Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 7, Number 233, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 29 January 1855 — Page 2

jriempnia iaffie anil Unqnlrer VöÜJlcElation. With much of that regret which his own friends at home and more intimately con'nected with him must feel, we notice that Cel. J. H. McMahon has retired from his position as editor of the Memphis Eagle and Enquirer. For much of what that paper sow is.and probably for all that the Enquirer was before its connection with the Eagle, the marked ability and energy of Col. McMahon formed the foundation. Capital has formed connections for others with this popular paper, which ability and merit in Col. Mc31abon not thus sustained, were unable to preserve. We are sure the reliracy of Col. McMahon from the position he has occupied so long and so honorably, will not be a subject of sincere regret to his personal friends and the patrons of the Eagle and Enquirer alone, but to those of his professional brethren who have for years enjoyed a pleasant intercourse with him through the columns of his paper. We trust Col. McMahon will not

be permitted to remain long in private life -but in all his connections with life itself tve wish him the very fullness of prosperity. The Eagle and Enquirer is now published by Saunders, Stockdell &. Co., with Messrs. Pryer and Saunders, editors, and J. B. Mosey, publisher. We wish the Eagle and Enquirer even bb increase of prosperity. Mr. Pryer introduces himself in a brief and per tinent card, as successor to Col. McM.,and will oo doubt by his ability do much to sup ply the vacuum of the Colonel's absence. tWe call attention to' the card and recom inendaiions in advertising columns of Dr. John B. Gentry, Oculist. Dr. Gentry is cow raakin? a visit to Henderson, where those having dis eases at the eye can consult him during the next four or f ve weeks. Dr. G. visits this vicinity under the very highest recommendiLiioiis, a part of which he publishes, and other letters he has shown us. He devotes himself exclusively to the Eye and its diseases, and we have no doubt js an excellent Oculist. Read hi auvertisemei-t. I he Indianapolis liepubiican Js very much subdued lately in its tone. We do wish tbe election of S:ate Printer could be hurried over then we might claim Chapman, p rhaps, in all his old vigor and euttuma&m. But there Lie votes to be secured now! ßgThe Empress is reported by the Kclipse still hard aground. Her low lies in about two feet water, but unless the river tails several feet more she is ia no danger. She has now but little freight on her. She'cannot get off till water enough comes to float her. fcj" Last Saturday morning we published ihe state of tho weather, &c, of the evening prcrimis at St. lYvais, Ciacinaati, Pittscu.-jjh, Philadelphia, N. York and Eastin, Pa. Thi telegraph is trulywonderful in its lightning operations. täf The Eclipse arrived here Satuiday doming, having left N. Orleans the Saturday after noon previous. She had several hundred tens cf freight and about 80 pasengeif. GTThe Antelope arrived here Saturday last bringing dales of ihe 20th. Wc thank Mr.Teml pie Cowan, formerly of this place, but now clerk on the Anitlope, for a large package of pap.rs Vjf The W. A. leaves came down Saturday taoroiaj, with a fine load for Nashville. TJ VÜ r :?GILCEi:T"i"c0" Sye. Bear .VaUr.

Tue lour I'olnlt. In our telegraph dispatches of foreign news by the arrival of the Pacific, published

last week, we gave the intelligence that Russia had accepted the four points proposed by the allied powers. As these points may not be known to our readers, or forgotten, we give them below: 1st. That the former treaties existing between Russia and the Porte must be extinguished, and the pretensions of Russia to interfere beyond her own frontier abolished. ! 2J. That the free navigation of the Danube be secured. 3d. That the Convention of the Straits be revised for the purpose of opening the Black Sea to the commercial and political agents of all countries and of destroying the maritime ascendancy of Russia in those waters. 4h. That the protectorate of the Greek Church be merged in the common rights secured by the Porte to all her Christian subjects. Tl;c sincerity of Rus&iain accepting these points appears to be doubted. The next for eign arrival is looked for with great interest. It may brinj the news of the final struggle at Sebastopol. UTThe Howard Aassociation ot New Orleans recently voted S,00O to the poor of New York City. This shows the true nobleness ol Southern spirit, and comes very near the commandment, "If a man smite thy ri?ht cheek, turn to him the other also." These same New Orleans folks are the heartless dealers inhuman jliterty and blood of whom Northern cupidity, iguorancc and fauaiicism entertains such contemptuous opinions. Memphis Appeal. ! Has this editor forgotten how much New York contributed for the poor and sick of New Orleans! If he will ask the Treasurer of the Howard Association, he will find that something over 50,0C0 wacontributed by New York alone to relieve I i'e distresses of, New Orleans. This was certa inly a very haid smite on the right check of Sjuthcrn chivaln! A great many other North- , ern cities were permitted to smile the right check of New Orleans, aad we are glad toperenvethat ; the citizens ol that place arc now exhibiting their 'gratitude. J Loose Shaeplt! Tn it renowned oJd gen'tleman tnd distinguished caterer, Dr. Evans, 'has taken the supervision-of the "Kentucky Ilestaurat, a fine house to be opened to-day at Henderson, Ky., by DeGarris & Prior, where h hopes tu occasionally see the familiar faces of his Indiana friends. The Doctor says he is going to "look sharply" at things about, and keep just about Hiebest Restauratin Kentucky, with the assistance of Bob and the proprietors, and he can do it. See advertisement. ECj The Enquirer will please give the Journal credit for telegraph dispatches copied from its columns. Last Saturday's Enquirer contained a summary of foreign news by the Pacific, made up from our dispatches, and without the proper credit. It is welcome to all the aews published in the Journal, but we should be made welcome to the proper credit fr our enterprise. FX.?" We call attention to the card of Mr. II. It. Jones, who is well known to our bus iness men in the tobacco trade. He will re main in the city several days receiving or ders for tobacco. We need not say that he will fill orders for the best quality of the article to any extei t, and at satisfactory prices to purchasers. Choice Cigars. Messrs. Fvlker & Headrich of the Washington House have just received from New Orleans some of the finest Havanna Cijrras we have seen for a Ion? lime. They are small, but richly flavored and delightful. We advise epicures to drop in and try them. A Swindler. An Irishman, calling himself A. Armstrong, and claiming to he a Methodist clergyman, has been imposing upon the inhabitants of Clinton, III. He commenced a select school in that town, preached a few times, collected all the money ho could, run in debt to every person who woule trust him, and then ßlcped. Maixe Law. The popular branch of the Illinois, Legislature have passed a stringent liquor law. It was carried by a heavy ma jority. The Chicago. Tribune classifies tke vote upon it thus: icepul-iiean zi Whig.. II Net.rka 4 2. Aati-Nebraaka Democrat 1 I Absent, 2 Whigs, 1 Republican, a Ne braskaites and 1 Anti-Nebraska Demo erat. A New State Proposed. Senator Johnson, of Arkansas, has introduced a bill in Congress for the formation of a new slaveholding territory, with a view to its speedy admission as a State into the Union. It will be a large domain, north and south, of the Red river, beyond the limits Louisiana and Arkausas. QO"A fair skinned, blue-eyed sunny-haired, white girl of Woostcr, Ohio, lately rao away with a goateed, curly-haired, big-heeled negro of the same place. Verily, the mysteries of amalgamation are as great as tho.se of human nature. 07Deapatches from Washangton City announce the introduction by Senator Chase of a bill appropriating 200,000 to the im provement of the Ohio river, and making the Louisville aad Portland canal free. lT There has bet n such a heav fall of snow at Lafayette, as alaaost to stop ihe cars cn rail roads. Every traiu was delayed vciy consider ably. iiuii, .M..H i in. in ars. as yOOt'3 Flatly Grerety. ja

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A Jlerchant 01 the uii scuool. j Sir. Everett, in his memoir of the hte Pe icri,. u.w, imju. PU"V . Genealogical Roller, states that Mr 1) - abstained, as a jeii'-ral rule, from speculative investments; "his maxim was that the whole; value of wealth consisted in the personal in-. .... t i ' dependence which it secured, and rre was j never inclined to put that good, once won, .I.!.... i.r,r ih if. m n,.it of extra-i,n ordinary udditions to his superfluity." He OS) W 1 V w -m - doubled his immense furlune haJ Ire been j ii .i.: t. r. : - ...n;r.o J i O- .

never made purchases of unproductive real throw oil the election ot IL ö: senator. V e ween, uecause tiiey were toosmsll-in the! reie!Mü u. u

estate, on a calculation of fulore ,rartce( ' need not sp.v that had CoLDrew intimated this 1 'e!, nl -T0C to me rt,ae ,he,n til.t; r!.VcU"?." ritu,n'rRhina"aii

va.ue. ur .ck. h. w u,.cy; ; in his teCthe- hc would have been defeated: ' L r r ' . F..r.,; r.ti,.,.

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that he believed, and olteu s-J, tnai, i vie long run, eix percent, is as much as the bare use of money is worth in country. It was j anotherufhis principles never, himself, to borrow money. What he could not com pass ty present means, was to him interdicted. It is doubtful whether, with a single ex ception, Mr. Brooks' name was ever subscrib-1 edtoa note of hand. He shunned every i transaction, however brilliant the promise of future gain, which required the use of borrowed iaans. Mr. Everett well remarks: The bold spirit of modern enterprise , will dsridc as narrow-minded 6o cautious a maxim; but the vast numbers of individuals and families annually ruined by its non-observance to say nothing of the heaven-daring immoralites so often brought to light, to which men are tempted in their too great haste to be rich go far to justify Mr. Brooks' course. It is highly pr ab able that, in the aggregate, as much property is lost and sacrificed in the United States by the abuse of credit, as is gained by its legitimate use. With reppect to the moral mischiefs resulting from some of the prevailing habits of our business com rn unity the racking cares and the corroding uncertainties, the mean deceptions, and the measureless frauds to which they sometimes lead language is inadequate to do justice to the notorious and appalling truth." Legislative Summary Sssate. Weduesday, Jan. 24. -Petitions presented by Mr. Woods from citizens of Clark county' praying for a change in the weight of coa'; Senate appointed a commit tee to inquire into the condition cf the tree bank department of the Auditor's offijcebill amending the law for levying township, road tax, was reported; .several resolutions were adopted; bills were introduced to amend an act for the more uniform mode of doinr town ship business; to amend the 240th section of the act regulating the practice and. pleadings iu courts. Bills passed to repeal the act- to prevent railroad companies from changing their depots; House bill to amend the act incorporating towns and cites. The nhes being cleared the Senate adjourned at an early hour. '. The afternoon was consumed in discussing the contested election ca.se Iruin the count v of Harrison. A minority report from the committee on Elections wus made. This reyort was rejected and the in .jurity report concurred in ayes 25, nays 10. House. Petitions were presumed to im prove the breed of horses; to require railroad companies to keep efficient cattle guards, and to make their properiyubject to execution without appraisement on judgment ob tained asainBt them for the killing of stock. Reports. Bill to provide for the service , of process on witnesses by copy, reported back with an amendment, winch was adopted bill reported to authorize the erection o! a permanent fence around the ni I i ta ry y rutin ds, la be used by the State Boatd of Agriculture tor its annuals lair; against the expediency of fixing by law a uniform rate oi milage to be charged by railroad companies, &c. con curred in; bill reported to repeal the 5th section ol the act concerning voluntary associations; bill reported rtlative to fees ol officers; am nded joint resolution on the subject ot slavery reported laid on the table and 200 copies ordered to be printed. An imperative resolution to abolish township Assessors, and proviJed for county asbessors, was adopted; ayes 67, noes 34. Resolutions Directing that a law be reported providing for removal and relocation of country seats; to re-enact the law relative to Plank, Gravel, and McAdaruized roads; to make it a felony for any person or corporation to put in circulation their notes or certificates in the form of a bank bill. Bills introduced. To amend the 14th sec. of chap. 101; to authorize attachments in certain cases where the debt is not rue; to amend the law relative to Mechanics' line; to authorize suit to be brought against th State. The resolution to reduce the number o Senators to 30, and ot Representatives to TO, and increase their per diemXo four dollars, was laid on table, after the word "four" was stricken out and "three" inserted. Jairnal. CrAt a lute ball in Baltimore, a gentleman having danced with a young lady whose attractions, both personal and conversational, seemed to have made an impression on his sensibilities, asked, on leading her to a scat, if he might have the pleasure of seeing her on the following day? "Wiry, no, sir, replied the fair one "I shall be engaged to-morrow evening; but I'll tell you when you can 6ce me." "I shall be most happy," exclaimed the stricken swain. "Well, on Saturday niirht," resumed the lady, "you can see me at the foot of Marsh's Market, celling cabbages." If the young man is wise he'll bs there certain lor that girl will make him an ex cellent wife. Pkobable Changes in the British Cab I.net. The New York Herald of Friday snys that the post of Secretary of War in the Brit ish Cabinet will shortly be offered to the Carl Dalhousie, who is at present a.tin as Gov crnor-Geueral of India. Dalhousie is ch icily recommended by his energy and vi"or of intellect: he acta mm p. rauidlw than other men think, nr.,! ,m notices obstacles till he has surmounted! them. Such a man U much needed at pres- J ent in EnglanH. Another change, which a break upofthe present ministry is expected! tu brin.r h.,.,1 u .hp rnr,,;,.,, ..F i ,.r.i ! Elgin, bte Governor ot Canada.who is Pretty O "www ava w r h v il v My - sure ot succeeding Lord Dalhousie,. or ot en teriiisr the Cabinet as the Colonial Secretary. He is a man of undoubted ability, and U well known on this side of the Atlantic. fjT We have two long Indianapolis letters on hand for publication, received loo late for to-day's Journal. rl MA Ltv Coltoa.'iiiittiag ju rer'd at JtfjaelS' COOK'S FarsHy Crceery.

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0 invite the attention of our reader.' anl - especially our many readers of tne eld ;

i - ine Democrat c party, to the following! ..,WBS Hi.ieu. P fpai,e, pup. y.T dear says the n,,t iuwuiauu '""-r. J c "the ptrppy can a t crrervtl.injr but speak." are some heme questions in it, which deserve Why will you sgoimV. nel'' says Laura, the consideration of every' man and especial- :Mthat the orrty Jault I" found with the 1 . ... J

e q rrew himself. Never was it hinted . . , ,y . f ... , .. Vanuerburgh County before the election hat theDemocratic Senate would endeavor to öESAToRMr. I.lectio.n. Co. Dbew. v e i .l.w.'f l- n... I.,... :.L . . ine oiu line csenaTor irom v auucruurgn county. The Evansvitle Kuquirer is do-ing what it can to screw his courage up to the "sticking. point" of voting for postponement of the Senatorial election. Il assumes that he will vete thu, and it goes on to justify such a vote, in advance. Whether its anticipatory justification is even plausible, and ought to nave the slightest weight with a Senator, uiier outh ol otlice, our readers shall judge by seeing it. We speak of Senator Colonel llrpur.nrtt nprxiiiin I v h lit APitiitnrintlv. m n i r .i- i j ' " puuiic man, puonciy urgeu to a certain course of political conduct, und, therefore, amenable to general obtervation. The following is the plea of justification entered by the Enquirer: Col Drew was elected from a strong democratic district over a fusion know nothing candidate, and stated in every speech he delivered during the canvats that, in case he was elected, he would use all the influence he possessed to secure the election ot an old line Nebraska Senator. This was one of the issues upon which he went into the field and upon, this issue he was elected by several hundred majority, thus clearly showing that his constituents coincided with these sentiments. Now, becajse he tees fit to do just what he promised the people he would do, he is charged with mispresenti.ig them. In our judgment, Col. Drew would be guilty of a gross violation of his duty if he did not lend every ell'ort to defeat a lusiou Senator, forthat is the only way he cun serve democratic partyl One of the "issues"" ot the canvass was, then, to "secure the election of an old line Nebraska S3iiator." We suppose of coue, the Enquirer means Col. Drew pledged himself to vote and exert himself for an old liner. This pledge he ought to redeem. Let him do so. Nol only let him vote for, hut use all the influence he can to persuade others to vote for an old liner. No one can or would censure him for that. His district yet remains "democratic," and let him vcte accordingly. Let him redeem his pLede by out-laboring Hercules, il he choose or can, in doing everything to "secure the election, of an old line Neoraka Senator" which heas a Senator unda-r oath of office, consistently with his duties as euch und with law and parliamentary usage, may lawfully do. Only in. Ibis sense did Senator Colonel Drew pledge himself to his ccttstuu-.nts. Does not sus'i a pledge, we ak Col. Drew on his i.onor, pledge him, fair-, ly, fully, and hunorabh, in the face of his constituents, to vo.e for an election! Or, docs he thitiK that a pledge to secure the election of a K.ebrakuite is a pledge to pruyeiittN election all!. Come, Col. Drew, tell us how u vote against any eleciioa is a vote dots he say it was to stcur-e an election! Or, a pledge to vote for an election omit at the tuxt session, in bH Or, will he say il was a pledge to vote lor an eiectioti IhU session, it the democracy were in the majority, but to vole ag iiatlixu electicn, tbjs session if the iueiui.ibtä were the strongest! If tu, let us know if you told your constituents so! The fact is, and it can't be got over, unless CoL Drew did pledge hintself betöre his constituents, tupiess'y, to vote against an election this winter, llr n did he pawn all his-honor as a man, impliedly and by sanctions gentlemen lully appreciate, to go for an election at the time and place, and iathe manner at und in which such elections are conducted. All that is, of itself, incident to aud inseparable from the pledge to vote for a Nebraska Senator. Does Col. Drew conceve him self under a pledge to the democracy of Vamierbuigh that, if he can't secure "an old line Nebraska Senator," there shall be no Senator for two years! Did he promise them if the old liners couldn't elect, the fusionists shouldn't! We want to know of the Evansville Enquirer it it was part of the "issue" made iu Vanderburgh to postpone Vie election, if the fusionitts should have a inajorityl Will it say Col. Drew made such an issue, and that the people voted on it! Will itsay that Col. Drew took the ground, before the people, thai if the fusion:sts had the majority they should not be entitled to the rights ot a ma jority! Will it say that Col. Drew argued to his constituents that if democracy was triumphant they should elect a Senator, put that the fusionists, victorious, s.iould be trampled on! That a majority shall govern and be represented when democrats, and a minority shall govern too, if "old liners!" Did Col. Drew preach such democracy ns this! Did his pledges or his "issues" imply or express any 6iich democracy! We are not, therefor, very well aware how the Senator from Vanderburgh can reconcile it to his sense of right and duty to act as if the above inquiries ere affirmatively answered. In the views of the matter we have taken,, with the exception that Vanderburgh is stilL an old liue stronghold, Col. Drew can be taken as a "rcpresetative man" of all his party in the Senate, some of whom represent fusion disticts. In bo high-handed and revoluiionary an act as postponement, ail the other old line generals majors, coloneis, and captains (for there are several of Gov. Wright's militia tau officers in that body) stand in the same catigory, and the remarks we have made are applicable to them all. We can assure them, if the election should be staved off, their nanv.s will be watchwords for some times to come. It will be our duty frequently to familiarize them to the public, and no doubt other papers will join us iu filling the State with their names and deeds. I SUKDAY SfORTS IN NEW ORLEANS. The Crescent of the 9th hut., contains the fol lowin" notice: T1 ,. " ,. , , , Uat Hi'STisc. The grand march bew eeii do's a n d rat g, ad v er Used to come off on Sunday last, has teen pestponed one week, and will occur at the cock-pit on Gra- ! wunoui posiponcmeni. r i teen ! 5?undred warllko rata have been prepared and fun moy be expected. l"Th.j Gleadale, one of the Siar Packet Line, arrived here Iron Louisville in gcud tiiac Saturday luoriunz. W "if"o Sil White l.iaic; 00 tl'.i-Cement, far by janlJ W.M. KtlLLV. '

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Ltu. Henry ban long flirted, tut nevtr put the question. Henry went his way. Laura's iner A r rTrl,.,n rt..u j turned a pair of trowsers to his tailor )at .... , ..v....... - v. uuj, w:ir tuiiiur i-i uici ri .1 .. .. . . . . J Kin, but I il be split if lean ii Urem tree - - Ko' Tl.a t.,;i.,r '( .u, wuih. t'om Ii!, t Lturiit i.i re lioTt. iilAt'CnCHCSK, Jan. 2. A COal böat Ivfm . . c . . , .. - 1 nere look nre l.ist night. J he captain and tila mnn (..;.. i I. M r. nn.l I. aF his son were lying in the cibirr, and before ll.ey could be rescued, both burned to a . 7 7 iNKW ADYEKTlSEilENTS. IK RIKD Peaches aJ Ajt at jm T. B ACON QO." Fom'ly Ornttfr, ! TJkli4RTuJl,iiilKlluiliHtilM.tuinUrMat j , T. B.CiN & CO.'S family meyy."' iC CHOICE Hatf Spni,t rig tri at PPXJt f V jan2-J T. BACoN CO'a iiljr Oraeery. '.tOK eUAHPLl . KlHITL'UKir lltSrAVUXTf AT1IKNPKB30S. KT. J THE undersigned will pn to-day 'lv I Mtfhders'ii. Kr.. a Ca Slin and XJ.ijf Könau rt. where they iutead krepmt in rontantlv on hand tha ehnirvat Liinerrj. tmi will be ready to erre up ia tit bct styl aU eaonallt) gaowa day aad night. Itx establishment will le ander the direet nperrisio of Tr. In. agisted ly Mr. Eolt. Ktb, who tram their oK friend, at Ev,rille will occasionally ah w their facet at the Kentucky Ketaurat. Th D ctr will "look ,harj I?" tn thair cum fort. Br atrict attention to tuiinea. and k -ping aa excellent an orderly hocae in every part culir. we hop te merit an entt-niire rtrowag. jaii21 2wi Dk'IARKM A' PKI Ml. tl. II. J Ofl!. GENERAL TODACCO AGENT. RICHMOND. TA., ( roi thk alk of kvkrt variety or VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. jfS-OrdeM re:.jee:Ur?y solicited aid promptly filled. ASdreat x 51 Ma; t., Leninrllle. Ky. jauMtn" jvotiCK to &ro KiioLni:n5 AT ft meeting of tl. l'ireetjr of the Northern Plan Road Company, held at the nAco el Jamei Langblin. jr.. ! arth dr ot January. It waa ordered that all Stockholders in Company, whv hare at alreaiv done o, ke renett4 te pay in to much of their tuck a will be equal to fifty dollar! for euch one hunCred dollara a nh 1 ' JAM 13 O. JONES. See'y. Note. All the fundi reeeired into the Trea.nry bare tern exhan-ted in pattaent of !eH fc" expee. d there are yet ome liiibüitie naaamficd. Thi who wantt knewihe condition e the Company and the Yut.it- of tf eir ateek. -a leara by callinc on John i'jtme. Jat, L lUnqli.t, jr. er Ju. G. Jon . janfJ-tf J. V. J. STATU OK I.XDIA.W, cs andtrlititeh fiHHitv fn t a Vand rbjrU Circuit Co rt. August Stark l . Suit for Dirorco. Murie S. Stark. J 3Tarp;aringly ar iffidarit f.Ud wltb the p'ü'Btiff-'f emplaint. that Marie S. Stark is a necessary party to Ui i action, the object of whi -h is to oltan a divorce, and that .'he i not a resident of the S-ate of Indiana the aaid Marie S. üs 'ari ii therefore hereby notified of the peadmcr of this action a.d -.d tl.at the rami will at md fr trial at th next term of tili court, to re term aad a; the Onrt I Inure in Kr ausTille, on the third Mondit ia Anil. A. I). IS55. JACOU L'L'UKEMIkiEEK. C. V. f. C. Otanple & II.tnLAX. Attvs. tor riff. jn29-4w 1)11. JOII.YI.. JhTTllY. OCULIST, FHANKFOKT. ky.. WILL IV IE III VSniVlPRP ATTKXTIOS TO BJäEASrt OFTIII ITE5, tS now in Henderson for the e ress purpose of treating all disease of the K) ts. I hope t ti.it. the uuaaniuauy will not uuubtEiy rapacity after reading the following TestiiuoniaU. I am II prepared wi-li the Knt argicul Instrument iu- the Kve. liilliuikde knova bt-fore treating the pitii-nt. lean pusiti'ely cure all Ui. ease of the eye 'undd in inüammaliun. trout auf e tuse w haterer. I expect t ally in lluiider"nil prop rly encouraged, and 1 have no aoubt'i. will bo five or six weeks. M' the uude'tigned. citizen! of Frankfort. Ky..' wm, on the 2 th of (tcteier lt. called Uv3 by Dr. J il. Gentry, to ex-iiuine lour .&'intJ who were aifliettd with sore eyes of tin niut riruUnt characttr aad who wtiv aVut to tc placed nnder his treatment inrtlicirrerorery. Weaidsoesiuine theu. aud ;ouud them afilio od tn the most delralle ntsnacr; tl.rir. e)ea were dim aud sliaduwy in tl.air app-orance. and they weniM to sutler the mot iure use and extraiiisg ram the discar having exikted with some of liicin br l.uk ai four yes-r. nvcutini t'neiii Ir .in attending to any Lupines during that p-riod. Hi hate been auth Tiicd ly thu.e f at lent tu cerviiy ttial in (he iiu rsdil.lesl. ort time of fnr weeks Ui-y were well and that thi y anuot eerti'y iu lao,uo to str..i and f'.rcil.le the gratitude they lei fur the itutnea l enetit tl.ey have derived lria te acienti.e manner ii whieli lr. Cvncy hss tretted their disifsite. We therefore rvcoiuiaeuri . hum pui)i. oi ali.alilct -d in like ieann-r. L. W. l'owri.i., ti-iTernor f Kentucky.. K. O Wi.tkksmitii Traniirer. J. .Swl'itKT. CUrk Court A pi tale. I ii os. S. 1au. Auditor. XneuV 25, KiiAXKiOnT. January 12rh. 1851.. Tl e nndersijtned. having at tne rejuent ot lr J. H. 4eatry, t iiuiuei the eye of Jlis-i a It, of ll-nry county, Ky., lure heeoinuienced the treatment of them aa Oculist, found tint iter eyes were very, much indented aad sore, and kept closed train rpugtiancs to be t the light which seetiied te rie grt a,: pais. ' Hut she as not t-Uily deprived of si-bt, and said Be could se a little ny moonugnt. nesaw reragaiu alter sne ban ieen treated ry Ur. uentrr. when ahe was aula to keep her yes open in daylight, aad could see geriectly. Iter y-s seemed to be cured. T. A Mar-hall. f 11. JllI.I.S CaKXSHAW, J AMKi ilMl lJX, , Judgei Court of Appoa!j. FitAXvroitr. Sept. 4. 1854. Hon. Jörn J. CitttTK.VDicx and K. I. Lkt'iikk lents: Dr. J. It. J -niry ol i-ur city expecta-te viiit New Orleans the ro tin us; winter, lor tha purpose o practicing his profes ion aa (toculist. Vt e. thereftr reeomnieud ln'mia the hiebest terms he having proven to m the most scientific skill ia hisprofestion. Kespecfully yours. A'C, Thomas Klackbahn. John AlAtKi-N. Farmer. G V. üoxnx. jHwdiar Dea.tn. it.EKcsA? Dtt Coo4j üerennts. J amks Movito'. Toliee Jiidt'. H. fc J. T. I.L-7KKTT. 1'ropnetoM of 3fan5o Ilouse. W. A. ZaS' I D'J C-J' 3'ch.ots. C. Okah.vs, 7 ... ,, W. R. Link J Keeper of Lieery iullc. J. C. IlMtstxv. County Judjs. J. V. II. Van vksiai k. Troprictor Franklin Itouae. W. lt. Htu.KM X. City Marshal. W, T. IIkkmmiX. Sherill rruiklin County II. J. .VoiitiH, Deputy Shonn do oo. Da vir Mkiii;i KTHKii. Fraukfurt Hotel.. C.-W. Ckauuhk. Attr. ai Law. Jon M. llAi'.i. vx. City Attorney. J AMKit Haiu.an'. Atty, General of aTy. ' We are acquainted wiih the centlcmen who hare signod the aber weonimendatioa of Llr. Getury and know then to he men of great respectability, aad entitled to be recirded as such. This we cheerfully certify. J. J. CKirrr.xDex, K. V. LtTCUKU. Ofiek or Sccrktart or statl. ) Frankfort. Ky.. Jan. 155. $. Col.M. S. IIaxcock My dear Friend: I have the pleasure of introducing to you Or. Ucntry of this cttv, who visits your city on a proisionai tour as an Oculist. The Doctor ha tha highest rer-vtation in hi pro'cioa in. this part of the State, aod he ba made some wondtrfuloiires. which haveeome within my personal knoalde. The loctox stands high in this Community aod any kindness yon may shew him. I can assure you. willie betoei upon a suJemaa, audcuufera tavcr upm rourfrieud, and. obedient servant. jAn27-2nLitir Glwt.NT UKEEN. Hcc. of State. ADMI.MVIl,TOIl'tS XOTICK. JTOTICE is hereby jivea, that the nndersitrued has been ap Aw. pointed Adminuirsftr et tbeertate ot Henjainin umtou, late of Vandrrhurgh eouuty. deceased. Said etrte is supposed to be insolvent. juu-3w TUOA. MAUU. Aiiur. TR t-Hi y. 1 Cotton (Jatting and rael Cnndlewick JL 1" VF fuesaiaot T. ACON ii CO.'S jaullT. Family Grocery, iluin stret. AJEW Rice and choice Codfi-1 just re'd end for sale at 1 l jan27 T. II ACON k CO.'A Family lirorery. U KK Cider Vinegir exrr-ssly for family ase at - jDZ7 BACON & CO.-S-Family Grocery. 1JTk.iMINOS.ChcM. Soto. Card. LeSolitaalre. Brick llocks. H lJickgammon lion d and a variety oiiutle notion ree d by jan27 A. C. Ft'SllEL Ltle notion n qst TTÄOrnLB iIand Mirror. French glas; Traveling Cotapan--iiJr ioa. llsir and T ioth Brj.'hes, Dressing Cmi e. A t. tust ree'dly jan27 a. C.l'l'lUEE.."HT ET Swtog XeeIee. Diaper Pini. Tape Needle. Amber JmV9 HeoJ. N'urserr Powder, etc. jut ee d hv Jn27. A. CPI-'SIIEE. HYIiMI. AM C.WAIIY SEK. A freh opsly of Br avb just ree'd aud lur sale by janS. T. GRANT k CO. AmilMSTR ATOIt'R )E" HEAL I -STATIC r;gt virtue or an ord;r of the Court of Coiumoa i lea ol JäJß VaAderhurgh county. Ind.. 1. as Administrator tie bonis nnu of Abram le('umps. deceased, will, ou Monday. M trcH 5. ISÖ.'i. at the door of the-Onurt House in the city el KTaiiKville, between the hur.tofl" o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock I. M.. expoe t. si'e the W &ot tle S W J.ot sectim 2. iu township 8 suiAh of ranp li Vut, and lw tl.e H ioi the -S K H of rection -t iu the same township aud ran-s. all in saidrouiity. Terms cf sale t of the purchase vwutj i a- h; )i in 9, and the remaiaina S in lAmonths from che dy faule, tiie purchaser givjng notes w;th eenritj. I.earir- intrrestand aivug ralnatiuu law, should t'd land a't te sold at auction. I ill sell the stire at private sale, on the same terms. ju26-4w JOHN T. KISlIKi;. Adm's do boiisnnn. - - - rnHE piTtnor)iip I.eretofore emitting between E. Hishop il. aod A. Seliag'T, nn der the hrui ume ot liishup i; Sell user, ha teen this day dülved ly mutual cncnt. The uodcrsipued will continue the Meat and tirocery liifines the same M l elore at the tld sian J. AHimils bouglit at my store will le sunt to i&a residtue of the pure Mrt liMU.n r.ISMOP; janl'-Iw Water t., next dour tuPv lion Hotel. ii mi eh i: i us a n 1 1 1 t i : k i s it - 2 II1 CriuteriK; 2 111 ixtra n.-w While I i-ii. at jauil COOK'S 1.1UI Ocerr.

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j 1;"'. . "2 'O j&VXgji. '.fre-i flpri T TFRRP HAUTE 0 ,ni?I.t i. mm m. M r0now,.aund,.eeepted):) - Ul,er v.." m jArrivet Vineence.i2:o n ' IJensvt from 1941 n !Ii-avt Irom ..liWinnj ArfiTerreH-te. 4-3..r-..lArrieat tvaisviiie.spn & )" Fassenden dia at Viiiiimi. ' ef TO".,. . Tf" - V the Morarag train on me Terr name i . I i ..... . ...;-. . in. t : ?tlH ,cTfo"p-uiWM lu . fcSh inM t 11:3 A. V., ' iatcrairiit ptinu rit. . 1 M ; ior'chic.LcaiportBi wytti7 if7ttt r4 t 1 12 M.. rlT if linear f. Kt Luii!lo. N- w llBjknl Jr2fTmP Vy J.rif Tin road. a &jo ith trsiL for Xiaü umt era - I nvrif fnm'irt md ipvtmtv ml roBrtiu. ta t&k this rants 11 nrt it rirulv ttr their ldriat far hMt 1 lui1i.inte. U irefermte to the untrruia a 4 lifHarrouone l-y rvr; and is early r T'I arrBr,.a.u -will fc- . ina.ie with .tv ' y hi ,fT e- ' tRuviiU in tb'e Dora m( vill arrive at CikckiftaR, Ckicu. c.Mn.ML.i.iiiM.dy. ,.Th? ;ru".f?;Tr 4tT from the hast. n called to thit rnutc at Uirm f tratpr- . tstu.n.ecre iSr t- tSe rirer. lloeH shiMtd treen Ciaeinnatr arAreat Evansvitle third (lay. making the ti ana ia trana-tu no longer. aal aviiiog the ei pease f iusaraace. aWayaiacnrred when shirpn g ly stiiiLtr. J. J.DiXIELS. ta't. EvansriTle. Dee. 3" TM deeTt( (LraasTills Einirlr aadTiaecBDei Gas. copy 2ai.) INCREASE OP CÄSII CAPITAL TO HALF A ?l iI.ION OF XOLLAItS. - TflE JITTNA l"iÜIiANd V., HART Wliü. aMX. MAYING eonlied wfth ti law te regntat laserane "' encis, ef O'Sapaai" ineerpratee ky her Mates. panted faT 1st. :". ty the Uhie gi.iatre.thel!oeg. aa required thereby I'Teparelln Oat Atate. Tie erifiasl htsu wieat being on 5Te i the Mate Auditor' slice. It is a full aad .' true ta'enisDt and 'is puMishct oo fve ecivaiiy atay knew the chsrnewr f theerpTati -y lettr Ma cvweitWu epeak vritoell. V STATK AUTHORITY. STATEMENT ON JAN LAUT: Tfce aatae ef tb Corporatioa ia Aisa iKürixuCK Co PAST, located at larttri. Cera., ehartercd , The 'i itJ"i Five' trend red Thousand iKillar. aad ie paid iv. The Aftcl of the l'o:rafly r: Cask band, in Baak aud ia the la af Ageatf or other persoiia..,,.' . tV2 St5 00 I?el estate aa-incufnlered U.i;? W ' li hiortatt bnnda.tt and 7 per cent interest pajalle m eiui-aBBually'... . ,.. . ..... . ........ 72 0"O OO IVhta rite th Company accurcd by Slortfltge. ...... 7.33 17 Bills reeeiv.l.le. amply ecu red and payable at ilaak inn sfo S3 . . Bills seceirai fe rremlvin atee. : 22.;l V2 All ether aeewrh'e. eil . , ö)hare'ockIlanlel&X.nTen KHCo art no M ee 4 do 200 V 300 do de rx do a) do 2 4) do 7:i d ! de 75 do rs'iSH) do ; ift 6) do 1.'." do Hl do . ft I.H do 4 de liV do d do A; Provideneo do eV rWatsT K W rcw-tcr de do New Albsny ta'eJt ds do Connecticut Bevrr ie do rhenix P cf IIa1fef do de Kxcluutre Kank dedo I'ar'sl .Vech sBHUrffde it Cun. R-ver do oo da do ilsrtfid do do dodo State do do do do City do do do do liuk of Hartford Co. do 15 T V) lU 14 0W I . 2S2 7.V ' 25 ww . II 4 IIIMK CO . äs" Kaele. Pririd-are. K. I. I.9aX WS do Üatik of America. New York W 800 do" or N Aaenet WW do to rBxi)ihs do 4 SO tf Sar-KKpat.rjT? do 7 do Proadnay Hank J. do rples do- e 4 do 'llAnjvtf' do' do SftO .MeXHi-nim J do Vi do N.' V; Life A Trait Co. do 1J 4 0 01 190 et 20 do do StslTvfd Pank. Conn. 1st A 24 insta tm-nu laid in do Cusa. Kiver Cuaapany 2,ore op i.2 to.. 7X1.27 3 '. The amount of lialilitie dae er ei doe to Baak or other ' creditors ao hiag. Ir9iil;sti4 kaa 4iu none. Lor-. n ested aad nut due. $115,513 22 L arsaidiust abd ia apte. wait:g f-r innlier proof, 81.257 30 a All Sther claim agaiiwt the Company aresiaU. such only a pri.t5 etc. Agent inetmcted to take no tis. over IW.fiOn. . , ,t i h' amount layered in amy cuy. or vitlstr. rfepa!s xj . the char. v:U-r. ra tterixl wl e- iMtrnevew of fcuildmga, thn width of a rew, tke .apply of w t. ce diuoa I the are departmeut. nd .tlicrdfcuistance. The hinoatit injured ia LWk. t tail da er ariee: te design te to limit toe.l'tW t-y y o"e are. te to 4 or lesa. ' The act of iocoriJiV i tH tu a tiled ia inly. IPS. . t i TIHis. A. ALKXANUhK.&ee'y. STATE F C0XNM:CTICCT ) 3i. lUrtfo.i. Jaa. Itx'IIaUTKO.P Cot TT. J ., TerAinalty appeared Tlieaw A. leiaader. Seerttary af tVe . .V-tua latur-i.ee Compaur. aad ma4e o:h tl.at tht inregoias .lAumeul ly hiui a'tuauriifd, to aeeotdiug to hi best tuowlcue and bli f. ' . , . . ilKSRY FOWLEB. Jue'Jte'of iXe Jeaee . r Am J1 thnthave property to lunurr. will pW.we iwopeetaad serateniae the prrerding rrliat le cxp' vi litis oM a d lg tried C -r I'tuius Fr osefulnes. recunty aad prvm t.tnde. it ha ever ivifl i first in tu line of trans-tioi ad eraairity ! . means will tutu t the attention v the i!HiTJu petlie to trtii theirc-ahdei.ee in i'.. The stat-ment is n prcparr J a? v one van conirct ii condit'on with ioci.1 anit .tate iasura,' .i: . . ...I l.i. v.,tni .ii t. .r .f th&t act i J en.ra' . VLiivvi 1 1 .v ut 'p:ui B..vv. -- i t tera .ot t e materially ft'.-cud ty the late det:Ua . ilit cla-e of suets . The uirrefe ot iucapitl tcK to t.V 0 CO. ta a le cask addi'iua t.. tb strenKtn of the corporation, and a peraaaa ia vestment lur the pi :"ge and security of it pel cis. The krers.-ity i-u l re. I becctus ol insuruaee are well xapüted ia the Tact tue com puny hc- aid ca.li lwsdurirg the" past ye ir. at i s Westera liraoi-h otlie a'oue. ia Cintiuaan. to tu su-i ef 42i6.j3 I, uo.'t I hieh hae bta paid cvaaider- " aMy in advauee ol t)ia time WJ)y kM h" ,uJt , liM iti..u. If all or any cf theo faeia are inducement to tfci . roatinuance .f its valoablc poironiipe. or I' incrceae. th-y a ill tin 4 iu agunt ever re y is attend to the desnaada of busineaa n beretiore. with prnm ptitulr, at a favorable rates and ter u eenntv to all pvrniit. jau-'3-lmd A. IULLOCK.gent . j;-.ja.:v ifrX2e ' THE PEOPLfc'.S GIFT KNTKKPKISE ASSOf'IATION. out or tire wavrr neon," 1 A BF.JiVritUL UXtlRJSVlrOr JUtti Jt SJIjSRB l.YlHEUltTH, FOR ONE DOLLAR J flPHE inlsrriber would inform the public that he as es tab- -Jl lishedagrnciea throughout the cuutrj. iv the disposal of the leaurul engrivuig known a "Uae ef L:c'a rPX Hour.' It iabeauaiu.ly exeenud on Meel. aad le wewtf al r ruminent place eitlü r iu p.rlor or drawing rooe. 1 he enainal paiavmr O f Lilly M. Spencer) t at presets in Mi . po.ecioa ot Air. Charles Mal. lh ai graving t teaty- , oae by twenty-evtn inches, re prese nting ayeuog aad. level womaa. Meouiii'C . t neaiin; u nr luukmr liiUe tilww euB) ceu in piecaiag nwoeis im . . . .a A 1 . . Ik t. i St. sk fk Skfl By issuing 0.)M eopU. the IrcriUl 5 enabled ta farnUIt theui a I. tue alwre prite. and t a tooipleting te sale to present to the member of the nssoci-Atita the fuileot VALLA ULK PKOPxiKIYi-. ,: 1 Farm in Cook ouaty, illiaoi. acte, with aöa t dwelliag house, lar. tio.es ary on I bones tud variety of truit tree, siiict Eod cultivation, valued ai v.tJCQ I Country residence, i leaeautTy eit.atcd I mile, irom St. Louis: the lioi:e i neatly aew audiinjy vraarueiited with iruit and l.aoe trees.... .... ... . ..... 4.uww 2 T. Gilbert K Co.' piaiics... .. . 5 Klegaat piauoi, rosewood case 5 Prince A; Co.' Uelodeon 5 Superb keyed aceoideoax... ....... .- .... . . . . .... ..........f... l.tAKi 114. GO im; 1 251 . 1 et parlor lur mure ........... 1 Settup rb parlor furniture .... '0 (ierfts fi i g 11 Watches ................ . ...... in Ladies' do do do .. ......... 19 do do do guard Chain 10 Cto' do do vest do 2U Sett Ladiei orn .merited I nceku in do do d ear ring . 2i Grot cluster pin - 2S Ladic tut Mosaic pic....... 5J Gents gold riogs with letting it iO do do pens with vases 20 Ladtr do do do do 2sa) Gold, peas .enameled oint Ht Genu lurkey morocco port-n-onaaies l'JO LaUiea -earl inlaid do 1 Ikiuble t arreled gun. siWer mounted I Set hunting tr pi ina-s I Avery's Crytl Ple sewing Machine f 0 Lalie fSrired Ik au) ratiu arasols 5(1 do silk umbrella 5o Genu oo do lis do walking e.nes 2 V Ladies fn. arious patterns in do sold thirot.lt.., 11 di. silver do - 3 tio auperb work boxes 3 Gents drwii( ca.es 1 Splnd.a pleasure carriage lf4i Popular library wora i.TiiO Fine steel plate ergravings of Clay do do do do of Weitster...... l vsn da Ia do do ol Calhoun 7UU 300 2i ia '. IV 25 V'O.i I ISO . -Vi-. ! . 75 : v.n XV : fsi ?. ; 7i5 . 5VI 1 II . 1. In raakinft the above selections, nothing Lasl ecn intlndcd, that t not Uiil.lv nretul aud derirat le. There ar nearly Ull V AUrALLK tilrT. among which, a n.ay be seen l y the above list. ia Bne farm, t dwelling house, several elecaat pianos, seuot parlor lurmt'ire, a beautiful cirrrn-. tine wld watches, chains. ea. pias, work'rtxixr. dressinc case, etc. . . All.oi:ers by letter (ist-pid). with th money enclosed, will meet itli prompt attentii b. The ra r"C f1 Bombered receipt. enVüiug the holder to a cl ai.ee m the property aod a vote t ward H e uiam.er ot its Oitril i-tioa. r..ril; 4 ly return Mail. Addrc orders to L. tt . A ' . . Fourih reet. St. Louu. Mo., wh.re the eipr P ' . on arrliraiion. or i.tUM.'ui" '- Fvaastill. itoL.Dfii:oii.nK.n t ( o.wmptioa, vs.. IIKVI.III AM BhAl'l V. ER0F. PANNING. I N w rk. o the cosnli.inity of Kvan.r He au.t ll"' wrr..in.iii g country, that, ho will r-mai another we k at the t ahn gt-.n l.otrl. te bo consulted f.ir relii-r lrm t.le followta; and ayalHg-.urjmp-Vlir'o.I'i'.i'g and roondnrsa of th- shiild-r. w ith flat chc-t aad weakue- of Im and v.ire. p.lp.tafoa .1 the l.-art un ,rrvou.uew. with tl.M.n.. I)t.r . tii.U- cIi.il aad Mi pucoa-. dna rvsJiiie. i th u-m !. Hb in.ngeetK-ti and pilea. d'atrhoea or c..iiii "tin ol the w lv. io hernia (r niptnjesot theboaetsi and urinary aud ut. rim lor ub) aeak-. lt.VM with liveorhv en-l weakn.tfo a d p.in in thi Wk:or(. with hin ch or Irokea batk. la-eral r rinl rurvat r. nd fl.o. now alrnoit niiivcr al infid'ous and pr.'es.v Je.oruuty and. invri'i:ty ot the hipi and houl.irr ot chil-'r au 'tonug ladje. (which last wast be axr ;J or they end ia spinal ti f'.rmiiy . ) . ... . I.idic and en l. men fiee invited f car a'' -miu-li; Pwdv-lraee. lto.lv- race lruM 1r r.c ,1'ilelr .re IM-. v c 'Gir l'o. Hiiiitha k l'r..p. Spliu Sp-ne AldoNieaal-hhoiiiaer-lr.ee; !ud. idut Centre!' la t.c Mioi l.i r,. ard hi Cciitio'ieUl A iaal l.ever. ly vl.i.h Ut:,n.J,tfi. . tiful and epptome adaptations .rrPctively iu ..i-jit ra, I4.ili nature, he nsuallv cure llir al vt maladies wuhoui ap. 1 earsiK hro hthc Irctf. orji.-lriiLt trj -ia ty the atJitt., jaii2l-tr

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