Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 7, Number 300, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 17 April 1855 — Page 2

D AI L Y-7 JÖ U E NAL. aTiI. SANDERS, EDITOR-

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION

DaUjJoranITprTear,.i 44 iyHhe week,...; Tri-WeeVly Jou rna, ir ar, . ... ..... Weekly Journal 4

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CITY OF EVAKSVILLE. J . . ... - -m ; - TUESDAY MORNING,::::::: APRIL 17.

.". American Interest Free Trade. - One of the cardinal points in the platform of the newly organized American party, as promulgated in New York, and Virginia, is 'the encouragement andYostering of American manufactures, and American productions of every description peculiar to our resources and necessary to our wants. That this is

now and ever has been the only correct, po

litic and independent doctrine, with regard to the domestic economy and prosperity of this country, is a proposition which for nearly a half century has remained tincontroverted,thoagh often attacked by its most powerful

--and ingeniua adversaries. The hUtory of those protective and salutary measures which hare from one period to another been adopted by our government, although perhaps in themseleves imperfect in their mechanical formation and practical bearings, furnish bundant proof and justification of th? entire soundness of the principle in which those measures had their origin. The protection of American industry, by ju Jicious restrictions . upon the productions of foreign competing nations, is a principle in our " government ds Indefeasible as the laws of -self defence or

self-preservation. Upon this principle de

ATVrUIi DISCOTEUY!

wi yv . vmrm m i nwwnTmwwaww- - - fi?7"The anti-American., orirans. here and

Whole Family 'Murdered A ' wan, wife, a7id elsewhere, in their zealtajrainst the Amerißve children the most horrible Murder on can party of Cincinnati and for the foreign Jlecort, ' s j t partyjof that city, have represented thlt the

Freaks of Ugtotnlnff. Lait Saturday evening just after dark, we were visited by a storm accompanied by sooe'ßharp lightning and .'startling clap3 of thunder. The ; residence -of 3Irv James Lauhlin, a large three, story1 brick, was struck Vy lightning which ran down the

(Tat the west side oTlrie house, and enter

ed at the ceiling of the first floor, making

seate

pros

standing in a back doer was eo benumbedjstable, provided with a warrant started down polls l;rpiiiciinaü.-, A .-fierce fiht ensued Uj'j",

by the shock as for a long time to be utterly unable to move a limb. 'Fortunately Dr. Morgan was right at hand, and quickly restored the parties by proper remedies. The lady experienced no after ill effects, but a severe headache, while the lad was teft in no worse condition. . The glass case covering a clock on .the mantel piece was shivered to atoms. The cornice over a window

was knocked down, and some other little damage done ty the unwelcome visitor.

-X.1ST OF J.ETTCU3

REMAINING in tli Fust. Office at Xvansvllle, Ind., Af.ril J5tL, J I ( ' TTPPeMiMi etJUnefor tRe tettftri will rlraseatf

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"Ad vernl, arul gite date or nt. I i f

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Yesterdav evening, - about darK, a report .-mcir-nau uermau, höh uruijj me tannu r . - a j r , , iJ 'imiftTP PAMtrv iV.t Ur.,m. tho ,M ä r t n f cn m n r h k t r tfo Adamoori James W f Kin; Jainei . 1 i

reacnea town iaai i wuujju kuiiüi. tv.... .JX.. AahbvTtionia 'Xcüt Kobcii ; .

i . . . . . r'.i - I. . u.. r.i.v 4..fi , - - . -- .1 . 1

were discovered buried under tne uoor 01 ine tvere.juereiy unn- .u iivuruj uj.q.jji.ij..iuay.uLL ' l

1. f!L-i..j 1 k..iV, I I ohr,,n IIia A i.i pn r n i) a hpipwprt. and "jert a ex mvwdjohi"

bTrdTtvho" are now7n jaU charged with Hie acled uponlhebeiler, that Uie Germans were r,ale, Elisha Lancaster John , m tt murder of Bovles. The awful news spread-ririr'' the gun as. a signal for the rallying of! JJnwmsjj Jaires j r j '' itttii Jl'j ilAh A

nTJi. rvpr town, anrl in half 'an hour or less' their countrymen for a conflict. . 0 ri "i,.-

small hole one side of the rod. A lady the Corner, with a jury and thirty or forty f Now the representations given orthis mat- Bnmet Joseph LoyerJter mrs HulJah

dat a piano in the back parlor rwasd citizen had started ler.tne place.' vejmY ier oy iue i. .rt.uu YM4?,.M; HoalPavW b

trated and mcment.rilv .tnnnJ' mediately Set about finding the truth of the;Iy without -fodnd-tftn.'L

, . - 1 1 t "r rT --7. .c yrrf-r ff-vnrtiT.TrrrrT irr a mnmpnr. npna. iMmtjuuu ljawieiT-joiiH .

J -, ' r, , ... . Tsiory, ana are niucuieu iu jir. auira noun - ------- 1 K , , - - .,. id it arneared as if a sheetof fire nf M nrf. , 3 t v i n-....l. ,;.,..k,n .t0 WOr. TdiupHnr st "urM.lnr,1I?rr'f .-.

. ,. . . . ' .lor wnai TiQiiowB. i ebttruay i v 1 u"!"i?j " " KiacKixtru tn uurv ioA 2 briirhtnes3 had Tolled ovpr fPr. ' A hn f,r?r,..Xf Wit. AT I' Tnofnri rnn. said tt) b' excluded fröm'the eleventh Ward KanuJler Chartas' 1 Mnofefni. Laura

tat) I n r A irn . I

vhom late

ATIieut Crop, A.c. ' The result of numerous inquiries we have made from different sections of this region, establishes the gratifying fact that the wheat prospects of thii part of the couutry, have rarely if ever been betttrthan they are now, at this stage of the season. . The last week's mild weather with the warm rains, havin" started vegetation of all kinds into new 'life, the wheat, crops appear ! to feel the goodly

effects araazingly. At the present time all

the canal to arrest the wife of II rift bard. ! between tbe natives on the one part and the Urown Nathan '

Ilona Jriiiiia3 , i

Z David

una

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1 I AVA . 1 MAin

where thev found the" woman and arrested t assembled all around. lbe Amencun party Collins miM Mary Ann

her. Mr. Lovelahd suggested to Mr. Wilson I was at length victorious in" the conflict, and

developments rendered it highly foreign born population ou tht other;which

nmhahlfl thnt she was an accomplice i the i lasted mere, than -halt ao Hour, weaoons Ol i

murder of Doyles. They proceeded to; Mr'. all descriptions being freely'used. Anlex-.rarterEUza J (lardiner's works, fire miles west of td'wn.j cited and wrathful crowd uf thousands was L-ate vmuir

that suspicions were entertained that ; the loud . proclamation -wa3 made . that the polls Hubbard's had murdered ä whole family last were open to all legal voters. Almost im-

fall. , - 1 : ... : i

is well in this particular. Oar accounts from

pends, not alone our - prosperity and sturdv abroaJso far as lais Stale 13 concerned,1 are

deveropemeut, but our actual and unqualified encouraging for good wheat crops, while all independence also. 'The only successful accounts unite ia saying that a much larg-

argument every arrayed against the system er quantity of wheat has been sown than of Detection waa the Inyenti.m of rtf.il nar. last season. - The weather of the last week

tizan demagogues,' that the effect of a pro- Uaa been b:ghly favorable to the farmering in

tective tanfr fostered one branch of Amen- treats, ine iruit in tnu region promises can industry, at the expenas of all tLe rest: wel' have not heard thus far the usual

. that the system of protection favored a few complaints, generclly made prematurely of

at the expense of the many; that it tended to aI1 the Peaches being killed, &,c, and

buildup a monied'aristocracy in the country trust there wi.I be no reason for each com

to be supported by the laboring poor. These plaints.. But the weather is so fickle, we arguments, though the base, pernicious and are never 6afe till the Summer has set in

timeserving inventions of a strong British earnestly

free trade interest, were nevertheless potent

in the handsof their Democratic (1) American agents, in appealing to the prejudices of the

laboring classes, and arousing a controling ' opposition from a source the most of all to be

benefited. The foreign population have gene

As Irish Letter fko.ii New York.

John O'Conner, late of Parsontown, Kind's

County, Ireland, addresses to tli3 London

limes tne loiiowing letter under date cf

March 5th:

rally sonemma? with the Democratic Dartv I 'n the name of God and humanitv I en

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..;nef !.. n.'!r. yuu iu use vuur powenui ana enuiian

IhnilfTh Offpn I" inn nmlarilaliioinn. .nl ln. , -

v.v....,, ..v. uc-i eraoie countrvmen irom dear od rrpland

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cepuve innuenccs, yet their natural instincts lhev are sutfennir all kinds of privations

.have ever tended to foster foreign industry in öere. thousands supported on public charity,

preference to American, by their united and ,u "! ""0" nouses, ana tue tner- ; L ' mometer 10 below zero; no werk and no

.. u.vrr .vu lu ruiuüii iu iiouie chance for anv. In th mMi nf ii,;-

industry. We are glad to see this principle tress J.200 hnded to-day and thousands are

of protection made a prominent feature of expected. Are the people mad that they

the American" platform. It will commend 'lu on death and destruction! The iir ti, u r e i- . i Americans are a liberal people; they do all itself to the approbatian of everv enli?tened .u a.-. ,, 3 . .

- . - - .- .. . . me cau, uui minions win not sustain tue

itucuiic iuau lumuunion. I noor fnre irnor fipro Srt.,,..h., Ja 11

"Webeedtobe moke Americanized." the wards are daily crowded with the poor.

tlF 1 .a a . . T If . l.. . I t TL

e apply tins maxim only in a commercial " wo ouierwise: ine emigrants

- sense, knowing that it tan,!, ..ImJttpJ U.ll ,anu ncre ine raie VW a week.

" . .. . , . , . J . 460,000 arrived last year, and there will

wnosB curiosity nasiea mem to examine the be more this year if not etoooed uv the- in.

subject, or whose interests have madehem terference of men in England. The scene! A. - - 1 t. ? "1 .l",,' '. "I k.f. la liAfl.t 'PL- . I. ' .1 Jl

iu icci uioob rumoujiy tue louy oi tne exis-1 cuik-icuuiuji. iub wurn in mc

in? laws and customs which rebate our wwerooms, eanais and lactone-, is suspend-

. , . . I -u, uic ii cuja lo lo nie misery i uiscrioe. commercial intercourse with foreign coun-1

tries. We believe that the day for sacrifi- fO We are glad to perceive by the.fol;

cing great domestic interests and the stifling lowing that the .Sag Nichts have achieved

of Home manufactures for mere paltry parti- at least one stupendous victory, and 1n the

zan ends, has gone by forever. The policy triumph honest merit has been rewarded.

which ha3 drained the country of its gold andjKurtz, of the Princeton Claron, says; f

received in exchange commodities to a creatl 1 Great and triumphant victory achieved by

- extent as easily produced here, or muchbet- ine hauke Vichts at this precinct on Mon

eiAanonc.A nUU lMti,fl, :. J,r.i ua le-"" I ne eieciiQ.i oi luo eci

, j t u nil I yayg uti tuuiuiucu iuilcs ui

.uOUCIi;uuei,CCUjr ,iUS4lulry uiauge. lueKnovv Nothings backed by four different old political organization which has ever candidates, for the office of supervisor of

fostered British free trade is, rapidly passing Jtoad. bound the jong!!! The enthusiasm

into history .before the advance of the"Amen

can Guards," whese policy is that America

shall support as. well as govern itself.

o in his favor was so great that he'could have

beaten twenty candidates just as easy.

All ltlslit !

We are gratified to mark an increase of our

Daily subscription list among the Germans.

Weh ave lost several German subscribers,

but have. gained handsomely amonr their

own countrymen. This proves that all the a S00 fie,d tor his professional labors.

mistatements of our position &c, made by

the Enquirer and Reform, have been una

ailing to affect us injury among the more

New Dentist. We understand that Dr.

J. Fleger,whohas an excellent reputation

as a Dentist, and recommendations frcm

high sources, is about to establish himself

in this 'city. lie will remove here in a cou

ple weeks. .We think he will find in this

..As soon: as Mr. Wilson heard this, he, in company with Mr. Loveland, went, loi-the house of Mr. Fisher, where thev ascertained

that some ttmein September last, this Jfab-i

bard family went to board with a family by the name of French, who then lived in the cabin since occupied by the Hubbards. This French family consisted of SEVEN persons,

the father, mother and five children. They

were a very poor family tnat had been living

n the neighborhood six or seven years, and

were well known by the neishbors. During

last summer, the old man French had raispd a small patch of corn and come garden stuff, the whole of which, together with the furni

ture, was not worth over fifty dollars. Some

time in October, Mr. Lewi?, a near neighbor,

went to the cabin of I rench to purchase his

corn, lie was met at tne lence in iront ot the cabin by the Hubbard, and was told, that.the night before, Mr. French's brother had. come along with'a,wa2oti, and had taken Mr. French's wholo family away with him,

and had, started for . Illjnoi?, and that they, had purchased all their ihinjrs including the

corn, garden and furniture. A day or two af

terwards, Mr. bteaines Usher went over to

enquire if the Prenrhg needed any a?istance and was met in the same way by the IJubbardf, and was told the same ftory. ', No, suipicions were, entertained at the time thit foul play had been used, and nothing occurred until after' the body of Boyles had been found and the Hubbard's were arrested. It then began to be thought these monsters hod murdered the whole, .family. On 'hearing these statements Mr. Wilson determined to go and search the premises. He then 'went 'own to Gardiner's work and

procured ä shovel and pick and tried to get

someone to go with him. No one, however, believed the story, and so no one volunteered' to go. While thry were talking Mr,

Thomas came, up and he and Mr. Wilaon

proceeded to Hubbard's and found the door

locked. They drew the staple with the pick,

nnd entered the house. They found the floor raised, and soma dirt removed. Mr.

Miles Morgan, constable, had been there a

short time previous searching, and had discovered a piece of skull bone and had gone

away. They then proceeded to dig away the

dirt and soon discovered the bo.'y of an infant, very much decayed. tThey immediately left

p.nd came uo to town and got the Coroner,

who summoned a Jury, consisting of Stenrnes

FUher, J, Lewis, D. Brooks, 1 VLovehnd,

M. W. Stober and Dr. J. W. J jliison, who

at once proceeded to the place which they

reached about seven o'clock last evening.

In the presence of a large company, they

proceeded to'cxamine the place where the

infant had been discovered, and horrible to

relate, found seven bo'Jies, consisting of the

ENTIRE FRENCH FAMILY! Thür skulls

were all Idun '' tuid th" les3 cf the ol 1 man

I rench and hit wire were broken, so that' they

could be doubled up mid forced into the iiole.

which- watt three or Jour jeet deep! 1 hey were laid in a heap, the Tfatcer and mother at the

bottom, and the children on the top. The

b.ibe was about fifteen months old, and the oldest child about fifteen years old. There

were three girls and two boys. The children

were murh decayed, but the parents wer

still Eound, ,rnd: were easily recogn.;7ed by

those who had know n them. . , There is , not t!ie least doubt but what the

ILilbards are guilty of this wholesale and

damning murder. It is almost too horrible for belief, but facts are as above stated, and the conc'usion is irres6tablel' The Hubbards

are all in jail. Mrs. Hubbard will be exam

ined to-diy. . There seems to have been no other motive ' than tbe obtaining what few

worldly goods this poor family possessed,

which were not worth over fifty dollars! ! I IVabash Guz.'

mediately thereupon the cannon in the pos

session of the Germans commenced thundering from the summit , cf the -hill directly. in the rear ' of the poll, and a great stlrwas observed among the Germans. - Tie Americans had no donbt but that it was a ral ying signal, and we do not see how any candid man of sense can prevail upon himself to suppose that the Germans at such a moment and in such a spot and under such circumtances, were celebrating the anniversary of Jtfftrson'a birthday! When in Cincinnati or Louisville or New York or Boston or Philadelphia ör Baltimore or any other city of the Union were the Germans ever before known even to pretend to celebrate with the firing of cannon the birthday of Thomas Jefferson! How came such a celebration to be thought of. for, the first time by the Cincin

nati Germans on the late election day and in the midst of events of so exciting a character! Lou. Jour. ' i . :

M-thenvNath ''' 1 -TWftrrls-Mileg-' . .' Mara 3" h (nnas r-t i Moore Walter J ' Mead M H Wcnanth Volney B "..Marshall J H . Miker Wm - .. .'"

ITH- I - V

Cleveland George - Mae !. Cnh R-rr ?tcFeelv Elila i Cah WilVinni" ' :r HfePf Per CurrteJH : I.; ' JlcKnUtnn- MartL Cauron Tiralhy , MeRedrich James ! Cart-r Gi '' MePalfister mrs Paulind rwjiffmr ' 7cClefth'arrf Jafne i furrv Patrick ' '' ' MHnree John" i iVch'ror. Cart J B A ' ? SlcKfcltt Jam4 ' ' " ' " - CmRhi 1 B N ' ' I Parr.Ul Michael Norton frah H ( CounaujLton Bernard Newman Carroll - ! ,f H-rD; j-NihUotaleai8iMaüldA PennisJJ , Norris David A . j rrtekfon Ptnart ' : Newman John N - HarwlnnW8ilabolla ' i - P ; Demoril Iaac . .. Preston mrs Jane .r . . Heacon Joba . . i--.i-.-t Park William Dervies Georie Piret mrs Harriet Derrles Geo C FUts James

Dervies lan(l' ' ' . '' R j budieis David , .-h Robiotrn James : , Democrat Karabook Georre

j- Kenublican '

Eakln meirsT& W A CyTtannell miss Betty Edwards KeT Joan :-! Beed John Klaia A V. . i. . Kiebardfcon John Mills

Klmerv Henry Rusdon l-olerl

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ASl) AFTKK VEDNE5DAY, LECFSIItER 6. 1854.

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' 12: n I Arri at ViBeraoe. IS:0O m tritfiiin . v5rirTrjtr8nir(m!'rr--tn:uupiri rI'If 'TrrIIant. 4:35 p ..Um, at ETaTÜU.3:i:.l. W r7Pea?t'JSlos at; Vfagne. J I ' leiteribVtV...-ronUietpatTerr Tlkut i.lk th Vrio( Train on tli Terre llauu and Kictmoud Koad at 7 A. 11.. arrir at Iaifiaaapotuat lO-.-W A. M.. la uats raiiMt ua I-or CiBjjusi.ty via. UWinttU5i ltl all:30 A. 11., arriTeatCi;iEtlt:Ajrjil.O JLJ tV.r CleTe'and. l'ituhitrch and U lntrmdiaff fonU tU. tTJefuätün i caff at IZTfr";-. ' ' '

tor Acnia. Dajtoa. Colninl.ni. ZanefTill aad Whelin via. Ia.li.tfka,' CntaX ff d'at ia3i..rriri at Calumbui alio P.M. ,il i. I Jl i i Ui I i ( For CIkicr. Lnraniport and Li fayett ly Lafaratt road at 12 UarriaC.c' atSiJor. Jl. UillM

For Loui,vUle.'w Alinacd JtSertonTir, V Jcffcraoaviller adaatti trains fof JlacUaia aad Fcrs. Ps.-cers will find it grtatlr U their adraau forafetT. peJ. fort and rrtaknry- cuaatwa. ttaa Oil rt duriug wiatr, iu rcfcrenc to Uk aaeartata m4 afua daagerota at rin B iajrlj .rpaaf araaniremeBU will t luade tili oifi. r Compnii If whlcli i annreri Itaiiar EaaTill -a l(nimrim( will arriv at Ciaciaaaif. CbXcac. Ct'lnubaa aad Lnnkll tana day.- ' - J Th attutkoa of m-rohaau tad other fcarinjr C4i U ihit from the Eaot. it calltd ta Uik ruuta- aa.tdluta cf tracrportatina, laprior t th riTf r. Udaliiprd fram Cisetaaati arrive at Kraosvill third dy. akioR th tim ia 'traaeita na loi(tr,ii4 aidiachaaiutlikvaBraJie. always lacnr ted vttkeB abirrinx ky ttntmtr. ' .- i J.J.DANIELS. Sap't. BraasriM. Je.'6.18S4 . 'I a ' fr der-tf i- . ...ii . J . U i i l i .

1 ' BüRLi5GT05, Vt., April 11. . ..Fyurtefn. incJics. of,snuw. , fell- here last fnghV and .this morning. --At .3 I. M. the thertnorneter stood at 35 above zero. : LocrpoKT, N. Y. April 11. , T!ie entire American tlcket.lias been elected here by an average majority of five hun-

intelligent foreigners. We intend to con- jettuce The

fjtrOur markets continue to be very poor

ly attended. None of the early vegetables

have ccme in yet except young onions and

meat market was never

worse since we have had a market hause

in which to sell the article.

tinue telling Germans plain truths just as we

have been doing, whenever the occasion may demand and if they can't bear to read

truth, but want to have their ears tickled fj-jrWe published last week the arrival of

with heartless flattery let them go to the the America and sone of the news brought

Enquirer and Reform. But above all things! by her. . To-day we give a continuation of

let thera recollect that the Journal trgs no the new3, although it U not of very great

man's patronage. Our paper is ampiy interest.

worth to every citezenthe price of subscrip

' The Wheat Crop. the Lawrenceburgh (Ia.) Independent press of Wednesday says that the cold in March has injured the wheat on llat clay land. In many -'fields the with

ered plants may bo scraped up in handfulls, The appearance of the wheat, however, has in. proved wi'hin a .few days an! the editor

thinks the crop will be as good as usual in

that part of Indiana. . '

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Twins Ise:ed a . Blessisg. Monsieur

X is a good Lusband, a kind father, a

L'ood citiien but he his one weakness. lie

believes ia the s iperetitiun about the number

thirteen. Nothing would tempt him to bit at

table, cue of that tatai number. He would,

on no account, begin any important business

un the thirteenth of the month, or start on

that dav upon a voyage. , He was the father

of twelve cliiiürep.. imagine Ins consterna

tion at the prospect of that number being changed to the fatal thirtheen! lie could not sleep 't caused him aiijiety night and

day. The thousht was torture to him. But

Heaven's blessing rests upon large families

and pur friend was relieved intime, by the

announcement that two sweet diasrhters claim

ed his love and care and that the luckless

number was changed into fourteen!

CTB.wwa

SPECIAL !tOTU;E.i

ATameetiag ef the tnemleri or the St. Panl' Choreh. on the ruoroinj or the 16th last., the follawiof genUemea wereeK-cted as Ventrj-mcu (or the nsu!n ytar: William II. Law. Gbobgk B. Wavkek. , Chauik Vikib, 7.. a. Cook.1. C. KH.l.tH. H. C. CiwATUMET, CitAKLK UABCOCiC, - -J. C.JaWaLL. , .- nPtTia baAaT. .. 'plT ' ' -' .. r, c. KELLER. See'y.

Kdwanls mrs Ann fl , EaslBe,Pter

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Katin Itenry

lr James "

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Flagler Charles

Fa rash Thndorei

Velstead William

Flower Ja.mei M -Freeman mis Jane

Green John Y J 1 -

Gurdicer J.ns L , "

Oilman Sophia ' Gibson Samutl

GerraJ E!ie Gates miss Dorthy 4 ,

Giles 1 horoan , , .

GouM Winst'm

Glceson Thrioas Given Kussel Gartin 8arah G'intnerClarr onU , . ,

Gibson uuiJins

11 '

ITavs John J

Holman John B , . ,

H.tffard EMd - - -

Harri Mavar

Howard Cvrm R " Hooker Jo'hh II, ' "

Howard in Harrey mrs Louisa ." Hart J C Ha.llev John .-

HollUtr DO.

IliUiard James

14 J

tllinffsworth Joseph B JenVlne uir Jones 'Jonathan Johnson rnrs ; : Jones Jotlmt

Jorvls Vm Johuson GeoTco W ;

Kimball Eduard

a Ftevenson Wm ? hi Kummers David L

Snider KP ".-' St"hens Josephns Stratton Jhn -I T: KeeWby John i F.inn mn Mary SlaiUield Wro, - ' ?teekr. Vissel . i Feantor Wm C B -i . Crhoflel4 Wm FhapleT mrs LO '

BiHiUMton iienrv IS

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enrj B ' 3

' KmtthJohn Kn.'.thJ K

Smith mis F.mma Fraith Koberi K . ... T ' Thompson John R , Turner.T W .... - -Thompso J Cowan .f Trenary Francis MTrenary Z Washburn Tubberridy John ' ' Thornton James Thayer Pnvl.l W Tbo'mas Elizabeth' ' Toinpon min Martha . V Vance CaptJ R ,

Vrnne John G 'Wilson 0 J ,::

WUon A . Wh f John Wright mrs Melinda Wilson M WlmherljrU J: WilllitDsEzekiAlF. Weltb Alexander "Web Mary ! ' V ood Josejha : : ' J Wood uirs Ellen M -BEX. STIXSON, P.

coopmis iooi8. itfTaF Hselnastl niannfsrtur. eonsinHn?' of Tmw nops

Hlr KnlTce. Asm. Afeei. Dnver. From. Jolnri

ui Planes, at i apl6 1 - BABC0C1C UEJ.

iVUDC AD HARVEST IMPLE3IE.TS

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T.r. nrioa. oviint laid a1ioie!nc the folllowin de!

iL rri-'i tr.e. w II take notice that on Tba'tday. the M'ih dur.f Vn. A D. läi. tbe Surveyor ot .VanJerburzh eoua

tv will rr.et'.i t ran th ltnej and ablish the eoraere of

thatt .4.ef tb N'. K. ' of section 23.owa . raart 1 la

the Vimennes Laud Dutrict.

aplti3ww

JACOB ilEITZ.

fCj'Squire Rowley3 new brick buildinga on Main street are growing up rapidly, and will be amonj the first of the large new business houses coroplct ctl this season.

03 The .wire crossing the river, on the Evansville and Henderson line, has been put up, and the line ia in working order, at least was the last we heard of it.

: CC Sir. Osborne Riellj, of the firm of Shanklin & ItielJy, arrided here from an Eastern business trip last Sunday. We thank him for newspaper favors. He has

tion. The telegraph news alone, received exclusively by tha Journal, is worth double -the price of newspaper subscription to every

citizen. We are haoov to receive new sub

-scriptions, however, and are glad to notice been makinZ Iar adJilio3 to their present

the Daily as well as the Weekly list, steadi

ly on the increase, as it proves our labors , are meeting with generdl approval,, and that

every week is extending the influence "of

. the old Journal. , . . . : ;

stock of good, and they will soon be open for the inspection ot customers.' .' ' ' ' ; . . ,

07 Among other dispatches, we publish

dispatches to-day which should have been

in yesterday's paper.

CThe storm last Saturdav evenm- pre- Lewis Howzs,

vented us from receiving dispatches Tor ye6rJötf! Bcktis

terday's Journal. .The telegraph is a very Babset Codt

good thing, but it can't compete with liht I Ika P. Gbahgeb

.ing useu wnen me latter takes the field for wu. Palmes . r:. fl ' 1 ..... ... .. I

Circuit Court. The Circuit Court commenced its April session here yesterday," Ncthing but organization was done during the day. :The following is the .

GRAND JURY: RirnARD Jehkiss Foreman.

Iat. Ltoxs,

I .:

EESOSt STI5S03 PllIL. IvEQEiEP. E. GoiBEBTs" j Vv.B.Goold '

a frolic.

'U- ii'ji'IV" J Mr Eta!. :-l

Tlie i:ilit View of It. The State Journal of last Friday thus speaks of the American ' Railroad article in

reference to the E. I. &. C. Straight L'ne Railroad. It copies Hon. O, II. Ömith's reply

with this.introductory: , r ', . . .

OCT From some cause the Railroad Journal has conceived a dislike to the Indianapo

lis, Cleveland and Evansville Straight Line Railroad, and its President O. II. Smith, Esq.

and has recently been exhibiting it in a

series cf nttacks. remarkable principally .for

malignity and mistakes, upon both. As our city is no little interested in the succes's'pf a line which will open tooa the South-western portion ot the State, hitherto a sort öf terra iiicognita'rictiin mincial resources and agricultural productions, but inaccessible, we give- below the refutation published by Mr. Smith 'cf sorne' of the charges preferred by the Journal. The assault upon bis, character needs no remark. A' long life of honorable exertion is the best ' answer to 'unsupported charges of dishonesty and deceit.. . .

KEW'ÄDVEUTISEIIESTS; HAIIDWAR12 NEW STOCK! CnÄS." S WELLS ia bow opening a large aad complete j aurmatf ldwaia, Cutler, etc.. etc.. eivihich be would invite an examination 1 merchant and trader irm the luterior of ludiara. lllinousnd Kentucky 'ntrallf. Is oNir that thev aiav iatVitr -thenieelvea that H rd-

f ware citk ke teld low in Evanaville a elewhere. a the rock

i ma le op ly iircct importaiiun from turopo ana Home Manufacture. The following euturrives' a fortioa ef hi lock la portion to arrive." t motl nuwen baad). vie Talle kuives;. .073. gross, every, siylc and pattern. -- Pocket knives; 500 doz.; supeiior assortment. Scvhes; l(X doz., grass and grain, superior qual iiy. .'. ::.'.,: ' " i Scythe snathe 75 dozn, comjvleie assortment. Cruttirs, grain; J5 doz., a.'orteJqnali;ies. forks, hay and m? nure; CO do"in, fruin common to tc&t polished. Hay ra:e -2J luzen, ''Blood's." branJ. Scythe tione; 23 bxs of gross each. Hoe-; 73 dozen, Mcel, planters, aud handled. Chain; 10 caks, trace and log. Uames, 23 dozen, root and steam bent. Shovel and spades; 40 duzen, Ames', Rowland's and iron. Files; .rOU doz.. entire an J complete assortment. Sieves and UÜJles; 23 dcz.. almost every nuinbcr. '- -' - Saws, mill and cut; -1 cases, cast and German steel. x Saw.-; 50 doz hand, rip, tenon, compass, wood, etc. ' s -! . . i .'s ....' Planes; 10 cases bench and mouMing. Locks and Latches; -13cas.es all descriptions. Butts. Greenwood's; 20 J doz. narrow, broad and shutter. . . . Screws, giml;t; 1300 gross, New England Screw Co's. " Axes; 1)0 bxs, ehoppin, broad and hand Hrass keules; 3 casks, all sizes. . ... - CotT-ie mills; 50 duz., various pitteins. Spoons; 11)0 gross, iron Dritania and German silver. ' : Tea kettles; 2 casks.'lighl'and sinooh." r Augers; 100 doz?u, assorted kiods and brands.

Strap hinget; ItfUU Jbs, bio W lacnes. ' Sad irons 1000 lbs, 4 to 0 lls.

Boustt Lasd Arpr.:cA5TS. The Cora missioner of Pension has decided that no person can be a beneficiary under the section of the act of March 8, 1855, wIiq- has not performed fourteen day's service at Vie scat of the war in which he shall claim to have served. - . .' ; ' .': .' ' . -; . 1

Jap.inned lin'war cl cases, very large assort menu w i A verr lane a.-ort meat of raiere. tteel her ar.Jcl

on. enrrv-eomfc. wool. cotton and horte eard; horf. dust

logandttee brastiei

Qeep (bear. Iiitcua detcrintioa. brace

carpenter' penoiU; cofflU.. if.'ctacle and ease; port mon-

naiei. nedle. itviit. : an i tun an vara, u bar., bturi'tni, tbiiuUe, etc.. ete.. . v.'.

logetDtrv.ua

wool. cotton and nor eara; norw. u-ei;,si-ra andaegef kiu aaJ gitahlct; tu. hiuiujr. cxucl aaJ auugie1 1 every and biu; hah Lwtk an J line; euaraal

chain mtnp' and etaia hj the ek 11 of whuh wi.l he eoU eae4tnglv luw l.r eaeker p.vve4 time par'. 7 -i ..... i. . CH1S. Sil W.LLS. at tie n-w Uirdva Sure. 2 door below Eraaeh Bank. Evanville, lad. apl7

FOR LAI-AVKTTE. ' . ' rRinB i. 1 canal boat, LKWIS HOWES. Capt, DoaU woor. will 1-ave lor Lafayette Wednesday. April 16th. aiea'tUck; P.M.' Foi Ireieht. TMo4 -appljr on board or to aplT-lt KlrABÜ UiLL. Xt't.'

!? cnET!T3 asoxtel.El'Tai.iutr.e,d. ,

70 e$

1 WOOD. , ...

CORES or Ahtroo4 for le at

niOK'S ramfiv irerr.

300O ap'.4

.. COAL.

BUSHELS of Coal for eale at 10 eeati per

babel delivered, at COOK'S Family Oroeery

I'LATFOIl!

XK aeoond-baad pair of Platform Scale for le at .

apit uuua'S ramuy ordaery.

E It 75 bLl S intrfine Floor, which we will eil at the aiar

ket rate. Rmentber we aend bome Sour and all other

fjod baoglitcf a, frtc! ap!4 . J. . K a. V1CK.EKX.

gKKD OATS.

-JJ 6f "T BUSHELS .Extra h? Oat. rce rer Caaal

mmww at ari. i;iMfik o rintitr mrj

cuicK I'm s.

0 I TV TD07 fat aad fine, tte'd dirert f'om the eonatry. at

COOK'S Family Urocery.

4 tm

ß aplt - COOK'S Family Grocery.

CBiriJ. ' rT T1a PIECES Mack Crare: " ."" " ' '' ""

pW 50 do bat do; ree'd thi day, and for ale by

, XouUville, Ky.

aplt

r . 1 , - - J AS ' 418"faiat

' . ÄEWFAMILY GROCERY.. . ! BY CAKSON & HAMILTON,- .. i . C0EXIR OF I.OCT3T 1SD SECOXD STREETS, ,, EVANSVILLE. IXD.

npiIE aaderi'.mied would repoetrlly iaferm 4beitttne JBL of Evan ville aad vicinity, that tby have now on baad and are eoaitaatly reeeivia;. fresti aap -line of tbeehoieett kind of Kavi'y Urocerie. euibracingeverythiag uaually kfpt

ia etatili.ameau or the kind. - - - We have mace uch arrangement for reeelvinc frceb appliee of table produce of all kiada from the Green River country and tL-iwhere a to enable n at 'all time to keep a full anjortmeBt of befreiheit artielct to bo fouad in ill market. All eood delivered free of charto any pat of the ettr. af9-lr . . r CARJON i HAMILTON.

DAYIOS A.D lM)UtA-ULIV.

COLUMBUS, Z AN ESVItLE,': ;

- WHEKL1NÜ. BALTIMORE, - J i - " f H1LADKLFHIA. WASHINGTON CITY, NEW YOKK, LTC4 VIA ,' INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY, a' coxxccTi! Llsrca KAarwaa!

Gnat Eastern and Western U. ti. Mail and

American Hxpres Lim!

sHOETCtT KOCTK TO D4TTOM BY 05 M1LK8, a KD OCBAI!

Of CR Olt IlilHUItv. TWO TRAIN'S DAILY (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.

J OKNI.Nti Lil'Ktsi leave at 4:40 A, Jl., eonaecta at il Kichmund with Eaton aad Hamilton, and Cincinnati.

Hamilton nnd Dayton Railroad for Cincinnati d.reet. arriviac

at IUJ0 A. Ji.: axrives at Dar ten at K':3". coancctint with all

traiai for Xrnia, Colnmbu. .aur.v Ue. Wheelin Baltimore. Waohiacton C.ty. i'hilaüeliliie. New Y ork and button, alw, with train for Sprtngfleld.- I' r bann, ltellefvniaia. Forest.

Clyda, Clevtuaa, xnai, aanduiky, ndo, tort tyae, Iroy. Pi.(ua. etc- Lrjkklat at ladiaaai-oli. Padengcr by thi train arrive at t'oluubu eight "TEkoara ink advance any tfiher rte from Iadlaaata.' n - - JIAILIKAIN leave iniiana.lu at 11 M.. on th arrival of all train from the Wet. N'onb and Soutii. arrive at Kick mood at 3 1. M.. at Cincinnati at 5M5 P. M .. arrirtngna lytea at a 1. Jd., t nLtcti dirtetly- wih trail torJiltaia, Columbal, pringtcld. Creitline. 1'itUlurgh. l luladelLia, ate., arriving at Colombu at S: 1 5 P. SI. '

ltinncrat inaiaaapoiiiaadonnper a uaynea - : 9 PITTS liL" KUH I'AiihNGtK leavion oa nuon train bava

one Loar to imp in Dayton, aad. make tb am conaectioa at

C'muiii tor fittsMinc as any otbrr train rroea laeiaaapolia.

I'aasvnipr ay tau rout g tarsuja te i;tactava aa HBMK lyany other. -t,- K:i,,r

llinouiy tuUIB Diiiiiinrt roDiocuoaiiii'ijxn, (Ylumtu Uase check d throoih. Pitubenrib aad Pbila-

"li-hia barrage re-chrrkd at Coluinl-u. , . , ' TUÜONLY yORNINOTJUlN KKOM iyDIAXAPOLIS TO DAY10X. OK COLl Mftrs VIA DAYTON.'

J- A Ji US. --'' t- -w

laiixroli to THtfvn.'.................V... ,;..;..V..M S 25

- t.oiniaüoi ...... ...i,,,. a w ZÄUNST! 1 9 ) ah e. Cinciotiiiti.,.. oaö v yt Creetlfne .t... ...... 5 XS i Piu.burxh.... ...... M Clev.laKd, viaClumt ui , 7 W Clde 7 t BeUcfeataino r;.... ......... 4 S5

. w J .. . V -

UUUBmJ ..... ...... a .....

.4 t.

EuBalo 11 U

" . rk. via Wceolias: and Laitunoie.. JO m .. ..,. Piü.lorfii....ji..'.u 20 0t V N.Y.,vla Clev'daa N . Y. E. R.Jl. 20 PO " N.T. vlaBuSalo X. Y. Ct. U. 20 Mi l-biladelpbia.'via Wfg Balt.Ä.....tl7 W

rtuabargn.. ........ i su

51)

BalMinore 1 ft

' irlfPsetirev-iskrull proenro ticket fever 'taa CtNTKAL KOAD, fur the snortcet and quickrat rout fca.t. . JAJIKs M. SMITH, Surrrlrtcn'-il. In "iana Cm tral tnd Dayton aad Wen'era KC W. Tr.eaSKC Q'Mit, Tiavtliox vM Terra Hanta. tnli2ttf

rtuabargn.. ........ i Washinrton City...... . ....... 17 : ", fort W aya. ....,...,.., 8 1 Wheelini; ....J...

MORH ADOtT IXFCTIOXS: kWn?Q to tha ere at vaeiteinent about the city' election. Xj" aad deep iatureet felt ia the I'r-.hibttery Law be all tbo ;ret rolitical artii w deem it bat oar duty to v. that al MUKUS & TII.fc.aTOM. baviac j it received a new Camera direct from New York, are now mlly tterared tVuka picture in the brat tle from a (mail tniaiatra to a large 1 size, Theyaroalae prepared with tha. tet lig't.t in the city fur eopyin. f'icturr. Thev ruaraut-a that no picture ah- II receive injury hieb may I left ia their baad lor tbo alovo purpose. '.--. t. N. II. Wbyii DofTttjper taJtiag picture, like a feat tittiac to a baadaom rail Abivt to be h.-id ly call in it at SL'MMERS ü TILKSTOX'S Gallery. ' Oa lUoia t., oppo Bvancb Book. xaL30 over tbo Marli Depot. en a :r ehhTat wholesale AKaTnKTAii rpiMIK aadermrned constantly keep on band a l-wwao-oort-1L ment of freli Water .llutur ad Jurr Cracker, and aLo ot äoda. Pilot and Navr Brea-I, bleb being naauaetaredl ytbe latest improved Machinery; fbey cab tt sOM at aa low a fric a in. any place ia the Wt, and are not oacelled in quality tyaay other mnaul.acsorj la tie Country. A largo tovaaliray on baad at my hop, a Water tret. Ttwea Sycamore aad Viae. mhtftf - J. SLVZICU. , " fj ABrSH Hominy; 41 boxe Cheeoel (. I, JLW 15 bote tear; ' X do Waoaroni. . j 1 boaeaVirtnaci 1: 60 do SlnPea;. . ( 10 bnh new Dried Peaches; 2 do Lemon, at tnaa - COOK'S Family Grooery.

1VO0D! WOOD!!

y 5

l"BTOOD can 1 bought tho lowest of any place la t lty If from Wm. Green' Wood-yard, ne-r tletoa' Foundry. Older caa be left at I. ii If. Ueimaan store on Vaia' tieet. Bib26 6a J j WK. KKKN : :.'LW SPRIX12 GOOD.",', THE nndcrairnod bave new in (tore b large portion of tbeir tck of .Spring tad Summer UooC ooniting in art of . bleached and Brown Sheeun aad, Jshiruag. blanaera Mni, TickirfS. Cottonadr aad CaatStaR Camlet Jcane, blue laimani Drillings, bleached aad tv Drilling. lrUa and Brown Linens, Ai-ron atrdlhirtit; Check, Tweeds Jtan. riimcres and Broad Cloth. Print. Oiagbam. Lawa ad M-.ilio(, black aad fancy Lustres, herrges. Caxbmere aad Muslin de Latnet. Lihca Ühicks and Summer CMmg. together with a largo aad well selected stock of Notion, foot. Shoe. Hiu. Clock, etc.. ete.. too numerous to mention, to,' all of whicn they meet respectfully Invito the at Wat ia of all

ea.i.npr.mi.to-tair.. -.tvM " .1,

310 RG AN.' KEEN PKESTÖS.

NOTICE. f tf ,

ÜTATKME.VT

OF mc Mcrtj Ai. Ek if Kr it Lin Ixsct AKCr Co., N ewabk. N.J., OK TUB FRST HAT OF JAUUART. 184.S. ,: OtbOO. 151

Ü.rket treet- Agency No. 11 Wall street, N. Y. xi m l-t ore

I . . . 1 . a , . J Palaace rtritstcment Jan.' 1. 1!5 1,771,003 1C

Premiums received doling tbo yoar.... tifi.1- 34 latere " . " " .... l-i.l7 3 . Total ijipti 'or 1854..... w...fy.7.H K : .i ' DISBUKSEMENTS. -Paid losses aar aid Janoarr 1. "'. ' ' ; im .. a.sw 1 loeof ü.o Tar1801. 1io.:kk policies surrendered.... 12.J81 99 ' " salarie. Use, restate, exchange, ete 2I..V 64 ' "

" eommiraioi t(T agtBU.. 31. T 21 rhvaieian' fües 2.508 "

-4

; 31W.2IO 46

rtnc .:......"....,. .:;...t2.i7o.245 ii Paid dividend durinctbo year 134.... i:.:vso 4 N'.ttbalaaee. January 1.1855 . 2.0J3.859 ii Lojae uapaid. awaiting proof of death, (17.UU ;. ;.' assets. " ' . . . ... , I Caäti on hand...... $ 50.203 45 . , Aany, N.'Y.. iz per cent. bond... 2i.(Ou . Troy. , - m4 ;, ... . ,2j.0OO , . . Brooklyn." . . . " . iO.OWJ . V.. ' Bon-iitod Mtrtca. en feaJötj' worth .

twice the amount .. .l.C2M5t 13 Real cUte ia Newark... . , 1 J.016 61 Pxeukium aote. drawing six per cent. interest 1.35 59 T.oanson Scrip :.!...... 6.951 tt I retnium. not and caab in cour of UansrcUon : t.VX CO

1 .

--v. m-. w iv tUH, . . u M . I T .. . r TftUlam'torditiJeod paid tomato.. Ä74.-1 13 JZ Totil am't of lac by deatlu l.lS.TSi 45 BihK3tdiw '

Z.0-3.S:3 47

AT X K vir IO FA 11 .fl i:itM

TJ-wrnni . I iniCfZ.-.Th'a nnderlraed ask tbaattcn-

tmaof KarraerthtssirertorfeiIitieS fortAVool CaiM-

lar. Thi etaMUhmnt ba two machin running day and aihty tearn eaabling It to tarn out work faster and cheap efthan any other imilar concert ia tM region, while tbe WA.b i. ll.it. A farmer my bring in wool for himself er

fl3ECEIVEDtrteanier Eclir.M" Orange. . J.. aP17 TEN'SEY & SOKENSON.

' . , IIOAXET IUDDOrfST XXO MITTS,

A N asRortmeatof Bonnet Ribbon aad JlitU, Parisern-'

X.- br'd, reo' tau cy anaror-s.i vy . ; apH - - - - "JAJIaS LOK'f CO? . , , . - '' :418Mairt it., LouisTiUj, Ky,

neighborhood to any ordinary amount, and only bave to wait a few honrs for it to be carded. Vy price are reasonable. The höhest warhet iic always pail for wool aecordicgto quality. I have an old and experienced Carder to work ny machine.

and promise satisfaction. jej-wti J. ji. üikim '

ruiocKiiii's. .

"TT

- nbl and bf-bbl Molasses; SObajrtprlmeT'i Cefeo.

10 bhd New Surarr 19 bag Peprer aad Sric. ia Store

n4 for tala at ljit at market raw ly d'eeil SA51U2L ORK.

"HTKRIFTED ra vay lot. ooraer f Oak aad Wacer reeta.

II a large empty fUttmat. oa taroay. stta Marcs, tox. 1 ho owner is hereby notihed to prove prorertv. pay cbarrea and remoraxbe lama witkia titeea d j from the dat of thir notice, or he will be apr raiad. broVen op aad remove according to law. , , mi.23tf , y.CUAKLCBAJtCOpK. Sritk5'-Wl'WtdCl.8pH ' f-MTv l I 25 d- - do Proofed Spike, at Tedneod rata by mb24 r , t , ORR. DALIELL t CO. IlvAI.TKI Ill'C KKTS. 50 do fancy aad plena jatreo'd lor at y - -mh2l 8. K. OTLBFirT A -CO.. Rvo. near Water.

TO XII h CITIZli. OP feOLTHKIl.V 1AD1AAA.' H II.VTl CRY A.D ILLI.OI8. fAS. D. SAUNDERS. Crvil Keginoor, kaviftg lake ashlar abode ia the city of Evansville. would ret pertf ally an -nounce to the citizen pt th outher portion of Iniaaa.a Keatticky ni Llinoi. that be la praparcl to furaiib Plaa; bpecificauon aad Estima e of work ef any escriptioa apLertainiogto bia Trofrioa. Tlx: tVatcr Work. Drainage of aad, EJulaavt. Turn pike ; Plank o othef.BMi; t laprovement of Kivcr for aavi;ttion parpo-J, ftel ' - TesttmoaiaUofaUityfrotnl.. B. Wilsoa.. El-. Chut Ea KineerofthaNew All any and Salem Railroad; Judge oahe.f KlooBiilgton Ind.: Georg O. Dunn of Bedford. lad. H.B. WiUon. C tv Eagiaeor.of Now Albany. Ind.. aad H. C: Voofe. Es., Chiel Engineer of the E.. I. aad C. Straight? Lino ailruad. can be seen on application, , ;inb28 1 i-p KrF.rpT nv ni AIS Arf.l.--'l r a, luonaekaOonee. , 1"' bWo IM .. . 10 boxe Lemons; fifttxt Clifet; ' 20 bbU Jlackeiel II HIbd r; l" drums '?: t .. . 2i btl W ilmingVa Tar; it fell Pov'd Shgir: swbblTnatiae: Also with veeivl reer to fntur ffnK u-w it: Jaaa 12tbj' ' on E lilNDBED DEMIJOUN.

Bth3t tf

TEN it! k bOCENION.

''TM

3'eaae Lawn, very neat aad htndtom tylcl drrsctimtrttia; j -i ... ., , .j I do ChaUies, direct jftrWii; . ..': . 3 do Ie Ctgc po do; '." ' ' ' '' - ' 10 do ' English tvT' Frt-.d'ire tapbrtatioa) Too tbUday aad for le Iy "l." mh2J J AS, I.OWCO. 4!Mhi et . lw.. Kv. .

WM. I.OEWFATIIAL VL 'tV..'

const. Of MAIS tit WATia TW.. ri'E0'.T a w steck fef keadd nwaabti rrwCwodr

j3 la. ai

price,

tnd Clotiiin,rlJLli,thy Ol.lox cash at tLHow.r

UrrU K run u.r..a. T i-r.r.

Eaqnira

OXH of tbe mon ileftsaiit off ee la the ZiZ riZl ,1 Family GMCory. Aatdor t r? ",r,.L'lV

at a i- ' Vi: 'Hi'U4" ww "j. . n 'ForVY.k." ,i ."" L-AKCE In.' bay lt" . m-A wcjUi4 Le V4iIaTi'ie aoi mi ioi xl tM i..J i-tj 4. r"u4.T I -A. L'aWKBVCE. fm ly horie. Enquire ot . ,, ,, r, Bl'l-dlr'--- . i .V i

JIUTilOrOHTA. .UOOTs. ,

lFTFVnttl of the atvov v j.

arW; tht r 'rVMri i rRSA.

OF. I J e

waere. apll

' Fr BUek. Pirrtst.

Lidh' liAitMi, öt)f.

Vi AkGE andeleevnt .rtmenUf bk., Lrtlnf EnrInA and Oiv Kid. Pia, aad .P.ntlupP4.belf and . ITA. Vr feat aad sido lacd G- iter, at a'l r lea aad.1 threo-ta'i IM"" " u tv lil.irws. jf llrKhik,

aittiooi-T '-"'"": i.r:." "i.:.

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