Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 7, Number 29, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 1 June 1854 — Page 2
DAILY JOURNAL.
A. H. SANDERS. EDITOR
Richardson's Report of the
Trial.
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THE WARD TRIAL
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We have received from some person at, nai Bar. coward; und he is mure mean a being than a
I.nuiavilh-. A n. R ir.harrl.on Renort of the Tr ie FA i inr nf the Xr Ynrk Tribun: murderer,
taoo trial of Matt. P. Ward, just published by D. 1 huve just finished a close perusal ol the weeae to oecomo me ksct.
iieion p;irnpni"t upon me t aru him --
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS .
A I.I--T OP LETT I :R.
although the latter must firt be Kun
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F-iraoa call nr for ÜMe letters, will pleas say vertised."
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wtl wiwer i . . . t"v" "TT. nnA -r .-l;-l Vi trwi .n.npn nn n DLb. fr phi in I .mi ia. i th.t BtpiiofrraDtnc re- stciitga, woo nau oeen stopping n mm ßa-mB
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ikTSyaMViUe Journal. The Daily Josrimi will be found . nn:ninn . tn the ;119,ice Df the verdict Pt would be pnbltshed. I have known the about Aenia for a fewdny?., and who is rep- rTrBj.k. J?yf??IlV, and odTerttsemiiin and aubacnu- l,c opinion as to the justice Ol ine veruici r r ..i ur n.!rn.. hnin.. .lin.,...hlp npan. lflt b..rthj.h
on nie in ' "- . . . l. i m i ... . n .ieu i r m if t'jr.-. a u n iui n - - ...v.-. r m... t .
which acqu.tted him. He has most s.rna..y . . . f - V be conceded that town in a buy and drove toward Sei- SÄTCS" KS
t i i UK EV AKÜVILLE. ...,,..1.1 K!a r. . .rnm. ml.il ii n nl tiil-i Ite- .1 i . - .1 I Ar ilu Ai k ii. a A f miloj ...! ..ptAL- n rnlnri'ii Uro uJ U Bniinia It
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oo"ar rreftf'iHy anlirlted tlirougu th-m
.iu.cu ,ur um yure unu wwa K i ,u. ."7 I..T ' TTT-"! " ."j . mr Jane Brook f Iiooim
Aldriek Deuaia Actoy Joi.n Ager Jabu II Bo vi tr.uk D 2 Blunt S Birth 11. mu Hark er Kick Iii m--v J
harktrr Sumuet
THURSDAY MORNING.::
IfTV I? SShMSSl Isai nrnnorinrf tltfl ntll.lli t rt W P 1 i Ü III it i'mIi. . 117 i I It 9k f n i f ft i arm ik (if f , Ii I 1 1)11. hu man w hom he hUSDectei of beinsr a f iiiriii v e Cner kt$ Jane Cadyjoim
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with more than ordinary suspicion. The nave my name, Kr ow very wen man ... -i 7 SaMuil, UiHJi"" be Fremont Cipcdiuou..Coi. Benton ,,, ,t n nrinri- wholly without experience at the criminal tbt next cross roads. I he neyro thanked J n
Since the arrival of Colonel Fremont at -r ' " - bar, and tnat my
the next cross roads. 1 he neuro thanked him and cot in the bii 'v, but at the firi Disssi fjfea pvu j i . at r i , "i r j L- lKinau.h'je Juliu J Liilnngham un L farm house McLeod said he must feed his utu,n Mary A horse, and persuaded the negro to wait. Mc- mmmittUm f.,k,. j., Lcod went intu the house and succeeded in Krn JA E mond mn , . i . ! tlfr m-s Johana tutUn. lt.ou.aj making a bargain with the '.armer to help in KartKUssJ
s...-. .nrt Tl.. tk !..,. r. n . nftlip .tu f i' ii t i ! i l' t tie suDDOsed s : i '. o for half the TB- m . i . r ,c
for the prosecution, aud that speech by no evijencej a peculiar bisa iu iaror of the prio- ward. The negro whs invited into a room to Kmpatrek im 2 naffcwU means the most important one. The only 0uer. eat, was seized, tied with ropes and placed in Oaniat AGiaaaaa ChutttOaStje
Third, That the course of ccunsel for the the bu?t;y to be driven toward Cedarvül,? on " 1 oul"u "Jg
Hu we aih Jjmet
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Washington, some interesting inklings of his r-"J r r-- - 7 T j r aioimy oi correctness. . , . . , - . protection or defenco around U ard, is by no My concljsious are these: late expedition have transpired. lessened bv the fact, that it contains First, That the homicide was unqualified
It is well Known to tlie country tnai -oi.
Fremont started on this arduous and impor tant expedition in October Uet, for the grand purpose of making scientific observations, and obtaining information which would throw practical and reliable light upon the
onrival'ed Pacific Railroad project
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excuse given for this is, that the publication
AuJrawt I-c AttArawt f K Anuit Juha B.rkar Fr .ukUa Blunt 1 1 litiwr Truncit S Rfo WM Altxaadar Burrur K W Beckham J.mrl Hat illiam
C.plv LluaUtk Cuok John .... Oennit Dnabar R W lie a lit -in Nancy
Edward? TIrri-tt l'.arly livome S England Jaurrt T
rrr..u Robert
G'u'j'i mr Mtrirt 2 Oiaaaw niia. Aasen
of all the speeches would have made too large defence betrayed a determination to acquit the rauroad. The man who had agisted and A G . , . at all hazards of ev ideuce, law and gentle- his son accompanied HcJeod. After pro- it.t,- iteyy w li.mdr itri and costly, book tor general emulation. ivanly feeltn ceeding a mile or two tue negro broke his Eftf1 VufiuZ
rival vo i ui luv uamuau i'iui'-i." ... . . m In this connection, it is but simple justice y Were " U' sPeecl,fcS ß,ven ,or Fourih, That the jury, under the tone of ropes and H.eB broke for the woods, chused (
the defence and two for the prosecution ? the judge, and the extraordinary admission by all three ofthe party
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to Col. Benton, to say.that the achievements. of the defendant's testimony, and the a The old mar, overt. the negro, when tSSZlS of hi-dauntless energy in behalt ol West- 4 wonted license civen to t he advocates lor ihe , ihe latter turned and dealt n blow so pow r- .. . , . not known to be one sided in its favoritism . , -u i, i 1 11 rkuk-.ii.t-.. - r k..i 5 "'ft
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AVIX.n B4KK AN FXCHANCB un n r.. r -i-.nrT. riii' 'u. THI- r.anV tvuMtr-Htat.be rat i -iz pereeat. paraau :n n :.H ti.oaav I- ry.nt ). Mi al I- un demand. Buyg
an 1 tV l"i' "gel I :. f" nth-r l nS W'eter Citice, C Id and Silver. Silver Oiaac'. l'ururr-ot Money. Laa4 Varran'B A.c.. Äa. Mak-i dMHaand rcmiu proceecj prampUy at rnrrsatyate of xe! ;.ra. aBer temitted te ar r.'pe. JSTOjaa Irom 'cütk A.M. till j o'rlrk P. M. Q. COPKLAXD. y. R All oriin (port-pild) promptly attanaad to. -iZTi-lm I P . CTJAfUHAJCa BALK. I Kl ANT to an or l. ro the Cour: of Common Pleai af V aai'erlur)i eoaaty. mad at ita March Tens. A. D. 185. I will, on the 12th day ot June. ISM. at the door of tba ol . ConrtHoaa in the ci v of Kvanill. Mil uck parte of Let number Kl. in ti e Original P an af the city of UvanavilW, which are des'pnatecl their nul.tr si 4. 7 ard 8 onthaplaa of the division of a id lot among the heirs of IXnial Miller, decs-led. reported to tlie Vanderburgh Circuit Coart at ito SopUmber Tutu. A D. 1330. by the Corm!s'oner appHattd to i.ik nch partition and record in Order Book H . at paff 35. TERMS One-third of tht p'orkaae eaanoTot pa' cah: one-third ia nine and one-third in eighteen mnathi. JOS. P BLLIOTT. Ooardiaa m r--2wdi w of Infant Iteirt of Daniel Miller, dceeaaed. BKI MIF.S, PI M ILS Alf O bLaTEsT RKCUIVKP pT teamer Q14wa Gate 12 dot Sh ie Rrufhwi; 12 dot Ko. 1 Scmbbiag Bniibes; f. Soe No J Scrubbing do; 6 doi No. 4 da do; ! ' dm long handle do do; 1" dot No 10 Hone do; I U doi aaaorted Slate; 12 grou Lead Pencil;
t- or ile at Iowet market price by y 27 I. A D. HBIMAKX. y F,W WF.STt-R" FEED AMI AGKlCl'I.Tt'RAI. SKED S TuKK. T. GRANT A CO, mnmit all Ktana or horoi rco. farm an sakm aaaus. and akh c-tur al mrLcxcnra, Maitreet, below the Cal Bridge, eanevir, Ind. novlb-tf
mmm iiir.l. ha ;n Imrl . irrenttr i n flnpurp.
. , ' , . I for Ward, w ould render it unworthy the ie- fi:rt in the development of the resources and ca- J ulcl- ..... r .i . air ii 1 1 rious consideration ofthe public. Ward has. -.. k. ; t nf tli nrpnt Wt-atiirti V 1 1 ilprii PB.a. 1 I
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d-fence, are nut to be b lamed for tlieir ver- lul, that it broke t lie arm of his pursuer, but K.i.on.i m s Jane EirUiit rWjr. k KeueyDai
FSral Of the Crime.
he was soon after cmhi. beaten, and lied Kpi4tüiMi
into the bugy agaia. liefore they had pro- Labat Jn eph
m . i i . .. i.'ju.-e M.iiatua
kiMk.traA -:,i;....u tn otit,,r. mi , . . t ...ceoeu mucii lariner, ine newro Drone tn-' i.v Mt.w
than all others combined. The history of rr7' TT .. . o ne accusea went to see aeceakeu, nu . , . - . .,..,,.. ljv . .
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Col. Benton's public and political life, com- ,u "' l" rB tt "' - V when M Leod grappled with him, and, the teo.ard tWa. r r . .. . ,. ... n . i. iimun i Tumn umTl' ll.i LhPU' IP Willi i I . , t ..v
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n ( iui nun Lim a iv i u ii:u ' in r ii i ii a '
I. Lenn TlioTi.n ;eff Leu lug Auit'B Lineas er Mary A Lyei. Patrick
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J.rian William TU V. I :-IC"E. T i;l.irK
t in mmm manna amP THX SCM, wa. we aasure the puHie. unavoidably Jul.uva lau Nauuie f postponed. ..n account of the t reaa of more imnortin't
buinesi. tut some we v heard declare tbat it was en necoant of the Woalfcat It will he viatUo without fail all next Boatk at the Wall Paper and Lamp Store of ' . JOHN C. PEVEREUX. Ja.
r. . .o poitpMunirnt n aceount of the weather.
L wriBcc Ja P Lomir Franklin Lunkfurd W illiam L ttot Johu
L.ndrigiin Joha
editors at least, have been able to makeup prehend (rem the man or place a dangerous I , . ' . '. . , r r.. . . r .. . f road, und lied. I lie bodv was their minds as to Ward's fftiilt. without ihe altercation. He was not in the habit of be-,. ,. " 1
CT O'IU Uli i;aiuiuav tut; uiuiucitir n
aid of any report of the late trial, or indeed "m' "? uc ' c V " ... i pistols nad them loaded by an expert; he . I ..... t I ,n -...! ,..'f . ' . . .
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The Darties placed the corpse UDrifiTht Martla anra Lantaa .Mi lr John w 2
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against an oak tree at Fome distance from the ZlT&uil
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bought Two; one would have been enough
lor protection, two evidenced a detrrminif f.. t i a ulloriitr nurno.a M rs H i r noi'
W... i an a , a . ' 1IOII 1 I llv liltv wt uui i'tiv -a t i j . Thompson, accompanied by his lady. BBB , . kiu waiUiiltr .. iti, . determiretl .r
(KT Our old lilandville, Ky ., Iriend.Mr. D.
M-KinnU Horsn MeMnlliu rtiira
ere arrest- MeC itao efc Anth D .v( K-nrr .f on K
.McGaUaa t'etor 2 Mct'lnaky BSV W in
ed, when the frightened son of the fanner
c iiifej-sedto the circumstance above narrat- Na u.ohd ed. The three culprits are now lying in Parker riii M X'-nia jail. The excitement in the surround- . ", ,"j a V i ii it r ..i ii 1 1- v ia intina 'Tin Pnm P;..uts J. uv.. A
visited Lvansville to try to obtain relief from through the streets. He gained the school- j Important ArkestT-A.i a sickness which has been sorely pressing ruum; he cuuimeuced demanding explana- uwll yesterday, from Iiavt
him for over year.
He had heard of some Uul);i; tie Decame auusive. Aiinougn assista i 1 v it I Ln i.rannen t x f n Knit Imr ti'K.a hu rmi.
ol the wonderful cures performed bv Dr.. . , a v.r 3 cert of arr anireinent accomnani Iiiiiiakm-
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Luwies, anu ueierminen 10 consult nun out
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orfit-er arrived in Bea-e. W . .rk I. l..r
avenport, Iowa, in ku,, j..
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bciii-ii ui u man ikiiich I. vuu , jrw , r; - j Mi'tnn 9ro't A M with forrrerv and bit'amr. committed at llmt San r ("jak. rte H art L
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niare. .tiaraii.i u:ti auu ot' huv omr- s. n n .
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.. .ed, wniie ui.er was in tue act oi hirihing ,tr VVhitnev. of this citv. i.inec in search, and
the Doctor had gone to consult the Great him, (lo lake to the full the evidence) or ol al l o'clock this morninir he was arreated . . . I .1 I . ft A. . ft I 0
l'liysician above, ßut Mr. T. is at the Hoi- wresiing tne pisioi ivio give a cnaniaoie eon- . u i r i : struct! in ), he fired. So near was the pitn court House, and under the cure of an excel- , . " " JV. ,.
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It given A third PARTV. lie Knew ne wouiu , a ii J V , ! Liwntn n Juhn
. I - - j j I l I . oiotio it Illing uu, ii o 1 1 1 tnruiM, in vtuiiii,
-Sil J . l: .. J l. ;.. ,u II'... .l i '"in in u OLiitiui room -tri i ouuut-u .. in. ;il.UJ t. V ,n n F-mklin
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ujuoi iiuuic pui pvot yiiu i uiuuo uiuiiou tv pupun winir ins uiguujr n vuin i.u um nun .u .j r .u vL'ft... ...i .k- we presume very little anywhere. Western imm nimrrplin n ami he dad no reason lo mi-
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settlement and subjugation of the border territories. His first pioneer adventure by way of public improvement, was tho opening of a wagon road from Independence to Santa Fe, which has since its construction been of invaluable service to the country in the advancement of both' our military and civil interests. This project was long treated by the U. S. Senate w ith ridicule, yet it was none- the lesa
his favorite project, and his indefatigable pursuance of the object, up to its .final ac-corapli-bment, evinced a striking prescience in the foture destinies of the unexplored territories, which is now being proudly realized. His zealons exertions in th s project were of the most unselfish rharacter, and prompted merely by his adventurous spirit for scientific and historic acquirements. How far the researches of Col. Benton, and the early acquisition of his valuable store of topographs cal information, enters into the subsequent achievements of Col. Fremont, is a matter of interesting speculation. That both these gentlemen are entitled to immortal fame for their enterprising exertions and hazardous sacrifices, in developing the topography and resources of the vast western territories, every bo y is proud to coucede. The late expedition of Col. Fremont was one of extraordinary merit, both in the importance of its objects and the peril and suffering eudured by the parties enjaged. The ideas which we have been aMe to gather from California n.ne. .t.o conjectures of the knowing Washington ossipers, the official report of Cul. Fremont upon the practicability of the Pacific Railroad project, will be highly favorable, as well in respect to
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the vat utility of. the enterpriz , as to its festahihty of construction. His examination, made as they were through the Ro:ky Mountains in the dead ot winter, will expose the worst obstacles which the enterprize wi.l have to encounter. The route persue 1 between the Mormon settlement and the Pacific terminus was entirely new, and presented many advantages over any other pre viously explored. The route ranges in its variations but little more than a single degree of latitude from a straight line. The success of the expedition was more fortunate than formerly reported, as only one man was lost, who died from excessive
lent physician. We are happy to inform his friends, that he is better now than he has been for months before. Popular ovi'nitfniy.
tlT. I I . 1 I I . . I
, e nave exposeu toe munuug pretence set , jce , ... Ul0 tefi,i,n,ny
I up by certain persi us, that the .Nebraska bill
gives the people of territories powers they did Bot heretofore possess. Ask any man who supports the Nebraska measure Mosjf hp does it, and the only argument or reason he can urge is, that it favors popular sovereigntyestablishes the principle that the people of territories shall have the power to make their own laws thus proving he has been . i m - . .-ft . .
nriue ine victim oi a most worui deception, I
and in fact that he doesn't know anything about the bill. We have fully exposed this humbug, and we should like to see the attempt made to contravert our positions. Vh;i -:- oui'jen, we make the lolloping extract from the Cincinnati Atlas: The pretence that this Nebraska bill en Urged the rights of ihe people, and iave to them powers which thy have not heretofore Dos,essed, is a gross impnsition upon common
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entered the buck bone. There was no time lo str.ke n blow; there was not one ste of retreat. There was no suspicion of a danger to his life or his limb, trv in the dece rned. I fee p' i'ineiütaiion, deliberation, and innl-
These are the ele
ments of murder. In all species ot mmi--laugbter some sudden provocation some sudden heat ol blood or some act of retreat before repelling violenre with death efpecially violence with naked fist have been expected and shown. 1 challenge from tne hooks one case of manslaughter or justifiable homicide parallel with the prepent. Second The Court's bias to the accused. The Judge (page 0) at the outlet directed
the Jury on the Ua o! manslaughter and self-
defence, but tii I not I tap t lie word murder, hint of it or define it ! Upon the. rxnniniUoa ol a boy, (page 16) the Court termed questions as tohisrelii ms edueuiion, "unnecessary," an 1 said, "I trust tlo- aestiona will k- -aminiiBm iitf . xaminntioii." 'J'.'ie Court admitted evidence of the detendpnl'n declarations the rvchiajf before, reg: r ling his intentions after lie had heard bl the insult he went to aveng- and when you t on-
sent, he mi'jht m.ikiuir e t nie; er lor nun
sell
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cited at T'i(i - Lo lUa T.yl.r 11 ir,.n 1 I ift : . I T I.. .. if il , ... n
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Utirea. ne was in ueo, ihb wue anu two children occupying the same room. Seme j vn Kirl Cjp1 j vnngj pa
live t lousand dollars in money, tne produci , wrj .1 v Waraow
of the forgery, and two Valuable gold watches wtrc lound upon Ins person. Marshal Gallagher describes the scene, at his nrre.-t, as heart-rending. II is w ife, to whom he has been Marries! eight years, the greater part ol wl ich time has been pas.-ed by him in absence from home, is a must estimable woman
and devotedly attached to I. im. He has another wife at Davenport, and still another ut Indianapolis, a young ludy of 19, to whom he was married iu January last. He was sent bRck to Iowa this morning in custody ol an officer. Cleveland JItratd. Si nm' la r Coincidence. Tht steamer tiaZ"ile exiiloded a short time since iu Columbia River, Oregoa, by w hich ac -ident borne twenty five persons were killed. The (JreL'"ni it; gives the following singular c lincid nee in connection ann tueoealli ot Mr.
P-lfe 1 y t Iiis ex,)l sion
W'hi-o .V red a.!kei M A
B ttkeheld Dl J II
Mason Thne M rjrota WilPam F Mason misa Ann Muran Patrick
Vi-rulrliin mr Mi lute 0 Joha
Newman W illiim Plumb Alanaon Parker Joa-phnk 2 rWeU Will.am
RinVin John Boovai Wm O Keating Paler
S'app Wm M miii Helen S nit B .nah Pn i en J ilia Smith M.ry Tau, u Alexander V'iung William W loan .'nffl'l W :1V. Rl i M J W rile U illiam
Walker Wm
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AT th;. stuf.' I k
STRAWBERRIIX
THRnnderfigaedtaketUtia method to iafena the an me -rooa viiitora or the Pigeoa Springe, that he kaa a few i m-ire Strawbi-rrie left which he will aerveap to nil those vU '. are fond of this dtlicions fruiti Hi Rasberries will noon be j ripe, ard also will be served up to vUitero. He kaa rettteti ap his Bathing House, and is ready to ace tnmnaete alt k . wish t partake of the salt water baths. The Mineral tad ' Sale Vim isthe bea- that can be found anywhere. He isprepared to accommodate Boarders Wf th, week or during the .warm season. The I uildiug are large and coBiandions. well
Ten'iiiat-1 ant stained to aumnier purposes. He also pledges hiroselt that if he one aot core old and new Chrome diseases. RI eunvatica, 8eroffula, Dropsy, aad those that have partially lot the use of their limbs, aad Nervous diseases of the Head, he will not charge 'hem anything The proprietor of tho isprinr was aHlicted for two y.ar with a Bervou affection or th. h ad. loosing and spending during that time about sia thonsar d dollars, bat to no purpose and fnnnd no relief until he became proprietor of the Springs The water streagtheas the ne:vous svstem and add to the patient new life aad vigor. Li3i)-tf s.M. BAT KS, Propnetor. 1RBW BOftKs. XBBM LEAVES from Fanny 'a Portfolio. Seeon t Series; The Itodd Family Abroad, by Cha. Lover; Th Whimsieal W'omsn; Lie nad Sa) ings of Mr. Partington: The Lamp Lighter, etc , etc. Just received aad for sale Wf m; Z3 TnoMAS CONVNOTON. P. G. 0RDEt k CO., Storage, Forwarding and ( omiuisior ivi UIIC E3L -1. KTT8, EVA.NSVILLE, IXH.
Having fitted u a matiiiiiot'n Wharl Bot, the largest on the.
tnvn kivit. in ina nmsi siu?xiiiiiiiii nun tu-r. i e are preparr.lioractlitateaiiy buaincaa i-n trusted o our care, oiuir by ltivr.lf it AiifttcoAD ok an ai.. without expoinp m the Inelcmency ofthe weather, nny trj'-rt; anl part iruiurallentioi w ill be paid tn Heceiv imf, StOflBg and I- "r ..r-lmp. anil aln to the sale of any 1'riMlte a n ? ; . u tl lo us, ani ii 1 1 "nlers promptly fllle-. P. G. O'KII KY returns his sincere thanks lo his nn-
BtfttOOM Mends for their !orm-r palronar. and resfiect-
f-nrral .tvortrn -nt
in band a lam and hr oliciti aeoBllaaaacs ol tlio same, hielt will haul utches. t l'.ck and Jewelrr of I . .
a I kinds an I of the lest n les aad qualitv. My stock i u" J !' I"''""..ill h ftJ.ftft.ll. iid ha ir .. ... l'litionft with A More htMiin, well supplied, will lie ket.l for the ae-
the lateat and most beautiful patterns, Mi.li my cxt-nsive om mo.iatiou of Boata, aud their ordert carefulty Oiled -
businea uounecUoa vnaMe uie to buy aud sell at the luwcst
I i . Repairs of any kind executed ia a coinpoteat manner, aad at low charges. All g lot'ssold snd all rernin done St inr storeare w.nrr:inted. Tbure in want of anything iu n.v line, are r- -j - -;:i.l iai-t-'d to exauiine my .to k and pricva. jel-tf U- 1MM1W R lH. jn.iio i.hts r.-,-.! irindnw BmA ree d and lor .-ale by jel S.OM KLUBR. IB .M I. rOOIt.-C dii 2. 1 aud 6 P.ui-1 l--i rceMnd lor.aleby el SAMlF.LOHU. I'ORPOfi ATIO. MU M i; liTlrEiil..-'! given, tliai Sa,-. lr.. ..sals wT.l he r A -iwa at the nil .1 of th-City CI. rW -..! M.,- 0,,. I J n . ! t '. .Inn. iiiii ... . ... - 1 .... ....iv... rv i.c .- .
J t (Hh stmt; and slso to rrvte nth atre et. and cut a D u h r .m
in a-r. et -o li.t. r th- Sew. r n i..i. 11 street at oth at
mht ddrwly
P. ii. O'KILEY dt CO
LAMBS UOEI A.l SLIPPKHN.-JMI racelTwsJa rfcoiea naanrtnai of Ladiea liuekina , BoOtaea and Kid Hipi'ers, lor sate low at WILLIAM Hl-GHKR', m0G Corner M: in ion I Scrond streets.
KP! NED MOLAKRK.S lüfl l ids K.-flnc! ami choictr
K
l ;r-liouse MoUmos. for sale vert low bv
MfSl Bi K. u I LHKBT dt CO., Sc. irar Water. B-dllATft. Just ree'd aad for sale uncommon low at
id L. BILBBBaaV!.
ay.t
Wain street. 1 door below Branch Caak.
Ttie evening before Ir. I'ae was killer, V tamms ran i f.uud at the plae.: abov
1... ,.f .. ".. , . Vrn.e.o. .i.yr.-j.nie.
iv iurr CApniaiuii inr- rir-ailT- Uii-llt , f remarked to a Itdy.tbat "oneyeai ngo tomorrow he had parted w ith his wil -and child,
n.iined. uu au l
GEO. H. TOOD, Üity 1"; rk
xv.w ;oonsi tLaE RFCKIVKI) this dav the fMloaing Goods, via: It Damask Moreens for Cortaias: litmaak Haoealrl for CurUtas: Dsmssk Chintz: i' irtin Mulia: c--. ,'in il.mner B'""?""'
I.irw li .. iTTTi-ivn.; j Cheel .-'-
' l.nw-rriceil Lawn: uir l-i Furniture Pr
rder "f the Comiuou C-'oneil.
1 .'l.
:ty uura :m.. 1 ra. n Kt (very cheap: S- - - i-nrliam.:
. ..... .... ...... ...... -rrirnl I.awnc .siii.er 4-4 furn'ture rrinta:
a- OTIP - i. 1 1 .1 "if m .1- I r .1 als wl be r Fane, i n m Half Hose; ith a varietj of other rood., which.
in. it-:n. t UM 1 hun Ih n il l.ot .r ni.r.t 1 1 II e.v.i.- ..-r t I e I" 1 1 .e r . in til Vl.inlsv. the win - cauioivcu uu imi. j .... n. ,i
W .-... ...... .............. 1 1 , i 1 . - 1 ' . , . ft ' I ti'H dav ui Jmf ins f r t e -ra l"ic nf h-snu' a re -t and i
were manoieu corpses, oy i ne e.xp oio u 1 1 e i c ustraetiug a Svoa ; rtter tfcsrwon. a. r.... w aier itaaal mtk
1'nni ri -
m;2
4 IT Main .treat. LoaisvilU. Ky.
J-irv Lind.'
.ir- inurniUK, 'ii one- ,.,,..,(,- , f,.,In.t. th- i,l..-snv- nini.M. on and
..Hier..- iim iinii I 1 f l., ...:. 1. 1 I... .fi- 1, I ..... i - ., n ....1 , niih., r . m. f
,., . . , , . ., w' li 1 "in i 11 ur nin ii. 11 o 1 c nii'j 1 11 iu, im , i.v ,u - , . ...-..-.....-,.,,. .
I ne rule or 1 tw Here vi uted is lanu - . , , r . teil. ft.... .... a I . .1 r. . . . ... I ,- . . . 11... u n . . . I
liftl. I I I'm, W1I.1 U IIIIIIKU tUIUU) IIUIII IIIC !Ullll I
11 I iiiaij. ta no power otth I'ltj pov-r Kirur to nil luwjcifi auu is triu j'it 11 1 1 v i.is- - 1 'Oltroit VTKIN NOTM'I"
ueo. u. topd. eta nrk.
T.tTi;.-A Hwcllti'ir lioase to rant, apply tr
C G h r . A 1 S ,
a l.l O.ll t. 11 . ...1 1 I ti i- HM. 1 tins
ej.ienu s.ifitry. t.tiu 11 et 1 i-yovt'riiiu. in , w uen j tossCQ pro unu con 111 reop. vs. tviieyä
the trOvernor, Judges, Marshals, and all ex-1 H II, 194, ey Meaan. WBlUiaf, O'C uaaat ec itlvc, judicial and ministerial offiir-rs are 1 and N . B. Blund the decision beitiL tgatBat
appointed by tho Pre-iient ofthe United prior deCiara'ions o! pi isoner. There was Mutes, und hold their o flic es during his pleas- here a transparent violttion of evidence ure. H ivv c'tn the supporters of this wrong i not a mere mistake. It p-rmilted the lather pretend that this is self-government! Tossy j tu calmly give illegal testimony, and then ao is the heighth ot absurdity, and the most ruled it out! The Court swore the co-iie-
prepoäterous humbug that was ever attempt- fend mt In the indictment for the prisoner ' dinpateh
S 1 Iii A 1 M 0 1 1 G c S .
ander dir.-ctioi of the City Fniriinv-r. in 11 da, afetr p-ib
!'! n of th- Orl.r: and in dpt.. n't thi rnf. the Marsh il is lire.:: 1 tu erf rtn t tid w nrk. and the rots and oxr-aas.s ac-
-minir therel y will ho a-esaod t" and collected by ale ot .-.id
I C III". IlnWP ,S Ml.lkPI' barSaparilla. oro...cl. tlereo(asayb..aecesary.tosatLfysailliea
" an
JOURNAL JOB OFFICE. We invite ihe nCoiaion of the public to our superior
f-cllitics for doing Jor Work of ill kinds with nentuess.
ai"t coot a.
It-, "i-di t of the C mmoa Cmncil. el-t
GBO. H Tnnn. Ti' v Clerk.
1)11. .1. . IU H II. Ileiitinl. B B l PLCti-1 I.Li ri -is h u uei i loim for rrofcall llaaal s-rvic s t" M.m-? Idrwarl and aetrii : and wnuid
I...I..I. I nl.n... ...... ft... . ,.... .f .U 11 ......
eJ to be palmed off on the credulity of man. ! a man incompetent from being a party to the cards. TTTaTtj aBi i.1.1. new.dtlii.on.. while are ITÜilTt l Äettj " 'tlur" m.'-a 'TS I. . l. .lät.l 1. ... I I J - . . i . . . -I. "
i lit- peopit? oi itforasi.il art tu ue tnxea wim- ; ; recoru, anu not merely oonoxiOUS to Il.e : wo have the lafat styles of T Borders, tic.. Ac, f.T out'heir icons-'iit, the r (lovernors are sent ! charge of interest. Moreover he was indict- j arorkiac up thisto t. tosuit.-my order. Wehaveinuse to tbem witl powers of veto, nnd are all de-' ed us an accessory. His principal being ac- v l-.UL r FATIi.T POWKU JOB PltKSS, pendsnt upon the powers at Washington for i quitted, he would also be cleared. Thus his ! b whlt1 wo r- enabled to do work cheap, fust and thiair n.. fP h i iafroa iT.iVarninont -..niirlr-' I i.il aaaaaa u-nc in La. naaw n ... Tl.. mmtrntmA I zood. We hnvc also ordered a
m .. W ... Y . W W . , . niuvil" I D U'l"..' i I ' .'lllllUIIJ V.tC7..l V...ft .- U I WW . A 'IV. ('I uuu
1 1 mon v
-Luid liv IViiitIui PinrPi. A Tn Thns 'unnw r. t t h t Mara tl , K,. n . .1 P. a A 1 l'..a I 1 I A 1 1 If A II JOU I nr.S
wa v.u. i... . . v . ft. v. . I ft v- J ........ I HL'UI ft oai Ü iinii, a to.i o. VJ IUCWII anu I I L II 1 1 I ft . . , j.r iu u aii. i -j ft , . for the execution or small atul ime work iu au eleirnit belter, and trie people know better. All the den cited the one vnrioos authorities the , r i,,. ,i!T.. ..., ,. . - -... . i- . Lfti , r , , I , . i , . .... manner. I hese. ith onr other tacilities und fine assort change which this bill makes from what is other a I irgo number ot authorities! It is a I , ..,, , . ..Kl ..-,..,,., u-,,.,...
t . . J - - TIS I . -ii alftajflti aalan hahnil I. fr.ini rlnhl f.. u'ri.nr n li. .In.... knr ., . . ft . . B - -
laugu- ana exposure. i no report will ap-; "--"-J ' ' " I"1 mwwy -oasa msaa not, ur uic l-J-,ct' ' also as lino a
pear officially in a few weeks, and it is hoped will receive that attention by Congress which the importance of the subject demands.
Lynch Law ir Arkansas. There has been a good deal of excitement in Crittenden county, in the above State. What the par
ticular ground of difficulty was, is not given ' accident, the girl was raving about the house, in the papers we have seen. A man named! " eVeeJeei as ever.
Abel seems to have made himself very ob
it renders that which is now Iree territory,
slave territory, and this has been accompliahed by Iree State votes. The Louisville Courier in noticing the fact of a little girl being ruu over by a wagon, thus happily concludes the item: Singular to relate, in two l ours after the
FOIHM YMAN RAWPB3ITBRB WAXTKO.-.I wi -ii to eaipli.y f rum 4 1 1 i rn-ftd jnur e)mm Csrpenters. to whnru I a nl 'V tl pi I r .lay and work leu hours. None
tut go .u wirkmeu neeil ap, ly. my. l-rwd it. IMS().
I I VER POOL BLOWN S.I.T.-2f bag. for talle use
Mi h: ,t I 'ed p r .-te . ni-r . I . J . Irahm- ft,rsnle
Tii pi.ati:.--:nfi imxt'i . X:
Kvansville Gaa Works.
l.lOboic Koollrr. I" tore
S M"KI. (IRK.
O ( U)IV1 "(,s- ,:I'.I'I--V'.S Sutrar cured Hams for jV.)J alo al ayBi) COOK'h Family Grocery. Fit 1. MI Ti ts. A full v.-.ri.'H- o 1ins direct from PBI1 idephla,la packarfs expressiv for family tue, (my4) COOK'S Family Groeeiy.
25
X Box KS new Cheese ree'd and for sale by
Wif3
J.dt W. KEILLY.
TO
tj 6 sett .to. I Muehines; S s.-tt Itaml Tools,
to i i ..nl:ic .n.
'ST RF.CF.IVKI
ß ftoro-pipe Formers; 1 J imir S'heara. ass'd sizes:
IS sett Hollow Punclie: 12 sett -olid Punches; Hi vet setts, aas'd ..: Settinr and Kivetinjr Hammers and Groviujr Tools. All i f the ah n nill be soldat aaanoletarra pricea. (my23) KAHCOf K BROS.
1V.1I
S. li. Oli.UKRl fti CO.. Svc. near
LOOK TO TIIK rSBT. OWE THtNO t AN IU. BOMB As WKI.L AS OTHERS. H.l HRT h ivnsjiist returned frun the Kast-ra eitios wo ill infirm la. .-la customers aad the citirens sea n ally , tilth- has in his Shoe Store, oa Main street, nearoi pn.ite the Krnnih Um one of the large!, tneat and be.t
POIieted stinks ol .Sea.nnaiic ana t' i i,ai I nmns sai
hV I" AS".'S Blacr. plainand fancy colored, juat ree'd W ater. I J. a,,j f,,r sae m reduced jirlces by
m-3
iX. ,lr I . i. . k..n.,-,li. htakk4aa . ,a .; 1.1 ,t l - .1 1 1 t , ... 1 . . . r -' ' r ' rougui w. inn cur. e-aiir.-.., , uro ".."
j oi ill uciclltlili'I W UltKe, I w " -w - i a an ,n ! Oaii-ra n' all th iditler -nt nil i. . ..r.trs- anl t.'hitd
0?" A small vessel was foun 1 capsized on
:or I'll venture to sav not one can be found RI I.im; muhim;
W in a reliable law book. Even a prosecution " there ie Id tho western cuntrj, and the orty one in
o.ust no'le pros s
hur, ultiia InrlU .. Bi.-.i, .,; HIT. KU I)L !K HOHR i reo s fin-Foots Misses' Uaitera and ahoes of all kiads, and
iia vi i . 1 1 s. . . i i 4 t p i v j j liv. es kiia i c i?t r v i i i .. i . . r i v --vwi I . - . i a i .. . ' I ii iah ' v im m .nt'ikr e.
jdenceand then jud -es a..vise the .uy that ' " ,0" ne""1 9 V V or m per, . h...i-. a ... ..oci.f v. iud .,: father. a.d T.yI . . J vm sri' ri'atiiM'triMv a ilii itpd from i l.r'i n I n.k nl l.n nt.ii
It isn t i-ate to COUVICt UllleSS lie IS Corrobora- .,.,. . . mkRi H ivxa ALS0-?1 dor fine French Calf-skins of different brands. ted! Further illustration is unnecessary.- I for Handbil... mn,! The Charge oil a trial which took a week does , executed and sent heme promptly, and charge, reason-: ÄÄI not OCCUpy a pageailda hail OUt of 170 in ' able. Sim-, all , which will lc ,id a cheap a- the c kaa pest, and the pamphlet. It is a blind and contused j TPPAawe hare reduced our jrlcee lately in manj Mtifttii''li'' 1-. firs, of zood aad experienced workmen charge. It does not begin to touch the defi- kinds of work, while the prices of material and labor J employed ia minufa.-f.r.irg which enaiie him to compete.
: mtion c f murder, aud is not so L'ood a one as have on UP- our l"rras f,,r Jo Wor- invariably !t7r wVof ,,e ko,.,'m .antaia.. caU andaee.
L. FI1 BKKMAÜ.
Main street. 1 door below Branch Hank.
SK I KT. Embroidered, just received and for sale t L. SILKE KM A IVB, ' I O Main street, I door below Branch Bank. TETT. Bleck SiTk.Just ree'd and for aale low at L L. SILBKRMAN'R my?3 Main street, 1 door below Branch Bank.
EUBBKOf ni:KFCoRrs. Underoleeves, Emb'd Hsndkenhiefs, Swiss Mull, Cambric F.lrlng audi Insertingf, for sale very low at L. SILBF.KM A5'R, myt3 Main street, 1 door below Branch Bank. CI'rVIfY B.tGS.-6,.50 in baleo and bundles ltt T store and for aale by GKO. FOSTER dt CO. mv-:2
! might tall from the merest tyro in the pro-
tavery lawyer who reads it w ill say
r i- . ii . l ! ...'.' . .... . n . i. k..,ft..,. .
L. l Kc JllcniUil v ilii wining on tue ootiuiii . J es 1011 indicalin.1 the names of those who had clunir ao
tj the wreck until hope and endurance both Third--The Course of Counsel
wer? exhausted. The following touching, Marshall 'did the bullying and did it well
words were a part of the writing.
"Whosoever finds this boat, J. Miller mis
CtMl ON DELIVERY OF WORK.
l-l t I I Mist 1 I U.K. l.OIA. POI IS AMI f'LKVEWe invite attention to the adt rtitement of Dr t'.t o- -,L A V ',V.'' A,fi" lfKYnli AU 2121 h--..,.-. Hweea-a Ü a . ffcw ft id iHrrctors of this (. on ; any. at their meeting on hcjtim Kxtr.ut orHydropip-r, which is sid lo bea tn- tnh ins-ant. r ... ., res lunon to the follow,. , pmwrV most ui eetual remedy for Hyspepsia. Scrofula, all .-km. That the tck Bo.ks rmaiu open until other. te ordered and alni 'Si all chronic iiiscase.i It comes well reemn- hy tko Boatd.
'mended by some of the flrsl t-iti n-n n.l nl.v.ii nt "Tht r.al -s'ate. lyins; wit'an tea miles of the line, or within ' i ,- u " '.. . Z
He cemmenced it early in the cause, he kept Ken turty -d fn m wh,twe hut e lenmedU'u ÄätiiJ
noxious to his neighbors, and a meeting had assembled at Sweetville to order him to leave the county. While R. P. Talley was addressing the crowd, Dr. Hewitt came up aud interfered, and, after some hostile demonstrations, was shot dead by Talley. The crowd soon after started for Abel's h ouse, but were met htr the women before thev reached it. who
k -lia-sia-i-AlBB- Thsirrsnn... ... 1 i s hed t o t h i a b ia t. H . S. B usli ti e 1 1 . Dirnn .---- er pursues vv nen tney Know certain
gr.nted, and they were notified that the house , Lee Ct"nty. "'noid-"i
would be cannonaded tho next morning (the! HTJ" Wesee that Mr. Atchison, one ofthe ci.ingat length before the Jury. The nress- have trte'' a,Te fil'.', to cur''' Hn 1 'ur physicians b'avu
. . r a l . a , . - , , v.l.- .vfti''i. nru n rea . w rr er no i untrer.
un .li-tl
H. J. HART.
STAMiEl HI. W IBM tl. ATTORNEY" AND COUNSELOR AT LAW OtSCHAI. I'Dl.l.r.i T1S6 AN klftt IStiTt AOBT. Office iu Bray's Block, over Post Office, yia-iy Eriiu,
TO rill. LABILK.
VirE have received, per Adam o Ce.'a Expi
v Plain Neapolitan Hair Bonneta. which we will
3 25 Bonneta
it up and he finished with it hnd the Court ZT. " .. J ' . T'"'lr'mmm' gPe accompaatss u ,,i the.oad .scompiered. - I sold with or without trimmine;. ortr.mined to order o
insi i'n .fo-'ii. i-iiij uibrir q.iti thi te reqtltr
ash sin- : .i l w t in such stock is r.aid out iu full at the tim
eaeb bott e. it is not a nostrum, and there is under the
much chance for it to be a humbug;
trial uoin tile amicted.
pi opi-k or . .ti Kmc !
ith
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K, . T .... - - -, - - - . -. o . . i . , i-wriicii ft. -rat-.. ilea, a .-.., ... I .. ... I : IT" f -. , . . . ... . .. '
mi- iclcivcu, nuuiu peinisi in ouertn it, re- anu man otiier crmpiainn, tha' all the remedies von
tpr, (a word illegible) intelligence to mv wife i'd not ceure it. The counsel even Mr. cireumstance, not , 1,100 and 4. dollars and fiftv" cents Cnttei.den-and it is a course no honorable , ,!"nk mdm
- - - - - v m. . a aa . mm, w v -T
nroDosed evidence was illsa.rs. 1 nd nmsU .. ' . no-sanas or you have suffered for l.ng years
r - e- " "v-. j.rii uiiiaoc rains, rieerous Sore
Thst tn i r o-nt e. ry uietv dsrs ill be required on all the skof tent notice. E I VV A R 1) FEG AN dt CO..
khsKi" : n:d w I in sucli stock is paid out iu full al tha time 1 rovlS First atreet ,.i.i.,..it th.- P... iisn-
of subscTi' n g. or he me dne. twelve r cent. p. r anaum will ' , .'
ne all i I u tne sum-, and wh-n raid in instalment, seven per isnt peruouum will be allowed mi such in.tal nents paid payable a above, my l-d4w J A M ES U RtÜNE. Seo'y. Qfanisni copy.)
. . . . .a . .
loth u.t.'i at 9 o'clock. The mob then went a'naiors irom Missouri nas sponen in ae- ea wunesnes to cnaracter as to particular' jl raaitj I -tsaoraiuS
to Marion od nrr.niA .net nrrtprAd T Ahl r Date ot the " i ii fa mous Missouri Compromise." ; facts whereas the law of character on direct " V'-l"-1 ,.ro aI1
k .. , , .mj . , . ! And this detestable sentiment wm received examination deals only in eeneralities mi tathnr.in. am nf ll...i-. tn l.nva tho .... ........ J m
w -- -- iv-. wtin applause an enactment witn wnicb trie county forthwith, and ten others to leave in names of Hnry Clay, Rufus King, U'm.
two days. I Pincknev. V m. Lowndes and Daniel Web
R. WIXTER'S
TNRIVALLED EXHIBITION OV
NOTICBo TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERNrTMiE aubvribers, being Inr the moment thrown out of X bu.lne-s and subjected to hi-iiv looses by the bnrninj: out of their Tobacco Store, do he'rebv ao iclt all those
owing !-1 n to in nk-imm .liate payineiit to tbem, at the
Fourth The Jury.
It seems inconsistent, perhaps, after as-
red and places within the reach i CII T..TI I C A I. DIOIt AJtAS. CHRIST Ala- i .1,' , A t?; Kra,uVr- on 'V-iD -r1-Ith-secophnnUi.ndniaketeii' . ,-.-F r(IVIa , HUORITIHIPI AP i wl hl. . , encmnU al Uie proper Üiur..-rithjov-for von hall be healed. ' IB WS, I miOJIATUOPLs, ftt,.t we kave he confidence in our customer., that thia call ,- ' i AT APOLLO HALL. 1 will tie at once responded to. PITTA 96 LINIMENT' ' For three aihu. Voaiay. Tuealav and Wednesday. Jone 5th. ,n lf O. SCHEKFFER dt .SCHBUDER.
itn and .th
Inter, are identified, to be denounced bv thi i erting that the evidence proved murder, or
Burr's Excharge. This new Restaurat , ouscure Western politician, as infamous! j at least 'manslaughter, to say that the Jury
Were they alive, how would those great men ouSni no- to be Mamed lor their verdict. Hut
cneve to hear the work of their hands de- I ,r,e Jll"e.e befogged them as to the law , and
vounr again. Da re wi
The great reme.lv ia the
MEXICAN Mi STANG LINIMENT
Important and extraoroinarv cures are dailv reported . ... ... i, ..., w.. . . . .. . r . . .
ui...., .....w wn us.li nreui-apiiointeii in tl envois. .-i-,n-.t .... .-,!--,... ki-t. r..- .-i..i-i .kill .n.d...
tTt , as huv ngb" 1MB- W iaform. th," ci.Tx7 a 'of Ev..,vin. th.t ho hu Q 1 ES Cheeae recM per U. S. Aid and tor aala by -!VJd" s . ,,1!" b.L1.. ZfJ1: I" to l.-rw4..-e U tne.r kind favor hi 4Ji & MUJT.
was opened on Tuesday, in a most magnificent style. The complimentary lunch which was set in the morning was every way worthy of the splendid establishment and its accomplished host. Mr. Burk is too well known in this community as a successful caterer to the public palate to require flattery at our hands. His success is certainly indicated by the superior manner in which he introduced his house to the peoole on Tuesday la-t.
ror w.ie ut Bvnr, rarniey & t.o., hvansville, Ind. of deliue-o. a. brilliancy of cob.r. and at tlie same time so JJSee advertisement in another column. ; tr e t n me. tnat it s-andi; unequalled oa this continent. I The cahibitica will commence with a series of Crrstalliae
Views, (tne flrst tiuie of their being exhibited in this city.)
NOTICE.
TALLOW CANDLE3 50 boxes in store, for sate at Cincinnati Factory prices by m IT S. K. tilLKKKT tit CO.. Syc. nsar Water.
nounced as iufamous by such autuority!
Lou. Cour. Charlestor, May 25.
The steamship Isabel arrived here this
ii ...'. T . - ... . . . . . i Which verre en-
-...-. .at iftiMxa-NT is truly a t eteura- , im ivs tinnvi.tciiTs riTiK sk a views
left them to take it from the defence of life . ..Vi " .k.;: ". n'?.r 10 alleviate Uumaa Wo aau-r..ut to mention ia aa aJverosemept.
o-.. . . . . . ouiiciiu 111.11 u; rem. uy ever aiscov-T' d. a craui disnlav of
AC.
After ahich.
VTAR C &NOLE3 3- whole, half aud quarter O hoxea, for sale bv m17 f? E. 4.1LBKRT & CO.. Sic. near Water.
T, . . . . . " " - j ' . uirrn i' 11. a grau 1 ciopiiv oi i hau v, o m .... ...n.l..l I... . I ...... . . . . a. n . : . . . t . . . 1 .... " r a .n . nr-
. ..vi -i-. .--iii iiiimu ov un onaietiuin; in- " ii" " u.ui w m rt neve the most severe ia WRiwsiRurM. T TVPD-r.T -dt r-rT BATT-M ba? for faMM of ,.e.8, .pecut,,, and cuunsil. 'ftS'i. ,.. yiTloTW" " 1 " LTi???001' BL??. MsflrraÄ' wmfmSJT "T,,,"e.T, M"le"!f 3Ssx2ra .1 -.gJewasw-i J --g .-, - Ward. He Was painted tO them SS a mild, B..r!;A?.T:. . ch.Bre.peci.iar to tho natural day. repre.eatinK nature ia all fJOI.D CIIU.
"r - i ....-. I,.. ,o i inoffensive, weak man.nH .,n tit,, tri.l nrx I If ... .ii a l,PP'' constar.tly on hand. ; iu brilliancy. . JUST RECEIVE!. AT BUTKOLri- ahortr,;:
InOrtlllliJ IV 1111 uaici iiui" a a . . is . .va me au . i .1 iui uji iiiiuue ui iiiti. JIIA VS lllr.UKAU,
ult doubt he looked 60. No Jury could resist or
The Island appeared very quiet, but the j "ch outside pressure
spies and detectives are very active.
The Cant. General has o-iven several din
Horses It is far superior to anv other rSHOV Re I saa wlaa tfaMWInlA t Mono
lawnng i-aiLecrs-:, onuses, Cuts, Scralehe. Old Sores - Sweiiinn. dec. r. TrP" Vn. ..i,. .... 1 ... t , .'
One word as to the prisoner, as he may be ! dr Co., lirugg sts, Evansviiie, ind. " '
tseeB iverusemeut in another column. ImhT-tf
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ILj- uur mend, air. Thos. Agar, of Ore- places g eat confidence in the aid of France fon, has our thanks for his attentions in in lhe event of a collision with the United I A V . .
tending us late papers from that territory. ! I A ttm 11 1 Sit ft In K . I I .. n.. I n i n
-- II fc wvlt U t 1 1 wnS OIII1UUIJ--U Hi laac
We hope he receives the Journal in return as
partial rrrip rocstion
viewed from his ow n testimony. He went -"-'aeui mmiuiner column. mh
ner parties to the French Commodore, and armed against his precepter and his friend, rrs
and snot nim down as he would a doe, when ; Powdered and k, wün; n SR mZ on he made an attempt with a si ght blow to re for1 b (maD s E- -'--BERr i co.. s,c. i earWaur.
sent an insult. The cord of chivalry would I"11",1 six cigars - boesi o n - have said. "Give him a chance for his life." V "N-l' 8- E- GILK'
If there is anything good about duelling it is
the manliness of allowing your advsrsary
COt RT OK BABI LON.
Nirbt view. , howing the feast f Belshaitar. aVV Doors open at S o'clock, to oommeace at X licketa 25 cents only; children nader 12 years of airs 15 seats. Dj JO
place. All the French and English officers
wer invueo. to te present.
. choice qnality.
RT & CO..
Sye. near W"ater.
X7 E have Just received a fine lot of Gold Vest Chaina V of beautiful etvles. Also a lot of Gold Hunting ; Lockets, to which we invi'e the attention of Ihose wish, ing topurchare. We will sell cheap, tnd no Htnise i b ial it my!7
BOO I L I R V . ftSXi Chisksna aa a few tine Turkeys received
a
Hacratatr fifths FvBnavill Ca f Kt r1-..-. .-a anS 1 O.I
. j "i'. . jui.mhi . an w'.i i . . .
rnkort oaen ' r ta'rtw 4Mn from this date, toe th. .,.v-i- I 1 sale D
IVOTICK. araOOES are now opened at the Office of John J rh.-i..
Ir SecreUrv ofthe Evansville Gss Lirht Comnanr and wiii
tins day at (nvy2)
'.DÖZ Grain Cradles;
(mj-41
COOK'S Family Grocery.
30 doz Snaths, ree'd nnd for SAMUEL ORR.
au W 0KS(i -75 N,"s' qlitT..hi. day the IW -larialnby s B 3ILBERT & (
reeeir-
CO..
Syc. new Water.
tion of S.O Otn additional Stock of said Cmnrnny. ordered by . a WS. eon.-ral nsaorlmt-nt the Director thereof, in couXormity to law. on ihn 4tli dav of f -1 1 -- W, ' . , J. V . T 1? ui March. 1854. Atteat: JoU.N J . C H A N I) I K R. i VJT kt d Gingham Lawns to be had at HI myiO-lm 8owotary. myö Corner Main and Sect
Hi'J! .A OATS.-A fresh .rtpplv of oaoh a f f LRC RfcaT Cattdles for are bv the box or Ih at mat r.iwlft.n m,d ... .... ,.- .- . . I 1 1 it .... " . ., ..
'. . " ft. l B-w .. t! Q
of Ginghams
HUGHEb",
ocd ttreeU.
äeed 3tor.
ren Ttppiv 01 aaeü a ,- r T,RC vtsr ' aeoies tot aro ov inn noi or 1- at w Western Feed aa-i Ai-(j ar, T. BACON os CO. 'S familj Grocery. T- G R AMT CO.
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