large a prnc tke that he a a I a can t get time to come tocrsordi in seaaon; I. ni it ian't no He h-.an't been raWed to visit out it isn i so. ne n-sn i oeen canvu to viait a patient on Sunday morning fof three ' sa a months Thus w nt on toe wonny elerrymourns. 1 nuj w ut vu tue ttiti j t. j man. At last he came io wmj nau re niifitpH th nr. 1 eft k I Sfrmofi ' aa.ssi -mm . , ial . f f L.AT. .J And now," said he, 'there s Mr. L. he s n merchant and what does he do! Why he stay, at home and writes busines. Icttttrs. - if he ffetS UD a lot of JOoda from ?lew lor. on Saturday nicht, he ifoes to the store Ratal I ' a T w .1 ........ ik... O I.... .. ... I . .1 14 . Iham iiiaias incut on ouiiuuy, mj aa tu iiuv - all ready on Monday mörninz. TRte bow j he keeps tho Sabbath; and he isn't satisfied j

with doct.inal sermons, he want's practically H. : BBS n fl L

V I UI"H jurntnli ! ... , . , .. At "e conriumon 01 tue sermon, me ar i son itteppe. up to Mr. C aud asked hiui hov i he liked a practical sermon.

11 II ..1. ..... ... I. . ..... ber in one of our large New Kngland towns, was shaving one ol his customers, a resneetaO ble citizen, one morning when a conversation occurred between them, respecting Mr. Dick - son's former connection with a colored .... en ircn 111 tue piace. I believe von are connected with the church in Elm street, Mr. Dickson, said the customer 'Mo sah, not at all.' 'What, are you not a member of the African church!' 'Not dis year, eah. 'Why did yon leave their communication, Mr. Dick-on! if 1 may be permitted to aek.' 'Why. I tell ve, sah.' stid Mr. Dickson, atninnimr a rnncivs nrnr nn the nn I in of his stropping a concave razor on me pann ot nis ( ha.d,-'It was jess like dis. I lined dat churc in kood fa if. I gib ten dollars towrds de stated preachin, of de gospel, de fuss year, and de church beepil.ll call me, Brudder Dickson. De second year my business not good, and I only gib five dollars. Dat year. de church peepil call me Mister, Dickson. Dis razor hurt you, sah?' No, razor goes tol ble well. W-ll .n Aa third ee.r 1 feel herrv noor wa) j - - --j i sickness in my famly and I didn't give lioffin' for yreachin.' Weil, sah, arter dat dey rail me ole niggar Dickson, and I leff'em! So saying, Mr. Dickson brushed his customer's hair, and the gentleman departed well satisfied with the reason why Mr. Dickson left the church. fCy" To multiply any number less than 100 by 11 add the two liguren composing the number together, plane the sum between the same two figures, if this sum be leas than 10, add 1 to the lelt hand figurre, and place the unit between the two figures so taken. &x ------ -- ample: 44 X 11 484: me two ironisoeing added make 8, which is the second figure. I ,. ,. , . . , , . i. . im.. k lius muiiipiyiilir oy I I may uc iaaoj mm,formed ill tht mind, whni the multiplicana is less then 100, as multiplying by 10. Scientific American. ItUI I I IM. FOltHEMT. ONE of the best dweilln s In thia auy, I. for rent, if applloation he made soon. II baa all the outhouses, and i ii lern. 1 1 fl mures re 4 u I rod for convenience md comfort. Applj at tins oflJcc of Souire Sanders, who will give purliculara. iK-tft-'.f 4 III I NI 41.1 X V. JA W. Rh ILLY an- aeeuU lor the sale of Westeru . Reserve Ghae.a, at CincknuaU prieea loct. " C BXS. Cheese, of good quality, just reed aod for OU aale by (oclS) J. W. KK1LLY. On. kin rx. S cases 4 4 plain Oil Chin's; 3 do 4-4 printed Oil chintz: 9 do 3 4 small figured Oil Chiati; Ree'd and for sale by JAMES LOW dr CO., ocw 417 Main st. Loaisrllie, Rv. PMIMTR I j cases Spraffoe. Fancy Prints, aesorted; 90 do Duunall's do do do HI do Williams' do do do 3. do Madder do do do Kee'd and for sale by JAMES LOW it CO.. oeat 417 Mala at Louisville , Ky. DEL i: V.S. -30 esses fancy He Lai a as, new allies, ree'd and lur sale by JAM KS LOW mi CO., octe 17 Jsain st. lomaviue, KvLUSTRES. 10 cases pure Mohair Lustre., assorted; IS do Ueml do do do 10 do A I pack a do do Just ree'dand jor sale by JAMES LOW an CO. oc ut 417 Main st. Loull Ky. LOST. YESTERDAY morning, an or in the Immediate vicinity of Locust .treat. Im visa Seeouu aud Third ats, a Golden Bracelet. Th,e finder will be lib rally rewarded for leaving the same either at this or the Enquirer of. ace. joct4-3l

inr. yuu t s " " -Y"u j ü; twenty no,Hht vet it ha, .sh, -a Ü.c ilceif .a 1 "saa -tes. bathe fin.es a a . V can be cared mf please after this; J shall not again attempt ! euorinK. popularity by iu own fsrMasM -n-rtts. N is ! Cwghad folds, WhHr iae'ige BRsas aa.i Pilo direct VOtl " ! swasawasRh ' Wart other liahaatM d taasaMJ for the , eers, t am-emas AXenioas. Sr. If , wi .ts asa. ! lira 3 ' ' , i cureofexter. nl diai-asesOS M.t.S AMMJIRIMALK. J rnred Wov-le.- rases r4 KliadaeiaSs Snlim. wd " Ite-perate eh n bar beeil wns.te by rTup i,;t"rs of l"f l'l''v KmjiMitu itW- kn. .Tr. 3. f. Vik.V 1lis Thf. Reason why 'Bki'DDER Dicksos left Udhw Jalsasaai aisaaaai repuut... ..,1 rsAraTiRil ' Sow TMpjiR THIaRM a: . ara ra thk Chv, cii Mr Dickson a col. red hex- sssha aaTlhU tayna.e . adhtlaa; bwl -i ruth i mighty." MJ." ,a,rr tW w saade it ai. it ia ma VBVhSR MT. jfKjtaon, it cot. reo ur ''-M,lU y s-...., ,. ' mahtaa; srrsawd frieads mWly aaowUstried.allyrr

ll WW -Afras s i rai si aaessSanSaaa af snathy ni frVnd, l annnuac mvelf candi late f rthof Countf ComralMteaar, at too ensuing October

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cu rs, tvpk, to prtni largv Caoai Boat Biiic and ; Ä B.",of kin e.rte.t st la and with dis-1 C:'',"JWo,,h,fcJM("lw,Me0tt,;TH;

LYOKS K.tTIIUHnü, n.ainairouuutrr.lizethcet;ecisordisease.rlirnate sou "Mage, in preaer .uiaiid restorlne the hun.ua hair - "rof'aiKl us natural immiritiea: will ease U Rttnrooa Heail achrand all Krouti7e l)iMase of thpki . is ,. . . ' impurities; win ruir in Enrons Head acheaud all Rroptir Disaasesof the ski ,,d m,,il desirable article for cnrltnr and imiiart ,b a' to the hair n the world. U hatiDllT unites thu ..Sect, of all the chronic Pomade, to the K Vt ix ; tmcta. and exhales the perfume or aas mot rfelirhtful I flllV.ri a n mmm i m .1.11 V . . . WJs withoot it. f , ZSZS SKtSS sepJS

W aa w - r war itsar 'jfwi . I n i ai ii i wr , rat'ist ' g; ' ' utrj'ai uirnt fI5J7X AlVlf W.X.IL, FRKV tlL. af fraefe and mercantile arcottnts, vhc holeaale. reI lis a rrara tb-1 the usuin Liniment has perfortned mil, eomnrisOon, rvchst.gr. hanking, manufs. luring. morst i-MIFe r iwvÄnna I -Kr.s.i.. si i .. Si . t. . ... .T. . Z era

.Ü .w. r.,.u. niallsm. Iba any remedy crer bf.re uel for ttuwe !,a" . , , ' ' " " '" remedy ever be - If ' har,ee" II I in fcrf)ntfold sores, or ulcers: in rarute sea Id bead, careers. erTaipeia. witer . . - , - " r nar.wvrsi, or any UMwr.- m rrs iiff. eaiaree me i, eruption, sweniag, or iHBam.ttoii or an descr.p . m m i . i . mm -' - " w . .n.i saw jwujiwng tiiewt. rj a iraf mat It is an rn.-cio:ii ao ituiu reuu-dv for Ute m es. no nutiter 9 " ' is a ireta, urat verys.a are Hains; H. and all pronounce it good. See adveitiaei - k'"1 meet in another column. 'sep4 'Jwd&w 1 j 1 oTTCK i by SZ 2Rl7aSniy Taae.. t.t ! L unlen tkev ur ni.l TUM vi kk , i, , ?!le- Vtd ine Vrlerlj of deltaeNU will be.a.lTertised .aSase e0BsjSJtaf to the resjaireaaeats of the law. 3 If WM BELL, City fotlenor. j t mt a ana a . wmwrifwn yotasooie. r&pj. ! TTP1"" RstsaRaf Annual Fair offhe tndian state Board fm&&A "m ,rj5,,(s fifW-fj T111' 11th niwl Ulh nt s n I iri. J ... r n.il 1 h A . ...... I A . I e-aa -ssi " c v. s a. i nc . t 1 1 1 1 u O i VJ dress wilt b deliverfed tv Ho ace Greelev. of R V K1)R. O'liALSTEirs PILLS WILL L'L'hfc lito Ittdlitstien, Billiousness, and every diseaae of the stonnvh. KKW ADVERTISEMENTS . SHERIFF'S a A I.fJ. f n IVrrve aud Order tri Fe ffy yrrftie of a IVrrve aud Order rf Foreclosure and I ß Sale made by the Court of Common Pleas, of VanSale made by the Court of Common Pleas, of Van- ! Jrburghconniv. at iu Septem'ier Term. A. 1. mi. in ( hrorot Jtwn p s,.,cer and Miehaei Znriierea, I Theresa Zarheres. his wrfe. Anderson Judd and Louis 1.. a a m av iMl " i : ts . .a , , . u me f-nriro, 111,1,,, j j. A p Htwtm the hoursof M oMuik A M and 6-o'eloca P. sa, of said day. at th- door of the Court Hi rawe, 11 the cm of Kvanirillc. ooVr for a le the rents ! sa iA' Bh sW4ra frtp I ta t sa fV nf iir.it s.e nf Id.. " ' 1 nri i'i waeev -anrvi iv s s vs .-v. ' VM v 1 , 1 1 FSV JV'ilUV 1 IK , lrut real .ute.tit. Toe South-w- Marter or fhe r"ortn-easl quncr of 1 fjJg i Lad DUtri.-f, mid in default ol thu iVatsan .15 in Mownshtp in. .re (S) tlc 1 iureniies l protlu sell Jr Raaaa MaMaa fa saRefy swid order and decree, I arfnaf fra saaass tnr"-ani! iiK.-. n.r r.r .I. tk. r.... " I ' tintrte ofaaM real estate. OH5 R, e.vrrT. e. v. c. By VT. II Chuasux, fr, ioc-3iw f 4. I v J e . J v . a ii ill C L K A la 7 9 WM,( AIf 11 J MMF.5SK WOCCMM OV .K WH-iT Ol JfTHOU ü.tMli BtiTrLRS OLI IN ti.Hfc et. TU. iu Samt I linia' 0:11 'ir i.to' inm! 1- - 1 1- .-y -u- i.-n .- I'Ue miraculous cures ilia; 'I has and is daily perform , ins. 1 becoming knoati to cvtv person 11 tb -t. rn I . . . . 1 1. i t ;.. . 1 . .. . . 1 . ing known to cvtv person Mk tb V aster e jutrv. aud wber. ver ii ha Irr nm-H uV alio .mii er 11 e i iuin, nun utii - p n j mmnrnm mmrnrnj ... o.her liiitmeiits :tnd external reme."Ues bare lK:a d1 c.irded us useless. ' vs voisic oiium j Will .11 e chronic or infla minatory Klieu.natiem. Para lists, suffnessor weakness io the Joiuls. .Mucls or l.igaaasaSe. confacteJ Muscles Bruises. Soraius. .Veorslaia. I Too'h-ache. Eur ache, or any Jwiin. it will remore any swelling. Junior, rile. Hard Lungs. Caked Jlreasti, Sort; Sipates, BH.. f Mosquitoes, or any inhVnKtiou. Audit will cleanse, ourilv and heal tue foulest Utter Sores on the l--gs or skins; no difference bow' long the t may hare exist-" il. It will also sw he and heal burns. I Scalds, FreshCu'ii. Wounds, die., soouer nun auy ethaj I remedy. e earnestly advise all perrons who may be affliored with an v uf the alove diseases, to obtain u supply at once of McLean's Celebrated Diniment. It is the only reliable remedy . It will never tail to p-odoce a speedy and per manei.tcure ifprooerlr applied. Who iheu will suffer a hen a safe and sore remedy is so easily obtained. We Zerdku i, hundred- or certitudes from ail part. . era reeeiviagdady hundreds or cerlidcotvs from ailparts b I of the con nt r . We think the follow iiir will be surnci eniio convince li e most incredulous of we miraculous affects of Ulis wonderful medic hip : j H. Mi I. a .n Dear Sir: I take this method ol '.hanking you gratefull) for baring been the means of restoring my son, fifteen years old, an entire cripple for nearly i. nc tr,unw .halaaud healthy youugmaa. Two years ao my son had an attack of Rheumatism ; I used several bo ties of Mexican Mustang Liniment on nini, aud raricms outer liuhnents ml remedies, bot all to no effect; he stilt itot worse. 1 he He so on ins leftsaneo to uie none, the muscles became contracted drawlnr his feet up on a " . W: ue bandsunv K nees, c-r UODDie atoiifr on anon cruienr a sittinr poature. Roono can form aa idea how he snSerOU 0) Ute Cnauges Ol we nciiuci, uio on l rur.uinuj; paius. Mr. Lis' en, of I linois, -ailed at our house. Ha waa cured some liuieaifo of bleeding pilaa by your Volcanic Oil Liniment. Ho fare us a part of a bottle, which be alwais curied wi ni l bim. 1 used it ou hi. side: it reliered the twin immediately. A few d A few das after he sent me two bottles by 'mal.' 1 applied it twice a day, and it relaxed the muscles nod cured him entirely. He can now work, walk or run as well a. ever. Yours. re.pecUully, JKSSK BUKkOL'GHS. I lire four miles weit of Mt. Hleaaai t, la. 1 can get all my neighbors to certify lo the above facts, if necessary. I urn some acquainted si h Mr. Burmughs, and know the above to be strictly true. LOUIS BKONsOJf, Agt. KOK HUKSBs AMI OTHBK AM MAI. K. McLean's Celebrt ted Liniment Is the only safe and re liable remedy for tbe cure of Sprains, King Bone. Wind Galls, splints'. Unnatural Lumps, Kodes or Swellings finita Snllnta I Inn.ilural l.umtia .Xiul.i urSar u m never fail U, cure Bia Head Poller d. Fistula. old Kooning Sores or Swenoy. if properly applied. For Stiraius, Bruises, S. ratches. Cracked Hoofs, Chafes, aaddlB (r coUar GaU, t llU nr Wonnd.. it ia an inlalliole remedy. Apply as direcled, and a cure is certain in ever instance. llirectious accompany each bottle in English and UT-i mau. :..,....... This Lit imcnt is now put ap tu ii cent, 50 cent snd fl i a ..a sws m... n . . - " - w - mittles. 1 De W cent sue contains three tunes thequautity of the aücaut.lze and so on in proportion to the cost. ! For aale by J. H. EeLEAS , sole Proprietor, Corner Third and Pine streets, St Louis.Mo. For sale in Evansville. Ind. by K.ELLEK . RA MR. LEV CO.. at Proprietor', prices. isx-t WALL V A FKK HANGINGS 1 CHEAPÜKTHAN EVER '. THE sutweriber bavins: a very large and well selected toek of WALu PAPER aud BO HUE KS of every variety, style and trice, aud the season being far adrauced. he will offer them at exceedingly low prices. They will be ao low that he will make n the iuu rest of ue purcuaser to ou; of him. . . . - M?aT27 to his styles are so nuKha pk if toaffw!2 V P15 U,e of BaT rA,rt" AG1NG done wiüi ueatuess aud dis p.tclt.and at the lowest price. , JOHN C. l'EVEKECX. Ja.. oct& Main street between First and Second .is TTEetatlMO A rh,.iw i..i',.7rrVi. H.rVi..e ree'd 11 per Fauuy Fern, at tbe siru of the Golden Fish ------ - - : Z --aa - . nnufor sale by (cctS) PKESTON BKOS. OPEMI1S4B. .. - THURSDAY, October 6lh, MISSES COW DEN dc BARKER will open a large and beautiful sssortmen' ..f Fall and Winter Milliuery, of the latest Styles, to which Uiey invite the particular attention of the Ladioa. Main street, opposite U.e Bank. ocU-H SALHOM AM a 31 ACK EH EL 3 caak. A No. 1 Salmon; 10 do do M ickerel; Just ree'd direct from R. York and for sale at wholesale or retail at oct4 COOK'S Kamily Grocery. nCm RUSH. Corn Meal, fresh ground. Just ree'd at sJU ocU COOK.V Family Grocery. SAW RsRhfiai WAITED. 6nrw GOOD SAW LOGS wanted, tor which the .f fJ highest market price will be given by V w jg. URRIE de BRUMAKLMOUM, seplS-wimVtd Evae-rille, Ind.

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RACOIIVt HEMt ATILE t.LLEOK. west eoaaaa or iiitm amp um t, ciannaaTt. nndersieued has romoved his Mensntile Colre to bia new building, northwest coruvr of Wal nut snd Sixth streets, where he hss fitted tin a snleRtfi j sn of rooms expressly for hh husiaesa bavitf aaast t pakaa aar expense la swlttr tbem in every re I ssctthe nost c .esieal and pleasant School kocsss kf M ,. T ' The plau adopted leaehmr owhmes prarlica wltk theory ; instead of uyinr aeoks, the pepib are esert ieai theory ; instead of nsinr hooks, the ncpils sre eserr; ' "'akinr actions: lot fr aap! oriental entries of e ery asy business tins- : journalizing, pooling, hslauciag sccoanu. openI sänwäma a. a srrat vr tv f 0ar.ni seu of boo' bat r partnership and Individual business, , , V . - -- . L , wnere mr nwaras aas uetn prosperowa ana soTerse:ar.u to us SjataRV) hg the stwdanl I? entering lata the praeUcat duDes of the arrountaet tn an hind of hwstneaa. Thv rearse of hrstrartfcm wifl consist of DOUBLK K5pg tniTtdual, partner hit., steaaiheatti g, aas. eomoonV omhi. bwneas: comwerrlat clealluoas. 1 practteal penajaneitp. andLertures an rovatercial l.a. .Uk, lecturesoa the science ofhccoiats. tasioss of in eh.ilu I " la addition to th- regntar cnaree of -turfy . the andsrsig ed has made arrangewenls with Messrs. Henry ; Know, Esq.. Hon. B. Slorer. Prof. C. W. Wright and , um. oih. r ,-ii,i.,r.i i i.. ion the suWerle f common law. hlslorv of commerce , j poliiieal etoaom as roanerted with coaisaerce. rhrm es Cf-avecled with cemneree, and outer sahjarts of SSeaS imprUnce ra a eosaaierrial point af view, newse" oefore iaiednced In aay Mercantile foil- ge In the f . ."tales. Papilsare inst -intra kidividually. and net ist teetlin the rstioot their capacity and assiduity FaMie esaminalions are had ithonrh panfls sre e- ! amineil priTalely if they desire it) when the Mndent ans . . . t m a . .. . . " TOWj.wiiui sueiiu may enter at any lime, ana nroik'rgoes ricid and Utoroarl. interrosmtion by the Prin cipal, assisted b a commit ce f Practiral Actuuntaata an Business Men.) and Dipleaaas awarded to those whoare deemed worthy of them. A SSajfsa cuubaeompleted In fms aisle sea weeks. The Principal wUI lake twaenie in dalag eyerythlagr in his power lo advanre his stsjdeals, aad snake thcaa thorough and a com Hobe a" areoaalanfa; and his extrastve aeqoaintatiee wtth the swsiaess teaanieaity wilTf generally eaahlehm to pre rare aiiaaSana tar those desirous of obtaining 'seat.. TEH MS: Vor a fall revive af Iraeeaara tWk Reefing, Writing, Cofnnsen-ia) t areuhnisins, Comaerrtaf Law, Ac .f foS wdtwl))K.K. RaCOX. Prlacipal. CIIFCltS, dkC-w I. rases Apron Checks, tn do Shifting da 25 bales do Stripes. 7 rases Paper c aaaaSBV fatar Oft hand and for )e by JAS. IW A CO., orU 4t! .Main at.. Loynwrille, Ry , lOITKK.-.vi bags Reep Green Kin far aal by j ectd JR. rV. awMseaaMTCeXyRrw. aea, Water. GIX.II A TIN mm raseefaary French Riaghaaia. 6 o Srotrb iw 9 -lv Plain Black do dV Black asm Waise d Fee'd asd for sale by JAS. W $ CO.. nett rt7 Main Hi. Lawftsville. Ky. T IIM I.D Oil. . ai bid ) hf hM ' t sale 19 j t tore the lot. . K. fclLBP.KT a to. or 4 Svroniore near M'atrr II AVF.WLTHE At.. Vj; A THU M. th! rpAK V. KIKH. kttTH OIL. a ir.: m.J eyerr threw ! JL hsnasa intbe lrsrr f die ever, ana io will ! ' i.--ii &f ague. Same iiase will rare iriarrhoea - pRSSJ . j r.ery boor t.r Cholera Mlas--for Piles and kheanta- : aas, dae 2 fi-iieia day, aad a( .l estenially. For irm, m- nSMt snap rt 1 an rest neat rea.eSy. r r Use reswnfrj. lfcV"Kl-d im Nsfer.l . talc, and, aa Kb the -W Keiuuyty O.;. i- aaed iafcrsraily aa wail aa em,ilj. tn a fn C'wrwlar af Direelia-HS of the agent i awttaessMl try tShr wonderful remedy. It Is safa and risaanwtaai nirsr. Prir 0. reals. KV'KKY VIWTIÜK of the dreadful Disease, Serafu la . ran he cspletety rrvdicsled ia lere Uaie and si Irs. t ost or incoureuhrurr i the patient than with aay ether remedy. I be liearthfal balst fr m Jlatare's serrrt enriag. The in of heahh, ad . V , H man will bring; Ar fnn ber deaths law sari? I ijho Sows. Toe . las inr aua-rii gs, and aswlagc oar wees. T)rs Pi-troV-emisohlaMu-it fri'nna wrR near Pittshnnh . Ha.. ta feel l'low the earth's earta-r. For sale by KKLt.KK, VArt.VUKV A CO , V OILhT dr LIRCR, and HALlAiCR a hTOIIflA HR. kraa.srMte U.M. LYOM.ra.t W.yae. oetf froprietor. NHERIFIH R.4LK ViiTICK is hereby given that 1 will, by vrrtee of a writ' xN of pecit I Raaaashaa, kssaeS oat of ike Ree of the Clerk of tbe Court or Common Plea-, of Taaderbargb) county, and to me directed, in fa or nf Abraham bum berts and against Xavier Slr.sser. offer aad expeaa at public sale on Saturday, the IStb day of October, A. li. at the warehouse of Abraham Gambtrts, dusted oj Main street between Fifth and sixth streets, ia tha city of Kvansvillc, the following peraoaait property, to-wit: 1 Counter and Shelring, Stahles, 33 chairs, 1 hsrcaa, I clock. I looking-glass, 1 cooking stove, I oeen, window shade, S lamps, a lot ol glassware. Theatre srea.-ry, wardrobe, library, dec. to aatisfy said exerattoa aad eosts. JfiO. S. GAVI1T, 8. V.C. R W.ü. Cntnoxna. Deputy. S3 50 Loet4-td TEN OtLOCK LUNCH. T11ÜK E ill be a lunch aal er ery morning at 10 o'clock till t art he r notice , at Sehaeger's Kestaarat on IA ate r street, next to Insurance office. The paolic are invited o auood. (aeprn H. RCHA EFFRR. RAl'ON ! MAC WMt f UST received , -.5 eask. Bacon In prime seder, a hick tu will sail at the lowest market prices . prices. ÜKCKKK dc KRAMER. ep29-2w Main at. between 11 and 2d sie. DHERR CiOODR HOSKKY AM NOTIONS -At large and complete stock uT DaLaines, PopLns.. Gold Plaids. Merinos. Alpacas; Men, Women and CM d ren's Moser; . Also Notions of all kinds can be foand ah septJ MKKK1TT, Klhl.it St CO. WATCHER AND JEWELJKY. WATCH MAREKS' TOOLS. MATERIALS, drC. THE subscriber, for a number of years engaged in one of ".he largest importing l oases ia ton East, and lor the last four years ic tVouitville has taken the sir on Main street, bet. First snd ater sis . opposite the Bank . (until s more suitable caa be obtained) where he i. now opening tbe largeat assortment of the above roods ever offered in tbis city: com nr W ansae avery variety aud style oi uoio a uns I"asa - t I IT. 3. atchei. GRSaea, Udlcs' and GenU' nns. tar nmge. Fiurer Kina-s. Gold Lookeu. Gold and Silver SfecUclea. Ane Jewelry in Sells- aud iu lact everything connected with tbe Jewelry busiaesi. Watchmakers loots and Materials of ail kinds, a I af which he will sei I a. low as any other bouaa Woat af the Mountains. Purc-hi sing all SS my uoeosirom me manufacture! s and import rs direct having a thoroa h knowledge iu everv thing J s ruining to the busiese together with my extensive acquaintance with Use Esstern manufacturers. I can offer ineucemeuls to all ha want of the abate Goods to give me a call, assuring bbsm thai they shall find every article as represented. M lewelrv Is ot the (Inest quality manufactured, both. i Imported and Atnericau. Ute Watches are of tha most celebrated Makers, and will be guaranteed to keep good eeleuraiau .u.i' . . ' cu.i.uiicu iu . v BVto Uta purchaser. It.ni mvself a practL al Tatchmaker. I wUI oerälij to tbe cleaning and lepairing all watc rusted 10 my care. (oct3; C.A.BRO attend che. cnC. A. BROWS. mllVE Enclish Lever WaUhes in Hie. Cases, aad -T opea face. Fine Gold Anchor Watchea lo Hig. , mm . Cases, at C. A. BKOW N"S, oV3 Main st. oppositelhe Bsnk . MAGIC Crssil Watches, also soma very Sue BaUroad Watches in silver Cases at C. A. BROW 58, oetS Main st. opposite Use Bank. SSJHETHlMta I OK THE LADIES. TOILET Aarlicles of the finest qaaüty, comprising Toilet Powders. Cologne, Ha'.roila. ü hxiracu, fancy Soaps, Kouee, Brushes, Ac, Ac . at C. A. BCW'8. ocl3 Main st. opposite lhe Bank. TEICHEBS WAITED. THREE or four 'leathers, who can come well recom. mended, are wanted tn German Township. In thia count , to whom, if bey can Oe had, good price will b given. Apply to either of the undersigned Trustees ol said towushiM. JOÜ.N RBTT1NG. JOHJf BUMP. ovt3 dAwtf BrlER SHORT

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