Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 7, Number 50, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 26 June 1854 — Page 2
DAILY JOURNAL.
A Recomxnsadatery Card
Probably sfter the friendly intrusion of
Slavery In Kanzai. It appeers that the unlimited confidence
one Joseph P. Giesen into matters not con- expressed by some Northern Nebraska pa- ... . - i j ii!. i : I . that bv no noaaibilit. r an Nebraska or
ti?biq np Ki-RcrRiPTinx nct(d wi n nit own penonai or ruonc oun- r r
l,"JL''a; nest, and the social disposition he hss msni-j Kansas become slave Territories and uhi-Ti.xc-jri ift-,n.i Tt11V''. '!''.'.".. 4 00 , .., : . . 4.i :-.-.i matelv slave Slatea.hfa not exactly a aecure
weakly Journal ... . . . .. .. r..nMt!r The. have made thia a stroncr
inn an introduction oi ine rrent eman o - . --- - &
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CwcmitTi As i HCT- Meaar. PaSTU 4 Moi-sot Mirth MM. between Vina and Waluat, Cincinnati, era jtaorzud agent for the transaction of baatnea for lb. KvansTilla Journal. T be Dai iy Jouruul will b found Oa Bleln Utetr ofSca, mad advertise meats and auUacnp-
i are respectfully solicited tbrougo them.
ird of recommendation, argument wfth which to quiet the feelings of it out o the party, simply because it will not
Hooeit Opl nlona. The Lsfayette Courier, edited by W. R.
Win- J I L.r... .atrl nle a -a I 1 Tl OPI. 4 M 4 Tl H .
AMIS, ana s we nave , Know 11 Men by äesa -'resents. Thst tha Me.ieaa U -.-...-U n.mnpatiA BIMf. CAB I "l Liuimeot it B.lin ior er.ry Vt ouad. ft ura for Rheo-
ouwo ii ainuu-ii vwwnrv , r I matiun. NnTl(ii. Lumoaro Sciatea Salt Rheum. Tter.
thana Bab. 1 la. Iii. a - m nf itrt COrrUDt i ." SclUa Head. Ci ltd Hr-Mt for ipple. Sore Shins not be whipped II like some 01 us corrupt BorB1 ctJd. n.-. Uont s... JoillU 1,,.. rt. .c.'..
t...ai .,.; tho Nebraska ineas- 1 MJfHM SP.. -' Sweney. Sotes. Srratrhrs.
vUvt UIVI ai KB, a W ouoimiii tire. These cotemporaries have tried to run
nur friend, with 8 CS
might not be out of the way. It is true, no- those who witnessed witn indignation me pas. thing could induce us to pay further atten-1 "ge of a law, which is calculated to extend t on to his writings than we have already I -lite territory where it had been forever done, and spologixed too for so doing, but it j prohibited by another law, agreed upon by
MONDAY MORNING..:::.::.:-.:JUNE 2. eemg t0 u$ that before be retires into the the North and aoutn a spim 01 connuence. obscurity from which he so lately emerged,. It n.ay now be perceired, that the people of TU Enquirer and aftae Adm. le rstiloa. ... . . . ZZ .vornl Southern States are rnakint. everv
a no n t i narima n. u n vui ui a i; it rr- - . . .
accuses us j-w
t I 1 V OF EVASVILLL
NAIRN t CO., AGEi-TSi Arotxnn t tbk stats ok habtlajtv. FOR THE SALS OF TICKETS 121 ( ?lAKYLDVI 4Ti: LOTTI RkES Pa mm' Prizt Ommrantetd by tkt State. TUB fülle a-iag diatnbatitfft af Pmn will taka plaaa tkta oath, aaacr tba diraetiaa ef tba Stat o( Mkrylaad. rapcrintaaded the Commiaaioatr ot Lotteries, tltctad by tba
ptopie. rari lor iirtrts in meat m prumpi aad rar-
fttftt IBIBM-
Poll Eil. Hard Lumps or Tumors, aad mil kiad ot Paini or ,ul attsatiaa. A fall rxpUnauae at the dra i
laflamm itioas. in mn or beast. Sao ad rartiscmcat ia aaolbcr column . s?-tf
n VI DKss t TRKD! rnieraovi'a American Hair Reatorattve, for Reato
Tiiif ue tin' r on Uvada not- m t i.v u . aau to pravrai t
play the same dirty part with themselves.
But the Coueier says its subscription list is ,.M;XV
... . a J ..A.i.a in Surfeurs qt I'Sianrta sod will statin ths irtl of a ducfm'nj improving, which must be very discouraging pauie. Mtkoasaods who t.a. aed wtn testify. srcr.a; ! , ., n u r thll. ,t ahs-of th Afeata. tiT,ag full particulars. Pric I ia
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diatelv it ta avar. aad the frit Atuaay ruaiiued by d-ali at othrrwie. aaerderatf. U careful to direct to the Afraats. C. NAIRN A CO . Baltimore. M4.
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The Enauirer uf Saturday
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Of endorsing the New York True National memorancer to mm, u.ai n. ssasa ruwucu ni.Democrat, the administration organ, and the -elf ogainst at least one decent and apprecionly accredited one in that city. He ssys it tirg man while realizing his newspaperato1s a "Know-Nothing" organ, and a "dyed-, rial ambition. n.the-wool nit-irer oraran." At the beginnin we inaisted, from the
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effort at Kanzas, it being their nesreat neighbor, to secure slavery as its prominent institution. The St. Louis papers especielly k.fo rrntainH nntirpa of nifetitlP held in
, . . P'e are with us, and will sustain us d.ffcrent portion, of Missouri, having for their JJ, lQ ' ,clieme
to its troubled brethren, lue courier inu ( ,rfe t jt,
speaks of public opinion, dec. It does not seem to think that quite all the Democratic party of Indiana intend bowing to the dicta
tion of the late convention
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I attention uf He busine-ü mea ot briiiaeille t the Iscilities af forded ' r this lone aatabliahed and widely cilrnlatcd nswspa
The wire-workint? nartv politicians the
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Onr neighbor's candor in msking this con- true and virtuous indignat ion of this gentle- HT"" "TT T" r .ucrep root mine nenr.a 01 me PrUnr neignoor S canaor in , a. a. law-holHra with the r neproea. to settle d b nf all nnrfip an. thv arP not to
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Ticken 88: Halves 8. Qaartrr 82; Eijhths Si.
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Kanzas.
been prompted by a commendable sense of
honesty. But he goes further, and saya that the Dem
The preamble of the Westport Resolutions
thus introduces them :
fession su passes our most hopeful expecta- man, and his disgusting flsttery of the people tions of him. We only charged that paper of Pike county, and without knowing anywith being a rabid "Know-Nothing" organ, thing of him aaide from his first article, that and that the administration endorsed it this he must be some office-holder or office-seeker, we did by wsy of repelling the Enquirer's snd a most arrent demagogue in a small eharge that Kooar-Nothingism was the off-! way. A little inquiry, or rather volunteered anrinsr of the Whip nartv. Tha Enauirer'a ! information, haa nroven our remnrk correct.
full admission of the truth of our proposition. 1 He is not onlv an office-seeker, but one of the i ' dome t0 lvery
a shows that it has, at least once in its life meanest stripe one who stands readjr at any
lim In An mm K fii dnna rhnnira hia nartv
.mw .w ww " iiv wjww wewai - ai " r J , ... ... .a .. . , ä That having heard of organizations in the and politic, for office. He is also an office- N(mhern SuM hnvjng . their objict lh, holder, and exceedingly desirous of continu- j colonization of the new territories with E st-
eere ia an abolition, dyed-in-the-wool nigger ing one so distressingly desirous in.eed em anti Foreign paupers, in order to deter organ the organ of the SoftaofNew Yo'k,' that he forgets his position and the decency Slave emigration from the Southern States, . a, ... ... a . l ,. ...I . ,n i and beinsr resolved to aeek fortune in Kanzas sVc.,(tc. Now, we did not expect that Mr. which it should claim, to stoop to low in- - . , ,',,,' Y . r and to take with them all their property of Hall would admit that the only accredited j tr.gue and petty maneuvering to aecure a twrydefCripltorlt n(j being determined to hold administration organ in New York city, pos-, re-election. And that he is a demagogue, ' anj ei-j )j it by peace or orc,
oased all theae celicious and sweet-scented j though a shsllow one, we need no better evi- Resolved, That we will carry with us into
attributea.
at the aame time ia receiving mere govern
stituted orgsn of tho people of Pike county, j t0 do so peacefully, snd deprecste any neces-
and aa though their character and repute ; sity for resorting to violence in support of
lion snd interest had received a tenible blow, our jut snd lawful r-ghts; yet, (in no spirit
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Maia strest, 1 door below Braaeb Bank.
a: r KoM r W.at. ' ouiiieu nor uouirht, to so u oiina, merely ior .. rhMt Ch,.ic imperial
l'Ms. if. 6- Hdrnri, a tJ i. man' luat for of- I I2 Caddia. Ea.ra Fia. Imrial;
n,rf unit I 1 1 I a r ä T i ! a It f O I t IF W H tm H f 1 II S M
pu.a u..u am-amaaaaiamaei .-- , of the spirit with which these men are going to work. Our opinion now is, that Nebraska will ever remain free territory, but Kanzaa
4 Hues do do;
2 Chat Choice Gunpowder; 12 Caddies tint Fiaa Qui. powder; 4 Boxes da do 4 do do Young Hyson;
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But it is nevertheless true, snd dence thsn the impudence with which he has j ' n-sas, every .pecie-
I f . f , if vl uiuuciUi innuuniy ' ' i .1 , a.iu tint w thrust himself before the pub ic, a se f-con-! a. r., . .a. . ' ivi h.i .1 and til,iv I it -amy: hat U'S I PKirP
fice, or to cruah some other man' aspirations. The moral, religious and virtuous sentiment ot the people is instinctively opposed to a
measure tha' has broken down the only bar- ' jat racaircd at
rier against the spread ot slavery exiaiing ekd. lo.ono bush Bran; 500 bnh Shorts;
among the archived of the nation. IMT- im bash oau; aaa. . ... .... J e28
ine people win never sanction me courae , ujXlTl .U JÜW LlOiHf fill" Tiaym
Ol llior ? uniaitniUI servan'S WHO VOiea ior ; JSJ. 50 box Ciiaraaad tranaa. a meaeu.e. Mark the prediction. Print it in i WL'KliRlRft. indeliüle colors, and past it up in some con- alu wTuia'TLni'rVwi apiruous place for future reference. uii Eitra r asaaty Boston Soap; The northern men or most of tnem. who! imtmm j
base their hopes of popularity upon the Ne-1 oMEtimsspo am hu'w.yTi.n b..e tbroneh th braska measure have irone to Congreas for f5 !-,-y- fVln'iti SJ&lWlLlZ:
anil in tlkp tiitliflipm nil fhpir nronirtv of'he last time, until they repent and bring ! ha foaac hU ay without trouil. Thesaaae Us to b had at and to take with them all their property at -t' mn.J IP, ; their sra. w hire th.. .r, ..a .shib.t.oa. together w.ta all
v. aw, .....v mmwwm v Kv - - r..,.-- tort aad dcacriptiou or Mavesfl ol ta bsi quaiitr aaa al hacka and party eucklings denounce the make, a, the ioa.t Prie-Al1TIER ft MARConsier. Courier a8 much Hit they pleaselet Bill' 2l Waia rcet. between First sua tejaWBl atreets. Brown "shake hia head" al our course, to his I Kn-rit tt
tins meihoO o' notifying Iba holder af aifCouaty Order.
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men t patronage than all the rest of the Democratic papera in the city. Our neighbor knowa full well the history of this paper.He knotva that it sprung into political existence and political favor under the auspices of the government, as the orgsn snd defender of the hordes of'Sorts,M vsgabond customhouse and other government office-holders in the city, appointed by Pierce and Guthrie. The Enquirer does not venture a word of denial that the True National Democrat, it the organ ef the administration and its appointees in New York. If it does, will it please tell us what Democratic paper in New York is the oracle of the government? Or will our neighbor make the humilisting confession that the President has no newspaper organ in New York at all? Mr. Hall attempta to parry oar blowa by introducing Horace Greely and the Tribune
aa "The great American oracle of Whi" gery." Now this subterfuge won't do, Mr. Hall. You know that the Tribune is not the oracle of Whiggery, nor has it been for years, in either State or National politics. It was a bitter opposer of President Fillmore's administration, and h lh" once declared the Whig party dissolved. There exists no parallel between the positions of the Tri bu no and the True National Democrat. The Tribune has long since been repudiated aa the oracle of the Whig party, and could by no possibility be considered the oracle of a party to which it denies existence. Whereas the True National Demo
crat waa conceived and established by the
highest official Democratic power and authority in the Ui.ion, and ia supported in the great American metropolis as the government's especial organ. Its sentiments are necessarily the aentimentaof the administration, ao long aa it endorses them. If the True National Democrat is a Know-Nothing, "Soft and wool-dyed nigger organ," what then must be tho character of iia god-father, the President, and its affectionate administration nuraea and supportera. If the stream possesses all the atale qualities which our neighbor attributea to it, the character of ita eource is at once demonstrated. Mr. Hall says he "understands there ia a
lodge of "Know-Nothings" already organized here, and doubta not th it the editor of the Journal belong." Thia libel upon us, the editor of the Enquirer knows to be a wilful and malicioua accusation, and we leave it where it emanated.
boiling over with a righteous indignation, snd literally bursting with admiration of the immaculate virtue of everybody who haa a vote in Pike county! We are perfectly well aware, at the same time, that he is so much a tool, as to be unable to act on thia or any matter without the consent and app.obation of the two or three persons who lead him by the noae, and against whose wishes or inclinations he would no more dare to venture, thsn he would to speak an honest political sentiment contrary to that held by hia masters. Now this gentleman was no longer sgo
than 1844, one of the noisiest Whigs in Pike,
county. He waa a member too of the Clay
Glee Club, and sung songs, and hurrahed, an i no doubt drank hard cider, and mask? a himself unusually conspicuous. Wsfkielieve he had a good Whig aongof hia own, which he took great delight in singing at different gatherings of the faithful. But he couldn't get office and there wss the rub. So, the Democrats having the majority in Pike, about 1846 he turned a Somerset in the best office seeking style, and wss ran for county auditor and elected by the aame Democratic r jters he had formerly taken such delight in abusing. He waa re-elected, and now seems to think that he has a life-tenure on the office, for he is working to secure his re-election again, slthough there are plenty of good
Democrata in the countv who would make
quite as respectsble auditors, and to whom no doubt the offico would be acceptable. Knowing that his popularity ia rapidly on the decrease with his own party, w ho are probably unwilling to keep him in office for life as a public pensioner, he hss with the consent of his owners leaped 'into the arena to fight the hattle of Pike county when nobody waa threatening it! If he had cared the valje of
a copper cent about errors in an ertiele of ours, or thought they might injure hia fellow ciizens if left uncorrected, he would, feeling tiimself Pike county embodied, have addressed us a letter pointing out the errors, and correcting them through the same channel
they were issued. But no! That was not his object. His objects were to make political capital for himaelf to have the eyes of the people of Pike turned in admiration on him to assist his ebbing popularity in again
of bravado and with the strongest wish for peace) apprehensive of interference with our private and domestic concerns by certain organized bands who are to be r recipil.- ted upon bW, we notify all auch, that our pu-pose is firm, to enj y all our rights, and to meet with the luat argument all whoahall iu any way infringe upon tliem. Resolved, That we recomrnrnd to our fellow-citizens of Missouri snd Arkansss, more especially of the border counties, to orgatiiz', with these ends in view; and to et:h and every man who feels an interest in the de-
tiny of the future State of Kanz is; to be on
the slcrt that we may avail ourselves of th great advantages which contiguity of the new territory at once gives to u, and entitles us, in moulding the covernment snd institutions of the future State in accordance with those of our own, and thus guarantee for the future a good neighbor and a firm friend, united to us by the bond of interest.
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hearl'a Content, SO lone BS we have the Con- rSrHE aaderagaed. Treasurer ol Vaderurgh county, takes - "... ... . I tiii met ItoO o1 notifyma tl.e holuer f ad County Order, i
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.ong as we Know tne peop.e are w.ui us, anu , , .jM .aüVdraa
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n am lean a t t rticcatc or ." whole tickeu for 8-1 2? quartar uskeu for t 25 half 150 1 25 eighth ST ta orlerlag Tieksu. select tb Lottery, name the Haa aad
sate, enuoee tne money (uimg po tage eta mp inateau of aileer)
for us, we have no tears of the future.
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JOHN WAl.SH. Traa. V. C. Evaajrille. Jar2'. I8l. e2-lrfeTw.
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Sl'tJAR S hhda Fair to Str.cüy Choice aad Clarified. . nc u aaid for aale low lv i.U . K. GILilERT A CO.. Syc. near WaUr.
Railroad Celebration. We have received an invitation from the appropriate Committee, to attend a Publie Dinner to be given at New Albany next Fourth of July, in commemmoration of the connection between New Albany and Michigan City by a continuoua line of railway. A very general invitation haa been given,and a iar'e crowd is anticipated. We have no doubt the Celebration will be an honor to the great enterprise it is intended to commemorate and to the city in which it will be held. It would certainly afford us sincere pleasure to be able to attend. We hope Evansville will be well represented on the ocsasion.
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Ballroadfroau Eranaaills to Fart Wafue. Our prospects are now very fair for having a apeedy connection by railroad with the Upper Wabaah at Fort Wayne. Our own road
a is r pidiy advancing towarda Crawfordsville. In a few months it will have reached Terre Haute. We learn from the Lafsyette Courier, that a large amount of work has already been done from Crawfordsville toward Frank-
Brioht vs. Pettit. The Washington correspondent of the Philsdelphia North American and United States Gazette say: "There has been a general return of the absentees. Among others whose non-attendance haa been noticed, Mr. Bright, ot assli, ana, has returned from a pilgrimsge among his constituents. He says the case of his collesgue is desperate. He thinks he might possibly, with judicious pilotage, have weathered Nebraska, but his denunciation of the sacred Democratic maxim of the Declaration of Independence," as "self evident l:es,M has done his business. To the same effect ia the testimony ot the anti-Nebraska leader
in the House, Mr. Mace. Mr
Thursday's I'rorrt dl SVash!!gto, June 22
Sekate. Mr. Rockwell presented u me- ' i Mll PH K Kl ios.-20 bates n Battel f 1.900 persons, principally of Bos- 2Hu"- ,0""&.'. GILDbRT & CO.. Sya. fun. aaitiiiathp irnmertlMtP rpnpiil nf ilia feaarL. '
,i,v." i.u, ua ai,i tiTsa TO nvii.ROin ( oxtr actors a.d othrrr. ! tue Live law. He said the signers were . rr--,.-,, .TvTi.ma.tBawai
persotM of all professions and occupations, fewfl-Vr'i iu, trior n.ie for Raiims.i m ..A 1 - aiiB a I 1 I I a:. 1 luraiiia.a C.n I t,g purpose, tc . of m own manufacture
anu iiiisaiiy pilsull. urrn u:a M-atJU iM i ,u . -Ult uurtlier. . contautlv on han I. for aal-
to si pport the compromise 01 1850. They are now induced to snk a repesl of the fugitive slave law becuuse of the repeal of the Miasou'i compromiac. A motion was made to refer it to the judiciary committee. Mr. Dixon said that he and they desired to behead that motion, and he moved to poetpone it until to .norruw. Agreed to. Mr. Clayton presented the proceedings of the meeting in Delsware, remonstrating against any treaty or other measure for a reciprocal trade in proceedings. Mr. Mason reported a bill allowing the Orange and Alexandria rnilroad company to construct a lemporsry railroad over the long bridge and through Washington City to connect with the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. Mr. St ward reported a bill authorizing the Postmaster General (a contract for a term not exceeding five yeara, for a sum not exceeding a hslf million, for carrying monthly mails in first class Rtettmers from San Francisco, via Ssndwich Islands nnd Jupan, to Shanghai in China nnd back, all excess of money so appropriated, over postages receiv
ed, to be paid out ot the Treasury. The insane land bill veto was taken up. Mr. Bell concluded hi spech commenced yeaterday in support of the bill, when the Senate adjourned. 1 1 as 11 f -at - L.
nuusi .nr. nuunioii, iroin trie torn in ' t- I ICOTIfR
tee on wavna-d means, reoorted a bill to en-' Wns. LlWTl HUWaBO harinr pnri-hased onr
, . , I Vhirf w wiih tn r-trn nr .1 nnVa tor the It' era! able the President to eorry into elTect 1 he 1 patron. int.H t.pn as hitherto, and as att for a coatiauCadsden treaty, appropriating ten millions 1 M,7;,7;. saa.
ty nH State, and t arita oar addreu plainly Pnaea. dia'u or flank Xntes oa aay s .treat Bank. racrid ia payment. Be carelul to direct o jeSl C. NAIRN Jc CO . Ilalumvra. Nd. CLERK'S OFFICK, 61 PR KM K Ol RT. TJINK Tn. 1854 ItE Snprems Court haa direcUd ass ta pulliah ths tallowing statement aad rales.
hat thrr are aow pending unu mitt'-d ntarlr aro raa
RIO 4'OFKKE. IdO hag. rhoi.-e for aal at lowest markst I soma of theo, hav beeartaadiag thua ob Uta decket 16 ar 17 aaaaaabf yeara.
-4t a. r. uii.imui a 10.. sir. near 11 atsr.
The rule ml to rermit anlimissinn with lese to file brief I-
isty aay ia louad to operate iniarloaaly ia too maay ia tauee w hea th period haa elapsed, the ease stud sal-miMaS without brief.
the tlth rul is also fetiad bn ha preiadicisl to ths bast
l-e-n taken out an4
nf court and th sal'ty of records: as uader it. record haaa
a.
ad lnt.
;n t f r mouth., and eeea i ear . Thera
nr.- 2oo record aow ia that situattoa maay ot them it is fwar-
I lot. To remedy these criUthe follnwinc mir har beea dortd:
All case u battled uader tha rule gieiag leave aa 81a a l.nef r 6 dayaal.all a Land disusiased. it th brief ia aot Sled with the clerk within that time. On the call of the doeket at each term, erery ens filed aaa year prior m ths first day af auch term aad not (absaitted shall b dismissed at the nnt of th psrtv bringing th ras u a aalts upon i !i null ths eaaaa it submitud oa primed brief. The Slt rut, allowing eaases to be 1 n i ttrd with U ta fi o brief ia 4i day, i hereby modified ea to apele oaly ta canses filed within 30 iys prior to the Urst day of ta term.
a first day a' tba
the time
MOI whole and hall M Is lest quality o' Sogarhonse. Recoiled. Reknrd and I'lantatioa. ia eboic osk and cypra enopTg at aale law by 2 8 B fJlLUKRT m CO.. Syt. near Wator.
I'll 14'KN RKniCM). WE wi'l sell the residue of our stock of Spring aad Summer Mantillas at Iba roat o the material. To thoa wial.ing to purchase, we oflrr iadaeemeata. aa our (took haa Leo a increased in lbs last few dsvs EDWARD KEOAN & CO.. e22 First street, oppo.it ths Post OSes.
IJSf, OCR. 50 Mab MsyaTille. wsrrat-rl g-od. receieed per C. .1 boat John E. 'Taylor, and far aal- by e22 OttO. KOSTRR & CO.
H V -VbsUa No. 1 Timnthr snd ?i Lai slightly damas id. reoeired pr Canal boat Indiana and for sale by ,2 i.lCO. ri'STSR CO.
fOTfi A.D O VTfe ia lou to aafA. for sale by ,21 OVO FoSTr-Rro.
s
ill Vtilt I'l t i l II -rmi f Hirds and siin'T S-wine -
dir. f..r.le by -22 A.C. PISHEK
M';HI'li, Cry'ngsnJ Moving l?ya. Wai and Ki ' Doll
aa A Ul iJüt tJ
2l
A. C. PfSHEE.
Referred to the Commit Ce I tht w enatino- ne Commission and ..rwar-im business aa w-waaaaaaasfc aa- s . . a 1 . ST" WT V . - I . 1 . . aa
. - , . . , . - j . brrptntore. r ii.to rraa-n ample nar. -.. .t On tne Whole rStSte Of the Union. the R.r, nnd Kaeiag our Canal and oihirWsr. house a hreMr. Olds, from the committee on Post of '- w do 'ot h"Ut in,ur "li,r,eti" H fires, reported S bill tO amend the POSt fine We"er,.tlnie to mike liberal sdrners on all property 00Bl 1 , 1 S'raed to us for sal nrhipmntu our corresi-oadenU. and law, charging three cents on single letters ,,ii promptly tin an order seat aa us f..r the purehsse of for anV distance linder 3 nOfl miloe nvmr that ' S'od or ihr pro J nee of th eona'rT. hariag ample facilities to ior any uisia.lt C unurr d.UUU miles, over that 1 1 L.l! r,rf, the best adv-nue for our correspondent.
distance ten C nts; OCeSIl postage five Cents i Office, a formerly, uader tho T lr;.ih in.ee
Mnii.r 1 Ann m . i . . .a... -- i'
fuel o,Ws .11. ice, n . . VS ir;t. ICUII I1VCI l II ii I
JOHN 3. MITCUELL k SON.
distance. Drop letters and advertised letters one cent additional. Deferred till tomorrow. The House went into committee on the general appropriation bill.
wt ' Kit S. 5f D-rni Wils ree'd this dy and for a1a by V Sat JAd. LOW A CO.. 417 Maia St.. Lou.. Ky. gfHK-S MÜIV, ammon Board aad ConTersa'ioa Csrdi,
wy tor ssls i y
e22
A. C. rt'SHEK.
A PPOISTMEIITS TOR THE N EW TeRRITO-
Mace is a i ries. It is being ssid aruund the Washing-
professing Methodist, and with the fervid ! tnn bote Is that the President has before him qusintnessof his sect, he hss declsred, after j "l ,hree hu"dred ppl'cationa for
inu iiiiiirs in nie new 1 rrruuries ui .seoiaaKa and Ksnzis, and more "documents" coming!
There are but fourteen offices to be filled, or
a A 1 1 fVA 11 1 b v nl Ära ti An r f tka A a sa sasi I sa aa al 1
WIVIIV OApiOl BlIUII vi IIIUOl UvlCI IlllllvU
reaching the full tide-to aecure to himself . Democr.tic Dj.trict,, that Pettit miirht as
the sympathy of hia party, aa being the per-1 w. QOpd !o be M?ed wilhout gr,ce ag t0 about twenty-five applicants for each office--
secutea ot me Xavansvu.e journa., .no mm ; return the Senate after his recent
tomske thoee unite upon him, who are not
Ki nOt-R, Uora. Ieory. Shall and Metalic Comb, for sale I,, e22 A 0. PUSHBB. HIR. Cloth'. Tooth. BaSL Comb and She nmshea. for sal by 22 A. C. PUSHER. GL4H4. Chin Plaster. Whit and Commoa MsrMas. for U by til A. C. PUSHES. gf BflTalti pieces Ms). 1 rfcerk.: w piere No. I L.nlsay Cheeks. :in nicees No 2 So i t: Ttt' thi dae aad 'or sale ty 22 JAS. LOW ti CO . 417 Maia st.. Loa.. Ky. CtAftRIMKRK. 4 pieces blick Cassmsr ree'd thi day ' aad lor sale y 21 JAS. LOW & 00.. 417 Mala St.. Loa.. Ky.
After suhmiss-on the pai ri .hall net be nermitfd ta
out of the bands of ths J dae to whom they sre altettad: bat
either pa.ty may have a eopy of tha record, or aay part af it. from the rferk upoa th parmeataf proper 'aaa. lh I Uh rule is reeiaded; aad th clerk is dirawted ta keep th record-tn permit iaspectioa of thm ia hi elf c. ar aa pavmrnt of proper fee to furnish copies. (tie ordered by th court that record properly bei engl ag ta tb Clrk' I'Sm be returned, to tha cuatedy of in Clerk I tba Supreme Court ia 50 day j!9 dbwtf U M. B. BEACH. Cl b Sap. Csurt. 8a!ATTIiKT. I aaaa bias Satiart ree d tals Say aad far 3 l ny JS. LOW t CO.. 417 Maia St.. Loa.. Ky. Sil KKTIMe .-5 bale 5 4 browa Sbeatiaw: 2 cases t 4 blea'd do; ree'd thi Say aad 'or isle by JAS. LuW a CO., 417 Maia st.. Loo.. Kv. SB) JK r'N. 1 case super Sbamokia Hot Jeaa ree'd thi gay aad for sal by JAS. LOW A CO.. e20 417 Maia street. LuisiU. Ky. FA l.l. GOOD. RCR.MiTT dk LIMVILI.R, mjO. 11 WAKKKN aTREKr. NaW luKK. ARR NOW ia rec-ieing, i ad have constantly oa haad. a larse aad 4 -sirabla saortment of Whit- Ood. Linea. Laae. Esabrsidaria. Hoiiery. Ulores sad Fancy Good; (elected with car at the lowest arkt price, to whivh th attention af th. trad la iBTttad. e22-dlmwasa A. KCICTZ, WIIOI l ll.R M KK! II.I OFi:CTIOM3t and ktanufa-turar ol all kind of Caadia. Cakes. Cardials, rresereo. Jellies, it.. die . First strset. betassa Mala and Locust trr s. Keaasrille. lad. SasfOrdir from fsmili.i or prieata parties far srtialas la his Ita of bu'inea stt. nHed to st thesh rteat notire. Bsf-Aa ICECREAM SALOON i fitted np ia ths beat tri .arsW-äl IIIIRTV-TWO V4IXABLKI.OTS FOR SALB IN I.AMA-4'O AT AlCTMI.V rW1IHRTV-Tv o raluabl I. ts ia Mock 29. ia Lassaass. JL near tha res deaee al Hon. John Law. will be sold aa auctioa. at ihs Court lions door ia Eraairill. oa Saturday. July I t. I8.SI. Must of thasa Lot fron on 2d aad Sd armor, aad ar (am of the most dreirabl Lots in Lamas oo for residence A plat of th- same may be see a by calling on Wheeler a Kobmtos. eorner Maia aad First streeu. Krause .11 TERMS. Una-fourth cash, aad balaaca la aaa two aad three ve m wubiote. est. I lUe perfect. JOHN Kit KIT ii U in n tu K..i !... alS-lsrd C'OPARTXKRSHIP. TTAVE tbisdsy sssoeiated with ma. a the Forwardiag aad Commission bnsinesa. Robert S. Howard. Tha bc-iaea will i. hersafter conducted under lbs nam, styl aad firm of Ltwi dx tluward. 1 1 -if KUWaRD LEWIS.
UK Ah!. LEWIS.
aoar. s. aow as
apos-
now disposed to do so. In fact, his whole object was, not to defend his fellow citizens, because they needed no defence, never having
tacy.
fU It aeema that the whole mass of the .New York Softs, who, as our readers know,
been spoken of aa a body, but by a piece of ; are one-half of the Democratic party of that contemptible demagogueism to uun votes. State, are hostile to the Nebraska law. The Now we part with thia person and forever. ! New York National Democrat, an organ of Believing him to be a mm who would do ' the Hards, apeakir.g of the Softe, says:
fort, on the Crawfordaville, Franklort and anything for office, and who if he could make ! Nor can it with much truth be aaid that Fort Wayne Railroad. The tiea are now it pay, would not heaitnte to declare himself tn "Soft Administration taction" ia divided b ung distributed from Colfax (midway ata- an abolitionist, we want no further intimacy j .n Nebraska. The official power of the tac- ....-.,.. , Mj.-ir.-Jt.r--. ;,v. k;- a Ju w,. jaiJ . I u,1,t g'ist the bill. Itistruethat
-.uaj on tne ia.ayeue ivauroao to x raoa.ort. w.u ...u ."pcti.u.c c.t.c.., lher- jt j . nffice-hnldor. who
, -- ,
thua making the chances' eq a! to the draw-
a LL rersnns are h-r . warned that th Ordiasncs
at net
l.l. WIS Sc HOWARD.
fORWAIIDI.M. A.D OMI--IO MRU-CHANT-. Kvaaaeill. lad. Wharl-boat at aba Rirar. V arehuuaa oa the Canal Persoaal and prompt att a una to all C'lBsiaameata. either far sale arshipataat. EraasTilla. Jane 16. 1854. ly
T ARRIVAL OF Bf OlAMR ADOI.PHR. HE original, unsurpassed aad iuüy eelebratad Madam AUOLPIIK. the ui. iv. r. ally aekaowladed greataet ay sa -pathist ia th world, ai.dthesame distiaguished lady wha raated. through her mareallou rer. latum, of the past, th latent, a well a the correct pradictioa af the fatars. aaaa intens ex-itement ia Englaad. Fraae aad the principal cms ia ths I aited State, that Qneca Victoria preseaud hr with a costly Diamond Rrosch. aad Darnel Wbtr with a Je tied
Klag. I now ready to receive vi.itor at th Sher-ood Hoaaa
whom he will inform all about the past, preaeat aad fatal
if they are married or )ot. aad whaa or what lady or hoibaad
ing Of a Small prize in S Perham Gt't Lot- irty streeu gutter, alle) k yrd. Ac., wll' l. thry ill get. or Lusmess rf rrerv c.iT..i".n Mystonaas sad m, .... trirtlv en'orcrd fr.ru thi. date. Thoae who do aot wish to par almost im possi !-as her prof, ssion spr eais h oomae raaasa-
lery. I nose especially interested are ex- . ths coat of th- rem -! oforhBuiBrfrom atout their pro- I BBbMSS ka to li.gl.iy rcp-rtai'!e and niDunrri1 1 rrrtificataa
r
Dettinflr the annointm-ntt to be made aome Trtr '7 ' CitrMarab! will at one :tt-adto haviMitaoa of aekaowl.dgod power and .kill, that it precludes all aa
. ; .... . . tnrmsriv. , a it na. got to Le ' on witn'.tit oeiar .. . ii.na i I II .. V'l -IC . Tii.lV U i HO n:.. U I I
time this week. Washington Star.
How the Irishman Saved his Doo. The msnia for poisoning dogs having spread to Soraervilie, sn Irishman, the owner of a large dog, accosted a neighbor one morning last week, when the following conversatio n en-
IS-if
JOHN H ARD, City Marshal.
1 and for sal br PKET0N BROS.
LEMOXg. Ten boxes Lemon ree'd sn ' for sl br 16 PKETON RR
SALT. 2 bgs Liverpool Fin Slt in re an 4 for sals by ala PRESTON' BROS. KOTICE. MRBTIJfsJ of the fto. kh.ldrrs of th tndtsna Sut Min-
JtL ing And Mana'acturng Company, will täte plana at thir Ottiee. oa th fourth Monday iu June. 16-tf
sitioa or probability of deccptioa or iatposiag, as
now i r r;-e BaT Coaralutioa fee 'ram SO ets ta SS, aecerdiag ta haw far tbsy wish to go or what time they occupy. li-tf
tJL l. sod Canvas rd Ham. Shonld-va aad Sidas. aa haad SBdlorsaUat sl6 T. BAf!ON A CO.'S Urecery . gKK.D.-Cora. Oatt. Braa aad Ship-, toff oa baad aad far aC sals at 16 T. BACON A CO.'S Oroeiry FI.OI R aad frah Cora Meal ree'd and for sals at SSJ T. BACON A CO.'S Oraaary.
The Board of Directors of the Crawfordarille I well acquainted with Mr. G., aaid a couple like John Coch
A . : . s.tr -si- ij l . I r : ia- . . .
-...v., .. .-.-u vuu.u u..c u,ur.. a..w K. ..u , K,e-, , oru:r to r,p .us .race.; mf,Bl i inquired his neihbor. "Do with the
money keeping an underground railroad do- But everybody knowa that not one of the-m matei vVhat should I d a a W ana aaa a B -. I . t . L - . a aa 1 . 8 . I
and Fort Wayne Railroad, met at Frankfort week before last, and elected A. M. Puett, af Rockville, Preaident, and John W. Blake Vice President. Theae gentlemen are spoken of aa being admirably adapted for the po-
aition. We hope the food work will be ear- awav neeroes on their prospects if the offer in tni Sllte are rank Ab'.litioniata
I . st r - t I - t sa a
"lieu. IJO you -r- an Mire Vt nil 8 tni. Hlj;LFS.-120.'O0 best quality Poplar SVirrle. f,.r ,ai BIHI- C-.r V;Degar on hand and f-r ssls at they're alter doing? Pisen me dog they hae; g " bamuElokb. j -Ts T. bacon b coS Oroaary
an did'nt I find a piece of mate in n v yard for rrxt. M MHIJSBRV for bai.k
this morning all pisened for me dog; but sure 5 5, ,,,, an' I IcilOW better than to h after lpttinnrl aa9
irane, pretenas 10 De in isvor ; nim ate it. VVhst did you do with the
e. in oraer to KeeD nis ornce. . m : : j l: i L
r VP!! A T. PfAM5 . ii f. sasaaaa .. asaaan Alata at mall fm- A. La - t M hlBefy. llrCtina? Ac IB tha RaB HsPaSV
i m t' uon it. , w 111 Lrf oll cbe4D. by ar nhotiai u ni
si. 1 1 i'-f.
DR J 0 Bl'RCH.
2 doors above the Sherwood Hons.
CI.'. D 1 I K.a -
3 i
ried forward briskly. A direct line of rail-! ever be made bira.
road to the Upper Wabash from Evanaville ia a public improvement which must redound greatly to our benefit.
with it, an' sure,
il.M "But
blesa you!
rat went
f,.M.irl ha l.i. A
M. W J - , ..w iiuu -rev ! -avH Kia A. .it k.. K;-
- , k u ...i - r... J ! ' - rwu.
-it-, mr- err aucii srsswsj lie a uu. u ivu f rrA .-J -vi
them, snd tharn i. avs, rl.nrvP rtt tkir K.Jn ivow-rrioce K,nrm..
removed. He knows, and the President
pot, he would at once resign hi. office aa 1"?"' yA't 1 lne J,,k? ;8 but throw it into the swill pail ... . , they do all this cheating gratu tously, for wont it noison vour hotrv ..oc aud.tor." We cannot say whether or not there U no mmrmtlTZ SJWt. I IV1.1--? ' that be true, but we .ball congratulate run- The great m.jor.ty of federal cffice-holdera ' tfld loolteJ inl0 his h Rnj f . a- -a sa in I hi a al luta . . I - A k. 1, ,..... - HsT - . - -
CIS
.is ( lbs as d Wir.
H pigs Bluck Tin.
On fortv borse-roaer (.nriaa naa P . V. ... t-aaaar. 14
Card. J Drawing Krame. 4 Lit Paeder 8 SpinBiag Frame. 2 cask Zine. 1 '-o-au. 2 Mule, with all th Saaftiag. Pallay. 100 000 ass-rted RieeU. far sale by M'Bgsr Conplmc Balm and Fixtures beloneisy th. Baa 1 stMTELORR. Uar or Cotton Mill. Applyto ZT. H. COOK 5 . ,s.tl rr EraasrrUls.
1 JORTE 1lME.-33 dot Porto Monies ree d this day
a aaa tor sale br
a 16
LOW A- CO .
417 Main street. Louuvill. Ky.
DI8Ol.rTIO!a IsOTirF
ABiOTIOrCB. TOYS Alt'D FtrSC'V rjOODO. C. I'L-IIKK H A NOW BKE" EIGHT .ARS XV e EnniviU. eoBitantlr add ins all th littl aaatal and
ornaatcaul articles, to this rrtieulr branch of trade, aad
EST A Democratic anti-Nebraska meeting knows, and every member of the Cabinet
CT There ia something in sit knee, that
ttreaica Down the pride of manhood; that
liam Rll... aho i the ueceaor to sa-d Arm. Th arm name -iU ha u.d for th. purpa o. 1, WILLIAM K-ILLf.
54. 20-tf
'S.stinc letetea the undr- w'.l.h rrasmt arranaemenu with Kaste ra mercbsnta. aaa aa stl- of J. dt W. Bsilly. is ' ""'H 'l- freash. at tba lowest market prieea. Cwssasa- TS aa friads are r-sn-ct ollv invited to ca I sad eaamiaa tha groat
ITlety St 2-lyd Aw
nPHE partnership hereto'ore -
an sian a. uuer ine name anu ..--. - - - . . . - - - - , . - , . . w. -. th,. da. .ii..nlT.d he, mutual consent. frt-ad. are r-.p-ct ully iaritod to ca I sadesam.e tha great
All li.l ilitiet to and Oom sal I Arm wjll settled by Wit- ariety Stor. uadsr Odd i-.lloas' Hall. iri suasi.
DiSTB.Es.taG Evebt. The Shakera at En
field. Ct., have lately been t ailed to deplurs an afflictive eispenaation, which ha. deprived them of two of their most effective members.
A few morning, since the two member, in! j .....tin. ..... ..iJJ.m In !..!.. J . . I -
udb.iuu - au-..; ui'siu, muu alter a long and anxious search it was found that
f !. T.,r
.
j . -j.- : -Adminiatr.i.on f-Ki;-.... .r..;n-.,i,s. sonen" tne heart' and brings it back tothe! W.u. BEiLLT,
cay. it ,. ii I - awawswaa. wsa, oe b - M af infancy Who that I'as suffered W VerV lartre One. i . .... .. -- even in advanced lfe. in sir-L-nsita mm4 ,1.. Ba. raad w mt resp-ct'ull .nf.-rm h.fr..nda and the putl
P NEW BOORS. . ERN LKAVES rom Kaaay s Portfolio. Saeaad Safias; Th Oodd Family Abroad, by Caa. Lor.r. Tho Whimdcal Woman; Lif aad Sayingi of Mrs Part'astoa; The Limn Liehur. etc . su Jost reeiead aad far sa
by my23
THOMAS CONYNOToSf
! PBper Belonging to mat taction in tne Olate, j . . aff KasaaswrBa assS rfssasr. sJaa. bByaw aar Basaj aba tataraaa -arBonirs aaa a w onened at th. Offies of Jsba J. Cbaadlar. iifweexcept two or three miserable rags in KT!? , ,hat h" d on wearv sfto. aaaciasw hi &f. Ur. Blba!iIaS 1-9 There were 57deatha by cholera at tha hands of officeholders, which doe! not bed '? th.e Knelct a"d lonelina-a of a BBtvg3..gaa .raS-UÄa uraaj. , . 1 . .. r r .. rd bn pülow. and admiiiiitrstinn m hi hsln. . laOTICE. ' rf!
(KT There ar. in th. RtatB of New York. SÄ !L?S PrM of thi A.B.d wilh
tbey had "gone and got married." Both 286 Lod-r.. of P,.. m. .... -i.K iSfvno "'-.OB,n,nC ei atar.ng the President in Ma. EotiTTF,. u.-A. n.ati..: .w u. DOlV86 ,1d,,of F Maeona. with 15,000 lh. f4Ce,he pretend, to be in faTor of the Ne- f& lt-
ysiunusfswui niviis.i.jn.i.siB,. i memners bra.ka bill'
have b11 the
:he
ing
ma j--;-; .- :..-.. d n, P"iow, and admimstratioQ to bis heln
eaaneaa
THE ribaerihar ia wir ag iron HStssMS alieatMorror- aTOL'RN . VM V CARPEXTERS M'A.iTE..iaf torn y to sxpraas ht.gratafni acknoaledgements to tU aJP wuhu mploy from 4 to Sc-od jaar- yrnaa Carpsassrs. mrrehaat aad othsra of Eeaasetlla and th-mrronndinr rnna- ,tt .... at 7S nr dav and work tan baura Nsae
try. tor nie -ary iiesrai aar 01 pa ronaga bestowed on the bnt eo d wrrkmen naad spply. mal-lwj
anno no ee to g a rotsrs of Iadisaa that MB 8rss of J . & w . Kauly. durng his eoaneet oa with it. a '
b. Dieor
of Marion eoDtty.isas Inderan dn. Caa - per od of curtem yar,. Ld would r.r fully sak f,r s con- r ro 4' RR ! AG K MAKERS. -A c-tsr!.t s-Mrtaj
JBT or Hngay ana e.o siudb. -p.m. ""yÄ oa haad and for sals by sU SAüCrt OBVB
to tia oftea of Atidito- of StAt. at th aaOaoo-r tinnaaa f tba
--ww. ... tmh rsurts. .-
to bis snoii tssor ia ham-s.
JAMES B EIL LT