Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 7, Number 162, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 3 November 1854 — Page 2

I . JQI llAL A. II. SANDERS, EDITOR.

! KKJII OF SUB.si Klp-no.N. Daily Journal, per year by the week Tri-Wcfklj Journal, xr year lit 4 l" ve kl Journal " ... 2IH CITY OF EVANSVILLÜ. FRIDAY MORNING:, :::::::::::::NOV. 3. Increase of Price i Daily Sabtcnp. tion. According to notice already given, the price of subscription to the Daily Journal, will b l increased, commencing with ext Mondav Rw .Maa,... .ik iWm ...bliaher j. j o - - ".-.---r a .a. . . . ..,,,,, of the h.i,uirer,the price of subscription for tm.ftiv.st. r r, .... , tn mat uai y, and for the Uaily Journal, w in l . i. . nereaiter be fifteem cents per weeK, payable as rorm-rlv to the carriers or 7 50 per year, p.y.üd, in aJvaaa. Those yearly subscribers who have already paid in advance. w.i.o. course oe wsuij st u.e old price till the time of their subcription ! r r paid for shall have expired. Those takinj; r 0 the paper by the year, but who have not paid 1 Y v 3 3 ' pi in advance, will of course commence at once ... :ii i' - a r : 1 1 a I r . : 1 a . I .... .. oh me new arrangement, ana tneir oiu accounts will be ba'anced on our books to this date. We would much prefer that the Daily should be paid for tcldu. to the carriers. L - . A.. - I.

although the amount, after paying carriers, j lhe Eva"8V,lle U,,ited Baptist Association, does not afford so great on a-rgregale to us as !heldat R jCkPurt Church, Ind., Oct. 13,14, by the yearly payment plan. But it paysj1854' Be'ide8 e reports contained in this üxc carriers better. ml ,... in-..r- fo , pan.ph let, is a very interesting "Circular

- 1 wavwäswaai "w pi VIIIUlll delivery of papers. We have under the new arrangement increased t' e percentage of the carriers, and thus hope for entire faithfulness in the discharge of their dutie-, and therefore less complaint on the part of patrons. It is unneces-ary for ua to again enumerate the reasons wl 'ch compel us to make this ircrease in price of subscription. We need simply say that we have not been making anything on Daily subscription, while we feel disposed to receive some trifl ng profit for our labors. We hope patrons will duly appreciate the recessity which has compelled us to this new arrangement, and respond in a inanlul manner to our wish s. In return, we promise that in a short time we shall make such changes in the appearance of the Daily Journal, as will render it a cheaper paper at tiiteen cents, than it now is at ten cents per week. ortl. uf .Notice. The steamboat Swallow, from Cincinnati, landed four persons here night before last, very sick, dangerously so, with the cholera or something similar. Mr. P. G. O'Riley hired a conveyance, and took these persons, who had no means, to Dr. Bum's private dispensatory, below Pigeon Creek. He also kept several children on his boat during the night, and actually carried a babe down to the Doctor's, to its mother. N jw Pat, with his generous disposition, would think nothiug of all the ir üble he is put to in such cases as these, but they nre invariably accompanied by a heavy expense He makes himselt responsible of course for payii.g the carriage and medical attendance of sue1 people. We hive known him to pay as much as twenty dollars in a case like 'his. Now this is not right. He is not able to pay suclifcxpenses, nor should ihe city p- rmil him to o it. Every dollar he pays out in this in .liner should be refunded him. Had these poor persons who were landed here by the Swallow, be. n compelled to await such action as Would be necessary to take them to he P oor House, or in some other manner be provided lor by the city, they would probably have been dead before morning. Mr. O'Riley has not the heart to witness suffering where he has the means of alleviation and under the warm impulses of his own bi heart, he does that lor which no doubt he i thought a fool for doing but we are 6orry our city is not tij.ed with such fools. We tf.itiK our City Council should make arrangeinent I or providing without delay for the care of persons landed here from boats n a sick condition. Let them, if they can do no better, authorize -Mr. O'Riley, who is on his boat every night, to take charge of such unfortunate beings, provide t em with medical attendance, with the understanding that the money he thus expends shall be promptly refunded. Common humanity should have claims upon us as a community, as well as upon us as individuals and as individuals, we don't think Pat. O'Riley should represent in purse and action the whole town! GO" We understand by a letter from our agent at Vincennes, that the Daily Journal has failed several times lately in reaching patrons there at the usual time. We hope to avoid all such failures hereafter. If any Jo occur, we hope to be at once rotified of the fact. We trust our Vincennes subscribers may properly appreciate the necessity which will impel us next week to raise tbe price of subscription lor the Daily, and continue their patronage with the same liberality as heretoicre. We promise soon to give them a paper which will fully make up the difference in price. Fresh Oysters Messrs. Hiiler fc Cetto, at Appoio Hall, have on hand in ice some of the finest freh oysters we have tasted this season. We helped two eastern gentlemen demolish a can yesterday, and the oysters were pronounced the beet thev had ever sw allowed in the West. They are better flavored, more solid, and in fact a very different oyster Irom what we generally enjoy, of

fall importation. We can commend themj CCT Weather yesterday bright and deto epicures as extra quality, and yet offered lightful. A very heavy fog in the early at the lowest market rates. morning.

We stand Corrected. One of our worthy correspondents, but most unworthy rapscallion, njw located at Cleves, O., in sending us an enormous remittnrce for the Journal, thus writes:

ill.. .1 f l r . I , n . I . 1 in nie journal oi me jsui u.oi., you nav the maioritv a.rainst the administration in ' Ohio is 50,000. Now why didn't you H i the truth and say about 80,000! There is another abominable lie in the same number. You say "North Bend, or a considerable portion of it, has been purchased by some capitalists who intend laying it off in lots, &c. No ,. there js nol anything in the s,ape of truth in the above. There will not u r. . .. ar S-J uc uiie loot Ol 1'lllU SOIU at iiori.l ueiiu, , . ((Jen. Harrison's old residence,) until after , old Mrs. Harrison ' peirs out." Kcfea uu After our old intimacv with the writer of! ,i,0 k.. i . u nrn. ' me i j'M , v c my il to tue -uuiiu iiiuiui i - cioles ol our nature, beautified bv the trainine r" u .u.. ' t. .11 w f w u. JUUUI.UUI we cdiiipci tut wsw -v u... , However, we clipped that North Bend item r ., . . from some rascally exchange pnper, whose . ... , . ... . 1 editor had probably 1. ke us, at some period ,.. of his life enj jyed an intimacy with our corresn0ndcnt United Hapi.at As.ciaton. We have just published in pamphlet form the Minutes of the Fifth Annual Session of Letter," which we should like very much to publish, but our columns are already crowded. The Church appears to be in a flourishing condition. The Rev. N. V. Steadman, J. A. Dixon and Asa Marsh are the regular Ministers at this place. For the Kransvlllu Journal. Mr. Sakders: We ask Mr. Ingle, who is writing under the name of "A Citizen," to state nothing but what he knows to be the truth. We are willing the whole truth should be exposed, but we do not like to see errors so garbled as to appear as truths. We do not think Mr. I could have been correctly informed, when he states that Conaiit'a Coal Banks and the Manufacturing Company are doing a banking buainess. We reiterate the gentleman's own lauguage: And I will here assert that "The Indiana State Mining and Manufacturing Cornpiny" and MCiMnlfl Coal Banks, ' were organized as banking corporations, and have proceeded to exercise banking privileges in fraud aud violation and open defiance ol both the constitution aud the generul banking law of the Stale. We deny the statement, as far as it relates to banking. Il is very easy to make statements, but it is sometimes difficult to prove them. However we would state that we have a high regard for Mr. I. 's opinion, and we think that he would do no one injustice of his own knowledge, and presume therefore that he has been erroueously informed respecting the action of these companies. The Company has not commenced banking. It is true that they have paid out their notes in connection with their legitimate business, w hich Mr. I. looks upon as banking, though incorrectly viewed by hi in, as we think. Ii is true lint the notes 01 said companies are purchased byt'unaut& Co. at par for other stock notes ol this Mate. We think this privilege is guaranteed to us by the general law under wnicii we act. We have but little Joubt that if Mr. I. was as well acquainted with the lu.wiutac'uring luw as he is with the banking law, he w ould be found with us upon the above subject ol mar ufacturing and the use of promissory notes. E. L. CON A NT. Evaxsville, Nov. 1, 1854. Drt Goods, &c, at Wholesale ard Auction. We call attention to Messrs. (Jowi'y, Terry & Co.'s advertisement of six hundr d packages and lots ot Dry Goods and Clothing at auction. The sale will take place at Louisville on the 14th and 15th o! this month. Creat opportunities will be offered for buyers, and Indiana State Stock money will be received at par for gtods. Recollect that. This firm should be j afronized. They have been taking our State Stock money from the first, and will take it to the end. Attend this sale if you want goods cheap. tCj' Mr. Henry Rabcock is erecting on First street near Mr. Barnes' house, a very neat though queer locking residence. We admire his boldnes in stepping aside from the ordinary straight up and down models before bin. This house, we promise, will prove comfortable in all seasons, convenient in its arrangements, and handsome and has the advantage of one of the most pleasant neighborhoods in Evansville. üj Read ihe Kansas correspondence in to-day's paper. It will be found very interesting. We hope to hear from George soon again. This is the first letter we have ever received or published from Kansas territory, and we value it accordingly. It was written on a shingle, or the paper was supported by a shingle, but it reads none the worse for that.

Circuit Court. The case of Loni7worth'cr,Pt'on of upper Kansas and Nebraska, but

. mi iii . n n.,'1 liivov mt n) hi ka.n a 11 U ... I It 3 0. J . UCU 1AK'I ..WW uttll occupying the attention of Court during the r' week. Messrs. Bker and Jones have occuDied the last two or three davs in SDeeches. r j r Verv little time if anv. will be left for other business after the settlement of this case. - - v .....

K t.WtS COItltl.SPON DEVICE.

Dohiphas City, K. T., Oct. 16. Dear Journal: As the settlement of this Territory seems to be creating considerable exciteme.it , i t . uiniuuiiuui tue Linien öio'ir-, miu ob u icw woros in relation to it may not prove uninterestiog to some of your readers, I have ronrlndprl to Amn vnn a fpw linps. - " p f w I. m ..... .... , , I started on a tour over a large portion of , it last week, and made my starting point , . .l rv i near the Kansas river, in the Delaware country By far the best region in this territory lies on the Kansas river, but unfortunately it is all, or nearly all, included in the " ' a"' "7 H . i- r, , , , , . i inuiai) rteserve; UOth the tlinoer DHU tne , . v nt , , H ilandonthe Kansas are excellent, but as it j . k , . it i c i. u ji does not Delony to Unc e Sam. t s hard v ... , r... . . r ! small consideration in thts country; no betI. :i u. r 1 L. m : r . 1 won w e in RnpaK or ir. 1 miner is no " e luunu, uut ... Maternus o. wie ,.,. u ....ipH feaft tka aw.. i ; ------ timhpr. Th Ar. .11. f . rturn ihm 1 wtalt..! .v. .w.. .. ...v . Iaawawa!. rir nnthp M;a....P; rlr. p. m . v . . v . . v.l. ... --u.i .1er one and a-ha!f niilp below Fort I ravener, one dllU U-IIUiI UllieueiOW run l, dve.lworth. I was there on thed iyof sale of city lots, and was verv mucli surprised at me very larire prices inev urmiirnt: lots vv 0, but it WHS , ,. isre holders 140 sold for from 5150 to $3" generally supposed that the share ' .L were tne principal o.u rs ueuTenwurui . I - : ; i iij T .i ir'Hf KIIW If tiiy may mase a larjje pi ice, out i uouoi .1 L l I i . w j much; it has no country to support it. A vast plain extends for hundreds of miles , r, . . . . back of it, with a stream now and then wit!. perhaps a dczen sticks of timber. A country affordinff DerhaDS one farm in 25 miles, is rtrif 1 1-1 1 ' -i t c 1 1 t .1 lull I I'm a irrl ni'inv rit. f w - ies. And it is not the ecatcity of timber . ... . . ...

alone that it has to contend with, but it is j "carpet bag" gentry w ho had been reapthe situation. It is not w here naure intend- 'g such a rich harvest buring the present edit should be Fort Leavenworth is the ;,a.r;

proper site; it is the most lovely situation for a town 1 tfef saw, and as soon as it is opei for settlement, it will kill the other. Uncle Sam has a very pretty town there already. The Governor has his seat of government at the Fort at p-esent. It is generally supposed that the Fort will be sold as soon as the Indians are removed. There are but three houses at Leavenworth City, ore occupied by a retail liquor merchant, another by a tavern, and the third as the office of the "Kansas Herald." The next town in contemplation above Fort Leavenworth is call-'d Kickapso. I is where the Kickapso v.llage now is, aud is a very pretty place, but has no itfvsntaeai save its landing. All along the river we find the country about the same, the timber along the bottom ia excellent, but farther back ii is all prairie. The prairiej are generally rolling near the river, but farther buck thev are level. Eighteen miles above Weston a town ia laid out called Atchison. The proprietors are men of wealth, but the pi ice is ve-y poorly situated. It is altogether too uneven for town. There is considerable excitement about it now, but I think cold weather will kill it. Six mil s above Atchison is another site for a town, and a much better nnd prettier than either of the others. This place is to be called Doniphan. Il in at the mouth of IudependtMice, a v. ry Mod mill stream. The town is on a lare bend of the river, and ext. lids farther back into the country than any other point on the Missouri river. There is some very food w timber back of it on VVoife river, Independence, and several otlier streams; the roads leading to it are good, and the country around it is already covered wilh pre-emption huts. Tu site for the town is beautiful; it is a gr.idua' slope from the ü uff and an excellent landing. The view both up and down the river is fine, and Ukinn all things into consideration, 1 think it is the prettiest place on the river. The sale ol lots will come otf about the 1st of November. I liked the situation of Doniphan so much, that I took two shares in the city.and am guing to be one of the early settlers ol the place. The sale of lots took place at Atchison a few weeks ago, and ihey had a jolly time of it. fien. Ate chison was ther" ' his whi-kv bottle a switr uf it occahe made a speech aud had . - a a . setting oy nun; ne tooK a swiij si.inallv. und whpn h. mom mtmmt , -- home, hecould'nt bud 'e. I am told he n il. ed around the sand bar finelv He ul 1 them 9 ' wm in his speech that there wore tum Iii ...I- ,.i rascals hor?e thieves were rascals, and abov - litionists were damned rascals. a .u i ..... AS tO the Slavery question, it IS hard tO ..Il L... ...:ll :.. v . .. . , I o-o n nun .-..'.i o..l .. .... ... .1..... I ic 1 1 uo vy ii i u "o ii rva us as. ..'f I lie s .f . a.w.- ...iv.vo,.,,,,- 19 lilc un ase, ii ... ! I J La Jl I a . a . JIU . win uuuuuuif uiy ue a iree öiate; out u the Citizens ol Ve.-ton,St. Joe.aod other places on the river in Missouri, go over and vote as it is their intention to o.it will be a slave St-.tv. I KpIio n m .i.rir ik I btate. I belie e a majority of the people are for a tree State, but they are afraid to express themselves. A great many of the settlers are ignorant farmers, and they are made lo believe thai the St.ie .III be ras run witn ireo negroes it it is made a free State. It is getting late, and I must s' op for the present. I am writing under a great many difficulties. I did intend to frive von a desJ I must rpservp ih.it tw - - - - - - - ... iu. i i ' , I i t i ICIIC . Mechanics will find this a good country to , niake money, and farmers can get plentv of I T i mm a Uncle barn's land at five veara credit. I , ... wrote this out in the cold, on a shin.rle. ßl, . O - - you will have to excuse it. Yours, &c, G. A. C. Hj" River slowly falling at this point, nu no news 10 encourage sieamooatmen.

Our Uunki-Their Suspension.

On Saturday the Banks in this place auf- (f"' I1YßNE' wif ofJ- P loatwsfered a protest under the Drovisions of the tk. r.,..i .m .1. thi, iFrid) irtn... u

- t "ell era I Isunkillir l.avv. Pur spwrnl moulds P"' a horde ol sharpers and shavers have be,.n "inhering their nes-ts" by a system wiiicij deserves the condemnation of all and . . -1 i mube wliu believe III Danks ul rinuai.on. Ti, k. k,. th ough ou t ÜM c-tj tj i j us ii & r irc ii lais nave oeen country buying up the paper n flip Prau I' i, . f ,u ' u: r r It home for redemption ITmler this svstpin i utmpuon. unwruw wjsiwM every few days these "capet-bng" sentry i,avv ti-ited the Hank i ik 1 4i..t.. m-.fi. , . " ' ww T"" -oi me purpose 01 tuning . " " ' " heave uraas upon "lern for trie constitutional currency. One hundred thousand dollars in 1 goiu lias U1US Ofen ürawi) Irom the Bant! I .1.;. , . r III p ace nol lor trie good Ol the Collitnuility or lor the leriti..ite WMlaoi h.si- - " ues, but that tllese 8lVlm's murin mhII Ihc -Jfthlm dl L , ;hy might sell the gold they drew Irom the Banks at a premium of one und a hall or two ner rent ..oil w.th ,,c uuu u ,,a" ur lwo Ptr cent., and witn the proceeds reueat the ooeration of bavin t? np tne circu ation and return. ng it lor red. nipll0n. The Baa! here have determined iol .1.:. :. .- . . . . . r na weir po.ver.anu nence on öaiurüay sutlered a urolest on s v- . . . J The WaVIIC ü.iuk ilUav. ha on l..-.n,l -r . .... .. T ie II t:ioU.-'.tnU dollars III Uld tO redeem ii i.... .l .1... "......u 1 -" v. , ii v. uao diiicc lilt IJ i i J ' - L it t - 1 1 1 tl amounts w hen called for by other than the J 'curpet b ig" sjieculators. , I .. . l , . r r Ihe relusal to redeem the Logansport In-.-imun e dniifi.uii liiil .-.m n.....r ..... ..,..., ' e b papr-i i-mhk u irom a ue.ertiiiiiutioii on llie , . rt tui 1 K . . ... .1 . i 1 drt ! "nlCe" tO tt p lite gat thai llUJ been so loi.g 0aytd at t.ie expense of th.' w u 3 , . 1 ti 1 1 k i VL f I ii til f li h v. i'irriiä!i..,rii in.v k aa . . . v w wa . i - j i v saaa c vi i i Oiiwuui ll ' UVIII lit I J . .... rf ... r . comuiuuity. Clllllllllllllllr l"l.a Ii IV .. I... .1. 1.1 .t . . I The "Wabash Vaihy" und xll :.: Il .... i. . i. i . i tioooitr uaiiha nau mei wan many Heavy . ,i ....... ... i... i.:.i . j ... -. . u,ai,! Ul "e JI,,e Kl,lu u,lu m per i j i ... . .- ""''J" ,ruUbl lü e" " cs"' be put to ihe operations which are rapidly carrvig lljv. froln our fclale HilhvJ. any corresponding benefit i Gold for a legitimate purpose can be obI.J ... " aillt taiutu oy our citizens at any lime from the Diiih? lor III ir uau. r. : ut triose institutions are determined to "shut down" udoii the eareno advocate of paper money, as our readers well know, and should be glad to see every d liar withdrawn from circu ation, w hen it can be done by luw. But so long as paper money is authorized by law, all attempts like those which have" been made (and of whic i the protests alluded to ire the re.-ult.) should be die-countenanced by every citizen. '1 he Banka dare not discount to any extent, beeuuse there are nine ch inces in ten that their paper will be bought up by the sharkers and presented at their counter vithin a lew days for redemption. It there is no inetnoil of protecting the Banks nainet such draws the result will he tbat xll tka PVaaa Ü. ... ... aiiEs, at lea.-t, w ill be compelled to close up. r m , ... j hu i uj itm, An Eeaaasa il annaitsisitMiinni. The ollicial statement of Ihe appropriaiions ol '.he last se siori ol Congre.-s has been pnbliahetf. Nm c lefitents of this important xn bit with sggregjetea are as lollow: Civil Diplomatic anU Miscellane- . 9- $15, 94I.H52 41 Ann), FSftltttatios, Ullutst a aastay, l ."- ll,3T3,5'f 00 liellSiiu avSpSfttSSSt Niiva , Ket i iulioiir, an-l ftSksf sajaatoi.s 3.!i-i i m H v itrlsa isjiliriaw t F.ist OrUco ih-pirtmeni llJTTStejB. O.i ireat) ataaJSSSaSS It , imi.i Im mi 1ll $0-", 107,5 Iii" To this 'atter amount should be added the sum ot .tiJ.lUO.OUO lor theMip ort ol the mail steamer Servian, ihat bill having been accidentally lost, aud about 5,üül),U0ü in indefinite appropriations, composed of such items as the interest nn the national debt, t ie cost ol the Co lection of revei.ue, and private cl ims ullowed but referred to the auditors, will swell the aggregat I to 7 as the actual expenditures of the fiscal year. Let it be renn iiibi red, too, that the Administration demanded lU,0UüUUi more for the prosecution of its intrigues upon Cuba and tne support of its neiieral filibustering policy, miking a grand total of what it got and what it wunttd of 4SJ,JU7,626 lor a siiile year of peace. How ionjr will it be until our government will be demoralized and bankiupt if these e.Mruvaant xpen .iti.res are to be coiitinued.' V e h ive an opportunity of aettint aa erssamaalw 1. 1 tmm I.... i 1 r .A iiupie oi iragswy anu ireeuotn irom a nn - tional debt to the civilized world, if we ha ve . . tre Virtue aud Patriot islli to emSrnrw it. A Lou .1.... ... .1, . ... . I lew years ol the present mad race in extravBSnCS will lav '.lie Foaada tum :r i.iv.ilvin.r . .-v. U? in tile M 1 e d.Inculties Which O.'preSS all Ihe nations of Europe, aud from which there is no j ossll.tv of relief. B..I..... ...ill U . f J t'lOW Will be foutld a Specimen Of

rs i i i- , i i u.ia: auu in a ua": we n een anu near I ol iu ua. woula I ine '--'otny ntl Policy ol the Pierce ad- say kwttia eseml r ftoMtaat stwaS tss ssss ssos. ss ' ,. .; ... . w. ak eyes. h un-t I. lore -. n i ro -ijl.t l.el.re he pullie. niinistration, as applied to Western i n ter-1 W a Eft BMW irTTlaB. BAKT.,k & iiocakday I . j. I, . ct Ku v ri:otul:i:. s.iMn;tn nvBn. ealti- le all right to give Santa Anna teniA.si.M0.1Kit. hosbyshbll mu lihotox.

! millions of dollars fur Sottthe Railroad !,. , l j , .7 r uie 10 in'' 1 -cnC and w hich would have ka , i -r.i o - miiiiuM, it tiie Senat hau dared 10 u lu 1 ,al "Mount, Out not a dohar u.ust "r can be P',iT''d UiT llie Wejl- Al1 r,Sh f course, n t.ie people prefer .emagoguetsm to - . .. I ii i n n.i ! i uf " conti . ALE OF Snag-Roat IT..,!..r tl... ..r,).,v , f . . " ...... ..v. Ui m , the U. fc. ubvernmrnt . two stia" busts sran . . v , it 3 ,i ,,, this dtv, Ves erdav . . . sm sm. W 9 49 J nsorninn, bv Hör S. H. L -ng. Th T. H. Bent- n. broaaht ,üü' aIIÜ lhü " LoI 3725. The ViV?' . fof bronghl -wsan warn only vni TCBT OIU and cost the U. S. ßaeanataar miJL ....... . i ' 1 1 n i i ri . . ..... i .. .. i.i. 1 l . :. .1 i.unij Ul e II I V O 'I- V r ll i 81,000! Messrs. Ead.s d: Nelsoa were the Purchasers, and we understand that it is their IOn l" Put " t,,t; Benton the most tZZt a bell boat. They offer for sale the hull of the S H. Lou. Intcltiytncer. is said tl,al Mr. Charles Schreibler, - l . i- ar w -' - w . . w- . . t . IIVI ,awJr OI orn was so deeply affected 'J' the d ' I '. I of Ii is b ro 1 1 e r O II t .- AnrtU - ...w,.., tknf u0 .1 , I e u,e u:,y a"er .earing, the news. Hi-mtk' motner is al ..ost crazy, and is hardly .,,, , ' ee'lcieu 10 survive. 1 hre were nure v.c,,ms ' tnat terrible disater, it seen.s. than - v I were aboard the ship. OCT" Several deaths bv cholera have occorred at Louisville. They were all con-j nneü to one locality.

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- . . - m ... p . j 1 - rim k !r..m t . re.ir.-nee J. P. Bvrnc. on Chranut itreet wy tUBflwHtaAummA . " 'TJZSl r ' Dl'LUlAL A U 1 1U L Ö . . . , ,,r. t. . . : ? u' aa . ' A MOST EXCELLENT CHANCE! A nnmber of Lnu in the Southern Enlargement of Erini--nu. aTe Bo in market at cheap ra'e. at prir.t ale .IIIC. .IB BU" Ii III'' . U 1 11. Jl i t.' ;,r th- h,t Try 'r ,n fe tfroatl r ItO feetdeep. to 50 tWt front , , . ihm w fei. aio t-.e rd i T the c.u. i tas hadomn locati now uS ",th,n two Bd tfree Moek uf tbe BeW Adey The t i,ertca. r t. n- -;. i.j unv or more r-'d aud cheap i" ' can on th uauer-.gued. . . , UUNtlwia WMHaV etnii -no no. uo.ry imos nrre 01 u.iu -mnimer. me rana fWJrtttiwa ol the lo Uaall aud the murhe in the deep valley r.- .v. t.. "7.r- .-" f thereat r.ter. tu. e.tith. withered The warwaaja eun anaaa :; in- waters, ana the otcayma nianu r tl noaio nauM and poUouou rapor. that'ifiahaled. YtVh94tm tZSfiZSSZi n.i,. Disnkwa rdcnure. aRu .j Ker. uniiouiee.. Typewu Pr r ier th.,4 cir,umtaace aad .nnuin,0j .honi u..kefreeuof ok. huii: s i.m.ia VM.tr.km Pa ack a it . as povr to tieane the howu. pnrifyth 1.1,., 1 ... r,.. ,.r.. 1... .itt. A..vrri...u.t th..v...i. uun Jfthi paper. s , aviwMsH mK, niHONOIl TO Wl.llll IIO.OU DM. ( La,.. Kr. a gu.t i.,th. .4. L Brs wwio the re in eat of Mr. James Montague. I kit a sun 1 tu-, at o ' hi rar 0. lore an l since u.-iu our PanHe l.a s iftrrr. t r iears ith Urop. ol the Aldonien and Ti or.. r... u-l.ulrm-nt of in- Liver and Spl; e. cr. fulaoi the Bonel. Crroaic Xt.ro mutism and Jnund-.e. It ! doe ta .y he I.a,. euf.uyeft n..ny phyaKiai... aceeral rUl u- city ol Lou Mai rille K...all itJV.ut Hie least avail, "?' kf h .d des..rd .1 auy u...... and h.s case inOeacribalU. ..rayioa: etat lie 01 pan. aad aWaaaWW. rmac.ated and de i it.it 1. without a d. op of liealthy fclio d in TZ i' in-, n -a in .U'-e-i to tr. 'niirr-OAi r., auo s.u.eusiiiit aaiWtas. hstsek h,ri7 1. thft.siayawstftrpit Ia3t7 ' d-.a-ttinnk i w..jid ci.i.i wheu i-ayth- ss wau.e- l..n:. e auu Ins ruiraco."i. cire 1 the Tratest a on- """ r..i t.i a.e nc j lam. um t,c tmtanw "n mce. and thoi .i n'tv year ol.'. Ii i 'air to ieto a itoodo'ldafie in nui.iterr.,, , ' M. Hteawd to.ou Ol lieeaTlon, K ', ' e-se "- "d : the pa.t. Itsa pistssra is sirW ssa v traaa aassa wt i..t;u ...I - ... " .u:- ",,,;, i'i vn sj wan u. tnr ui t-wat i . nvii , t uns aeu.t-ii.ft. - a .... 1 ft-. at am j. a. , -.--..aavc l.v. WHill.ti.i - " taUueat 'ss.ric 1 tr..e Vo ir e.naeea ill ie fast nmuiui 'vor i b the p--ople. aud from .k.. i - .i ' . ... a ... . saasv ssaa; t. 1 1 tt InlT . , 1 waraww.wa . - . , lr. your. J . M. SI i.OETT. M . U m ADYERTiSEMElfTS. IX. i:X A T TK ST'M'K MIIVKV ''ARM ii Par f..r liood of ll descriptive, and rhich 1 v in ue t'jid too at the lowest price I r OH I. OOR KRIt. '..' I ll-c.ns Euoaten, 2 Ho 1 h can Lobster, 1 do Fr .h i',i. i 0 Fr h Hadilock, 1 do do Sh.'i. 1 d) do Halil.ut. 1 da do V.t ki rel. 2 do Core Oyur. 1 do Sp.ceJ Oyster., received at "ei CooR S Family Qrocery. C hoick fiik ii ;noc Fnu mot i-iox-I (' poii d Canvaated Suaar-Cured Ham.. 0 do du do Dried Beef, IVB do Plain Ham and Shoulder. .1 box. Starrh 10 dd Ole.re and Palm Soap. in do stir Candle. I ssck P. ) r I do Old Uoremnient lari Cn'e. extra, 1 a) t i ft Uta, l In. Co . "sicitroa. fa. l.i I Mi .r.i. in l ,e 'lerHn. 2 1. xes Prpprr Saure I M etat ilbs Indigo, I M it. "vr-run 1 I . x C ..-ele Soap, 30 box' Rwcli-h li.iry OSsJeSft, S no Putnam F.rm do. aß do W . K. Cream do. rre'red t tVOOfi! Family liroeerr. I or3 rr ith or nm n , n...'rrl.n'Uli I oni.. rS. I In the ( ourt ..f I .. minor. I'leas f V..,.r i PoxakarTn. A. D. MM (No n. :. -.nrf In the Court .,f I ..miDi.ti Plea of T.nils rVftlak conntr. Ind. : .-i. .1.. A" i I. ' . vir. " r F. Attacl.uient muri M. IVorley I. ,,.,.,., .j I" . . i ! o a nur i- .inrn'r I.. Sleain th- eSkw o th Cb rk of O- P . of Comm .n Pirn-ot rMArl ,,.... v mal tiea'o.- aawasJ d 0.u ant Sarau i !M . W, rl . . i- u..t a r--4 ... ..' the Stair f 1.41ans. .I'li! ,t.i ...iuBHi,,. .,.,( ,a defe.'ant: T ' spp" n.ir I y an-.ffi1sv-t f is M due n yrrrrh-r HtM It Mi.tS.t ..M W r'.v is.v...r. -..rw h. re" t n..tift.-d of ... . .m . .' mi' hoot" ein. ie I ii't. aun "i;il th- smv rl 1 nd fortriulat taw neat fV-emi.rr Ter. !.-,.,, ..f said Court. - . .-. . . ... .. t" h- leriin ind 1 rtd at tbe C. :rt II... e in the r.rr ftl Ksan itt). M ISe SfM '.l n iainl mU-r A f 'Inra cation atwW. M. tSSt.) .UCnR l.' Ki:v UMMER. C Cr C. P., Vanderlur'b aeaawSw. B.toi A- r. K'rm. fr.Tp !T n. v-tw - - 7' mmm mm '' tr Cs, CHEMICAL EYE-SAimVE. An Inralliblc llrmrdv Tor D I I t V I h t U W T II g V I : at lift or 1 into si. , l it r.tum 1 I tb I.achrvmal Olau-la. Fil and W'eaknen of r 1011 . ir u any cause. Retailed generali) at the St res aad Si. ops throughout the country. It MA KM. rrtHKRK are no -liieasrs hi-h hare produced so mnch n"erJ. ataVSt tSS tS SlWifteSSfftllf llftftM . s those natural to I tw owo.lo-w ! ti c bye. lln.Ujih rar. It luvolvin lite, yet thev until us aliku T Ii' d As ... 3 I Kr U t.X S. the discoverer of this Cele1 i,r..te.i Ch-ai i I'r . arati .n. Iivmg uevoied n 1. amber uf ;mr. " l"e rxl e' 1131'. .'tli p h.imi. h. by actual exj-.-iin.ei.ts so. cee.led lu ri.akin a r-ouil-maoon ol the hueat chemi -I that h s i.r.oiiu-ed m-f .ri.li'n..tl. i any other ar -.1 .le t at h h. eu e er Use- 'Vered . t .., a.r-wM UapsUI a. a ci-Iktaiv am.V. faysau.r Owawwiw toSaatamAfta "7 . w -. .... vm .... i.ik, .ea.tyie. or detect m isioo. ' imlsustw t ne ot um fti i.erve. er tuftarstSaa M aj,. Trailmunl'.U Trum th MeTa1teatw of Fult .n. Mo. We t..e uu'i. tswu J PlstS ssfcllitatinrly .late, for the .- r luuuce'. . , . o ' " . ... ..u or uoi- rs s,e . wea fare of . .y c joim " ity to wh ch hi. in it ... ihst l.nevetnatur. i. u. no.rur.vv ur. 1, t-.iwt A I r. O .11 h I - 0 IL B B-8A LI K IS e a raluiMe preparation for OpthalW. H. CAAsK. UM A J. il. TlCKKlt. tWldoh rely eertify that I am -ell ac,aainted with the r-r-o s Uo.e . area . a-.d hL- hem rr year. 1 ney are eaiivm-n ol integrity aud .tr.ct veracity, aad uot snitstttsjiitei siasssgr tstjsi is hicuth puuio fud . mil' true 1. 1 . "aler mv hnd nA -eai a cierk of the ii. a 1 nlteant, ttkh t..tauay of A .ru mm tP ..,. i ft f.. , 1 n maA f.. l'..il.a. äJ. . a ir.tppbiui., Agency. ftUvhw., o, ie.idreMel ... the I r pr.etur, w .I. I KLOv , M Louis .M. ' . a 1 ' r , ' ' i i . . , , . . rwrnaaww i.' o o .v ir.w.l.M. Kfai.su! e la Als., by Aent in all tue cit es, town, aud eillas;. and l.y C .uutry :.,-u in all tl Weawrn an Southern ii''--. norJ-1 w.i3biw SIX liLXDKF.O PACKAOKS AND LOTS OF DU Y IOUIlw A I YO K il w . FifIC gM . . . . . .i . . ... u ü'u"t MÄlffiblO ' ( vN t r Bs da ' 'x ü "' k x JoVy ss'tmhtt u wi - Ä2A!L"J!a J! 1.:.. ir.. . im ...m, , . IlUV l-iK.Iw i ...... "If'.e .1 ..or .1 O'. ... - o I'.lll trc t. 'Il' I :icl lou . ir-(h aad seasonable UKV UOODS. coiiai.ung I !- - " --- .. i. .... - IU j . "-rT?.!...) 14. ck. h.ue. o.'ord. aSSt an!si-ei-m x-J Satinet; 1 ..:. Etarera.id l'.t r.hamtl.ercoaiiugi, 1 te h an'l JeaSs, .n great v .ri' ty: W hit-. r?d g.e n audvellow Hau Dels; Osstss Flannel, LI sy-, Kol- K 'ts; PriuteJ OlftsJxiwga. Checks. Irish Liner; Mal, rtckiaa i siftft OSfttftft rtwlitftt III.' h-' ai '1 1 ro.n OftttSta coluTtd Cambric; Suu j las K-d Ulana; Plain an I bg ired 1.1 k or. Silk F.n-y Ml. ..iii'ul tyle aud great variety; -o ' j'c- L ul -h Meiluos; hlk and Ian Lustre: Kuglia . Krencham O run Plai.is. Ue La'nes; 50 -as.- I'aiicv Priuts of ft most popular i rinds; Plaiu al. I i.i'aid la ouefs S . aud B .ok Mu:lm; I'l.lo.p I atvns Ltcs. r:m r I lerie. CorJi; Coruforu. and l i d-rsbiru: Silk. LttM aad Cssftl u II n lkerchiftfar Veils i: i.b..us l. ov . A.iery; Couil-, usp.iider aud Trunnun. o all kind. . . Mil ,v , - ' - . Al.o a pr-ae a-ortmcnloi K b. A o t 11 AHE CLOTUIX G. con.. o. got . ...... fr ck, I're ana is.ismeu t,.au, nn at. Pane. aoS Vewa All of our o n man-rscture. and warranted well made. Owrya w so iaouo-t mm aar y mmnmi anassaa m th-Wet. an wen w.r.uy ibeatteniion ofra.h tujer. While oth r wr8aaUotsBi tan tast.Mnj. as as our confidcn e in it kjr ftwt a illtngoes to take it at Pa 'or goods, a au.-.ion or privat-sal-: ami we invite our Indiana giftwes to I r or M and t ik-i g od iu exel auge! SftTsale p aaShS. fftt m cah OOWDY. 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KECKIV -D per steamer Fairfield, direr: fr. m New York. flTggT fg? "r.Swai .e , ,y uTUKr c I.SH Its l.-t Uerinan Pruuot. and for Ie at Cincinnati " 2taJAÄ?f UM "'1 WU .nA PS M at wL l.,ale or retail ty j ig. . J rapot lh!,'"a I' he ,ld wn3 ' 1 k D. Hl.IMAXy. !2" tU- Pr',:JU- ' Uild.ne, ,r. worth h.it

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IVOODKX AND WILLOU WARN. DOOR WW MAlTS. u.. tu i' dot riotl e Pin.

NO Merkel Rukru, Hcoverel Market liaskeU, au ocdea Howl 2 dot Seiveft. do Shaker Uroom. neat Tut. Jf Braae Hooped Cedar Ruckeu. 18 gross Clothe Piat, I dux Jute Matu, Potau. ita.-!.. r . Hotter La- ! aad K .Hing Pirn. dot Hurkru. 1.1 lia II. .vi), ltv.e. I v croon a. ! 3 do hxtra W'hi-t Rmm. do hroorr nn icki en I uta, a io Covered Bucket. 2 ao do Role. 1 do Husk V.tt. 3 do Vanilla MatU. 2 du Pin Chora. 1 do Cfidr do. 1 do Butter Printt 3 ooil Cotton Rope. jot ree'd at OTl COOK S Family Groear f I i P I ' , l.illV L' .1 I i , TA LuK. CarJ. iorTerr.Hauu.on rnda th3daM. f or r theCaiuiaoau.ru. FOR TI.HKK HAI TI:. Start, will r frih nv2-lt HTOIl ito. mwmmmmmmZJi71ZE?2r&. 1ln thu USZZZT r'ü,,uc cr ,Mn m ... t.fc.. ... IJ w.u 'm ,T r .rr ..II 1 rire m airy moms nrUin. larticnUr rare ill rurunar . Ar culuir.l luo .tneou nJ all kind ot gvoii or a. re' liable to data. gt from datui o ru.t v. " . . oiKo-i'ttu-cwuaiine o(,; ore rruo.TiiM, Ij theiaoith or Uprahm de.ired. mSkmmlgmmt ss mmm Um mm mi V. mAM. Cani. and moat eonreoient jr .bu ( i Rr o kirod. Appiyu nvi uto. osi eu 4. co. . rmH tLTI.MOKK (1-TIH. I ill) fc tin day re. eieed .Mi Can pmcleftT fa an-l atiaJI continue to r.-ecive th. m regular tnr..ugli (he er .en. lor aale at taw 1 ., m ni.rket pr.coat lovl CO k KiBih Unctrr. r H i -II O Mi K: Jt SI r. c eed at th-. M.auolia Eestaurat fr.. . m l.ltiuorc 01. ter. Lieh, muh uut ut ...w knid. a ill beaerved up at the hor-.. t u. tire. 11 KILE sot P iLis iiiuruiL t t. nVUk w31 u J AS. CAUfcB. TTHVIXO been inf., en.?!, .l.-t . k..v. ... . , . (TICK. XI community, that Mr. K.r.u-o.,-. tl . t "reT7 u.c way waMtai a i;h either Conant t" I u k rt ' ILJ'S"! o th.ft'V. i iuerei..re täte tl.a- bei Ii. r ..I tl w " fc-sntasithVr Bor do tOWJ npct to have hereaiter. o. t , l- ,t E. L. COX A XT. Ktl.l. tXDWIXTKIt II h , ,n. A MJ" "- " w on hand the Ute" t I Z. !? Pa-V. V ent. ii'!.c..r,,tlM u Kan.itu. Suck -mu. iuran i-eit hau tor ifanu. jdi.-a. boj...d Men uf V Hf l i.ri.-a. ....I .1 s . . .. V ' " wvv utiou Vara Of kii ahnttw-s 1 ,r UUnJlth . I .m.1 ri i ....... i .... I V . . rv,u r 1 t.iti it. ...- Ii.. .i.-ft . a j . ' ' 1 T- n-a a - . 11 a eä)aftJ V I i 1 . TV II lilAI'V I., r W. . - rai av van .-c KiuuU 111 a I. fat uiri.t 11 ... . e ca.ii.n- : v -- erinf win nnu it u tri m.ae to order in i. heal .1 sul.. nna aorkmaulik. manner octJ7-tf V.i ' FM"! - KU..NMI.K. 9mmT m JUinjureet U twn F.r.t and deeo. OI'lvkK Ht.XULUB.-a.iM. Po,.!., sbi.l la ymrti ar The .hove are an extra an iele belter tl.au .n, i ,.). a-T.emnrket el. man al.eu-,. Um cle.r Um""? tStf . e- ...a. ur our loi a 1. rl or,.... Ii... uvU"-liaiu.w JiniMi mis oaottoE tajjse aasiMit r..,,, ka,. SsE OHtj t, Ki.l.l , ,v fjm SOAP, CAJtOUU AND LAKH iIL ii AX t FACTORY Taaa ttSatmrtlls, iudisna. I o.." r,.""ru ,u """rn' th -Merrhnnttftf Suutb.ru Indian., and th. p.,Uic ,ee,.lly. that their ne -astr 1. uow .ouipl ud. and th, are read. 7. .. .. W ..11 .urr.nt our.rK-. maaular-tured aa Mo SS I th. r.o , as ... MOM pulsed iu C.n ..mat, 1 W . 725 ..re all the diltcreut ..oalitie. and in ih. -r17 , t Whl?.Cty- Ur ' r'auX Um WL any r.Ty U SJ W..V Ib.nktul Mir the liberal patrftn.re t r ihnuntT re.ei.Vd' ss are d.-,. rnuuta 10 merit . ZTJT l the ..at. no a nigral e.i. ..ur i. uiut ., UbTeaaaT J lUiL!- ... lor ow.a.11.11 , ... ÜIMt, .tünuls!.; 1 N , H--Tl'e 'het market p,ice al.av. p,d fc LardaulOre.. oe ;.md BKOKOK KLEl" 4s me, nur 1... ette aua ll.a.l.t...u iv.; and scud till, to this vtbftw. W'i'ecdVV d r"- ' Iry. ... rec u ry ocvijl . r. pi si.Vi' A CCORDBOJjIt. JlosH and Fre.ch H.r.e TiTj m weUB a. c. r . -. 1 1. 1. . 7 nn.L A Holla Day. ' . I ..I . .... .. .... .... f B'll K ,o. i , "'i14 H ' T FOB ALM , B !'' u U PI "J ,r UiL , '," , "' aor I..A1..... s mile 1 orth ..f P. ... ', , "U",'-v ' ''""-'" a-! : rod. Tom tl. Rail oinlng 1 ii.eeV " '.' c ear d and itroad. ' va-.ue. . 1 r and Ft . '.Ma..,, a. II . . ' ... "'T ..Iii ... - 1 tUrN 1.1 ,uy , use tolutvat u.M'. k" V."""" fcf1' ! orPaiok,. krowa llie I a ok 4 l,.iiu. 1 ,c Luit lie ...... i. , . . a. out. ".acre, r, .r.,,..,. JZ,sTw2l a Tiu L.'iJ,-k"Tt .pr.u.of r,naiu-,hrouhu.em !l uu v. 'Ve?? WC ' "r-'J 'r asuu.n.,r rctr ftlKvI öl j do . .11 , , can ou , ., .-ri :rr , ; ur'un;,,u 'urch-- - " " WiUUAM JKlttt LO. H VLwwTLi ,L!-v L,:D KKS!J VA tTtnontt ova - . I oxi I do. e.v ..oh. la,. ...iuy r sal ft ftl SW sale fcy easawni .V 1 ' By ft. near ' atcl. T1 K -.e ri vir.. A M-.W I) H l.i. iTlift , . uFALL Ml iMl.ll UHt i.url)-. rUttlsLK (lliEir AT tA I. . f j . - . aw teaaar, Tims.it nvima mnw 8K( osp. ft - Ul rTOXS ro La On, o. ,o.t aUitt.mW Kr" ""th MeUl 4v; ' iH'.ru Taut latal d; ..... 3Wa.ru Ssta 1' .r! est ao: Ke. . teed tl.is day ..u lor ai. I t J .v.s Low X CO 5tl0 IM -Vain siteet Uui.eillo. Jfy. BiX E OF ALL Kit D.s. tPw l.tiOK Of T SilAHPLi 1 V-itL UK- KVAN- l-ran. Kmraurat. Vincna mmtttiTt .hfli mj"' rruKetftU in til aj order Us .,, O me. ..nt k m i t iuoiidaU ..r leimiltea a Ke.a.e.lle :ie ..Cdi-pauh Oarnr of ,v .1. ,,, promptly l y Rm.r ..I. ftWd aawM Ibawt l.i, ..Id Iriends lor or" ders He m.uld mfiirm the tipleaft I Viucem... th-. b u prepared fta scree iftft O.m. B the Um .ryl. d ... .k, .1 ,.rtn. t.o.. - uh .11 the c rtl.., or upply .m.l. ouh liam: UC.al-tl J. UVniss M VIIBI.K YAIIO, WS1". "XK -T....T l.ttMMr. IND rH l,h under irn.d would re-icHull v auu-iu. .-e 'o 'be eitl. "f asftSSfftlllft aid tkw fwUiftiraweCaU. Oial he I'M pur. hn.e.l the .nor- st.ek .,f X... V rm ,, Mar hi of V, Homi hrvy. an t is folly .rv artd to II .11 or ers lor Mo.e- "" ymka- Head and th.be ork.n,...l.,t. ,n.t .he hn st n.atvri.l. Tl. ft ..,, , ., uiU'le .Mon.irr.e'U kfttkwir 4 I frien.ls. n,,U ,1. to nive h' in a . all. All ordc rs i ruwi.tli .ti.d ... ftfttSt if J. IIVDK. CBOhK Ft ItM-IUMi t;uuüH OL KS a MKlt.HBI 1:01:1? .Ven fore am. ..an... a UrKe .lock u . ..u-e furo i.haM C.eW.ew , - - " v . . .. , oi,r.ioi aun low pile." CrilU ll j nJ "H OeVTSrn i various psi lernt nad ,)lu,ti HÖ .r oil Sat. irÄdat VmXmmtJt ticZlS -Muslin and I C u.in. Conner. Carta rim ami .uir '"',, M-rV.,!1, ,n,lj! ''" 1'ama.ks. Talle Linen OS T ... .. ...a.-.-. .u . i.'loi tin Towelling. Pun ana fall CI.,, I . ,.,ii:..., in... i si, s an.i (ftwUlto). WValso asaaffaasva Mnttr.icf of erery life and .'eKrlpg "'' warrant as rood as can l v round Als lied I omf.ru of all rite. All I which we will .ell a 1 w asv the same .ji.aiity can he f ...u l thi side ol the AllcLnr Moomain F.tr Illock. i.t.t.. near Main. ji LVAMILi i: V TICA WltlUllNVILLF it Aii.ietiA i. PARE INCRE AtSKli. TO 1 A KT K IFFBCI ON ABO ASTKB MtlSftAT ! th i... 1.1-1 OF FAIIK- - 1,'K M i:vansvillc 10 Fr. m Vj,.,,....,. M. Petersbiirh hoad.. Saund. rarilie .. X' Purertl . n.i.-. ... illaub'.... I. .. 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