Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 7, Number 52, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 28 June 1854 — Page 2

DAILY JOURNAL.

A. H. SANDERS. DiI?R TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. j 00 10 Dally JoinuJ, pr yew,. . 4 44 Ky the week, Tri-Weekly Journal, per year 4 00 i 2 00 Weekly Journal - Aiict. Messrs. Partim A MonJoi . Meura, tahtih .'i u-.no . rthilreet between vine Da ainni, t lncinnvti, 1 - fA. trim 5f tikn rkf hil.tna.. fnr I -wmi .i'-JrzzzZL'i'-TrrTZ:": u.Bran.rm.Joarn.1. ineua. OB fST reWfun on are respectfully sol CITY OF EVAHSVILLE. WEDNsTlÄVlioNI 28. Know Nothing-ism Illuatratetf. The Enquirer says it supposes the editor of this paper might be a "Know Nothing," because "he made a desperate defence of L them sau respecla Yo neighbor it certainly thing else than his bad grammar We were not before aware, that the article of ours denouncing the objects of the Know Nothing party, so far as we knew anything by com party, so mr is we unew anyiniiie oj cum- ... Report of .ho.. obj.eu, L .' s .... . thi. trticle, denying and proving that the, Know Nothings bad no connection with the j Whig party, wa. evidence that to lookod upon thera with great favor. Our neighbor cannot even bring in tht plea, so natural to himself, of ignorance, when he wrote the above paragraph relative to our article, unless he never read the article at all, which seems presumable from his remarks. And upon his ridiculous, and we may say wilfully false construction, of the spirit of that article, he taw fit to make the charge against us of being a "Know Nothing!" We have much better grounds for believing our neighbor a Know Nothing, and so has the whole community. Every number of his paper proves that if he ain't a literal "Know Nothing," he makes a vary narrow escape. At narrow an escape from banging would leave him black in the face from excessive choking. But we think thia precious neighbor, this most amiab'a of all neighbors, when he feels disposed to make a charge of this nature against a fellow-citizen, should have a Utile better evidence of the fact, than words from him directly condemnatory of the band of which he ia accused of being a member. We suppose, that if we should write an article directly condemnatory of a band of incendia ries or horse thieves supposed to be in our midst, this neighbor would at once charge us with being s member. But he tslka of our "endorsing" the New York National True Democrat! Our neighbor has a queer idea of endorsing. Because wa have charged that this paper is an "administration organ," which no one denies but himself, and proceed to make extract.! from it to prove its hostility to the foreign population and its sympathy with the Know Nothings, and draw the deduction that an administration organ occupying thia position, it very good evidence its masters occupy the tame wa are accused of endorsing this paper! We presume then, that if we should call the Enquirer an adminiatration orgsn and proceed to make extracts from its editorials to prove the poaition of the adminiatration on a certain subject, we would be liable to tha charge of endorsing the Enquirer! If tha editor thinks so, we shall be very careful not to make any extracts from his paper. The True National Democrat is an organ of the administration; it is the recipient of government patronage ss such an organ; and the sentiments we have taken from it, are those of the adminiatration, if we may judge its opinions at all by what its authorized press speaks. But we do hope that we shall not again be accused of"endorsing" it, or any other rabid and unprincipled Loco foco sheet. This is rather an unfair way to keep us from enlightening our readers, by extracts from their veracious and moral columns. 0 The Enquirer speaks of tha True National Democrat being "the organ of a disorganizing fartion of the city of New York." And pray who put this disorganizing faction into power! Who turned out of office good old line Democrats, men who had been Democrats and leading Democrats nearly all their lives, to make room for prominent members of this "disorganizing faction'" Why, the present administration! They are called a disorganizing faction, " when President Pierce and hit Cabinet placed them in power, and thus gave them the ascendancy in New York, if they possess it st all. The N. York t j .l:. i. j: ifemnrrsii rinnrisis.il in nils u h 11 iin . nu rr 0 1 faction" are opposed to the administration for . 1 . .1 i . a. : r 1 the very acta which made this faction tba administration party in New York. Their nrstn. ... .1 -a, ass. . .LM. j:'" . " U,ing inB "" w , nm "uiaorganizintr faction's' organs are its -A-sxsk, 41 4BBB . - only defenders in New York-and therefore' wtacueeo BID L I i fei fa IT ITi 1 riiai rll lin t T a WA II H 1 " , n.a N ft tha nrnasia r : a 1 ZT Ul "'"organizing istS, n Our neighbor has got himself in a a. v.. queer predicament. We suppose in spite of all we can do, be will prove himself a "Know Nothing." EZLr" We sre indebted to our friend, DrJ Richard Smyth, of the neighborhood of Blsiravillt, for gttting us a club of subsch bars. Considtring that Biairtville and its surroundings art so remarkable for Demo-

(the Know Nothincs against our at- . .... . n ... j... mnA " " ' ' tuaw u.7 mmmm

. . . w. . nouiaviiiB fti a o cioc n. ji. ctcit uoj , ...u . , ., , . Dp tp. to , ... convention. It is true that 1 did

It upon them, and tried so hard to render ; Evani!ville ,0 A. thu. making dalIy Z . 7 T. "T ' .f make C9e of thig or 8ioiiiar lan.uage. It is

ble the 'government organ at New j . i t It : , v also true that no eoecific resolution of in-

rk by endorsing it himself." Well, our . rjroDoeed to e.tabli.h a similar -St l72 F 77 JZ P"' .Yet.il is k-wnto

remarkable for some- .. ' . n . i Menuui wie, n im bsiic hu.b t... .v Ku- everv person who anemled that convention,

cratic bearings, a club from that vicinity for the hands of a doctor. Wa advise Gregg to tha Journal it no ordinary compliment. Thu ttsrt out on t ltcturing taur, and take Norvery aptly illuatrates, that the exertions of a man with him as an illustration of tha evil good friead can get up a club for tht Journal effects of bad whiskv and a good appetite i r any neighberhood for it.

Mall Arrangement.

An advertisement appears in the Memphis papers, from the Poat Office Department, proposing the letting of the mail service on the Ohio end Mississippi rivers, for the term of four jeara from the let of November next. The proposala contemplate the establish i. l e T mg "i uouy tApieoo hub ui uwu ... h . . . mm T"1 . svil e to New Or leans, touching oniy at ly - - Memphis, ix.po.eon, Providence, Vicksburg, Natchez and Baton Rouge. Six days are allowed each boat to make the trip down and seven up. The De- i ,. v...-... ik. rihi in add not expartment reserves the right to add not ex ceedingten officers to the above number, to be visited by the Express Line. A "Way Line" ia also to be established auu oi. .uouis, nnu two way iuic. u

f "ivav , ni im a so to ue csiaunoncu r . f n.-.r .

etween Louisville and Evansville to leave i t . d mfrc Tnndi Rv a v , k.. ,Km,i.

" Mi.aisi.ippi. t cd h wiJ, not be deprived of .11 the bel;er lhan those who are crcut.tm th.s rePronnaalawillbereceivel at the Post Of-. , !. . " . . . port, and the officers of the meet.ng who

r . .... ..proceeas oi ner laoor arising ir w -

- , , ... ,. .til elaei 1 !tÄw tue A Uli uav Ol me same mourn. sucpiva8 aet forth lha p. M. Geiieral's . , . , i na iro pmhrarp vprv hhprn nrovisions tor L ' ' . , . - r....r. .. the hitherto much neglcctetl routes on tne Ohio and Mississippi rivers. Contractors are required to be prepared for the peformance of the service on their respective routes by the 1st of November, 1854. The boats to be used are to be of the most substantial class. subject at all times to the approval or rejection of the General Mail Agent. The number of boats required will not be less than thirty, and all under proper restrictions as to the csrriage of freight and passengers. Could the efficiency of the present Postmaster General be relied upon to carry this object into operation, we might hope to be speedily relieved from the mnny vexatious delays which now attend the carriage of our river mails. Fetlae Reporte. We learn from a variety of sources that the most exaggerated reports are in circulation in the country relative to cholera in Evansville. We are happy to have it in our power to state, that all such reports have the very smallest foundation. There have been a few deaths here lately, just as there are every spring, and as we presume there always will be and a few of these deaths have been called cholera, and we think it very possible they were of the cholera, inasmuch as there is not a town or city of importance on the Ohio river, in which there have not been this season more or less deaths by this disease. Bat that there is any more aickneaa in Evansville than in other place of ita population on the river, we deny, or that there is any unusual sickness here at all, more than we might expect this season of the year. We would advise our friends in the country to put no faith in rumors of great sicknett in Evansville. Whenever there is any such sickness here as might render it dangerous for them to make their usual visits, we will promptly notify them of the fact through our columns. Skntescco. Weigert, who was found guilty of murder at Lexington, a few days since, waa on Saturday last sentenced to be hung on tht 12th of August. We hear that since hia conviction his hair has become entirely white. Before it waa quite black. We clip the following brief sketch of the circu.nstances of the murder for which Weigert was convicted, from the Cincinnati Enquirer:"In December last, Charles Cushiog was murdered in Lexington by William Weigert; the offeuco that provoked the fatal shot being a slight offence to the assailant's wife. On the loth inst., the prisoner, who had lain in prison from that time, was brought out for trial, and was convicted of murder in the first BJ degree! Cushing kept a confectionary, which the wife of the prisoner entered in the dusk of the evening, in presence of several witnesses, for a purchase. Cushing mistook her for another person, placed his hand on her shoulder, spying "How are you, prettyV In an instant he discovered his m stake snd .-"line SHU apologized, but the lady left in a rage, and soon after her husband and she returned to tht shop, when the unfortunate young man was shot down in his tracks! When the jury had returned, after only twenty minutes' absence, and had announced their fatal decree, a most distressing scene was witnessed by the crowd. The prisoner, entirely overr come, let his head fall on his breast, whilt ' his Wife, hlrt mater ant mother, rrav vent In . ss their sniriiishin haarl.raiJinir sesasms Uis t

wife threw herself upon his neck, and ex-1 e7 cnnot be subserved by erecting a monclaimed passionately, "eOh, why did I do this!iument thl may be an embodied falsehood.

r J - . why did I do this!" and, "Oh, how could those .. .u . . men 1 1 n i him mil 1 f o tuksn f kotr la SB aw a f aa smras I i smaa f taaBaaFSBl mmu iiiuikuiiii, vr (fll Hit J UOfO lOUJIilCB. ...... ' mm'm ... ... . I '-vi . i win uic. a Bwicouia gi auuauy Bill' . . . . aided into BrtKtat rf rTPiaf sa - A e n s 1 1 i a K eukilA OIUvU III IU SVIb? V 1 AI IVI äVtJU 41 II gJ U i Oll i VwlllaVJ mournful, harrowintr scene afflicted mdrre. . r . .Dect.tor.. j j i 1 (XT The anti-Temperance cause has a praise-worthy and admirable organ in Johnny B. Norman, of tht N. Albany Ledger, a fellow accustomed to rolling in tbe Louisville gutters, and making night hideous with his drunken yella. He it a pretty subject to lecture Gregg for having once taken a drink of brandy in s case of utter exhaustion, from

Speech of Hon O. H Smith.

We are pleased to have the opportunity of nartf ppeared in yesterday' Enquirer. We announcing that Hon. 0. H. Smith, will be not think the Judge need at all be alarmin this city nejrt Monday, July 3d, and make ej at u,e l(ietL, that anybody will believe he an address in the afternoon at 3 o'clock, at j, noL a candidate for the nomination. We ApoHo Hall, and another at 8 o'clock in the believe be will be a candidate for the noraievening, on the subject of the Evansville, nation, and that's all he will be: Fndianauoiis and Cleveland Straight Line1 A Card.

tw Irion Am in t hp rnnn LbU 1 II Laii II TT II J l J 13 UUI VIIUV vnv w - m- ,k.. .d f- - j ' 10 nar ai somn -r"1""'Mr. Smith wr.1 give in hie addreaa a great ai oi important imormsuuii .i.to iu w.. present condition and prospects 01 me great. k r r enterpnte H.wfi. undoubtedly nave, large auoiencc. . a II" I . .I...! f.. lisnes in ngiana. wnai is parncuiarijr ffrstifvinff about this is, that the distinguish1 9 h" W"k in ,hi" C0,""!," " . , , fi frnm ht P 1 of lhe ,n (rom lhe 'e- .... - , mm M . Under the guiae ol a no.ai, wrt. aiooaie has in fact written an auto-biography ot her A ice. It is written iu a beautiful, simple style, truthful and life-like, with that peculiar " fascinating manner and dry quiet humor th characterizes this author, and which has rendered her "Roughing It in the Bush" so popular. No novel could be moie interest- . i ?J l i . - I ing, arid yet ane is ee.ae.my relating ..et-, I k.n .1 lur. mJ rn.ro naa uitit is ,,,UU"UIU," " " J they happened. This work can be procured by the trade, of I mm. a a Me-srs. De Witt & Davenport, and should sell briskly. Cosgressiosil We were pleased yes terday to meet our tall and good looking i friend, Hon. H. C Cooper, from Posey, in our city Having entered the list as a candidate before tht district convention, he

r Uaa 4UZMVDAI, un a . .r.UH.k ,n,n ,, nitriirM in vo a

11 iL1 .1 I, w,.i .11 iinuicuietiu preueccBsor oi nun. air. trout, was coolly walking over the track. With all r ... a. ri.died recently at his residence in Beaver our admiration for Gen. Greathouse, we feel ; '

compelled to say that Mr. Cooper's anti-Nebraska princif les give him claims to our support I decided advsntage over all others in the field st present. OOr Should the excuse of the editor of the New Albany Ledger, even if he insist upon it, that he was drunk when he wrote that article denouncing the Nebraska Bill as "a violation of twice plighted fait'i," be accepted as sufficient apology for his after j violation of all ordinary decency in taking! that very bill to his heart! We fear if he be j excused on this pies, he will urge he has been enjoying that same old drunk ever since, to apologize for other editorial sins. (7" Strange as it may seem, at the election last Saturday at Louisville, to determine by public vote whethcror not the city should erect water works, the question was negatived by a large majority. The enterprising people of Louisville seem determined to stick to their old creaking pumps, and wash in hard water the rest of their days, rather than run the risk of being considered anything else than old fogies, and very dirty old logies at that. Evansville will be supplied with wster works before Louisville, unless a private company establish them at the latter city. Col. Hust Sustaihed. We learn from the Louisiana papers that the course of Col. T. G. Hunt, in opposing the Nebraska bill, ia fully approved by his eonatitueuts. The New Orleans Crescent says: "We might indeed remark with safety that nine-tenths at least of Col. Hunt's constituents conctr in the sentiments advanced by him in his speech on the Nebraska bi Wp all era in favor v e an ere in lavor of maintaining Southern rights, but believe St tht Same ti me that they may be Sustained without a covert, still less a flagrant breach of plighted national faith. Khud Iversor Humbbg. A committee consisting of five of the leading men of Chi - I " 9 CK hlve recently been sitting in an investigation of the Knud Iverson sflair and have made their report. The committee go into a detailed history of the facts of the boys drowning, and come to the judgment that they do not wsrrantthe j absolute conclusion that he was drowned be cause he would not steal. They therefore I recommend that the money subscribed fur . i , - . . ... me UnUQ JVCrSOn monument be naid back I tO the doDOTB. SS ihfl r.Mliae of truth and hoil-

See sdvert!imntin anuthsrofilnmn

i The whole amount of funds collected is about IK 1 fSslO 'W l"vw Or A friend was telling us the other day about the quantity of turkeys in the vicinity nf Whilst River stsasl ths. rvlnrini.a nrn.Ksl. - - luojjiuiiuuo (. vcf.-vsa. there for sportsmen. As evidence of the fact he told ua he had shot a turkey. The U f L L. : t. : I 1199 turaey is a we nave since leansbv I ed, about costing a poor fsrmer a trip to Evansville, to catch tbe fellow who shot it. We adviae our friend to be getting out of town. The New York Tribune says, that a report reached that city laat aight, that Orr, batter known aa tha "Aagel Gabriel," while preaching to tha citizena of Lawrence, M asa. was ahot by a man in the crowd. The man waa immediately seized by the mob, taken to a tree, snd then hung until be was dead.

The following card Irom Judge Lock-

I understand that some persons are uueuy engaged in c.rculafing a report.inat i ..ut ; a candidate for Congress, and that my name , wj nol be presented to the convention at petersburgh on the 13ih of July as a candiu.vc .or uummn un. --7-- " -7 - - -r . bv me in the convent on of this county, held aJ A " Ilo HbI1i on lhe Klh in.t.,1T1 which I am reDorted to have said, that Unless the del egates appointed by that meeting to the reI - .1 I I mi . ! f .. . I ' . mai me ueieauon appoinieu Hre mvorauic " my nomination. KM person ki.owb mis sJtOW Q tt)S prOCOediatTS, IB tSS eXtfSOTOiSIS un-w up mc pi wvcc-uiur-, m tnw . 'l"1 "'ey TT C-Sftt "cracy oi uns ouiiltcbmi'iioi uisuiti, mai i aspire' to be the candidate o. the party at the approachinir election. 1 . . JA KB LOCK HA Kl. h,vassville, June yoiri, iJ4. Extremes .Meet. The editor of the Cairo City Tim.. ..a. he saw a man the other day carrying a picture ol the Savior in one hand, and a twogallun jug of whiskey in the other. Such extremes are not unusual elsewhere; than iu Cairo, to see a man bearing the image of hlfc Maker ,nd a whieky Jug t the same ! .time. . hc Artesian Well at Frederick (Md.,) has I been completed. The shafts has been carried down 58o feet, and now, the Examiner says, the water ruus out at the ri hundred and fifty gallons a minute. says, the water runs out at the rate of one fiL Hon. Mr. Allison, formerly a member of Congress from Pennsylvania, and the : ... I . J c u as. t . county, fa. Hj" The Nashville Newa contains a notice of a very large cow on exhibition in that citv. We have one which haa hien .it large" about three months. She must be a tremendous animal by this time. Council Proceedings. The clerk ha i not the minutes of last Monday's meeting written off in regular form, till too lute yesterday for us to obtain a copy fur to-day's paper. They will be given to-morrow. f: ? Cholera is raging st a frightful rate at Independence, Mo. Almost every cube proves futal and the people are fast fleeing their homes. rv-i J4 n,...i L. .. . I, ., .-:J IJCT Ned Builtline has jUSt been married again. What did he do with that lady he married at St. Louis a couple years ago? A Personal Item How the Mohet Goes. Mr. Latrebe, s Louisiana planter, reached this place a few days since, with his family, from the continent of Europe. Desirous or going home in a great manner, he offered 1,000 for the exclusive use of the ladies' cabin of the steamer Eclipse on her last down trip. Failing in this, he yesterday engaged the whole of the Indies cabin on the Chancellor for sbout tl ,000. His party numbers seven. Lou. Cour. The A gel Gabriel Shot. A report reached this City last night, that Orr, better known as the "Angel Gabriel," while r,r,.M ..;.;.:.. .r I ' aa.. r e. "c smaawssamm ti ijuwiciite ivibbs., .aBt cininig vtaeenoi U) b man in me crowu. 1 ne mm was immediately seized by the mob, taken to a tree and then hung unti'l he w dead. 4V. Y. Tribune, 22d. as 1 '.. "''TfiK--Please announce to t e voters of Indiaaa that , John ,. v kkrs ef Marion n.i, is .n i,..i-,.. ,i.. ofA-d.wr 91 auto, at trie aext October 1 11 r. rturLfc. TTT SPECIAL NOTICES. Hf'HOOL EXA.U ATIOXS. The Publi Schools of Evnasvills will be examined in the following -Isr. vis: Miss Shi Us' oa Tuesday moraiag. ; Jw: ,r .w on Vtadneadav: afiaa Claek's on Thnrul.. .( . . Dean's oa Thsrsday afteraooa. aad Mr. Kaight'e oa Frid y. Parents aad all othsrs iaterestsd in Public tasiractioa are r spectfully aad earnestly mvit-d to attead . Ths sxereisae will commeace precisely at 9 o'cloeh A.M., aad at 2 P. M . aad those who attend will much favor ths schools by atteediag promptly at ths time. By ordsr of ths Trustees. J. W. KNIGHT. Clerk. e27-tf I ItOrLlM ATIO. Know all Mm bv llir.e I'mrnl.. That t:,.. tf.-ir.n Mustang Lisimeatie Balm torevtry Wouad. a ears for Rheumatism. Nearalgia. Lumbaco. Scisnca. Salt Rheam. Tet sr. . pus. scald Head, c.ked Breast, .-ore Nippies. Sore Shins. Burns. Scalds. Ulcers. Oout Stiff .'ointa. Bruises Cuts Phafas - - O1 Splint. King-ions. Sw.nev. Sorts. Scratches I . 1 l-.i U . . t 1 ,, . T I.". . : j . r. . Inflammations, in man or hesst I m - - " I w. WM.VJS, auu ail aiBUS Ol rsl&l JT e7-tf bai.dxkrm i ihkd: I mr mon's American Hair Kesiorallvr, for Restoring the liair oa Heads H . cam. rJai.n. aad to prevent toe Hair from falling, is wiaaiag goldva opinions ol persons who sre using it. Thu is a asw article, reeeaty latrodueed. it a sare cure or baldness, and will itano ths test of s discerning public, as thousands who have asd will teeüfy See Cireul r to .he had of the Ageats. giving full partieulars. Pnoe tl in arge botuet. Sold by Agaat. C. E. FISHER k CO.. Pronneter ropr 57 Su ss ass n. . riorst . Cle.elaad. Ohio. For sals ia Evaasville bv HA bv H.4LLOCK STODDaKD. KELLER, FARNSLHY k CO.. LEICH A VKRLING aad Wholesale .Agents e3-tf ADVERTISE IB THE VI.M K.VKS GAZETTE. Ths Proprietors ol ths Viücixübs Gaikttk hew t asm .ha ' atteatioa or tas ens atteatioa of the bnsiaess men of EvansvilU tx tha fs-,i,.i. -t forded by thi, loag established aaa widely circulated niwara mama T . r-m a watw sa.aan.a VI. A J aar. Terms very reasonable, aad we guarantee m greater ssi .jV rea l?n, "r oUl aewsraper in the Wabash Valley Address e6 tf a tKt ET. MAS0.V k CO. 3 25 PER KEG tiown B smgls K rXK "'ABTI-sU.-iso ksgsfor 0. by ths (äs keg or larger qaaatity. at S3 25. GILBERT k CO.. Sye. near Water. (23 Ifl itra0"Tj.Th;1's"d. ''."i? quality af Su oak aed eyp: -- ...... ..SN aau riantauen ia ehoica e? parage, for sals law by S E GILBERT 00., Sy 04 aesx Waser. PI AWR. 30 bbls Mayevills. war ran ted good, received per Caaal beat John E Taylor, and for sal? by GBO. FOSTER k CO. CUBA 8rX CIGARS -10 bozas Lr o saah. ehoiee aualitv. Just rse'd tor sale by s V GILBERT k CO.. wvsw -T- DBsr Wster

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS A STATE MEN T Of Rc ipf and Duburttments mt tht Tremnarf of fand rb art County, from May 31 ( 1-53. fa 1C ISM: RECEIPTS. From uatT Rtrcaa of 1851. $12 483 7 " Ooaatica portioaof Ovliaq'U tasoa for 1853 07 3 59 " RTnu to r-roTid for the ptymeat of iaUrMton tbeoatUaaia( County Road. 6 778 48 Mtscllanoo. Sou reef 3M 72 Lmmm to Podlan Ferrioi. W " RlmpUoa of Laads 97 00

; t:- 47 DISBUB6LMLNT3. On M'toit of Paupers f Coaaty Poor Psra f Pruoaert " " of Jarois " of Kailiffs of Bri"gsMd CalTsrta,.... " 0' Highways of Public Bail-tiaai of Books aad Statioaory, . . . " of Pr ntinjr " " of Eloeticas " of Aj--risiu Rsriaas of Inqaosts of Officers SSBBetSS of Bi-O&ai alloiraaes,.. ' of Speetlte allowaaees of Interest on Orders 2 3iK 53 400 00 6U5 90 1.523 48 K0 15 907 00 102 75 644 31 975 98 194 on 43 50 70S 212 21 2.S23 45 KU 1 1 097 04 883 87 0 00 97 82 83 58 2?2 29 5.934 00 of Coaaty Library of Redemptioa of LsQ' Lands of Taxes reloaded by Co. Cumm rs of Oeaeral ladex of Interest oa Coaaty Bob da Ji .ill 86 Publu.hed by order of the Coaaty Board 1 william u. Walker, oo. Ersairills. Jons 27. ISM. Auditor. 3td OLD PK b: A Urge assort meat of Dawson. Warrrwa W Ü Hyde's Gold Peas, just receied at " -? t 1 CORN, 400 bosbels just received and for sale by SLA r2 T. GRANT a CO. OaTM . A prine article just received at e28 T.G1 T.GRANT CO. S. SHRMIFF'S SALE. m'OT CE IS HEREBY OIVEX. that by rlrtus of it Kill ecutioa. issued out ot the öftre of the Clerk of the Vanlerlursh Circuit Ourt, and to me directed, in rasor oi nora. ... . . z - . . me sussesew, tio o nh ler lor the use of Canum AT to., ana aainst t-w- wZ - - - . . r-H will nnon the '2nd gr -!! mwmm. r "Vi . , o,. dor . a -rt . a . . 1 .f 111 .. ab A sa em. si . eaa. -a-. . a w -at l. " A 'p'H-fn t ia nours o I it' o cit'i... - asri . tmai v vt Vl"l m a . wa ts Jam vi . s w w w - - - - ...ÄÄ SI-TTiiw'lwa r.,umcu.tS.mld.ttto"i.??".id it: Lot No. thirtr () in Mock thiraaaaat of the Citv of fcvaussaties. aad profit, not sell for d e.ernt.oa and costs, I will at ti e ssoi . time an real e.tite J"":?!!.1 JOHN 8. QAVITT. S V. C. n OAnntTonnOr O. O' ' UhlS OLLN , IDUrSDff and General AfOt Office i . ..- . . .... . . with Allis ii Howes. Water street. Eeaasrills. Ind. JT-tf TRAB Reeeired per steamer Oolde-i Gate) S half-cheat extra tabs Youuc, Hyson. Onapowder and Im - penal: 6 haU-cliest extra Black Tea 48 oaddi-a extra hne Voun, Hy,,,. r.,powder aad fmi.i. " ' r penal. ( ..il'-.-h. st .-x'raflne T-a in quarter-pound papers: for e.i-at Uwest market prices, vy i d. heimann. Hnll,KIKH;!. SU HU E -Kciredpereteam C er 1 i '.mi l 23 tags choice Rio Coffee; i t erne icice: 6 bUs Laf Sugar: for sale by SSJ I. k O 11 k.i ma s N . AHKIiBrJ.-AU eolors jast ree'd and for sale at reduced M-m prieea. by L älLBEKat AN. t26 Main street. 1 door below Branch Bank. TKA8.-2 OS it. Choiee Imperial; 12 Ca Idles Extra Fine Imperial; 4 Botes do do; 2 Chests Choice Onnpowder; 12 Caddies Extra Fiae Gunpowder; 4 Boxes do do. 4 do do Voung Hyson, 1 Chest Superior Blsek Tea. Just rsteieed st s2 Just ratsieed at COOK .S lKfi,?üh0urj;",h BrM- ffi 6?U J at e2b COOK'S. TOIIACCO AXDCIU.Utg -8 5U boxes. Cigars, aas'd brands, a boxes Choice Tobaeco: e.b COOK'S. SWI nRII - b5 BtS lbs Sugar-cured Dried Reef; ' lbs Western Riser-e Cheeee. 9(0 lbs Extra Family Boston Hoap; 1 bbl ut Suae, at e2b COOK'S. JnM Z time ago a m a lost his way going home through the bJT WO 0S. bUt. Ü VAL'TIER A MAKCi'NNIF.R t2l Main street, betweea Firs' euu Second streeU rtOTICK, fSII l undersigned. Treasurer of Vaederl-urgh county, takes tnu mutiiod or sotiu mg f - Holders I ai untv Orders fviug tbe holders of aU Cua protest. d prior to June 1st. 1853. that the sams will be re-oeem-a id .-asb oa iresentat iob to th undersigned at the County Treasury, and' that said Orders will cease to draw in-ter-st fiom and after ih date hereof. JOHN WALSH. Tress. V. C. Bvaasville. Jene fj, SjSj. eSi-lmdSw. jrietR 75 hhde Fair to Strictly Choiee aad Clarified. 9 i t4 rec d aaa tor sals low by S. E. GILBERT 4 CO Sye. near Water. BS IO rOFFBB.-U0 hags ehsioe for sals at lowest markst sa at pi toes e24 S E. GILBERT A CO.. 8ve. near Water. CPAMUH l'H KKII MOWs. -20 bales ree d per Mary bjv ni it, ior ssi S24 8. H. GILBERT & CO.. Sye. near Water. l'RirRN RRnrrRf. WR will sell ths residue of our stoek nf Spring aad Summer Mantillas at the cost of the materials. To these wishing te purchase, we offer iaducemeate. ae our stock has bee a ii. ireaeed ib the last few daye. EbWARD VEGAN & CO.. e22 Firet street, opposite the Post Office. HAY - balsa No. I Timothy end 21 bales ellgktly dam -a,.- "' . received per Canal boat Indiaaa aad for sale by a2A GEO. FOSTER a OO. COH A KD OATS ia lots to suit, forsale by tTl GEO. FO.STKR k CO. r SalM KR PL TED -ew.ug Bird, aad sur-r S.wiag Nee- . die forsale by e22 A. C. PUSBBB. 1 ar At OHLXtJ. Crying and Moving Eyes, Wax and Ki 'l Dolls ata lorsais by s22 A.C. PUSHEE. KOTICK. LEWIS k HOWARD btvinjr pnrrhssed our IV Sl VI harf bat. we wish to retnm our thanks for the liberal ratrnaare bestowed up. n n hitherto, aad to ask for a oonünu : We g to say further to our friends out of towB sad to all. ,u .k. n ;;. .4 1 i.- I...., heretoftre. W e have engaged ample W harf-Ual facilities st trie Kit. r, an 1 hivinrnnr Canal aad other w are houses as herej BsSjSIb. do not hesitate to insure satUfaetioa ia that departWe costiaus to maks liberal advaaees on all property eoas:gaed U us for sale orshipmentto our eorreeionaente. aad al-o promptly to fill all order, seat to as Rse he purchsas of goods or the produce of the eountry. hsviag ample faeilities to do such business to tha hast advantage for our correspondents. Office, as formerly, uader th Telegraph Office. e22-tf JOHN 8. MITCHELL k SOX. FBIIÄ. -CT Demi Veils ree'd this dsy snd for sals by JAS. LOW k CO., 417 Maia :t., Lua.. Ey. C1HKs Ml-:", I smmon Boards sad Coaversatioa Cards, forsale by eZ3 A. 0. Pl'SHEE. Ri nOHR, Horn. Ivory. Shell aad Metalic Combe, formale hy aO A. O. FÜSBBB. HAIR. Clothes. TaetS. Vail. Comb aad Shoe Brushes, for Blabs eS A.C.PLSHEK. GLA49. Chiaa. Plasters. White aad C mmoa MarMes. tor sali by a2a A.C. PL'SHBB. CUKCR8.- pieces Ka. 1 Checks; 30 pieees No. 1 Liadaay Checks, e . . SO pieces No. a do do: ree'd this das aad for sale hy M JAM. LOW k CO.. 417 Main st.. Lou.. Ky CASMMERB. 46 pieces black Caasimsrs rse d this day aad for sale by -21 1"W A OO. . 417 Mala St., Loa.. Ky. kkmovim; .misamm. V KM!).. Tea boxes Lemons ree'd and for sale by A elS FKESTON BROS. 8ALT.-S0 1 16 T-. r-r rr L.iverpnol Y me SaH in store w. mr sat a sy FRK-STOX BROä. XOTlfE. MEETING of the St, kh,.Her. of ths Indiana State Min4 a iag aad Man o far tu ring Company, wilttak. lae at r Ou.ee. ol the fourth Moaday ia June'. sl6-tf SHlA'liLRS. -130.000 hast inality Poplsr SbinglM for sale by ! S AMI' Et. ORR. FOR RBBT. SEVEllAL ROOMS sufficient to accommodate a small family. Eaouireuf DR. J. C. Bl'RCH. ee3 2 doors above ths Sherwood House. 3,UX lbs aas d Wire. 10 pigs Block Tia, Sl6 2 eaaks Ziac. 100.000 assorted Riv.ts. for sals bv SAMTBL ORR. araoR 1 K M(l'li.-3) do. Port. Mania. ..-4 .v. 4 B aad for sals by JAMES LOW A OO. sK 417 Meie street, Leahmlls, Ky JOtVinMAA CARPB.TER8 Vs'AÄTED.-I wish smploy mm 4 to 5 good journeyataa Car pea tar. to whom 1 will pay Sl 7S per day aad work tea hoursKoae Dpes vsiaawa assy sppiy. IVSI-lwa B. DT80.V. of Biutgy and Wagv,, Hub.. Spokes. F,lfoM aad SBkvm en hsnd srTfcrsals by t16 Myfl ORK

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ofVAlTIERJi MARC'iNN lER'S CoMl'Ah HATS, by whieh jBar-ii V jvauavn,e. iau. he fun 1 bis way without trouble. The same hate to bf had at I t,:01 !Tom f'm' Vi . rHJ P ,rt'M for ,rxMm their Store where thoy arson exhibition, together srstfc Sal .lmJ SS&r?-.? A. '. 'LW-- - -lortt and de.criptioas ' f hcad-drsss of the bt't quality and fflTf ,CE CRKAM tALOO u fitted up ia ths bastetylc.

make, si Hie lowest priere.

m 'i, .7. "'rery warBed that ths Ordiaaace agaiast aT4 XK AT CHANCK FOR fePECl : LÄTIÖN Six Latr for stTttie mZf.VÄUr attars Bsys tuMkyaras. Ac will be fjjr ,.,. tu.ted i. Ev,r.,v,U. jus, Lyoid the BeBiwsTp.TLliif. ! I art sAwaaeAadj pas- ; wis improved. They are well situaied Tor ZlXrnc. eeUg ihemsefve w i 2 , . ' - f tt'1 , haviagitdoae , convwaieat to bwaiB-e.. aad oBly al-out oae au-ara fram MaS therBselvea.asithasgottob.doo. withaat delay. street. A Sae epecnlatioa le offered in thessTlots. as thsr era

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TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS AND OTHER fTPmalllldlUallJI .1 P a TE VT WHEKLBKKOWS ' tfftJPK .u,r.or sriUl. for Rallree-S. Turui'ikri. CeasjifeK perpoies. etc , of my sea aasfaetare. ia lau to sun purchassrs. etartaatly oa haas. far sale It HKS RT ROCKafr. X. 31 Best Froat street. CUeleasU. O. trsT Ordert prenipüy atUBdaete. tSt-latAw UKKF (V4TTLR AC. FOR KAI.K.

I w oi l ii n i.fv my Matcher irieaas aaa ouicrs tnterttted, that 'will be at the Salt WeU ease a week with a lot of fine sad fat Beef Csttls. setter I V . . - . l k. A ISII-k Co . Shrer. Ic, to which I would asS the Dart ealat BUSatio of cititess. I hsre also r sale a Sae epaa of Hi rase, sod Molts to satisfy all orasrs. Those waotias aaytaiaf of tb s fj"?- T.1' r'aee leave word at tae Salt II r at O air.is. Aiw Hinaoav. WaI WALLACE OO KiZ di.U TDIOI,lTIO. iOTII'K. - . IIK partoerthip heretofore ensting betweea the uader-eia-d. under the name sad style ef J. k W. RaWy. at this dsv u.ssclved by mutual rossest. AU lisMlities to aad from said trm will re settled Vy William Relllr. who is the saccessor to said trm The arm aaas will be used for the purpose of liauidatioa oaly . J A MKS KF ILLY. WILLIAM KLILLT. rSS-tf Eraasrille. June 15. 54. w.vi. in n.i.v, VHOLBSI.E AKD R KT AIL iROCKIl AJUT 1? PRoUl'CE MERCHANT. SI A IN SI K fc. KT T1.enderaigaed w. ulJ respectfully inform hisfriiade aad the pebl.e ! ef Ksaasrills aad viciaity. that. hsTiac Bur based the I star est of ths Senior partner in the lau trm of. & W. Reilly. he iateadt to cam ew the Grocery aad Prodwoe sao'aees as Saw eld ' staad. He embraoce this opportuaity of retaraiag tbaaks for pan ATors aad iateads to spars as eSort to merit a eeatiaajaaesof the same. je-ly WILLIAM SKILLY wmi rBjTjn subecriber. ia re ir ng frora l usiness. tskes this e peer -, M. tu a lty to si press his grauful arkDowlerteemeats te the i saerchanta aad others of Evusrille aad th earrouadiac ceaaI try. far the rery liberal share oftM.'roaafe bestowed o the late firm of J. & W. Reilly. dunog his aoaaeet'oa with it. a j period of foarteea rears, aad woold respect'ally ass for a tea tinuanee ot the same to bis successor ia bustaees. : c20-tf JAMES REILLY NOTICK. RTtOOKä are now opeaed at the öftre ef John J. Claadlsr. . IB Secretary of the EeaasTille Gae Licht Compaay. aad wilr i e sept open lur thirty Maars trom this date, lor tba sa beerte - neu oi eiD.uvaddittoaal Stock or said Company, ordered by the Directors thereof, ia eowformity to law. sa the 4th day ef March. 18M. Attest: JOHN J. CHANDLER. mySO-lm tssrstsry. CLKRK'8 OPFlCh. blPHKMK COURT. JUNE 9TH. 18J4 rartltr 1nn..-. c j. ... zr . . . .. . . m , : . I-". '"in " aw. aww"'S statement aaa rules. - "-eww w.-'i a w ei w as v - a-ru U luar, U. W' Ul HPQ DCir T .11 m h..a,taad.nf th. docket ;ro7T7 waawa sixty dsys is teaaa t operate injuriously ia toft man instances whea the period has elapsed, the :ut e tends submitted without brief. ' ,V.T :7'!.2L" 'V.?".1 "?2ZmV? r'cprsi cut lis i.ar . There are u records aow ia that situation maay of them it is fear ed lost. T". remd-r thnr eeilsthe following rales hses bees adopted I wssnbtaitted uader the rale priem Isars to fits a brief th. ei.A withi.,h On the call of the dot i. w uii .iiui .una oiiawti, ii me nriei is Bot niea wits e. dorket St each term, erere .uu filed an., veer prior to tli. first dav nf .u.h ..n. 4 ... ... 1 1 ..4 .a.ir be dismissed st the cost el the psrtv bringing the rase up. ca 1. as upon such call the eaase be submitted on priated brUf The Slst rule, allowing caneee to he submitted with leave to fi o brief in bO days, is hereby modiiied sa st te aptly ohly to ..1-4 ..... M . J . .... i '.4i-j nieu witiiiBW car. rrior te tha first dar of tae term , fflj " 'f?'.?" ,b' "".V V'f. t- rtn can le submitted only on nrint. l Lri.f filed at the tleXV of sul mission ander ths 25th rale. IT td to the Judges till nfWr.that bOdats expire. After submission the papers shall net be permitted le pen ont sf tha haada of the J dge to whom they are eAeCSed fiat either patty may hare a copy ef ths r-"rd. or aat pan ef H. from the clerk upon the partaeat el proper sse. The l.tth rule is resiadea; aad the desk is directed te keep the record to permit ioapeetrea ed tfcwm la Bse sSkes. er a payment of proper fees to furnisl. copies. ia ordered by tha cewrt that reeorde prnperly belonging ta j Iks Clerk's Ofhee be returned to tht cust dv of the Clerk ol tha Surreine Court ia 30 dars. jslä-dawtf WiS. B. BEACH. C k Sap SATT1XBT. 1 ease blue Satinet ree'd this day and fet sale by .30 J. S. LOW CO.. 417 hUia St.. Law., sty. SHKKTI.Ms8.-5 bales 5 4 brawa Sheetlag: 2 cases 9 4 blra'd de; ree'd this dew I K IRN.-l esse super Shamokia blue Jeans ree'd this day er and lor sale by JAS. LOW A CO . e2U 1- Vain street. Loanrille. Ey F l 1,1. GOODS. BCn.KTT A LIlkVllLaV j miO. 11 WARBEN hTItEK r. NEW YekS, AK ItOW ll reoriving, sad hare eaaetanUr ess ad. a larke aed ds sirabls aasortmeat of Whit-Gooda, Ltasas. liases. Bsatosi dories. Uosisry. (.loves aad Fancy Ooodt sc Noted with ear at the lowest arket prices, to which the att nt tn of the trade ia inviiea. 42-dli A. K1HTZ, WIIOI.KH VI.K .M) HKTILCOrVtiTriO,ns. .oJ Manufa' turer of all kinds of Cacultaa. Cakaa. dor dime. Preserves. Jellies, sc.. e , First tires., betweea Mate TIIIItTY-T.VO VALrABLRIlsjarti FOR SALB lit T I.AM A-t O AT A I "I'IO. . HIRTY-TeV O valuable Lu in Block S3, la f SIB aaes Bear the residoace of Haa. John Law, will te said as suction, at ths Conn liouae iver ia ErsasvilLs. oa Saturdsr. July 1 t. 1854. Jdoet of these Lets fron, on 3d aad Sd aveaa-s, wad are eaeae or the moet deeirable Uu ia Leaaaaow fcr-resfdeaees A eist ofih same may h-seen hy calling oa Wheeler i Kobiaaoo corner Mais snd First streeu. Ersasvill. TERMS. Oaa-foarth eash. aad balaam la aas. tasa aad three vairs with iatereet. litlsperfeat. SO UN xUVICTT By WiikKi.aa k Roaiaao. elS-lwd ICOFARXNatlHP. HAE this day aeeoeiated with ms. la tae Forerardiag aad Com mies 10 bwsiaeea. Räbers S. Baarasd. Ths be, 1 n ess will be hereafter soadactad under the aasae sty lk aad trm ef Lswis k Howatd. eH-tf BOW Alt D LEWIS r.i.wAKD LKwrs. ttaerr 8. bowabp LEWIS V HOWARD, o r 11 1 n .1 a m mumamwn msh - CHANTS. Rvaasville. lad. Whari-haaS at ths River W arehuuae oalhc Canal. Perseaal aad prempt atteatioa re all CoBsigameats. either (or sale or sbipmeat. KvaasviUo. J414.S Is. 154. ly BSLai.Xaad Caavaeed Dams. Hhenld-re aad Sidee. oa BL aad forsale at' stS T. BACON k CO.'S Grecsrv EKKD.-Oora. Oats. Brsa aad Shlp-etatae hand aad far S7 jssie a ahS T. BACON k CO.'S Grooory. FLOrRaad fresh Cora Meal ree'd and for sale at T. BAOOB k CO. '8 G rosary. PI "It Ii Cider Viaogar aa hand and far sals a fratS T. BACON k OO.'SOraaery. At, . Mlllll.trJll FOR tfAl.r. LL the Ma:hiBery. hheetiag- Ae.. ia the Raa Harber Oottva Mill, will be sold cheap. Ly appliostion te the'sabscriber. " Oae fortT horee-nower Earisr on ns.Var ,4 41 , A ' . -'". LrawiBg rranaee. t L,ist reeders. esaiaaiae Fra. rasaea. 4 List Feeders. S Spiaaiag ! H.ngers Coupling Belm aad Futures Ulongiag to th Bee 4 . t 1 w ir. . to- nn e.ft k.t ... Harbor Oettea Mill. Apply to sror oettoa mJU. Apply te Z. H. COOX. -f K vaosville KOTIOWB. TOx APsD F .;Y GOO 08. A. U. 11 Mil. t. UAi JtOW BKEN EIGHT YEARS LV Evansville. constantly addiag all ths little useful aad 1 ornamental articles, to Ulis ruitienlar branch of trsvaU ssi with present arraageaaeate with Kastsrav nve reheats, can and will acll. for cash, at the lowest market prices. Customers aad friends are respect ully 'evited te sail aad sssm'na taa gzaat variety Store valor Odd Fellows' Hall. First street. el-lyd Aw I KU' nnitEu FERN LBAVEA from Fanny s Port'foiU. Seas The Dodd Fsmily Abrosd, by Chat. Lover: T a. TM 1 1 I taf d Series. 4 e r. uiT--.e;; or1 an ; Life and Saiingsof Mrs. Psrtiajt-; Th' J'aBp Lighttr. ste .. ste Just received aad far sa f ssrjf TBOMAS COMVNOTON 120I.D Pt-:.8, Fiirjewelry aad Wax Beads, for aale at m al A. C. PUSHER 8 Toy aad KoUoe Store. Meat. HOISK, Kllii A D Ol'.4IKTAL PAUVTQVO. PAIN'IS. OILS. WINDOW GLASS. AC. A0 4LENDKING k WALKER has. formed aaartaesbipfea wr tae stovs bus la ess. snd opensd a Shop aal Stoas sa &yeI smere street, ahovs Laoehlia's old stand. They will keep oBstaatlr oa hand a lares stock al SViasa n,i. Wl.s. Glass. V smithes. Brashes, k' .kt. Thsy also solicit orders for House sad Sign Paiatiag al sssrr saristy. r ronusiag te s x - ecute it in the beet style and at the loweet prioes. my tf FOR SAI.K. ALOTsitaated ia StothwUI's Knlarremeat. about Si from Mam street, with ..convenient dwelling house out 5 squares house the rev on. containing. Sae rooms; also a good aaliar aad eisten aad eoaveaieat ot baildin enquire ot n. riUSUtxt. e. II :at t in oppertaaity af speculation, had better aaaly imme d airly. Oae of these boa-e especially is a aew and very da- , siraUe rttidence For ta.th.r psrtieulars apply at this office ei-tt tg-mKCJLKfe. ..VOOOSrstrate Poplar Shragls-U store aed for aale cheap to c'.ese consignment by . el r REST0?f BKCr 0 GOOD Blri.'VEH8 STAlsD FOR HWOtt. K f the est stands ia ths eity tor a Dry Goods bewaa. te say blwk of buiMiDgios Firustr-et will be vaearsdias few days. The bouse is a asw three story hriek. aad turn ernes ha. mad large r-m wis oaly oa. half a sqna-e from Mala staeet on First, aad opposite the Peat Omee. This steed has psselsar advantage. for a Dry Goods esublisbmeat. Eaejaire im m tatttely of elt-tf FRANCIS LWCIt JUST RECEIVED.-- . IO bales Premism Drills; 71 lbs Psteat Thread; 32 pes 3-4 Manchester Checks . 1 bales Striped Osmahur; 3 bales Alabama Oscaourgi S bales -4 Tiekiagt 1 case P a n Priam; Su pes Flaoaal; I case assorted Cheeks. ' oatec stwertad Osetk 1 ' res narrow Tweed: 110 pes Gm. I A larre aaaortoieat of Kid Gloves. 32 401 heavy bilk Oravats. rse a this aay aao rsrsssa By JAS. LOW k CO.. 417 Mais st . Lee.. By 1 0T RECKIVKO AW Harper'sMaaaiae (or Jews, Futaan's do Ser do. 'mham s d for dr . Godev's Ladies' Boat Ihr Juas Knickerbocker for Jwae; F-ra I earn Per'tii Senas, at SAMTPr ( ir.TPf S Bsskatsrs.

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