Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 6, Number 300, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 14 April 1854 — Page 2
DAILY JOURNAL.
A. H. SANDERfc, EDITOR.
TBKMS OP SUBBCRJPTIOa.
Ball v Josrnal. per year.
bv the week, ..... . Tri-Weekly Journal, per year. . .
Weekly Journal.
CincinnaTi A a e n c Y . Messrs. Paaviw A Mosaot wirtn street, between Vine snd Waluot, Cincinnati, tar alhorixed agents for the transaction of business fur ae Kvansville Journal. The Daily Journal will be found ob file in their office, and advertise meats and suhacripleu are respectfully solicited through them.
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CITY Or EVA5SVILLE.
FRIDAY MORNING,::::
ThoNewlork Trltwne a wain Victimlied for Line l. In April 1852, tbe N. Y. Tribun published the fallowing disrfatch, duly received from its telegraphic agent in Boston, and founded poo- a mercantile letter received from Buenos Ayre,by e brm in Boston: Bostok, Friday, April 23d, 1852. A letter from Buenoe Ayrei, dated 28th Febrtrary, received here, contains the following. "The Brazilian Admiral tent a note to
....Jä'.IJ'' V -! J" - From the Cleveland Herald: t-lwwelauast, lassiiaBiMapelle at aast Evansr y will Hailroad. Ilaviiff been prevent at the railroad meeting at Empire Hall, and hearing the address ol the Hon. O. H. Smith on that occtft. m X. L mm a Sk "
doing I may not trespass upon V"ur time or "on. aoetHnpanied ny tue mp to wm patience. The weat'.rr here is most beauti- inferred, I was . forcibly struck, with, the : fol-
ful. Soring begin lo exhibit herself in all low'nt' important lacts prescntcu auu u.u
HEW TOEK CORBESPONDENCE. Hew York, April 7, 1854 Dear SanUBs: Always preferring employment to idleness, I ajain write tou a la
conic epistle, hoping at the tnme lime by so
NEW AÜYERTI SEMENTS .
Sarin 9d
1IIES.-.
9 dos S K rooms
nests r ras; 3 newts w hit cedar; 3 nesis a hit pint, 1 doz 1.1,1 ,-ovr r: 1 doz hl'-bbl covers, 8 do painted iahe,- -C gr pat cloth. s pins;
lb neris boxes;
... . . r i I w lirrnmur
her native lovelim. and real insured it is "aieo oy mr. ., and ineir conclusive ennr- j,, ree'd and for sale at
appreciate, here to Ha full- at . xient bv the upon the business of Cleveland and the japu beau monde y..iith. YYi-aRii and beauty are "liroad line from Cleveland to ludianapu- vro. l family lakd at
w m at x at BniaBaas r a i i t i -a
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Clothea Baskets; Bail Boxes; Cov . tmckete, butter ladles: PoUUj Mashers; Bu let prints:. Fine work baskets; 4 krs wreVe bowls 1 rod cotton Cord; 8 nests market baskets. T. BACON A CO.'S Family Wwerjf
BACON A CO.'S
Hit S KEY aVOST. A LARGE Bras cv was lost last Sunday. Tbe fader a ill coaler a fuvor by leaving it at tu is office, op! I ti
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now to be Pet-ii m one h- wr'. hmhis iniffl,!1"- 1 . J 1 , ,
Commodore McKet-ver, hat the American crowdinp; the on'u rtrrrt of N-w York. To .. in?.maP presented a direct mrougn
APRIL 14 schooner Draco, Capt. Thatcher, had gone look upon thctn ur.e ro.oht think thai iltej ine Irom Llevelanö, by Usllior.üeliekn aine " from hence to the coast of Patagonia, and had heavy po. keis erfl light h. arts. But Union, Indianapolis, Kvansville and Paducah, .i i r i . -- m .. i jiir . : . .1 . - lo Mtwnrjhia. ot this lirif and road is alrea-JV
' r i.titrii inpre rni.-eu n rrew irom cscis luamu.' ku- now uimrt:ni is ne rcai i hi .n ur. - r -
fl ütwOrlcaaiPuckrli ano, and lelt for Brazil to capture vessels un- I can form :io opinion of 4pfsetei or aland- "'l'. UCCesslul operation from Clerp- ,
der a letter-of-marque. 'Ihe vesael, how- ing of persons in New Y rk. aiMi any as.Mi- ' iuiiipui. 1 "''K "
iju iiiura o rAiruu inc runu 10 iiVaiuiiicuii :
Family Grocery.
CK EDIT
Obis tmiwer and
.Viani tests. tS" We are glad to perceive an article we wrote several weeka ago, calling the attention of the officers of our large steamboats and New Orleans editors to the fact, that Ev ansville receives no credit on their man-
ever, has no such letter, and she will he pro- ranee ofitnrorrrctn.es Ft tnn'mice, I a -1
1 CHEST beat Young Usom Tea; f I I" boxes " " " " iMM 6 " 5 Gunpowder " ih., Sä 4 " " linperuil " i, chest extra fine Black "
" liaperiat F T. BACON dc CO.'h Familv Groo'rv.
rviTK.-112 bags f r s.l bv
apl m I
GEO. FOSTER A CO.
MOL ISSIM,-l!Vi hblsihske.on consiciimrnl, for sal4y fapi I ) GEO. FOTr K &. C0. RHH'K HOt E FOM MFW TVSOl ASl'I'KKlilh Brick Hw ellinir, contsipiBg six rooms, kilehen ard eellar. with a tfmt mieiift m of wate on alarjrc lot. and bavint-a jrooj siaMc wOd shed, will be rented if application be made soon lo William liughesor to the subscriber at bis Grocerv. on Mainstreet. (apll2w) .M 1 ' fl A K I. (j A V IS E . er. P.r S ZI M eal ; 5,000 Shiptt ff; Just ree'd at .) f n1 BFTTFORPW7 HOPS Jail ice d !j Ul s K;.t -rn Hops, sad for s.-il low by mh:i KKi.i.K'rt, FA K NSI.KY A CO.. D'ueylsla.
PIHOICC IMIICJO. 340 pounds, rerr superior.
f.. 111. HK It I V I II.
Vy Just ree'd, for sale y
ar6
r) c. near Wales,
!3ONi:it'S I.QLEST.
ij i l 7 I... ii .i J) i l3. at . ..i. ..i .. lh tlhin river, and iinlv iiJll miles tu c. Id nil
Cteueu agninbi as n pira'c. t oc uruuc ...r..., cjnuuam l un.cu ai mil- oi. ra t''wsmi a - - - ' " ' ,7 . . J- i 4 X uei held ou Ihe mli instant, at t e Kvansville
if they fall into the hands of Admiral Uren- friend, and, lo my astonishment, at my left u,c nw9 ,,UM ""'ic to ii.iiipiiio u . vbttrr over a muu suppos;d to beurowned. I ' . l...i...K . . Ammern. - - - - - - -
lo my aatooishmeoa, at n,y left the ,ine from Evanaville to Memphis
fell." I discovered mv barber, (w ho ltv on Dey aaucan.
Capt. Thatcher left a port in the Brazilian street) sipping away ut his cbampaigne with rL- i all the air and diynity of a miliionuiie. I
Uf v 1 II 11 V III, S'lsUVI kllVU IIIS as-wswwwsssne)!- . - - SP I ifeata for her large ahinmenta South, is re- . . ; j..: have since found it to be of eve ) day occur-
o- r . ciieu suspicion, anu austMiut-in auutco
I , V UAIiN. :ü bales Ure 2i bushels, for als f low to cbrsehy (mhIG) iiKl. FUSTKRA CO.
onnnaotirtr. . VTrr.r.k;. Im O.if t In Ii i ii : Orcsse.l in a black cloth coat, auitmet t.ant
. u . i v.-i- aiiiuta. mi miiLi: one dollar in silver in his I ani.iJiml iu .Mi.nr
leiiniK'ia oi j , u I. jiih. i niuL&, I apt tw Coroner Vauderburgh County
the
ceiving attention in the right quarter. The New Orleans Picayune of the 5th contains - i the following: Evahsville, Ian. A correspondent who thinks Kvansville is not fairly estimated in
the reports of shipments and trade between
peeling her confirmed the belief that these
rence.
2d. The
i '- 9 m9m
miles bv river oeiow L-airj
the Illinois Central. 3 1. The connection at Paducah and Southland will be at the mouth of the Tennessee and Cumberland rivers, with the Ohio.
iW.Yvttx of u. si: vi nos ov.
TRi'SK UiHies ami Jentleiara who have not been
II. i ii iii'ii (bi hnu'i IJra-
4th. The connecti n at Kvansville will be
with the Ohio river, 200 miles below any "fjSSLSy'-lV01 lM iJ'lS ilV!ar!lll,
mr mm a Vi a s v ss m vsj w in sea sasaasi uvi, I - I"" "
I recollect of hnvlng noticed in your paper
auapiciona were well founded. Hence the! of December hst, the arrival of one Col. government made the matter public, and it' R-nd in T"r ci'7 nnd 1"W proudly he stood . l tar it Knut tlitt nsle nf wiirr.nn'x swnv. Iitlt tit-
came legitimately to Boston, where Capt. discouraged- "ao lonir as there's üfe , other railroad r imi ng to Indianapolis from taiutiietraveiinirp'"iicintheiest8t)ioandoiircaon
Thatcher's vessel was owned, as a matter of tf,eres hope." The Colont-1 has been pay. the river, and also with ureen river, Ken-
the Ohio river and this point, has sent us an news. Subsequently Capt. Thatcher came ing marked attention to a yo-mg lady of this j UCJ. IUC
article from the J urnal, of that place, which to II 'ht and explained the circumstances city for some time, and having brought mat- , lv3 -h.a some interesting atatements on that hd engendered the auapiciona of the ; tem .Imo.t to crisis, ,uddenl to his utter be6;h head. It cams that at east half the ffPiaht 9 .. . astonishment there I urises an awlul adversary oe r ,in :ne ll,ruugu uoe weai to i trre naute
xlli:in fcl-l lc Fpeetacb s." ami have favored them with
Ust'ers to remain for a short tiuio on thfir return from VI nee n i oa are inTni im il LhaL. inteniliic to romnl will.
ilIt.Ti:it'K IIOTEIjs I their reiiet. they Will opt-n at Kvansville for "T Wo
ohnxk or roiK iii .mi sv amok k st Lars, ! DAYS OSl.Y." Friday and ...tunb.v. April 14th aad
DA N 1Kb I KFFKI.. FIJOPKI hi OK. tth. alllii.nirh :il , . rvt rili, In IhtMii. Ivca.
TUIK ISjSjsrrtssy respeufully informs too citiiens of- imv take tiiisyiiuruiiiity ..rrcminuirir; them that Im'
1. Kv aiisv ill- ami surroundii c country, mat ne nas cdlate application is nl-solutefy necesar, at the? will
coinnioill- niniiLivelv ri-inaiu :.o luiia-ir lliun the tiuie sicciflatl.
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to enter-i ,pH).i,r
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anil leriiM. lyOiuiecieu wuu ib nmsi; if " arn Yard und stable. Conviuced that he will give sat Isf action to those w'io may atop at his house, he respect fultv solicits a share of public patronage. ai".H iwdtitnw DAS IEL I.EFFEL.
ght
of the Louisville boats bound south, is corn-
Brazilian authorities, and in due time came
in the person of a rival lover. The Col., to
DISSUIJ TIOM . OTK'I". .
and St. Louis.
6th. The line from Indianapolis to Evans-
NOTICE is Ucrobv giveu. that the partnership heretofore existing b .-twecn the uud rsijrned, under tbe
Urin name of Mlbjruian, Anspacher & Co. has been this
day dissotvi-d bv mulua! consent. Tin business will
nrmnlaa it tr ronont inLse.a ii..niitw p. , built from the capital of the State of Indiana unn, who will pay all dubu due Irom Uie late ttrm. an.l locust streel, making I.V reel froutiig waUrandibe a promise IM in reptoi uuitss utcisjiiy re u . nt V w jo is alone authoriied to collect and roceire all aains .., m !n.lh nn Locust street to an allei in -he rear.
with half a rrevr, ami no known place of destination. Surely editora are now-a-daya paying pretty dearly for endeavoring to turn iah their readers with esrly and important new. stets asafcsMat Masit. At New Orleana on the 30th ult., John Woodward, of Missouri, libelled the steam boat St. Louis, in the U. S. District Court, in admiralty, for $1,915, ao amount of loss alleged to have been sustained in the aale of
which from coming down light generally,! lot of corn which the master of the St.
can offer the proper accommodations to our
shippers, the necessity ia not apparent of exclusively Kvansville and New Orleans steamera, although as a matter of convenience to our busineaa men they would be very welcome. But there is a "present remedy"
without adopting thia. If, aa we suggested, steamboat clerks will merely say io their mauifests made out in anticipation of their
their arrival at New Orleans, what freight
they receive from Louisville and what Irom Kvansville, and New Orleans editors will
copy in their papera such manifests as they do the present ones that is ail t lie justice Kvansville wants, and it appears to us a very easy remedy. We should think officers of boats which receive ao much patronage from this city, and which but for our business would olten be compelled to leave the Ohio river light, would feel under obligation to do this justice to Evanaville. They make a false statement, when in their mani lasts they asy they receive all their freight from Louisville, when probably three-fourthsof it comes from this city. We sre sure, if the matter be properly presented to them, their own sense of justice and their desire to cultivate the good feelings of our business men. will at once prompt them to the right sction. We have conversed with several officers of these large boats on this subject, snd they appear perfectly well disposed to grant the favor or justice which we have a-ki-d in the name of our citizens. It is to be hoped our shippers will assist us in calling the attention of commanders and clerka of steamers to thia subject so important to us all. Evanaville has within the last few years assumed a business Importance as a river city, that places her somewhat above the towns and trading points on the Ohio, which meet with no especial notice on the manifests of boats. She is annually increasing this importance. Her citizens are doing everything not only to advance her prosperity, but to make her true position and business known abroad. Under such circumstances, they are unwilling to see a very impcrtaut means of making this business known at the great Southern Metropolis, entirely lust throogh tbe injustice, although not intended as they know, of persons receiving the benefit of this business. May we not then call
Loois agreed to carry to thst city, but fsiled to do so, thereby subjecting libeilant lo the inconvenience of getting said corn brought down tbe river by other means, and occasioning a decrease in the market value thereof to ihe amount claimed. The case ia to have a hearing at some future aetting of the Court. By a recent decision of Judge Pirtle in the chancery court, it appears that it 1 a hazard UN business to credit parties who charter a stesmbost for trip or two, or season. He has decided that when a boat is chartered, there is not a lieu on the whole boat in favor of any one who his lurnished materials for repairing or supplies for equipping her, but ;hat the interval of the churterer only is subject to the lien, and that tbe owner of the boat is in no tvay responsible for such debts. The suit in question was brought in by H.
R. Purmellbaker, and others, against the steamer Mary Stephens, while in charge of Capt. Ayres. Sfi-lou lircaK in I lie I until. We learn from a private letter from Washington, Ind., thai the Aqueduct across Prairie Creek, two miles above Mayaville, gave way on the night of the 10th int., and that oavgation is consequently intercepted.
Tue break draina the water from several
miles below Mayaville. It is calculated that it will take from two lo three months to repair the Aqueduct, so as to permit navigation to be resumed. We trust W. J. Ball, (Chief Engineer) will be promptly on the spot, and we ran assure the public that he will do all in his power to put the Canal in navigable order at th ! earliest moment. Dentistry. -Dr. J. C. Burch has taken the house formerly occupied by Dr. Trafton, a few doors above the Sherwood House on First street, where he will be happy to see those requiring his professional services. Dr. B. requires no recommendation among those who know him. We can assure others, that there is not probubly a better Dentist in ihe Western country. He has several
instruments of his own invention, by which
is enable to perform certain unnmiinn.
s - - - j - ' 1 1 J
far more ease than any Dentist can
quired. Whereup ,n Capt. Andrews (uncle line ouinwesieni city ot tue otate, r,vaua- 'mSmSi W whaJcVcr. to the young lsdy,) took the affair in hand w thc h' river, competing with none , a?ää2&& J. 'v ,.. j Inf Ihe rnads east of Indian a no is. but on the A. AXsPAt HKK.
on oionaay, ana consequently receivea ms "k" UlJ ...j -jjL- spH3w M. PLOUT.
VUllllsmijft VTSAS IT VCISVU ilJCIH IB, II VI auu I II
Urffelr to the value of the Stork of the
whipping, and as the ultimatum, challenged
the Colonel for a duel. Kentucky' noble son accepted the challenge and named the preliminaries, viz: With Western rifles 60 paces in Hoboken, at o'rlock on Thursday (yesterd iy). As per appointment, the Colonel and his second were awaiting on the ground the forthcoming of one if John Ball's best, but he was not to be seen. Presently his second came hearing a note to the Colonel, with an apology which settled that affair. The Colonel says he would not so contend but for the misfortune that has so often baffled him in the pursuit ol a wife. He saya there is a young lady in Evanaville he would have willingly fought a half dozen duels for, cou d he have hoped to obtain her heart and hand. I have no doubt there are a dozen. He says he, like your Mr. M , has lost about $50,000 in disappointments, and is now resolved to lose no more. So. should the Col. not kill any one, nnd no one kills him, snd the girl's mind should'nt change, I will probably sea him married aboot the 20th irst. The principal topic that ia now engrossing the religious community of the city is a debate opon the Scriptures, between a Mr. Sawyer (Universnlist ) and a Mr. Prescott, (Minister of the Baptist church). Subject: "Do fie S:riptures teach the Universal Salvation of alt Mankind." The di bate is lor 8 consecutive everings, and to a crowded house. At times there is rouniderable excitement. They are both able men. 1 understand this is tho fuu'lh controversy lor Mr. Sawyer. No news of moment. Flour being reshipped back from California to New York, is
causing some of ihe prophets tu talk about n
WAR DF.H.IHFDÜ
. Li Vi i i J r i j T EVI S1I.HKKM K has declared, (not war), but that
mrougn line east to icvciauu, new i or auu j j he has jut
Boston.
received tho finest atock of Sprint Goods
ev er liroiiiu is r.vun-viue. ana mat nec. a a u n.t
mnn I v nhtainfl at V.vanavilla anrt llml rf at r home and sued the editors of the Tribune m-nv hia om.id inipmimis inwiul the vminn
j . - r- - b j a mi -ii i ,-' r ,1 -1 A- uv (iissoiviii dv mulua! consent. III! IIUSI Wll ing the last two months the proportion lias (among other editors) for libel, without ask- lady, gave his rival a genteel thrashing, with ( y11.1- w"1 ue " extension 01 uie nnes iiireaay h, rurlMS Ml ittxi :iUhaid .tu ml hy Levi Miner ... . - . ' ' ' . . i im I Irnm Ins ciniln nl the Ntnfp nf Innuiui mn, i.iiiti.v .11 .1.0.1. an irn i . lain arm. nn.'
been (tally three-fourths. Yet Louisville, it , word by way of explanation or retraci complained, gets, bv means of her big & J ' r steamers, credit on the New Orleans mani- tlon' feet for the whole. Very oft?n, too, half j The caae was recently tried in New York, the up-cargo of these large boats, and a great and the jury thought Capt. Thatcher had deal of fi eight on the Cincinnati boots, is been ,njred in character tixhundred and fifty destined for Evanaville. Evansville wants , .uta. - ... j r . - a . mm ... . . .. , dollars worth by being suspected of having to have herself fairly reported in this respect; and our correspondent claims for her that, ' turned pirate, and the suspicion founded upbeing the natural key to the fertile valleys of on his own illegal and improper conduct as thei Wabaah and White Rivers in Indiana, , navigator, in leaving port clandestinely
auu uie uiven rvivtrr in IveillllCKy, It 8 at this time the largest shipping point between Cincinnati end New Orleans. These statements being true, it is rsther hard to have her commerce credited to the Louisville bysteamers; but we do not see any present remedy but for them to have a big steamer or two of their own since they can afford it so well. So long as we have such splendid steamers daily passing onr city as are now in the Louisville and New Orleans trade, and boats
Phlt KEG. FOWDIM FO-e III. SXI.Xi. 1 KKGS for sale at above price by Uie single kag JL' or lamer aaaalltj . aplO f S. K. Gll.BKKTAr COM Eye, near VCaUr. Yuluublc Ut .! Fauste fur Male iu ihe City. THE sabscrlber W desirous of lisnosing of some of tbe7 most desirable property on Water street; aafwK loa s: . , ,
Whole Xo.'s '. A 8; old nlsfi. coraer of Water e
1 tu 1:. f-lj;...i:. ,nj, si 11 mem :icnap asanj ouicr aoase in uie ei. 7th. The line from Indianapolis, runs down H, SKW Moth l0nii.is in part of Sprin and Sumthe great Valley ot White river, and opens to er Clothing of even description, the line to Cleveland, that great agricultural M tf Ke valley fcr 160 mile, now effectually cut off i4Uow luauuracturiiia: his CI thins n Uslacny, haa the from northeru market for the want of a rail- : '"td m..st saji si I Ii flWIl warrants satis- , . . i - i 1 I; ciion or uo trade. Call anS see me. l-pl-road connection with the Lake. - -?-m 8th. The line makes that essentisl central ; w-y, KK & ltRO s aavejusi been making larpead point, Indianapolis, and connects itself with J. ditions to tbeir former stock of Ktaple and Kaney the roads, business and travel of the capital Groceries, which swells U to one of the Unrest and most c , j., . I C'implet-i stocks to be. found anv where. 1 hey womd reOt the ötate ol I ndiana.. spectfullv vail the attention of their friends and dealers 9th. The line croc sea parallels of latitude, I tithir stock and prl es, as thjy are determined to make and while it is an east snd west line to bui-1 ,l 10 lhHr ,nterc,t 10 in thU mAel ffC ness and travel, it ia also a north and south ' 1 flfi l,HD Eairto Prime Susar. Jast rae'd and for
ISstäS lenfflhsnilirt t ItA I en i I aaann ami aili fiS V'
sale low by (a. 8) FOSTKK & MOWI,
the necessary change of residence, in sickly j 150 Ipif8 Pri",a R, CVtkk a ituo wn by seasons of citizens of the South. ' mtk Tha I, mo I. H. ...... , i u ; 1 r.rkran'",? Prime laMtatlon Molassess in Beunctl's
a..v.... - ns ... ,n n fooneraee. for sale low bv
sell
use
1 O BBLS KeOued Golden Nvnip for family
X Y for sale by (aplS) FOSTKHA BI.Q WJt. Si Annus... W bai's Fine Salt; ?5 bhls Wilminirton Tar:
10 t. prime new Rice; 14 bbls Tanners OH (tor): 5j bbls Planter Paris: 55 bbls Crushed. Powdere! I cas; hfbx Sardine; and Loaf Sujcar, I CSaW sjr-to do lease J'oiible I."' Sun: bug hite Carpet Ch..in; all in store and forsalc uprin reasonable terms by FuftTKK A HkOwf,
the valley of the Mississippi, connecting the North with the South, making Memphis, on the Mississippi river and Cleveland on Lake Erie, it termini, and running through the best country in the world, on route of the travel and busineaa between New Orleans and the Likes. Such wero some of the points made by the sneaker and sustaineJ by the map; from
which it would most conclusively follow that ', "l'1- . rr thie i the great line that should tommand Mi IIPHOVEHEXTS. public attention in its immediate r.mstruiv VtUMra..wanUil-?!!g).?f '. , . . . . , , . Iioiue paltjrns und other castings, ano tion; and that the citizens of Cleveland and fork for Uuiiding. a:o reiiet.-.i i itiva the railroad men having stjck in the lines ':) g. iec.glksto.n & uo. conneclirg CTIeveland in the lines from Cleveland enst, shouhJ be-!. o sostas comu interested in the immediate construe- tJ 1 W 1 Will AM Y Cal li n oT ihe line from Indianapolis to Evans- JOHCHY OLA83 WORKS, t .1! I... ...;,. ib.ia .. ,1 i.. 1 1... r... ! Firtt Marktt strttts,
Hilf Ul alVIII It' UIU LIS IIIIV 1 J II I p A 1 I
FOSTKK A BROWN.
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pressure ot limes. I he business of New "SV1" ,nBl niipwwBi wsrai waws anst l putsbuneh City window
he
with
without the use of these instruments. Dr. B.
jean always be found at home during business
the attention of our Bt;amboat friends and
New Orleana editors, to this subject, and 'uur" m
through them aecure a correction of the evils ! CO" Three colored halber were arrested
nd juaticeto Evansville!
BnAziLiAx Pebble Spectacles. Mr. Semmoos haa arrived at Evanaville, and may be found to-day and to-morrow only, at his old room in Journal Office buildings. Those wishing to supply themselves wilh these excellent spectacles had better take this opportunity. Mr. S. haa a large stock on hand Irom which to select. Any eyes can be suited. Call early. Abothes New Territory. It is stated
that the people of Carson Valley have agreed to make application to Congress to be separated from Utah and formed into a new Territory, to be bounded on the east by the Goose Creek, Mountains, north by Oregon, snd outh and west by California. The area included within these limits is about one-third of the Territory of Utah, of which it is the western part. It is remote from the Mormon ettlemsnts, and it inhabitant are not Mormons.
yesterday and brought before Recorder Crisp, at the instance of Philip Negele, a German barber, on a charge of coming into, and remaining in tbe Stale of Indiana, contrary to the provisions of tbe Revised Statutes, which exclude nil negroes from migrating to this S ate, subsequent to Nov. 1831. There being no conclusive proof to sustain the charge, they were discharged. 03-" The Kentucky horse Lexington, which recently was the winner in the great race at New Orleans, haa atnee been beaten by the
Lecompte, a Louisiana horse, on the New Orleana track. OCT Hon. J. J. Crittendon haa volunteered to defend Blatt. Ward in the murder ease
The two families have been bitterly oppose, in politics the lest thirty years. OCT St. Louis is full of strangers, and all the hotels overflowing. It is estimated that 17,000 strangers arrived there last week. A great many of them were emigrants.
e one of the paying roods ol tin) I nited Convex Gluas, for Parlor Wis States. Cleveland. ttlea. Ac. &c. Ifebl6 ly
lork this season has been comparatively small. Many houses have nt done more than one-lnll to three-fourUm their ordinary business, while some few have helj their own. The general feeling here i , that there will be several failures in tho mercantile department in New York this season. Merchants have large stocks on hand wiih but little trade, and Ihi-ir notes are out and mud be paid. Wishing you success, I am, ery respectfully, yours, R. H The inrinnali chraska Electing. Our neighbor made an extract from the Cincinnati Enquirer yesterday, relative to tbe Democratic Nebraska meeting at Cincinnati last week. He did not say a word about the tremendious German Democratic anti Nebraska meeting of the same night outnumbering the other a dozen times. Probably he thought aa it was a German meeting, it was not wort'i nolicing. But here ia what the Cin. Atlas says of the Cin. Enquirers statement of the meeting: Of all the attempts to make a great sffair out of a small matter, to sound a triumph where it should have beat a retreat, to make much ado nbout nothing, the article in yesterdays V. nn ui rer. iinnn th.A Ni'oKrnsbn n,.w.i
ing in Court street market space, on Thürs- i lhe brißhlet PSe f r own. Nat. Intel
day evening, beara the palm.
affair an "immense meeting side, not mure than seven
were there, half of whom weie
principles of the meeting. Iiis
W
t ..
K are now
same in 'i- thon Lorui street to an alle) in 'he rear and mot i dmirably adn ted to any public feuMbesa either Kadrond lo.ot, liutel. li-ur- Wareheuse, Y Commisi ii business, as mu be desired. A J.Sv Part of lot So. 9, old plan, 30 feet fronting Water, by l.' feat deep to im alle) .and on wH h is built the largest and bel brick Icc-Hous in the -ity. ALSO Who.e lot No. It, upper enb rrcin". nt. .t by l.VI, situated among Uie seel lamih lasUeOBSSU and on which is a SJBwd coinfnrlablr two s'.orj l-rick house. iUi necesaar) out buildings, fci.cii.g, b 'V ' shrutbery, Ae. All of which will be oQYrel for sale on the ISlb of April next, if BaBkfMavtoeall tlisposcd ol at private aale, snd In uih lots a the purchaser may desire, or, lo suhic can assume mv paper. Title iadispulable. Kvansville, A i ril U lli. M-S4. P. ü. O'KILKT. HAItrr.K'N MAGAZI5E Tor April; Graham's do on; G. dey's I.M.ii. s' Book do; Just reed and for sale by (pe) THO.s. COSJYJIO ON.
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3cJ 1 1 s Sugar- u red r.invnssed Dried Beefi
r
:iim) His !
celved al (a-r)
Plain do do; jnt re
COOK'S Pan.il) Groser.
SUNDRIES. SbblsHomony; 3(a) lbs tlleini Soap; 40 lbs Castile d; Justrei'dat (apa)
C1
1 doi Bed-chords; 6 dox Plow l ines;
.I bo. Start h: COOK'S Fa mi I) (ircrery.
xIIEESI . -" lbs cwtra Cream Sage t hcrso,
i, I bis do do . H. att; i - i . at.. - i. -
I 1 I'll I l-ll HUT) U, fustree'dat (i) CuK's Family Groferf IKr.MS BÜTTÄ AND WW. I 1 SV doa Prnsb rgga; Sfl Ihs fresh Butter; Justrccdat (:im) C'OoK.s Psotly Grngery. SBsSBBaasaai - - JlJAsVÄlSSaBBaV, ' M ' - 0 iOa'ASi. Just ri'i ivi il I i atSB t spresi nd for"
k siile l)vi 'at our r i.ri.r i.ro Ii -c las. !o r t Sfif,.
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WuOl.SKY & NELSON.
SYICI F AMI MOI.AKSLK I bM Cincinnati rfp; 1 libl Miir l..'usc MolaSSSS.Jeel ree'd t
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TP ST recclvcg
The Whig PartV .-'The Whigs could "-VpTiVg i n AT ceivo no hi -her culoeium of the men and&fQ DBVFR'LTJX.JR'i?. th' ir mnasun I thou have been bestowed lyf Waii-Paper, the laie sprn.gsiebeJa i.. r l . l . :,. .. . k. in. I arrived
I , . ... I IM .-prillll jmr-m - acclamation ol lhe entire country upon ayjm. Wl um .ceivina weekly bbsjIIsb and Webster, Ihe representatives and cmbod in be complete, winch wilt b. tim inrgpt tiiiPiita ol h.ith ' rtiu -ui ever Ovfore i rOSfUlt I" Hvansville lineiits oi o.illi. ai of Wal1-f-a, BocdTra. Flre-sereen, We are (says the Fayelteville Ouaervcr) iudow BIIimIs, Ae-, of Mse Litest spring indebted to a kind and valued ir.end, whose-"'"1 " ;llj,rl-v SSJSl m mm. i j ,s-l to s-ll us low us isibie. Store on hrm adherence to the men and measure ofatweun First and Second. Imhy the party has long commended him to. 1 1 who 41E.A fresh stock ofthese know him, for calling our attention to the "iug iiri..u.ocs,ia patterns, at sentiment which ivi have placed at the liend ... . B "'".''u, r .u- . i u 1 a , .. Comer Main and Second streets, ol this article. How grateful and reireshuig- - are ..ich suggestion! We know not to . , . 'J'mHoaae. Address Pos whom should be attributed the credit for ut-tiaio. Imbfrtf terance of so strong a trulh, but, whether itj, VEnBest Cirby FUh HoTka; com from the granite hill, of the North, the Limerick do do; sunny clime of the South, or the broad prair-'- Yirtiula AJfjjf .,STER. ie of the We.t, it speaks to the heart of everv, . -. . tno. Whirr a laasiaiaai.H I u.. ,A it 0. 1 Poplar bh laf Us for
.'b . ,-'.6, nniiii ne siiuuiu iirvrr (mh") hAaiutL una. forget, and a trulh which should urg him on- " aiU foT allow ward whenever it is sought to destroy that les by (mht) hAMLKL oick. party, either by open foes or aucret and con - iT-LT-cealed enemies EL.- i paekage. aas'd numbers. In ciaitu enemies. d bb,gM1 Kllu jUst ree'd and, for No party which has ever existed in our V gilükkt a co., own country or any other co.ild appeal to names more illilsf riona in nmnf r. ( ik. mmtm.mmr
-- - . . P" W1 PUI ''JW KPICItä Wlaiailliasi as as
IIICHI'Xl Ol
VICIIlllV
r.ntnic-Ä. ..,7
West, and at Ctl - rn-
w ;ilit in? an lliin
to call and exanj JL I bbi N. 1 M u keret: 1 bM No. f Mackerel; B,!,i; KHi:.-C I r v'J at (pt) BKIlFUNLPf.
NLW SFb'ISG A N 0 M M.VP.P Gf ODS.
;ü packaged i.I. H Ht) I I! N A ( II.,
i nun i inri- r,r r.. ici.ti mi i o vst, orrosn a rorr er ei, liar, gu l'- ivivui:r.ii.. Brocs'lcl L fKsFEi I I I'LI.Vk nureslo Hie inl aHtf M ef Ihi KarisinaGJ rMj alM rieiuiiy. that (bei hara rH-co.c hr flrst Solid Chock 0t ,,r j . 1 1 1 - .oi l Nmnif Uiadi llrertTfi'iB the im Fisur I Mporters. rn Ui t every nvett) aftli sasrn.ta Kugli.h Col t'r . I. I 'r. il I s, Ureiisdil es. plail!i: fa.r.d French UM (lnr .... , ,., , i . r. , c ale l-oi.e5. i'rgrjl. All very desii ., , , , , nibrldriitfa, Hosier. Glow, arasahl? soivald I'.!. i toickivkii h:,v" ! ,w,,," !yt-sin V ni c Sass-
f , , . oi r i:illiilav i I. un u-. r ir.ecs, win i .mci .
boxes
2 bhl 2 do No
H.vlug UllH il n room i a ih slim l.r Ike sale ef
bad ea Hat. attl Soaaivia. ArstSVisil es, i itsh.. Uoaavt Ir aim ing. 4e, We ru now offer the n.ust
. beautiful aiwartM ei t n Sweats ver briif:tii west ; V'ir'.,' N . II. On jo-ice no deviullor. do Crul Ci: Si AI. fKO.M UKY GOOI1R WTC
1
SilCiRF.
Tt I l. "
rIll"- ( IM lMil BI W Holl it MM I A I UiNKKV WAREHOL'SK. no. ii PaU i (.(., it s a C4lt AHK receivl ip. I?T Wim t sir bet. I ' UBBSI, onia, A.MKKK TTF.AI. eiclusix cly In P;iprand SUlioaery . at Wbete able BS ihn l J J aale, iBAMfl their Foreign Goods from F.nrepe, their ol i and rlrd eil at Kaslern JoMdng prices. lai e-ltw on their isit t. - Ir i;v.!hsvii.i.v, niu ", '.imii ii Anas LEA THU tbLVLIA.MI) M II s IT II T. at II Iii II IIJCOAD. are invited i..rillK Armna) I'.leetton for levea Hirectors of lhe Ft ' A. aus, ill. Indianapolis and l -vela d Mraii Lire . Kail road Coin iar. J will hi lie Irl l the offlte nf ihe Cam (XHNFRof(.(llJ in , .H.n.n,',.!!,. ,n Ihumdav. the Itlh nf May. j 541 H-r w.- ,.54 , i vi.nK P. A4. JAM Ks UK hi-. Ml. liet C4ii B ac apnlada-w .-erstar. g -tf (Ki.qulrcr ropy.) WE have RKwOVAL; . ...i.. LKU I. UIM 111
Alexand.'-r" M A 1 A N'' F AC I I' IM. If of J spanned and (Stamped Waras,
'and Frinees t1"1 atr ' oolcr. 1 "liet w jires. Vc, cc, naviag ra
and patriotism of it. aims und principles. 31 wiikn v barkkr take this me They would have .domed the hnghtest peri- XTXZ SS'J! od. of nn'ish history, .. they .hed lustre onofHonneu, Mlbbona. Flowers, Cap
the briOhteBt n:i"P nf our men I 't .... of the Istest anü liio'l ioii
pace, 011 1 liurs- , r- "ft"-fMili nlease. Theyareai in. Il called tllP T r .-n and Teach Hress Cutting, i ühin ii ik . Important Decisiok. Tne Supreme CourtThtshiy approved .uio laiei, u-. unen at the out-! hail decided the Portage City laud case in la-" M- H,,d M' orb," tron :tdprtrTi,or of A- Vweoeralit ,he cn-... e a . ne oppoed o the Thi- restjJ ia Mr v. the title to aMMsjL M -
imnoainrr'' n unit it lha nr,..iint . La
iiiij.tiii isuwuv iv sb a ii o a i i urii ii it in lhe Enquirer. That is truly "imposing" ul-
LAMASCO CITY ELECTION.
on public credueity
It peaks of ''great enthusiasm." There was no enthusiasm at ail, and very iittl 0 clapping of hands, and hi-hi's. A few leaders, on lhe stand, who understood when the applause was to come in, would occasionally try to get up a hurrah, but they generally failed in their efforts. The Enquirer puts the number present at
3,000. The Columbian and Tin e at 500, ! the (Jazette at between five and aix hundred. Wm n.n.r I. . :. . i . i:ri r i
fair. It waa acknowledged en all h.nda to be Vst Dr ow,,' ShaWfr SarsaparilU!
a failure by Democrat, a. well as Whig. I m m A 1 . - . : . i n j
mnx, lasiis is no use in tne enquirer aenying
i.V. H "VI AM FAC ares t i " I ater C
inove! iroMi nie .iu ,mi . corner oi vt ariui aao raari, mh'23 sothe N. W . I oaasa oi K i and i oil su. Tor Sero ad . tr et., and having Urgjei Inrreaaed facilities for man- !' afai Hiring is now -..tcpared to supply de. Kars aa Iibsral TR. PoNl terms. twi-rn M 1 Inner. St- r I ........... .i oihrs will lad ii areatr
ea ii mil I . Goods, Fu-iiS r their Iw Hire SI t purchase their stocks dL jet from the
is Head- Real htal- a. ma n nf.ictonr.
f thn latest and most unioua stvles at melits, if r. i 1 h .v alo recently made such armngemenis mmm im i me i' - i .... , . , n . , . .1 i, inu . ..a l i i f i i m
antiot I til !" rdeii.e. I hev are also f.reparen K-e Aoiaoi. I inaiui.iciun r oi o.'.'f.n- .-..... . i.iL... k ; . i.. i... ...... Hi. .ii i l. I. Anir.ii which wi t.a
Si an.l I e;icn iifen ihiiiiik. hi in.ii iiiutn iijic .iti. .... - -1 i - ---
Il w Ught Witn SO IllglllS. iouihi .nie msi.i irin.i' bawn .... -w .-. n, -mm, from whom they P. s.l wl which can o si on in peralinu. All of whiib wiU War
nnd as ni:m soiu al mui.uiaciuicrs i.ru p 1 will sell go GFO. D. WINCDELL, ,
RRKa have whob sale ut aplO aii.ddw N. V. . cor uses ar.o t.oiumDta tws.
- I INf'IlKI.l.'.S WAN K i GOl.l Mi.
hand wh n i'.- ne of Is e
Dressed aa to aaaaswävat. ik.J..:: XX nri.ure. i ne owner cau ouuiu it by call. ng at ihu I l(0. i,,disi.iisi.blc lo Lie comfort aad Srafls of
- " .iic iHiisiu I Will ne- i. ,-e.in. ii:iinr I . r r. . rt i . , in.-1. 1
penceuoiy .cquieaced in by the settlers, who
r mein hi fit inr mn 'i nir ir u ra nri tan a a
"1 I' .A? i .. res ol laud in ihe business uart of the ciTvT
HTKrTL?::: SSH W nMjmm$QM.' Fears are ex- A "ffi Cr . u
; .:,.r.o .Uli,1 ",,"-v- . "v"..'i a uumi.u i, vt caiiuig at mis I c.in.e-ii.dis.na:.Ul
apll St
liumher in'.nv hnaslriiil ,MVa ....!, itt r--, .v u u .,r.. ........ rar. d in the mninfa. t r- ..fth- ai.r. ruai. snicle.
and eli. . Si.L. ... .1.7. T- "i VV - a. n .01 . ' I V 7 " 7' T . " " "l ...d ha. .looted mmh lime a an la V.r n ,.r,r. rf tV..
ss aa ae w a ae lit ! Yllllt"l(l w aarweaB sww. mr-m, . - . . . , a i uns ' Sa a I 'A V I I i . " , IV 1 1
Madison ( Wis.) Argus, 21th.
uvcrv fu in ill.
. -. . . . . . .
I lie uulor eneu ruis lor srveroi jrurr past en ea
M the M.erwu.i.l H.... 11 ...i RMOw.: iura Krwi ..,.,:. nn,.,, n.nir men' e.
ideam the .Mn. wiil.i., ihln. d,.,V In 7." ,u g-'" " l"
i ay aai mm, . I J v . , i r . kl J Will l
to pay charges. (ai6 :iTtd) J. A KVKKS
EavtVjaii VUTICK.
rH T Ii W lilV
Ma. 8AanBRs: Voa will please announce my name! V) the public that he
Km. IktawH mm mm mm. . -m..mm.m ftSa S t. mm. , , .
a a -a m - - s ... r"11- 'V v - v 1 1 S- I i k 1 1 VJ r IH i"B rm as a nioli Ute for Marshal of Laiiia.cn City at toe ensu- , lice of Medicine, lr. Joua Contnot.o. who, fr.iin at
talnnients and varied e rpenei re, ranks among the flrH
im inili.j.eiisal.ld to every housekeeper. Ihfs.l
hm l.wn ieiii.a.trbtei bryond qaestion. that the; will III na. I III Ice oBBf Ihan sny of the devices Iii I has k... 1 1 r . i ! - 1. t i i o t furlhat I. i. Tk. . . Uli u . nt. n . m m.t
l.cs leave ri'Mic trulv to inform ! i .....;... n u i- . i i. i ii.. i..
. ' .1.41, nn iuf m u ,i j.ii iv..j i.i .inu.ini, ip i.iij
Ing May eteiliun. (aplp) ALFKfcl) iit-.f M.hY.
- -ssSBBSBBSBsfjfcr - - nr TjajBTasSBflJJLJIMM.1,
SrüCiAL ÜÜ11CÜS.
the fact.
A nether Whig Victory. Little Rhode Island has cut loose from the Nebraska Administration, and takes her place gain in the old Whig line. We have not ihe
RELIC lOES .NOTICE. Tnere will be service this morning at tne Kpiscopal Church, commencing at 10 o'clock. aplf It WZrVH. H01TEAHH HI M S W llX C UKK IIY8 trpeta, iBMiigeauou, ttdliousuess. and every disesae of BsSStaCksBBBB.' ' I loir f
xsse ki.it mm dv run fhenu JET. Many persaahavs felt the ueed nf. r..,.
particulars of th election, which took nlace .t,,, in,ur? ut,-"d heal them without having
on Wednesday l.at.butw. h.ve.umcient by aÄi telegrph to show that the Whigs have car- "r?T",y AkiiiRKK magic wound hkalf.k, Hed the Stat bv a lariri maioritv Sine TtY decided advantage over the numeo.us leal MrT.rl!v mt. sst majority. önce -reparations usually employed in in the cure of wound., laat November the Whigs have carried New lhe,rVl ih1 trv'h wonJ treated with the Magic York, Masachusetta. Maine. Connecticut. "V1" w"1 ' become aoro.
. ! iiiuir-uaiw
inoae island, and almost. New Hampshire. The books post up well. Cm. 6'x.
Th Whig party is not quite dead yet. The
jipprceteU-d t) those who havi used thia artlc e.
i ae
und-rsigned has lnrr :nd btier fa-ilMles ror
. . ' r .... M ...... I ... 1 . 1 ......... ..I .1
l,..:j ... , , .tl.liuiin ...I ft lll.l 1 ...llfc III. II II. I .1... ir.m1 1 i"n ll""'li' Valley. . .. . (aa the country. and ia now i,ruared to sunnly them Ua
ors. v . oi l,. u;ihl a tn ttii.H.' who inay require I'ici r .., ,i,. " "
rvices, that thev will be nr .ini.iU and carefully ait.-n
led, and thai Uie advice of both whaa lsircd will not increase the expense. J. K. W ILCOX, Bf. I). apll If J. CONVNGION, M. D.
sJWHT POTATOES). Jast ree'd CS bushela O Swr ft Potatoes for seed, at JAKRKOS.
api 1-Sld
iVesr the Pavilin Hotel.
".Itll LBS Maple Sunr, for aale low at )JJ JACKSOS. jajill 2td Near tho Pavilion Hotel. WATnirs ad jewkluy
AT HITTHOLFFox SOUS'
aiiT fiiian'.t .
To men h r. t. nr.. 1 r. triers buying to sell, a liberal die count is made. I h y ran 1m. packed aad shipped to say part of tbe coeatry w ith nerfoct safety. 0ttO.IL W15CHBLL, Manufactiirr,cor. Kai and Columbia st.. apK-3in(Aiw . Cincinnati. Okio. I.OT A?i D llOl'JsEK I'Olt HAER. GREAT CHA.NCK FOK 5 P F C l L A T I O If . LIX I ot r..r -ale. ..i-vifd in KriMisvllleja.tbeyaa Use. O RallriMir t( ,.,t. P.mr of tho.e I Wr- Kraasa. HiMis joi, iim, and mh rvrlae improveil. They are well situ t. . I f..r r.-sldence, N inr ronvenifsl to aasL n.'M. and i.i,l aliout f.n.- innaf friwi M-da street. A
! Una spe.culaiK n is .ffi r--.l i. ti.' l'-i.. : they are tm km
For further partiealars
rak3 U
NEAB THISlt We Invite attention b the advertisement of Dr. 0o heran t latvaet of Hydroplp-r, which Is said to be a 111 net snr tun I ra insa.t t tw. .a .a .
IJ avJ a, aa a I I T Cm Z i ,vr ' 3 'popall. rcrOI U I a , P 1 1 ft I P , old "monster," as the Enquirer calls it, has Da i"ii chronic iiseases Htcomea well recom1 inAni1.H Kv m.m.m f.... m . .. .
I " . " 3 , " orB citiien ana pnysicians oi
medicine, and as the recipe accompanies
circumstances not ranch chance fori! lobe a butnbug;
mm ii i u a ii mn is a inai irom the arnietecJ.
a gOOd deal Of life in him yet. He will make Kentnesj, snd from what we have learned of iL it must C T-. . ... I be a valaabl t medicine, an aa tha mrlM aceomiuiniaa
in ww i u. bsvbj aeinocrsiic party one QI tneee j each bottle, it ia not a nostra, and there la undVtbe
days.
. . a a m a m m . . I II I IU aiM'.r II
ä vt::x::i::z.YmT ; Tho..v.;i,,g.he.p H ur,.
.taAwtrieawwV ! u
t .,ii.i.,H;nn I 'ci.i4ui. wuu ---stj: -
ALSO JKWKLKY A large, beautiful a nd fashionable i lock, comprising Gold Guard, Fob arid Vest Chains, iiold KruceleU, plain Gold Bands, Ladies' and Cents' lire at Pins, a beautiful lot of Kar-dro s and Kings, plain, scale and sell Finder-rings. Seals, Locketi. Gold snd Mlver Thimbles, Gold Spectacles, Kilver Napkin i lugs, occ. Also GOLD PF.NS. Six dot A. Morton A Ca.a eele-
i ratea uoiu reus, oirect rrom tbe manufactarera a BJ4 V , a. r - . ...
r :
A i-"if. I I iff av ill nwnrw TSPiair a .1.1 . . x . 1
r " - oatwu9 wiui sum ua uiinii - -
ll'Ll . !j.r'iM' MT-. Caas-lroi and Wood Cases, Oi HACKS
mrr ,ww 1T",."'W w."r,m"1 P fjt L. Shotwe. A e invite the public to call aad examine oar stock, .p' at the Blee of the Uie Watch, on Mai. .,rmm, k.i.,... '
Prrst and Second. 'aDll kittwhi kw a. ovw
(apll) BITTKOLFP A soxs
anil v r .1 -.irr.' I- re.M! ne.
apply at üiis oflce.
DM. J. C Bt'Ufll, BEÜTIHT, HAVING secure.l approprlnle rooms In tb Bweeemerlv mciipled bj I'r. Trsff.n. two doors abava, the Hrr - 1 House. Is now yrrmmri to reeelee tha. calls of all who may d-stre his pf.fessb.nal . r,.rs. -. He may be found coaslanlty at his office during business ho urn. l"P
Cotmn Battb e. reeelvi-d iklsday per A.
L J. 11. .MAorllJr. Sc it., Kvausetile, lad. . 1, . . . 1 - - - tuj mmm-
no t.TI-.1 net roceisod a full assortment a
Il 1.'. ..... stn. I . i 1 ii r, .ml I.. ..nn rtnttnalla.
SHIP-ftTt rr.- brg for sal low to ctoaa ttt1 V'f Suromer lljle. I. H.MAGHBB CO., Vl GFOuFOSrF.K A CtL j JWhA4a