Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 7, Number 149, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 19 October 1854 — Page 2

i I b T3 säiphia Bladia. Ml aad

DAILY JOUR NAL

A. II. SANDERS, EDITOR. ' IKK M.N IIP Si: KSI'WI fl'IMV Daily Jortial,pr year .. s:. I.. iL. I. 1A Trt-Weekly Jovnwi, per ysar, ..... .. 4 on WeUy J on rnt ...; .gos CITY OF EVANS VILL E. TH ü RS D A Y MO R N ING,: :T: : :OCT. 19. Trinaiph off the Pela There is t certain point to which Ameri - cans, free born Americans, can be carried by the force of party exritement or party drill but there they stop the revulsion com - meaces there they turn and permit patriolism tO Crush down party predilections. Never has this fact been more forcibly illua - tnted than in the election through which we have just pas-ed, and the results of which have abundantly proved the People are takingth.ng. political into the.r own hand..for years the Democratic party of this State and of Ohio, or rather the leader, of the the Democrat party, have been riding rampant, invincible as they thought in their trength, unconquerable in that allegiance T 3 """" "Ufc 0,,,,P,e wn0 hpsri) f heir lirtafoa hut . ,.k... Ti

. u I. I clothe, and build up cities, and materially leaders held all the offices, and have been ji. ,u Ä r.k .j m - i. , . add to the commerce of the word. No perrereling in wealth and power. They took , j j A . .u i u j , ; ' i sonal securities sre demanded at their hands, .t upon themselves to do the thinking for!butto their skill and experience and honor of

..... fii;,aiiu ii was enougn lor tnem to ay what was Democracy, and what was not Democracy, who were Democrats and who were not Democrats, to secure the r party's Tote for natever IT) P.IKIirPS ( r man ll.ni v-w vi 'lit. J chose to elevate. Thev became blinded bv their success. They evidently had brought themselves to believe, that any measure or measure or principle they might choose to present to their party, muU be accepted and aupported as orthodox Democracy. And inflated with their power, and fully confident of the servile dependence of the mass ol the Democracy, they proscribed old Democrats who had borne the banners, of their party before these men opened their political eyes, and immolated them on the ; lu,r of their manufactured orthodoxy, if they did but dare breathe a word in opposition to the draught held to their mouths. These leaders greedily seized at the Nebraska Bill, because it was offered by the Administration, and many of them held their offices under the Pierce dynasty. They endeavored to thruat this iniquitous bill down the throats of their followers. They told old and tried Democrats, that unless they adopted this bill as a cardinal principle, and backed the administration on the strength of it, they were no longer Democrats. In pursuance of this jarty tyranny, they read out of the Democratic party of Indiana and Ohio, some of the oldest and best men in that party. They would listen to no other test of Democracy than this bill. They correctly said the election turned upon this question, and this question a elmply the question of administration or anti-administration. But the party had already been driven far enough. They had been lashed by party whips as long and an far as Americans could consent to be tyrnnized over. They rebelled they forgot parly il their American feelings and the resalt is before us. In this oh1 öemoeratie State, almost the Bnpr Democratic Stale of the Union, these rascally and despotic party leaders have been ,iurled from power. The PEOPLE have risen in their might, and -dragged them from the places they disgraced. We, the People, are triumphant. There is a lesson in this a lesson which demagogues will never forget a d that lesson is, the People may be led into errors through party affection and confidence, but the People will be right in the end. Heavy- Palliare. A dispatch was received here yesterday afternoon, stating that the firm of (iibsor, Stockwell &. Co., New York, had just failed to the amount of about half a million dollars. This extens ve Commmission and Produce firm is well known over the W est, and especially in the Wab.-ah region. They did tremendous business. We believe they have a branch house at Lafayette. Our business men are well acquainted with the New York firm. Poaejr County-Official. The following are the majorities as reported officially in Posey county. The majority on the State Ticket averaged about 370. For Congress, Miller, 351; Circuit Judge, Niblack,389; Circuit Prs. Att'y, H. Plumer, 633; Senate, Dre . 288; Representatives, Carnahan and Hume, 406; Com. Pleas Pros. Att'y, J. P. Edson, 641; Auditor, T. P. Prosser, 588; Treasurer, J. M. Sanders, 668; Sheriff, Felix Mills, 318; Sur veyo-, M. Johnson, 132; Coroner, Spalding, 108. rr-Sa. xt l . . . .... ...

i -v i riu not Aan I . . a b. . . .. Ä k a t ajivr iiii.ura Hr i a m u n i I I it .. . ,1 a.ii.- at AIVUI3VIUC, auu laueu iiirec . .V C"'C""",L 00 1 j . III The Baltic's news ublished in yesterday's Journal, is the cit..ng received here for a long time iko f .. - n me from tf the rield cf -"w .urupraii war. nussia hasreceived a severe blow,-aad receives no syjpatifor her ill fortun,. THK LEGLitUEB. It is otva no settled . a. . v --tne antyAinisHation, anti-Ne-braska, snti-Humhutat.r ihAPortnU t,.... . . Mr .vvf,,., uuvc .J.Ui.Ui eSXeoLourlndhn. LegW.-. d jjÄb .j. to, Sen. te. We wi!i.-ftaVe. lim . . . eror in due time. Mark that!

an tT,.. . r . -7. . ... no,rn.h.p,.. the Banner township in Indiana at '

ur Iti vor Pilot.

Traveling pilots have been numerous on lhe two rivers lately. Having nothing else I a to do, they take trips to study the river duing the lowest of low water times I During recent excursion, we met several squads of the9e gentlemen, as traveling companions, and can bear evidence to their courteous conduct as gentlemen in every particular. A weak minded kind of public opinion seems to regard our river pilots as a rough, ! coarse, card-playing and liquor-guzzling set of fellows, a ways ready for a muss, and a preiiy hard set of customers generally. , Nuw we have a pretty extensive acquaint - ance among these gentlemen, and leel a : little indignant that their general character 1 should be so much misunderstood, and ! though they do not need any defence, we feel like retaliating a little in their behalf. The pioln of the Ohio and Mississippi rivera m B pecui4r c. of men In their , hands are reposed the lives of the thousands and tens of thousands of human beings who annualw travcre these streams, and the j mi,IOII.-of property, the fortunes of thous - and9, which are annuaI1 borne from North to Snnth and frnm S.mth t.i North, tn fPArl nnA m a u u w aw waaa w a w vw wM Hliy action, all these monstrous interests are committed, freely and fully and entirely. As we gaze at the monster 6teamer a floating palace, a little world of life and property, crowded with human beings and loaded with riches, vomiting forth fire from her chimnies, and her furnaces beneath glaring as though the bowels of the levethi m were white firedanger within and around, and one false move, or ignorance of one single spot in the great stream, probably ensuring destruction to all, live?, boat and cargo we contemplate with feelings almost of awe, that little aneck of hummity perched high above the riches of life and property below, yet which has all this immense responsibility centered in it, reposing confidently upon the strong arm, vigilant eye, and wonderous skill of that same speck of humanity upon the pilot. And is it possible, the man occupying this responsible post, with all that little world in his hand, to give to the seas or to give to the earth that hi is at last, what unjust public opinion so often believes him, the mere creature of passion and vice and bad habits! No such thing. There are such men doubtless among our pilots, but they stand m higher among that class than they would in any other. Their services are only used when the labors of belter men cannot be obtained, or sometimes through the partiality of commanders, who do not feel the responsibility of the pilot's labors, from having nothing but their own safety at Etake. But we now speak of the pilots as a body; and speaking of ihem as such, after a general acquaintance with them for years, and intimate and warm friendship with many of their number, we pronounce that public or private opinion of them as false, which denies their responsibility as men, or questions their character as steady, upright and gencrou gentlemen. Miny of them are men of property all of their older members, if not men ol properly, are receiving such wages as may very quickly place them in such posi tion. Their very duties demand of them steadiness, habits of punctuality and watchfulness and prompt decision, utterly antagonistical to the opinion entertained of tnem by many who know them not. The immense responsibilities placed in their hands, demands a character commensurate to the position. Their lives are devoted to the river, although their information is by no means generally confined to their business. 1 here are well read men among them, good financiers, and men preeminenty qualified in every way o fill the position many old pilots now occupy commanders of our greatest steamers. As men they are generous and openhearted strong in their prejudices probably, but equally warm in their partialities impliacable enemies often, but always strong friends. We like them, and we are proud to say, that probably some of the warmest friends we have on earth, are among our river pilots. (KrThe ladies were out in crowds yesterday, enjoying one of the most delightful days we have had for a long time and pernaps, doing a little shopping. This is as it should be. It is a singular coincidence that ladies, steamboats and. wild pigeons, formed the attractive oul-door features of yesterday! Barmer Pkesehtatios. By notice, it will be seen that those persons desirous of visiting Union next Saturday, for the pur pose of presenting a banner to that townr r- . . the late election, will meet at the Journal I .See to-morrow. Frid.v, .furooon Union cast 126 votes, of which only four went for theOld I.inpow - - t the "Old Line" or Machine I) pmnrmrir j She deserves a banner, and she will receive if Th Kvanatillo Ren.. U I lHt. . ... ...w ..... f . u c a uatlU Will OB in attendance, snd soeeches be mmmU .:..u,. , g v- ouimuic to the occasion. m. Tk. r .i , . vn4U-,,,c jur. .or wie peop.es I t m I. m I 1mm. S fa . . . m. r a. . . . . . . i . r. . r . ticket :n fiftv-ninp rnimtiea font un t,t kit - j . --r-w,.v.. Thus far three counties have been heard f.. u , ..-..j ii, a. um c " i veil oemucrdiiu mdioriues, .s MB..: Hoclin. 750. Butler 200. Holme, 200, which .... ?. 2, ..iori.r in the . - - - 63 counties. 65.722. Ther- are on rnunti - yet to hear from.

Newpdrt Safely fund Uank

! & dispatch was received here yesterday, bating that the Safety Fund Bank of New . V 7 a a - Pori -y., nad suspended. A great deal tftat money id in circulation here. mm . - .. IJ V ID U V r ft SB OHO r. a. -LS ..... .. -T . m III Uhl, BeIow mi . u., o, th. who wer. elected on the 10th to represer.t the State J of Ohio in Congress: - aw - I Hamilton Ti mothv C Dav II Hamilton J. Scott Hrrinn III Butler, &.c L. D. Campbell. JV Auglaize, &.C. M. H Nicbolfl , V Luc, &.c Richard Mott. VI AddulS, &C JOMl R Etnrie VIIGreene. A.c. Aaron Harlan. j VIII CUrk &C Betlj Stanton 1 IX Crawford, &c Cooper K. Watson, ! X Ross, &C 0. F. .Moore XI-P.irfieid, &c!-v.' i). Homton. Xll-Franklin &c.-Samuel Galloway 1 XlII-Richl.nd, &c.-John Sherman i XlV-Wayne, Üc.-Phileom liliss. XV Knoz, die Wm. D. Sapp. ! XVI-Muskinjjum, die-Edward Ball XVll-Belmont, &c.-C. J Albright.' XV III Start.. Ar R P I oitA I - - " - y w-w a. äa a Ai IUI. XIX Cuyahoga, Sec. Edward Wade. XX Ashtabula, &c J. R. Giddings. XXI Columbiana, dtc J. A. Bingham. 00" The Rridgeport Courier says, that the evening train on the Naugutuck railroad on Saturday, in passing up at full speed between Derby and Ausonia, came in contact with a onc-horse carriage, in which a gentleman and lady were at that moment cross ing the track. The carriage was ground to mall pieces. The tram was stopped soon as possible all who witnessed the event expected to find the parties killed outright, when to their surprise neither riders nor horse were apparently at all injured. The gentleman and lady wre evidently at the instant thrown on to sand heap, where they landed in safety, as did the horse on the opposite side of the road. iJm The ignorance of European authorities in matters connnected with the United States, is almost incredible. The London Times, in describing the journeys of Louis Philippe in this country, speaks of hardships that betel him "where the Ohio falls into the Mississippi on the Western coast of Virginia." The London Daily News sometime ago published a letter from a special correspondent in the Uuited States, who in describing a horrid affair, which he said, occur red with a runaway negro in Louisiana, ei plained some of the mysteries by s ating that "Algiers, opposite .New Orleans, is the capital of the free State of Indiana." And a distinguished Englishman sometime ago thought himself well-informed enough in American matters to counsel this country in certain affairs. He thought euccess night be attained "because the Stales of Albany and Boston were favorably inclined to his way of thinking." A Strajkjf Freak. A short time since a little boy five years old, son of Willis Mitchell, residing in California, Titus county, Uhio, by some means listened a grain of corn in his nose, where it remained .'our or five weeks. The nose became much swolen aiid very painful. Dr. Ciaiiirs succeeded in re moving the grain last week. When taken oui it was fcund to be in a growing condition, having actually si routed. fjCT We eee by an exchange that the wife of Donald G. Mitchell, the author of the "Reveries of a Bachelor," has been blessed with a "tittle responsibility." Its squalls, we presume, will somewhat disturb Ik. MarvePs midnight reverie in the future, and Hin w a waking su:ilight over lis "Dream Land." OCT Robert Dale Owen observes in a letter from Naples, 4,I have not seen a man partially intoxicated since I hive been in the city, of 420,000 inhabitants, and Uey say one may live here for years without iceing one. All drink RflM wines." Ohio. The Administration party, or Pierce faction, is defeated in every precinct, county and district of Ohio. The majority for the American candidates will be over 60,000. D3" A witness in a recent gambling case said in reply to a q uestion by the court "I do not U .-i i v.. v u ii - u t i nit ur s in nrt r p .t r u n inn 1 inA rn. it:. i . I ....a raon, i never Knew my one to become rich by consuming it." There was ; Jiuch for reflection in these words. OCT The Hon. Thomas H. Bentcn return j ... . . , ed tO W axhintrliin an mo l.w. m.wr. . - .1 : - -. 6-" u , ySu,miu ia at hir.iiino ; iK. u i... ! ....... , lljat ,ty. ue hob, we are; t0 ,earnt the comfort of the presence and ntpany of all his daughters and his Sra,,dchildren. frT-Th. I .,1- f . m . wed V, j T Z T "aVe B" wardel Mr. John Dicker, inspector of mails. the sum of JE500 as a compensation for his invention of an .pp.r.,u, lor ,r.n6fcr.iBg from raihviv rarrmrrna .i 1 . Ji . .. - ma 1 ba ,0 -"d from railway carriages at full speed, without itnnninrr . , --wrt....6. A Doctor rTn'mnv jr o Aiirtr Mr at -.., ' aa. www w.-.a -.aijfc. Dr. Ge Buchan .-, -f ij:ii r e .B..H. ui iiiiieuiitt', iu. . . ' ' .1 ph i,,,ir . i. - .i j . , ot "m" Z 'h Z -V. J overdo., ' morphine, while suffering from an attack nfrhnlnr ,.i. i. u i , w.. . " iHncli . W ?! r Z "1 '" " !, . " ?! " --I o : aiaj a Miuri nine ueiore k. , . -. ..v.vv in vnu9 i u the death of . r-kiu k u I tne aeatn of a child by it.

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- office ot "Fort Adams Item" furnishes the I of following particulars of this melancholy af fair: Tu O-: . .. kr i i n J ur I r i 1 1 1 . t. 3 9 ich wie nno nry riiQ mnrn r-t - . . w . . . , ii i , 1 2 cether with the boat, books, naner w w ' I I J money. 1'hose of the pa?sen'ers who were fortdnate enough It eccape, lost all their a - lects on board the 1 1 i- rated steamer. The fire occurred wi hin a short distance of this place, and immediately she was enveloped in IsnHit, .i ik- l-i..; in m V in laiKiing at the plantation of Dr. Taylor, . I ... . V .. . ... 7 p. a nair mues oe.ow WN p. ace, uuo wuiit; writing mis, me destroying ele ment is still conuniint? her. ... . . She was tied to tliP .h,rP. hut thp rnnr. having been consumed by the flames, she now drifti II fv i'ii a ii tha atPAim ' " "rVM r- v seve eMVwsaasi rotn the last information, we learn that two ladies and one chilu, irom the cabin were lost, an.) three orfour males, amon whom was me engineer; some reoort that the whole number lost was ten. The Cora, at the time of the commencement of the conflagration, was layin" at Mr. O'B-yan's wood vard. admit tu mila a nuuu vru. i i u ii mi L-i ' ' - " - OeiOW, and toon as possible Came to her assis tance and succeeded in saving the live, Fhis to TllP BAaaa map I ttmlm ar . i - --- 1 "wwwi iwuic i aruveu at iatcnez on Monday morning, and fuanished the editor of the Courier w ih the names of the persons loet, as far as I scert iined. They are: Mr. Weise and child, Miss Wilson, Georee Brantz, 1st Engineej, one deck hand, an Irishman, one negro belonging to Mr. Mark Izods, one negro cabin boy, belonging to Dr. L. P. Blackburn, two negroes belonging to Capt. Holmes, two negro i ir's of Stephen Rouh. Wounded-John Williams, badly, but may recover. It is thought by Capt. Jackson that eight or ten other were lost, names unknown. Col. Win. W. Wood sustained serious injuries, but there are prospects of his recovery. Indiiiiia Dank. Our Louisville friends are now beginning lo have a jolly time over the IndianaBank,, somewhat in imitation of their Cincinnati Iriends. The Journal says: A Pawic. a good deal of constprnalion Was caused on Saturday by the refusal by brokers ai:d merchants ot most of the notog or tne inuiana tree Danks They had been n-fused a day or two previous, but it was not generally known. The notes of the following banks were received: Bank of Salem, New Albany and Madison hanks, Hank of Connersville, Terre Haute snd Evansvill banks, Steuben Countv Bank at Angola, Ce.ural Bank at Indianapolis, Stock Bank at Columbus, and a few others whose names we were not able to obtain. The brokers refused to take the notes at any price. The cause of this is that a large amount of this money is now held by the brokers ntid the business community, and lhe banks decline to n-deem it themselves or redeem in Eastern exchange unless at a neavy uiscount. The banks will probably make some arrangement for its redemption or wind up. Every dollar issued is pleihred by State Stock in the hands of ih AnHf!,., of State, and we should therefore advise noiuera not to submit to any sacrifice. Holders may becomoelled tri Riihrnil I - w.sa.a. w ölillirj aWMJ before they will receive actual value A Reaso.hihg Fox. A certain hunter, who wits one morning keepini' atcii in iho f... observed a fox cautii usly makinff his sdt r . . aa a IV ... I .1 I k ou, .uw.rug tne stump of on old tree nt n sufficiently near, he tm.k h,h ...j determined iuidd ttiw.nl th. i... . :.. j ansjr tueainf around awhile, hnnnd n.Q j. a a . r vwj ui it, aim again. Alter Reynard had repeated this knightly exercise several times, he went his way; but presently I. e returned to ihm spot, t;eari..g a preity large and heavy price ot dry oak in his mouth; and thus burthened ."" 11 a 8ee,n '" "f purpose of try ma 9 ...s vauuin power, he renewed hi.4 lp.,rw In tiia ..I...... . . . ic niuuij. a i er a tl ne. howov.r ,.J W hen he fiHirifi tl,,i t , , ' ne ,uud that, wei'lity as he w as, he I could make the ascent with lariiitv i.o ,iOD;.. , Tn'i tu irom flirt f i ! r (tl.irlm .'.........I - r ----- - . i -.iv i iru lllC lieiC Jl wood trom his month nn,t u:F 1 I , ' ' lOtTII IIUi Inn ..f ,1... sonifwnat behind the rp,t nn,t;... ik.. , . . . 1 ""uju", ...aren nis ambush, Reynard, with I fail! 'I V i.t tl. ...... 1. 1 .I..-....I J . . "IH,l uancu uu.t Ifo.Tl x , o r. . , i . .... pCiii upon one ot them, i: r . . . 1 1 1 ' I I.J I DT I W I II k. ". u eye, o.re it in triumph on to the ' d providently prepared be l(rehand. Confounded at ih'"shrieks of her " iijr, me oiasow returned in lury to the a . . f . . J ' I . a ar . ... -rM -u, u.,.,1 ,ate in tne nht, m,,de rei I pwiiruiy uesperale attempts to storm th j .iitiiiuin iu storm . , , . r. . I 1 i I . - w W iiuiutrrr s MronirntiUl; hin iho f,.- 1. .. .i.M . 1.- "v : luw u,e -j vvirny,uu uevoureü lhe piir un. dtr the verv nose nl it. .-k .. ...uvuli, which ar miin, wnn tne greatest reluctance, and lu a ku .! P wmuuioeing auie avenge herself rself on her to beat a recnity aaversary, was forced treat. LojöI's Ilesearches. v!i:fA.viS-,0 güi"1"10 a free school in N?w England, during ihe half-yearly Pv:.n,. 'ZTZ . t. r"'c u" ne liittinn .1 . t . . - au t otler the second Tho re two fine looking MUmm," he rJTÄ!?"'-' suPI,0e thev belong 1 IS noi me wav . .l.. i . , , . j - .. uur i ovs. thetem - ho. !! n i .. l"e owiu, we oi on iim .. . of handsome is as handsome do s.- fhe boywho took the first nri- Z !! 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'CJ' persons WHO Were On ba es of COtten Zi. ii "" rtSe chell&Co. talU. .au. llU ,,r awa,,!.,,,,. All M adnft in the nver. We fiÄ lUe Ve , E V? w ÄÄ1 onjrmated ,n ,ome pine wocd laying near lhe fcJ eVLSSKS?9 -Ä1" ifih&vF boilers, and cut off, almost instantaneously, : UAV.f ih rS tll J Cl,:,"3W B'B T" all communication with, or egress from the r"1 Ft0fV Dr .r,d S . riB AVIlHiS sjaxK. bow of the boat. ?u -Vk'1 "t ' rich p; pUt. rwyHt nJk ,1TBs?,;KltT- BhLtw BBS . I M -.t do. rr nch Menao. . eir t le Kr-och Plaidj Fre..eh 1 I , crt- 'lt aa it Mafkm ix We understand that the boat was onlv in !' wno1 lvLi- H-ff cured. io--rriced - ' '- " '" K-s ci.. t ii sured far a fimll V u , . 7 ' fi TS 4 HonH.Min,. French Knc- ÜIÜL V Ac : T,uU Lon -- l'i-Mmiw. aad r mi a email part ot ner value, the bal- v!" An,eri;:,n colored Ptaiai Lad. e" and Genu Su "'J .c'"rt"' " Kchaa laa-r rra.it

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were tue lavor.te packets in this trade. UliK.T.'TZ s LTl i r

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1 iiuinini nn.i ...i. . ...... -.. . .. . . in proceed coming particular was goin? on at much .f'h "'rr and nraS Ca..t .,. , , . .. 8 Bconrtiion.. -,.,, afWsfSaS

J SOCIAL K01ICE.

PLac. pki:sf. ta tioü TO THK D V k H IV X H I F . Ti e a . : VT . 1 - . . . . ... v,-.,turviies wdo awncn ruitia Unioa To ahla on Saiurdav .v t,. ...I., ; . - V J III Im I 1 "- nsr lor o r.roäie Bort, ia the can, of Freedom, are r"c o clock IV M. The Ind ana Band will la oa had ' ,,ri KKWm thing 1dhithki : U'ni.n tv . . . , -r r..w;v,. " 7 T. . ' ,r " ef - ret. Msmss Fim and Second iikiuiiuBuifl i inu'rs . nav ira nni t . r. i . . i a. J " wlHIHU tUC bJUI'S o. til -W ULORIOIK SI MM Kit ITn the hot. ultrr jimnrli-rtdlli id-iomm.r rk...nk

a3CJ.w2.tI lhe ,0,1!J,. ud h"'n in the deep ralleyt rVly s!"f th. MaVtnra Tr, ne great men of the ttt an 1 .South, wither and die. Tie . I x -,r Cua (! U.uk. w.u r,'.C "'j rmk up th- .t,n. ..d th ..i., pia.tl icnf.i.tcUrr.,, ,'.

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- r.": g .r" r--a)-rar. aam , I?" ' niu free ana of ui. bucck ispias oktaii r iaaciia lr i ..j ...... . . ... . hi a-TZS " ' "T. K? ! cltwOfe the Loweh. I'urify is i ofthiw ' ,c"l,,rB in. Sm Aurertueaient ia aaoth.r AiMi OTICH. Ta i 1 ar . ttf I n r. 7,u Tr STÄÄ t,nrX."eVo'M'i,r?h"V',l y."T U h ltU " V' uiI-At Jijr oraT ol tUe Uocard ot Director. ..ctJ-stdwte U. W. RATHBOVE. Cah. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. HOUSE A'VDBlfatiY FOKMLF ii v i . -.a. .. . . ""r.i m. . . - -. -.- ar, . - m i -iar. tut trotttr. far old t,.n. 1.1.. . - tle nd , w,l trot her mile in Jour a.iut. ll,I of araCX . II i. . li . . . . . W - J - ! and ChiMren-i er,, and a larfe rariety of aoMoat. too ..u-ner.,,1, msZZT win :h we will aa ha.pr to ihow. aad if low price, will ..It' mmmtum. 6an-4 mmmm. oetl T IMOUOui: FlttkF'S w. r. Eeaa.rille ladUaa. BLjA.Ct Ur.r. Kte Scourer a.d k,.id..r.f n nA. am a a urmur v r.. .... -. r t . ... - . . an, furmerlv I, . r .. r. mm f : i mm- . . v , , v.a viiiciHutu iur air. ieuaaie j -cw i on ive House. m . . ... v. .ii. wj .ie.am t.Mie' and ISentlemen'. Clothe. or llk ..,,.. acou ..oui.es. yrmm and Ca.lmiere. rnrnmU ofeuervd ....1 e.erv HiD'l ol .lung. ?-!. .r?.,!:"V -'he.ihtm e.(.alt.. new. He rr: TT -. ... .-in ore!-, in a dr a . uh ininrmz (he color or itua I.....:.. a - Um, ia Silk and V oollea. Toile de Ttr.e and Tulle. -77 "" 1 "'"' tl" A U.i i if. u. wctu and buübe. tuttu e iunl to ne fair ui . w, at octl9-lvdd; I mt K.-25 IbU White Lime ree d aad for .ale U 1 ' ttl9 WM Si KKILLY. t5 f r?V .AD,J,1Ub,XM M d 'l.ulT ree'd aad JJurtaldb octl9 W'M. REILLY. T1IK.,kTA,VEH; STV0 FOR S tLK. M.''thicrfioV" m'i&S'is oaTwln,'ri3,,"fein l"kM i-ctli ltd tw J. W. MARKLK. Rockport. lad tii a a,r4?l.,W iKO KHV. I I.I i n wtt t l,k . a . . -. . aa a. . j iu ui A M t. A LOM KLL h. jut o-eu.d a r.un ly Orotmtant re r r ln-KeJC ti.ia. ..-r- he. ill keep eoiitatlr n h-n - sviira ii rr-f .r .,.n; aast a. Coitee, lea nr.r. Si,i... . - . . : ... ' m fatn m. Hi , .,11 ai..;:r ' . TVy r-iur.d b at the I ' w ? VJ iV ke'! 0n ,,an 1 ""d -'tide, aad ..II famiO... ? i'i ; a h euiom f nel.hKor.a laUio.andoldrlend!andthei.ublicgener. I. etl-lw tJK5tf,""i?W!? rtoiT it -rriral. and 'or. at reduc o priceaby octlS Wat. KKII.I.V rl. K,,t"'V r'" lbU rec'd B1 fr le by V.M. REILLY. fP9 a romniodioni Dwllin. Unnas .itna.f.m',J- tut r,Bt- 'va.oaal.le term. Kaaaira .., octl7-3td Jom.I'II Tl KXICK. ä r'LATBOAT M feet hy 1 f,et; v an Ulle tlv 9 leet Arp'vU etil tf WILUAM aläkS'rtCal AN, C..rP and 2d .U. m. . 1 ' 1 u I'otaf.e. ju.t ree d per flat' oat JS. lor.aloat oetir nini'i i... i.. , ' ; zy iiuuiir iiruevry. 4 doi rhirkeaa; do. Dueaa: JO Turk.) j ojt .eretr.d t C Obl'S Family Groeerr. jJOlLTKV oetl7 WAXTKn.- bw.h-1. of Wheat. W will par tha oett7-lmdw HI LI. HOLLADAY- ( ik "Sm1" Whiu ui Vell-.w for Mk in )üU ts salt -0 V . .. I OtO. FOaTER a CO. O' l&.mV?m!mT'i-eaadaj Kairand I'rime Sn.ar low rn. . t " ' "f"1""- M RehoiU Muttu lot tale low for i:ah oraagoiiable j.ap.r ly octl7 . OEO. FOSTKR A CO. IJOKK -64 ItU Mei Pork tad warranted hr ctl.' u .' I . . V U . A H IS, for fa t uct 7 ily u. BAU 'Uli; tale of hi Ja u ersi.ned on tl.e Kih 73 ui. til TU-.1.T. door af tie old t.. I . r at I o'eloef u.e m fcvamville. .see l il lor deacr ationl J UN LAW JOHN -H AN Kl eti:- i ,i JONES A; BLY -We are ia reeaipt of : rain 'in iura an I Orawer. to hioh i rite attention. AT 'O Ml I -i 1 JAS. LOW i lad i Knl her 1 .tie C .inl. rao'dj uu or .ale at taaalactur.r. pric l y JAS. LOW A: CO. I M iKIfia.naWMe ad Manufacturer of all ww kih'in.if i'aj.tr Hake. K.an.vilU. Ind. d aad Vino at... oeiTT-Iin f TO PORK I' l KKHS. . eoBiiqnenee ol the d.ih o tr M V I.onrhotl.am it Wilt lit UCL'CIIIIV lor tin dmli.i. r r , r . r a mm ..ll hi. j; wilt Ih uecery lor the ' iuttr' "ouie.od r..rk LtsTHuaseif I th.hr 9mZZTTS l LS"" " fc-.iie. lad. n .. ii . I . . a u . i .. . M. .. i - nou oi ... .ii- ua i-or. i . .kin. I.olut. anew f the tno.tor.ir.ble on the hio river. S.irr .unded 1.. f ? url'-r"" couatrv aad hannf the farihtie. aflorded J lh" ftf! "r 'h-h ud trie Can... ,d C !Z KSSga?. iroad to Terr, ii.ute. h. -'' "."..iiaoT nir- riven, trie tiue.i eork re - Sla la the H eitl ar. ihr.l. hmJ mm k u .ll. rv - ii , . . V " "..- "ti.i r.iigi- , !Hr.J.ye0 ' Ms. as asaSs J " . ....... ni.rii r.iuiiiiiie Uli 11,, 1 1 1 1 ft e B ntlf th mntür au lint ...h..!..!.!. ..Kv... ii . .. ."'"'ATiox OTir.K I lni'r.rvr.u, I UUI Hie (iw ir nl I h I. ..:..;.- I . I lh. t: i. ..1 -..... ..,,, . I. .... . ..ww... .JVM . ' in.- I...-HTII r.ii :itL'i-iM,-i,i r. i r : . , a . HC 1.1 Q I II lv I'M. " 4 I UI .w. in. lUI'M I LIM - Iii ri' I ' ii.i . ,,1 t .... L. . . . . sa.l.rtl.e p.,..Iic.tin ..fthi, order. , , : u n....u..r,k.. u ' l , , .. - - H" :: 'r,,,u''s,,'r,oU-,tl'e'foriiiSi. work, and kill I lll I I III 'I,. i..l j ... . . ... - V II3U? r,.,,. ,1 ii , " . - - - hihihi - ii a.-.V-'UH . . t . .i , . yi "l:u.,q .- io,.or omuch tnerer , " J ' " " aii8l atid lien and coets. Hy f?Ä?k Common Couuc'il ociio.it GEO. H.TOUt), Cfert. lMittt, ß - Ä!S?UÄ e. n mate in rav r ,-:.n or the City of ii orthe Ciiy of rK.e.. lor the . oa the followt.. d.. Drl ",'.ue ,e,e rr the year 1. , iveai iiate: 'AM'T or M -' wii-t: .x or Pk'ipcHTT Lot I Block i, E K 3 4i. k. " 19 51. K. K 4 ij. b. r " ! o. p. . .. '" 7 ii k. k ; P I U of Lot 217 D E 5 ly I jO rt ol Lot 31 O P. ... X or "sue S W alley hfoM.ot IS L K ... W aller hfof Lot I L B 10 ft of Lot 6 L E ... HO .n A ?--. f, .... w. ii ri w nwsm. Heir, or Pm. Date.! d. do TASKS. 2fi6 3R5 :t 3 !9 9 7 S32 4 .5 88 do do Oeore Härtel ... Sawtnel Heal ! VViilaJd Carpenter 12 19 H 12M oo do John Deal , - - v.. 9 2i -.ot ij 18 . u gub dir or oat lot I O If .1 T W ilker .58 S7 2I i a 2 H StfMtf u,.MivotM,iH-F,., a..,3iofLot2l.ali.lir of aatUtaU E do i no ,ot 30 -nh dt . f out lot I I h... S' Lor ISaaSS-f of outlot 3 D K I. t 21 1 D K... , t of lotSiaut. rlir afw. lot 2 V E do Ho do 2 i.i t , , do i tu ,.i :""; " ::v 'i . r-y id t... a . J a , I II andeoar.. on or h.tore tr. th cay on tkat d.r at . I k . 31 . , r .... Xoreailirr. iJ-.l 1 will th ,roceea tu eil i.ii l.ot. or to t.Jtc aa j co4ti. at rh. iar r ,nt,ij.

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W 10. II aad 12 lUccl o. 23 I . i.-.m Ealarp down a good mod I ulficient Plank Side walk id iroat the n.ual width, nader the direction, af the Km " 'tir the pui lira i u or thi Mrr. aad a dea the Martha! U dir-ctt to perform .aid work, aad tl - B-aar arer-iog tlx-r-t ;. will i e a-eed u aad c - of aid Lot, ar aa m ich th r,-..f aa mav be it m... - "id lien and cuiu. By . r I. r t the C-aawa Wfc . M Iul) C.t SC:R.MaN kkdt Fair aad I'rime for - ' M GEO. FosTE J F.IISXHOI F..MM Fit ülJ f, I . Ml S U w U:l- a I i nt tv a v ine LT.f ..''" .,'. -r-. a- r . Min T 1 ,"-TV'""- WA Fr-ph Veatn.rrr. aan-ir r ' noltalearw r-k all P..ra r trii - - at., a. c I Me. ILM a and - - w. Rsal Joar u Bjrk ti unit K.-To.ir. CP. ad riad is rrau; tu r.cin arplirattonJ the . ,f ml ,ij prffsi Staat Pariitular. f. i.i e..l - we en it A e8 TKhU.iTEJWS.nl UtaadVI KOOMS TU LKT -S,rl Room. i. th, Po building, wrll tu a ed lor I fteaa ar Privat R. - Baa t od ao Sanaa u rmt . I l , .:r- of ,he 1 ""''" MT4!J --'wd FRANCIS LI NIKK BU.TS A tall anortmaat ., v I Klli,lP ml ii.. 4 ) .; - - w- - ". a rt-d tuickaeM. aad Oaaketa at all .uea. toat Tr, . i. . "C',J BURCt.CE B CKMK.XT.-I50 M.U Hjdrawh. Ca.at ia t.r. ' babcock u f l.MK.-T3 HU ehret Wkiu Liaw jwt ... W wciU IIA HCC K It mm i i tu t i mm w u.i it i. .M.crr Hutu tli.t III- liadrr.i.... k.. J .... A - ' . . ... . ' - ! ..... ... m . Ol TRtDKt . rira in ihia bear be Seat ,7 '"'wij. ..i r.. m arre. iaifroired. with n.la ll ex -ellent li.C.ll..n i. ., ... r A I... i.. . I .v . Ur at Ra,lr. ad.. w II he exe'd fo, Rel Kctat. i. It. " "'"T 'o. Eauir. f G. CPELA.vn At the Slwlasa Bwdj , jXKLAI.Vlig.-,e aa. Printed OeLal.--Seaa-.PUta d; aTI..ll uii a . a. . : ' ST ;.i. '7i... . ' Tin.,g,e. ....all ' a . - . i Aa, LUn J. IJt lM(.MSTIt 4TOR S KOTK K 1 ie h 1 OTICF. u i.tre i.en. thai l.tter Tt.waieatarT ai ..te..frr.ae.i.A Lin.k dm.ied hwmlmmZ i und rm e l All i.r i..i..j ... .u. 17 .- 1 t oe i nu . rai.i.ed All i- r-., n- i n . 1 1 t.-. ... 1 1,. ...... re - .kMr..i.,tW...,,M.,l.!,,,n'l. ZVSzH out ' ""n. un.i the e-t-ti .ill a '. .1 - . S7T , 1 ullr.i.. i .k . . . T r "M, erinea i T "e -ui'-e ol i lie I lerk of the Curt ..f I' in . . . ..-a. l inuerl.urrh e-ti.nr ,S.,d e.tat. i. ''.-sa- KLI.MiKt H C. LINCK. K.,eatr.i LO Nit AM , , F V A iä V ! U . K fli r R f p a ( K K 12T '"' ler teaaier r A i V KA - . J.Ik r . A. LK.troiT. M..ur will rua re(ulai etweea '. .nil,.. ..d Cairo duriag the I . .ur r-Unt or ;..i..- a..r oa board V. H. O klLKV CO . Ageai. oetll-tf l.A.tl!,l.i: eV CKAUt'UUnSVILL HtlLKOAO. FARE I f RE A. -EI) TO TAEE KFFtcr ov AMD AVTKK MoKDaT lfith i.. l.lTOKFtKK. b ' . V"?'.'' l. r V iaee.ae. to m -ii-r.urjli iv... Sauudvnvill. .... Nwl.'i Bwll '.' Lesrange Ka" .." I'riae-tua r.t..ka . 40'Htrkrr . .. . .Vi K l.l.-a .... U Field'. . I'afka . .. . ! I. ia .ton. 1 Kia. a .... I jL-graig.. ..I ..I I . .1 J" it .1 M .17! J ao Ki.ll.. .1 I llA'ib's ... Rohh. l-eker'.. . . 1'urvel'. ... Via van ne. . .. .1 MilSa-mderVeiUe .. I S-' Peterahurah Kaad " L UI Ke.a..ilU Tnia leavei R.ailu at 7 , 1... v ajs." .t a . . i .. l i- u Kr.ai and arter thi aWsa no one. ,11'n'i'iUu k.Mi.. unr., ire- .-e. ill he allowed to pata orer thi. road without payiDgluU far.. 9 ordtr c tl.e IU..rd . J J DAMKLS. .Sn.-t. wetl'i-iaW Krao.Tille. Oet. 9 14 BD TT9)U.mmm, U t n, Or.reoat B..UI.M2 l'r Vouth. M. tU 4; 1 11 .ro T. i.t i ... i a. d ..... "ro Saiok l'earl rest da: Ker.ir.d ttu day aad lor aale h JAS LOW Jt CO "ctMI 418 Hal. .treet Loai.rilU. J O r 'Kr,EV CMt V,,TM rÜM - U day " "J i-.uu JAS. LOW d. CO. fl.(.HAMts.-l' eaa Cheek Claehar. r.e d aad f. r M ale by e-cv7 JAS. LOW QQ., ( M2 fi.OtH for aala at th. Mill ataa mm H cash . THR HW W LL MtLUWBalTa lir.yidcniii.il. iu.c.or to Mian C.wd.a A" R.rker liMjiu returned Irom the Kaat with a lre aaeortaieat M'ri:m::rrao,B,Mnv?,K',,,o,tt- vun- C?o5? i r e . wn K CV H,-d'r-4- U'eat .tela., aad'.; pric. which cannot tail to at nti.f.eii.a. law. .1. well ir.-prd to Out Die.ei. aad tech lre-.-euuiac ia a l.w hur4- laatraciiaa. Full ..ti.factioa fir.a or ao .h.rr. - -- M , f. a marker. ta-tr Halaaarwat. . awlt. Wraaeh Ka.k. AN'ATIVP r'F .'?M?, RH. . ' 1 1 1, . ScotUnd. aonld comatonlcata with . . ta.1" ll?.. l b""V h ",d "IIS. IBS In hi. adVVVi He "PP-'wd tobe. .,aiiMi0, ,, .h.hiori.er i . Ii. . re-c mg nitn Iii öe th.nk.ully reoie.d - : La.afeHa aar. . 9. 1 VJbJ u HOHO, m ui .-i.- r.-. nan oi lot well axiuainted n Wat'aah and trie Canal Takrti. a OoaiBi.ri Pf. u e fi thin and adjo4j will undertake 'ftaii lane way oi 0 ,.( ecuring eli ditrihuti pitm. ordvr. 'ae 0. other ili i of a li.e in I.. . . ..... a . factory . vu .ne reu rence, i Addrea through 1' bt-3t r A I I ii v iniiinv ätiiv a-refv.... i.S . . . . ' T. . . " 1 " " " t- v t ' - " h eCONO A mm h haeii rea-nrad oar Anctioa Roomt to w . i n- m i t ,..irt iiaaa. . i ..... ... .. . . - .. . . c "C nc n ...ML . I. . repi 7."" "IMM. ikAuctioa or r-rieat. j ii i . i"n . van Hold Fi 1 rciuooii. nruac nuure. Iloraei. Ku i h advances nfa im., , , .... . ..."..-'a""" "i v ii m oa - - -1 . LU oay. comment-in at o'clock A af ....... i.nn sali-.' hr.-fwTur. l.v TV , V.."n'V.r.'r,d '! aaw-riaMaätT and Town Lou imi ncui.r aiieaaaaa tads AU I, i Mini hvmI.-l. T mMm1 or M. rrhan.li.e of an v den ri'wttwa la asaiea. pe-lfullv o5 u " rJ1- oet7-TV LwXKI.HON kean coaataatly aa haad Ch.,r.. Nora. Soeial.leay OentrtJW.Wirfad Mreakt..' rbe.. Staads, w t ,r.. SPPLa. Alaur.i... ad I.e... j ... " Oire SefcaaMkl i-ait .nr!irl. .ea.wwav, oemen t-.-r and .... W. . a B ' itnat-juaiid,, ,n .... , , w w a r w. of Lot NV m in ti7r.ie,.f 1. 4 ' ! iBiaa Oae-ihird of the nmhae moa- . anrville. .ill on--: uro in t "I"' uiontn. tr :i ,,i ' Note to he.r ii.ier.it c.? 2nd n , ... r. tl.l.MTT Gaardiaa of lafaat lU.r. I 1 hhll.r m: d a -mm m nai Mm ImS "i,.J 22 SJt. ? VTel. .-It P . Oct. -id Ivo i . ....... , ... .............. .v jy. tlKiiniiM v ' 8.-1 eartooa. fancy Vle. t Triaiaiiarai Sa rlaiahlaik do mm , . -V. lhaSehy0 ZSTUM. L0-a" V CO ''lo. WH AW LS.-3ti 4 PUid 8bw, P S S-4 do drt; JS 4 do S II., m .vt. T5. SS ..: - - r1 ""7 M Wile I y oet7 JA. LOS" t-v 'aPHE F. COXXiKk i. ... 'r v IBH A MAR-H'-t any other llat w.o . ... it.. ,"", , ' r..a" o. ni.h. eaury an l ' , ' "f - r-JI "i.e. Mar. wo" H. It 'dLaS ,T '"1 date it will ...e.k f. i.-lLmLy':' r e.ndil will rak for iuelf. Seeund HTC t. 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