Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 7, Number 59, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 6 July 1854 — Page 2

FiAtT TaCI IT R M A T jJAlJLi X . UU A -fi D. T. . - a u BANDERS. EDITOR. llZJzx. lZ ---

tkhms op m esckiption. Daily JoaraaJ. per rear,. ..... - , a k Tri-Weekly Journhl, per yenr, 4 uu i.u.i,. r',,T,Mi - uu enreiMATi ,aac.. -Messrs. Iarvh ft Moot !freVt. between vine and wai.iut, Cincinnati. .ttutriaprf awi.tj for the transaction of huMc. a. for X2 5..n.Tlll-Joarnal. ThO D:illv JoUriml Will Ni found aCaTT. .iv,r.io,nt. .,. ...h-aT," oajirt reirvcctrally olldtd throotrli thcni. " . . . K OITTOF LV V'S IM, I., THURSDAY MORN INO ,: .:::.: JULY ti Man. O. H. Suiltb'i Spei-clt. Hon. 0. H. Smith's speech at Apollo Hall, last Monday afternoon, on the subject of the R.n.Ulp Ir,t;n-r.nli..,..l PlpvpUnil Slrai , r Line Railroad, was listened to with great intereat by a very respectable audience. It .a ..a i was a matter oi re?rer wiiu ni:n. ai iiwu

doubtless with others, that the severe india- county, if she does not. Mr. Lockhart had "e "Know Nothings, and were oouDtieas a jnj? from prict.loll Roud to Oak Hill Cemepositlon of Mr. Csrpenter prevented him al- at Washington slated the people of Evans- call for a meeting. But this speculation was tery; Lowell & Isley, 20, on account of contending the meeting, anJ defending himself villa were in favor of locating the road entirely destroyed by a stfiair MJ j trsfoc JjJJj üoodre 835 f r Ü from personal charges which had b-en made through Washington. The people of Ev- thereforo not a "Know Nothing," who nMl H was relerre.Uo

" - in Daviess county. Yet his presence was , ' . .... not necessary, lor Mr. Smith answered and disoroved them with as much zeal as though ' they bad been made against himself. No one ' wbo attended that meeting, and listened to ...... Mr. S. d speech, but must hav been conviuced that the chargej made aamt Mr. Car-: penter through the Washington Sun, were a a al misdirected and unfounded, and conceived and propogatcd iu the very worst spirit. Mr. . . r T 9 . . . C. has been blamed for that which, even it it ba a wrong to the Washington community, should attach no responsibility to hirn . Ihe Preaident of the road, Mr. Smith, assumes all the responsibility in the matter, after the report of the Chief Engineer, and regrets that tu is not made the subject of abuse instead of Mr. Carpenter. ' We had intended making a full report of Mr. Smith's speech, but its great length, the ' excessive heat of the room, the crowded j state of our columns, &c, furbid, although ; we are well aware we could fill up those columns with uo better nutter. Sowemust content our readers with a very brief abstract. After hid introductory remarks, he said he was going to take a different course in his speech from what he generally did. He wanted to talk of the kind of road, the object of the road and th: history of the road, i with its general character and prospects. t , ,. , , , ,. , , . ; UUucr iiirsc ntuu?, lie u ovujc'.u iiic loao in

detail. He alluded to his former connection . -"""a" ir,"uu" j . ' fronting on Water st., and owners of lots " "" '.w- ''! :rfd ? r'-"; , f'r -with the Indianapolis and Belle Foutain ' 9torM were generally closed, and thing, look-; d beautiful sheet just starling in life , y, 2S and 2', IJ. B.1 fronting on Oak TSc ZXSLuZ". iTh't!'.; ' LomsTLie . , i j i . r ied hollidav like. The German Benevolent I al Lafayette, li.d. We are uuaquaintcd with j gt c,Jt down the fide walks in front ihereol 'r -

rvauroaa, ana ijave ins reasons ior iiuvota- ' o i tinff it. In laving down this line, he was

struck with the advantages of Evansvillo as HaU ,B the '"niiig. to lhe number of seve--e. nt.; oerin..a n.,,1 f tUa. ea,i i. 1 rsl hundred, and after marching through the

U 14 VUIV I I I v I vv III I II U J i U II U Wl bllV U I v U I. 1III-I I portance of a road to her, which would connect her with the railroads of Itidianapol's. Over $400,000,000 had been expended on the great lines of railroads which centered at Indianapolis, and just aa valuable to us of Evaosviile, as if we had expended all, after we became connected with them'. He tiaced out the different lines of railroads converging at Indianapolis, and gave details of their tabportance. At no other point in tbe world was there such a concentration of railroads. We maintain the. point of a centre, and are also on the Ohio river. Mr. iS.'b remark:! on tho prospects of Evansville in this connection, were very happy. He predicted rapid progress dnd future greatness for our city. Mr. S. spoke of the difficulties in locating this rnnd. He did not believe there ever was a road more difficult to locate- Every town anywhere near the road, insisted upon the road rnnning through it. as the condition of their tiakiuj stork. Washington was no exception. Its claims had been rejected with those of Monravia, Bloomfield, Petersburg1, etc. This great liue of Railroad was a through road,aud not intended merely to benefit villages. Had found it difficult to get it out of the heads of people in every town along the line of the Railroad, that the road is not I being built to accommodate them especially. He had instructed Engineer not to pay attention to these towns, as he had determined not . . . c .. 1 ZJV, , i nriniMnle nf mAltmrr a cfrniirht I n Ha 1 pnncipit Ol mailing a EiraigfU line. tie BIluded particularly to the difficulties along the icultiea alontr the . ;. .j j.j . line, ana proceeaea to answer questions which had been propounded to him it different times, and more particularly by a correspondent of the Evansville Journal. No part of the district was better represented than Evanaville. Mr. Carpenter, Mr. Allis and Judgd Law, were men capable of answering all questions, and lhe books were available. Yet he would proceed to ans er this Correspondent. He did so, to the perfect satisfac-1 tion of all who heard him, and even to the ta. a ui papers. Hr citizens are jealous, and say we art a 1 1 ka J.J . . I -A akan.mk i . " - : fctl j - I their town. Last year they had compliment- j ea mm Now he had to romnla.n nf a want 1 - - I of courtesy on their part. He explained , why it was he had agreed to run the road k k vv.ak; , . . . tnroogn v aanington. Tney had aaid their a. a . line Wlb BS 1IOOC1 as ailV ut hpr Tn i-nma. I " a ... of ikl. kaa i J...-J ..... mcuwo vi iiu., ia i.iiiuuucu a resolution. tk.'t if ika nannla f W..k: .. r--r -a-.u.iigion wouiu guarantee wunm twenty days 5100,000 of stock, the road should be run through that place. But the after report of tbe engineer (which h? read) proved that the line could .aL: a II a I . . .. not ue uai ia wen run mrourn there ma n v eg, rou... Wo .hou,a hare nTLT.

.. a . e . .-a.-a a.i al r AOO- . Knll txrilh humn anrl hnrni AAn . ' 'n Seat Ot uOVeinmeilt, and 111 both tOOSC j eaoh. for the eoaeenienee of Contractors and bid will be can- eoatinue U mate liberal ad ranee nn all properly eon - aatisfaction of the correspondent himself , table groant.d under it8 ) ad of the b t , 400, a bull with hump and horns, oSO.a.g . mtttmm n . , . L . . . an hin y Ä400- a buffalo HSOOadoa I10-'? , , , n'S ihtw t.iMtyortilPr.pwt.oB1i(4(.ii nr"x.on.ii.. b rrajüy t ui riUrdtna f,itb.partkMi ( generally. (delicacies and choicest viands which the BPnmx c-oo, a ouumo, ouu, a cog, c-u, Leg:litures were elected by large majorities. I ai eio be considered for the pSy menu for the work to i or u. prodneeof tieeeanuy. baTagamletaeaiteeu. Washinn h.-d worked its wav into our . .fTnerl. a Knni i oo ... a n dsä n a braying attitude, 850. About a dozen other free States are uni.n .0 ! U 1 VF oÄMfcJSuM-uadS

... .'ii ..... uu guuu utsi ui iiuui curre in the road to accommodate them, the flames were extinguished, before they! mhirh VL'OlllH hp rilinrillB Tk... ...1. ..!... , I

lose oar connection with the Ohio and Mis- ..... . ..n.a.j pi ...,o il. j ;. DoiaiUaiaii.: j Mejipj'i i.u'vuu. . . 1. 1 . , v. uns cim us i rn . ii . ii -wm-xw HJkimrortanre.he tf?ad 1 otter tiom Ir Hall Tr..

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ulenl of that railroad. Nearly all accident. j occur oo curve. To make this curve would . ... ... , g endanger l.fe and the value of property.

f.... .k . r .u : ..,.., i l u ä liil. i l ü 1 J i l j I i in r i' iirci. il vv ao u i j bm . . t .1. reasonaoie in vainmgion to in.iet upon una - intuaiie tu morkhn Men. ami b me Mr. Car- ' . ........ i .L f j penter lor mat MUM no naa noming to oo - ith more lhari thev had Besides Washwun murt man mey nau. uesiuee, t aau , K-.l aamaMaJ ,iith hr ,..,. vk '-r'"-- i ment. ... , , aa . . i. L ' HCl nutcno iiau vusaww vwwb t....i. .u we vouiu no, rece.ve-m y kAfk at exorbitant rates, fcc He alluded to , , . ' threau to the effect that if the road be not run through Washington, that place will not trade with Kvausville. This revenge would trade with Efansville. This revenge would only injure themselves, and was unjust as F.unr, ,i!U did nnl inlprfpr will, ihpm ill - 1 in changing the line of the road. Trade will o. meroau. xraucwiw . Others can buy at Ev- , the businets of Daviess always find its level. sil l ;n i ansvuie, nnu vv - i i uo me Dueiness oi Lavitsa - i an&villt are in favor of no such thing if they .. ' consider ihe report of the Engineer as worth anvthinir. It is imoosaible to inn the road I" through that place, unless at a ruinous sacriike of the interests of the road and of stockholders. ; He alluded to the prospects of the road, value of stock, &c. Said he would rather I havu the stock of this road at par than of any other road at 50 per cent, on the dollar, . : and gave his reasons in detail. I his road would traverse the richest agricultural and mineral regions, blessed with the greatest hydraulic powers, the finest limestone, white marble, &c the best timber counties in the State. From Greene to Morgan, through Morgan, Mouroe, Owen, Green and Daviess counties, to counties of Dubois and Warrick, 1 every ten railea afforded immense coal depots. Hut our limited spaco compels us to cut short even this abstract. No report of ours could probably do justice to the speech, and we feel now it were almost better to make MO rpport than so feeble a sketch. It gav-i satisfaction, and we only regret every citizen could nut have been present to hear it. I on rili of July. j The weather was comparatively cool on j aaä. r... 1 EM A I .Ll I I I i .t All. ' i i , l.r ...'F., lir " , in .f fill. I n i. I 1 . . l Hu till! . ll il v uitrtt, ui i. i iiiiiii vi vi i I ii V I I r , whole day. There was no celebration al f ........... 1 1 - ui i. iu ,. r, , i... - . .1 r . . ,i 1 Association tormec in procession at npono ; 1 ' . .si L a . as si a nnncioal streets, preceded bv a nne band of i- . . .i . i . l . music, wem tu a oeauuiui grove near me city, where they had their celebration. We were not present, and therefore can give no account of their proceedings. We are sorry lo learn, however, that at its close there was cons.dfrable fighting both between the Ger- . I I I U . .1 I iiiums iiifiii-srjivi s, anu. ufiwrrii uiriii nnu a

Americans on the ground. But that is;.hire Lep,aItttur(. to eect a U. 8. Senator.-

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UWISSM uiauur ouuj'oi i it "ui in. uoi 'iiti'ii, VAT ll . i . ra . I v I I a I 'Wells, the Douglas-Nebrsska-Administra-and we withhold at present any exprestion of i.j.. . t ..a., ms. r Hon candidate, stuck at 150 votes, 157 bing

opinion. In German Township, there were two cele-

bratious, both large'y attended, ably addreas-1 matter now fM VUh t,e ,ower House ed, and highly agreeable in every feature. gga These were at Mr. Dorman's and at Mr.; OCT By lhe report of the State SuperinNicholas Long's. Speeches were made bytndentof Common Schools we learn, that Messrc. Summers, Denby and Harlan, and Vanderburgh county looses near $500 per in German, by Messrs. Deitsch and Baker, j annum, by the consolidation of the school At bolh places there were very fine dinners,' fund. '

an abundance for all, and everything provided by the ho-pilable citizens to contribute to the enjoyment of their guests. Had we not been unavoidably absent, we should have gfrea i detailed account of these celebraHons AS It IS. we can only bay, that thoie aa.. a ..1 - who wenl from Lvusville were highly pleas'ed, and assure us everything pissed off de hghtfully Boy Drowned Last Momiay evening about 9 o'clock, a German boy aged 16 yeara, named Chas. Wigginghause, son of Mr. John P. Wigging - e 6 r w . . ... . .... . .k. (I lUat. . V (13 U I l " IlCU Vb Mlig I II UaiUlIll HI lilt" ' . . river. It is soppoaed he was seized with several men. His body was found next day. Charles was a very steady and nice boy, and Laaal .L. Swtl A k; . :.;:: I; P J ' Opehig of the Washisqto Hotel. l-h ortPinnrrnf th W.-h. nrrf on Hnlpl nn the 4lh waa rca)1 an jinpo8inff affair. The proprietors spared no pains in their prepara - ;on. .nrj about 14 o'clock their ...mntnou. ' down at the first table, to the best dinner a.i . l a r J ever is. Ds.ore tn. nie numoer u! epieurei sr ,n this city. The same scene was repeated 4V. .k0 .iv,k ix-iik n,;Ka Ul iuw ejagiMg a tats w ww at v kg uiiuiiiiihioij ou Li I V 1 a l ii - I . i . . tl0ns, besides hundreds who were served with i pri?ate snacks. Our reporter was on the' pnvato euakaa. p " uu UIC ; r-round several times during the day, and reiw . k: I 1. ... ,ka. " Sa it.:. mils 1 19 lliaiiso iu mo inciui j n.'i tuen . r sn-r a attentions, cud regrets his inabi itv r .... ... .. o eniov their excellent dinner with them. Messrs. Felker tt Hedderech are justly entitled to ..the horn8... i P.. . rn e - e aAlw wwm m mn-ninrr n - j a I FT a. v , r v till ( a 111 LA (Ji I1IU1 111 II . u l,..j ... a n t k k- a ... . aTTJ"!" . TT iiu none much damage. It is supposeo 10 have been the worü of an ineend,,rv. but I . . - " i . . msv have been the refiiilt of firfl rrarkere. or - - - ... F 1 .Lor ik r i..t.. j ?

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Mleri.u sifu.. Our citizens have been very mudi startled at some of the wondruus "signs of the Jf

lime' exhibiting tliemseives ru in erm vatf riniis forma Orl 4th July, they '

- - "Smith. Stephen. Elliot. Hart. Decker.

i fourna! reaa in me jouruai ID conspicuous letiera, rnnnnir tht ailvprtiaamnts. ' No w - a-Da YS," b and that was all. Then on the corners of r BtreCtS WCre BtUCk tnanffülar pieces Ol paper , . . I trnm mrifii,i.,m rar "pitniflff nonni rsl a - to omebodv. Rut the "ifrand climax" was, 7" - a large sneet also posieu ai cornere, w,w. ,l, r..ll. ..ui in lnrcrf. ink linps the following scrawled in large ink lines "J 10." Biff heads Bild little heads Were. "tuck together to unravel tins mystery. Snmpnf .Iip.p hp-.t. Wpr ah ake II erT inVS- . I teriOUSlV, as II tne OWBtTI Knew Bll aooui, . . . 1 1 1 . ....... . the matter, wnicn tney did not 11 wan nuai- - . , K , ly Milled however, that these singular handbill were connected in some manner with .... . , i it meant "Jims 10 o clock and mat uu. ,u ,.jrl,u ., meant there would be turtle soup aervea up -a . . . , at Jim Carter's restaurat at luocioci mai a. . a . . r . . rn.DB! Hereafter wnen j-.u .res 7oa 10 lhe face, just drop in at Jim s.and see C 1 I . . II . ' 11 ne na9 nl 8üme fJire"ini BUUr .7ZZ rm .a. A young woman named Sarah (Jrace Colin, r " a servant in Mr. Jonathan Newman's family, was found dead in her bed last Monday nigkt - . .1 about 1 1 o'clock. She had walked prtbably; several miles that day in a hot buii, and without even a parasol. In the evening .-!. r- ;il lurried, and complainud of indisposition. Re!using medics' aid, she retired lo bed, and evidently died very booh thereafter. She was aged about 22 years. An Inquest was held over her body, and a verdict rendered of death by apoplexy. To CorirÄACToRS. By advertisement it will be seen that sealed proposals are solicited by Alessrs. Allen, McGrady &, Co., Via cennes, Ind., for the grading, bridging, masonry, furnishing cross ties, and laying the track, of the entire line of the Wabash Val- ! ley railroad, extending from Vincennes to j Paris, III., 60' miles. Contractors would do well to examine the specifications, plans and profiles, of this road. A Nrw Pater. We have received the t r.rra first number of the Lafavette American, a . ... ,, ... . , Ihn nrnnril'tort hi npr ngrminn nr i nrn r-"i .-v-..-,v v.. .u..v. ... . ... ... . ly, and all we can say of their enterprise at present, is, that "they sample well." Their . . . . . t i . 1 1 T i l I M i . ' O F 1 1 1 . 1 1 t lib sail Ihinfrd nanl ry I in ' ' -.-..-, -ii

none. nmmiiipi In hi wp ant :. irin.l llia'lt.ril. 1 1. .. I ku i. I..II., im,, il..,

r opposed lo the Nebpaka bi 1 and lec'eral rr . . . . . ... . . . aiciaiion. anu Dromi-es to sustain W right 1 , . . .. he goes right! We wish su able a paper onbo"nued ccess. Several in6ffectusl attempts were . . . . ..1. . . . a. ,. iiieuci on nie dum uu., in luv .tpvv ri 1 ill necessary to a choice. The Semite succeeded in electing him on the same dav. and the Cholera AT now MR.. liRUH. nere j appeHri t0 be a g00d jeÄj of cholera at Bowi.-.. r,--. U'v.. from nnt .rmnni. j There have been a number of deaths j Among them was Mr. Geo. Adams. There I j, (Trent de:il of alarm in the rnmm.iMiiv I es , ,. .11. vv..i,u,ii j and maav are leavine. (r A gang of counterfeiters has recently beea discovered in Lafayette, Ind. Their names are Haggeraty, Enderton, Dye, Clerk, John Walsh, Abe Rile, Lemuel Breese, Robj ert Marshell, and Capt. Stocking Some of ' tQem have been examined and held to bail in I . I frnm A I .Sllll I fiA mm nr thair .nn..r.nr a- v - V - ---w ei.vn l'vwi (. . Goods made to Ordeh. At one of the reli- . . . . .j-a.,;,... ßf . rhL ail ... . ... ""c . giuuuancu ...uue ul l" CWt. m. The arti.t declared hi m tap 1 f rPJiHtr tn 4 s w rn t fn . r . .3 - y f , 1 . f r , n llimev ea vibmi W Vv VUI. a ! U V IUVI ItV a J K IO fo.i kl ,ka, ln ik ai. r.f . m.imn.ai n,nn. aw r-w. a..ta.a,Ui . .uu. .UUo. . key' 0F themost hideous monster that Can he most hideous monster that Can ho ronrpived. to inßnir ave nr revere nf a - r - - - ! for re,ifitfHi. eharirea Were for an ournis ennrges wereioran our-ang-outange, 3 feet high, 00 anriineI "I . - -, 111 ' 1 S. a ft Mr Pbttit of Indiana. The New York Pn- . . j Y speasing 01 tne ueDate in tne u.fe. Senate . a a a .1 . M , . . . y ' 7 , If T I;WMJ.P'-'N wh'cJ been closed uuder the operation of the liquor law had been emnned into the Spnnt rh.mhar 1 -. . , It avaaaaM ho I, r- ... i h... . , L .1 l ' - - - " ' v. a i. o - i 3.U..LI '.un cui.il a lUUIUUVU I L' . I mm Baaaaal rf-J: i i j i ''-r3uu,u re"'1- ' '"Ul,". wiouie nne ffotthefe. But that the LeuulattirP of anw . ,. 7 TT e. ' ureuensrjie. -' 7 7 Z , . . i int. una uiuiuiiigdULiuiao cioch a nre was discovered in the store occupied by Wilwas u 8CUT C k P S .V. lO.OII ill H 1 ti alTPPt rp lhe hremen L- a A m 1 II I 1 1 II IV i ' r . -rr were promp.l, on hand ind worked ...fair, to cuecK tne course oi ine connagraiiou, out without effect-it gained upon them, and akan Ia.fl ik. ,4,u.u.,l 1, r I ;.i. , " , " ", , T' L ' Ifn Lowen,ha Lo- and Emory Low & l o.. were "iroien vettere "lraiea in Tiimei, ana mere is no s.u. ..-i..r. . ....Ii I.. I II lllll n 111. II o ill V I licvau. lsu f'rttir Afk isu. Lir. v.

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froceediflgs of (be lit) ioimiil.

J1C1DA7 hVEJIXC. Ju V 3.1854. - ., 7, Louftcil met pursuant t.j adjournment Present the Mayor and Councilmen Steele, 'o tab. l . .. r xvaieign, liquet and Hünnel. VBie,en ivLquei anu rl u nhei. Ordered, That the followin" named Der-' "eu. in me loiiuwin, named per ion be R uwcH iH fB.n.ika .,.m. .n.1,. .... ed to their names: C. Vovht. 475: (i. -J---J w - ' (Ii nhsr.r C . f t:, an n r. . at - v . iiuer v, ,,:ci.h,ui, IJ, ia. Braunol,, 84;S. Hartma n,3 50; J. Flood , 3 . 0"; I . lood, S3 ,rü; J. Dodson, 4J4 7o; John 'tTT ' 7 " .hnl S!.m0rinfon,ia.,i ..r . a ii ' ' fJ ' " V JU' WIW"MF lOJtluc 1Q lSfid- I..r.n R II. II to-, t 1 ... t. ... I 1 v,ni 1. tai,. . I lui viiT r 11111s . ... - intr tob.ime uaie: uprnun um t i n x - - - 80 for lumber for old grave yard; Dennis Ken- . ' - afanccKdue on appPüpridllun üt Hoad a ancc Cue on u o jroi-i jtmu - r I r ' e.i..w.. .ai...-w-.-'-m..Tf- V M ftilh Jn,lruCli,jn3 lo repurl t r meeting. . aar. oi.pnen anu me miginet r4a commu(.in In) Pi tfi Urn U 'I li I r I ' I . n '. fl r u T I I i II t lu CY. j Do(.k ltll slreetf between Vine and . . . . ..... Division, to the adjoining lots, made a rpurt laslollows. Lot Co 172 I). E., 30 2S; S3.iT- wluchr 't was received and cornijj j o, w ii icu re port was receiveu ana comhupm ,rhHTu. ...I n u rrlprpd .:.!. accounts be charged to the respective Lis. mi .B .. . . . j. i l W11 motion n ,r, rvaieign, seconueu ay Mr. Hart, Mr. Itcquet was appointed to pro cure ttie necessary dirt and place Uie same , . ,. : ..I Irl. taai I. ..i CIIU3 I nilUI I 1FIJ IUI Dlll,CI Jl , T I ,t Vine and Diviaion sU. I'l.. .... . ..;, , :.. rt-L llie oiiiuu o iruun wi iiiiriiiiciiis in va mil f... .j: i IJ ill -t iut u i y lui uuu a- tiiuui ruiiu o 1 . , ' 1S54, was read and ordered to be filed A petition was presented, signed by Bracket Mills and others, residing or owning ... , , property on Walnut at., between the Canal I a. i. ... ., ,1 .... w,i. !...,..... .VI.'!.. . a uii cm ii bi., anu un uiii at., uiic ij i uiiiui and Locust tis., requesting the Council to pass an ordinance tor tne grading of walnut .a S a a m v si. irom trie CJiiii to sin si. ami tun st. r tr I . r I from Walnut to Locust sts. Read and referred to comnnttee of Linck, Stephens and the City Engineer, to report at next meeting. Mesr-rs. Raleigh and Huunell were appoint- . . D . it. ed a committee to snperiutend the cutting down of the side walks in front of fractional lot lot No. II and lots NtJSJn 17 and 15, V. K, Ordered, That the owner of lot No. 53, U. Cj cause the aaine to be tilled up to correspond with the city grade iu ten days after publicilion ot order llnlor,! Thai thai -. I . I... V 1 VIWlIWW, . , l ." . HI,. 7. 1.1.1 V I UU 1 I W V 1 . V ' . , . , ... . . . . , In parpi.nntu mit i u'n np. .lo mi im II , ,n , v.. . .. .... v , j , ul , m.,,, , u..j ! 1.1: . : .e of publication of ordei. Mr. Decker, one of tlio committee appoint ed Oil Ihe subiect of music at the BllH'. Head rjjjjrj i I " ion ounuuys, maue n veruai report, setting I "r - "TT 1 r" 'k"""' " or said establishment, who informed him l.u ii ii I h f. t Inp iiiiiii. r.. .iil.i Ii, t.inn.'.1 xi 1. 1 r . n n. . n i rr1-' i committee were discharged. Ordered, That the Clerk giv notice by L. II l. . i . I n . .- r- i: . puOMCBtiOII, m-il me OOaru Ol l'.'iuaiizailiin r . n . i .r e of City I axes will meet a his office on Monday, Julv 17, 1854, and continue thrir bittincs a' - ' . .i... El I: .:.... : , i out u.iv iw uuy uiii.ii um i-'i'Mn.n ion i completed. Ordered, That the Mayor rail upon Win. Bell, Ksq.,nnd procure from him the tax duplicate for the year 1S5.0, in order that a settlement may be effected at the next meeting of council.

On motion nf Mr St p nhp na tlixvotn of the tb r July . at tb h nr eu of mw. near the baou. uii motion oi dir. ötepnens. tue voie oi Thp 0Klltr nn j, hy ,.fiiD atthta oor . proving proplast meeting, ordt rmg the laying down of i rtj and paying x pea or atiugoa f rrKNoca brick side walk, in Iront of lols 127 and 128, . .... . . ... ' I OTS l'(It HI.i: -V .v HO fee. n lb" eoraer of

U. l . , was reconsidered. Mr. Linck moved ihat a committee be appointed to call on Nathan Rowley, and request him to sign o:f his right to the lot on which the old s.'hool house stands and in rear of the new Washington House, which . as ndnnlfd. anil thp Mavnr. anil Messrs V.l. liott; Decker and John Ingle, were appointed , . - I committee. Mr. Steele moved that Mr. Linck be ap pointed a committee, to call upon Mr. Egirlpfiton xnH'aarprtair u; hot I. r a ri v t Ii i n T rnn Irl 1 KQ A- .A. id. ; .aa aaTTkai CM uc uvil tuna uaiiio iiiiuiuioiiciik vi mvuii ! engines of the city motion adopted. On motion, the Council adjourned till ! Monday evening, July 10th OT It is in vain for the organs of the Ad miuistration to pretend tf think that the Ne braska law has not crushed out Democatic ilronrrlh in tho n m . c 1 a va I. r 1 A i n rr Sifatoa i Three States, ail of which gave majorities for . nu . ju. . IW, ! Hon Pi.r-. havu hid Pflirtna einrP tha I --- a; - . . ..v.u. .. .vv-a. 1 . . ...... -' v wv , ee w w i v. . v. a.wweweaaf w'"vv a egg I kill - kf ek- - - came beture the country. j iv gui uonu utii Those States are New Hampshire, Connec - ßhire election look place before tho passage Ill the bill and when its passage was coosidered improbuble, an J vet the result was the : practical deleat of the Administration. The . t.rtil V.P lor Iprl I n : :tnr .iatiiirttt vnf ncarl U I a r . ' - x - . . . . i. i , UltlllVtl J . i ' i V. U ...tl , , , J , j to UPP'OVe llie NeUrJSka bll . and has refused . .. " . 1 . ? . . . ' nitAlflon In . I f. t Arlminijl.atinn ran. iHglaa . 1 .l tt ci saaa . . am I 1 be eleCtlOOS in Coni iu me ti. '. ciniaic, ; nertirut and Rhmlj I&lanrl Innlr nlai-P nftpr j uecilCUl anu rtnotie Is, ana tOOK pi3Le atter the Nebraska Dolicv became a test OUtStion ... . a," hold their local elections, and we have no doubt, that, in all or nearly all of them, the Democratic strength will be swentaav. 'i Tri t eintAnfliia Ä f g, L . - - - - " The tremendous result of the election in Phi I ad I nh i a in anripfiinrr mum iUn a.. I I - ' 1 ' 1 oivii a.. omen of what is to be expected in Pennsylvat ia.-W Jour. m L. rvs- tU- k:n : L , i . ne um 'u 1 11 tre üb" me r.ues 01 num. a ,. - ' ai?e r86Se 0 lne li OUS ot pnrp,inlalii.a. 7" -l. . .... 01 ",eP reSC ll V'8 last l fiursnav. We have not sopn th v-nc .d I.... .,i

u ", uuic are wen eonvincec tnatia

cuciy inniiucr, w no vol en tor t n p hi w,.trrt in oppoeition to the will of his constituents a BBjayej 1 . . a . v i I We do not believe there is a Congressional district n the Tmird Ri.im.tk ....u by an overwaeTminaiorTi; on "3 I r -w--3 J - i vj w V 11 1. increase of the rates of postage if the oues- . e a . r . 9 J ' 'J -,bbW-a. v lion ,vfre 6ubniitled to Has a solitcrv dui olution in favor ol .. an increase OI pO iage: . ö . e nt a smgie petition tor such an increase been sent to Congress! What can be the rio;- ,v .1. ; ' .... i..-u-(S1 ITT ..,Hl,eMe- v,.mi ..u... than to .WPlla rpvr noo unmrynllti nnmpla'Pffl l if . , a r fj as arcac,, tco .Vt?: ' Lou. Jour.

Benton on Fetl.t. Wt hare on divers occasions felt called

...... ., !;, that X p f i :i f .ri n 1 hlne k rru ard . T " "- o John I'ettit. But below we publish a letter fr0ni Mr. IJenton. a ratter prominent Demo- ..... k . L,..ei. t.. u i, iri,uii una i cuit. 1 uc icmi to tlu: editor of the Lafayette American : v T.n. i7ik ifUi Ü AsinNGToa, June 1 4h, 1Sj4 I.ma U.. B. t,tf TJ "... " . V1 ' . - . , t J csu--iuur jener nasiuM ueen reieiveu, ,. . . .. r. .... ! 1 11 1 Lr ill l II " Hie mal .11. irc-mi, in " Lupni. . .- ..J .. I ,. firrf ir ci ii in vuui iuu, Manu mal i a uic ... I aa?:- : u.e tu u, me wihv thut I had a aw passed by Congress, anp .pLrv. fkc. - ? r ,:'.T:" ir, your opRiitor is a great liar and a dirty dog, falsifying public history for a criminal purpose. The Misouri Comprimfae line was . .1 ..m.j .. - n,i .i.Tvi in nniipvinif iria h tim rn nirv ' ' . " " . ' 7" : rioin ran es in me Lon aroni c airreea ni . . . . - . tree atate9 f u eral Assembly of Mis, applied to the member lU.i t, ,. S2trtfaaa Sni n it nn-inimiMis Tlin I , -l. iii i i ' " u m uiium in vurj. i lib v ti - isaouri requested it. VVi ben personally and i ndi vidually for their consent, which they gave. , and without their consot no muvomiMit wn? made, or would have been made. The journ als prove this. There is a full ar.COUnt of it ,.m i . i in my " iliirty years view, in the chapter , , . fi T a 11 J . I? needed Extension 01 me .ui8ouri nouuuarj B ko III niV lute Nebrask l epeech It IS b . fl ajUfje'j tu anfj that probably is all that ,-rtv ,na tnwn about it. and which he ' " ' falsiried to answpr hii criminal purposes. i - aa a . i ,1 send you some of my Nebraska speeches, and f L ...o. -ill r....l tliA ,. K .intor in thp "Th ir. l aaw rva win imu m. ... . .... e . i . . l I. ,n il., ry i ears, anu see inmuii i-iiairj-c -" J . - l ne was asked as a boon from the Northern Sta'es, and by them granted in spirit of kind- .. - , , ,u .... ,.i,i new, anil in a way tu prove thui tney wou.u not su er anti-s.ai t r t i.is o Prev' . them fmin doinsr an act OI great favor to the -J . jyjjsgourj unj for which all Missouri was thanklul al llie lime, anu j am sun. air. ........ it .f ll at. .. . . . . .. . ...... I Haiti) .,.., lr,A 1,1 Inj PfllUU 1 VI , iMIlirillS itiui,uiu iioiiiui i. """"" " I'et'jt. must feel mat His cause is vinauious when he cu thus eland up before his consti-' , r..i ,:i.. L I ,1,1.1 I,, in it illniCLiB to loiaiiv luuin. i.nio.i, u .. , bis own violation of the Missouri Coniprom- . . ... . i u a hu la nif i in nnon mn . I . Kespect'Ulty, idC) uj i ii m ni-wit iiv TIM ) M.AS H. BENTON "... , , ... " i Mb KoiTn: rieifi-aniouace t t' rotar of ladiaaa tha joiin o. wRBKS.af inu ..i,r an inde.odntraa- ' di-lai- for th.' of, i of A ad ,i,.r State), at tbe 0tbt l-ti. rut: PKoi'Li: vi ti icti:i. It P ivinT . Kv.. ob the -erni-e I 1-1 i-nt,. lie Rt. a v . . i " . . j ........ M t ' ,,. . . " ni -w-.ii nr. n.iinr .1 '..oi c.iniiiiic, I" j.im lh- rn-iAirt. atC-nagyn i Rim baaroij do eoavaeaiab nr two jcod fnndon " bMSM of mptt baffltai i-ii-. h-u Kfm r '- " - ',-"n VeBiUthm a .1.-iMfnl .trr tour, a r-"lv return and Ui(.n ,,.,....,.,,. ,.,.. .,.,.,,,,... ,, ,,.,.nmi1 rauli i Ufa lj TaajHe --r---- Mmmmtmm O n LT I 4 1 IT A 1 f P I.'' C i)i Lvi Ah nilivnOi TO TUB TBAYKIalKM COMÜHJÄtT . tlcviini i.ji wl.n are daily -wkm tl,e pool t raem ulrnoU r- ol la- ortli. r0 L ,k,-. a ., rrii.p tn.r i-ki i.!, i,,r rili. ra L-ke-. a"- rru.e their l.aat a ilin lot thaipaeaa of Cincinnati. Ilamiltuu, Uiyton aad SaaduPRHPRtTI.Y lll.rPO!.TKn Ww h.id unul of late Minnl.tnl th da i for elt;ar and of r.ur-e be rag P.i'iat It.ilioio i vi ami tl.at tkr uew era ia !-u . iu- nuMt .....m greet the Brld' feTen-.i lahabitiat Km wm air. II it.. Or. A L. Alam Liver '...Nam :. tali.u I I -f u r-. aard nior- am' rrea'n reate aaaaatioa thaa n . t .i ti r a... lt.. l.l. ll i .l.i cunvr ii r " 1 in ii i- mrr int.' nui nc, an inouiu n - it. in is im w oth-r I'otnpoiiud U-fore the pal lie. and ilioulj a, it it i o.iuvm procuring more eure than any thi-r me now ext nt. It 1 an oataaaili1 fact that thi Meili -. aa a.i.Ml for whit u rlairua aa a tl'tirrautee wa aefl lcJ . ,,, ;4,, ,00i for wht u ei.im a. tvrrautee-.i..i w r vet to leara oftbe rt failure in what iteUimtod... we pel ourelve that thre is uo Im ml al out it. fiee lh 1 i.a. .- . . . , . .nu.a.. .n un mirr See Advert. tu..nt in ihi ro r. ee:t I KOCI.VM ATIO.b. U ..i.a, nil l.. I., ll.a.a. I . i . I 7 tial flii M.liin I . ."" " T - . - . - ... äln-tag i.iuini. ni n.n.i or ri . ouu-l. a. ore r.r Itli.n"'"I m. .eurxi:ia. i.iiumim - i i n - .' i. . i . i ri r. i n ,, s, ,; i tea. ftkeS B.u. .-or, n. ..re m,;,. , fZn'Jli-'V. "' I"1,,'"t cuu.ci..'--.. '' Spina. Spinn. Kiov-'onr Sw.-nev. "aire. .Wtebt. ! r!i Kell, llari l.nmp. or I unmri, aud all klau of I'aia.i or I lufl .tnoiationa. in mm r beaat. Si adeaitiM m.nt, iu autnr ol.iuin . 7-if NEW ADV KllTlSl-M KYI'S. IIIIIII Forxn. 4a Port MONIK ennt.iiniag a few d .llar wa f.niad mi j .odiiiaud Ceuuc .uwu, 'Um.; : city Apply to cj7-lf C. C K r. ATS . Si ;t..nillKS.--2doi. Rope Mat; . dot . aeeleia; 2 dot. :..lf-f!iuh-l; aeta M -aaurea doi. Blackiog Rrn.h-s. reeoieed at SH COOK'S. CORPOltATIO. KOTtCefa OROBRKO. that theown-roi Lei N a, sj. lup-r Enlarge -ment. ram- the tame to le till 1 up with aeth ander the SirecUoa ot the City EBiuor. .. a lo currtipuud with the Cit. .rain, in Hi day aft. r publican sS el thi order, and in da Mik tt.rreol. th Vihal i directed to perform aaid walk, aad th' con'i and rxi.ena..,crr .ii Ibegeby will i,e aeneS te, and coll rt- I I f aula nl aa il I.nt . r . miic-h thi.rpuf a rnav t ha 3.i..iarv .n aatl.Tv .' lin lalaaaa. Itv at.1. r of Uie t OesaeevfJeexaejU. j6 St UBO. H. TODD. CSeafg. CORPOItATIO.V OTK K. gfLRnr ",;n ,v,l tbeowurraof outLtNo. l.fronU nt or I F.ajr n.uer -tr-.j. aut Lou No S. 2Saad ZJ. I il'r Urmi.iii, Ir inüui: on Oaktret. r it dn the Side IVslk in front thereof to the ray rid- und-r tb directions of Uie Engineer, iu 10 dav auei paMleaüoa of ibi order, and in de'-uilt 'b-reof. tJS Varht U lire, ted to perform said work, anc the eotts and xpeoe aceruiag thereby, will be aseed toned colleete't ly rale ofaeid Lot, or o auach thrreof aa ma. be i-c.'-nrv to aatufr aid Lea aad eoata. rly order of C??0B -'""" ej 3t GEO. H. TODD. Clerk. I UI ILIZATIOV N9TICE -i ' . . , - . . - ...... . r . . . . ,. ' OTirF iberkv ,iTer that tie ajer. u r'teconti. , xfj mm nH ,m or will mea. tt fhi nffi- if tlia lilt Ch on Mo.iiv h l.'th aav ol Julv A. F1 Uli for the nun men - Clerk t , . S . . . - - - - . , . ' ' I 1 Ufi-iualuo CtyTr-.an e ur.ro . tho:T from lyase. w. . i. .-a v. it iiie. ai i o uiin.. n"ir ruoun iron aar I ga a,y untll j anlUaeioei u ,ou.j.:. u.d. bcu and wher , XSTSSff9 ÄtM TVZ W WABASH VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY. .OriCI, Til i 0Tlt KTORx. Wsjlm "of" !" -reeeiv-gattheofflo of AUea , Jir-VirioAh. Wn SiV? Ilm .a;.. .lal.llu ! IU . dist.vr.cr nf l. I- . , l'lr.j profile and peciftcatione are ready for iaapeetioa at . Üw offcee of AlUn. M-Gradv k Co.. Vinoanne. . andalanaxtb. ! off ce ot the Wubah V.IItg 'Railroad Cemt.aur Maraballtll I Th 'P- throngh a eery den.l, populati-d and highly I cultivated L.JAlr.' . ait..r i i n- e v.rv li. - il il v for n hl.m in .no - J auvi muri x,VRTVU ivllCf I" I Oll r 1 I Up Um in WurS. The work! ef aa exceedingly favüraMe chara:ter. aad well pl'ee aad other conT.nionce f-r oarryio. oa the work. wth att-ntion ef exieneueed Contractors. cntraetora are .reeallv re.iue.L-d to ire the work cerjuti examination before ulmiiiiagtbir propoaitioae. ihe work w:ll he divided into action. of about ob mile CHAS. BO MMEKS Chif Enrineer. McGRADY. ALLEN a CO.. Contractors. -yo-doTwtd PHI RIFF'S SALE. VOTICK u hereby eiren. that by Tirtoe of aa exeeetion 1 isaued ont of the office ,.f the Clerk of the Court or ueaam n Flea of Vanderhnrgh Conaty . aad to me directed, ia favor Alfred K W. Carpenter, and ax nit Joseph Eauer a pnncl :,al aad Jeaenh Wooda aa Renlenu Ball. I ie icu upon aid will upon the r'th dr of July. A. D. 154. betweea the h. ur- of 10 o elock A. aad 4 o cloct ST. Jt. ol aaia aay ?roceed to sell at the door of tbe Coait House in the City ef Evn.ille. the renu. iiuessno prnnt tor tne verm oi seeen yr.ra of the followioe described rrop-rty.to-wit: i .v.. r n ... I TJ "" , , -. . . ni....k ...a (II Ea.t.rn r.larava. . uoi .o. evenwn i .. ; " : - - I -ent of the City of Evan-eille. and henld the .aid real, ia- ! .e, nrohu not :trinE (.iffl-,ent u.oUnt to .iy ,. x- :-.iitaand co.U. I will at the ..me time a-a place. .Her Ursa b fee simple of aaid real eUt JOHN S. GAV1TT. S. V. C. '' "Now-a-Davs!!! I T fwOI.Tfl fT'FF-Il WaV r .s lost last Suaday meraing on First street. The undJiW er will b reaardtd by leaving it at this oftou. H III II Lit HOP. )N. havinz rnrchu B. tPOMPSON. baring pnn:haed the Interest of atl other partner, in the late concern kn an a tb Thompsudibu luaviwui. win Bsrmiur c inau -t UJB owiBessin In. .an . ... . I . t . m . . . . v a iii iipiv.ivi. ,.n .,, . , an a . ..v.. ua i ur i-MI .-a la A . II 311 A .W r ."'. I . 'a eon the .ao.t afrrovedt,ie. Mr. Tb tbsriki te tbe eiiiicas of Eran.vtlle for their l'rl rstr-nc ipaon .will rci'irn i i, at I wnnld rirvpertfnllT rlim a "nt nnsn. : o( tbi . atn-' p'. Llümlul mrmmmmkmrn Sbasitii

to n. i i i i U'holi.-m.i .u hi. i v 1 1 .iiocKit. a.m? i i. . . i : VEKCtlAlrT. MAIN STRiiET -TUna-

dt p ,rnt") w uU nrpcttuHv infer m hi friends and the piibliu I r f KjjtBuvill aad e.ciai' . tJin. barine: pur baee J tb latfrn; !.ftl0S,iorl.mtrintaMalrs.l,f.o;W.IUiU.hiaaus is th iroxjr mi i'rodue brae at th old j-t f.;i ui !ui. t. im tjort t J aaee of the saaee. eJO-Iy WILLIAM 1.11.1.1 1T ItlX'KIVKI.eP tO bale frciXiijiu Iritli: ?1 It Patent "thread S pes 3-4 Maaoheatr Checiu; J baJaa strii bales Striped ')nat jrj, !.!, 4-4 Tifhiiig; 3 balr Alabama iMnaturc: . I 1 caar 1'laiu Print.: Hu rcff Flanoci 1 caae aa.rtcd 'bckj; .. caaaa aaort-J Chack. Up. Tm4: IIU pea Oia.nam n im l.ta. nam ' a irrt.Btof v,duio ÜlI buir SI I i nTlU 1H heavy Silk Crarau. ree'd tbia day aa.l for jale by eS ja. uu i;u.,4iiauH., bu., a;. 11 Ill'.r.l.l.ta ,4.i'r..i?iiui.i ,'v,i0 . ' '' Mw-atif ii t 1 Ii l i it li Wills Mr W .ti f ?Zlal S. n. oiLBbtvr SOO.. jye.ear watrr i:hmi) stian. uhSi. u.r cr..M. M Pcrwdered and ReSaed Whit, joatrac d ,.n Tele.rapb ... 2. furaaiiw br S. K. (ILBEKT ii CO., Sjc. aear Water, t TAR CAMDI Wl -T KKCKIVLD-Iiarrer . rum- fur J ill iota J DR RKC'KIVLD Harper' Macaiiae larJali . 0ley's Lad iea Book, at .t.i AH L I.lTfcifS if Ladiea Boot, at , ejvOST Thrre Oold Shirt Stud aad a fair of Oald Sleera lat liatiuu 1 he ftuaer will b liUrallr ravaxUa4 tri mg tht same at this offlot. lylelw KVAK8V1LLIS AJCD NKW UAKMU.W TBIA "O. s an i nfur .-aturiay. Joiy 1. taeeaZ?iSa wiu T,-WE"'-T Lu,f l-eiaf KaiUe. 'MoadaT . Wadaaadaj'a aad Friday at o'clock A . U. ; returaiaa. leaer New llaraaonr on Tue dar Thur.dvv aad saurdaat7 u'tiKi a. u. Itl Ilm Will fä.t U 1 Mill.. tttiAK1 1 t II afilaadl KAHM .1 romfortIe CoikChM lru.tY4Jj creiui drie aadth.u.p niade auh rpKuUrlty aad dUpaaeh. Ali order for (rood or "n"dIoUo11 of pmck", c p" 1 laj aaF" ' w-. rpy .U .' r V MUi LlVI. ..M 1 .-... ...... ... . ,1.. VI .... I M , 1 I'moae UaTinn tbeir aanici or order at aar of tbe Hotel wiP' I'roMpi aiusauon. si. X c. n. Ulf UAäau. I ta.a . riwAD i.kwis aoar. a. bowakp. TS?-4 ii aar . t. 1 . . i . - - lv " null illhir' ttn fiililiijfii . Ulm JT rrAVfs."V.rriiTe VoT vw-b-aT .V tV i:: . l IMIIlTaeeil Kvaarille. Jana Vi. llO. ly JAUt ( OIt.. ico ijuael j raeeired aad for aal by T. UKANT 00. atw.-a pruc.artieie jut r-eieda T.UBAN'T CO.'S. m Mm aiD OAT la lota to ntt. t r u Bl . Mr ...... .4 k . .n ä aS ; v unv . r ua i n c LO liKC. S. S0RENS0N, IlKimiir nnrl CAnnrsI irn,l .Be BB u nu uv Itjjl UII 0e Ith AllU t Hove. Water tr-at. ETan.eill. lad rZT tf rHKS Reeeieed per (tiarner Oolden O M. Shalf-rbettaiUafia Vouag Uytoa, Gaapowdtr aad la - aerteli half-rhest eitra Black Tea: 48 caddir. extra baa Yeoag Uoe. Ouaaowder aad impenal: half-ehet extra Sao Tea la iBaTtcr-roaDd nape re: far alait loweat melket ricej. l.y MD. I1EIM ANN . t27. "J.OI.I PKJII A lart;e a.cnoient of Dawaaa, l arrrfc .'. Ih de' liold Pea, jiitt rercieed al 23 SAMUEL LIHTKR'd Book Stora. SI UAH. rOFKUfc A!'1T RICE Recalred j er .an er l-.iaprea SSbagsahairo Hio Coffee; .1 tieree Klee; 6 bbU Loaf Sagar; for aal by I. k D. DKIMAN N. H IIKJKS.-AI1 colo.- jt rac'd aad for al atraduend a. prioe. ly I. SII.HKKMAS. i 'Jti Vain irtreat. 1 door below Braanh Bank. fBliA!.-i Cbeeti C .. ice Imperial: C u Caddiea Extra Flae Istavstsl 4 ll"e do Sal a Chet4 Chot.-e linn j-w,ler: li Caddiv Lxtia Kia Ouapowiler; 4 Boxes do So. 4 do do Voang llyioa, I Cliet Roperiur BIck Tea. Jnt rercieed at age A M . IA1MT' COOKS. SjO.f r lim ago a tn..a lt bu wav goiac he threegb ! - . r.i.d... bat. bappilr fr him, be bad ia hi poaettdaa mi ..f VAI TIER 4- SlARCONXIKR'SCoMI'As HaTS. by wbieb bja f.iuu-l Ml a ly Willi nut tronl la. The tame hat to b.- bad at Swell tore where 3hy are r-a exhibition. togeUr with all " aed deaenptioue of bead-drea of tat Ut Balitr aad i -- - - - i lUli' tat 111 1 .1 ISTekJlf t ft t r 1 cc . .l llr.K Si ,1IAKI'o.-ikk. M. In itreet. fcetwaea Firat aad Second at r. eta 1 31 IIBKO. 1" ' 0 l u.-b Braa; ISS bnah SborU: ItS tu -ii Oats; au buab Oara; ter aal at ; cook .-. rVHlB rr) aivn n; vmi -b. chbIc Tai.. M. Loxa Cigax aaa'd bgaed. a e.S ttNSS'aV. IWI l)Ull. - II Sugar-enred Pried Rar-f; HTJ0 IL H ..torn Kenrrvc Cbrese; StO lb L'xtia Kantilv Boitee Soap: I I I . t Seega, m 9, roOC-.S. (Wt i; VII S buda Vair to huietly Choi; aad C!arind. I.T rco'.l and for aale low be 21 S. K. Ol.'itbRT A CO.. Sye. Bear Water. IO l 4FKKi;. M bag choice for sale at leweet aaark.t ua rieej i j I eJ4 K. BIX B CRT Ji CO.. Se. aar Wai.r. SPV.MmII ri(vKi:i MO.-ipi.-3 Laie re. S per Mary Huat. jralV ' B. fc. i.ll.i:i:RTgtOO..gye. aear Water. ', rnicini;iii(Kß. w ill sell tb ruaidue of our tork of Spring and StutaII mcr Mantilla at the coat of the ti. anale. To thoia v.l. lung to purchase, we oiler indaccmeat. a our aloek bee bcoa lurrcaeeu iu tbe last few dan. i:iVVAR0 FKOAN k CO. I.i -- First street, oppoaite tb Peat Ofbra. 1l. VI.N aad Caaeed llama. Sbonld-r and Sidaa. ea band and lor aale at 10 T. BACON k CO.b Ore eery. IKKD.-C m (au. Rraa aad Sbia-stoSea bead seid for nT laleat tl T. BACON k CO.'S Grocery. Grocery gLJ.Ol It aad fre.h Cora aal ree'd and for sale at eal ree'S and fcr sale at T. BACON a CO.'S Groeery. e PL It K Cider Viaegat on bead aad far sale at fi T. BACON a COaewewy. M III laaka mi h, I uil kali l.i 1. v i.. . a ifM earbonsr, Ile-oiied, Keflned and PlauULu. lb ciioiu aaB and cyi : i-rage. lor aal lew t e 5 E. GILIiKKT a CO.. ffi. near Water II.OMt. V bhls Mayaeilla. warranted god. raeeired per Caaai boat John L. Taylor, aad for ale by 22 0 LO. FOSTER A OO. A .. ,M4CHI.RBVFORbALK. LL th Machinery, Hbeetiag. &c. la the Boa Harber Cottoa Hill, will be suld cbsap. by applicUa te tbe ut - aenber. One forty horse-power Engine, on Pieber. oee Leaner. 14 Crd. 2 Drawing Frame. 4 Lt Feeder. S Seiaaiag Frame. 7 Real. 44 Loom. 2 Males, with all tb Sbaftiag. Polle?. Hingen Coupliair Belts aad Fixture belongleg to tb Bot, Hartor Cotton Mill. Apply to 'I. H COOK. eS-tf Eraeareille trVKH BOORi. NERN LEAVES from ranny . Portielle. Saeoal Serie. . Tb Dodd Family Abroad, by ("Ha. Lorer; The Wbinuital Woman; Life and .Sntiorx of Mrs. Partinetoa; The Lamp Liebter. etc.. etc. Just receieed aad fcr a ny29 THOMAS CONYNOTOy I rr. IIOlbiK. SIGX 4D onibAMKRTAL PAIKTIXle. PAINl. OILS. 1.MIU TO.. 4XL'. C LENDEN IVO a WALKBR baee formed a tiartaersbip for tbe shore business, aad opeaed a Shop aad Store ea Syemort ,tTttt thoTt Laughlias old stead, .bey will keep " BBB "v. j aa.- . . a.. I PIOTICK. ai ESS RS. LEWIS k HOWARD haeine imrebaaeS ear iVl Wharf boat, we wiahto retura eur tbank.for tbe liberal : paroaage bestowed upon n hitherte. aad W ask for a ooaUuknit of th am to wards them . I " - va -aV . v a w wbb aeames wm that we eontinne the Commission aad forwardiag basiaea I W ig to y furtber to our frieada ont of towa and U all liaeat as ar ; hereto fore. We hae encaged ample W harf-boat factliUee at W the River, end haeine ear Canalani other Wart houses a hr-C tofore. we do not heal tat to innre iatisfaotion ia that depart . nt. JOHN S. MITCHELL k SON. HAIR. Clothes. Tooth, Nail. Ooab aad Shoe Brnabe. lor salebjr e2J a. C. PC8UBE LAS. China. Plasters White aad Common Marbles. te( VI" al by 2- A. C PORHRE aV H ECK S. pieces Ne. 1 Cbecka: , 30 piece. Ne. I Liadaay Vl tnafaa No. '1 do ree d Ulis mr and for sale hy e22 JAS. LOW k CO.. 417 J . Lea.. Ry. I fJASSIMERE. 4 piecee Meek Caeais ree'd ; w 'WiW'y, .,, i- w. 21 JAS. LOW k CO.. 417 Maia si.. Lou., svy. , ... .... .... v , W EMOMs.-T.a boxe Leases rs d aad fseJe he gj eis PRESTON BROS. SW'- L,T,rpo-1 Fm' pSwtoJ gHI5GLW.-120.CO0 best quality PopUrbie F)H IIKT gwJEVERAL ROOMS .umu.at to ecommodat- . rmall faaaOr Vn.iuire of DK. J L. H' KLI1. 1flf a wir. 2 cask Ziae, 100.QUI iaor...J RirrU. far tale Wf RAMTEL ORB. K7 a . " lis mm ...... 10 pigi Ll .ck Tin. 16 IM OLLTIOX MITK K. rmilE nartaersblp bafieeiare niMti ewiatea im .w under t.l- name ana itiKOI J s " ivn.iy. . . . . . .. U .11. .. a ., a a I t mntli.l filBa... - a - T. , . iH i. .,1. U Wil. xil lialiliti' to iod irom ail I arm win ee nettle, jr u D.ni. m tin it that aarcasser to said trm Tbe arm iiau . .,...lr miu mm m-wm ... , , i , . RLIITY '.ML LIAR RLILI V Ca U' l n.t U Juat L. äl.

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