Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 6, Number 304, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 19 April 1854 — Page 2

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A. H. SANDERS. EDITOR. TEK.MS OF SUBSCRIPTION Dally Joarnal, per year " " by the week, . . . Tri-Weekty Journal, per year. 15 00 io - (tA wa Weekly Journal, no " r MHn. Fiivis & Mi.mroi mrthstreet, between tine and Walnut, Cincinnati, I . - ,.k. I ..wii f,,F Ih I r i nm t i. n of b.isim sa for rr icauuioiovu vun "- ' . -r-r ; ne Kvansville Journal. I ne Liuiiy Journal win te touna a hi u.ir office, and R.lvertisements and aubscripoas ar resoecilully solicited through then. " " ' city of EVAüüVlLLE. tir nieivn. v m.nviun mmr ,n irainiBoeKi oMinU,::;AraiL ims Sk. a. . ine i iir.isk.i Uill...uitn .Tinier.-- ' Brr. j. i Mii.h r. Our neighbor of the Enqnirrr appear. .g.,..uc.u.c uicpuuutuu uirsuLiunirbraska. t the apologist for Hon. Smith Milr f ler.who having signally failed to cive even . . " ' . " ... that satisfaction to his constituents which Mi -WW .MIHI Mm, W faUR, J? - . t I !ll o ..... . uisregaruinff meir exuresseu win. oomw time Bince, and daring the pendency of the . "fraud bill" in the House of Representatives, iraua out in in nuuse ncurri , previous to its reference to Committee of .u. M'u..i. .u- .f I :. :.a. . iuc svMuir, me t,.uc... M. v. L 1 I .-Ulcmoraimg a very iarc ouu icapci.ir,ui7 pu. tion of it. people, saw fit to memorialize Congress against the repeal of the Missouri Compromise and against the passage of the ineiipeuu.ngun.. iniamemona.repreaf.iled, as we are reliably informed, the aeiittSWall r,f nl lflnot ll,,oa.f,11,,k. f f- MIHop'. " -"J""""- - - constituency. The memorial anticipat. d Mr. rhmrw a oppoamo.., a..u caneu ,orm . rcp.y . In this he s.ys--Your petition against the Nebraska Bill waa received and presented by me, as ,e my duty bound, although a. you anticipated, I am a friend to the measure." His reply abound, in evasive dod?e,, interspersed with a few crude and ncw-fan-gled ideas of no practical importance whet-j ever, which, he says, in view of the respect he entertains for the high character of the Reverend gent.einun who forwarded the peti-; tion, and the other petitioners he felt constraina WW it a. edbnelly to state. He tells his constc.uents very politely, that they don't understand , , . , the matter, and that it grows better the more , , . , . r . ,.. you look at it, and informs them of his concluaion that he intends to do just as he pleases. This letter of Mr. Miller's was not ! si .11 mtmtm m . u : . -- - .. J I at all satisfactory to his constituency, and n, . . . . , . sa nur a r.i.iiiflof tpn m Kö-ft-tfll. vi u ..jv.uu.i wmwm .....v. luasters, ot rrinceton, snowing up ms inconII f .1 latency and h.s cowardly evasion of the issue presented by the petition. The Enquirer then boldly steps in to the rescue of Smith Miller, and tells the Rev. J. McMasters and his co-petitioners that their hostility to the Nebraska bill ia founded in ignorance. "Indeed, (says our neighbor,) it requires a remarkable degree of ignorance to enable one to oppose the Nebraska bill on consciencious grounds." Really, one would think, from reading Smith Miller's rcilk-and-'hlig " Really, on. would . . r at ct ... m. .. ..... . I a I TCI I t I I water le.ter, iiiu tne enquirers apoiogy. ; that the people of "Old Gibson" are a set of j arrant fools, because thev have darrd to ' j think for themselves, and exercise the h.gh prerogatives of the right of pennon. 1 his is , a pretty principle of self-government that Smith Miller and his apologist inculcate. Tbe moment the people attempt to speak and protest against the perfidy of demagogues, they are told that they are all fools, and they "display a remarkable degree of ignorance when ever their consciences prompt them to speak." Hear our neighbor again address himself to the Rev. of Gibson: We believe the Reverend Ma. McMasteks, is a Democrat and ."for the sake of auld lang syne" we desire to brush away one or two of the cob web which have enveloped his brain. We regret that any layman or divine who has Democratic tendencies shnuli oppose the Nebraska Bill, and, as ignorance appears to be at the bottom of all 6uch opposition, we cheerfully volunteer to explain all knotty points. As the Enquirer arrogates to itself the position of tutor, to the Rev. Mr. M -Masters and the citizens of Gibson, we will invite their attention to ita instruction, most alten-1 tivelv, assuring them at the same time that ; if they have the least doubt about the Nebraska Bill being the most cdntemrtible humbug of the age, this impudent and pomp ous teacher will remove them at a breath. If there is anything to make its deformity appar more hideous, it is the assertions and eophistry of Douglas, bmith Miller, and last ; of all the Enquirer. Ourfriendsin Gibson, whom our neighbor avs "display such a remarkable decree of ir- " j .1.:. ' " ' iioruiii-c, win uuu una opuiuir.1 ui oiimn Millar aririiinor mattpra as f.iteio-n from hi text, as the man he volunteers J defend.Hear him: Their great organ, the heart of the Whig party whose pulsations give life to its re - motest members, the National Istellmjehcer, denounced Secretary Marcy's doctrine ot protection to foreigners who had declared their intention to be naturalized, and the Whigs very generally approved ol thia gge demuulion. No of thia .11 . k tk . Now, of thia, all vie have to aay, '.a, that it ia false from beginning to end and were it true it is utterly irrelevant in th. defence of Smith Miller, or in support of the Nebraska Bill. .... A.iui.c. -- rww to snieid itseit from the scorn of the foreign people in our nvusi, wno nave puDiiciy resolved to hold the editor ofthat paper in utter contempt, let openly and wilfully condemning the Drincipies contained in the Marcy letter. The Journal advocated thoae principlo. from Iba atari, and the Enquirer opposed them. Lest the editor may have forgotten what he said, we will quote from his own columns: Foreimers eometothis country ith their bodüs mortgaged with debts which they arc unw illj I ... ... . , , .w ,- ,, r- ii- men referred to the debt of military aervice which . , . . ... r .... .

ome of lhe German Statea claimed of notKirhthadoc-

s trine of the Marcy letter says is absolved' . .. . . . . .. i quired in the U.S. The Ennuirer was the . . ... j only paper in the United Stutas, mat avuwcu - 1 I 1 .i t . ... i.:.. U it nntv ouu auvocatea me aocirme wim - T.inlv .tPmr.tR to saddlfl UDOn tlie V Blf j 1 -- ,. . o press. Will VOU deny this, jVir. jonquil ci , V 3 . . and afford us the pleasure of proving it. We feel obliged to our neighbor for cans- . , 7. ro i ing us to review tne arjie wtwi ui - - ..... McM,,., It is a concise and logical pa--.1 .t,:.ii ..ilka Smith Miller nor . U iU U IU ,V 1 L I Jiv 1 ' 1 v 1 " ' ! l . a. nis apolooist can controvert. Of cotir-e we do not know whether the v,.anun ,u. gUi .wr..vvenientlv lost or not. but if it don't herealter ring some Clarion notes in our neighbor's ears, " m, we are an ill advised prophet. I he Lnquircr will find th.t .ha peopie of Old JibBo ... I 1 ..II ",.' ...... rw, t nut w uom n is pieaseu to can jvui a.c..WWv all dead. i mmmmm . . DisjjraiiniT Buniiieaa. " - - --. Low ... .. . . t ... ! anan we treat him wnat respect is aue mm . 1 wnat veracity may we accord him in private life after his emphatic assertion yesterday, vhat thare is only one Democrat in Vanderburgll county opposed to the Ncbriska Uill! slluuId any statement he may herealter choose to make in Iii paper, be relied upon . .1 1 L L 1 RRV e wwm. iiaip ij aaaaaaaaaaj mm umjm wmi vtr llow 6erioU!j. Such an open, barefaced, sha,neless untrutii, told in a nt wspapor as a Judt 8hou,j make any man of proper fe,ling3 9erious m itB contemplation. More than th,s-.t is JU,t such contempt in certain editür8 for all fM) aas 409 in their state-; mentI which has done more than all other lkttgi combined, to destroy the influence of lhe pre93. Such cdilora raake tlie pub,ic dülibl lhe veraciljr and büDor üf editors.Jiraceful im'luenccs have made many luen honeetlv believe, that to be an editor,! at.d especially a political editor, a man must' " i condent to be a public liar ai.d a moral pros- ' timte Withou' claiming anv exemption Mao. i itiiou. claiming any txcmptiou . rrom the frailties of man and makiii" free cc" iromme iraimesoiman, anu masin0 iree fowled gtment of such zeal and lervor in tbe defence of our political principles, and pt.rsonal interests perhaps, aa oflen ha 1 us . . .. . into expressions warmer than our coulcr mo- - - i . 1 . I jnitnis miui sanction yet wm scorn lac 1 tj character as an editor which the disgraceful ; icor.Juct Df some in the orofesdion would fix

I ewer ur uown instinct anu rea.-on. nowever, upon all. If we were guilty of telling base I the Gene,al ia ao oßce jvflar ad he haa falsehoods to a thousand persons nt once In fUf learned encjgh to know that -very our paper, we should hesitate to ask any one , ofrice Wdr if he ia awa,e v ,;lich Bue uf hi, to take our word in private life. bretJ ja butlf red u expected to go for :ha The E uquirer has boldly said there is but ebres'ta ill one Democrat in this county opposed to the j ' N, m9mrmh f o Uretthouse Biil lo unNebraska Bill. Yet but a feV WOekf in atl s. j . . . , , dcrstand, that it ! ir d-iic in any m ire f.icli a m-eting in this city in which a large num- ,..:. n. l. . u . . . , , . .

ber ot DeraocrlU pre.cnt, only v1 r ' j persons voted for this bill by opposing strong ; r rr o o rtfSolutiona against it. Among all the Ger,nan Democrats in this city, how many are in r . l u:m t... -Mil juL - ur oi tue uui : nut wc uiu not mean to deicend to an argument on ti)is ab9urd ,,ate. ment. No one knows better than ita author. how entirely false is the assertion. It and similar assertions are intended to give people ; abroad a wrons opinion of the sentiments of j ' this community, and intended especially to cheer up the hearts of doubtful Democrats who are yet on the tence. But they will not win. Circuit c urt. The Court was principully engoged yesterduy in criminal cases. Five of the aeven . .. .. ... prisoners in jail were disposed ot as follows: Wm. H. Grigsby forging bill of aale held to bail to next Court at 8600. John Murphy larceny, stealing a watch sent to penitentiary one year, disfranchise J one year, and lined C.3. Thos. Wood larceny, stealing a turkey sent to penitentiary two years! Peot fellow j next time he had better steal a watch. j Cumberland stealing boots fined one cent, disfranchised three motKhs, and sent to Jail 24 hours. Good thinir he didn't steul a turkey. Chas. Baker larceny, stealing meat and butter acquitted. oiuuivrcial t'tiuvcntion. The Convention which met at Charleston Ia8l week, appears to have been attended by the very first class of our commercial community. Tlie chief objects considered by I tIle Conveniion were staled by the Chairman. Hon. Wm. C. Daaraan. follows . . , ,M ., JJireci importations, tne racmc raiiroatl, ilia Tehuantenec railroad. Commercial Gun- ' fctio" with South America, Mail Commuj nicatione wiih r oreign countries, Educati n al jiurne, Jklanulacluries at tha South, lav provement of the Navigation of the Missis1 sippi river, and its embankment ao na toreclaim the immense extent of swamp lands 1 in its borders fur cultivation. li s remarks were received with much appiause. j Mr. Coomb, of Kentucky, presented the rMo!utiona f.fat Chamber of Commerce of . . Lou,9VlLe' ask:n- that the next "ieet," ot the Convention be held in that city. A. L. j shotw,.ell and W. II. Shanckiford, ol Kv., are membefi of the busines, committee. " Hon. HamiIton Smlth, of Cannelton, represents theHoosier State, and is also a member of lhe busineM com n.ittee. KT The ateamer City of Glasgow has now been out forty-six days and no tidings 'rotn her. C.pt. Wylie, her former com"der, yet ha, faith in her re-appecrance, and believe that ahe is only detained by ice, I ITj-A correspondent of the New York Times writing from Panama, fivs that the grand project of a Darien .hip CaneJ is ended. Tho benefit derived from the exploring r " expeuaion uviug inc UOOWieOfg acquired Mat the things ia impracticable:

'. Cen.Grcathouw Taklnj a Poiiuc1 -".

The E u.rer ha3 a Ust tsnmPaid " 6 comfort" m it upport of the Neiwk The Enquirer has at last got some "aid ; bill. We congratulate our al.no: foNoken gnoor on we remark:, encouragement j has just received. Horn b.ppy .nu.t beat ! his heart when be reflect", ilia, two of the great men of the fir! dutrict o( Indiana are - . , . , .. . . aide by Side with l:::u -Small Miller and Bjb - b - bill G-n-'o-.g r.-rreaMi-h-hoiise. Hk can SL Jit inow heerfu.ly gird btelo.na undgoahead. Supor:td ly the rnltr Uijr a c, ripen tw . rK. .. , . , . , s:.it.'sman!iiD. ... . j u 1 1 i w is i i v a s u ww wt r ou uupuiijr tuinumci m iw.ti..iin.M I -. ..it ,. I r . . t i . r...i.. ii..ii ,.,i.k.ir 11111Jf i1;w,.ir ; anJ wpon ; (Jen. Bill Greatiiouse has written a letter i iÄ . . . . ... . IU UIC JIMUIICI allU UUliaiCU lll'.ov ii III laUJI M. . .... ,. . Ul ' L..L r , t4 . . both of tliese Hi.. pass, then it will be re 111 ... . . ,ntn( m,. t.f..nif. and in :.he vorv nicu of time to 8nre our cmiable J . .. . . . neighbor Irom total despondency. We per- ;.... k., .u;- ..... u.;.i , w..

8ttl an eye to a seat in Congress. Reveling tmong the snags and cawyers of the Miasia-. .inDi. he vet (ondlv hopes he is not fotgotten at nome by lhe cherjhcd Democracy. Deprived of preuy much every thing in the way ; of newspapers, and with but scant means of ..,,:. :f , Mut. t .k-,.t ! fv .... i..; i.i ! i.i ...'jii iiitu'c iu ine Krai , Nebrasi;a queötion, or any other question tilali1 - the pubjic our Biigv ier General secmg to have ca)inIy 8al ,i,)f down on q G,vn gtinliC mhi(S pondercd, investigated anJ uliraveled the my.terie of this particujar qUe8tion, and aeat tfce reeelt to hie agiand Bnt- friend of lhe r:nrjuirer for tlls btfUefit of Vanderburgh county in p.rtic , He 6eemä 0 d febMtf ag a L.,:.- N A.l. . . .... ,... , . ... rue ii. uoii i &iit: v netucr ic is vy5 don't know whether anv CALUOUUIC If 'ff UWI B BäHWW ffHOlOwl WS n.;Ma ,,n M- Rrfu, rs! 1 .... . . - 8ju,ujd be exensable for eoollj Bitting down, i . . . . e . and without ar.y informstiou , na'.ural or nc- !.,, . ,.Ä . . i fi ht 'a thi3 at the lirst B.lt crr.bab!r 4ikc r 'J ' smeli of political ;e the buzzard, his ,..,, inc.;n: ,ont.u mrA lltt.HI ul UilL tV.V U.UI IllUlt, V.Mll.ll.11 .an reason tlie path to take cr he is Llesed .l . u .t;. B1riL, la ÜUVII U .kVV.ll 1' u t DIIIVII'.l I J Mil , u .L , ' ' , t ' ,' "11 -II. cm. f. I lie Journal :sa bwSn us i.rsn. i . ,m , i.- .. t ereryboly knows, ani hie particular moithpipce for tatting' to the ptjb!iz- -nnJ arg preJJjJ h iave a little .' .herlv caret - or I s poi;.- i , :;, ,.".. r . J akd i- .1.17. - . V, J a.i. j . v i.i i.iu 1 1 i .. . . e : , u i: j , ., o " i 1 ' ü 1 Hl. II astor.i-shing "pclilical l'.ighra" aj tliic, wc ! ... . , ,; . .J0tato. and undo. I ....t,,: r ui ... m""' n.o UUKIIL I Jl tICI 1.1 HI II . lillil Uli .CI "uoi.l. ul evci iaM.iiMini.un,jrlt, our care. We hope he Will ieavc that snr.rr I boat. We don't believe- Ins morals are Ea.'e thsre. He either has had company or had Ufttiakey. While he is removing anegu down there, he is planti.ig snag6 end sawytrs in ; his own moral system, that five years readinc 0f tbe Journal on his return n.cy hardly erad - 9 J I , 1 i , I icate. niurecver, we hivs a kindly feeling ' o toward him. The Enquirer here has not. It is bought up by other interests, and wculd gladly see almost any other man than him nominated for C ongrecs. We are for the Brigadier General. We believe he can bat!ter represent the Democracy f the first d itrict of Ind.ana in Congreas than any other mi,, i tbe district. Indeed, we believe he js tbe only man who could enl irely rcpresml them in tne whole length and breadth of their political intelligence. To-be-sure, we should a little prefer a Whi, but it our next Representative is tobe a Democrat, the General is the man. R;cn Treat. Folder's -Grand Panorama of the Wars.n Mexico" opens at Apollo , "ALL t0-ni?hl- Cieveland papers thus speak ef the work: . P3." To .thcse ho have not yet visited v' " , , Z 7 l?"?'?. 4 - - wwa i ansa - n, be passed in a mo'e pleasant and instructive r " .7 .7. r - muuutT many Ot tlie scenes are alone WOrtn ih price of admission. It is a work of un-1 wearied labcr and genius, and the artist has succeeded admirably in transferring to lhe canvass in the must spirited and life-like manner, these soul-aMrring and excilingi battle scenes. The reprrseitation of the j natural scenery, mountains, sea view, and I the various aspect of the heavens, ttc.t is of tue most beautilul and magnificent kind, "ian" of them g.rgeeus indeed. Every battle ,üeUvn "'ted States and Mexico is here represented, and one cannot ce therepresentution of lhe battles of Buena Vista, Ccrru Gordo, Cntreras, Cheruhusco, Melino del Rey. "d the triumphal euiry of Gen ott into the City of Mexico, without feel. IJbIbT lMkaftlttn We Cordially commpml mir rifizpnn to vie , ., aL iMftcrauung exniuilion, Oeiiev;ng mat tney u m go away pleased a:; d gratihed. T,r-r.RF n, aw mm ' Kmm Vnvr The 8Sseefors have cmnoIeled lhe y'al-

ua.ion of rea, anJ nfk gAaofll -"" 11 ffiS" frcttf. The present valuation shows the " ' mmmmnnm enormous increase of eighty-seven millionB1 WbIutIIb BBteagsoa la he adverOaeaaeat of Dr. 0eover last year. j ÄeÄ The total assessment for 1853 SÄtfÄ plSlSÄ waa - . S401.466.796 Keansvcky. and frcm what we have learned ..fu. it must i i be a valuable medicine, and as the reine accompanies

t tOWtJ BawwaemaOl lor lb04 waa 488,000,000

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in- j . km. j iwey b uro ut piupci .y . offlMl d d ,d foowg Hi residence sold to Mr. Wm. Brows for $30K)the price asked for it a few months ag0)Ut notitp pn,aent ?aIue prubably. Tfe ,ot on w ,t lhe ice.nou8e lot, 30 fet by 115, sold to Dr. D. A. Farsslet, for $72 ner foot or $2,160. Tu ... ...1 Watpr lie mu iui tuiiici uuiu.ii . 1" . . I , - , . r . C . U 1 . .a 1 streea, inaKiug togemer iou ieti ironi uj wie amedepth, were purchased by Mr. Holc tS-U! .k.. wbusvoki, oi me nrm oi noiiiiirworui Hurras, at sf,-, per foot, or 10.2 00. This ...... a A II .ill n ri up. . . o vuvup auu .fx i Ai. nil. uu i v .... oppotun.ty of fpeculating m it. . j . t. . . oi tn-m marra irue, out young no..iammr i J standng. ue are glad to see yonng lL-In,. Tl,n. ; mÄ Ameica toowing up. i nere is some pro- ! - " " ""l' in Evansvill. Yout America. ri--.r.-r.w awn Nnvm. P f r,.n ' 11 or f wu sniuoa y .... ... This road is said to be progressing rapidly. rr,. b.i.::ii- wu: ..ti about fix hundred men at work in HenderEOn an- Hopkins counties. Thia lorce is the nrincbillv engaged on the Tunnel and deep o:ing in thoae counties. The most uf the grading is done on other section, of the roa,. The managers hope to commence . : ,t. j...i...i. n. n .uwn uu liuu mil uuiiui: i.ic Duiiiiiiei. "J' & and bef re fall it is expected the cars will be runnin8to Madisonville. fv7JR.unday Labor must ceae upon the canals aid railways ol lhe ötate ol Aew jersey, except for the transportation of milk. '. 'I . rr a ., , , . and theU. S. mails, the Legislature, at its I . i i .i recent ivwiun nave euacicu ve.y r.uge.n law upon the subject, which ha6 received the ' approval el the Governor. Femirihe Emsabr assmhxt. Mrs. Sv, isshelm the lady editor of tlie Pittsburgh Saturday "Visitor, in her last ieue, taye, with her characteristic candor and simplicity: j. ... .. . 1. . : Indisposition which kept us in our room prevented our seeing or h-'uring Miss Brown while she was in Pittsborg, and a sudden influx of domestic cares prevented our doing the isual amount of etitorial work last week." In the good litie coming, when woman are to lake their places side by side with men at the Cabinet boerd and in our legislative halh, we fear that such Utile interruptions from "a sudden influx of domestic cares" may somelimes prove embarrassing. For the EvaniTitle Journal. HO IraI.a. ?.Iuch has been said in connection with this subject, about the eacred rights of l lfovernment, non-intcrveniion, and the rights of the people. There have been for the past fifty year.an.J are now rpon t'.i-rlatute books of the Of.tien, lawa of Congrens for the g 2rnm?nt of our territories, where we have , ... I . I . . I iad an Indian population, as objectionable as the Mieeoori Coin promise, and yet thev :,uve bee:, sustained I y every m'mimstrst.on .. .. r t .1. . I . I I . . . . cilice ine l:iiie o: JtufritMi; i ainme to me lawa prohiLuir.'j the importation ol spirituous liquors into those territories, and thoir sale to the Indians. The case may be put thus: A landein Bos,on bavin a" e-ye l,ot 10 peculati.!!, hut ole!y tu the benefit of tl e Indian tribe: in TnKruj:n tr.v lslrM tuasiisssls thitht-r. lakine with him one hundred bibbruV. i cons of N'e'.v Enghmd rum, valued at t.nthouS' UndJullirs. Wnen intern gated as to his iniei:ii )ii, lie -januiuiy .luiiius i.ioi oe liiicuus sellinir it to the Indians t h it he is satislied it will be a bleeeing to them, that they, inhabiting a country where game is becoming scarce, require this sort ol stimulous. Con- . S. . t. A . A. . t S RjieRe II wr pivoiwlicu lue irauiw aa wichvu anv I r . v i nl.nmnn . ,i, r it. r o.....V,i: j; Another citizen of the Republic, re aiding in Kentucky, being the owner of twenty slaves valued at a like sum, desires to emi- .. . grate to the same territory, taking Ins slaves with him. When he is interrogated as to his intentions, we find his heart oversowing wiih , kindness lor his slaves. His lands in Kentucky are worn out, bacon is scarce and high, and lie wishes to go to a new country, where Lf l 1 1 . . I I I I . nis aiaves can live oetier anu easier, ncj hns no desire to promote his own interest, j w . i .i ... ri.- i r but only the condition of his slaves see Douglas1 letter.) The Missouri Compromise has prohibited him from polluting the territory with slavery. What an Mtrece upon human rights! The iew Engländer can't Oieed . me Indian wm. min . . y I . I. Ai. tu Abi ii I t . j tltftTA f n i Ii V I - s R a. Rl .1 ft . I villl .K.rpetua, l)u(;dafre! What is the country coming to with ail this intervention! R. Evaxsville, April 17th, 1854. LAMASCO CITY ELECTION. Mr. Sasdkrs:-! ou will please announce my name as a can. Ii l if f .r Marshal of Lumaro t it at tue ensu '"U -Mi'-T e,ect," (apll) Al.FKK.Ii BEESLBY aas 1 o 11 1 n 1 i I T 11 'i f n u n S 1 L 1 1 A L S 0 1 1 1 l 0 . : . tse Dr. Howe's Shaker Sarsaparilla! -r r -.II fi IS TllE Election of Vestry men for this Church, on Easter Monday, resulted in the choice of C. Viele. V.-, W. H Law, Ks j., P. SllARi lC. 1 S j., C. Baui o'K, Es., 1. C. Kil.LER. Ks., J . I . J KU tl., l-.s t .. W. H. KtitsiKX as, E., H. G u a rauaav, bs., Fi:i.a-. . ap;9 tf TT7lR. IfOI.STEAP'S I '11 WILL CUKE HVS feSg ra.H., ,. and every disenae o. NOTICE. McLrasi's Twagaase Ou. laeiuaeT as Ifaty a Celehta ted Kemedy, und liass dome m ire to alleviate human augeringuiaa any r.-i::. .i RTer disco vrd. One or two applieations will relieve lUo most severe I Pair, Baeia.orSrRAia. I wo bottles mil cleanse, panrv, und heal the foulet Aa ill 1. 1.1 . n l Li SR or ..Rk.aii'i u iiiueai me .i.i.-t severe buri.l or S. abl without a scar. Ki erv li.inilv should bau a aim. r.'r irnf..1i-r... k.r.l " , - 4 I i V V... lor use 111 time 01 nee-1 eiSÄ i eacn Dome, u is nt i a nostrum, ami there is un.ier tne circumsunces not much chance for it to be a humbug, j we thins: it merits a trial from the afflicted.

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-Xpur ol the titv. Addas lix o9, Post OlV.cc. fitUd :ml fun I I a!" H"'i-- ill a eOinruodl19 tl otis .Mi. I v.i!..tar'!.-.l i-:nm-r. an.l i jt.-r.-t to onter'ZZZZ. rT".T; lain the travelin puMi in the 'est M;.le and on rea.nnOi.l Uli:nu WBIsKT.-W OH j gMt lertnf (... cWA u u!l .. . . a large w. Hoiroon Whiky,slx years oM, fr-.m H-urlx.ii eo , ., yitr, :ilui st:il.lrf. Coiieed thai he will jrive Rat Ky.,ln store and lot sale by 'Ki.Tu BKOs. sfactson lotbOM wb RU) atop at his ?;oue, be respectfully Koli it- u of iul-I:e palronaje.

FOB SALI, AT AUCTION. fX Äsnarwej aftrrMoa, April S9tk, will be sold in Str iifiTow n. near the tisrsR ol GrocwC Sehl; t:, t.o follow 1 1 R prop Tty. rix: fij ....... ko.. i ... .1 .. .1: ........ ..i.u 1 '..-- 1 r VI .... . - v j ' , .... ... :....... w ..' ts. . r. um ami uuicusi.s Leioit-iu . f.iriii kl 1 r lsnt sr n. b. t he i- r i . in be sola at pr.vate sale, or rent el oh rr:is maon- t riu-. eu mi rcn Tr7-u.r,.. i.i bema.ie knownon tke dav ...fRle. "l'13 1 1 C'TIHW I Vi riMi V lot of White and Che k .Matlii ;. lust reeM and for sale nt. UOL.HU Ri Ac HKKSHBEROBK, ap19 Foster's Block, below Main st. .. . . , . v. ?r ,. vy - - ICU Ul. ' 1 1 JVt 99J wujiiii Ul til l . I ll u U(.e :t lur. , ,,; w d..w coniiee.. rery rieh patlentsa - .l new. Also a I .-- I -t ,,i urtau. I'n.s. new md eleiraill tle9ijr,,,. Cornices pr. paro.i for the win- . .f-;v ÄÄn... apI9 Foster's Block, beloi Main t. nnnv ik. tMa ?hil.üi,.ri'i!.M mj - - - . rF Son el Horse, about 15 nami l.ijrh. with a i.ab face .,h .. ti.r..., whit.. f,-.t. hi, ifafe is thmtmtmvmtmr. Tke tlit.tr will be tlboralll rewarded by returniiiir s;dd Horse to the Lily Mal. (p Uj I. M. KOBn. (Belfr opjj 1 OrsSELIXB l.'LAIM-:. 1 ms.! lip..t p,iifCol3 I rs ree'd Ibis dav and forsale bv , ar,18 .IAS. I.ot A. CO., 41T .Main rt., Lou , Ky. pfHALLUl cases ChalUa ea Laiues ree'd this day ' "xixc!Z Main Lou.,Ky. a N c v c A s s I M K R F. s . 5 ca T reeM this da :,ui tor -ale b cases, handsome styles ..a Rpl J AS. LOW cv to.. 417 Main st.. fxu., K; T7XGL1SH CKAPK Stil pieces ofall colors ree'd this JLi lay per Kvpres- and for sale by ap!8 JA. LOW Ac l U.,41? Main St., Lou,, Ky. um: FOK s L.E. 2 ( BBT-S of Gr.- l.ime .; i-' burned, for s::V : the ).' Kiin. thrve iiiib-s from thi-eity, or delivered at am point in Bva vllte For further particulars en quin at 1lw KVA5RV1LLE COMMBBCIAL COLLB6B. EV TJSVit"JTJE TPTD m H K S nrirnr Session ol the i.bove I iitiii';r-i is now ; j t.om fwung mau wlahL to atUSMl thbtl fcaajhap .should eeaaaaenea before the mBMleof May. I id . . .i i ... iVD.ui.n uriiu I r or .e r .11 1. v ... a. .1 ess .jcn- .ni.u. ui.n.'i aplC It Utw " " DI SSO LIT I o or CO-PA IC TBI r UMHIP THK Vm eertuiinhlji beretnf ra n Tiring; uedur the nams, stye and tir r of Lwurlfl .V Or.iy. is this day dissolved. '1 lie busineij of l!io said tlruiw illbe RlOM settled b. me. BOW A lit) LEWIS. iftrricE. JTriS uitderslgaed willatiB oet)eur lh Ceaaaalaalna jl "lei p orwa r- tT u ine o.i in: o. . iiuiikfu, fof lhl. , the Bna, he would respectf.illx solicit a eoutiuuaucd of the fame, ap.ftf CDWAkO LEWIS. ( Ki.quirer copy ) The A Im I re rs of lite i'crftVMion OF (.U,M I. SKIM. 4.M !Ki Are reip-etlui informed thut V II I T i K UK'S C I R C U S, Unqie. -ionaidy the asast fcriHlaat eateratiae lhe the iMrth-aaaaiaaeea WILL VUl.a.r AT KVAVJVlM.t. IA.. : monpav. pbii.tu'i l, ATiAKn? O'CLOCK. P.M. '. PLAtM btatrwrrt ttfthe grlniMl f-atures at this Ä 1 1 . ..... I pre .ur or peaeai travel ncxitwtuou A Now led c tRRmnditu PavfUoa, capable of comfor-t-ibiy ea'.iti- an RliliWMed nun. f speet iior. Kwttre ew TnutpiaffR uu 1 DeeetaOoaa, gotten u;. without aelhaaaca to ihnr raat. A Magniflcent Mud ot II ihr s of the hlgha rl ti alulin In the var'-d aet f Epi:itbn and the Vtenatro. 'I he nit.; of KKftKCH AND AKGLO- A M BR WAN AKIIsls. culled from lhe first e;.ndishnif nls f Bute pa and Aaaartca. Many ot arhnMi pcar f r the tiist time in country, ,iiil ho will introduce a eries of ffaw iRtTUBIIIIWe I'urfRTaisRRf . interlarded wiih a novel BaMRRatea "f Palrg-HkR and BaiLUaJlY pAiBATRit, bincitu! and chnte. replete with legendary, wciffiaaj mi. I romantic hit-rest, never before attempted in tin . oiii.trj ; a. mx the lutes: emanation ol the caterer f -r the metropolises of Frm k. Aoatm m KviMvy. and requiring foriheir llfnaaful UorlRrjtun the fer ics of Artistes essentially of 1. Rttn Btota; who, led by the following ladies an 1 reatleRsea. pceaei t an arm of t tars. t ... c ...i i. . ... . . t r .1. ni.m. , J M UK!., illll. lit1 I Ol LUC" jr 1. 9?00 Ol ...V VIJ "I nhtan School p V. . i t- , , r, . ,,.j M.ib.ioo l.nl'r Tor -surf. ' .iHiiw litMitcT! Madenioisenes .ok.ihe. i;o . : i ii, i,n ii.i.k: ,iiis r.Urr SnrcsRr; -valleurTooRaarax, M. BeeimvoaRC ' Ju Jeaanaw, M. Haaraa M. Itoaaan lleea. Buaa-' M" 1 ' ':,;'' Mr J Frrdinam and TiiEomiRr. A'i-..Ve. ; The Baam and Sikisu Baxu sre aauasHweal of the ' :notl eeuiellRaed Muafclaaa ol ihe ace; and the whole -i am a .aa. t a TtlOi PE ensi mdi.k issueli. as iiiu'I sl.-tmp 11 TM K .MODKL o K C1BCUKBS. Tr r Pri. cor A dhission -0 rt:i. Chlldrea half-price. nplnd&w 13. H. CA8TLB, Agent. r cexTM acrroffXM or the si it.t i (Ii i' i. im: iCAiMto tn. TIBBKTS, aa eli Ageat wishes aa aaeacy let J sai.l Komi, to em,. i. tahorers. Rla laaa-acpa-rience in tli ' huines ami ni-.ii amtance en- ,,,,,,.,,:' n nMtU. 0n;r, , ,r.ith the Latof helout jail limes. ApptfUt Oda eaaea. :.plT-3i , o bbi.s choice Dried Apples mm I raanhaa. raaeni jeJl) and lorsaiu at T. bacon v co.'s . P17 rally Graeary ' ft A 1 f)C- i.'.... Tn m cr . . 1 -v I. . Lvw A 1 ()() p7 VBACOSTO.Äite - LBf Star Candles for ale by Ufte box or Ih at erj. IVtRESH 1 ap!7 iJF.sH Bitckwheut Fboir pM ree'd at T. BACOX & ( 0.'. Family Grocery. ItfOICI small White It-ans f. r sale at J 1.17 T. BACÖN & CO.'S Family Grocery. m:v v tin.Y oicorr.itv BV TilOt. BtlOÄ a CO., 0 IIRST sTIIIfT. RCTW. MAIN AND I Ol Off , RVANVII'.. 'pilfc subsi rirs would respectfully iutorm the citiJ Ben of Kvunsvilie and vieinitv, thnt thev have on .,; .j aro re, eiv inea 1 ireai.d well seleet.-.l lock of FRESH GROCEKth. emhraciiiit; even thine usually kot in a road Family Grocery: an.l thev hope, by prompt au. ,t n -.. i..i.i..es. 1 irr1 j' "itty All order w.ll r- i e promo prompt attention to business, to receive and merit a prompt attention, .".no roo.ls Sl'X I I aii.ri.'u ..iii.innui..iu.iii iiukiiii. PrPleRse call ana examii.e our stock, as we will sell at '.!: .owes! s.j prices, hpl.'t THUS. BACON fl CO. piCRBLBO POKE, Haan 1 ad Sides at X BpU T. BACOX ci C'J.'B Family Grocery. 17 LOUR, Ci m MeaS Kyaaad Unbolted Flour for sale I at (aplj) T. BACOX atCO.U Family Grocery. ZZ , ,. . , . . . gcOOcÄ Fami.y Grocery. TO.SlON"ar,d Gold -n Strups. Suaar-house and Comj J hi on Mol .5-s. bj tbe hhl, hf-hal or sn all. for sale at (apiii i. BXCON dt COS Paaaily Greeery. ' ' , ; rUtoict o. sugar, iceuow aua lan.ie... ... wlo not, ar U11 or siuall. ai s. . v v a aplj ramny urocory. aa - bm 1 1 1 1 A mi. .1 C sa n I Iftr.si urusueo ano ruure "",. JJ) apl5 ' BACOB A 00. Famny Grocery ' PURE apIS URE Cider Vinee.ir for sale at T. BACOa rr CU.t ramny orocery. LAKE apl-i A KE and Codli-h for s::lo at I. i;.( a i w. s family Orocory. (jUNaOaEII 13 'j do s B roe rr; 4 neU PTubs; 3 uests white cedar; 3 nest white pine, 1 doz bid cover-; 1 eee hf-hbl covers, 2 doz paint 'd tubs, 6 gr pat rtethea pins; 16 nests box s Cloth -s Baskets; all Boxee; Car. buckets, butter ladles: Potato Mashers; Be ter prints; Fine work baskets; 4 pkffs Hooden bowls; 1 n-'el cotton Ci rd : C nests market heefceta. T. BACON a.- CO 'S Family tirccery. Just ree'd and mr sale at i apll

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CORKER OF roCR II a . -, v " K STSTETR, DAMEL I.KFFKL. PI.OPKIETOH. TWK ilWriber resm full mb rins ine citizens of I Ki A W ail Mirr.iui, .1 2 i'.i.tr. mai lie nu M apl4 Iwftrtniw UA.ir.L, Lurrou. 1 CHF.ST bort You nr Hon Tea: 1. f . t IV) iioxt-j I, r ft tf " Gunpowder V 4 M " Imp-rial , chest extra Ci.l-Ulack . f I tl " I T 2 1 For sale tl apM " " Imperial " T. BACOX A CO.'S Family Grocery. O v it r i A Ift I AND MOLASSES.O l abl iücIrmU Sj r : 1 bid .jirar-house Mousses: just rer'd at ap7 1KUF0RDS. TWTO. l family lakü at T. bacon a co.'S a p!4 Family Grocery. f)VOM T10 NOTICE. IV0.1" is hrT' v- h-' ,1,t' lJership hereto K for.' -i:iiijr between tte und rsiirncd. under th RSRse . . . i niafi, Ai:srarher V Co. l as heen tkis a - oisoitoi i n uiui.i -oii-m. I IK niifiiets ww: hereafter be eesdcted sJ t.'' li stund by Levi silbrr Ran, v. ha will pa all d. bis due Irom the late firm, and . . !ue said Arm irom ai,y source whatever. L.SILBBRMA . A. .1VM'.W HfcR. apll 3w M. PfJOUT. Wtlt nKfl.Aitr.nii T KVI SlI.Khl.'.M " h:: .! c 1 . r-d, (no! w?r), - hi'sju-t reeeiTwd toe fl:iestst4K U ..fsj rin; ever brou-l. to Kv:..,-Ml!e. an I ltu.t he . a botUiat ing Good a d will sell then . iiap acaaj othr lionse In the Wet. rtM.ht K 1 Ol i cOBllstl in part of Spring and Sum mer Clothii.g of ever deseriidion. LA DIBS' HKEss GOOIS, And trrv n'h.r ir.i. I., in Hi. linn ..r f.. nA. VT j, m.:tuir; tnrlne his C1thiRlw thiaritv. has the bestan I most CashionablrCUT I t :.at! warrants aatisaaatleai ee ate trade. Call &i.4 see me. Ip" IlfTERESTIIVG TO MF.ItiTLOTS. FOS1 Kk .V BROV H lave just . klag large addttfeoato tln ir foraer stock of Staple und Fancy Groceries, w hi h swells it to one of th ljrzeHt slid most ' ' asweks to ww Rpjj WllRIRU 1 bey would reRpeeUell? rail the altratiou of tfceir frieixls and dealers mum ir mi nii.i pn ire ci. teruiiiiCd to make it to their interest to buy in this market. aplit 1 Of I HM"S' alrte Prime Sugar. J-irt rre'd and for M II t sale low by (apIS) Ko.'lr.ii de BROUX. 1 rf BAGS Prime Bio Coffee, ree'd und for sala hf X-Jv epll POSTER A BROWJT. . . -(( BBLS Prtaae 'iant.-if-m Molasms in BenneU'a )tj eeoperag ,for nrieloe l atil-. Fi ISTE It A BKOWX. 1 r HF BBI s Refeed Golden Rvrup for fsaiilj use f -rs.il- hy , )1J POSTEM A: BLOWN. OlADKIiS... O sags PIm Batt; IS ' la Wthuiafsaa Tap; )(' te .rime new Rier; 15 bids. Tan -.er Oil (bea): ".- M Is 11... t. r Pari; 23 W Is Crosl ed, Powdered 1 case hf bx Sardine: a ml Loaf Sugar, leaaear-fci do leawa l oi bie Loaf Sugar: H bag White Carpet Cb-in; all in tre and for aale upon reaae aabts terms by t) 1 1 .k & bkon N. aplii cnvcixifATi WHOLESALE STATIO&ERV W UIEHOUSE. :. u a t; k a t . . 0. IST 'N: t 1REKT. l(iMTI, OII.O. DEAL exclusively in P.. per and Stut ionerr, at Whale ' sale. Import their rareLgR Goods from Europe v and sell at Baatara Jobi ii.g prieea. apg-iyw i:vAsvii.i.r, irm i-oi.is A.M0 i'LtVLLAM) S I U I I u 4 s Uta a i. THE Annual Etoettou fr eleven W raeton of the hr ansvitle. I udlaaapalia Rbd i lV la J Stmit Liae Bailr.:.'! i . i.i; ,t.y will be held at ibe i ff.ee of the t rs - -pnnv. in I dianapolifl, on läuraday, the 11th of JSav If.-.4.at 1 s'ckscfc P. M. JAalilh GkEKNE. apt I lw.l-w Secretary. REMOVAL. Oft. O. VlNCHRLI TUl AKUFACTI bkofJapana dai I Btaaapsal Waaea At i J Water 'nolera, Tailei Masaa, v . i ha ing rs I Mvtnj -. r- -hi i.ic- ... ii puiiJ.i . eoriTt-r i ii i .ui aim ran. . to lb c . W. i aexRU or If r. and oi : m ni . (or See ad ' in -t. r.in! i'-.-. iir bree! iarreaeed f.ilitien for Rsna- -Retariog i. now prepared la buj.ply ..e. Urs ou liberal t-'flllS. I itinera, Slre Dealereaad others sill flad it greatlt to Miel ; t p ir.'ia thf ir .; . la en ft from the ' mar il.icti ry . 1 have lo r eei U in-de siirb arra- ic menta with Use " HaaaalWetarer of i iN:.KR' mach? FH and Tools. ss to be rTllTHnfri supplied. Am., ir whtev w!U ha i Iii d Soin. t:v.--. v iMT.xTi p ! ros ...im. ,Mra:s. whtih raa ha sa an ha "pi rattaa. Ai 1 ef wnicb v- ill he sold at i. ii.rur.it tnrei..' yM RSV, Li t'. 1. W !! f.hl.l., Rpie-3iad4r X. TV. e r a: d Coltimlda alisf I ItlRDIC It. IimTK F. DK J. v. Wiu tX bega hjata raa, . .;", Ily to infeAav the i -1 i I t:.; In- !a. : ik -ii as p riner in the praetiee ot .'.i.-.Leiii.-. Ir. .! r ( synin jm. aho. from attainment an. I varied exBRrw ce, rat. is among the first Physicians in tin .Mississippi Valley. Ufa. W. 4h 4 . o i M ..i t.. tlo who my require tblr aarwi aa, II i they will be pr nept' ar d ear: fully aiteude.l. an. i th ,t e adh m e of he la a . red will net inerei se the expense. J. K. V I I 'i. M. D. aplltf J.l'ON GI"..M.D. I UST received per rii aaaer Fawn ! ( bab's Canncltoa O s .eetn gs, :oi sale by J. H. MA JMFK Ai CK, ap, tvaaRvtlia, lad. WATCOE8 Al M: . FLHY l I III I I 11U VF. have last ree ZV and Sil. er W at. be i. .. r.w ::. Ii we t id seil .. A I' IHTI'KOI.FF & SO. Jh. WK Ray i.;.t received a lai stck ef Gefi . in huntii g and open rase. ..1 r ; i-rr. p rkes. and warrsut to give satisTaetion. ALSO JKUHLKV A large, heeuaf uland fashionsh st .ik. Comprislag Gald Gward, Fob anfl Vest Ceaina. Geld Bra ed eta, plain Gold Beaea, I .-.lie.' anrf Gents l!r- at i'ii b Htutifal M of Kar- no s Rr.d Kings, plain. Reale and setl Pineae-rfaga. Si srs. Lockets. Go 10 an.l Silver Ilumbies, Gold Spectacb is, Silver Napkiaiin?s. cVe. Al.so GOLD PENS Six des A. H rton A Co 'seeiehratwd G4d Pens, direct from the roai qfaeturers. also. i locks of evat rRrtety, el htday sasd tkinty hour, in P. j.ier Mat he, Caat-irai j nd Wood CaawRy which we rru low ami uarrant to kee 3 time. We im in- the puhUc to .nil anJ e BRRRlM ourstott, at the aura ef tho Big Watch, oa Mel street. ttwa First a-i.l econd. (aptl; gaTTh OLFF d: SOX. V Oil O apll Ill I'-S'i i rr . 40 b:gs for as le low to cms by GEO. FOSTER A CO. xoTicr. WCOOK. Ili-am F. MHee and Melville "Wilkin- , n. owners ol sev-ral Trunk s an.l contents, left at the Share I House, are reque teil le cll and rdeem the same within thirty days, or they will be sold to p;.v charges. (ap6-3Ctd) J- A. L Y ELS. EThLj IH l ags f.ir sale by ipll CEO. FOSTER & CO. M Ol. BtfES. ltS bbls choice. n consignment, for aula by (..p'.lj OlA). POS1 1 R cV CO. htlCKBOVSErOt rEEWT. AFTJPRH IOk Pri. k Dwe Hnar, coi itaining six rooms, . altar, wiih a flrt r. uc cist-rn of water,, on a large i..t. and haviuga rood sti. tic and woodshed., w.ll be 1 ute I il ; 1 ; i' soon to W illiam ! Hugh aa or to the uhecriher at hi Grocery, en Mrib MP HA EL GAVISK,. 50 RI SH Meal; .'..is-i .-ail . ctr. just rer'd Rt BEDFOBtPf. n OX'S. Just ....1 13 halea ef Eastern Lops, sad, for S de low bv mii-1 KELLER, FARNSLEY A CO., Diiggistt. ClHOICF. IMOIGO. geepjes äda, err snpertar, ' pist rec'U, f .r sale by S. Bk ü LI'.KKT Ä CO.. r' gj a, near Water. ( l IB ABAS 2J bales lars bu.be', for.alo V Jl low t i . lose t.s rinh Itij Oi o I- us 1 r.K 6c CO. It ETtTH IB, OF II. sr.TITI 0S A. SOX. riTitl K Ladies an.l Oenileinen who have not I supplied with Meaar. H. Sea bhnu ex Son's "Brazilian Pebble Spec'ai I. ." . I"' I f. vored them wUh let ers to relate 8r u 'iort time n their return fram t ii.eeii es .im. d ; hiit. intei in g to comply with their ret) u esL thev will opi-n at E-. ansville I or -TWO DAYÄ05LY," Friday and Sntur. by, April Hlh and Uth, Rl though at a z ct sacrifice to theuisc-lres. I bey tak- his.o..oriun;i f reir. ndine them that laaedlate a 'onto afaeeteter aaarj . as they will raly reBaia ao leagor thaa II t Ume specified. i plll-lw 3tS PER KEG . POWDIIU : o: Kl hSTlTiG. -I ff KBGS lor sale at above pr lee by üie ingle keg X' M f or larger eeandty. Rpll f S. E. Gl LHERTA CO. , Syc. near Waler. TT A ICI-r:iS MAGAZINE f .r April L X Graban ' do mm: Codec's Ladies,' Boefc o: Just ree'd aad TIIO S. i o.NYNGlOX. for Sale by (a.e) 1 x "t ; I I ... ! xJ io lb .sugar-cared Caergeee I died Been MBIln dB PI ' !' -lo; just re c cd . t .; - COOK'S Taruily Grocery.