Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 6, Number 285, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 28 March 1854 — Page 2

DAILY JOURNAL, A. H. 3 ANDER' . cOITOR.

TKRMK OK MUHSCIMPTION i'IMMTIO.V f.- io atotty Joarnal, per year,. by the wee. Tri Weekly Journal, T w . . ..a i journal, c..,-t, aum,Vm. Parvix JMj. y!!?!, rir.du!hS frr; Kraiuriiifi Journal. Tho jMy JiMiial will .r.iiiii.l Hi I., tli.'.r .. " un1 alvrtt"'ii,rtta niil suhscrip-iJ-Jaw rl-PoSy elicited lurougu iu.. j cu t r uvAsisvii.iit;. sTMnVv MdRiMlNn MARCH . ! I I I t I ION TICKI.TS. Cahpio.tm will plauehaml In their numon for put.lir announcement tr lliuraJay iiioriilwir. NVo thull on tltal al niornlna, if not before, trtnt the ticket U ba voted ul - fJM two Kntrlne Houaet. All tbo mm of Canilldaloa taen on hand, will balimertcd, and l.lablra loft on tlckats 1 for the writing of other nainea. llckeU may be obtain ed at tho Jouraal Office in any quantity Thursday morn Dcmorrutir A 11 tl.ebrakka iflewtltaR:. DIVISION OF 'I'll I'. PARTY. We had occasion to correct the Louisville Times last week in its assertion that the Democratic party North was not divided on the Nebraska Bill. It is true, such a correction was entirely unnecessary for the infor- . ! . r .1 B. I afc 1a i nation ot tnoae wno reau newspapers, out it was proper as exniD.ting me untair means , used by Democratic paper, to deceiye the tv.k.urn.a ... .r:.i.: r. ii e iiavf uciurf us a Liiicuinsu lii- ' lf" rinirer a itminrh I lomnr r.i t lr nanor nn nr. I TT'" " " r-r-:..cle or notice in which probably illustrate. . the divi.ion in the Democratic party North ; on tnia question, as wen us anyin.n- which could be presented. There is no state in the Union in which party lines are more closely drawn than in Ohio, and there is no county a . i . ci . . i .1 m ' in inai oinie wnero me unnucmiB uru uiuru ultra in sustaining everything Locofocoish and opposing everything relating to Whiggery, than in Hamilton county, In which Cincinnati is situated. So if the Democrats of that county are divided on the Nebraska question, it may well be supposed Democrats in other counties, and further North, are not less divided on the subject, or rather are more concentrated in their opposition to the Bill. And if the Democrats of Ohio are divided on thia measure, it is useless to deny that the Democrats of all other Northern States are at leaat quite as likely to be honest in the formation of their opinions and as bold in their expression. An Anti-Nebraska meeting was held at Cincinnati, a short time since, and both par ties formed the meeting, the Democrats going just as far a. the Whigs. But the Democrats, it appear., were not satisfied with this demonstration, It was called a Whig and abolition demonstration just as our Nebraska meeting here, in which both parlies voted for resolutions strongly opposing the Nebraska Bill. So these Cincinnati Democrats called a meeting of Democrats in opposition to the Douglas scheme. The call is published in the Cincinnati Enquirer and is signed by nearly one thousand names. Among these are some of the most prominent Democrats in Hamilton county. The very first name is that of Jas. J. Faran, recently editor of the Enquirer, and one of the most influential members of his own party in the State. The Enquirer itself acknowledges the call is signed by leading men in its own party. This neeting came ofTlast Friday night, at Greenwood Hall. Mr. Remelin, well known as a leading German Democrat, and Democratic Representative, first addressed the meeting. He took the strongest position atrainst the Nebraska Bill. At the close of his remarks he said nine out of ten of the German population of Ohio were opposed to the Nebraska Bill. He said a convention of delegates from German societies in thirty or fcrty counties of Ohio was now in session in Cincinnati, and sent greeting to this meeting the following: The delegates of the convention of the German Reform Elements of the State of Ohio, in their session ot March 24lh, have Resolved, That we are fully in favor of the object of your meeting, which comes off this evening, as an expression of indignation ügainst the monstrous Nebraska Fraud, and promise our hearty co-operation against each and every extension of Slavery. By order ol the Convention. We can say the same for Indiana ninetenths of the German population are opposed to this Bill. Strong resolutions against the bill were adopted. But READ THIS, which we clip from the published proceedings. A resolution sustaining the present Democratic administration, was unanimously voted down: Mr.T. J. Gallagher offered the following resolution, by way of supplement to those presented by tho Committee. Resolved, That as Democrats, we desire to introduce no new tests by which to fix a standard of Democracy; whilst having oxpressed our sentiments freely, and without hesitation or (ear, on the objectionable features of the Nebraska and Kansas bill, we are not willing to reflect, even by implication, upon the abrlity and integrity of the present National Democratic Administration; recognize, as we do, in Franklin Pierce, a chief worthy to uphold the great banner of the Democratic party, and in his immediate counsellors, great statesmen and prudeut and careful guardians of the public weal. Mr. R ml in moved that the resolution he laid on the table, which was unanimously agreed to. We call the attention of our respectable neighbor to this "demonstration," and should like to hear his opinion on the subject. Ukcle Tom's Cabim Trolte, having been prevailed upon to remain in Madison two nights beyond their original engagement, will not be here before Thursday night, when they will positively perform at the Apollo Hall.

' In- Oniric r KlrrtlAtl. Onr cfterts shosjld all recollect the proximity of the ensuing charter election , and also racullect that the grtat and growing Inter-

citoof Kfiansville, rcn&Vr it the most importanf election flint has ever been held since its organisation as a city. During the last year - erara! highly Importsnt questions have been submitted to our City Council, involvinfflaree-1 i t I, the progress and destinies of Evansv.lle. They have been, though not without oppoxi-

.ilionfrom members of that body, deliberately

considered ond wisely determined. A liber-1 A liber-1 ul and nrorrresslve policy has been establisheJf anJ , the moin pursued with the most gratifying results, SO far as it has been ma- , l i :, .r.... ,lm iuku iiiuiii sucbia uvmu.igiisicu. , ,,fB1 :....... ,..,,! 1 lie grcp. internal improverent entcrpriZLuu nMP a-mA A,ir;na ihm ' nasi vear and in which larfre amounts o f mo. pan year, ana in wnicn large amountioi mo-; ii pv hnvn bp(n in pntpil. will vt linmnnrl im. j - F J " . portant city legislation for their most benefi- , , . , ... ' ... I ctal and speedy consummation. We believe .1 ..I . i i J' ' I i, . .. that the city has judiciously entered into these . , .ii, . j I enternrizes with both heart and dumo. md '. ' f the policy and measures sanctioned by the 1 present Council, contemplated the greatest ! nroanprifv and ranid irrnuvth nfm.r 'l'h prosperiry anu rapid growth ot our city, lno que?tion, the great absorbing question involv-i ed in the coming election is, shall this jxilicy m ' i u pursUcdy Not ony that but shall it be : permitled l0 expaml an(J deveope it.elf in 1 nccordarico wilh lhe . irit of lhe . and tho I . v 01 ' 1,1 " ;...:. j . i ,l .fn .?it m ... ... uibicasniL' urmuiiuB nun i.irni 01 r.iansT a in view of this consideration, let not the next e,ectiou of membera Df the Council, be reg.rded wjth indifference anJ of interest which has hitherto charocterized our Charter elections. That a member of the! Council is honest, well-meaning, intelligent, and von -ai i j .,' and even influential, does not necessarily qualify him .or that position at this time.We want active business men auch as will j attend the meetings, and not be intimidated i.v f !,.. rli;,.L-..ii.i,.i..rt,i ; i r . - -. breasts, nor by the croakings of Old Fogyism without. An important question involving the interests of our Common Schools, tho medium of general education to the great mass of the youth of our city, and the success of the new system, will be presented for the suffrages of i the people at the coming election; a basis of taxation for the support of our Common Schools and the construction of suitable school-housee, is to be determined according to the provisions of the late Revised Statutes of I he State. We trust that energetic and . -I, a a. - true men will at once be announced in every Ward of the city, and duo attention given to secure their election. The credit and prosperity and integrity of Evansville demand it. Sale of Lots. Nathan Rowley, Esq. will have a lurge sale of lota the 15th of A pril, as will bo seen by sdvertisement. These lots lie in Lamasco City, and being very well situated, should sell very readily. A plat of these lots, twen-! ty-six in number, con be seen st the Recorder's office. Either for building on or purchasing for speculation, these lots present many advantages. The terms are easy Squire Rowley will be happy to give any particu'ar . 03Mayor Hopkins returned from a business visit to tho eastern cities on Sunday morning. He gives a flattering account of the prospects of the Straight Line Railroad, as regarded by railroad men and capitalists ot the East. Evansville is looked upon by the enterprising men of Mew Ycrk and New England as the Young Lion of the West. lit brought out a large stock of Spring and Summer goods, which will be open and ready for examination this we?k. Sprihg MrLLERERr. Misses Cowden ond Barker have just received a large and varied assortment of Spring Millenery, comprising the latest and most fashionable styles of Bon nets, Ribbons, Flowers, Caps, Acad Dresses, dtc, &c. We can assure the ladies they will find in this assortment, mut sflert.,! fmm 1U0 large markets by one of ti e firm, many beau f ifnl .i ii r I nnvnl af v I net rf I! i .,,-, . Mm m riM ! aaTB i aa i i v w J a, I ' ' VI Willi. J BJB BJ a J, J V 1 W is no use sending abroad for these articles, when such an elegant assortment can be found it home. An examination will prove this. The Misses C. & B. are also prepared to cut dresses and teach the art, as taught by Mr. & Mrs. Forbes in this city a short time since. Tub Ehulish Quarter or Gra'r. There is some misapprehonsion existing, as to the quantity of grain contained in an English Quarter. It is eight bushels, but not eight Winchester bushels, which is our measure. The Qimrter contajus )t Imperjal bugh. els. The Winchester bushel, which was the standard in England up to 182G, contains 2,250,4 cubic inches, while the Imperial bushel which has been the standard since, contains 2,218,192 cubic inches. An English. Quarter therefore, is equal to about 8$ of our bushels. This is a fact worth remembering by any men in the grain market. An attempt was made on Thursday morning, before daylight, to fire the mailboat Telegraph No. 3 at the Cincinnati wharf, and it would have been successful but for its timely discovery by the watchman of the boat. The Telegraph had $500,000 in spe a a - a S . t . . t a ciw on board , a ml His lnierrea mat me incendiary devised this plan to get some of the mency. CCT"In the case of John T. Myers vs. Wm. T. Shattuck, tried for the seduction of the plaintiff's daughter, in the Vigo Circuit Court at Terro Haute, last week, the jury brought in a verdict of Si, 500 damages for the latter.

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EXPLOSION OF A LOCOMOTIVE. Tit roc Mess SCil led. I h0 locomotiro on tb outward 'reight train of the New Albany an. I Salem Railroad, which lelt the depot It 0 o'clock this rnorn- . 8Jcploded whpn a Cr aide of Providence. Ii v Ins Imtnnee the othnecident three persons lost their lives, as follows: John Mor- , , ., Ufc engineer, who leave- a family; T hornRatclifle, the fireman (lunnirly a ft go and omnibu driver), and John .Merrill, a hand on ,Ue lrain. We have gathered iho following purlieuWe have gathered iho following particu 'ars n ruluttun to the esuiM ot the explomon, wnicn are um mai is Known aiprcaenu isbi1 engineers are strictly forbidden by the master mnchineat anil ' to carrv .u . ... ö... :. 1 Ill i m I I . Uli J aO pOllllUB UI Slflllll. J Ml l , 1 1 u . j'l" a I B that the ateam irtno-ft for reirtl lati 11 " the I inai uiu Bteam gunge ior reguiami", mt amount of steam, which can be screwed to "y Purlicu,or htUx w" 10 t tension and then iiejj0,rn to prevent the Lt..dt klA ,.i .fit-im UAn iKo nnrrJ IV Uj Ol pUDVI OIL ÜDtlipV Ul DtUUIIIl W 9 II if II V II neer did this, he nor sny one who wascogmz mit nf tho fnrta ia i liv to till Mr M.irrta ; a"1 ol ,.he ,ULt" w a,,ve to lel'- ur, wir"'' mi- i-ii'MiiriT, n:i.s iifiMi ii um nit; runu mr hfv- i , f, cJsidcrvd M one Qf the j ..r .... n...i;i;.,i in tu mnUv. nr . " " " ' ",r"v the company. He was not in the leant addicted i- j .Li. . to "P,r,tuou" I'quors, and it is impossible to y what Causes induced Dim to put 00 the , tp.m The train was not extraordinarily heavy. but as he was about to ascend the knob, which requirea time and patience he probably want etl lo Pet UP ,n the shortest possible time, . The bodies of tho killed men were brm.ght in on a Ireight train about one o clock. None ...: . . ..r i .a ... .... .... i .. tr.nn ..r.. .khh w, .'L..L.. ..V.öW..O V.l. t.l LI. I.. I ITVI. II. Ul . r : ed by the explosion. N. A. ledger. Speech of the Kiupvror Nicholas. To a deputation from the English Society of Friends, the Czar of Russia said: I have myself acted as my predecessors had ,!one nu l,,e treaty of Adrianople, in 1829, xvas iis explicit as . the former on's in this reTurkey, on her part, recognised this right of religious interference, and fulfilled her engagements until within the laat year or lwo wlen ff r the first ti i.e, she gave me reasou to complain. I will not now udvert to the parties who were her principal instigators on the occasion. Suffice it to say that it became my duty to interlere, and to cluim from Turkey the fulfillment of her engagements. .My repiesontiitiuus were pressing but friendly, and I have every reason to believe that matters would soon have been settled if Turkey had not been induced by other parties to believe that I It.id ulterior objects in view that I was aiming at conquest, ag grandizement, and the ruin of Turkey. I have solemnly disclaimeJ, and do now as solemnly disclaim, every such motive I do not desire war; 1 abhor it as sincerely us you do; und am ready to forget the past, if enly the opportunity be aflbrded Ulf 1 HOfSJ I - L t It" III I for your country, and a sincere affection for . . a li.i-. ifP xnl sa . ,,.,,. . your Queen, wh-im I admire, not only as n Sovereign, but os a lady, a wife, and a mother. 1 have placed full confidence in her, and have acted toward her in it frank and friendly spirit. 1 felt it tny duty to cull her attention to future dangers, which I considered sooner or lu'er lii;ely lo arise in the East, in consequence of the existing state of things. What on my part was prudent foresight, Ins been J unfairly construed in your country into a de signing policy und nn ambiliousdeeire of con que.it. This has deeply wounded my feelings, and afflicted my heart. Personal insults and invectives 1 regard with indifference. It is beneath my digoitf to notice them, and I am ready to forgive ull that is personal to me, and to hold out my hands to my enemies in the true Christian spirit. I cannot understand what cause of complaint your nation has agffinst Russia, lam anxious to avoid war by all possible means. I will not attack, and shall only act in self-defence of my country. I have a duty to perform as a Sovereign. As a Christian, I rnn ready to comply with the precepts of religion. On the present occasion my great duty is to attend to the interests and honor of the country. Hew Huinitahirc Klecilon. The result of the New Hamoshire election, though it took place several days sgo, appears to be stili in great doubt. The New Hampshire Patriot claims an administration victory, and the New Hampshire Statesman ciaims an cnti-ndministration victory. The Patriot professes to enumerate a majority of ten or twelve Democrats elected to the Legislature, but the Statesman soys that a considerable number of the persons thus enumented, although they may call themselves j Democrats, are bitterly opposed to Pierce and i nm t ubinet Had it not been for the position taken by the Concord Patriot and all the other administration organs in the State that the Nebraska bill was not an issue in the canvass, and that the Democratic supporters and the Democratic opponents of the bill would be regard ed and treated with equal favor, the administration party in the State would have been annihilated. Lou. Jour. Public Execution. Two young men were executed on the third day of the month, in one of the rural districts of South Carolina, for the murder of a slave. These two men, were what are called negro hunters, in the South. They had in their service a pack of bloodhounds, with which they hunted abscondiiifr negroes. The: 3 hounds were trained for the service; and, were as ferocious as they were savage. The two executed men, in roaming around the country for jobs, went imo the southern counties of Soutfi Carolina, where they were employed to arrest a runaway slave. The miserable wretch was found in a aw amp, and ipe hounds, let loose. He was seized by them, and immeJiati-ly surrounded. But, because he ohVred sotnt" little resistance, J IHMI M r.-tl'( til,' itie ,..,,r,. Iii urrncl t Ii a I r - - - - v w xf a (.aaxw hounda vyt re peru.il U;d to tear im piece-tueai. Thpy aftf nvards tlffotired his remains. The owner of the iM.uitrl.-t puhlished theirfiendieh act anJ boasted uf iu conauinmatiuii. They were arrested, tried, found t'uilty, and hanged, throtirrh evt-ry possible t'ttbrt was made to i secure their actjuittal. Jusiie.e had its due; and law in i?outh Carolina for once at least was not louud inoperative. A. Y. Sunday Atlas, Wth. ftft Mr unnatural ed and publiah tried, convicted, and sentenced to six months imprisonment in the county prison. It was proved on trial that she held a hot smoothing iron to the naked back of the child till the skin was burnt off, to "iron him out," as she said.

coruiiiK iu your re.juesi. acanowledge the receipt of Hv--Ilamnier.ol Philadelphia, whose dTl"l,er- , cruelty to her child was discover-1 ml.":thiL".l H"W reUeTed

ir , . , . .,-r-r-.. --- 7 - eiiKiucr 11 a vaiuame prepara ed a few weeks since, has been 1 hare been using it mvselr. ami tiftiTi it i....

on IK OM.fcyinr.,li,LMI.t.:iHMt..Mifc:M, llt.a.. lf. of Mr. V:iimI.t liriWir-o.iiiMl duuulilcr ..i J. C.Mur-

Ma of Coasum pi mrtMj yearn. I Her funeral will tnk- place ll.l afternoon al 4 n'thack, fniu the Kentucky M . -n . 'I he fr hinds nl ti famll) ars re.itrully invited lo attend willioat fsrttn sSsiticu, i on Ratartay, Hie coin lay of march. Ihm, Mrs. Vahi K. ('tr. wife of John S. Camp, at herfatherS rusidonee in niir.cik cuuui), luu., Uli.) uuukuwi Well. (Warrick Democrat and Princeton Cho-ion, copy.) APBTX ELECTION. Mil BAxiKgs:--PUae an no am ti n i mm J- II. II V.N KS mi a inn.ll.lnto fur tho offlco of Ctl Lluxk, ai the next Ai.rtl election. I nil. .- ., . , ' sohknson a cuikIiUum for ra-alarttoa t. u..- . v.. .- . i , , Mk. smh:k:- I'lemw uiiimuno m hhim.' ud a ruuli dateforrelecUoutothoollUeofCuyKuvli neer. nileJH r. M. WW WOOUAHI). - Ma. SAxnaaa: Pleoae nnnounre Uie namu of JOHN pakkkll ua cundidatv for the oftiuof ch - Coiioctor, t the onautua: April eiecUun. imir.M1 Mr. Mnas:-P:oass announc- my n.ma mmt feta for uieomco or ci.y t oiuntor. mhsM OOLSK) . Mh. SMiKna: Ple.me announce mv muni an u eandidale for re olection to llio Office of City Clvrk. at Iho inami,K April ulc.ii .i,. tito. II. Tonn. JL H. M'f ii Sm..ik, Y. i. Flr-ou auiiounce tba tuitii.i of vm. hki.l for r -Hecii u ntj Collector at u niuIiir April flection. (niie.l j r r 7. ' A . II . BAS0SS1, r.a.j.: You will plcutc auiiounce my linm Ma Ci,r,ii.iBte forum on.- oh itv Maraiiai.ut tinenSwtkf April election.- hii.I If elected Will Jcvolo in iiiinetotheiiitereauofthecity. mliM OKOKGK W. GLOVKK. TTPVVo an authorlzod to announce JOHN M SAMI'mi.N it a ctmiliilulo fur City Marshal, at the ensalug April ulocüi.ii. nihil Mi. Hakpbiii: Pinnae anaonnce my namenaac:.i ti lain for rv-eltfcUoa M the oaloo ofCH) .Marshal at the approuchinir April election. Tcb'.3) joil.N WARD. A. H. SANDtifts, KSQ.: Yen will please announce my i. .nu.- ua u cui.iliilalc forl'.e nfttceof t.'itv Marshal at the twMlso April election. (IWMI j WM. HOLfMlO. SPLCIÄL NO TIC E S . tsc Dr. Howe's Shaker Sarsaparilla! VACCINATION FULL! Da. Mil hi i i haa been itpiiuinlvd by the Hoard of Hculth of bo city ol Kvaiisville, mid will vaccinuto all pcreous who will call at hia ullicc, free of chartfu. mir.:- if MOT. l,Nf.N DANCtlfCI CliASS, Foit youhi: Mi h und Muateri hhacomnicm-ud, und la alreml) -rnlty well hU.-ikIoiI. II. .urn of pructlcr, w dBSfitW and Saturday evening, al ? o'clock precisely Mr. Ling udiuits lliv old acltular, dtahtMM of pra tiiii g, for hul f price litis qunriur. w lili-h no!itiou baa been acccptcd by many Tle-re la rwom for a Kelt more, which number tun be accommodated, at moaL nibjn it JTrDR. HOLSTKA l's PILLS WILL CURK DYR pi-paia, linlijruiuoii, Uillioutuess, and every disease of lie stomach. H1M)M TH)S MY THK PKOPI.K. KaaoLVKD U"am.oi aiv, Tbut for the lual two years we have been in tue constant habit ol'nain- Ihe Muftniitr Linimeiit, for Khiiuiuutiam ami for all Sorna, Hru -ea. Sprain and Burin, und It bus never failed to irive immediiile relief. SaMLvtn, That we have alao uaed llio Mil-tails' I n Iiii . lit lor the Pilea, Krxsipelaa, Salt K Ileum und Cbappi d Hund, and that it liua alwaya euro I. KKni.van.RY Tin: Ladiks, "I hat we hare naed the Muttaiif liniment rr Hore Mpplea, Sore Kreiiata, t'hnf.ia and Sores on Child en, and for Moth or Freckle on tie lue.) and neck; and it hua always proved etfuctuul U-a tug t lie ak in aniootli, soft and w line. Kkjoi.vko. av SM SSH4M Skxbs. That we shall ever continue the uso ol tho Mustang Liniment boexuse o have tried and pr.ne.l llsertlcae. JlV)'''00 advertisement In another column, iue aurau i a ii iEW ADVERTiSEMEnsT new spitnn niiiitismY,, MISSKs COV. DKN & laKKKK take Una method ,f Informing Uie Laules of Kvanville and rlcinlt) tli-.u thoy havejiiat rem rued with a large and '..eaiititiil p-aorlment of liin eta. Kibbons. Flowera. Caps Ilea. Ireae, Vc, ot ti e latest and moat iiiiifMM styles at rises that cannot fi.il !. please. I hey are also prepared to Cut DrvMStfS and Tea. h iiresa Catting, in that in in-i ad mir. id and hlifhly .-ipproved style Intel) tnujrht wiln M much siiceeast M. and Mrs. Korbes, from whom lhe. received the following 1 his ia to certily that MlstSS CfMSslBni Ax I: i:ki h have lakea lessons of ua in our improved system ofOratsj ('.Illing, and are fully competr-i.t us Srsl cUss Teachers, uncart tbeaciot.ee to oibers in n few hours iu-truc-tion. (uih 'ö.doxatf MK. ft MKS. FOKIShS. nwsTEHious vi.s ipii:auace; OP George H. H.!t, wlio urthoma on Saturday. Jar uary euth, on the Strador for Louisville, with the in tention uf beinir irono three dns. since which time there h ia lieun notliii.jt henrd ofbiiu. He was uboul ail rears of aire, round features, black hair and whiskers, had u black cloth frock and ovu'coals, black Caasimere patiUs. dark vest and black out. with a small yoid rinir on right hand, and about 9 1, la In money with him. Mis nnine Is marked on his coat and pants. Any Information which will lead to his whereabouts, w hether dead or living, will confer a trreat favor on his unlisted familv. und bo IIb rally rewarded. Addr. -s JSAAC KKUCU, MMMI No. 79 Walnut street, Cincinnati. (fUCAT BAIIbALVM TO HI. HAD I I.UTK. rpHF. un lersienod willseliat publlcaaction.atMessrs. JL Kroener V Kela' Brewer, an Saturday, the 15tb day of April, 1K34, tweuty-aix vuluuble Lots i .' Hlock No. 3-t. Lamusi-o l itv. I i ..f which from er, feet on Fulton Avenue, extending back lib feet to an alley; four on 1 enth street, 31 feet 3 inches l.y I 111 leel; four'oi. Nineth sireet. 3l feet 3 inches by Hi) feet, und S lots In nting 3 feet !i Inches on Fourth Avenue, und exteudinz back 1J5 feet. TKKMS OF SALK. Ono-four'.h cash; tho balance In one, twe ami three years, with intorsal ecured by mortgage or good personal security. A Stat of said Lota can be seen at the Recorders Office, r at the office of the subscriber, on Fourth street, next do.,r below Main. (nihSfi td) N. TH. KoWLKYj DR. QDOHfiGm'B EXTRACT OF III DltOI'llM.K, rOR DYSPEPSIA, SM'ROPII.A. SD AI'. 1MPCRITIKS OK THK LOOP. Prepared y one of the Faculty. THIS vegetable remedy which Is now sprendtngto all parts of the esnntry. is prepured bv n graduate ofone ol the first Medical Schools in the V'est. a physician of h'gh standing in his profession and as much oppoaiod t empiricism or ipiackery us any one cm bo, as is shown by the fact that there. M published, and uccomtanies each bottle of the medic ne, thus exonerating it from the charge of being a nostrum. tr IS PKL.S:i:iHKU BY PHYSICIANS, as will be seen by reference to the Circular and bv tho accoMiganyini; coriScmes. Unlike Sarsaparilla. the Hyropipr Is quick in its action, the first buttle or 111 I i r i . i ' : i 1 . r SSS ll ll saSlai I - " - '.--a -ax ' ntIIUOIIIII It - llll.s, as in the case of tho negn. irl of Mrf. Simnion's, of Louisville, who was rehevi .1 of Ki.lMlM -s IX OXK IVEKKII In short, wherever known it stands ut the head of all remedies for the following diseases: JJyspepsia, Scrofjla, Wulte Swelling, Jfegro Consump tion, i lironic i.i. Hinaus ii. (.out. Neuralgia. Ulcers und all Skin Diseases, all Kenal or Kidney Affections, all Female Irregularities and Obstructions, Mercurial His-1 e ares, Secondary Sytth lis. General Debilltv. au-t II mU. orders arising Tr-mi impure blood aad bud Habit of System . I OR FEMA I.K COWPLAINTS this remedy sU ids unnvulled. It is tt slight stimulant and a powerful tonic and alterative. As a beuutitler of the complexion, in the cure of i im plesand blothes.in pro iuctngaclearund beautiful skin. It I. , ii.l. ... . , r . .. a. .1 a.. .. . .1 .. . .. .9 o .. ...... ,v . lei sun- remeiiy man ull Ilie cos meUl" lotions ia existence. Try it. and you will 35 meditiue be.ingto drive all imparitivsto the surface, and v! iua. iiiaans um ui int sj -iem. n , u o . H'DE,'!,Brf.Kr.,Oct.C, IR5I. Dr. A. E. Geohegan Hear Sir: 1 have examined tour receipe for Compound Fluid Kxtract of Hvdrooitier, for the cure of Scrofula in all its forms, and other chronic affections, viz: Rheumatism, Female Weakness Ate K tving prescribed, ami watched its effects in many cases tual, 1 most cheerful! ..i in. a,sa j,-., i,u iias ii, alwaxs tound it effectual, I most cheerfully recommend it to the afflicted as me oesi aiteniiive ami tonte I have ever ued altogether superior to Sarsaparilla. and anv of Its eom-Pouud-S. T. WAKFIKLÜ, M. I). OwaKaaoRo'.Kv., M.ipch35, 1859. Dear Doctor: I received yours oftheo-M in.i .1 ... my tfeneralhe,lltil Respectfully, vour friend J A VI kk r-( 1 iv a v r r Prick fl per boltlc, or 6 bottle, for $5, whoa tlkou at one line. RAYMOND A: PATTEN, Solo Agent. No. .4 Fulton street, Louisville, Ky., To whom all orders should be addressed. Agents in Evansville, HALLOCK & ST ODD A KD. - rrincetoa, dAwOin-i s R. L. JIALLOCK.

m ri. hat fP "KCKU'TS INTO Til TKKASlTRY OF THK V ' Oiiy ar EvASavibi matiia riatAt. . ar ki v..

"' MrM, i-.n. Uhlawe .... k....l ..t th herlnniow ot dis ( uah. orders. tlit your. ... i" 1 :. r.o nv oll. l. train iiit rah 50 l.n H " vtu i 4tr tor TW.' 3T c.ftt jh " l.u .MH O f..r ri'tilliiiz I t II !M 3.4 .'3 " f..r Po.llurt " M f tt. hMMltifll " Kaleoflo n in 0. H. CasV " Licence for miliaria and Ten - Pint " " Salo of olil plunk from StS ,r Kalo of old H ' Keilvniplion of !U ill for 35 Kl 15 W r?4 eel 115 W ITU tHt 515:. 23 CP 1 Ui ( 00, I UXf 10 Id " " 1 i.iiiu.1. r... i. " fir Aurtioneera. . " Proceed.. 1,1 .Murket ...uh Inlorettoii Lk-ort in i.t .v ra S -,u Tot-xl IfecemU Mtio -t.pof. .... Tliofe ha lieou t ah on Orders for Intercut on L'ih Bonda und Hank Debt, Ceininua CehooU, I.mp Puu. I I etc Leavinir in Treasury at date .1013 W -013 99 irt-' -y. tii. jr a, Eranan ille, March , OKKNhU.N, I rea. nrer. saMtMl IM'BLIC n i:tnS. MtTlfK. TIJH ipial ttvii Toters of tlio Clt of KaiiH, are hereby nol aVd that at the next Clmrter Klecfion, to be held at UM Nepluue nu.l Hbo-nlx KukIiiu Houaea. on Monday, llio3 I iluj of A prll next. IU- I.. llo Ina .(u. -ln n wilt be presented for Uieir conti. lernt on. ,: "Miall a School Tax fe fix n.J l.y the I'o:iimimi I ottncil for tbu current ycart" By order of tiro coii-mon Council. mb3 to (iho. H. lOUU.t kl i lark nOZK.N ('ana! Khor. 1: fj 10 on lirani .1 : It) do Steeled Spades; 5 do Garden Rakes; A do do Hoes; Jnstrec-'d nrd for aale by Ml C. M. O-KIFFIl II. 200? KL'SMKLS Irish Potatoes, extra Que; 5 do do Swert do; 40 Apides; do Tainips; 10) doien Fresh Kggt;)uK we'd at mh27 CtOK'S Family Grocery. STA It VAS lI.Kt.--50 wlK.le. half and ipmrter boxes, Just ree'd per Churl- ton, fnriaio law by in 17 S. K. GlLHKKT A CO., Sc. near Water. WHITE 1.I.T1K. im bids prime Whit.- Koach Liiuoingiml order, just ree'd this day and lor sale by (mint?) FOsXKK V MROWR. NE XV HOOKS. FRltH supplv of Hot Corn; Putnam's .Niagaziue for March; Knickerbocker do; at mhS4 SAMUEL LISTER'S. NEXV niTNICT. JULIFN'R Grand Kxhtbltion Quadrille; Prima Donna Waltz; Kuty Pel Polka; Serenading Polka; Julien's American Quadrille; Mv Old Kentucky Home, &r., &c.. lust ree'd und for aale by (mlrJ4 THON. CON YNGTON. I. II. At.lll.l., DEMT1ST r KU M t.W AI.H.t.M, Haviku visited Kvaiisville at the solicitation of several of the citizens, would lie happy to attend to anv who muv need bis Pro i TTfTT fessional services. Itooms al the Pavilion. Jl 7 Ladies ma) be walled upon at their reihloncea. if preiurracW nssxSS-dif IVF.WaPULMU GOO DM. WK have received our new spring and Hummer styles of Manillas; also laicea Kinbrii.leiics Alexander's Kid Gloves, Mantilla and Dress I tiiiniiii.fi und Fein gee, which we invite the Ladies lo aniinv. KDWAKD KKGAl V t o . iiih-.3 First street. o.j....i e Post Dlllce. HI (.1.11 S1 III (.(.U S!! FINE assortment of Huggies, Fatally Carringia, Kockaways. Sulkies, Ac. otc.,froip the Mauufac lory of l. Woodruff, Salem, Ohio. Just ree'd and for sale by' (mh-.'3-ir) J, 11 FA LY, Agent. CITY AK TION STWIIF.. JR. FuNDKKS.MllH. Auctioneer. First street letween Main and Locust at., will sell at Auction, Goods, Fii'iiiture, Wares, Vc. on commission, and also Ke.nl KstMe ami Horses. Cash advanced on Consign nioiits, if required. I will '. my entire stock ot VanWee Notions and Jewelry nt auction, hegular ilayf of sale every Monday, Wednesday, Frida) and Saturday nights. P. s. I will bo glad to iittend lo nil HSf ili customers and as mini) m-w o..es as may favor me with a call, and I will sell goods at private aalo at Cincinnati prices, at wholesale and retail. . m . L. ::. X . m .u spa i m; .ood.! Tt'ST received bj the an iscriber, a beautiful assort m. -i.t of Spring und Summer Dry Goods, Meli the Ladies a in I ciiiein ir.-nerally are reipiesteu to cull and examine, before purchasing elsew heie. He w ill soli as cheap as any other housu iu the West. WILLIAM RUOHKS, nih-.3 Corner Main and con. streets. !tioi iimm; dkess loops. 4 RKAI'TIFL'L assorlniuut af black liarea:8 and bit. t Silk Tissues, at HlTGHKS, in'i.'H Corner Main and Second streets. 13I t. I.V DE LALXES.-A froah atock ofthese V beautiful .-nring Dresa GooiJs. in pattern-., at HUGHES', ndr.'S Corner Main and Second u -ets. (1 IXillAillS, LAIVIVM V CALICOES. A T very large slock of the newest stylos of Ginghams. Lawns, Printed I .awns. Calicoes and ilri itaiitoa. which will be s ,i,i very low at HUOtilC', iuli-3 Cheap Dry Goods Store. OLASF.S.-133 bbls and P" halvs received per Southerner, on cousignment. and for sale bj mh-.'-J GEO. FOS1FK V CO. BA CONf . Sides und Shoulders. ouowucuUiug, for aalc by (BSUS) GEO. FOSTER At I'D. HA vis. Pluiu and Canvassed, a superior article, fforsaleby (mh9A) GEO. POSTKK At CO. 9WH Y BA;. 20 bales for sale low to clow, by I rnWH GEO. FOSTER .V CO. "I L ASS J A S. 50 case!., one doj! each, smint mid V T tall, one and two gallon jnrs. Just pec d, for.ale low by (mhlf) S. K. GILBKK1 .V CO., Syc. neap SVaSfaT. "VT O. NfJGAK. SC hhds fair to strictly choice, jL si landing from steamer Sultana, for nale l mhlS H. K. Gl LIJKKT Ac CO., Sc. near Watep. TI'llI) GROUND PEPPER.--.iO doi cans of pure gT Ground Pcppr, put up expressty tor my own trade, rt-liiruablu it not appro vutl, just re ,i i,t mhis COOK'S Family Grocery. T3 O bust brands Family Flour, iu sucks or bbls, can be had at (nibl) HAMILTON'S Grocery. WATER XVHKKKS. WE aro now prepared to till orders for Parker, HotchkissA: Johnsbm Water Wheels, with all the appurtenance, heloniring thereto. These Wheels being sHbmerged will perlorm without disadvantage under alga or l ack water, provided the bead Is preserved. We are now completing u fall set of Parker Wheels, nibodting all the latest improvement, under the personal supervision of Mr. Ja'.IES RLOAK. celebrateS as the builder of the best Water Mills Iu Ohio and Kentucky, and favprabl) known to the readers of the Scieb title A merican. ua "J. S.. of K v." lA'e have a model of I the most approved sluice. constructed mi a correct scale. wincti Mi llnghts will Dud it to ibmradvanluge lo cull and examine. fhe Comtnltteo of the Franklin Inatitiiao of tho State .TU ...1. I. i.. u . - . . i . -..., .nu,!. in iin-ir nr nriin imif I llll. INI,, mill; mm Parker he..! with tl. tiv..r u ;..,i..i. , J ., : ,r., . ' - a........ - ference overall other Wheels for now.-r. its adnntatloii I to high or low heeds, and with re tore nee to the actio lPn il n ba,t water or lee, and the ease with which access may be bad to it for inspection or repair. in hlS G. D. EGGLEsTON At CO. OriTI LBH St ,r ran'"'; 1 ''bl Hominy; .aV x 1 bbl Lried Peaches; Just ree'd at mh 15 COOK'S Family raoery. CWJBJBX CIEK.-It bbls Sweet Cider, made O March 10th, 14. for sale by tne bbl or at retail.Jual ree'd at 1 mi, I". COOK'S Family Grocery. . . n OTEItnE CAIOIKS.O boxes, for r sate by irx price ! W ater. ij Ilm single box at Cincinnati wholesale facti by (mhlC) S. R. GlLHKKT or CO. .y-e. near PROCLAMATION. APRIL i:i.i:crii a. d. i54. Ol u:e ia he.eliv jsivei. to tUe leaal voters 01 vnM derburgh county, that the Annual AprA Elortio will be held on lbs firsi Monday in April, A. I) . leos). at 1 the a-, I.-, I plutca of holding such Elections In the several Townships in said comity, for tbe following Officers, tti-wit Für Pigeon Townhlp. Four Constables. Fop Kni-.-ht Township. One Justice of the Peace, two Constables. For Scott Township. One Jastlce of the Peace, two Constables. For Armstrong Township. One Justice of the Peace. I two Constables. For Perrv Towushib. One Justice of the P-u.. t. 1 Constables. ' j For Cniou Townahip. One Justice of the Peace two ' s- . . , . W I t uiyianica. Kor Centre Townahip. One Justice of the Peace, two Constables. For German Township. Two Justices of the Peaee tao Constables. JOHN S. GA VITT. ' mhT te Sheriff of Vanderburgh County. MOLA.SSEM.-213 bbls and hf-bbls in rood orIber, on CoUtfigmucniSQd for sale tv mB GEO. FOXIER Si CO.

APOLLO HALL, Tkuraday Erening, March 30th, 1854

BUI (IBS CELEBRATED I'M'l.i-. TOM THOI PK, tiik umim aan mowt Tii.aaTap rnrn i thbi'.S. CO.MPIWISO THIKTT PIVK PKKSOÄÄ, r....l f ,r ll... t . r. . . I i . I I. ... i.f Ih. Uraud Morul Urawa of t'.NCUloM'k CA blN, II I r' """"ore iora FIAV MdHTS OXLY.' 1 bin Conn any, M-lecie.l from the in .t Uilentoil Troupe 7jwrv,iiundmr UNKIVALLKO PtK TALKS! AM MI.MHKKS, are alone able a luilaa-lj... n-preaei.tatioii ..f itu. far i ,.. I wwrk' Kry i fcHra. toi I fully given and developed. In artlattc and life like ii r. THK TABLF.UX are Grand and In.poalrr. Msjotd an lllnaion m Imii, an inirre.t exrltii-K. a U boiS 1 the iiu.li. nee snell l.nnail . , , r, ... . ...... ..' . . i .m lion mnl i. i ,r,.n,iii I.....I I..' ii... . i . - - . - u leeitiniHte and able vtrslau of i.Mr w..rt ,ja ced in im country. Pr-'pri-tor Wm. Sblrea. Slage Mauarer ,. Rtrrnard. leader of Orcheslr) ...Mr. Vach, d.i. I man rer. ................ . ...... , tl. Ssasaeer. r.ert Maker L. WalUs. I SM"t .J. Sauadrrs. Seenle Artlit J. Myers. fatter p. WSHe. The Manag r respii rfuHy annoutifm p n,,. elllssns 4 Evansville. that hia nurivalled I r.wipe will api.asar above, for tin- aole purpose of Pioalarlng thegraal moral drama of I I.i: TO.XI-.m r. mx. Uramafled from Mrs. HarYlel Iteecher Sfowe'a popalaf work ofthat name. l he lirnma w ill be divided Into six Acts thirty Scene and eteht Tablenx an4. ewli g p. te length of lime rofpilred hr Its represearatroa, ao other piece can be Setosl, Mr. Brotiita...,,.. efr . ..George Harrla. " I HI, ill. .. Johnaon.. Mieiny. ...s Pbineaa Fletcher. " Brown. i . 1 1 .... . Htllaon. i i VVInans Haley. Nambo. Andf Mu.aibo aai " Horton... " Wilhird... " Fletcher.. saaw r si.. a fjimpton lxHker: M. Parsbse KMsttil. Kate Ko)nods Aw, f:hlra. H:iaa t. nrpenter tMttali. Mra. Curtis (the Furilivo Wife; ....." Kliasu Miss Kmma GratUn (the gir! that never wss Mmm Top.,. V. """"J Aunt Opfcelta. Mis. Hava Mrs. St. Clair. Leiil-a Mters, the j. Mithin! prodigx. agvd Ive M uM,ra Eva. Mr. Harrla Legrao. ., )'rie) Uncle Torn. l.,,ot st ci.ir, ' Murry. the pop ,lar comedian Pettx bone J"n'ard Skianar. " Usdtoii Maria. Mrs CnriK-iil r and Augilanea. ITTPrlce ol admission Mi cenu. Children half price Front s nts reserved for Udlca. Seats can te a.-cured on a ppl leal ton tit the Hall, front 9 to 13 o'clock A. M.an'ijrom i! P 3 o'clock P. M. V i Frili lent oftlrere will be In attendance to preserse order. Geiitl.-m.-.ni v t'shers will be In atk-adaare to almw persous to their seats. mhYT-if Si ; a iciioim: ML akmksi. to wm saint James S. H. Molasses, ree'd and for aale by Ml .4JD. HEIMARS UTAH Al TAI.LOW I' A OLES.-Just leci ived per Statesman Hi boxes Sur Candle; 10 half t oxea Blar Candler . in quarter boxes Star Candleat 11 boxes Summer Mould Candles; Fer salo by (uihSI) 1. O. RttMAJlft. BCCKKTS, WASHHOA KJ)S, Cl.tirHES PIKS axt Win tp Cut as. Kec'd per steamer Matlur Vxayne f er I lue and red Htirketa; Hi gr fancy do; U ar ti'Kicc's S. Wnaliboarda; 111 boxes Cloth, . Piua; 3 gr bile Churns; fer sate l y mtr2I I. v U. II KIM ASM HOSIEIIV A 171 C.I.OVEK. WE are now oeiitng a g.aod Spring stork eWoeten's and Misses' wtue. brewa, aiitsst, merle colored ami black Ortlaaa Mose; Mra'a whate. brown, and mixed l otion Hilf hosen Women's a Site, blark and l ol d Cotton fllosre, and Men a do : together wNk a hit ii dsn uie assort m, -et rf l.a.lic' K 1,1 Silk ll.l. ih,.j 1,1 ll. Iir. ,i.l.. r.,.1 fil..w..a U . l..li. - .-1 i . ., n . .in i.a in. wj . c .si at. utiou of (Ue trade lo an examn sln.n of ibrae go.la. having purchased them on aa favorable ternia ns sns of the Fusiern Jobbers, w ill sell them aa low, addiu tra'asportaiiou. (nih-.'l) MoKGAN, KkEN sV PRKsTtHX. WHITE OIIODS. AAJ E have just rocelved a vbolce ark-rllon f White V L'unibrica. plain anjl plaid Jaconet Mualius, Vie toriu l.:.v I,-. Mull, pln'nand dulled Swlas M o.lw.a. .1 1 reel from the Importora, which w, will sell aa lew aa any Jobber Kast or West. Pcraous wishing lo purcbaea will jdeuse give uss tall. MMN MOKGAN. K F.F.N At PRKMTOH. II A UKEHCH IK FX A CM A VAT. OUH stock is now complete in Silk Psvrket Hsn4kr cliiels. cotton und il ilinl do.: plain black ami rich plaid Silk cravats. OiatThatn i ml allk and linen do., and laidies' ami (tents' .lain and cmbndderetl lisra cambric Handkerchiefs, from lhe Importers, for aal aa low aa ill low eaU ms'-M MOKGAN, KKEN At PRESTON. I TUUi:i,KAH AND PAH tMIKM. A FINK assortment of gintrham and cotton I n.brellaa. and fancy ilgured coltsin. gingham and silk Parasol, id new iring si les, for sale at Ml morgan, keen a prkstowk. II 'I' S LEGHORN, Straw. Palm leaf, Pstiama. Silk, soft Wool und Fur Hats, ot new Spring at) les. for sale al ''2 MORGAN, K FEN Ac FL Es 1 ('. HOOTS AMD SHOES. WE are opening a good asrortmeal of Men's Calf. Grained. Goat and Kip Roots. Men's Kip, Grain ed, aalf, goat and enamelled Krogans: WomenSflit aide stitched, grained, calf ami eaamelled Kootees, a, enamelled grain, d. Kid. eatfand aaoeorre Kuakins. de. split, calf, coat, kid ami meroceo SOpper, Men's grain-.-..!. Hoya' und Children's Shoes All of whir were purchased of tne manufacturers and their as? nta. and w hich are now for aale as low aa the present high price o.-stoek will permit, lor such class of work, having ao poor goods In our hous.-. Cull and examine at Issel Morgan, kkkna pkkkt5. ,-rs-t,. CiOKDIKS. XX' E gars 'ust received a larareuaaorUnrat of A. Morv ton cV Co. 's i elel.rali-il IVfinfntn Gold Peea. in siU -r extension ami desk holders. These Peas era A a iperlor articli. and are warraatod to give satisfaction. For sale low b HITTROLFF A SOXa. M) Main street betweeu First and Second. HOI'S.-Just r.vc d 13 bales of Kaatern Hope, and lor sale low bv mh-21 KELLER, FA RSSLEY At CO.. D'uggieU. TUST received 7 bids A Icoboi, ami for sale by mh2t KELLER, PAKNSLKV' Ac CO., Druggtsta. JUST received 10 kegs Sap. Carb. Soda; lo bbls Syunab W h.tiug; 5 bbls CoinTas; for aale bv mh"I KELLER, FAKNSLKY it CO., DrngglsU. moui: non k tksti.tios y. Jl P From Gen. W. A. Twiecs, Pval Matter at Sew Harmony, lnd: Ktw Has Ost. In., March 18th. lSSst. Messra H. Srwaests A Sejt: 'inoni li Hat ing fairly tested the excellent Rraiilfan Pebbio Gl i.sc i.ur.Uwd nf rmi i.t K... .ll i,. L Olass. s. puriuasoa or yon at r.vanstille, ItafTorrta me nun n tueasure. lines eivinr h'in all Inresa r irS. I ä a.. i.-Js.. - a ..i . i. ."mr?. lf''(7 ght a d with candle. also Plu.seene lieht 'l n r.. it. on wrnmi they art- far superior to M n glasses purchases) in the West. 1 heir sltae is likewise a great improvemeut on the old plan, giving great relief . -ml rest to the ere I therefore . hoerlully reemnm nd them to the t.ublieae a n lp vtsmblajrlaaa. faJrasHf ) XA" . a. TWl&GS. ELECTION NOTICE . " THE fjiialifle.l vo'era of the city .f Evaaawilla. mm nife .1 t. .. lift.. .( 4k. O AVV . . . ... . I MX. a. v . - 11 HIM I I 11.1 i I r r -XT S h.pisia ka - - " wl,l beheld o Modat , the Id d.V .r se.t fcaSa' .. ,.f ..Meiin. in r-l" --".- y . V.91' a 1 "ii 1 11 ii 1 I . r X I lit r I laB a. mw xr Clerk. Collector. Aaaessop, Marshal. Treasurer and KxraSchool Treasurer, fop the Histrtrt composed of the city of Evaiiyil, mt tue sdiwilJr pi,res, viz: u'.rh Neptune Engine Hons , on Second street above UIO iscil.iol I rualsaa. a S, I, .,,! I I, ,k mmA Main, am the PI,,, 1 u p -- " An Vtm - l-etween 1st and d streets. Marens Sherwood appoint' ed Inspector of Election tll,.- i-otnae.' mnl Jr.hn F. resp. inspector at the -Pho?nix Engine House. " Hj order of the Common Council. mh2l te GEO. H. TODD, City Ctepk. , . - TIT ACKEKLL.-TS paekatroa aas'd aumbera, in j-a. wtiole and naif bbls anu k itt. Just rec 0 and Tor sale bv .S. E. GILBERT A CO.. m h -ib Bye. Mar Water. KPRllf. STYLE OF HATS. MK. MAIM oNMKK. of tbe Irstof Van tier As Marconuiar, is now In the Kast, mnkinr spring rurchases for the mannfacture of their new sit le of Hata. Their materials will be received Ihia week, and er owes will be promptly filled. They wilt guarantee as good. atas can be bought in an of the Eastern cities. LAI mmmm CU-FARTMKHKHIP .NOTICE. THE 11 ii.li raigned took in jmrtNerrhip with them In tbe Dry Goods and Grocery businese is Lamasco City, on lb.'- 1st of March, Mr. C Frldmanr. and the bu sines will hereafter Ise condtieted under the Arm of 10HM, HA RING Ac I'd. We return our thanks to old customers for Ih. ir liberal patrwnago. and hope to bat MsMsl to offer new iii.ln.eairnta tw an increase of their paircur-o. 'uihlT lxt' UOHNE At HA blG.

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