Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 7, Number 101, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 24 August 1854 — Page 2
DAILY JOURNAL. A. H. SÄNDEIta EDITOR
TERMS OP SUBSCKIPTIOS. Daily Jo.rn-al, pr year,
Dy the week,..., Tri-Wekly Journal, per yaar.
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EvaasTllle Commercial college The attention of our readers is called to the advertisement, in another column, of Mr.
Monetary The Bankers and Brokers in Cincinnati
are divided into two parties, each endeavor- '
tCjThe following communication appears in the Cincinnati Columbian : Know oili i ii am und Dtmtcrac.
Behm, the principal of this Institution. S to establish its own standard of currency, j see h gtated tnat (h6 Enquirer, (a paper Those who have taken a full course of in- The Trust Co. and Groesbeck tfc Co. are I do not see) asserts that the Know Nothings struction under Mr. Behm, find themselves throwing ont Indiana Stock Bank notes, re composed of all the whigs and disaffected
:LS!.ellqu.lifledforeriog.lnce upon the hicb,:.e private banker, gene,,.,, ZmT3lmmlmmo7m p7.i. I
i i . r a t . I . i . a . i i n n rtr An v i v a ft u a 1 1 1 i r a a si -v n i a
OCTOBER ELECTION.
MEDICAL SEPARTMKAT OF THK IMVhfl. MT OF IHK oTATK OF 1Ih11 UI.
Ma A. H SAvnris
THE regular Lectures of U) Medical Departmeat of tb Aft ' ' - '- .ll m Ik. fi e.t nf Vnt.aU.
üfÜT? ntt Zin "lease announce my nun ai an Independent ltvt. and will continue unt;l the liret of Mnroa. ISS5.
i ..i.i.V " K"fra,"Bt the roH.ty of anderburg h in tho next A coaraa of preliminary lecture, will ba deli reran ay tan '-Slaiator. lam n .t We.... v. ... ..:.t . j. i v. , . .. . .... . . , .
1'it.f'linh ' ""tt i iipci i r-neasc.r nt me inst.lu ion. free ol any um caargw. am wnw-
Ur. .k... . 7 ". as i am ont o: the oldest e th,0''ty beiBrinorabontthiseocntT for lamas
1 A am ff RrtrtLr.lraAnn Im a 1. avtaneiffP
CiNcmiiATi A HCT -Meaara. Paaoifi Moitao r
wirUasiraet, beitween Vina and Walnut, Cincinnati. houses, and generally give satisfaction, e. jthnriiia .mtik fnr thM tranar.itn of usloeas for i . .
Mr. Behm is himself eminently qualified
arc .Jthoriied wrnu for the trsosao .ion of ulneM
Ike Eraji.TiUe Journal. The Daily Journal will b found on flle in their office, and adTertiaenanot. and .ubacrtpona are respectfully solicited throafrn them. CITY OF EVAHSVILLE. THURSDAYMORNING,::: :::AUG. 24
- I ft a . a . . .
worn you iook a; tne election return-, anu aerourgi. cv-uaty. ,t tn, , ocuktr el.
in notes not below five dollars. A certain
class ot bankers in Cincinnati are now en- compare them with former results. It is per- John s gavitt
paired in a most master v but verv dishonest tectly obvious that the Know-INothines em- k aikchVi ri! "u"'or.'"d 1 . ' lata a.
. . - 1 1 - - i ... i i Zj ;, .k" r".-"vrITK'iir of v,
. . . . . . i o - r M a j
correspondent ot me Cincinnati Daily . included. It is equally obvious that the STtLÄaS
Columbian, who is thorougniy conversant ' rviiow-io things' have founded themselves
!iOCj"Mr. Denby.if not already ,is fast becom- j wjth money matters, writes as follows: on the only real democratic principles that
ing a fit subject for a "commission de inquires The Reaso, Why .-Bnquiries are con-: AMEB'CAI Prciples. The parly of dedo." Io his .lumbers, at niirht.and in his stantlv beinir made, ot vcur customers and m,Cra2 h" c.eafed f be a P8.0' Pr,.DC"
. . . . . .h. r.kT. . P,e- me only hold it has upon us lollow-
taaaj iaumately cuanretoU with Ukate rasoaoOTt epartaicnai.
all beheT-. I en R.,refent it till ..tt.faetinn to .emtrr . ojis-u WM. BATES. ! Clinical lecture, will alo b delirtJ either attht C tj H-
u.,n pital or Ute t.itjr Uwpeaaarr. e err dt during the mot ill of Oa- ' ou Ple nnnoinee bit not Ulr t eil u dorine the eatiri renlar MaatarJ .
Rice ot SM fckirr of Van- Aumtttaiice to the clinical lec-.ura tree of extra caarc.
A. H
M a cndidw f..r r,-election to the
augl
Mediral Faroltv JOHN S. MO ORK. J4 U. frofatawr of Theory aad Prac
tico.
. .. 7 i V " I"" ..u.,u i brace a verv lanre nan of theboiieands.il- 7 öet,
to instruct in anv aeoartment ot nooK-aeep- .j. ui uaiusiBuiixi wuivn to usuniiii: . . or - - . . tne lountv cn.ii..., , .ui Bou urCi.-i t,at.nty
, ' ' . ",l.u ew ot ine democrtcy but unlortunateiy lor - ing and we bespeak for him an extensive and their cotters. the demacouea fJf the nartv. thev are not aS '? Uiehrt ..-
lucrative patronage.
Orru. M. D . ProfeMor of then itry aa4
hob u. t.. ..a. . . hah-n tv . i; .
t: rnnim I'leae, f.,r lh. n,iZZL"". VJTlSl V. ai-ntietaad Mecinl buiT
vaavwNTi i '.lie" rim nun ui x. t . .
AHNKI:
PhhriT.il -v
Jt'liN it a RN KS. l. U.. Protector of Materia alrJ:cn Ther-
arrick. at th en.un. OcuUr elcctioa.
The Sau Juan Affair. The New York Tribune of August 10th
. a Att a)La - aaaa I l J .a t käefl a a m AtKprs ftf fKia at
contains a long "statement or me itc -u-, aKmg areams, that dreadtui pnania.in.gu- ' ers is in catch-words and convention-drum
thoritiea of the town," addressed to Lieut. ria of his aberration, is continually painted . JJJ Ren98e,Ja?r anks? What To al1 if PPnents only whigs, is pure non
A. D. Jolly, commander ot M . d. oi. .cnoo- before him, and the horrible Know Nothings broker or brokers have been the cause of ner Bermuda, including the "correspondence haunt him in every rascally shape that it is ; creating the present fuss in the monied affairs reorganizing the authorities," the statement 1 possible for them to assume. Hybrid mon-1 f Cincinnati? And what was the motive of in relation to the $16,000 boat load of the 8ter 0f every description, horned sub-divin- j "' broker or brokers!" . m 3 r ' ,. ... The answer is plain, aid the cause is clear. Transit Company, the inquest on the body of Jlie8 With leathern wings, twit h,m rudely in-Ilia t deniedr,hal a leading broker.
Antonio Paladino, and thd statement of the ( t)ie face or peer horribly askance at his pal-! house, on Third street, vas the first to reject
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Profaator of Pathology aad Clini
Professor of Obstetrics and Du
D.. Professor of Physiology aad
Medietas.
J. K. ALLEN, v D . of Worsen aad Children.
I A I 1 1 N M-KNCK, M Cvrntaratiee Anatoiar.
JOHN S HoIXiESJ. II. D . Professor ot Anateaiy-Csasr-al and Special. J. UkAKK MrDOWKLL. l. O.. Deaanstratr.
I hte f.-r a full coune of lnetnree Sil f..r the Di-
sense. Jhe greatest opponents of its present party organizttion in Ohio, are the oldest and strongest democrats. But enough of this. I wish to speak to another point. Tb ? party leaders are making
a great political blunder in recard to lh
AT THK OOCrr of Co cillation. trfcich at.tatth. ottceof Ju.lee .Vldart. af .ir.iuy at tea o'clock it i.
Hr. Sauten and the editor ot tt.e hn nurer .thai th. t..n..--. rloina S2u foe nlmu.... u ik. g - - n.
.(at nicnt should be made ty the editor of the Koqurer ion- stratioaeSlü. Matricalauoa foe . ccrniae the abaeiee oarJ which afeared as aa aar-rtticmrnt bosrdiageaa be obtained a iiata a short distance of the in the katfairr of the .th. witainst Mr Sauere, ined I Thum. 1 College, for from f u S3 per week. u Ii Craig Sttement:V e had no knowledge ot the stats- Studente aad others, desir'ng farther iaforataUea WUF
iu ..ci. Li.av m c ii'iinm, ntrioi, I, to th. F-enee IlilIUl ICe Lie an ol the hais'.tv
ol Jlr Ssuer It, ,t, aot ac 1 JOS. ! . r
I'i 'dTantig- or dieliouor
, i i'ur. u w.i.. elllici party, ana do not cudorne aay st'teatrut .nlher.r'l. aitglt-lv
officers sent to arrest Smith. The authori-! countenance.
the notes of the two b.nks above naun il;
Wmi the, hot. lülltr atmoSfrtere ot n.id Ummer h.ri,V
Kt. ... v.i , n'u .u- 1 i i 1 I reaetatiou ol the lo lauds auu the nia'the In thd deep valU v tbe following faculty: now-iNothins. 1 hey think and speak of ririTerui the u.t aai suth. wither awTiurC UKN.i AJirs W. Dl DLEV
that body as a mere secret political socieiv. "-k m drinks ay th- waters, and ti.e via pi auu A 3.Try;
,. ' i got up to oppose them; and hence thev raise Ola- ,l .ii . r j j .. -. .. .
tilt; i it W
. I L I as - a. sa-asaAMMaaHal..aAaalkAlnsn-wPtisr'Ajlite-aa
ties have set lorm meir grievances very Cases of confirmed insanity resulting from ""t,l'y' s- ; the od f , . . . . . . . -
elaborately and indignantly, charging the j a conviction of immediate dissolution of the ! JJJJ produce its old effect, and somebody agent of the Accessory Transit Company, j universe, are numerous; but for the first tion weU.ink' deary set forth in their j"'" he ghtened, and that the true Ameri.nrt Mr. F-hen- and Mr. Borland "callina nUA nnn t .iin... . in rtt, n.np- whprpi., ca"s.,n l,,e democracy will be frightened Iroin
. . r r aa . -f.ra--" ii. i the de le u se of t he i r cou 1 1 ry a nd religion, lv
",e 1 cru n,,u VC,IMC" of sergeants. This, . ...... 1 ........... t nr. ,,i ui ml I Ii n m I I T
tiwm nit ll..ifMl. .U.M a It l t Id O II II 111 :lt.,l. thlkt if mll.ll
rodtice Vtllow Jaundice. Iicruuiemen:. t the Momach and ,'. 5. V.r.01 8"tfe7
liilWKI.L M D.
augZI-lwd.tlmw IVan ol the Meoical Faoultr.
KEVriCKV BGHaSJfj OF RSMCStHK. f p Ii K fifth session of this Inuitotioa will hecin sa Toeadae.
-- .0t-,,'r d coatiaas until Ute enu ot Februarr. wit.
M.D.. Ein ritos Professor of
JOSmCa B. KLIN'T. M. D.. Professor of the Pri.riM-
Kowrl. Dlarrhees or dtsretere. Ague aad rer-r. Billions ces. .. . Ml LLI 1 r. M. D.. Pr ifc-- if Phrsioloee and
ft I hm Palis, lit 1er t!icse cirurus'anies jtid inluenand w ul J . nK&tHI N KIlXJK, M . D. . rTwSHBM al Mauna
ou hiulo make tree u ot Pit. ButTf. ihm WwtitiiK T, V r "VPmirKt It I sa rower to cl. the low-U. turily the ' V V ;. L' !' l ' T f. M. I
dood. ard reatore nealth. ace A Jrcruimeat lu anoth.r e 1in.u ol th: p.ioer. s8
Proft r of aaionsy.
himself an American Minister," with having inatance 0f the total overthrow of reason
et ot defiance the local government, formed from a feir 0f the annihilation of demsgo-
by natives of the United States, England, guery. On the early part of this young
France, Spain and Germany.
they
notes
two per cent, discount provided the seller
will take payment in läge notes ot the same
I'KKFKt TI.V 1)1-AIM'OI.N TKD.
JllSfc U Ml Vnnn U 1 i. .m. ii
esJor'w m1 A "'"riV SSSÄaBS: es of w omen and Children.
r si ii' M . Hi- f'of"or of Theory sad Practica
w -""ut saas a v.uuil .1 C U 1 ' B .
case, is a great mista
n every respect of the Maaiaiua iaaa s .oo grct the ke In tSe firat nines , 1 Wu rre il Dr JV atr. Ill tile Iirsl pi.K e, ,, ,,.,. rBf.j mcrr- and croa
Wr had uu-il ollau sonsidertd Uie das for selling aadsf ; DAX ID Cl'MWlN'S. M. D.. Demoastratar of Anatnme
ourae tuj ing rarem M, üitimi pa.t. ami tliat t!ie new era in Clinical Lecture at ttc Louis 1 1.1. Marine Uoxniul t iea
wftrldi frYarad inhabitant.-". -
Adanis' Lier I, ,1-jtu ii talked
ins greater s-usati"
week.
A course of Preliminary Leetnres at the School and the Uoailil d umt W . a mW A.
mans career,
We are sorry that mere is noi room in of promiie but the blight came while the oar columns for the whole article, as a con- panl WM ytft tender, and we now. behold a densation or abridgement must necessarily i melanchuty wreck gradually sinking under a 1 a. aaaMaata la a sasAitlfl . a t sa ' sa r i mitflt f ' a .
uumuiutu mat wuuiu 11110., n,orbu, 1 ma L'i nation.
Mr. Denby imagines he hears all manners of sounds and speeches; hear him:
cent, he.
-a very neat mod; of milking the pub-
on than any ' pital during the month of October Irce of chares
t tiiisbethe' Material for Prartieal Anatomy abundaat. IVdlssecting
Tt. w eaae: 1-. 1 oitiTtiy tr-iunng ui.re lurotu.u anv omer rwvmw win we ope na on ttie I.-t ot October uminany lies or ttie 3Iiainis, the organizi- Me.-iue now et nt. kW aa miasii's faat a tMa Haaä-1 Th. fee- rr the full course ot Wetnre amount r sins Mat-
a . . ' rw a 1 mera polkieal todetT, got up, like the r V"n,i""" 1 hrr tU riU ''", "'-M "üt shone brightly the star , banks already at a diseiunt ot about one per T.minaIlvip Z Iir thp MUJ't lh' , , TlLA I' T'iV V. TV" r:I L'"
to convey an adequate idea of the spirit which characterizes the whole piece. The authorities aver that before the locaj government was formed, in 1850, Sigaud, thegent of the Atlantic and Pacific Company, applied to the then anlhoritiea of Mosquito (the British protectorate) for permission to land coal at Point Arenas, which was refused.and the coal was landed at Greytown. That after the formation of the local government, in June 1851, the same company and Mr. Martin, at the request of C. Vanderbilt, and Isaac C. Lea, the President and Secretary of the company, obtained written per" mission from the chief magistrate of the
city, then acting consul for the British government, to land coal and lumber upon Point Arenas, a copy of which permission is at tachedtothe statement. And thus the company became posseased of their present location. That in the month of August of the same year, Mr. Vanderbilt and White visited Greytown in the steamer Prometheus, and obtained permission from the said chief magistrate to navigate the river San Juan, which lies within the Mosquito territory. That in November 1851, the steamer Prometheus, Capt. Vanderbilt, and subsequently the same vessel with the steamer Daniel Webster, were compelled to pay port charges
which they bad refused. Thatin the fall of the same year the government notified the company, that Point Arenas would be required for government nse, and that the company refused to relinti. -a - -- k.. mbI i nitorl tn hull! more
H v ' ... . , and we were appealed to for our opinion rritnr than thev ever had been authorized ... ..... . . ..
vim ts aw v j " j to use; that in February 1853, a summons was served upon the Accessory Trans t Com. pany, a company which hsd by a recent charter from the government absorbed and supplied the place of the A. & P. Company to show cause why they should not vacate remove from said land. That upon trial, the a a : 2 ...l.f it o nt anBllll
mayor gc juuB.w..v . r"" ju.tly viewed merely as written to avert rzl.rs.rt them to vacate, and remove from ' . . ......
a hu vi yvi vs - -
We are informed that two gentlemen whose names we have, saw Mr. Sanders, editor of the Journal, come out of the Know
Nothing meeting in Carpenter's building, on pursue in relation to tl'ir monetary affairs.
We clip the followiig from the monitary
Iand commercial cotum of the Columbian: Indiana Stock Bankunall notes, are taken in exchange lor pape of larger dnomina1 tion but of the same ckss at 2 per cent dis
count by Eilis & Murjes. W e observe that this firm have taken u on themselves, the office of instructing thepublic, what course to
Monduy night.
Now it is scarcely necessary for us to notice this, as Mr. Denby's situation is becoming so notorious it is merely another phase of his hallucination. No one who knows him, wi'l believe that he ever heard any such thing. Persons who hold any claims to respectability , geneially huve too much regard for truth to make statements which they know to be utterly false, and those who have no such claims, are not to be heeded. Their
opposition is preferable to their putronag?. Mr. Denby's spiritual communications im
part to bim more mysterious information than any that has ever come within our ken. The only wonder is, how one head can hold so in u c i . But the sad consequences are rapidly manifesting themselves. Mr. Sanders has repeatedly denied having any connection 'with the Know Nothings, and the reason why the Enquirer is not satisfied with this, is simply because he, whose oath is always required to give credence to his word, universally expects it of others; or in other words, "the guilty are themselves
the most suspecting!" $J We heard a number of our Posey county friends a day or ago, charging Col. Drew and Mr. Denby with having becon e members of the order of Know Nothings,
Point Arenss in the said month of February. That the company refused to obey the order,
and they were notified that if they did not remove a part of their buildings in ten daysf and the balance in thirty days, they would be removed by force. That the company still refused and threatened the authorities with resistance. The statement then proceeds to recapitulate the difficulties which have since existed between the company and the authorities,
which finally resulted in the bombardment of Sin Juan; making specific charges referring to the receni conduct of the company and its agents. It denies almost wholly the charge upon the inhabitants, of stealing a large amount of propertv from the company, and reduces it to a very insignificant affair.
It then enters into a minute history of the
Murder of Antonio and the protection offered the murderer by Minister Borland; and of the seizure of, and establishment of a garrianil ii nan Point Arenas bv Mr. Borland, and
winds up with an expression of indignation and intimates the intention of the authorities to resign their offices, as it would be entirely useless to attempt to exercise power, so long as they were to be held in defiance by such men as Scott, Smith and Borland. And they are fully satisfied that when all the facts and circumstances shall become known, that Greytown and its authorities will be found to be the injured parties and as I 11 1 . ! . 1 I . i.i ii a . . . i I An. I
sucn will je entuieu to . prumpi auu icai redress. 8igned by the "late Mayor," three of the "late" members of the "late City Council," "late Treasurer" and "Iste Marshal." We will, to-morrow, publish the correspondence recognising the authorities; the "statement as to the $16,000 boat load of the Transit Co.," the "inquest on the body of Antonio Paladino," and statement of the officers sent to arrest Smith.
We stated frankly that we honestly believe
Col. Drew should be acquitted of the charge but that appearances were decidedly against Mr. Denby, and in this opinion we were concurred with by those present, and we believe, by the community generally. The articles of which the columns of the Enquirer are so prolific, are generally and very
sus
picion. J o say tne lessi it iooks very suspicious, for one to be continually crying "stop thief."
The banks who dcterrine to prop up the old standard of currency refuse checks upon those parties who py out Indiana Stock funds, where ipmi Els & Sturges issue the following ad ertisemat, which we beg leave to insert gratis. Enquiries are consintly being made cf u?', by our customers und rthers, of this scrt: "We have a note or at the 'Trust Company,' or at 'Groesbcc. &. Co.V and they won't take a check onvou for it, nor will they receive the money vou pay out in payment. What hall welo?" The answer is plain nd the course to be taken clear. If the noi is a local one, and held or discounted heretendcr the money to the endorser; tell himyou ask no favors; there is the bankable mney ; if it is a foreign paper, let it return, an we will bell you a draft on the point whet it came from, which will go by the same ma. In either case, if the holder wishes to prtest, let him do so you returning for afyser, we are ready at anytime to pay th pnper in lurid rt i j nized as par by all fie banks and bankers in
the city, except "Goesberk &. (Jo."' and the "Trust Company." 1( any of the partir prefer holding you. paper to the bankable money, let them d so it can do you no harm. The gentleitn at the head of these institutions arc clev' people, no one doubts, but they have no patnt nght for controlling all the trains, nor aithe money in town al least, we think it r open question. ELIS & ST URGES. Cry Tue suit forlamages against the
j Jefferson ville railroafor refusing to convey
over it a colored passger, has been decided fL" A Brazoria (1ms) Journal contains the fallowing advertisnent. NEGRO DOCS'-Phe subscriber will keep at the plantatioof Mr. Young, in the county of Brazoria, t celebrated park of negro dogs formcrlyivned by Mr. John Glascock. Price for tching ne:ro $25, or &5 per day. J. POXTICE. That's one of the bnties of 1h institution. Just think of ihn the 19th century and in the United Stat! Wonder if said dojronldn't scent rut a Know Nothing. Hdt our anxious neighbor of the Enquirer, tier procure a pack for his own benefit. Now Brother, say siething sharp about
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS .
l.lil II.I.K MIMA FI.Ol'R eonnaotlr ouhaad.
a lui lor s.'.w ut
angl
il.ACO.S & CO. S
Fatnilv Groeerj.
BJOTICK.
LTThe N. Y. Tnbs of Tri lay announces the suspension of 5fers. Henry Shelton tt Co., one of thei most respectable
Letter from lion. . A. lloiiBJIa. WaSHINGTOH, A Ug. 8, 1854. G ENTLEHEN ! 1 am greatly obliged to you
for your kind letter, tendering to me the hos-! dogs, A.c. Here's a chce.
pitalities of the State of Indiana, as a tiark of your approbation of my course in Congress, "in supporting the inestimable doctrine of popular sovereignty, and the rights
nf the neoDle in the Territories of Kansas
and Nebraska to make their own laws, and I cotton commission hoa. Also the susregulale their domestic and local institutions ! pension of Messrs. Bast & Co., stationers in thei. own way. Lnd importers. Having received various invitations of a : , , ... . , ... , ,l . I he feature of the cmercial news by similar tenor to visit other points in your no- ' " ble State, I have delayed my answer with i the America is the redtnn of the rates of
the sincerest hope that my time and engage- interest by the Bank England to 5 per i shifting fur vonrself ' . 11 tl. - - - - -' mmm . . . I "
menis wouiu ssasw aav sa accept inein an. cent. This action has üi expected, but not
I regret toai trie snort penoa to eiape ne- quite eo 80on tween this And the meeting of Congress, will m hardly 'afford me the requisite time to arrange w 8re , " my private affairs, and fulfil the numerous en-' iragements in my own State. While I will j the A- Given for ors from above, be compelled, for these reasons, to forego the I
Pleasure of Visiting other points in your Little Incidents. fry little incidents
al 1.11 i i .
nun wouiu nave ueen merely local, or x.n become ineffective. It would create no sensation, and have little power. The strength of the Know. Nothings is a sentiment of the American teople. This sentiment is universal, from Mackinaw to Cape Sable, and from St. Louis to the Sabine. It is an in-
I dignant rising of the American Heart against
the base courting of foreign votes by polit -
cians. and the bold attempt of the Koin ui f 11!IK proprietor sfthtr k haif of Lot i to. n. p. of Krpwfl ,,! i . . r ... . X aMSvillc. and the Uriel. Sih'-ol llo . er-cteJ thertoa. ara
'hoho oiicsuiuui tu iiueriere wun American schools. It is a honest sentiment it is an American sentiment. It is a free semi ment, and will survive the political burial of all politicians who shall oppose it. Do the brazen faced demagogues of the day think the people have been blind, these many years, to the constant court paid to foreigners, the open, unblushing subserviency paid tu the Hornau priest?; and, down to the verv last h iur, the prodigious bribe of the public lands, to encourage the imiiii 'ration of th.n, -ands more from Ireland and Havana? Ii at' the records of crime and pauperism. Can vou resist the conclusion that this country has become a great lazar house a hospital and penitentiary for Europe! As the strength of the "Know-Nothings" is not in societies, but in the hearts of the people, how sjaei do politicians expect to destroy it! How soon do they expect to strangle the serpent! How soon do they expect to smother American sentiment! Have they a charter to survive the years of Melhusaleh, or do they expect to bequeath Carthage resolutions to the next generation! There is another great mistake. The newspapers profess to publish the "Know-Nothing' creed, &c, &c. Now, they literally know nothing about it. Th y cannot know any thing about it, without the authority of the societies, which will notsoon be given. Tue politicians and the newspapers are alike moving in the dark. Americanus. Statistics cr Nf.w York. From a long and carefully prepared article in the New York Journal of Commerce we foot up the following: Total tonnage, 1,150,000; registered tonnage, Ü67.UOO; number of arrivals from foreign ports, 3J27; foreign tonnaee, same, 1,755,000; foreign clearances, 3,236; tonnage, same, 1,434,000; tons of shipping built, Ü8.000; foreign exports, $91, 000,900; foroign imports, $190,000,000; estimated population, 630,000; chartered bank capital, $50,-
000,000; vakiatun, $440,000,000 A Situation Vacant. Seme years ago a black man c.illed on a clergy man in Wcaiern New York, avowed himself a fugitive slave, and asked for loud and shelter, which was freely accorded. Tw o or three persons being cognizant of the tact, called in to see the "runaway nigger," when the following dialogue endued: 'S'oose you had pretty hard times down South lickings a plenty!' No I never was whipped.' 'Wasn't! Well, vou had to work awful hard!' 'My work was very light.' Guess your clothes wasn't very nice!' 'I was always well clothed.' Reckon your victuals was uncommon fine!' As pood as I desired.' Well, I should give it as my opinion that you was a mighty big fool for running a way
from uch a place asthat, just for the sake of
lue I aa souJ lor wUal it claims as a Warrant, mil we are rirulatina fee (tn e paid uuce uitlvi a.t Hi.i.nm. .k. am
rt i" ip.'in hi uie wewf iühuic tawnai 11 cuiio4 iu mi. , u auuaki'fit ica 4.1. 4 . jj f r.C I Kl Uj t
pawjpi ourix-ivei tnat mere u uo 11 imiug awut 11. ace tne Lsatjiaalali in this i a-r. Sm Adeertit-u?at in this paper. ey3
I . rel-y ntiS tn meet st the tttiie ot Ji lia lade. Jr. on Wa-
trtiett. aa th- tU dar Sapavahat, , ). ism. at ? o'clock I". M , faf tfca pa I a araseatsta thr-e Tru".- tj traasfer rail arapaaV to the Cut sf KaB ille fr Mchool aurp'iaa. A lull at cntianta el the utiAiuai -i vrtrie'ors aus aataatlaaai iarutstcd. JOHN S M I I I'll DLL. ROBT. PaaXBS. HOBT pIkuktT. J01I.V SHANCI4N. Sins S rtiFMBXS N B. ThePn'lie BaBsohi of KTtnril'.i a ill nut futnaienee hiimI 1I1 f r.it Muuuaj ia .September. lv orJer bl Tr.isuie. aa(iHH4 GTAKSVILLG COnIMGHCUL (0LLL(.i:, Kl V..V II.I.K, UKM V 'BJtIIB aaawfl lawaitaiaaairaaaieuil i at d on Kir.t. lo.1 larawa Mam aad .s. c.uium suasa. it'aldwwtl' ll l ) in
1 lie I'ui ol K.antrillj . lu I . . imii, tip. n Iur I lie rr ei'tiua of
S 11 lent at all time Irum lh4 ttrat of .t:pu.mber uuul th raidd.r.,iMy. '1 hm r ..in are 6'trd up ia a a I - to any nihrr sfmilar liiStitut u i iu 1 he Wt au 1 uu c.1 -rt hall Im wauled on the
ptrt vl the I rioeipl tu incite stULcats cuinlurtable rir it pect. I ii- ijitein adopted iu tea,' iur Anai.ti al. laducUe. Practical and Thet-reti -al lu.tr.nl of iu.n I n..k. the p;'ll areesereiaed in asking i.risinsl rltMH, lutitaa'utaf . ukii g 11 1 trial halaace iipni ar au.i I 3nt a fT.'Ai arit of "tiflt-r-nt setts of I uk'. liuthl'ur partnenh p aul lu liri luai bariaeea ii.rlmliuK tntla awawaaaa. & o iu lact psrforatiuK prreisrl t!it ame dutiei that ill he rruird iu tbe Cm;ti vt-MousK, aa 1 tl ui fMttfftaft thsstudcat SM ea'eriiig U on ti e I'aaiiirAi d.li'So' au A wTAwTlaaajj kiad ul buamva. Th coarae w aauruc i-n Brill i aaat of lull Ski KNTKY BOOK-K EKPI N 0 Is sll its Tan -us hranehes. includirc toras adapted to the Ret.ii I Mine. Mraui-Ilj t Uink-Kepiiis. Cuiatnisaiob llaitui a. Account Currant. Account aKalaw. Mrr-aatil Calralati u. and a complete ytcm or Commereial Correpoudeace Inb. kcotion heia itapart4-d ndiriduall au not la classet. t ideats eaa therelor nur at any time and protrca in Uie ratio ot their capacity . A mix coarse ca ke eomr letcd ia from sis to eight weak, and miT not require more than lour weeks. The Um, boat r will aot be limited. SuideBl caa renew at any time, fr e of charge. The I'aix-ipsi. will take pleaanre in io'ttg eerythinf in hit power to adranc his student aud make tin tn thorough aud c -ijiplish-d acrmiutaat. " in (w as a ward -d to tuose deemed worth r of them. TBaaS, (caKfaiti tin s ft"ai n. ) tor th , Mercaatile curve. es-epfnjS. I. H'm B-Keeping, ii .(); lue 11 1 1 ti e M'am.Hoat b -k- Kee ing, J'i.i; Mercmtilc Call ul t..ni. 4. 00. Voting men w t.lnn t -luali') theatael re ior Pr.tetical NonkKfcpers are renpectlully inrited to etil at th Room during b.i.iarhinirs. an .ttisty thrait lr in regatdt it eadrau'at ta b defired troal attending a crare of levn in tin Iwa itntion. ii Principal feel juHifted ia ratio that aay pei -on of llliaaty husiusas ruslikeati.ins. cu ia a fe aiuaili learn in re I the practical part 01 iUok-Krrpiug in thi achool tbaa eo'ild be learued in the C'tunting-Howe in a nnralVr of year. Il.)ur of iiitruction. f m tu U. A. l . f r .m I , to 4. P. M . aad 7 ta l'i ia the erening. Pupil att-nding the sscning arsiiua. will furnish .heir osfu ligjiits. Fur further la lor matin a eall at the room, orad.lrra tbn underigned. Catalogue giriug lull panii-ular will be seat on applicstioa to -as undesigned .IKKKMlAll ilKll.w. Piincipal. l.r asuvila.k. August. lSii. auglt PIW0 FORTES. iewiii sk ALiwrBi niM sraui , FIRS r STBBBT N BAB THK POST OFFICP..
augJ-weow-rl Ifeaa at tba FacMlty. aa' ! 4 : 1 1 -v a. m
- a v a a a. v . a
BOB, 41 k i44 Al A IN tTTRKKT. laOlTSVILLR BV . VIIUl.tAl,K IIKV 4.U(l)ai IKK H 4.TS. a.MMAUFAC1 L'Khhh OF I LUThlNG, DKM IKK to inform tht ir eostmers. aadCoantry MerahanU gm-r illy . that their usual large .Stock of Dry Geeda will be full and complete ty the let of September. They particularly invite attention w their exUasirsaad rav r. t aasortacnt of .KKADY-MADR CLOTHISti. Their Stock in this lias isasw entirely full. 1 hey here add -ed largely to this I runrh of their ba iaess. ana will be prepared to off r great innueemeat fur cash, or oa time ta prompt dra'ers. aad u auch they pledge theaasolTas to seU sa low aa similar IJuods eaa be bought in ta Eastern Market. sugZ2-l wdlmw C"1! OA Tri AM HAY in any quantity, far .als by J ant UK 1. F &TKR Cj. S-OI S.VLKMtATl'c?. lOkear 100 lb each for sals Terj a by a. k. uilbert a c .. "' Sja. aaar' WaUr. AH.MKill.. -7 cases black and finer recelraS thisasy
L .-ILBKKMAN S
and i vr sale at
auglT
T. U. aXOWPOV WKOBOK t. OTTI. ip0A,...wo-onfL a HOLKSAt.E VNli KKTAIL CURTAIN. T5PHOLSTERV AND BKÜDINO WAKKIIOKISE.
no. vi weir ' oravni UTRrfr. Ttywix WALM T. Mil Tf ISIDK.
r E ould reaparttnllr caM the a'teatioa of nil tVtas who TW are in want ofgixds iauur Ii c to our jnp-rior aaSn-
Mainst.. 1 door below Branch B-nk.
MS.1R am-
Counterpainra. white and cat'4.
( -nnitr. fl to r f nmforta and Red Spraaa
'men and Mulin s)rU
meBt c..n.itiug in f art of
rine .-prtBg Xatreste,, Hair Sc. " Cu Sa. " I iuk er.
heather Linen A Miulia Pillow Slips. Hunter an! Pillows. Towel. X .. ae.
CfRiAlX GOO US. Rrall Satis TTLaia.. Worstad Damasks. sliG, l.ace and Muslia Curtaias by pairsaryara. .nd brapar Maslia of all kinds. , , a, , WINDOW raff ADM out Metal Cornices, mrtaia Bands aad Pia, Loom aad Ts- : i . :i, f , Our saaarHmeat or Cl ftTAINS A5D SH ADE QOOba wo tbink. will be If.iad aupcri to aay other st, brt ualit to this llarkrt. I I, 1 .0 'I' 1 1 iALSn. Toweliacsaad hetirgs. TabU Lineas. Pian-and TaMe Cott Door Mat I fery t ariety . aad maay othey articlt ! to Hoiiseksepers, Oar ami a ill be to pleas all who mir faTsr ui with their patron aga,. ttm All work mad by us warranted SNOWDOX OTTrl auglS-lw il West Fourth St.. Ut. Main 1- Walnut.
JTST HKCKIVKD -2 casks of Oaigler Ca.'sSacar Cured Hann, at u T. BACON & CO. s Family Craccry. BCSaWWa, ItOTK K. TSIIK Pui lic SehooU of tba City f Rvaaivill mU mm mer.ee on the Hih of August. 134. la Ute rooms occupied laat year for Puttie 6. hoot. AIo. a U gh School will b opened at same time in the Epiteopal School Hoase free of charge for all scholars of both sue, in th city, sufficiently adraaced for admiw.n into the BBBBg K' tiea is also hersbe ginn, that alt transfers orehildraa ia or fr.. th city for at 'tool parpostt for th meat year mast ba made within ene mouth from this tins. H Q. WHEKt.EB. WILYAM HTKUKS. C. DECKKR angl5-tt School Trastaas. Ka iu.rerand Vclfcsl ote. copy j NOTIC'K. THK Us payers of tbe City or KeaniTille. sra hereby notified that certificate for taa paid into th Cite Treasure
THK iinleraiirnnl Ma ,. -r, i.- i 1 ti meet the annnal intrreet on Honda la.u.S ty. tb. b'.....n.
anii ra-nim.viiit rt 1 1 roan om an r . are r any for deliver llh.ni.,...a ra...j a- it,. . . . -. . . ,V7
.luiis. I'.itu. i. .ana.iiie Jk uri't l.m. !..
aaaasi
leave to inform the ladie an i
s-
all admirer of Musical art aad
uileman and
paintings, of
tun city Sud nciuitv. tbat he a ill ou or after
the tirit of September Best, open a muiic InatruuieutalUep.it
in lh' innre de, rib-d premia a. eonsifting principally in Piano of the mon celebrated maker now in eatstsnee. who received th firt ptemiuui in Kjrope a well a America, at th Uu W'or d Fair aad would as-ert with some degree olooattdrnee thrt he belieres thee initrumen'i. aa well a Oil Patau ingH, probably the tt whi It erer found their way to this aark t. Beliea ing tbat tbe prescutairide uf proar s in Litern i in . mental pursuits. aJ the art . am ply j us ify the support oft home patron.! hers of such aa establishment and tbe imp .r aalaai of auch goon of Inatr.imenta aad Oil Painting tn gilded frame to adorn our favnr te Parlors. I hare been in -duct I to open thi. etal I -hment Being a musician ty pro fea on, I brought all my mdgement tu boar, iu electiBg th beat Inatrum-nts. aad -ueh good, ttie market of Euro). Baa j kaa and New York aftorded. and noting as agent for most of these honseg, I can afford to eil tl.em at almost th ir original aa eapenses excepted. I eaa fully warrantee tbe brilliancy of tne of my Pia. us, touch, durability and the ttaaliag ia goo. tune.
A ..M): A selection of llam boo Ornaments! Walking fine ofdiflerent iir aud patern. Wiadow Blind with allthe dxkaaas . rnamental and plain. Tbe boat of Violin Strings. Bows, Urt gs Tail pi toe , Screws. Peg. Roasin and other items. ST T Piano taaed in eiil temper through all the twentyfour key, aad repaired to order. BdT dee-'Bd han-led Piano akea ia xebaage. a part paymoat, a well Basums improved and onimprored laaded property ifdeaiitd. am-Hm J. BF.P.XHARD HENNINGS.
'Gentlemen! my place do .vn South is va
cant; any of you can havs it by applying !or it.
FORT V APRKS OF I.A.D FOR SALE. J-ITCATEU on the KTanseille aa Owenarille road three 0 mil from tht Cut. with a log house, g od Orchard and never failing spriag twenty acre off upwards cleared. A I SO: A two story Brick Huusr on the corner of seeoad and Walnut street, in good re air aad conveniently built. A I Fire raraat LnU laytag in Bell and ChandUr's Kn1 irsement, all of which will be sold cu reasonable terms. Kn-aafrv-af augti T. BACON 1 CO. OODA.-Iä keg best Newcastle, fcr sals bow hr O t"' . K. (JILRb'RT k CO.
dii:d, YaTsrAT morning at 3 o'clock. JAMES f, A RRllD. ofalames G. and Roscanaa Jones, aged 7 years mon h and X days. Tbe fuaeral will take place thia morning from their renidenee on Third street. Th friends t.f ha family are invited to attend.
O Al. 7' boa IlostoB. New York and Kv.n.rille 1 raad.
i .r a.ie iy a. t. uiLUhKI C u
aUSZ
I bllCOMlls.-
1 ß
I allgatl
.nvc near Water. 75 do Rag hemp, tor aale by o. K. GILBERT k CO.
a :g ft
I
MAIL OF IMil P I.
Vaml irbnmli 4 on nil . I
In the Vanderburgh Circuit Court, Uctouer Terro, A. D. IBSa,
.Martha J. Lane. ) r Petition for UiTorre. i lohn U- Iji,
AN atfi arit having baea Sloal b a Sisintersirted with th Plata titl' complaint M tba office of the Clerk
C'OT TO. AHXS.-5S bsg. this dar rscaired MfsnaV r Haven. fur stUe by a. K OILREkT ai CO . I
augi Ag nt Ct p a.- Pstt r.
State, I do not feel at libert) to tiecline an in- j 0f the grand explosion aworthy of beinjr vitation by the State Central Committee, on recorded. It is the iarjj burning cf pow" behalf of the Democracy of the whole State, der, we believe, which tever occurred in to address the people at your capital in vin-1 ihe United States, bsever.l thousand dication of the great principles ot selfgovem- pounds. Its force can Lest illustrated by ment, State rights, and constitutional liber- its effects upon divers ccts. The Fartnty.as recognized in the organic set of Kansa ers Bank of Kentucky hits windows fasand Nebraska. tened by iron bars, and idoor by a heavv In obedience to your request to name such ; wooden bar kevnl dnwit tbe A mir n nd
aa .11 mm ' a SI t a. t K ak V T A m, r . 1 1 T a h PltPiiit I'. . aalli.. (aa... ta aa k. .aiiA
day as will suit my convenience, 1 take the j windows were all blown n, the bars being 1 jhn j. Lane. thedfed.nt ir.i.. u l VÄ.iaft.ai t-tt-uhM b.n mbi.ba4a.d w.hu-i Btl . f laavalaaaaaaadaajw Bwas Rih o.l BBaamäwaawaaBaaaa t 1 a. , . , p.. a , " Kt.ta. 7f Indiana. Tba aaid J ihn al (.aa, f. mA Add res Rox 4 C hicago P. 0 . OTr TvBl
ou. ij u. u.v-w..B a-.a. v, a .. v. -f-itui, . . eievatpu anu aisiooeea: ne neavy oars r", ;aa -- - - - 1 reri, .ui t0Ua tiM, an, eaiuirer.
I m. " I I - - -wa. - . .a . a at . . a ' - -
LNi;l,lll mi.TFj.-29 eases Saabe Claek aad flreea
Bt at t'riuta. all c-e Suabee Black i.na Orer .
GKO. 11. TODD. City Clerk
BAAK OF Till: "TATK OF TK..18BB. Nn. . FRoT ROW. nt YS aaS eil eight and time Kx-hnge oa th East; dl cunu short time Pill on New York. New Orli a .s aa St LonU. aad docs a general Ranking and Kxrhange bu'laeoa make c illect.onr oa all the principal cities oa the mosifaToable t-rta; proceed pmrnptly remitted oa day of pa,tnnt with currant rU of Esehaug: notes of th Memphis Sarin Institution reccire J at par. with all other good eurreaoy aufls-Jm ISAAC Y Oil KG. Preidat. NEW WASULWrOX HOTKL. THK Proprietors of tht House bar reraored from their old staad oa Main troet to their new aaiai, jut fiaishd. oppoite the new Court lloua. where ther ar piepared c Kftnuiili their old customer and .11 other who may aaa nt ti call orxm them, in a much superior tele than formerly 1 hankful lor paat patronage w reapeet - lly eolicit a roatiau -aac of th same, which w shsll uta alt oir endearors to merit. Our far will ba th best th ararktt aflords. aad oar ebsrge moderate, (iin.d Stabling and Wag .n Yard kept foreountry eaatom ayio-diwtr FBLKLR V HKDDKBKCH ' DIUKfT FROM IVKM YORH.S O lbs Craasa of Tartar . S5n lbs S. 0. Soda. 4 ! Sal Soda. 6 dos geauin Orri Cira Starch 12 do Dnrkee' Raking Powder. 4 bales Cottoa Hatting, extra, tost reetTd at COOK'S Famil Grocery
OAT. 7C0 bsg ia star, aad for sale br ag4 GBO. POSTKR
CO.
COIIA. auglt
augi4
-12"aj baas ia starre aid fer sals b
C
DIR I ROM . as teas, for sal by
ty
cto FOSTER a. CO.
UK . FOSTER A CO.
IU L'Sltl SUltlf
solid i.u.k, on hana aud fur sal I v
JAS. LOW At CO.. 418 Main St., Louiarill. Ky,
flyOCO to B20O0. rilH 8 writer wHl sU a Tababre interest in the manufacture
J. bt ETanrill. aa artie'.a ahieh ererr family aad ererr oaiO-u body iiass eery day. eTerywhere, and which the people will a
lut e as oon a tri. I h t.xture eot ng t ut a tnn. it is
rery taaily tatroduced. Sales
oi ao comncuttoa a rare eh
tTKRniK L.MI.-Kec'i;ar,..e,r0rr Caaskeslaad' 10 Boxes Star Caaadlw; rShlf boxes Sur Caaalelö ar- boxe Sur Candles; n boxes Summer Candle far sale at fowost Market prioo. by ' " .' i I. a D. n rim AW. TO MKIIf H OT A PRACTICAL Book-Keeper will Po.t aa. arrane. Merchanu Book. mke ont Ball. nee h..,. kW f9F
wal or eomran.T eoaoora.; or he will take eharge of a sett of I?.V.'a' trW.V1!tLe.'l!"M "ch of asm iL?
au JOHN C. DF.VERKCX. Jr. OFFICE OF THK KV. INK. CO. i ' A IliaL .s a t
THE llMHIll , of th. ETanUl." irl'Jcor
Ami TmVmZZZ 7 tut omei ot tkt Uomiuy s tbt 4th da, f Saptankar ,.lt, between thehaur. of t d a s!52
am. itr nerl. . r.r .k. aai
Comraay ir of t aa
W. T. PAGE. Secretary
xturea eot i.g but a tr.na. it u , O'I'TO.A VAR.-15 bsgs 400. Sflfl, aadetX). ia abr-. quick-protu 3 per Oent. and l, lMain Uum R"; omll .r liane. Ti e buMnes is no ex- . rM ''t. . M i.,a-d wellte.ted. I a.g, a"2I f "
rij- We are indebted to Well. H. Walkr for late Louisville papers. Do so more, Wellmao.
have the honor to be, very truly,
Your obedient servant, S. A. DOUGLAS.
To the Democratic ötate central LomnMt- 8pot. The family of a Mackson, who re-
tee.
nam, aud th -
aug&J-H
WtllCll secured the POSt-Ot dOOrs were snail- snithat Uim will und l..r trial at the nett frm of the i t .. .. i . I ,, K PiM.il rA... a. a.. V ..a a i . . l . r
Jfl . . - r.T.inaeiuuiei...v.jivvi..wi'- i-e iu iauu Tiei'l al Inf t .ill II llt.l ped like pipe-Stems. A le WCIo-fling 102 ( llouso in the Cut of Kraasrille on the thiH Monday of Octo- DB0M thesubscri-:er. M . nunHa IVB fnunil ntnrp tl a mils frnm t h r ne,t l0'! th '6lh dV of l"taor. A D. lASl.) at ftanbrook. an iadea'r pounas was lounu more tia mue irom me ..i9.3.w jacob Linkenheimer c v c c. sa.d apnreatice ha :iatr.Mr
Agi BU fyprasa Kactorr.
FOR BALK tR IlKXT.
A erry desiratle lamilr residan. -- - a. aa .
Kl . laWJ . a elesable part of the city. The boose coaUias six raTZT
unday. .turnitj:, 135 rniiup '"" eiaw rn, out nouses and a nutnter of fmit trass oai
mo t'lcuiiaea.
ALSO. Two Teat tts i 1
a bo re one of his eyes.
.:i,j c . jj I.- r L.ir HOU6KHOID AD KITIH: Fl II All IRK AT r tm t,n him on my account.
i-itru near tue sou , uiu nwdgc iot a na'i Al C'TIOA. . 1 atigv-jw
nrd apprentice, aged li years
r. and earn - ar lmn.. diately
all persona aar forbid hart orina him . , , , i i , , , , , .
amaseo elf r w ... . ; .v. .
A bargain can b had i: si plied for immediatalr aJ.li!
i - i i y
er
at tail ofLcr.
aagl ü
The Democrscy of Indiana will take HaV ! hour afterward; the probity is that they 1 ll il Furaitnre. lice that there will be several Buckeyes in were stunned by the cussion. MtMj aÄfifawTÄÄ
attendance from Northern Uhio. houses on Second street, th side, between mimi Mooday. a
r (ihm Miarm-ri tlt.ll j IJ a.. i i: .u "-'"
Beds and Beitding. Carrets. Stores. ! Ac. of the Araericsa House, corner
streeu. will be offered 'or tale at Public
aaawm s-tn. aie c
articles nfi.red
biTR V b KD.
We have received a rsilroad map from Hon R P. iirpv. If it is a correct one.it
must be vsiuable. We have some doubt of " "Pn brick houses wawe severe than ; .nrl will aive it an examina- uPon frame ones, the elasty of the frames
HO Wl I va lw Oö assaneaw ----- ma
Lrrf5?2 j black U.t anTalo ig
Wall and Short, Would hlbeen demolish- ome'excelleat Furunur. lis II lag partievlar at-ontioa. as ) rh'.a e'ira
ed had they not have bt protected by a
TERMS OF SALE: All sums of SJ or under, eaah; sums
augX: -1 w
KIP, M the staM- of Dr. Ei J. Ebrman, a small bay Mar.
board yard opposite, wh caught a large number of stones. The ets of the concus-
stTen yeaa d. with a whit-; spot iu hr forehead, four
I aaaxtr tau. ine saasr win be liberal! og aid Mae ,t BT tabl. r with Rer".
Cornh...m. S" irxb. aug2t-tf E. J. EHBMAX.
D. ti. AT L. P.
HA is it a0 o often
H V' r1''1 Quis-'r'seatrasugarcnTed Hasaa. Sawa " ti eooa-xV ,A-IIKRKL.-Z',hol,andhalfht',aT,d kitt. a olsaaa e b S" E- H1-KRT t en y. sar Waaag. pOII Ct"O.-40 boxe. Mannfaetorwd for al by
OBO. FOSTER k 00.
wo a- . . , as-. a an. ... SBB II r. Btrtlll Bl tat V. .I.. a
orerthat ihr, month, er.dit, with aaa idjaan, il. . I W " - . "' 5 StV lUgaatSai Two i ' - w., 'or "i tho
1titlKljh SA AliK. ,w .' a. .-. mm iy uuvn at r.uitucn . wnea Wait atreat ..w ai. raarn Baag o.
pisce: me lact l., be always keejs ' titsaa. w. WILLS.
tioB during the week. Cairo Times.
It is very correct excepting that Colum-
preserving them. Mays- Exp.
Coj3ia, Aug. 20.
LOTH oV LaXl FOR PALK.
LOTS ia (toodsell's Katargement.
25 Lots in Kastern r alarremeat. S 0 acre lots I miH from Maint-et.
S acr. lots 1 mile from Maia trt. terms easy. Arrlrto ang22 JHX SHANE UM.
40
bus, Ky., instead of Cairo, 111. , is matelhej The vellow fever is preing to a limited pHOii'EM. RRAisi.- wboi.andhair centre of all creation. ! extent in Charleston and annsh. i,,b7 "fiSi
th.y c innot a Ml o'.her
a ool a.a it-n. t nt g-.ods en liana, and w hat i tili more in- .Ttytysn, Re '..al thi. H..a. a.-.
portan -. sells them allow and uniform rWs. Tbl 1 no mer MJ Hl! k. (Vrn- ui 11 . . , Kditor.al pulf. lot a Plata mam r of fact. yt we do act a ish clooe by , 2 hTUJ" V4.1. 'ÜP any one to take o ir word foi it. but call and examine his goods r-O. rOSTER a, CO. aad pr.ee. aa thereby bare the matter demonstrated to your IT RK( RIVKR PLR KTKVRMi kfAiaOMaT' o-a ,. faction Hia More is ia tho stone frmt buildinaou Sf lbs T. Quigley a: Co-, ehoi'e Sur oVrod bSS oT
y Piiwrvanuw. jbui UCIUWOISUBQ. oxVUJ-i XWlJZ I
T BACON k CO SFasailj Groaorr
le and half boxe, for I HV ' y 2 w101 ia can. and jars asa'd six. IRKIM ( HRKBK.-t box- r- nm
I fO.. ava. . .r uauia.t 44. oiout 0, ttUlering. lorsBl. by ay nerst.atnt Resctla. and.i.ra.ü vV
or. rtxoet. I mmom SJfcB k C ?. aagi7 a. n i
ISO
ntiiiLNv
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