Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 7, Number 122, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 18 September 1854 — Page 2

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X 5 SANDERS, EDITOR TFK.MS OF SUBSCRIPTION. '. rrn lM,!yj..rr!. per year.... .7. io tf IDG WLöla" "" Tri-Weekiy Journal, per year 4 J W-hlyJfurn1 " Jp muhm POH CONGRKSS, SAMUEL HALL, OF GIBSON COUSTY. CITY OF EVANSVILLE. MONDAY MORNING,:: :SEPT. 18. sueiitaneou fJombuationX w.l:i. m k.. .. ! ww uiii j v wm m m mm mm w - j l verv well annv tothat movement of the oeo- .-. -rrv r pie of Evansville, which got up a rousing anti Nebraska meeting last Friday night, 11 mi I Wimoui two noura waruiuar. nmniN vcic . tnrk nn on the corners at tea time, savincr -r - - ' oi that Messrs. Baker, Biythe and others, would 11 . I 1 . . t. ä II U n . . . . L. . ddress the people at the market house that . .. . i . evening At tne appointed nour a large crowd was gathered among the butcher hlnrlf and benches, but finally thev. (the crowd, not the blocks and benches) adjourn-' ed to the outside, where there was all out-of-doors for elbow room. Wr. Baker opened 1 mm r the meeting by announcing that Mr. L. D. county, was present, tn brought out by his j Greathouse, of Posey and as Mr. G. had been friends as a candidate for the State Senate : in opposition to Col. Drew, to represent Vanderburgh and Posey counties, he presumed the people would like to see him. Mr. Greathouse was then introduced. He is a gocd looking and intelligent looking man, probably quite os much so as his opponent! He was received by the crowd very warmly. He said he appeared before them as candif.., ,h .t;,te Senate, not from anv ...x. , 7 , -ft l : atat a 1 . , ,ti-n IIa lifi.l '

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hoped that some other man than himself would have been before the people in opposition to Col. Drew, but finding that such was not Ihe case, and being earnestly solicited by his friends, he had submitted his name to the people. He was not accustomed to public speaking. He wa but a plain farmer, but he thought he understood the intera 4 1 8 a. 1 ay f iL. SaJ . . esrs ot an classes ,n mis pan o u.r otatc- , He said he was a Democrat, and always had been and always expected to be. He was opposed to the Nebraska bill, while his op ponent supported that nefarious project. He vLimlil not discuss the bill in detail. He was in favor of the enactment of a rigid liquor law, but could not say that he approved of the Maine law, as there were some features in it which did not suit him. He said he had been charged with being a Know Nothing. He was not one, nor was be brought out by any such order. 31r. Blythe was loudly called for, and mounted the stand. He spoke for nearly an hour, in his own vigorous and eloquent style. 1

Mr Blythe is a favorite speaker, and he t an embly of Indiana, that the institution of ... . l - slavery ought not lobe extended into anv never escape saying something when he b u LZa?tL3! caught at a public meeting. His subject ground that it is an institution of evil tenwas the Nebraska measure, the inconsisten- j dency, and at variance with tlie principles . 1 . all ... B aa ..

nf ihP n mile, "old ne JJumocrets" , on this question, and the duty of American citizens, tie was warmiy appiauueu awww few minutes. When he retired Judge Baker was called out with great enthusiasm. He spoke about half an hour in his nwn crond humored and practical manner, . . i

keeping the crowd well stirred up. Ho clos-1 exte,u,ed- lhe" why break do n barriers ed with an argument on the Temperance j wh,ch hnve bee" to prevent its extenquestion, saying as he finished his remarks, j 810,1 io c""n territories-snd barriers thai lie wished it to be understood that no-j whlch the Norlh P'd the South for assisting body was responsible for his remarks but him- i to erec,! D"1 we have already putsued tl.ij self-they were made on his own hook, and 8ubiccl to its end. if "anybody did'nt like them, why they lion. E. A ttunnrgnn might" the last words were lost in the A few weeks ago the F,nquirer put forth a cheers of the crowd, but we suppose he ml- highly wrought, and under the circumstanlowed those who did'nt like his remarks to ces, most ridiculous eulogy of Hon. E. A. do anything desperate they pleased. Hannegan, and regretted that he could not No other speakers being on the ground, visit us to make a speech in favor of the Nethe meeting adjourned in the best feeling. , brask i bill.&c. We rebuked that eulogy at We like these spontaneous combustions. the time, and we believe il was rebuked in They prove the feeling among the people is the heart of every citizen who knew the all right. Hope we may have a few more man. We have just received a comrnuni-

such gatherings.

,. . "! ä . ,. ' givinj some particular, and probably uupub-fO-The Editor of the Journal says that," ....... ' 3 v Col. Miller said in his reply that "il his con-; ,,shed ueta,la' relative to the murder of his stituents sent him buck, and he found it was j brother in-law by Mr. Hannegan. We detheir desire, he would vote for the repeal offline publishing this letter, as we have no the Nebraska Bill." No one ho was pres-, di8poBition t0 rcyive oj maUer8 of go ent heard this statement. nfurer. M .. . ,k u I agreeable a nature as this. But if Mr. HanThe editor of the Enquirer nctrs the above ... ai af ii ( l I negan's friends choose to place him before

remarK was maue uy mm aauici, ne vic present during Mr. M.'s ten minutes reply. Not being present ourself, we made the strictest inquiry, and can bring forwaid a dozen respectable citizens to pruve that Mr. M. did make just this remark and citizens too, whose word the Enquirer dare not ques : at. ui..ika ; Kia anauieh Pridrv IM I tiou. iui . vy me, in i, j nliKT, njoted the remark, and asked if any i man nresent Wied that Ive made ft. 1 one dared deuy it, and no one daxe deuy it now, who has the slightest respect for vera-! city, or the slightest care whether or not the 1 iwä i la nitlii 1- i ; falaifipr W IIU1C i. uiu uiu il I ty icgaiua unu aw u mmm - i i fXTMr. O'Brien keeps constantly M hand at his fruit -tore on if. rut street, the j choicest articles of fruit the market affords. We feel under obligations to him for filling ; our pockets with peaches, apples, ripe b'gs, Arr. .nd..;A k;m . k.i. n.iron.oo -laimlala. . ...... .,-.. ...... o r-.. - just what he is getting. 07" The Enquirer makes an appeal to all farmers who have hundreds of bushels of Of a D D ICS and renrh' Wo thiiilr that H! . appeal win reacn very tew farmers here a. - - abouts this season. It had now better make j an appeal to all farmers who have corn se?-enty-tive bushels to the acre! CciHHAXi, aept. 14, P. M. Wc hare had hoary shtwers to-day.

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- The Enauirer last Sat..r-I ,u mmmpnr the Dublication nf ulnt ii " - punncation of what it calls the most i I'LL important document which has been given . . , ....

l0.l"e public for some time" the "majority When and where did Judge Hall ake report" of the committee on Federal rela- that statement We heard his speecroere " the subject of slavery, in the Sen- and do not recollect any such remark. We at nf nur t nn;.i. mL:. - ..:... , L. e . i

majority nicoi uur legislature. 1 his report which by the way does not strike us as being so rery important for the Enquirer's tastes as as it would have us believe-was signed by fiv. n.r a a i . l a five persons, and dissented to by five per.sons, on the committee. Again, it was defeated in a Democratic Senate! We do not find Mr. Miller' nam aioneH tn the renr.rt c Um list of names civen in the Enqoirer,

iulI4- l Lio u although the Enquirer says he was a member last Saturday's paper, that "hundreds f Sa-

ofthat committee. Why didn't he sign it! tl a m 44:11.- aa4 L. xuuuuci -" " ivunv i. a. a -a. m a . tf throughout" a free foil amendment cflered to

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me report, can t 11 give us some extracts ' . . , . .La .1.1...... iital In üllltV II whllt Ifin.l irom the debate, just to snow us what kind a 4.-a . 4, J IL l J.-J ... 01 nguung Mr. jiuier uiu a:iu now ne am u The Enquirer's word, we assure it, does not pass as current in this community. Its ediI to support tity to that tor should always have evidence his assertions, dcuble in quan al a .a -aa necessary lor otner men. I et, our neigh nor ..i,....uu. ,i..l t- i acknowledges thaf-many Democrats voteJ for this free-so.i amendment!" We presume they were "bidding for free-soil votes!" This resolution was passed by the Democratic Senate and the Democratic House of this Democratic legislature, and approved by that most Democratic of all Democratic gov ernors, Gov. Wright!! Here is the resolution as given in the Enquirer: ' I L-aaa Idl ! äW f9 I ' f I UsZTZ " OI STVT?-?! New Mexico are both in fact and in law free territories.it is the dutv of Coii.rreaa m n.., . r e i I a, .a l a. . . . 111 4- 1 . . - 9 I ii " iaw iui me irovrriimeni oi uiu iBrruo -!. .Iaäa.4 1 Z ai .l i L.7. ! . r ciaube, n C i I 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 I f tllA llllPniliiilii.n C ......H ... I . L - wwiwaj w.t uiu vuuiiiuii UI 0 1 a V LTV J 1 1 II . a . .... in said territories, otherwise than forcrimes,: whereof the person or persons bave been i lully convicted. The Enquirer says this resolution passed i in this manner and by a large vole, was ent , J ,he Senators and Representatives of this State in Congress, and treated by them with "cool and considerate contempt." The only excuse for this unparalleled disrespect shown opiniong üf e Genert, A.9ernbly o( ndianilt by said Senators and RepreflenIllliveiJ( jf thev Qerdid l(.eat , in that manner, which we doubt must be in the fact,th"t nobody knew better than themselves just how worthy of such treatment must be anything emanating from 6uch a Legislature. Whether this report be worthy of any notice, in its immense importance, wc may know better when we see the remainder of it. But here is the very first paragraph of this re port, such a favorite with Col. Stiller: "The resolutions submitted to your committee concur in one object, namely: the expression of the opinion by the General As '"" ".y. in inese seiumenis tjour In these sentiments mm tm lllai aaaia u ai ' Tins committee, whose majority report so pleases the Enquirer, concur in the sentiment that the institution of slavery ought not to be extended into any territory where it does not exist. If it ought not to be thus cation from a gentleman at Terre Haute this community as an "old line" Democratic apostle, we sbull certainly not treat him with more respect than we have already done certain other distinguished men of similar stripe. ÜCjrMr. Isaac T. White, of the firm of äTmii - . c.u i ciici, i iiiicr u. vu., a ? wit tu outa erdom last week , aud was there captured by ! . Drellv little feminine, who now has him I M w bound by that strauge silken chord harder to break than chains, but generally very easy 1 bear. This is the second young man who ' a f.. I . fa. ... a li a kaa L II 1 a m mt: tast lew weems um utrcii cuill(lt:iicu ID 20 out of the city into Suckerdom to get a ' ' d we hear rumors of one or two more i - Well, if m.r F.irn.;ii J a uov k vw w.w". - - . " - h u . inv trirls won"t have them, and tiiey are deter-1 . . . Hnn't itnow an oion . . chuicer selections of fewale w - J - akwMMj ! l , ,nfl anrih. than r t,i ,,rfulc siut-rv, utauij ww. the Wabash. fj3 We understand that the Democrata all over the country, who were amliated with T - ' . . ... Know Nothing.sm, are determined to vote ,u.,;.. rr IIICII llkkCl. 1 II. if the editor of the Enquirer Anot that to be a fact, he must belong to the order. If

he do not know it, he is according to habit that sum in Boston by begging, besides (50 OCT" Dr. Wood in Cincinnati applird äucuttering a falsehood to subserve bis own additional, which he had sent home to It- cessfuüy chloroform to a horse while rtmov-

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OCT J odjre Hall nude Ihe remarkab de-

. . i . WlflUOO that nev er under toy circumsticea Vi f n III do tint a in ffiinP nT trin 'nl.i, . . i, n M . e. .t . 1 - -aanwbra8ka or Kansas if the veople ciose lodovt r slavery. Enquirer. When and where did Judge Hall ake have also made enquiries of otherewho heard the speech, and cannot find a ngle man who recollects his having mat the above statement. Shall we have to peat i j i i i to the editor of the Enquirer, that wcan. not, and the community will not recrd as truth any statement of importance h may mob .,nU. it ho mnnmnnaA k w 1 evidence V hen he deliberate v savnr his tional Whigs are going to vote for 3ilkr," 1 i .. . . L uuco uc luina ouy uiiii ui uruiiior jiijcjV ,. . , ... , , . . standing and mora s. wi take his w.rd for trie truth ot any doubtful assertion le nay Ii . .l ' .L I have made in the same paper, or in inypa- . . per published the same week, or tht veek before or the week after! 1 OCT The mmm k waxing hot in tleirst Congressional district, foreign spstSTS nave ?one in there to helo iMiTii M lf.k. O V 'T and we see by late accounts another itch, .. . t tar .i l i in with Gov. V1Llad at their head, will 3on I .i i . i be on lhe J,UP dovvn .there Bu ,nlhe 5fv!! J "ou8 ,,reathülB"' j i " - JT. A. era. Let 'em come. The first batch did leir own side a vas! deal more harm than pod. j and went awav wvll peppered in the ret. ; j a . . They will never visit "the Pocket" of ndiana again on their piratical expeditions. As fcfOe. Willard, Bright, vc, they mu be e ! better able to hold their own, but weirea, a . I I 4t4a4aa Sikai ..... . -i iL! . . i f 1 I A 1 1 , . i iudic ine peume oi in rrnon ir aw . . .. " . .. . their own thinking without the aid o. io;ign I i a I I I ,. . . fittire.hn ili'rs ininnrtpil hpre t n 1 nal r nr t t em . r Verilv, these fellows must be constant tat;ersoi me enquirer, as mey seem to te so , - . aa a keenly that the cause it advocates must ave other aid than it. for even the faintest hoes i 1 ol success. Umluckv Craft. Last week on the )hio river, a man on the steamer Rescue, hacboth his legs cut off close to the knee by a hrge which the boat had in tow. He was siting on the guard wit'i his legs hanging ovr it, and the barge came in contact with theoat in turning u bend. Another man fell verboard and vtas drowned, and a third did of cholera. All these accidents occurrei between Louisville and Evansville. On her return trip from St. Lou s, as announcd in last Saturday's Journal, Ihe Rescue strck a snag below Henderson. She did not etirely sink as reported. But she arrived kcre Saturday morning in nearly a sinking cudition, having about two feet water ii her hold. She got pumped out here and repaired enough to go on. The Rescue fiai before this been rather lucky, and su will doubtless be so hereafter. OCT" Ovr humorou neighbor calls tie attention of "Messrs. Allis &. Howes, fusion Brothers, Beuient tt Viele, Babcock Brotherf, and the hundreds of other merjlnnts engaged in the sale of liquor" to tu fact that the Maine law prevents them aitaig on juries: J hat is one of the best argments for the Maine liquor law we ever hea'1, and we think it offers a strong induceu.nl In merchants to go for it. As it is, tley are afraid to go near the old Court hou.- while Court ia sitting, for fear of being conpelled to squat in the jury box cron the jury enches. We hope the law may be so fixel as to include editors with merchants in this deprivation of a glorious American privilege. CCy It is very gratifying that so bitterly opposed to Judge Hall as is the Enqurer, it can find nothing more serious against him, than that the views he is said to entertain on a question which has nothing to do wih the present canvass, or with a representitive's duties in Congress, do not suit the edtor of that paper. We have not, nor bave fudge Hall's friends or enemie, anything io do with his views on the liquor question Mr. Miller took very good care to have ntthing to say for himself or for Judge Hall on that subject in histpeech here. OCT Read Mr. Kurtz's advertisement in to-day's paper. He always keeps on land a large stock of confectionary, &c, and i now i making chrystalized confectionary f the latest styles. Country merchants and families can be supplied by him with confectionary, cakes, preserves, &.c. 07" The steamer Henrietta struck a rock - j . , . on the UDDer Kanids of the Mississipw last r - - rr- , week and unk to the main deck. She af-! terwirds broke in two a.id is a total lots ex-; cept her machinery. (& The Keokuk packet Westerne- was 8unjt on the upper Mississippi last werk, but ! wa( raised .rnlin,i g and last, accounts was hard ftrTimothv C. Dav. Esn.. once editor and - - ' a . - proprietor of the Cincinnati Enquirer, has announced himself as an indeDendant antiNebraska, anti-Administration, Democratic, . canaiaaie lor uoniress in me uisirict com- - j?ru oi t 1 11 1 1 ii 11 a u proper. Profitable Pursuit. An Italian beggar in Boston, who was arrested last week for : l . i ri.it .i r. J l:J. - wno re.useu n.a uemaurU ut, r,i..n,lto u ;n nna.ac;nn nfST a. .a ..., " 1VU II u.wvui I. uv--i.niu.. 16 in specie, and confessed that in the course of four or five weeks he had accumulated aly.

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. . -. As Sections fur 3Iembersot Congress, &c, i I I i . - V . , ' , J - Anitiniv r- , r the in m uumi -..-u. ..5 ....v.,a ... several States ,.f the Union, the Board of a , - Managers have deemed it their duty to request theJudjeaor Con-nisioners who maybe . 1 1 f L RPPk-ted to take . Dallota of the voters, mlLJn JPSSmml wnere elections will be held, for the purpose mejuuyeaor iommi?sioners wno may oe of receiving such contributions as the admirers of the Illustrious Father of his Coun, ry may think proper to deposit in aid of the "r!fl "";t. now in course of erection in this ciiy to his memory. They feel assured that when this noble and patriotic purpose is presented to the People, they will not hesitate to give their mite for such an obieci : ?vnd it now becomes m era n 11 n n . n -. . L . . . t ..... I , . L . . . . tu ui'i't, , ai aic iBp.uijf uiiiiiiiisilllig UHU may noi UUll uc adequate to carry on the work. A 6mall contribution from each citizen or voter thriuifr hon t I he TTnitrH Stolen m .nl.l ho uf. . 1 1 . , , i . i , , , ........ t . t . t . . I av ficient to complete the Monument, a work

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mienucu io auu to meir glory as well as to honor the memory of the illustrious dead. A knlT .1! m - a--- 1 L t I 1 ' . . C hall dime coniributed by every inhabitant of ,,,,r -.,:.,( , ,, .1 famr fl... ...I . e!",! auu uunuir, now in progress, to its destined completion, It will be pitiful, wondrous pitiful, if out of twenty-hve millions of souls who inhabit ' , C()Ult ro .ro9 anu ha : a j . ', rendered independent, iappy mainlv by hisexer- . I . 1 1 -t Huna auu ui-voujii id us muse, uie sum O 4 R I Hl'Vfl 1 niiiiarll r,. .. t M .. .. - - . C "'""'j view 1 1 1 u 1 1 1 i w vturiiiy ui such , mnn coulJ be comrieted tJ tlie awa " . in , n vj iui me want of the small pecuniary aid which every American should feel it his pride, as well as his duty to afford. At the last Presidential election, the plan of obtaining contriblil iona at the Pull fthn ' ti'iiMiuunuiig ai me foils, mus testing the patriotism and liberality of the ,er3 anu oll,eri) attempted, though the previous arrangements were not such as to insure a very foil collection, the result was as ....... i ......... . U I a 81ni,S,auuij umnBlu, Uliuer Hie CirCUIIlSiailces, have been f xpected. It is therefore desirable that this system c kt n i i 11 K 4 rnntiAiiA.I i a tha . I it'.. a t? a u'm vuiiunuiu 1 1 J UtlJCIt'Ol OlülfS .n , ,. . f i i .. . lu" -w..wmm w, atvcai vr psfni nature; and the Board of Managers indulge' the hom thnton tili nrntinn ,t ho nL. tions to be held in the respective States of Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts, New York, vew Jersey. Pennsylvania. Delaw,:rP. Mrv lam1, South Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi, Ohio, .Michigan, Wiscoosin, lllinois.IndianaJ Lcuisana, and Florida, contributions will be j made in ait,' of the Monument, worthy of the Countrymen il their illustrious benefactor. JOMN CARROLL BURNT. Stcrttary of the V. AT. M. S. Shamf.fcl Dishonesty". As a proof of the extensive adulter ition of liquors in this country, the New York Sun says 'hat more port wine is drank in the United States in one year than passes through the Custom-House in ten; that more champagne in consumed in America alone than the whole champagne district produces; that cognac brandy costs four times as much in France, where it is maue, as it is retailed lor in our arrfKr-shons: r ' and that tlie failure of the whole jrrape crop in Ma ieira produces no apparent diminution in quantity or in the price of wine. PewSSYI.VANIA OUBERIf AT0R1AL CaXVAS. Democratic meetings have been held in Sullivan and Tioga counties, at which resolutions were adopted declaring that they "will not support any man for office Yvho lias not been open Iv and unequivocally opposed to the repeal of the Missouii Compromise, anJ to the extension of slavery into free territory, and who will not pledge himself to use his whole influence for the re-enactment of said compromise." (7" Iifayette Courier says that a boy by the name of Alexander Campbell was shot through the head and killed near Moiiticello, White county, on Wednesday last. A man was seen iMtTjing away immediately after with a gun in his hand, but was not known, nor could any cause be assigned for the crime. The boy was about ten years old. The Indianapolis Platform charges Garberofthe Madison Courier, with having his library filled with infidel books. Garber replies as follows: Our library is "nothing to speak of" we Inve not a great many books in it. Amon" the few however, that we prize highly, are the bible and the DVcluraiioii of I fiepende nee. The first hat" been practical y repudiated by the Old Line, the second conlemned as a "self eviJent li. Neither of j ,l .L.J- r 1 fhem sustains that divinity of slavery, and are doubtless to clergy hating Democrats int) - O I noel OuuKS. A Cheap Barometi r A bottle of cam pit or is said to be an excellent sub?titute for a barometer. A writer in the Country Gentleman savs: It answers my purpose as well as a barometer ih it would cost me from .:2ö tu .$50. When there is to be a change ol weather from fair to windy and wet, the ihiu Ukf 1 will rise up, and sometimes, when there i was to oe a great suirui, i nave seen them i nt T i i Inn W lipn tfiau laif t I a A. ta. n vd... was to be a L'reat storm, I have seen them 'aaV18BNware e ,a.a aiwW U V I b I V UVT U I. I,UI If . .... l . ... , at me ooiiom.inen we are sure oigrand weather. Any farmer who will watch his j wife's camphor bottle for a seasean will nev er occasion to watch the birds or IflfMatg for indications of achang in the weather. J lt ,s c ( ilä imil hnmflnn mac a r. m . aj am a- a . - i i . - i i n ul . i j IOV.CI IUlQ j companion over the bottle, which he much I enjoyed. At one o the Judge I dinners duringthe Assizes, there was iresent a certain j:.T;. .k- .u...i. ün. When the Cloth I a a .. ink.' ssid the very uiituiiaiv ui lue l 1 1 U I til. IV II was removed, 'I always thi Reverend guest, I always think, my lorn, a certain quantity of vvine does no harm after a good dinner. ' ir.u l . ... , .. jn, no, oir, uy no means, repiioa the Uhie Karon: r aaaaWa,. ......;.. .aJ i... . . . - lai aoes a" le miscMet ! The editor of the Lafavette Journal - -a T . " - -p, fight with one W. F. Line. Esq. The mmm kj ") J" UIU a 8 1041 tne edJlor caDae oul " rn... 8 . a. . ing from its shoulders a large tumor.

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- - ... recent mountain tire in Vermont, and in: KT . ... V l .! m urn lurK.in me vicinity ol L.:iKe lliamlitis, kia. Mm. ik. ... .. i IV unfiM mi, ithu urasia onu sniut fremtheir "local habitations." and forced them to seek new retreats nearer the inhabited porr tiens of the county. On the west side of lhvf 9 Til ""T short distance above hitehall up along the to seek new retreats nearer the inhabited porlake shore for a distance of fortv miles. Much of this burnt district is a wild region abounding in game and wild aninals, which have been driven into other quarters by the devouring flames. Y e learn a lew days since nine bears which had thus been driven from the mountain.- on the west shore of Lake Champlain, crossed the south bay about two miles above Wihtehali. Some 'bovs and a 1 1 r m on t..K.K. .1 "l I . I I --aa . - . " ?" T '"""'J" uji a uc ai anü rowed lip 10 a large she bear which was sw immiiiMhe lake with her cubs, when one of the party struck lh. hpnr ivilh n n:ir Thus molested, the bear turned upon the' , I 1 . . . . . . . . . . . I . . V. , . . a 1 anacKin party, cmpping ner lorepaws on the side of the boat, and exhibiting a handsome m 9 -- . 1 ..at . ... & ' . se'. of ivory, made an effort to get inside of il... l-: IT A .w.ll.n. V. .. . .....) ..I. . I. ..L.. m; omu. nuuinu uc.n unu nu uib cuds came to the rescue. Alter considerable mancruvering on both sides a compromise was effected bv which the bear let n of the boat, and tlie boat made a "srait wake" for the shore. The boys and the woman went on -a. ... ..... . inur way rejoicing anu so diu me Dears. Tl f.. I.. J .. . .. - I I J a hc loriiuT nana narrow racap I roan ueinij m their ... . fi,htK: . en w ufini in men in1!, unu u U"lll III ter, while ihe bears were probably with being permitted to escape in sa F r satisfied afetv. MARRIED Hendero. Ry.. m the fth iaat.. hy the Ree. Mr. Jone r t nt i.iao, ir thumask- n i.am;i.ky . v, u v la mALVKtM. Utk r Uu eit. OCTOBER :JaECT10N. f mmm a, r. 3prKS. oil Will rl-me UBMIM Cand.dat, i-,r re-.lectwiB M the oflice nt -'- - luauatiip, at tue eaauiLf October eli tioa. JK)H-. J. MAKLETTK. Sir. KniToa. IfaanaMMaMa theaamaof L. D. ÜRKATII i . K aa a caudi late lor the Sc aus Seaate. to r.pre.eut the . - . " - 7 aau.ruur,., epIS Mr. KiuTo:-Ton win ti-a. mmm the name of a. h. "HIjmisi, aa a raadidrtte tor Judge lu the rourth JiiuUia i uit at the MMaM clecliou. mpW Mr. A. It. Savnrns Sir. Please annnonee my tame 4. 4 can liilatc lor Treasurer of Vaudirbu rgh county, at flat BW I tlcctiou. aepi3 J Oil Si Fl KTti. A. U. S Wind., K. Sir: The undcra'itned ilemre to anhioi.ttlf a a candidate at the . ulnz OtU.Urele. ti n. pre., i. tat iv i taBacrl-iir.il ro.i iii. lu tlie iulmua aeral Aialily . kc-inctliilU. ep O. W. IIARD N. Mr. S .ikk: Raaaa. aonoanc biv n:nn-u i-audi 'nbfr Nits f MMM of Vaadeiturufi" County at the . lauit-a 0l".er eteeiMin John s. ti:ukv. Mt s v - -Vn r l plCae aunoiiace y nt Die Mia Ma'liaalafo re-, lee-.; ii t ill- ..Hie- it A., aaot. for l'i. i l'on,hip. at tn.- eniuiuj OcloUer flection . et Hit. YVARUt:.. Af Wr are at-tVried tn aanonnre JHHV UMli,, b idm f -r i-..lretiei to the ort.ee t Cvoatv Ttcaeurer at lhe Oet-F lcrtioB. Ma. A. It. Sanpkk i w . ?.Vy? T1 :". fcfcgWM fan I ItiU. to Ueprv4eut the ( .nin.y nf V 4d. N.urrli it'.he act 'X?'i?i 2TÜ Know- thina. ai.her I -t.... t tier iu ih i tv. I.riaa in or alivtH thu roiintv 'or teti.lr .. i.v.i r -. . . ii. ey ai. auu i bc.iut. i p.n uq rcjl n ;l a-.l.'v .'.it tu u MgU t WM. n.lnM, A. .H.4dkm,, Ka..Y'n via ptewe announce rr 4 !' äiis ur .itcia tth oftee t sio:i.irr of VaaMl i r re eitci ouoty . at the ci I d. rl urgi. 41 iVtobe leatioa. au I JOHN S. OA VITT. aJe'Wr: are anthoriicd to aBotrns the ivnt of IRA A. Fa I KC II 1 1. Ott a candidate f.. r SttMBr, af V audi rl urgh Coub ty at the enKuiug ''rtokcr clcetiou. aubja t to the di i..r-cf the County Couveution. c;.; tf CrfW are authorited to MMN Amt fjmmtt a acaodidato for re-clvetioii to the office fud of tke tWt of (' n m" u 1'.-.... ..r the llfirict i-oninjel rr tk . untie of Van.l-rhurgli aad Warrick, at IM MbMMJ Oawtet elecUua. r. .:. S 1' hGIAL SOIICKS. J 7' ll'.niik Deioda. of lh aMt aptovad !..nn ami on tM paper Btala llataf j Hills Imi.Ihi. vc, Vf., lor sale nt tili oili. t Mr S ASUF..: Plee anaoiiBce te same of JAMKS SCA.N'TMX, Jr. 'acandiiaU lor Ciuncilman in the 2ott War I. al ihe lection to till the vacancy oceaio4cd Ly the deat.i of Sir. Fraacta A . l.:nck. cp'.-ta I.OIIIOIK M MM1 II With the hot. ultry atmrnphere of mid-,ummer. the rank v. g.. jti'.u I tlfef Ion la ad and themarahe in the deep ralley, ol th-great river ol tiie Wet an 1 Sou V n iiher and dia. The hiiruing nun drink up th water. ,ad the Oecayinf plant giv ort aoaiout gaate au.l p..i,oB.i.m vapor, that, if ishaled. y r .d ice Vt llow Jaundice. OeraBgement, nf the Mtomach aad Bow. I. Iharrhvcr "rditeatery. Ague 4d Fever. Billioua ee. Ty 1 1 ii I . i r- I n l. r th. ( ctr. uomtanrrn and iaflaeBaad you .hould make free u of Ok. IIkit, " Ihmijii Vkwhtabi.b PaaaOKA. It I 4 tl to leanthr I on el. parOy the hload. aad restore health. See AdrcrtiacueBt ia aao'.h r eoluuiu .I thi paper. a)S PW iDYIUn,iSHNTS. errt oixicTons äotk i:. 11AX PAYKKS ol the City 4 Kv.nivville are hereby aatiScd that'he Ta Ouplicate lorth currrat ear hai Lten p. art, I ui niy hand. f.r , llection All aTaaan o Keal f '..täte auu be pail prriou, to the llth dar of "eu.hern.jt. Ollceat N. RovUj't Eaq., oa 4th bctweaa Maia and ) airn rc utreeu. epIH-tf JOHN FARRKL. City Coll. ADMINISTRATOR .OTICK. TJr TICK kj h-rtby girao that I hara l appoiatad Ad1 W tutu u.r.'jr of the catate f llaury llarmaa. deceaacd. lata

01 . aaucrt'urgn o-inty, ah ptnoni owing ,ai 1 et4t win it4iiro44 win t e un irp4ad 14 tbta city. W e are alo pra-i-ttle w th m. and tfMM having claim agaia't the amr, will , pared t . nurrhaa- Produce or Or. e-rie ra thi mark. t. in' aa-

hand hem t me for a.ijuitui.at. The MM i, inppoaed 10 I i.lveut. pl8-:tw ALKX. SIAUOLA, Adm.r. COXlEt riOY lKl , FIIIM ll ICS, Ac. Wiioi i VI i: A BR All. A KCTSnt imjaa'Wrttr iBforru th, pattta that h- i jm non prepared to fill afl order, eitiicr of Cvuatrv Bier,k,4.ar tiltw. for c..ofe.tiOBarie, Ter d-aeiiKioB. '' "' Chrv.taiii-d w. rk ..reeery , trie e Pre-n-rf-i J . 11 l.a Are., nf hit ... n n. tii.if.rtiir.. I A hi. t h. h..t workiaen eng fi. and i. rnal lei to fill nrd.;r lor funfectioaary at d Cake, of ery deaenpt'oa. ke . pn mptly and ehaap1 lie partnuiar'iy aaaa in at'euti'.B 01 u .uuiry uiercUauia to hi atock aad price,. aepld-tf 11 Ot It -lOUatieka P. lk'a Mill Flonr is atoraanH for aale mV at aepl6 PRKaTON BRO'S. WlliXULES.-iOOPopUrShiBcle. In ,t- r- and 'or file 3 hp ,epH PRESTON BUO'S. VT O. SttiAR -71 had. lair ! choice, foraalc hr kM9 MpM S. E. (;iLIKRrtC0..Sje.ae4rW! . ter. 1 TALF BBI. MOl.l.AeMKn.-rxihf bM choioe redaed SmlmrmtrnVu1 m" lK,u"i . K. flll.BRRT A CO.. Sye. near Wat-r. mmmtTM tTT- n,ii 1 A. . 'i.JlLUJ tec ' a liiLa iiav aud tor ftv e J , r4 r1' jajiks low i co 14 M.iut.. Luiville. f O BPS r ATM A AO T ICS rdered that the nwn-ra of L.-U4. 5. S. 7. t. f. 10 II A" 12. ita . 7. k u in. II A 12 I Uloea . Lot I. 2. .1 4. 5.. 7 S 9 10 II A l ia Block Low I. 2, 3. 4. 5. ha. 7 in Block t2. all ia the EatrB EBlargemeBt. I Clin. ih. urn. b. la fill.il .... Ith earth u a t Cirri-. I'UD 11 n ith te city gra-fe. und r thodirectiun of me r.ugiaerr. in u, ÄS .. . t v . a...a.t rt 1 IRQ f 1 j Ii -e OCCUrTluff tneretj. aa iat arv J-g rftaÄ ' ' " " Bjr raar af tka Oimsm Cornell GEO. II. TODD. Clerk. ii - TAOIA RIMBHR RTTLK. Teething Riop. BaU. I Hi kauu Cv.uiU.Juftrec'd at . " ., " a. c plshee-s. p!5 , IV mm FT BR Yf'KLKrS. Xecklacet. Cornealiaa Daaru and js.e jul ree u - A. O. rr.SHEE'S. . ' UlUl I'KYX '."id ana t'ommoa Jewelry, rerlumarr. m a c ju.t ree o a. aepi.A. C. Pt'SHEE S. nl.U'K " Y!nJI.MERBS. 5 caiei direct ImiortatioB. U in. aay rec.n at jAMKa LOW A- Co 41i wain .. LoauTille. K; . Q APWAfttlMBJ -m mnmnL mkmm. ad.yrc.aat jam m LOW t Co apU 418 Main u.. Loutteille. Ky.. I - - I l. till V.M" 1" cao new fel-. reoived and for aal a I VJ j amks low & co.. epIS 418 Main .t . LouKville. Ey. f A KÜSä Darkeo'i Yeet Powder,; JL V it) gr.g l line, Ulacaing; lu it-1. KnctioB Matci.e. for ,ale low by U0i:.NBK jOK A CUI RCHILL. Water atroet. au2:

. . a ....... m . a-v i-bC u mnu u,r uue Iv . J. .o .. - ' V" . mm 4is m.4 t. . LouuT.iie. ' K II I. Ill" t'TO. Ob hundred thon.and rrMlf F (nruiiiuJi) i' James low a cu 418 Main K., LOQUTlIIt. hy 7r,"w?V I vl UJ reel in j. h. r.i , ', i r , . Ti . . k. J AM KM LOW A CJ. US Uio t.. LouUvill. aQHRB A C O. AKK 50W KECK l VING THKIK WAUL STOCK Of Dvmmlr an4 Fancy Dry (;uaa. ' I O Wftich tWeJt ilt4 IBVItc Ua aBtiua of all WD4 Ith a v hu uuii rr.p, iur tun or .r -mpt i r our ntk U av bciaa tiled up iy rrcrat arrivali frosi . York. aui ib f,t datt ill he rf. ...ailri. tunuiuu af everyihiun ia tb Ury UutxU line Call attu wa wul k( clicap Cwoiui- re.-. KilUa. a im. t.. Twecoa. Flauuel. Liaxys. M lag llama. Ltr I. .'I. Priatt. Lace. jx . A run Check,. Urer Cuatiag, blaaket. Ky Jeaai. etiap. auaa. Aad 4 complete mmImbI of Trlmmiap mm th.r id tad un Fit.i.tnct. k4b..iu. u. Notioa. at I i "wrjL.TTITJi Tn iinntf 1 w inuaiU. Apply at oace to W. KKhSTKM A . .il-U ...ul II.... iaNtVNcw nrao-y:..4i u theaicht uf tkv llth iat . a ftrVtU -.. . ... old IWwrd Sectiiclr. Ietaeen tlie .doli irl kit. : i . l i . . m . mmm wta W Uatally iwat-4 ty taavtag taxi at taa, rth epIVtf S. L. HlUKV " ii: kostkraco. -59? I rn-r I.. cut aud Ouabain t. rf1 . 150 bag cleaa aad heavy rr sal I y pu uao. rus i r.u s uu. w.14. ..,,, , , , . B-W'" TT "X. mw . UiiO. FOSTER 4 CO. cpl Kty ;or ...,t ,kJr au.-l, - c... E.Pre...,y I - . . luui ,H IUI II "i"' A. C. IH SIIEK s IIMIi V. lit TTO.S. Char... Dead,. EUaA tic. C'jBibj aad brutliea jul ree'd at mtpn A. C. I'l'SUEK'S. 1 l'fU' UOXKS. AccordevB aad FrrBeh llarpajaai raa'c! 1 A. C. FISUEE'S. IKK l Ollg2- " ALKKR. W M . M . hi. 1. 1 OTT aa-l O. K. WALIT 4 i'K lia t 4avci4tcd tlicmreWrt t.,-U er in tiia aractiei . vi nruiii aan .THreery in LBeir Tarioua I raav Ilea . Ikwn uttic: ia on Third eUcel alo,e Biaiu. Bcarly opi-o,ita a the ..Id Court Hi a a. u T : . . , . . w I i. y arc i r- ptrcd to allvad proiap.ly la profcafiuBal call, it ailv and eeunuy. C l l-llil l Mtl F. tu ny Kit A ll. nR:PKIK'luKS of the lai(e L.uailer Yard, comer of Mair M and Tvli airaaia Braatlilta Ind.. w .a'd r-apeot'iitlr lainra 1 i M. r-u. .1 o-.hra wnaUBg IulbWt, tbat tbtir aluck ia Baa cm, Irtc r.ta.ist'UK of line hoard u irradt aad Uiickaa,. A-Ii and I Be ttoi.riag. I'it. and lo Lar e .iherboardlBg, llrrii-cd fine reiÜBf. IK-j. lot k flo at, nad S aetlia, No. Id i piu Shiaalaa, and uo miitakc. ) du Sae-'ed 4-t do. Oat P" I r do d.. r. it llr.li r. ir.in the C."iniry will rvealre prompt at'antina. ItalMcC, ar.lllrar a Bilau W.at lia i.uru. arc aailurBil) ' cut 12 tmt " In t Uit1 . rip, Ca'li. uuleja vtherwue coBtracU-d for .it the Una a ptirrha'e. Bla-8w diw. l PltlV TK B Ml I ;. la RS DTt. SKi.LKY. h-vms takea a hon B Chraan' .le.t. .-pt. i-u 'Ik Kpi.o.pal Cnureh. it i rri .red U 4f anauä4U D mmti ts. ose of Uu l4iml.ei. - i -a i. I K4;iiLKeTUl .v CO., RfRPRIl.T lRS.il it. I'm ..: Cttj r.iii.iryia laae raSa, I- IM 11 ku. l. af Mai I r. . ib at. le, qualiiy pt'tt. r umI b auy raa.le ib any rity of f he H . i 'a Mftaka lire än.' Straw Knca-a II Sa and On ft Mil !ra,. tftmt lrv Wir t aaaai Tar H i !.. Pa.t Iron II. .u. Kr-t hmt-f U.iilin ..f .r.... pjtt. rn. Hni W k ot al kiaila r.i.irht an I 'wr iruu llridge Work indeed eer - Biaiii r...irnt m i ir nu,i nrinxr p ,h.,,i4....rl...eoltJf,ae.. rrr'i 1 . jr. ' M ,. ,r ,s, hihH . -i Ser P Iran teat ..n R'fea to r Rra and ronraT l'l Ty aad lugle tieeu. iCU-tf PH. J. C. maY4JH, aWW IUI1, Haritft drented the Iaat ten rar, vf hi, llf, to tf Mudi anu practice of bu . rufe. uib. would rr t'nll, r (awt tli.a, .ho tin i itfl t to htfm l..r pr fcaioMat arreiee u aweae faeward and ettl itamit delay . Ilia unti.ua! na th. ari ol member of the prates-la to which h f-elaa to five re. lit. an.' lie aaTMMj pjaaaM that bo on will . II on Mb in fiitnlV lor proleaairnaal aarrier. a t... are ant prepi r.d aar n rlliag te pay I nth NaT material utd aad the kill acaiary fur op radin c the kiad. ajfaVM HvK VI H4aIK!!! , T"E rmdee.ian l offer baa ratire tck of Gawda for aati oa the mo,t reaaonal I- term.. CoMitiC( n 4 well mUewd aa rrtoiat of fVitliiag aad tawhataa Ooo' Faaej flood Hat aad Car. Jewelry. Ac . A-e Por partirvlan caiuire ol iä 'lUcnktroB the evraer of Jl aia aad Water. tflj S. KAHX. HAY! TYYa Vb at market prica will k paid i4 ca.h fi anv ouaatitT of aood liar br ep6 T. ORANT A CO: g 1lt ia" BiKKD The nh.rriher, wi.h to buy '' o.hl 111 of Red-top Seed, or which they will par the hichr, marBet price iummediately. p$ T. '.ihn r a CO. TO MKIU ll.Ti. AnUfTISII, Itooa-Keeper will Pot aad arrana Merchant teok.t. make ont fWfTanre Sheet Ia iaairidnil or aaajMMf roncrn: of ht will takchaiwa t 4Mttal Book, ia 4 WV,leaale HaaM ib aay branch af buaiaaa. Apply M th WaR Paptt Stata rf aogll JOBS C. DF.VtKEt X. Jr. BKKP AMI I HKMK -St Ih iried Uef. if lb, KscM.h D Oeaaa. received at eyW laoruBO . r'OTTOV . It bagi Uli da reeefnJ , er te er Ravea. for aal by S. K. fifl.RKkT V CO.. "S2-1 Ag.nt CypiM F.etary. OIART.KRHII. rpn und r.irned hare thi day formed 4 ropBrraarahipaaX der the.til a d firm ' Hill A M.-lliday. f-m th traa-a-iion ol a f;Berat Piouuce. Forward. rg ami fnian B.MineaiB thucity. I'OWAKUR. MILL eft-tf MA UCI .S P.. HOt.MOAY. 4DWAHD C. nii 1. w '. not iiaar 1111. a um I Ii n. TKODiflE, KOk'.'AKIUNf; yp CuMJIISSIOJC MKl.i BAavTR. 1 - 11 1 1 :. li HaTINO ftttal ap a I arg-and apaeion Waretwins aa tha Wabaak aad Brie ( ... aa v. n r . t 1. r the ! 1 t ol the Kvaaaville asd CrawfordWrille Katlroad aad havine am ple t har'- oat la. ilitin. oar anaaeem- at for t Stragr aad rorwardiag of Produe awd Mere haailiac Ly f.'aaal. Ki.rrar licit order tor the pnrrhaae of Oroaerie ia New Orleaa. V- nl make liberal caah ..a.. Prodnre eaigad 44 "s for 1 .le hre. or to be ihipred Sörth ra ar Eatar4 mar - ke. We hnp bjr prompt aitaatioa to ku4eM to merit 14 put lie patrcr.agt. atpa-tf HILt. A BOLLIDAT. lDI Yi MILLS A FTFR to-dr all traaaactina at thi Mill will I . for rah i. Indiauaaud Keaui.ky moaejr oaly reeai veil and paid aat 1. m. KUa. Ageat a (urJ.ii.ii II , ,er u a.ti:d. SITPATIOX 4i Book-keeper or SfJeaataa ia 4 In Maaf i.r'ir'.cerr Store. I'Beaceplionai le rtflurenr- ive a A to charaetar aud buaiaea hallt. Apply at the ( t.'l-rk'an OÜice. Sc I I tf W .TI-:n -50eord.ofgoodtraiIit Uiakory Wood delivered at the Parilioa Iloul. Water teert afp.wa Kn,t. copy O. E. DREW. k k: h i:: VAMII.fKS aad iek peraoa uppl-ed with irr. bviaUiaar aL at tue areiioua oi OKi i POSTER CO.. Locuit 44d 1 .hamt. aug I fOT FOK SI.K.-2"m by no f.et na kia nor af A uuuuil aad Outre treeu. Udm'. riti. A npl v t C 'J. KKaT ar WM. H . km. At the ; Wvrk,. 4llfV-tf lüll kill l.l -.TRK.- . a tMJ pieeea aa d qualitie,; SO piece vor-ted .Serge; l.r.-ei imM.rU ioB.o& haad aad for aale bjr J a M Kg LOB' A ro . "gt 416 Maia at.. L" txilUKy f 'Hdll 'KM. R. RAIMA. 2' a hole aad ball I '.,. for K. i.lLKtRl 4 CO. Bug?? Sycam re tr.et. C kwmämmmcm wgi awtaV 3. AIR. Clothe. Tonth. Nail. Cmb and Shoe ft.u.he. far Mal tale lr eS2 A. C I"' SHKK. PtPH g kUL I sr,k "A - wMMw Apply mWENl Y -KM IT Share of Kv..nville Inearvt c t .. ny to t. T, raui.. i ! ir. jf MIKKa-:. Fifty loa prime Cbeea. roe'd aud f r aa i-cion the market rate. y aag'H MJI. 1.. II. 1.1. Ot.Yl)Hil-.-I, uoi haDiiie PiBalira. narranvea pure; 4 dot reah Lotater; 10 doi ttnrkrn-; do jar Ire? h Proact. received at aagZd COOK'S Family Greeery: IMIIMI I RE D Y YteK . 10 case 4-S Ppraitar. Dam. mC ak. j ca. --4 Furaiture Dama. received aa i for ala JAM ES LOW A C 418 Main at.. Loaurillc. Ky. 'PfBRtY KKU lill.vTZ.-W turi plaid red i ntati ; i I cae I'riBied red ChiBta. oa hand, and for ale ly - . .... ...... . . . , . JAMKS LOW A Co aig2 418 Main at.. LonurUla. Ky. m. I llli.il tih.i.-. VOTm'E FARM Kits. liiaoaa lateat 1 -r ..- Uli c prared Cider y M.1U, lor (aic at ug.H T ORANT A CO . 5 . . I tTV Mll.lati FLOCK Iur r at the JtiU at6 iLMJj cash

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