Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 8, Number 176, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 4 March 1856 — Page 2

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ADD. H. SANDERS, EDITOB.

CITY OF EVANSVILLE. TUESDAY MORyiNO,:::::::::::MAtlCH. 4

FOR PRESIDENT, MILLARD FILLMORE, OF KBW YORK. TOR VICE "PRESIDENT, ANDREW J. DONELSON, OF TSVNRS8IGK.

lent, suzeests the follow

ing proposition, as the most feasible plan for ; uniting tho American and Republican partics, in opposition to the old liners: ' Our plan ofco-operation would be this. Let the Republican party as such, in Indiana, adopt the Presidential ticket brought out by the Republican Convention of thelTth of June, placing the names of their candidates for President and Vice President at the head of the Electorial ticket voted by them. Let the America f arty as such, take the same course with regard to the nominees of the American Convention. The names of the Electors in both cases, being the same, and pledged to cast the Electorial vote of the State for the candidates of the party having polled the ertat- . " 'V , . . v. : . K,.

estnumberot votes Ol ms iwu. iuiw"w

readily ascertained by the returns, judges of

election noting on their tally papers me nemh(r of votes received bv the Presidefctial -Can

didates, resneehvelv. as also the numoer ot

A Proposition worth Considering. j " Fillmore for President. I The New Albany Tribune, in view of the ( -'e take the greatest pleasure in announcprobability that there will be three candidates ing to our readers-that the Convention in L e.Z, T.;.,f cat the follow- -Philadelphia .have agreed upon, and nominated

Millard Jnllmore for President. voneis, and ivhat he is, we all know, and Jump fee has been tried, andmt'fr been. found"&rk!ng. lie comes before us with the 'heritage 'of a Clay,

and a Webster and is the very man, in these

trying aha critical times, to preside overall parts of the Republic, with justice and equity

f ir all, ar.U with a firm hand to reform and re

dress any wrong that may be attempted in one

sjctiohöfthe country r.gainst another. A

Northern man in principle and training, and thoroughly irtbued in all the constitutional nrineiüles of the North, he yet, in his admin

istration of DUblic affairs, has known no

North, no S juth, no East, no West nothing but the country as a whole and he adniinisted the government for that whole in a way that party spirit could hardly cavil at, and which gave satisfaction to ninc4enths ef the people of the country. He himself has had no hand in securing this nomination. It may be said, perhaps, he left the country for a while,

so as to be lree Irom all suspicion 01 intern?

rence or connexion with this a

honorable ambition. The "tribute gi

Don't Like the Nominations! The nominations of the American Conven

tions are apparently producing a great deal of

distress amonz Old Line editors. In view of

their feelings, it was almost cruel in the American party to bring forward Fillmore and Donelson. If the Contention had only nomi-

t r 'Pmjani! a ni com votes cast for the Electors.

UAbCU uuu. uavT, iyJl tiro a .jvw, - . ,

Artneism would naT gone maa witn joy out . sent;ments as to Presidential prefer

as it is, its feelings ore most deeply wounded, ences; while, by uniting all the elements of optW. -hil fW Old T.infi nosition to the Dresent pro-slavery Adminis-

editors are seeking after something serious to Jration, we may be enab led L to restore freedom . . . r... . , " , to Kaasas, and secure the tnumpn ot true charge against Fillmore, they will recollect Ameri ' rinciDle9.

how they abused the Whig party for not nom- As 6tr State Convention will meet to noffiiInAtins him in Dlace of Scott. Thev then eu nate a State ticket, as well as Presidential

logized Fillmore handsomely, and. were highly Electors, before either of -he parties shall hive j. . . , tu .A brought out their candidates for President and indignant that so much personat worth and " t. for adontinra

political statesmanship, had been overlooked Comrnon electorial ticket for both parties would by the Whigs in their desire to secure atvaila- seem to be imperative, if we would hope to bility. We too thought this was wrong, srfcä saeceed in defeating Locofocoism in. Indiana."

after circumstances proved we were not mtioh The Cincinnati Columbian makes & me

Our Liverpool correspondent gives the rumor that the Derby and Gladstone parties ach held a secret meeting as to the course to be pursued respecting American difficulties. ... Derby, it is decided, will eipecC Patr.ierstdh to defend their honor from republican insult. The Gladstone party decided to endc-ivor to shun a rmturc with U. S.

Egypt:1 The grain crop will be shfc-rt'ftwhig to the lrwness of the Nile. India. Bombay dates to Jan. lOth arc r'e"cMyed. The SentaT troubles areover. The kingdom will be -cither sequestered or annexed. All is quiet in the nothern frontiers. Dost Mahomet is reported to resist the Fer-Tiiän-seiztirc'of Htm.

The Dutch have concluded an important treaty with Japan, obtaining privileges fitfhied England and the Unite l Statt.

IC vauaville, Louisville and lit nrtcrson Packet

The large, aew and wiftteairer K A IN B O W ,

therefore, is the spoRtaneous tribute of a coun

try 'to probity, qualification, and sound principle. Ar. T. Express1. FTJKTHEE BY THE AMERICA.. New York, Feb. 29.

The Baltic arrived ou1. at Liverpool on the

i3th.

The Wat t? is Recevied. It is enough to make the heart c-fevery true American leap

with ecstacy to see how the nomination of

Fillmore and Donelon is received by the American press. It is received everywhere

by the press as it is received by the people

izh obiect of here, and there is -perhaps scarcely an indf'ivöntj him 'dual in Louisvif.e wh5 cannot give you

7 ' Al . r I x iL.l

the names of Democrats that say the' can-

hot and will not vote against Fillmore and

Donelson. One gentleman mentioned to us

yesterday the frames of five Democrats of his

acquaintance who avow their determination to !

vote for i ilimore, another mentioned to us

three, and another two, and a friend of ours,

on ednesd iv morfcins. had the names ot

fifteen Fdlmore Democrats from his own im-

EVANSVILLE & CRAWFORDSVILLE

ClAl-I. WA1. R. HOWCROFT Muter, continue mnnirg ' regularW ia th-a"t,ov8 trane for bich he tu huilc. srimnjc and (departing Irom KvansTille lor Henderson and Loniville eery Wednvtdajr and Saturday, l-'or freight ox

pa5sa. naving excellent acrnmnroaron apftr rn csoara. The Rninbov eonnecta regularly vith the Cincinnati and f'Onisville packeta. the next day after Yeavinc Evansville. Passenjtera Irom EvansYtlle can procure through ticVeta if theydeaire mh3tf

Kcirlkr TJi-nnsvllle, I.oViisville and

iienaerson l'acltet.

THe. faat. splendid and aabataptja! steamer I

WM. GARVIN.

CA FT. S SULLIVAN. AInAter. iimn rnininrrMiillrlv In

the above rraoe. btng in complete trim, and offering e. err

eomfort to trareiers and accommodation to shippers. She

win leare r.vaiTiu everr j ne Bay ana rnday a'ternoons (or LooisTilte. For freight or raseace apply on board.

mh i tf fflESH OYSTERS can again be Mdas nannl at th-er-" ner. mh3 TEXNEY a SORENSON. k1HOICK OLD OLTU!faÖ. IVHISRV.- kili just

received.

mhs

TEN S KY SORRNSOM.

OOOFISH. SO dnrma lcr sale by

TRNNEY SOREVSOX.

MOI.4SSKS In barrels andTiair-bnrrelajvat tended, mhs TENNE V S6-E.ENS0N. iT C. SClS VB.-io fchds jnat ree'd as i f r ik byt. l uih3 8. E. G1LUERT c6.

-10 bbls iest teccired by S. S. OILBERT k CO.

T

lTrH. 15 bbls just receded by . nih3 S. E

RAILROAD, CIIAXJK OF TIlHli. ON and after Monday. Feb. IRth, until (nrtker malice Trin will run asfollosres Mail Paanftr Train leave EvansTill at 3 SO P. M.: arrives at Vineenntsat G:fO T. M , in time for paascnrers bonnd for Si. Lonia. or Central Illinois, to take Train on the Ohio and Mississippi Rail mid arrives at Terre-Iiante t 9:30P.M.: Indianapolis. 1:00 niht. conn eel ins direct witi tnLina' fiv fMnAinanti f!n1iitnl-u an d ClevelABil vift. laUna.

j polis and Cincinnati. Indiana Central and Indianapolis. Vitta-

onrrn ana uievelana Kauroin. Time from Evausville ta Cincinnati. 14 retir t'o io do to PitihhnTfh...... .... ....2 do. do d do "to New A'ork 4 do. ,. do., do. i- ,.to St. Louif II do. . Rotnrnin! lea es TcTre-Hante at 3:40 P. M.: after the arrival of train from Indianapolis arrives at Eransville at .1.1 P.M.

Passepgers by .this train esn come from Cincinnati. Madisos Louisvi.le. Col.imbus sjid St I.enis same day. WAXES: From Hvansville to Cincinnati t PC do do St. Louis , 7 IS do do Indianapolis. ................... ... C 1? ,sh o Tetre. Ilaute 4Q do do f'levi iand M do do Pittsburgh 14 71 -Ilsrvare.ebeeked to Indianajiiüis.

I- JaJy I'reiaht Trains leaxs Evansville and Trrro-IIaute at

7. M..-in k hick local paesccwawille ukea. , Trains ran by Indianapolis tiaie, which is eight miautet rastet than Erausvilie lino.. . , -r . tif For any inforrostion or through TickHp.Vfpry -at the Ticket Office, head of Locust street. Kvansvilfe. o. . . dec27 J..J. DANIETLS.-Snr't. . Emintrrr. Princeton Clar9a. Vineennei Uaietts and liendivon Patriot take ont other adv. and copy.

4R.m!i3

GILBERT CO.

4o bbtt just'teeeived and for sale Vv S. K. UlLBERT t CO.

. . . , i, .m4. i . . . . . j

ine passeRscrs op. ooara iiieaKeraj n;n . j;rjlÄ ,:,i,i d,;,ht r

seeing a Cöllias steamer on the 19th, when Ld he h Q dofabt of Wm ' abfc tQ fi,

three days out, fce&aing lor me ngusu v-iwa- the s,cet Xnd evefa wbfen thfc shefet Js full

nel. Her sigal was ai.siress. i ms is a u u.g . - . ton

mistaken as to thu nelicr of the thinj. AVe

have still the same high opinion of Fillmore.

So luve 'Cur Old Line cotempöraries, although tkey are now unsaying all they said before,

what similar recommendation as follows:

When the three parties have their catiaS

dates in the field, then we expect to witness a

sharp and active canvass. 1 he American par

ty in the South will nave to meet singie-uauu-J- . ... i .L. XT a I.

and OTOTinir that they wsre in 1852 either a a the "fierce Detuocracv and in the North

lvc ck rJf Vr.-wra ,t fft TäÄrtr mnef rnoia11 v th Rpf.liKI.Pfl ftnd Americans Will have to

meet the same enemy. If they unite upon

"v . . Un. sat f Electors in each of the States, near

And aomewhat later than 18o2, many an lyifrift ite every Isorthern State can be Old Line editor was delisrhtcd at the opportu- rrriifl ftfraYint tha Democratic party. If on

tSty Öf trulogiting Andrew Jackson Donelson

Iltf Was th6n "a chip of the old block," a man worthy to bear the name of Old Hickory, and

the favorite of Jackson himself. But Majfcr Donelson at an early day becam3 disgusted

with the miserably imbecilo administration of

Pierce. It was more than any man bearing the name of Andrew Jackson, and who had been intimately connected with the old hero,

could accept under the title of Democracy.

Maj. Donelson did just precisely what Jackson himself would undoubtedly have done had he

been alive he repudiated the Pierc3 Admin

istration. In thi3 connection, we make the following extract from a speech delivered by

Mr. Donelson at New York last J une

the other hand, the Americans and Republicans

run each an Electorial ticket of tneir own, ttie

result may be, and probably will be, an unpar

alleled Democratic triumph.

W an no ohiection to this policv. On the

contrary, we are inclined tobalieve Auch a pol

icy will bring about a unity between the par

ties, at the same time it will permit Amen

cans and Republicans to vote their own pecirliar opinions, and sustain their own men. We

must effect this unity among therspponents of

Old Lineism in some manner, and at prescTit

we see no better plan than that proposed.

Tne Court of Common Pleat. The Court of Common Tbas of Vanderburgh

county commenced its March term yesterday

Taper is plenty. Lou. Jour.

report and wants confirmation. If correct, it

is undoubtedly tne racinc.

The I'eace Congress is to assemoie nexi wees-, The fitMlD(, sThrderers. Wo Wr from

and until then prjspects of peace must remain Ciiptam FeIpS) that Worrell and BrufTare es:stationary. tremely anxious to rertain in the Saint Louis Some excitement exists '-relative Amen- ; , Ilnt;1 t!,i.An tA Wnrwn nnrv fnr tT

kan affairs, b it not much apprehension exists bei apprehensive of execution by Jüdxe

that war will ensue. An important Geoaie Lvnch Thev. nrree to waivij aU formal tern

upon the subject occurred rriuay nigrre. mittal. Each of them sent yesterday for a

-I ne marsets as juancueei .ctnttiri vau, . spirituai adviser, Worrell being visited by Ker,

Liverpool, I" b. 16. Mr. Schuvler, pastor of Christ's church, and

Richardson, S pence & Co. quote cotton ßruff by Rev. Mr. Reed, pastor of the Baptist

steady and prices unchanged, bales ei ö,uju church, vv e learn that tney advised therr pa

bales. tients to prepare lor im earlv death, as there

Brown & Shipley's Circular qfcotfs bread- was not the slightest fcc-pe of their escape.-

stuffs considerably declined estern Lanal Worrell appears coiiipletely cast down, and

flour 3oa3')S fed, Philadelphia ami üammore weeps most ef ttie time, iirutt, who is yotin

37a38s, Ohio 3a39s. er, appears nlcTö self-possessed, and converses

Wheat dull, but prices unchanged v ruc frefcly. They are both uncommonly fine look

wheat quoted at lis, red 10s. Lorn closed ing men, and among the last who would, from at 35s for white, yellow mixed is quoted at their appeaf ace, be suspected of such horrid

34s 6d. I work. S?. Louis Aews.

Breadstutls generally unchanged. Messrs. Biglands' Circular reports lard de

I". KMOFS 51 boses choice ;ernns iust ree'd peT Eclipee A at niM COK . SON. Cor. Main and Ktrstata.

KIIV. 10.(100 bushels for sale cheaper if the ton than Hay, and we all know there is moro aucritnet1n s ton

of Br in than in the same wn'rhtity f ,Ha. For sale at

mhs Ct'OK a SON'S. Cor. Main an- First sts.

JUiVOHIK". 2d0 botes ',, X Tinplate: 20 bnsqaareand 3 IUI) Plite Tin; ä casks Sheet Zinc: Block Tin and ao as

sortment of Copper Bottoms, jnst ree'd ani Tor sale by hl 8AMÜEL ORB.

ADAMS EXPltESS tO.HPAMY.

iiiiuii i luuil ILi a tili lh 1 1 si Ji

FJJJXltlllJi

"J KV USIJ-(Sweetand Kasy). Lm Airnea May. Oh. Carey me Home to Die: Money is a Hard thin to Borrow: My Mother's Smile; Mre Meet Affain; Belle Brandon; 7eanre Fa-trand Bright; Oentl Jenny Uray; Balulie; Wt lie. we hav Rained yon; Weare growing old together; Shells oT Otfein; Snd News from Home; Old Play Uround; The Grave of l'ne e True. Most of tt.eae sonits will be snne by the Opera Company to-niht and to morrow night. For sale at m hi a AM -h LISTER'S.

IXXHA Ol. IJOV'T J WA COPFKK -20p cA ea ld Government Jav Coffee, iust r.'O'd direct from

NEW ARRANGEMENT? 7SpHE ADAMS EXPRESS '0OMPA.V Y, Wpeetfolly hi 3- nounee to thefr xfrieneS. the -p-hhlie of KvftHayflie and Vjcinityj. that th-y (bars determined to oren an office ta ET'ansvnle 1 Me devoted exclusively to the transaction . the busifress of thtir jLtne. and have appointed .Mr. OFC, W. McBRIDh as their Aceat, who. from his past connection with tie buainesa, ia perfectly f miliar with all the raatee, end te details of their operation. This arrangement. ha

been made with the sole object of iaereasins; the laoiittLes iii the Express, and thereby increase its desirability ,to,$no pan lie to accomplish which the best efforts of nor fcsti.1 agent

win be eapeciauy nirectea , Apersonvhavioe basines .wjthenr eomrsov will pic Ml ealVcn Mr..eBride, at. ohr new broee on Ftrsl sireet.-be-

bweea.leousc aaa aiam. woo atone as antnorisea so not lor as from tnis date.

nnv2-dtf ALFRKP O A ITHKK. nperlntend.

New York per Railroad, at

mni

COOK & hON'S.

Corner of Main and First eta.

O T KE'!S 'hite Leal: WO lbs Bar Lead: 25 bars Shot, mm,P9 au'd, at COOK A SON'S. mSl Corner Main and First sts.

A LBS Prime Leaf Lard; 70 sacks e -perior brands

mhl

of Flour: lObds'h'c! Potatoes, inst ree'd at

Bb.lS.-3 r miiv ororery. Corner f Second and Oak streets.

f 6 HALF chests Gunpowder Tea; 5 do re.perlal do; S

St. r

do Vonne llrso

assorted Tea, (or sale by

do; S do extra Black do; 23 boxes

. CUOK so.x , Corner Main and First sts

COOK A SON'3.

DOZ Butler's Premium fnk.ai'd siie. at

" mbl

SI,F.ACIIKD rOTTO.-fO cases Bleached Cotton

m en hand and lor aala by JAM Ka LOW & CO. in hl 4H Main street. Louisville. Ky.

I.K('HKn DKILI.e. 10 ease Bleached Drills; 10

M.M cases uoSAct Jeana, reo'd this day ana torsmie rr

mhl

JAMES LOW II CO.

418 Mais street, Louisville, Ky.

Tri Wtjjrrsr.iiic mv remnrVs n close. I think 1 morning.

TOO will agree with me when I say that it was The State docket presents au array of causes

BO longer possible for an otd Jackson Democrat chiefly arising out of violations of the T rohibi

to act with Viercö and his inenus. ne coma . i

no ao wunou, w k . f moderate diraonsiorus euch men as Wise, in irginia; of Davis, in wv , Mississippi; Seward, in New York; Wilson, in a lafge proportion being claims m the Probat

Massachusetts; Douglas, in Illinois; and A ten- (JourU

ison, ia Missouri. These men are all acting as a unit, in support of the modern theory of State

rtghta, allowing that a State may nullify an Kq act of Congress, and go out of the Union

when she pleases. They may call themselves slavery or anti-slavery men. They h we a common purpose to accomplish at the expense of the old landmarks of patriotism as establish -

This Court has no jurisdiction over felonies or civil actions, where the amount in controvarsy exceeds one thousand dollars. For the KraDtville Journal. To the Elitor of the Journal-: There is now being circulated for signatures

d- by those who founded and who reformed a petition to the board of County Commissionur system. ers, praying them so to modify the original de"vVhen the American party sprang up, Don- sign of the County Court House about to be elsön saw there a placa for patriots, and he rebuilt, as to make room in tho dome or langallantly united himself to the new party, and tern, or such tower or cupola as they may sub-

has since been laboring in its ranks with that stitute for the former dome and lantern, for a ability and enthusiasm for which he is marked, town clock and a bell; which clock and bell 2föwt the Old Line press are bitter in their in- are to be put in it by tho City Council when

toctives, and dirty in their blackguardism of the Council shall deem it expedient.

this man. But they can no more injure him There are several reasons why the Board of

than they can lower Fillmore in the good Commissioners should not grant any such pe-

opinions of the people. I tition, some of the most prominent of which I

-r,;,, will barely mention

tiriuo imraorB nu uoneiauu iiuiiiiuhuu . . , , j ;t,i. !- : .;.u . a ci; First Such a thing cannot bo done without

It is a nomination that the merchants and me- materially and injuriously affecting the cngi

chanica of this metropolis will respond to with Dal architectural design which was a good

the greatest alacrity. A. 1. Express. one

' The express, fcrastmus ürooKs' paper, noisia Second Xor without incurring by the countlre names of Fillmore and Donehon at the ty y0 additional expense for clock towers head of its columas and commences battling aft(j belfries require to be made much more

manfully in their behalf. To;those wanting a massivo and strong than mere empty domes

New York paper, we would recommend tne and )anterns,

Express. We need not say it is edited with Third The Court House is a County buildability, and fully up with its cotempöraries in ng on County ground, whilst the clock and late news. It is American all over. The dou- wouid b0 City pröperty Such a partner-

ble weekly sheet is $2 per year; single weekly ship nid, I think, be hardly desirable.

only one dollar. Fourth It is bv no means certain that the

Bia Cable Arrived. The larza flit cable City Council will, for a long time to come, fur-

for tfcA Tiodiam Coal Mines, to suddIv the place nish the clock and bell if the County shall now

of the rope burned at the fire at the mine s last incur the necessary expense so to disfigure hor tall, arrived here yesterday, from England. little Court House as to make room for those

Thin rahla ia intended to be used in raisins articles

coal and rn. from a wheel in the emrine Fifth Even if the City Council are dispos

house to the top of the scaffolding above the ed to furnish the town with all that brass, 1 am shaft, thence down both boxes of the shaft to of opinion that those worthy men would do tbe bottom, lifting one car of coal while an much better to purchase with the same mol , 'i- t. ;.. . u-r. fl., nev. more or less, one eood fire engine, which

erupiy car aescenas. u if a vei jr ugojj u -

cable, of a kind not manufactured in this country- - OCrThe Washington (Daviess co.) Telegrph runs up the names of Fillmore and Donelson, and endorses their nomination with en thusi'asut. It my be relied upon during the campaign aa a spirited and" zealous advocate of American principles, and wo hope it will receivea liberal support as such. , 03& bill has passed both Houses of the Kentucky Legislature, prohibiting Billiard and Jenny Lind tables, and Ten Pin Allies. This law will create great consternation among the owners of these institutions, as there is an immense deal of capital invested in them.

ft7 The regular Turkish armv consists of

. i. on. r i " o j

cl.ned. i-r me mess po o. Hs 103,066 men. TLetsorpa of redrfs actually -1 ..J v n,l Raiof alar, norlinon lmr tnP. flft- 1 1 J

uu uwvunvus " w "w....- , a nar

.1 ;mr;nT T.i,rl nil is m.ntnil at "nuerarms amounts 10 vo,vcv

lunuu in iinj'i i '"o" v..

S.", 1S8.4. Tallow closed dull at 00s

Lon'pom. Feb. lo. OCT" 1 he JMre Department at ljouisviio is

Raring & Brothers'' Circular quotes sugar suspended on account of a difficulty with the

declined, with a dsll market, ureadtuins aiso city Council.

II' . 1 I. 1 J . I I "

lower, weisn par iren ami runs uu uuaiu

ship are quote -at 8 per ton. Tig ironis quo

ted at eSab'J

The steamer Hermann arrived at South

ampton on the morning of the 12ih.

The Arago sailed Irom Southampton on in

13th.

Tho Ericson arrive! at Southampton on the

14th

The Liverpool and Fhiladelphia steamer

will resume her trips next month.

Tin nh.ii!nval nf I mint Hnol ami All 1 J

... .... r . n . i H- As sprier or aammer maorcine e v'nio nnamtso

Iii Will delay tne Opening Ol Hie I eace OO- nr j. IIo3Tktikk's elebrted Stomach Bitters above all

iiarOrt irU-l n tsetrengcneningaa invig oTacinjf enec apon a oe-

iiii.i.iu ssbain I, iruiy nconisimis;. lis wisic hwud vu livor, its tende cy to drive all humors to the snrfoce, thereby

au T i -.I , I clvansing the system from all impnriti a, is what has gained he Prussian Embassy again appeared as r, t0 ßUtl! such an ellTtao,, pnution. inmach .i

hrilliant as ever I they are pleasant to the taste even as a beverage, and are in

IiOrd Clrenlon left London On th3 16th for bv Dmzzists and Hotels eenerallr.

died: On ftcndsv last. March 2d. of inflammation ef tha luna.

Mrs. EMILY SllARLAND. in her fiOth year.

Tho fri n ' e ttre family are requests I to a tend her 'uneral

this morning it 10 o'clock, from St. Paul's (Episcopal) C'ha'rch.

On SnactaV. March i&. at 6 o'clock P. M . at the residence

oT her hrother-in law, Thos. K. D. Lansley. M I BKLLli ail I 111" ri . j ii . V . 1 t .1 ..

gresstill probably the 21st inst.

now had arrived in raris.

SPECIAL, NÜTIÜEÖ.

For sale

Paris, and Count Buol and Ali Pacha .were

hourly expected.

The London Daily Advertiser s.rys Austria

and France both desire the admission ot I rus-

sia, but Lord Palmer.iton absolutely refused.

The Vienna correspondent of the London

Tim 2S asserts that trance and Austria have

an understanding on the 5th point, and Eng

land will be out voted in conference if she at

tempts to make sine gun tion of disarming the

Eastern coast of the clack sea.

France and Austria are likely to concur

WOOLSläV & SAWYEK, Agents.

nltAIVD FINALE.

Tnn last of tha Sari a of Hops, siren by the Eu

reka Dancing Clnh, will take place at their Hall, on

Tuesday evening. March 4th. Hacks in attendance

at the door. Hoars of recreation, from 7 to 11, P. M.

mh3 2t

ill

OF

mh3-tf

XO THE BUSIE-iS COJIMÜÄIT1

EVAjSVIi.IJE

Amoxo the most desiraMe mediums, through which to mako

your buainesa known in Southern Illinois, is the SOUTU-

ERX ILLIKOISAN.a paper of large dimensions aid ejtten-

with England as to the ncn fortification of the sive circulation, published hy ewam a so, as the sea-

Aland IsleS and Will insist On the admission most propitious for advertising has oommenced. the at-

f ; oil ,rt th RIapI- Rp.i! y.nt tentio. ef our Merest., who wish to eatend their trade ia

... . . 1 .. I fchfc i1irA,.inn. la inVitd 4a a eonsida ation of this tact.

neiiuer c ranue nur .vusu ui n n vuikiuci

razin of the Russian forts on the Circassian

coasts as demanded by the interests of Eu

rope,

The London I imes betrays an anxiety as to

England's success in the approaching Lon

eross.

Crimea. I he Allies have exploded the last

dock of Sebastopol fort

rucholshas manned rive English regiments

preparing to return

the i rench army received the news ot peace

wr.h much dissatisfaction.

On the 29th of January 6 boats attempted to

tfOTTO ADK. 50 eases Ripkas Cottnnades;?.1 eases

Vr New iork Jhlls Cottooades, reo'd

hy

mhl

this day and for sale

i.

-T U 1.' U T f or

vio uaia resb, ijouistut

W cKses new styles fanov Prftits per late ar

HlllI'TS.- chses new st'

JL rivit tee'd and lor sale by

mhl

anov Prrtits ner late I JAMES LOW A CO.

418 Siln street. Louisville, Ky.

CMPAKTS KIlMIll IVO Tit E.

The British Feriodicals.AND THE

Ii.

FARMER'S GUIDE: .... great reduction in the prick OT TBK LATTBI PUBLICATION. SCOTT i CO.. Now York, continue to publish the followf agleadlirg British Periodicals, Tit:

TUE LOXDON CjUARTERLT (ConserYaUre). 2. THE ETINBJROH REVIEW (Whig). s. THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW Fre Chuwh)'. TUE WESTMINSTER REVIEW (Liberal?. TILACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAOAZlV'ST.Torry. Therreat end Imnortant evefits Reliffiona. Toiftles.! auk

Jaiili'a'ry now as,itutfns; fhe.'hKiionsof the Old World, rive lo

inese puoiicauons an interval ,sBa vaiue uiey never oeiore posseised. 'i'bey oceopy a milder sronnd betwem the hastily written news items, erude speculations, and flying rumors of the newspaper, and the ponderona Tome of the histsrian, written long after the living interest in the fsets he record shall have passed away. The progress of the War ia the Bait occupies a large space in their paxes. Every movement is closely criticised, whether of friend or foe. and all shorteomipgs fearlessly pointed oat. The letters Irom the Ckimsa .and from the Baltic in Blackwood's Waepitoe, from two of its most popular contributors, a-'ive, a more intelligible and reliable aeeonnt ef the mnvemena oft.e treat belieerenta

'than ean elsewri-re be fouS-tf. r i

Thse Periodicals aWy sepreecnt the three treat political partiee of Great Britain V his. Tory and Radical -but politira form only one feature of their character. As Organs of th moit profound writers on Soienee. Literature, a'oralitr and Religion, they stand, as they ever have stood, unrivalled in the world of letters, being eonsidered indispensable to tha scholar and the professional man. while to the intelligent reader of every clas they furnish a more eorreot and satisfactory

reonrutotlte eurreut literature 01 tne nay, turougnout lie

TlVPin in T.n.n, Inil i.nni.d a! m IhbrMt I 111.

B late firm of Slorgan. Keen A Preston. 1 have this day 1 world, than can be possibly obtained from any otheraource.

formed a eooartnershi d with mv brosher. Wm. W. Morgan.

ander the name and tyle of J. H . A W. W. iloBOAN. for the

purpoae of transacting a general wnoicsai business in noots and Shoes.. Hau. taps, eto. J. H. ÜOTtUAN.

i.vnsvule. i-eo. -fi, '.

WE have rented the new Brick Bnildinc on First street.

two doors below Messrs. Bement & Viele's and in a few days will be receiving our Soring Stock., We would respectfully

invite all our old fr-.ends and custom rs. and the trade generally, to call and see ns. as we shall be rrepsred to otter there

great iadncemmts, bth in the quality of our Goods and in pur

Erl ces. n e wilt oner oar gooos to an eaan anu prompt time uyers as Iowas any other house in tha West, and we solieit

the patronage of aU such eustnns.

J. H. & W. W. MORGAN.

Sl'PItlOU TEAS In the Original Hall Chcsl, B0XES Or" 6 ASD 12 POUNDS, AND IN Mctalio Packages of X. . 1, 2 and 4 Pounds, ran ALK it JliNKtNS & CO., (original Inventors of the Metalio Ten Pack.) WdOLUSALE DEALERS IN TEAS ONLY, N. W. Cur. of Markot and Ninth sU. IMiiladelpbia, Pa. rSlEAS in Meulle Packs put up in Half Chests, cpntaing a JL variety of cfh Black and Green, to suit buyers. Printed List o( Terms, i;o.. furnished by mail to all who order them. All Teas warranted to pleas, or he sale, fine and the same nrioe and terms lo aU. and Ohe Only.

Half Clients of Black contain about 33 pounds, and of

Oreen, about 50 pounds each. ieb29-lw

FLOUR at reduced

IIKADKS.

T1RST OII1I.ITV of Blairiville

J rricss. deo24 THOS

WOOD CO W EX I UN T ARRASiGRMKNT. Pehsoss DKSiRixn Wood ca n strpni.iitr iit i.eavix

TI1K1H ORPKlr JB. K. t MRKI.XK It tiKOCEKY STORK, 0

Main stbekt. 'el.2-.-tf Boris EECKaR.

Jl'ST HF.ClilVED.

rsiHB London Illustrated News, withsplendidlllustrations

JL and Portrai's ot the urtmean uommantiers. an I neanuful Snplimental Map ol the Crimea and its Fortifications. ALSO London Illustrated Times with supplemental aeeount and illi atrations of theo-reat Kinzeler Murder 1

A LSO Wavcrly Magazine for March, a d Leslie's New

Tork Journal TorMarch.at SAM'L LISTKR'S fet23 Book Store.

I-.AKAj l.Uri tTj . Lb The reelTt f AnvAc Sbf.it from V'e BritrlT"'iisiiV ers gives additional value to. these Tleprin., especially during the,Treseht ek -Itipg state of &iropean 'atfairs. inasmnch aa -they can nnwt be i-laejed in the hands uf anbscribersahout as "sot n as tbe original editions. - tEIlks Per an. For any one of the four reviews ....is 00 For any two ot the four Reviewa.. (X Foraly three ef tbe four Reviews 7 CO For all tour of the Reviewa OO For Rlackwood'a Magaaino SCO

For Blackwood and three Reviews W For Blackwood and the four Reviewa 10 00 nra-Pnvmcnts to be made in all eases in ad ranee. Money

eurreut in the State where issued will be received at par.

Cl.l'BBINO. A dicinn. of twenty-fire per cent, from the above price

will be allowed to Oluba ordering four er more copies ef aar one or more of the above works. Thor; four eopies of Black wood orof one Review, .will be sent renne addre.s for f9;

lour copies of the four Reviews ana uiactwoea lor ju ana

so on.

, rusr.tiiK. In all thepr'nc'r-al eitles and towns, these workswill be de

livered. FREE OF POSTAGE, When sent by mall, th jposTAOB to any part of the United States will be but Twr.K-tV-souk Cents a year for "Blackwood," and but Focht;

IjENia a year lor eaen vi mtibwi.

THE FAilMEU'S GUIDE

TO SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE.

By HtENKT 'T;ptigi!S..1F. R,: 8., of Edinburgh,, .apd, tp

late J. r. mirtos', Kr'essor or scientine Agriculture, in Yale College, Rev Baven, 2 vols. Royal Octavo. 1610 putt, and numerous Wood and Steel Engravings. . ' This is. professedly, the most eimplete work on Agriculr

fire ever published, and in order to give it a wider circular tion tbe publishers have resolved to reduce the prick te

FI VB DOLLARS FOR TH K TWO T0LCM KSI! When sent by mail 'post raid) to CiliW.raia. and Oregon

the prioe will be 7. To every tter part of th Union and o Canada (post paid). $6. JT This work is not th eld

Boo a oitnerarm," , r...l -t . RfnittflncA for anv of the abov publications should al

wave be addressed, post paid, to the Publishers.

feb20 No. 54 Gold Street, Nw York.

-ft jf 4 BALFS Gunny Bags, very large aize and extra

JL w. ' heavy, iust lauding ana tor sxle by ftbiS J. H. MAGHEB & CO

SKI.I.I.VG OFF AT COST. Mr. A. Lobkxstisk is new offering his fine lot ef Winter

Clothing at cost to make room for Spring Hoods. Those wanting anything in his line, had better eallsoon, as he ia determined to give bargains. See advertisement. febtr-lm

-Du. Hostrtter's celtbrated Stomach Bitters lOO.OW) sold in one year nothing in tlte medical market for the p-ast fifty years has ever equaled; nor can an article be produced to equ.il this greai anti-dyspeptic. One wineglass taken three timi'fl seh dfcv hefore meats will be a sure cure tor DvSDCDsia;

Surprise the north Side but Were repulsed by "ill remove all fltalecy ot heaviness Irom the stomach. . ' i keep you free from eostiveness. assist digestion, give a good

appetite, hb intiiart a ncait ny tone to ine 1111 ..vui, ..v

person sancring irom debility of any kind snouia iau to try

the French

The peace news caused srreat excitement in

the Russian army and preparations are being

made for an attack. Gen. Dantoraprcs division were discontinued. Vienna letters state that the negotiations re lative to the principalities ar still uncertain Austria and France differing from England as to probable according representative institutions. It is said the point will be preserved for set tlement at Paris, after the peace treaty has been signed.

lhis great an tedote.

Druggists.

Try them.

Forsale by allths prineipa

jsau

MDEPEXDliSCK COUNCIL. SO. 2, Meets at r o'elovk P. M., at their Hall on Water street, over the Telegraph Otfice. on the first and third Saturdays of each

month.

ott25d6a

SACit FOU SALE. "I n nfs(l 2H bushel Oseuborgh Sacks for ale at City

jLv.uuu Mills. Flour auliiug st i"W,v lo

mb4 d

I. N. RO.S4. Agent.

NOTICE.

rllO ill persons having any Sacks belonging to Citv Mills

at Evansvilie. will plea e retdrn them to the Mill, or

... TU- D..,.: 1,-v.a ..J . e .agents wneretnej got mem, immediately or.naong.n.y

ASIA. t lie Jtunsiiiiia uai b tintwrai yi t ui i w ill save expenses. mh4-w t. .RUNS, Agent. Turkish Armenia and retired to Erivan. ftroiR.-itohhd-. prim n örats juet ree'd end for Rmirn. A dflhate Oflr.nrred in the House tout frEstON BROS.

is just now ot prime necessity, wnusi me orass cf Commons on the 15th. Koebuck called the ! offke -30obag , rime Rio Coffee in store and fersaie

- ,t;l0 aC Invnetr irlthnn ' .u : f toitK .l..inna m-ifK V 0,1,1 r It e..t I v -

UUUUUa SIC U1C1C O. I 11- Wl J ) .1 .vuwuv cblliGllllUll VI til? UVUüt AJ tilt? ItlDWUUO 1LU

which many much larger cities go on their Way

rejoicing.

Sixth and lastly Judging from some eSpe-

the United States and moved the production

of the correspondence. He asked first for a specific ans er to the question wb.it instructions were given to Mr. Crampton? Next for on

11 OUfStiS. 600 bbls and 150 kf-btlajuat ree'd from

If Ja. plantation and lor sale by

PRET N BROS

fcj II. MOLAfeSKS. 2.1 bbls end 2S hf-bUs St. James

Ky Kennery in store and for sale by

rience and observation, I will venture the pre- exoression of opinion on the part of the House

diction, that there will always be both brass that they were no parties to the violation of and noise enough about that Court House, 1 the laws of the U. S. without the addition of a big bell or a town j Mr. Hatfield seconded the motion, clock. Yours, Lord Palmerston defended the Government, XO MATTER WHO. stating that the correspondence would beprovided as soon as ihe last dispatch to the AmerThe Clergy ox Dascisg. It appears thtt icari Government was answered. Palmerston some of the clergy in Booneboro', Md., have thn uttered a fierce invective against Koebuck, set their faces against dancing and dancers. styling him the mouth-p ece of the calumnies

Ihc "Old 1-ellow," of that town, says, that a briefwkhJ the enemj He 'deprecated war few Sundays ago, a clergyman informed all his yh America, and was persuaded that the incongrcgation who had engaged in dancing, that terest of both countries was inseparably bound they could consider themselves dismissed from UP withJ1;e continuance of friendly relations.

PRESVOX BROS.

PRKäTON BROS.

AISIIV3. 50 bei es newM.R. Raisins re3'4 and fot

M V sale by mh4

CRKRKL. 2äkit prime No. I.Mackerel ree-d and

H M. f ur SAle by mat ri.es ruA nttu

ffJECElVED per steamer Rainbow 30 boie asa'd To-

Aw. oaeoo; ou uo atar lot-acco toraaie oy

mhl

I. dl D. HEIM AN If .

ECEIVLD-2j0irois N.Y.

Asa.

mh4

Paper Matches 'or sale by

1. ox u.

UEIMAMN.

TTOOD.-Split Hickory Wood constantly on hand for

eft Silent at. f- raeu; urcery,

OA C AH BS Prime Kip Boots; In do do Cnlined Brosens, w 10 do Citlf 3ootees: 10 do Got Bootees, iust open

ing and for sale by ftbH J. H. MAGHEB At CO.

rLf WHEAT Sacks, prime quality in store and

r 0 r v xr to

feb29

for sale low by

COIHOltATIH 1VOTICK.

kliriERKD that th. owners of Lota Nds. .1. 1. 3

II MoGary's Edlargemehl. cauäe a Plank Sidewalk tobe

3: H. MAOHEK CO

. 1. 3 end 4. in

laid down, eitending from Civialöa street alen Water to Pine streets, witl.in ten dars ftr tile .pdblloatldii f thl

notl.-eiaud t default thereof, th MartHal Is directed to ebr-

forra said service, arid the uoatk and e Peases of the rto will

be assessed to and collected by sale of aaid Lots or so much

theredi a will sstUfy said lien and cost . Bj order ef tbe

Common Council. feb27-3t WELL. H.WALKER. Clerk COItIOKA'jriO NOTICE.

ORDERED, thai the owner or owners of Lou Not. I and 24 ia block 5. Eastern Enlargement, cause a Plank Sidewalk to be laid d)wn along the sides el said b-u on Third

street, entendibe: from Gum to Mulberry streets, within ten

d.vs after the oubiicatiou of this orner: and in default there

of, the Marshal is directed i ) perform ssid work and the costs and expenses accruing thereby will be assess'. 11 tb and eiilleeted bysale of said Iota or so much thereof is will satisfy said

lien an a eostd. By order oi tne uornmon ununcu. feb27-3t WELL. U.WALKER; Clerk.

COUPOIIATION NOTICES

DERED. that the owners ef Lots No. 1W. D. E.,

and

Enlargement, cause a Plank Sidewalk to be laid down along

the fronts of said lots trnnting the eastside of Walnut street and extending along said Walnut street, front the Market

space on Fourth street to Eighth street. (atd sidewalk not to be less than three feet in width), within tea dars after th publication of this order; and in default thereof tha Marshal is directed to perform said work, and the cost and ekpense

accruing therobr will be assessed to and oellected bysale of

3U lotsnr so much thereof as win satisfy lata lien anu cost. By order of the Common Couneil. feb27-3s WELL H.WALKER, Clefk.

sil'NnRIK. 36 dot cans "Dnikies" baking powder a

3 sorted siics; 12 dos Ry Mustard cans: 90 papers gfou.d

'Dnikies' itard H eai

alfee fresh and good; 400 do assorted sseks lor sale by leb27 J. W. S. VICKERT.

15700 AD BUTTKR. WO d s fresh Egg; 50 pounds

JL4 choic lubie uutter, in store ann tor sue i.y leb27 J. W. tt S. V1CKERV. IARO.-l.MO Ks prime Leaf Lard for aal hy th barrel, J keg, jar or tingle pound, at ieb27 t W. 4 8. VICKERY'S.

Hominy and fresh Corn Mel, just ree'd and for fel2 T. BACON A CO 8' Family Oreoery.

COTTON TWIN If for Carpet warn, and Wrapping Twine forsale by 8. B. 3ILBERT A CO..

CHOICE sale at

CtHOTCE fresh Lard and small White Bean for sal at J feb2 T. BACOS A CO.') family Groeery. IKKfl choic Peach Bntter forsale at feb2S T. BACON A CO. '3 Family Grocery.

O ASPIMKRK 1 Cats black Casslmer reed. tM day

V and for sale by

feo2t

JAMES LOW A Co..

418 Vain 8treet. Louisville Ky.

CMI AVATS 100 dos gros da Rhine Cravat ree'd t hi J day and Tor sale by JAMES LOW A Co.. fe'fri . 418 Mala JStnct. Louisville. Ky. AHE VotT 1 SITK It J2STE D AS lei pect U start Eist the first ef the ominjt biottti persons knowing themselves in debted t me will please

tme forward and giv m a little "material aid" and oblige1

truly renza. oa ji-i csioiuii.

iJ! DRlH8 RECEIVED BT T. HEADEN. Main treet.C9 icolh. fresh Roll Batur: 20 sets 8x10 Window Ssh: " leaf Lard: 10 xl . Mbnshels dried Apples: 10 10x12 " " ä dos sup. (country made) Broome; 1 box Mnsterd? 4" Hemp and Cotton Red Cords: 1 nest Wash Tnl r 1 " box spoon Salts: 1 bag wrapping Twine. yyOooda delivered to purehaaers. lei 37 " . PA I TING I PAINTIN!! GE0UÖE 0. WALKER & C0.r OBXAMKXATAL ASD IOS PAi.Tlr

LL orders will be attended to with pua:'allty and dispatch. Otfice VendaUu' Rdw. Via street, bet-soo

Second and third streets. feb2ii-tf

IVO. 1 COTTO B VTTWtJ A eleven cent ky th

1 qi

quantity, for aal by

feb2t

. E. QILBKRT A Co..

Sye. near Water.

VKI.TI. - w Bate1

V for

teb22

r sale by

Welting ree'd this day aad'

JAMES LOW ft CO.. 41fl Mala street. Louisville, Ky:

feCIX DRIES '40 eartobns Shirt Buttuas; X) 6i Btrlin" KZ9 Oloves ree'd this day and tor sale bv . febM JAs. LOW A CO., 418 Main it.. Loa., Ky.

B I.K ACH KI) ;OTlo'. IM)efs al t hu day and for salb by . . J A M BS

teb22

akt'd qualities re'i S LOW A CO.,

41 Mala street. I.enivil!. Ky. -

Hats, cats aM btraH uvou AT WHOLESALE. O. 33a CaxxiJZ c&? Co. 123 Main street, betw. Third and J- ourth its,, Cinria'ti. O. MANUFACTURERS aad dealers all kinds of Fashion able Silk and Beaver Hau, Fashionable Cloth. Cassini, re and Olaae Caps: Men's and Bor s Wool Hat of all kinds; Men sand Boys' Soft Caoimere. all ahape and colors: Panama, Maracairo, Curracoa and Grenada Hat; Pedal. Rntland. Canton and Florence Braid Hata: Leghorn Hat, all eolors: Chilaren'a Fancy Straw Hat aad Caps; Ladies' ana Misse' Fiat Pains Leaf Hau; Hatten' Stock. Plushes ad 1 runnings We invite the attention of dealer and others ta ihe exami-

50 dot ladies Jourin kid gloves; 50 gents Jonrin k d do; our stc as we leei aaaureo tnat we ' " " -wi. e,l Silk: odo irk.rf nur. , to offer superior inducement to both cash and reonrTTiiiB

L 1 I KlIHlK .

Ö 11(0 yd Heppyr worsted;

1U pieces dlarcoiine;

50 0 Kyrore uouars:

tv:

10 gToss seamese pocket do: 5U dox white Hose

1 VI Jaconet Robes: SO dot fancy silk Cravats:

lOgross Rubber pull Combs;

V)gro- pi id Msrsaille battoat

feb23

l(J per Seeper Crefe assorted eolours: ree'd thi lay ana : waiitPKHis Mllll'.IHKlai March

lorsaieoy (AMnyn.w. Jl lor sal by

feb2

feb25

inst ree'd aad

OONVN'OON1 CO--

Corn rof flak and Second sm.

th same

The Chancellor i.XCheqUCr IS abOUt tO pro- A FINE toned Piano: also. Furniture for two Rems,

. now Irwin oftu ontv mHlmna be sold very low for ea.h. Apply to

JLfThe Louisville Courier alludes to the

v t . i: T..,.l.n iui, r i,,,,k .,.;,.;in., i r it. ci.u.il.

Anuianapuna uviuuuu uio oidiu uiau ui umitu ii.nva, auu uiau uuiii nie . nPW loan of tentv triillioriis

Know Nothingism in Indiana," before the School. Another clergyman of the same place The London Times reviews Mr. Reward's mhj-2 American nominations. It is unnecessary to delivered a sermon on the 18th inst., against speech, and says that England will not yield atioffkk w say, the Courier hmcs this is not true. "social dancing." the smallest rights to American clamor. mh?'' wh,cb '

' TO IHIII.IJK1CS. 1 rntic n . r - . : . r ,k. (...kiatriarii.

HOSSE SHOLIRti. ft turgh w 11 oa th 8th day of March. A. D. 18JB. at th : HAVIXi employe'' a first rat Horse Shoor. I am I ctac ol the County Auditor, m Evansvilie. letto the lowest j now prepared to attend fully to thia department of I ay best bidder thejob of rebuilding that portion of the Court my busiiess, and warrant satisfaction. Thanking ! House receBtly deetroved by ire. Plans and specifications of I the public for past patroaige. 1 ask a eont'nuitire of the work to be exeented may be examined at said Auditor- :

etBce. where jealed proposals will he reeeivea irom tne js i h.r.nf ..-ui ii 8th dav of Match. The Centra'-tnr for sa.d

work will be raid in orders drswn on the County Treasury

By order ol the Board

fcb21-dawtdt

mh4-

FOK sali;

S. S. .MORRIS.

MRS. E. HOLT.

Third street, first door from Locust st. have jnst received a lot of strietiy prim

we will sell at lowest market rates.

TÜSXEY At SOKERSON;

WILLIAM H. WALKER, A. V. C.

mT...lii. .if rnl Poaevville aad Blairsrille Mills

i) Fiunron hand and tor sale at market prices. Warraa-- -

ed to be choiee, at feias Ti BACON A CO.-, KimilJ Orircry

SEW BOOKS. , J. TUST RECEIVED Mee-nlay'a History of Englaad. 9 Pre..u's Phillip II; Tollaj by Edmund Abou: Mimic Li'e. hy Annie Corrie-Ritchie: . . w .. Pha-niiena. by Phernix; Hunters' beast, by M. ea, Beeehcrolt. by Author of Heirs of RedclifTe; Little Paul, from Dickens; Dombey A Son: , . , '.iver and the Jew Pagan, by Dickens: Amrirs A lessees Dow Junior s Sermons. Samere. by Mr. J. C. K. Mi's BmU?' Bjos. or th Tetioay of aa fcewpa Novice: st feb.' baM. l LlaThKi.

10 esse faaey Prints. uw 1,,!;' 1' t J '

aad lor aale by . .A,ir r ,"iin.'V.

1 I .tlBID -sii- ewsij

rRI.M iiy s

fel.22

I IRU'I

. . . I ! - ... 1 u...

. 1 case Corset lesns rec n y

J As. LOW K W. isiiN "v" -