Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 8, Number 289, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 14 July 1856 — Page 2

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i . i . in the resolutiorr against Hr. Guthrie. The! preamble theret:V embodies an affidavit reflect-1 ir.g on certain officers, and -this is the basis of; tL? proposed enquiry. 1 a v . .v.i -a. ..-.v. ix...,it n. .... A 1 - I ' 'i m niriiit'r fit iaie y lllu a ouititiwu w ius passed.

-Cll,-Kennjtt, Bn! nett.-King and Cad walla even possible, . . i- . r ' ........ m

tier were appomcea me uoiuuiiLive. "" The consideration ol tfie report ol the Cora u r mtttee relative to Brooks' assault on Sumner, vas resumed. - -- t Couiins, ,of lias., said lie had hs:trd no Xarmsof condemnation of the assault which .di.1jni?stic?-P. the perpetrator. In contem - pTafiriif-ttie report of the Committer! and the Lue involved, all local, political, personal foel - ings Rank into insignificance, lie asked not sympathy for Sunarrer nor vindication of MasRaahusetts, but implored every member who Ioveti : peace, oiiiet. and' order, to join as ono w F, ,i i i u i ,J ,man'Viniin man and roll back the tide of Tuthan violence .aa vr.minrr nroniinent. nrevalent and ! arregant. The murderous blow wnicn ,eueu SUiniier fell not on Massachusetts more than ny;other State. The slave power, having failed to sustain itself in intellectual conflict, resorted to brute force, and, with a bludgeon, beat freedom over the head. The slave power, has trampled the Constitution in the dust. There is very little more for the gentleman from Georgia to do than draw black lines around it. arid : writs the word "expunged" across its face. ' '' ' In speaking, Mr. Comins alluded to the mission of Samuel Hoar to South Carolina. - Aiken interrupted, pronouncing, on his own responsibility, one of Comins' statements false. This produced some confusion. ' Letcher rose to a question of order. That what may have occurred in South Carolina hd nothing to do with the ponding issue. 'Houston likewise interrupted, saying the remarks of Comins were irrelevant. - Giddings earnestly called him to order.1 The speaker defined the rights of members in debate, and requested them not to interrupt Comins.. ' Letcher did not insist, on his point of oidr. . Comins resumed expressing his amazement at the stern stolidity of the Senate concerning their privileges, at which a deadly I low was armed. In conclusion, he referred, in commendation, to the remark of names Watsn Webb, that the, outrage merited death on the spot, to be administered by any one present. Cmild the friend of Brooks object to his expulsion from the House? j Cobb of Ga. said he had hoped that no disposition would have been evinced to avoid the issue as furni hed by that assault. That it W33 made in consequence of Sumner's antitlavcry speech or sentiments was not founded in truth nor supported by evidence. Let the question be met fairly. The testimony showed that the assault was made in consequence of a personal insult ottered to a friend and kinsman of Brooks, and the indignity cast on the State which Brooks in part represented. It was stated by Sumner, as a reason given by Brooks at the time of the assault as to drawing black lines around the Constitution as recommended by Comins; he who w;is preparud for the damnable deed might do it. It was no rart of his duty and the iavitatiou met no response ia his ccart. Comins said he alluded to the slave power. Cobb continuing his remarks said he raised his voice in behalf mf the Constitution planted himself on its provisions, and called on the gentlemen to enforce them. Then he ar gued that this was not such a question as jus tifiod the jurisdiction of the House. The Con stitution protected members only so far as was necessary for legislative purposes, beyond this they were on a level with their humblest constituents.' and responsible for the libels they might utter. With regard t-" Edmund on and Keitt, whom a majority of the Committee proposed to censure, thoy wereguiltv of no disorderly behavior, wi thin the province of the House to punish. Neither was principal nor accessory to the assault, because they took ho steps to prevent the perpetration of the act or to inform Sumner of his danger. The Committee say that their neglect is repro liensible, thus in effect proposing to punish men, who receiving confidential communications, fail to become public informers. Pennington remarked that if Orr insinuated yesterday, what was not broadly asserted, that the object was to make political capital, it was utterly unfounded, in fact, so far as be was concerned, and therefore he gave it a flat denial, lie argued in favor of supporting the princi pies advanced by the report of the committee, tying he imputed to Brooks na murderous purpose, but in the eye of the law the weapon used was a murderous one, and was wielded ia a murderous manner. Foster said be had no personal acquaintance with either Sumner or Brooks, hance ho could srgue the subject dispassionately. Ho contended it was as clear to him as the sun in teavens that the House, under the constitution, has no jurisdiction in the premises. He condemned the inflammatory appeals resorted to in the case. ; Adjourned. , . ht pailw lüiirnal. ADD. H. SANDEKS, EDiTOS. CITY OF EVANSVILLE. :::JULY 14 - ? 1IILLARD FI'TXHOSE, ... r xkw Ytxe. MS J'lCK KH)KNT. ÄüfDEEYf POELSON", or tvvitskt: ttT The Princeton. Convention comes off tm the 17th insL We will have a reporter on me ground who will send us the earliest intelligence. Old Vanderburg will be' well repesunte l, anl the prospects are cheering that Äd nominee ofthe Convention wiilbsat LocktCT A vote was taken on the morning train d iae Terre Haute and Richmond Railroad tn Vaurs lay, which resulted as follows: Fremont ßuehanan 21, Fillmore 11. That "straw" jatshow which wav ihe wind blows. A Hero w the .Rp.volutiox. Mr. Rufus Cogswtii, a revolutionary pensioner, died in 12sex, 2Iassachusetts,xa the 17th ult, aged 100 ye'irs. Mr. Cogswell was a soldier of the revolutionary war, and was m the American wmy under Gates at the capture oi Ilurgoyue. At the time of his death ho was the oldest person in the town, if not in the county. He had icn blind for lhc.Ja.st 5 1 con rears.

: : ' . . ... n i jipw j ii i f Is there Danger of fcisttnion.

" "We hare never been among those' who at CTCry Presidential election have declared the I 1 . . , ..-... I Anas -J Ä . Ik.. !. vuiuii iu uccuaiiiiciiHi. uvr uu we uuw uiiui. ' . j that such a disastrous event is probable, or It isidlo to speculate upon the which would ensue should y, . , , . , . . . . - ; Fremont be elected, because in our opinion his ! - . , . j chances for success are too frail to be seriously canvassed. But when in the Congress of: i the United States men declare that the day! jfor cofn promise45 has passed; when "the North . ' . 1 "sists upon supporting a sectional candidate for a national position, than may we begin to j fear that Americans have forgotten the price of ; lhe Tjn;on am the consequences of Dissolution. ' . ... -, ., , i "0 question is being discussed, Isorth and I . , , ' , ooum, wiui as mucrr coolness as tnougü the political destiny of the wored was not envolved.; The leader of the Democratic party, James Buchanan, said in bi3 Baltimore speech. "Disunion is a word which ought not to be breathed among us, even in a whisper. The word ought to be considered one of dreadful omen, and our children should be taught that it is sacrilege to pronounce it." i Yet we find Mr. Buchanan mentioning the word very - often in his speech while he acknowledges that "our national reputation has' suffered abroad from this jabber about disun-. ion, that our moral power has been impaired, ! and that public opinion in Europe is settled that these Unite I States are soon to explode." The ultra-parties of the country, represented in the North by Seward, Greely and Giddings, and in the South by Soombs, Brooks and such like, are to blame for all thi3. Upon their heads be the guilt of this dangerous agitation. The Southern papers lay before their readers the treasonable sentiments of Northern fanatics, the Constitution is an agreement with hell, and a covenant with death," and the Southerners conclude that this treason is confined to the North. ' But what do the representatives of the South say? Is this a one-sided affair, in which the North only is to blame? While we are willing to denounce all doctrines of this nature, yet wo cannot permit the blame to re.t solely upon the North. The Hon. E. S. Shorter, of Alabama, on the 9th of April, made the following remarks in a 'speech to the Lower House: The South has planted itself where itantends to stand or fall. Union or no Union, and that is upon the platform laid down by the Georgia Convention. ; We will tell you plainly that we take issue with you; and whenever you repeal the fugitive slave law, or refuso to admit a State on account of slavery in her constitution, nr our equality in the Territories is sacrificed by an act of Congress; tlieu the star of this Union will go down to riseiwtnore.'Should we be forced to dissolve the Union in ordi r to preserve Southern Institutions and Southern civilization, we will do it in peace, if we can; in war, if we must; and let tke God of battles decide between us. ' '. i.--; The shadows sir, of the coming storm, already darken our pathway. .It will soon be upon us with all its fury. . Truly the day of Compromises is past when men either from the North or South will pledge themselves to any policy "Union or no Union." Jones of Tennessee, in the Senate February 25th, said: . We do not mean to be driven from our propriety; but there is a fixed, immutable, univer sal aeterminaiion on tne part or ine ooum never to be driven a single inch further, If we are not to enjoy our rights oder the Constitution, tell us so; and if we may, let its separate peacefully and decently. ' '- I tell you in every hand there will be a kniie, and there will be tear to tlit hv'fe and inife to the hilt." We make these extracts from a number of the same character, published in the .Cincinnati Commercial, to show our readers that we have traitors in the North and South; men who do not think it "sacrilege" to talk coolly of disunion. Shall the Union not be held together in spite of them? Will not every man come up to the rescue, and rebuke such fanaticism? Will not Indiana at this coming " lection, and through all coming time prove to the world, that she indeod "knows no North, no South; nothing but the Uxion." Ci7" We published Mr. Foster's card last Saturday with a feeling of 'regret tiiat he had decided on not having his name presented be fore the Convention. We know no gentleman in the district better qualified to fill the post of Representative; who would reflect more credit on his constituency, and whose claims for the office, we.would sooner advocate than Mr. Foster. .The very sentiments expressed in the card in which ho declines entering for the nomination, heve won for him admirat'on. It would seem that the offices which should be posts of honor, have become so degraded by having been for so long a time occupied by sorded place-hunters, who are willing .to descend to the meanest act or truckle to the lowest character for the sake of obtaiaisg a vote, that high miBied and competent tuen .can hardly be prevailed upon to accept them. These are more of the fruits of democratic demagogwery. ! Tue Bhilapelphia Navy Yarp. The work on the new United States frigate Wabash, at the navy-yard, is so far advanced thai one hundred joiners and laborers were discharged on Saturday. The double engine of this beaut'ful steam frigate is now considered complete, aid the two trials already .wade athe wharf hive proved it to be in perfect order. The propeller and tie frame in which it taoves have been taken out, to obviate t serious difficulty that would probably have crippled the vessel soon after getting to sea, as was the case with the United States steamer Merrimac OCrOur townsman. John W. Foster. returned trom the East on Friday evening. We are indebted to him for the litest New York and Ciru-.innali papers.

The Raw York. Tribune vi. Eesident Minister j Abroad.

The Tribune sets forth some hovel ideas in an article relating to the United. Statesand Great Britain. It "suggests the entire abolition of foreign resident diplomatists, as a useless and expensive branch of Government policy. - We quote two extracts from the article, which will convey the idea there promulged: Indeed, so far has the private or extra-diplo- , matic intercourse of the two nations so dominated in the discussion of this Crampton difH-" culty, overriding the fact of his dismissal outright, and being superior to any trouble had even Mr. Dallas been senthome. that it should seriously set this people to think that tho chances of. good intercourse could be multiplied by dispensing with the useless institution of resident ministers. j If thereilad been no .Mr, Crampton in this country-there "would have been no fuss; and ' no Mr. Dallas in England no danger of his dismissal. It is high time, in a word, that the flaunting pomp and political jobbing of our diplomatic missions were knocked in the head. It is utterly false that the American Ministers to France or England have the slightest value in promoting what is called good feeling. In the first place good feeling sbould spring from our self-respect, and if we have hat and such international comity be wanting, we need not care. . And as for a resident minister doing any service in case of a menaced difficulty it is all sham. , " Under these circumstances it would be well, now, that England has no representative in this country, to recall Mr. Dallas, with a view or breaking up the whole system of resident ministers, and depending on the ocean mail service, and at rare occasions, a special minister for our entire diplomatic intercourse in future. This scheme of course involves our entire diplomatic is olatior., from the world. It would appear to leave us without any means of offi cial information of the designs or plans which might be laid against us It throws us dependent upon the advices of private individuals, who having no or at most, but very limited intercourse with diplomatic circles, and are not admitted into the confidence of the court could be but illy posted on anything which seriously affeel our interests. It would devolve upon us to assume an extraordinarj' degree of alertness, to find us always prepared to meet events of which we had no notice. And as to the special minister, such a character would do very well provided he could on every occasion be at his post in the iucipiency of tho difliculty. But before the Government could be eveu authentically notified of a difliculty and an embassy duly commissioned, matters might be involved in such intricacy that the point of the lyonet alone could untangle them. To our mind,' the expediency of doing away altogether with the. resident minister system, is not clearly established by the arguments contained in the Tribune's article. True the system has been abused. We quote another extract from the same article the latter clause of which is undeniably true, particularly when applied to our present administration: Mr. Benton and Mr. Badger are the only eminent members of the National Legislature who have had the manliness t- characterize our sj tem of resident ministers as a useless instition a mere means for rewarding partizans, pampering political wire pullers and robbing the public. When it is reduced to this, it might seem that it could with safety be dispensed with, provided we had no interests conflicting with those of other nations. We are still, hoa eyer, disposed to doubt the soundness of the policy of an entire diplomatic isolation, and the consexuent assumption of a semi-hostile attitude towards the family of nations. ; RosBKur and Arrest. Bill Glenn, a negro barber in New burg, stole $.380 in gold from Mrs. Spitz, of that place, on Thursday, the 3d inst. Marshal Evans hearing of the robliery, managed also to hear of the thief, and started in pursuit of him on Tuesday last. He followed Mr. Barber to Terre Haute, thence back to Vincenncs, where he got possession of Glenn's baggage, but lost track of the colored gentleman. The Marsha' at last recovered tho trail, followed Glenn to Washington, Ind , captured him and forthwith brought him to Evansville. Glenn made a full confession of the robbery to Mr. Evans, but had spent all the money except $7 45. He was lodged in jail Friday evening, and taken up to Newburg by Marshal Evans, Saturday evening. He will probably be under the painful necessity of workng for the sovereign State of Indiana, without receiving any pecuniary benefit therefrom. Goodies ! Mr. Callett left at our sanctum, Saturday, a lot of the finest honey .ever made by bees' It was, of course, for the editor, who is not at home. Under this state of affairs the junior editors have determined to keep it "two days on'y;" at the end of this period, if our Senior aoes not make his appearance, it will I e "dealt with according to law." We feel just as much under obligation to Mr Catlett as though we had some bread to spread the honey on, and there is a latent hope lurking somewhere about the editorial chair, that the senior may hot arrive until the "et time" has expired. i-Up Town" says "let's eat itanj-how." Add must have two days of grace. "Buckwheat cakes and 'lasses" may be a good institution for a frosty morning breakfast, but "bread apd honey," that's what wecall goodies! 'LjaE CanaXj At last the canal is Eiirly .opened And navigation resunied. The Niagara and Laughlin arrived Saturday morning fro.m above, and report the banks in good jep.iirall ths way up. We aregUd to chronicle this event, as the -canal whea kä goc-d order materially increases ihe business of Evansville, and our citizens are deeply interested in seeing it kept in repair. Several boats may ie expected down to-day.

A Local or Two.

I .' A half frantic individual; brimless straw I hi. , , , . j. v. Ä atm hand, hair streaming m the wind, one " foot, shoeless and the other slipshod, was seen Saturday morning, traversing at a rapid rate the unexplored regions of Evansville ; as was afterwards ascertained in search of items. In his hand was a crumpled scrap of dirty paper,

r-nnrainirxr a few -.ttfrof? nlmost nncinhera--"" Containing a IC scattered, aimosi uncipmni

ViIp hrpTOTlvribir TW nfflTin a lara reward. ' "ne ' j'" I""- quarter sectii.n. thet;c! in a straight di -Die nyeroon p.UCf.. Vy oucrina J. lai,-.- iew .nu, ,anoulliofavh-eastwrdly to the place of banning all in we succeeded in obtaining the manuscript, but oV a. fahre..., et the individual is still at large. With the as-, ?Mrs?l?JJ2ly t,i!"'lwin5 P"r,"'! l,"Kov 'A 1 tlo N tn the Northern- KulanpMnent of thej sistance o( three of our most a&r-tute lawyers,; city of KvanTii.'e. , , 1 the mysterious characters on the paper have: aoVi-.ltv, i.WritCfrrio A w a mvakm eatJ been measurably Unraveled, and found to read ; ,' MUaEÜM'AND CONCERT. :

as follows : - " Lokle Items The Canal is fast coming1 into the water ; there are three basins lying in the boat, and a skift as belongs to someIhvIv without f).irt 'rna of which is Sunk . oouy VilUtout oars, vm, 01 vtuicu is fcuua. , lmprovements are still going on about town.; ine cellar lor a new bneK drug store is Doing' UUg Dy Some WOrKIUen Uiree SiOriCS nign on; .r.:t ... r , . ,i Alain Street, between beCOnd ailU J.llirU , -r T . streets; when completed Itr. Laval proposes frcsli supply of pure drugs, also a large brick pork house. Is being erected by Messrs. Gavisk &

r, tt it -vr 1. 1. 1 . 1 1 in nor r.itriiiioa. 1 rrinc ana at tne same time' UleeSOn On fourth near Jlain Street. A block , rteotai -ea pon the 4t l T KiE extended in mid a-r . . . ... , .,. . . . ! from th-i floor to the root ! ajid at.tnis ditsr hieht,ea a small 01 briCk StOrCS IS being built Oll Alam Street o..r.l. walking tack wards and iorwards.aseeadint;biindiellrd It -.T. t mi x. ; dAticing waltivs P. luaa and Pirouotteea, nlayinr exqutitly OUrth, by Mr. Will, l.eilly, Who IS an ; the Curnet-a-Piston.and aohteeincmsny it ihemust exeit- - , . , .i, ! iug aaisuirJin eats vvor introdueod. far surpassing any ' enterprising man three stones high, with an ' other hvim ruw i thi dev.arta.eat. . . . , 1.1' nil ! -Also, that jnconiitr-honsib o (renins, IkTR. ' S. K. O. !

1I UU II OIU UI1U bOUIl IU ue CUIliptetuu. XLIM nearly completed. It will soon be ready for occupation. Preparations are being made for putting up a brick building on the corner of Sycamore and Third streets by Mr. Greis's blacksmith-shop, and Mrs. StalhefTer is just completing her new two story brick dwelling on Sixth between Sycamore and Vine streets, which i in a very dust' condition, and needs the service of a water cart." The remainder of the manuscript was almost entirely illegible, and seemed to be about the innumerable improvements almut town. aSlCiAL, iOTlUKaS. $fW Votirf 9 in thi plt-e. ten cents per lint on insertion; 20 itnU per line three tiiae; 40. cento per line on week; did count n lonttPT tme. A !l. AStiw.H.a. Ks(. Y'ju will MQo-M!u:e the i-ame or O. W. UcRRIUii iiiUiUat lor the lhe of Shtrit. o' Vuu-rt-rburbiCouuty, od oblige mxny of ihn eitixeuj of uh rnuty. jt Mb. Svxdkrs Sir: Too will pi & nonace my name an io'lcpeuJeut eaa-Hdafe for the uttiee ot C'-nnty Recoruer at the en-uQS election. m23 VV .M. 11. CHA.DLIiIi. Mr. S avdicus: Please announce my vanie as eanJi'Ute for KecirltT of Vatirbur jti County at tU fBüuio K 11 plectton, aulfect to the deoicioa ot the D-mocratio Convention, my 27 JOHN' FAHKM.L, A. 11. Anukrs. Esj : Plee flnuonncc my nime aj s eindt! f .r :h otii re of Clerk f the ViiJerburgh Circuit Court at the 'suing October eluciiun. fliyi7 . , " tOUIS RK1UTEIKuitur JouaxAL: am a oanfiMi.be for the othce o' ShuriB of Van .erburh cauutv at the eutui g Octot or election. ' DT3PÜP3IA. The a-re nt few who do not At somfttme experienco the iiniKaaint ffect of temp1 r:try iiidi-jtiou, fuch a eu. of fullucss. weight not. imeai.t oit'fl stomach, foul touvue, 'ittraa"! io th month, Da:su-, ick head" afjh. tte., tfee. A.I mich liftca are evident1 f np,roachinif dynpupai. which soald ml r iy he eher he tl aaü cured ty th na o-f HoTP:rrKKa tomah (tiitri. wni"h ars hnown to an int1liljU remedy for all euch uninliiia . To thoij'au'Ti will teittty who hava tria them ani r,roY 'h' ts H'l&T'-.TTf H A Hirtefri ro for f ale by our rii.cipsU tirufffiint and Doaltrii catrally . IIALLOPK & TOTDARD. jyl-tiw W ü O ü fa V o SAU'VUK. R 1 T K . Oes snare. ten lines or le.-a. one time.SOo: three times. t; ono weeh. ! 5i: two areelts. fl-Vi; one month. S4; three mouth?. 7 ö" ; six moitihs. -K ? one ye.ir. I5. Diaeonnton lirrir advrtisemenln. Ords of six liu.s or under. 4 per afntim. N oharre ortnsrriire. deatli or rlieious notices. Tiii. ;: n ki:wahu! fXIm is to aotion any perioa or peraons trom h irhnrins, JL eraployineef dealiiis; V'UH m pT'C-nrice. THOMAS HI' RX.S, who has let my employ withont my isoeleigesr eonent. jyll-ti " M. A. LAWRBNCK C HOICK Ol.n C'HHKSK. 2li boas Cheese lust received hv eery snpenor jy HKRSIlBERfiER CARSON. "S 6 f t 11 extra Snrar enred Dried Beef, reo'd per and lr sale e iy'4 HKKSllBKR'ISR CARS'. W IMK 2"00 hs in snperior ord'r; Onliu Blue Birer a M and Ol trreew hlte l.tnip; and SchMlinea Orev. al ways on hand; also White and Grey Lime in hrd. for al hy iIJ ' ii. FO"TKRCO. riK.VIK.Vr. 21-JbMsJ. Hulme L 'w S 12 HO or sor s lie t ry FOSTS'R a- crt S.'M.Ol'H. 100 I.Ms and sacks ree'd p't ra lr ad -o day torsalehy .iylli UKU. KOSItR ic CO. CFFA KR. H4LE CO'S Rsnnwha Salt. K'l. F'STKIt&OI . Airnts. Ila-o 2 n0 hüls on hand at rai road depot and Canal! iyi2 THKstind known -s te New Hotel, t- Newhorry, will h ld on ferns tdvautair ontotbfrner, 'rs .avorahly located in wie itonrishi" two of N'ewr-err-. in Grfeneeonnty. Ind . . a a'l the nerssry ont hon" ei!t-TiM, Ve .with enmmoHi om Sr.ihUs at anl-e , When it u kn -wn that New- I herrr is the teroiinns of theson:hTti dirifion of the K. I and ' C. Srraiiht l.in ri.il--oad, and ali loeuted imme'iia'ely on ; the W aad E. Tana at the Ft eder Dim. on White river 'sla beutifü4 sad hnUhy Wcat:ot - wit-h ss rood a surrnad ns . conn try an any In the tae. persons wahins to tnTst i a pro p-rtr of this kind, will so tho ailvataee of tatrMtln-h re. "or part.icuu.sapt.If to either S. L . ST(I7DAP.1I J -,l I A TTIoMAS JOHXSOÜ. COFFEK. "5bis prime Kastm f ofeft J 2 packeu Old Gov't J.ra Toffe.; ia sire, fnrsa'eby jyM . H. con ir & siNr SCVDKIKS IS arnHs gr and Päpt; 15 rf s;rfand f?ina:er; 15 do do MsT''ce: to Ao ' do Cl"res: K) An do Cinnamoni-HI Aar K'-pcnv Mustard; 10 hM Drtd Appl-s; SO hnh Corn VirJ; 4i bxs Pnlm Snap: 20 tixsStar"' dlta; SO do Tallow Gandiesf uat ree'd y iy Z.H. COOK & SON. TAKE NOTICE. ' A T.T. p-rroa havinr in t4i.ir p s esinn lTr.ifoTina r ihr t property b loijirj t the Vouoc Aiperira 'irs riun-pan-Xo . are requested to rritru tbe rar to th f nmpany immHiaKljr. -. v. OOMR j"-l" Ase'i Secretary. 01VTAT snpply n Pihtslwff then they sM ia market. jtlO HSK-sHREIisKR 'ARiOM. fC!iCHK!TS WO liKFRIGKUATOKS. 12 I t;e Ohesta asnrted -iae: do Refrigerators as-ord tirM, ,inrt rfyd hr -iyiQ 7 h. wmz i- sow. Por preserving; Fruits, Vegetables, to. The only Can ever invented reqoinnff NO WAX, SOLDER, OR CEMENT! These Cans have been thoronphly tested, hATIng been before tl, public one year, over half a mi i.li ok ?f them were sold the past season. And Are now in ose, and in every instance have aires entire satisfaction. They Ära Acknowledged bj ail who see them, to be the HEATXST.SXrEST, A OSTCOKTSNIE.fTCAlV IJT USA. They are easily SEALED and OPENED, and wetw 'fail to prvwre Fiturrs, VXtiCTXALXS, Aet in a prrfrrit fresh Hate. They ean be nsed year after year. Directions for pntting np all kinds of Fruita, Vegetables, Ac, will accompany the Cana. Eery Cmn Warrantee!. " " ALL OSDEJIS ENCt0fd5fl BEMXTTA5CE, WILL SB FBOMPLT ATTENDED TO. E. M. SHOEMAKER & CO., Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers. i 234 Wauict Stbut, C INCINJNATJ, o. . . r A as D t i - -::'" w i. r u & a a.. ;y"lö-tl sTFor.s e by HoaNsR iOtc A ., m, J. B. Veekeraad J. 0. Gau t.

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SHERIFF'S SALES.

tinier thitheid will alwayib toand corre t statement ,,. . .., a , . , J. . . ith Sher.iT'i Sale, melnding aameiof paTti f, propeny and time, oi i?.j.. : GEO. MEN Iva. PKTER B A A ER. BARB AR A M ESI. , E r äL, SalfrJuly Zid I the tolktwiag property Th- sou'.h- ' eat tr. of tue north .ut ur. ot edion No. 14, "township Sin. 6, south ot range 10 tat. and the sonth-w terly hall ol th uortn-eact qr of the north-east qr of tction. t.'Wujfiip and rftll.A lllr...M h... . ...... J J . Xj . - . tk. i.n.k..... c.,Tnrirthl:L.im...i..j .........., w " e ead lm mtio,.d VarteYqri, eoti-n. thence north Koro- or tbwahont to tho north The for a ' " ning upward, of 1WI.0TO Cnrloni'les. will j exn:i.;tit t ASV luLK, rriuay. Joly 18th. Open at ' ana o'clock r. M . lor oua !sy oal , on the . . Floating I'alace and James Kaymond rSliii iiL'Slitil coutlna coiopleto Z.oeical KxhibiS. tion ol evvry wild and rur animal exiting in E:r-pe. Aula. Kcica au-i i.uiLrioa. ineiuunt a iuu-froa bi.,-:i PUAVTand niaimtficeut ii RAI rf t; iiummxrable specimens 0f tiri. itaa tb ! 'trth t upward -of noi.oi- . . y-J.für GALLERY ef gares, the of m am onr whi:h a e Christ Preachhe äbakäpear- an Gallery; SiameeeTwins; the family of Napoleoa: Wt hm,tn ud tifsystre; William w aiiace auu ne:en Mai ; lain ''Si-.antt-r; aouttr Johnny ; t'v Landlord ud Lanalady;the Chief Utiea. iathe dress ha noro I when kiviuy; hundreds of Ancient and Indian War Weapons: A pan0iamic View of the World. in Tal nd ,v'.-.ytji,'i CurioUiet without aamber; AceUofc urrooce, name, rompeu taa nercuiijncum - Ono hundred and fifty Oil Faintings, - - The heautit'al aria Marine; Polish refugee. ilADAVB .KtL!S wtio nusai'pearea with jceat enlat beforethe arm 'ninil iiiwn.i) hi-iMl ami noliiliiv nt k,rna a. ..it aad Mttm ul.8e; loads and oischurirea Pistol, piaya the Acf!ortlos and Violo"eelio, and erfrma nam or or similar intubate opt-racini- with a tactlity nod - aao th At most of people CiOPOt A'pire ti, with-tho nil uw of f'eir han-naod fiiigHra ficmoa-tratiug how signally nature eompeasatea for detective f.rsaniittia AUo. thJtrre anim-il. A LTVB WHITE JuUR BAR. thi niy liviu peciiac'n ia the I'ntei States, aad trobbly thi most interest n oinittl extant. - 1 0g Aimisjnnn Twente ti 0n's to al -tt.i AX ENTERTAIN M EXT AND CONCERT ...... . , , Willberiren m a h9ititul conct-rt room on the -'am consistincit lithi Otan MdoJies; Fancy and Comic Panrinc; ChareetTtsHc -Oel'Deatioos, kc.t ly A talented troupe ol SIa'o ard Female Artstt. Äir Aiaiiwion twent-tive cents. - j'9-rt Älin ECKET CITY. Grsat Sale of Town Lots! ' PHU Kmporium Krai Ei'ate and Äiaautactor ng CouipaX ny, having completeu its plan and arruug-iueuts. will oiter lor sale to th h ghest biadr a uuinot-r oi oeiirable lots tor business purpose, machine Bhos, residences, 4c, ia the tnnviug auu auu.tr.iM located town ot Ootmty ut Pu ui, ate et Illinois, comm. uctg TL IMY Jnly 13. tliao, aud eoDtinuinv lrntu nay to day. TheJiideoB4' tt'i.Ouiup.o.y. uudrrui pniut-l titles, and profoddW i-eo lTed or are bentif(tl .oo.itedou. kilV Will.) liter, nut Ulllt? i'OI m u a Wtftll lUV all 413 t ippi. OA a b gh. hlutl batk, exempt trom ovettluw at the ' 11 s;nec at a go of Water; And At the am time, bolowallo-'-a rueriouato uAwig tion. whtjtiier irom ice in winter or d rottet, t 111 1 lai uer, hAviug n-ni nt wir At iiB laadiog tor tho .Urif-Mt steaQ.erit at 11 time. bmp.'risni isuow in oireteonneetiea fonrtimes daily, wiUi tht-greitt 11 uoia 'eo ral Kilroau -. a: t ti tie ahuve it U-j-uiiiu aun abovt all eitiiuikmoi U A-.d trea le m ork, I w, an 4 01 hrAoch rilrvai ttire miie- loug. tt.e property at his 1 iuioctati'ju; svuilo poaiul arrua;,sninia, juet poifoetcd, give f u3 t o tziAila ea h wav dxtl owr Aikv rodds The a'Iva tiig -oa ort hich larion ot this p ice, itsneces öibiiiiy at all i fflei aiJ seooui by tauJ or by river, poiut it out M üie icra t 'ro na pitMe for th Inrxe uum er ot UaiI roiUa p atuui a. ;d prpu-tiog to pua thruugti thia great vaiiey of the M iw s iipi Aua int-r ounx anl uros Dg m-h oiht-r t tb'S gtdMt couituon center uf th Cmo'i . Inudd t on aovaiUj 1 1 Utrii i veral extfitdud Railroad lacititita. upward ot jcve' ty nveia p'ur tue water 01 wore th n thirty thousand uiil h ol DavigMti ,n pust ti-i point draming mnu-j acxabie iicrtiA of the moa tortile lands o: the known world, ad pour a: 'l their wL tilth of prndncrsby me ios oi t Ohio ana iU.)&ii()pi ruesinto the Gull f Moxioo. And theuce throughout tl e g ob. Kvo y po ibie faoility lor oneof the largest manufactrrtn towns u tho worl i is imned'att;ly t haa iroa. o;it olay, uiarbl, Atoni- und timber undur, ased by fcoy uthr section iiftttria i -lt yt nutotrty or varidty, ar-all to be had in the greatest uuIjik e wth autaivrriiped man of 00 mm nie-' ion wtii auy nd Ali pu'uw. at aU ivas whereby the manufi-etuiea Articles cku nnd a market w ithout d-lv - in 'he mi-let of ..n of the most -er tile regions of the world . gret- utl'-t 101 .Southern. Aad in iutr for the most of ; Nor Lwm Illinois, wheth'-r lor grain gattle, p'rk or other producta tho aojl r of labor, it must, ere mauy years, be cmtiatfg e t entrepot! the Wejx, In pntut ot heaUb. being hiph and dry, efry and tree from misuiA au-1 menhttie vapors. ith oil tracing breezes triin the rivers in ouitner and milj.jrf nia ilimate in winter, frve ir-'in extr-f es at any season Our looation c ui vi wij b auy other place upou tne beautifn 'h o; while in point of 1 eautv of s to. with iu extended TisitA p th Ohio, nd down : the Mi-'sias'ppi. with the teatlo riding and heavily ucnoered lüjuisiuitj rjur. we e'-iit th,v. it ha no rival, and that the greift; ..rchitec? of the universe has ma-ie tew f.Liee-i bo aboundin n aU the rea.sitea for a large and popul nscity. ' To the mechanic, th merchant, the professional ta-n and the man of wealth ito-lers inducements s Mom prt-s,-nted. Un the great highway of the trde and comirerce of this whole Union, if eantiotfail V attord tbuudanttn aas of sai oort and profit to aU wb" may east their lot in or mi'ist A com mo iious n-l 'Th- iSheltea Hoyse. has been in operation utoee the tOth of M last nicer the eharse nt R. B Hheltou. Kjq, . la.e ot Lexi-gtoa. Ivy . rhi hxin already earn d the nA'ne of b-ing the beft htr( in Hut"vrn Illinois. A weekly new-paper the '"a i. ul Krip r." haa been establibhed there, and ba.- Already r ached its third i.sue. JU't one year ago t'-is 2th diy of tune was he4:. R. K. & M. Co oritaui d wf hont money ta t without lands T day it Las a-me 1300 stoekhn'.ders scattered through at the Vnion. a capital o over Al.tMm.0O. in eash and Tand, no d'bts beynd it fixad income and a surplus over and avore all liMlity, of more than 1WU t in oas'a, land, railroad, depot hotel, &c. It U the- am of thi ßnard of Direotor to malt FjiroitttrM A place w here so m n need fear to reside w-'h his family; and A) fir in tfieta lies, to pr njote the growth of r--fined and eniichtccd inr reouree. A tine row of tweWe hr ck stores, tonr st He high, is now under o ntraot. containin g sni able balls for public wor hip and other purpose. I- dare room and lilirtrv in A'l-Utin tnitorea. nffioo'' for the Com pany, Are. A nnm-er of cottages and other houses are t-efnc pnt up. Three b'lckvur 's ar- now jo full tide f operation, with orders fir ah -ad of ther mean to pp'y. Haw mi Is maehi and other shops are in conr e nt t recti on; and everything denotes the sa lv anrt e 'plete suceess o the nndert'litns: Sch-iols and chnrchei, pirks And pnhlic sutiaes bare en amttlr pr ided tor: sud - n the arrane-emenr of the nlaa. of1 tin Association , an eye has bren had to all possttile iuipr.re- , luent :n laying out stre.-ts lots &0-, o as to nnite tha Hti'e ti'ihe. in a ar-it d.xree as nosiibl. All th lots -iron th .uideorthesn iar-saresof 'ro-tbr 11 Vtde.p; lots in ibe ce .ter o. e , ;i rmro -ire led fr.et b. 10 leetdeep aT.-merJin Mocks i C tbr 'a s aeh ! The terms of payment and couditinn of sale kare een ;ai!e ' y-ry faror-ibie iij isto e rtthistne laaeho'ilj i Tt dire itora tavl' alt v me and examine for thetaselres. leciiDir ssore tat n-ne wjii s;o ?iaappotata twny. TaaMä AXIl niNntri-3m fur a!,k 'tne-f.iurch Mill in ! haad; t'te balance in thr e equal annual in t limes ta berinc six rn-nt. iaifreis pfraauum. imui aay ot sa e. A errt ficate of pnrehase ext-ented on the di ol sa'e. entitlinjr the purcivts r to a warriiBtce deed upon the lull and hn-il pay scent of the purjhaa -money. Any purchas r of lots who shüll erect or canse to b. erected apopi any lot pa ehtsd, a subttatttal frame house, and fnish the same after the tyle of mniero arch tcctare, not 1-s hn two tories hixh. aad paint the sme oeatl-; or a br ck. stone or marbl bnu-s of like j atyio, wiciitu t m'nitna tum ooy o saie. s-icn purcnaser snail : be rel"as d rr-tn the interest upon the rarchae money olsatd lot. and be emüled to an to sn ariqitiooal shot m-nt of tea por.-ent oa th prmeipal t ueo'. sr. If tiiU upon ia the I mann-r afre ai 1. w thin 18 months from day ef sale, thn stich pnreeia ?hall V released from all interest upon tho (purae money tberefer. For fnrther iaform-ition. maps, plans, ko.. apply to the Secretary, at Mo'tnd City. Pul iski Co.. Illinois, or to the Company's Braach Office. Xo. 57 West Third slreetCiciaaati. By order of the Board of Directors. rl UtlN'ÜR Prei't. J. Owssroj.n. Recr-tary. Omr-eot E. K E. and M. C. Emporinm. Pulaski County. (llin is. . TOJtn OF DiRKnTORS. U. iv Lindst. Ooritiitonj K.: M. M Ravlinc, Mound City. Ills :. XV. G ohta Lt-iiurton Km 4ss, Ywi, I.iherty. lud : DiH'l Arter. KulaAki O . Ills.; G. . Hite. Bird-towa. Ky.; VV. U. Stokes. L.niivilie. Ky. ijS-Jttw 'HKsl ER'S IMPItOVF.D FBl lT OAXi. i PJIFTV diken of Chester's fmprorsd Fruit Tans, theaimt M. plet surest and eht-apest eaa f rcr invented They hive no tqa it. they are made of the sen be-t mstmale ami can be nso't for yean. To antimony, lead or ruba-r abour these ns. z II a OK sov j9 S ile r' t for P. -rtnivll-. OCK IIAVI N rtlK .MLl . i.tin Mr -to retire from aetire business to my farm, I now olTer this pi tee lor sale, "n it i a Trern Hou-e. ono lare thre-story S'one 'Vateho'j.e also oneof Pram-; a Per Hou-e -i.no-.pnHyii sisnfnter tront 4tJ to ötti basts per I sood taHles aad all aeeesarv on.liiildinirs It " stoue lanitinz of go- d drpth of wat. r and at all rime rr-e front mal. it no possess. s a cod Drr loo t, and Groeery iti.li win wnwiy known as a shinniac aaint sxeond .-1 . . . .1 . '. . - .- . ' . ., . w .ui i"w w"h'jiiiib oniintet imm I. ou IS tine io r.tan. lie. Tha location and ckara ter of the baoiness of tne plaC'k imperatirelr require othrr Wanohos of business to be emdarte l. vit: A T tiiacoo Stemnaery. Äa.. Ae., all essentia'lr u-cewy to aoply the demands of the public, and which, if done, taotild iucrtaa tie cvaeral businessoft e place antaziaitiy .A 1 ,re s-wtioo of eou'-try f rotn which tothstime. no train his been t'frietd (for want f roads) and nearer r.his pint than any othtr will in a shrrttims be hrmht to this place (as an orier h e'o istnd from eonrt e opeai-g of new roads.) F-- a-t - ROBERT GRAHAM, , jyj-;ds A'.ejai . . .a. - Ct 1UN' TT and Pity Itrders wi l be tlkea at PA for Clot - iue t L. KAH-M'S Clothing Store, two doors at or- t .e Journal Offiee. " jyl-f fnilOGHiJADl.-' q ugley extra ifnm just rec d ani. IF foräle in n'ian'iti.o suit by ,' .. ' jj i L. II. COCK A St.

RAII;ROADSr&a EVANSVILLE &CRAWFORDSVILLE

RAI L R O A D r iCIJIEIt AKlfiANUESHiKT. : OV aif alter Monday. Jos 15th. nnil lunher tHe. The MaU PusM-oper Train will lvave JCvauivill u :M V. M .; arriving ai incrnnei at 4:tp. m iin to eaeM wi.h ih. K.aninr t.ain on the Ohio ard itl.i,rr Railj"nrt for M Lou! od Teniral Illinois, 'i one K aute at Connection tor Cincim-a't CluBifcuff. (Jlevela&d, lhi!adtlfhia NVw York ani P.alrio-.t.re. Returnim lravea Terrt-Bjiitf t3:55P. if.; after the ar riral of train from ladiauapolia arrives at Lvaneviilo at SiMP. M. - Pnmiirs hy this traf ean eo'-w from St. Lonia OineftBti and Loiuaville sumo day. burgage checacd of lnUuaapons. FARES:1 V": K From Kvan'TiUeto St. Lmi8..i.. 7 )t00 do 'Chiosro II M 00 in ludianaiulia, ........ ....... 2 do do ineitinati...... I fii do do , r.lelend ,.......'5 fi do df - - M-.ifia'e ;...! "O ia do. . . Xiw York .wlä 0 do.... do Pit'sliiirh ....... 19 VI ! do do.. V hertvn 14 SO do . . . , do.. , fialnmnro .......... .....ft.:s.. . 22 M " - . do ,. .. W-hiiiK;ou ............ ..Ai.-..,.. 81 rw ' do o Philadelphia ?9 r: do do. .. il.o.-uoy. 2d laily Freirht Tr.niii? Iave Evaneville and Terro-Hsote al 7 40 A. l..on a-hitji local puaso:tra wJU k talten. -.. Por anvinformation or through Tickets, apply at tho OonrtnysTratwooTtartlon Offioe. hesdo' Lont street. Etansrilia.: jl4 1 ' J. J. mMEt,fp'l. Princeton Clarion and Henderson Patriot take on other adv. and copy. A HAM' V.X V It JESS COMPAQ 1'." " NEW ARRANGEMENT FTINE ADAMS KXPRKf COMPANY retnectftrlly an X nounce to their friends, the ruUioof Kranavilte aa

ieinitv. that thy have determined to oyea sn ofhee at i Kvanitville to be deroted exclusively to the transaction of ' the Amines of their L'no. and haTo aointed 'r. GEO. -W. McBRI rR as thetr Airent. who, from his pan eonnectit n with tl e bqsiaess. is perfectly f milinr with all the .oute ' " nd the-details of their oneration. This m&t)mt bat '

. heen made with 'h? sole object of incrrai-inr the lacpji lifo? i-nicn cno oest enorts ot otii; local axea reeted business with onreoro?anT will nlefaa de. at nnrnewofco on Krst strict, be ain. who alone is authorised to act tot us from this dato. -noTl-dtt ALFRRn OAITnlt Snnerinten''. " . :UVRPn H 0l K OF REIL KST1 K. "JJdTICR is her hy Riven that Henry Jaenb. UnaVrlian ef X.M minor hirs of UMlIiam V.,. . dfr-asd hv virtue wf an or'lr'r of the Oo-irt o' Oommon Pic Aß ot V.n(irhtf rs oubty. on thm 2 1 d-y of An rust. lt.W. b twe n 10 n'clook A IM tnrl 4 o-look P. M.. of sai day, will sell ob ie anft'on, a th dorr of the fVort H'nie in the citvnf Evanarillo. ".Indian. .11 th.tor the son.h h.iroi ,h. Aortfi Fan quarter of the North Kaat nuorter of t!n ninJJw aAn,hAt t?.. wi , heirs and not hr-ofor sol t the Prm bring ahnt e aht Act-, noon the fnll.iwiuar terms to wit: On third of h pnrchAse lTonry to he" rad in ?h. one third In six and on third io twH month the parchr-r to Li- nete fgt i the two lt rAtnwnt with in"-it fiom the day of SAle, seen red hy mortgage open the rn if.ee. jy6-3T HXVRV JAfiOWft. f.nnrd.ww. CiMCPOUATliM WOTJCE. JTOTinK herehy trf en the owners of propert Adjoin -il in t.- tPy rnn'nin ton Fourth street to the f ahuI. between Mnin at ' Sycamore streets. t rdnee eaid allty to th c'tv rrade. within ten days a ft er the erlci ins of the eane by the Oommen Council, er on or i-e.re the 12th Hac Jul : and in default thorofe the r.ret fioom Usion'-r is anthorized t pmeecd and per' Arm sn'd work, and the copt exi enes acminf there T will t asese' to and coITpcttt I5 si le of wd ptn-erty or so moM tlVT of as will satisfy said lien And o y oraer oi tö ConniMi i T JT-'t ELL. II. WALKER, C erk. ... DKg(llXTIO. aXOTlCK. rpilR m. m-ctk partnerphtn heretofore exi et ins htwetu the nnnersi ucd ha been disstilvrd by r utiul connt. tho u etaiding htisinesa of thy firm of Kem'all & R or era w4U bw iH-Ttled by J H. Uogers, tn p bom ail bills '11 be p excuse el and i ayiuntsof del.ts nde. it is nectsfary to setti the tufchu'ss of the fir to iinmeaia'.ely. PK! k. K K KN It a LJ-, iy4-3w ... J. II. KOUivKS. VIKtiH MUTPACTOnV. " " lf WE. thft undenisned. wich tn c U the A'tt-ntfoa ef tha Whi.Iff.! ir han nf K.v.n.vilU mr ,i ta.!. t t general to the tact that we are n w Bianofncturiifg A pure ar ticie ot finer v myar. wnien we wi!tell soak . o- oumpere with OinctnuAti or Pittsburgh prices (Jive us a cull. A tair trial is all we ask. MERCK R k Wit FOR N . K The iuaoofncory fsaituated on the crn r of Foorts) and Canal streets. LamaeCo city. ' jl-dlwlf NEW JEVGI.A-VO BLAtKl., FTbR yeirs of experimenrin - to attain thB-'f Hing il and (oliihiair leather with one article. J. H RICH AhDS ha-at leogth iin -vr d a rompo itior hiehwill beaiti:ully poli-li 11 a fuds of bi o'S and ho s. and aUo Trader them Miit and pliable Thivaplendui eomprniMnn ttroly uuriviiUed in thia or any other country for ts shiningqnality, and itst.utritois effeet to the leather. All who "Rm In'' for lahor-s-vinsr p'efervati- b and briltianey wil a e the New ' KhlBU'l HtacktPg. Sold iu- Kann ville f-v Woolsey V Saw yer.J.W. i;K, Vickery, Crawford Boil, Uraiibercer U $ Carson, and others. f - , jy8-tf,. VA IM, N STOCK. . rjpnE Stockholders in the Vgnm Tbiirvh Conntr I an. Assa- , ! B. ciati.m are hvreby notified that a call of 6fty per crM . ou stli sjihitrribeil. inowmude. the m' ney tn he pad to P. . liornhrook, TretsurtrO! or beforethe tttof August next. jS-dtdw.s SAMUEL OKK, Pres't. "aoikoiii' m'iw . ' " ' " v - II l-V- I boxes R.otJr.g Tin; 3.7 boxes K x Tin; 11 i8 - 8AMÜKL ORR.' 1 -utt in I lid lanQrtKd w t ra mr Biaa t toi; OK KT IIIO. Mi y.wt . I 75 bdls uscoictd .Sheet rou; 3esks Sht 7inc. fop SAD'L OEK. sal PLOW iys II.WDI.K. 300 fair for saU r SAM'I. ORK LUMBER! LUMBER!! . ' EI. BKallNJETT-'-" I?. MWOCr,Ur-ponfiilI a-nonnec to the citizens f Evaas-1 ville and arrinirnlii-r no uo try . that h AepJ enna'ant ly n hand g- and mil a"rtmeut of lin Lpaer. Shinxlet. Ore yej und In dressed Flooring rr-sed and lTn- ; dreed le itherhonrding. etc.. etc.. which "b- will eil-; heap for cah Orders from t1 eonntry solietUfd Vardt on Carpenter street u-ar rats v Heil mrtn 's Fr nndry. - iie ha also a yard at t inecnaea nenr tbe F'vanfrvalln U . Craw ordviIle Railroad I-p t. and is f rerei to li.r&ieK tn all ia that section with A full variety a cheap as cai La bought ia tivAAsriUa. . X. 1. U'aTäUN. Axeat, rji jy3-tf. ViaetnntA. Coixah'cTXxd t",nKHLEk K7 ; " J J Si 4) Knirliah U itrked Collar: " ' ' ' ' ' 130 pa:rs Jaeonett L nderslecTes, re"! to-fay ana iaa axle -y JAMKS LOH k CO, HVK FLO tR. SUls Tarkle's extra trand, lutfe i re ree'd by je: Z. H. C t'K A SON. ! 'IlKKSK. ' bxs Cream Chees ree'd pr Sovereign y' ' TAH.OAKI.RY k SON. first street. Font ri Muck. P o.ier to the cUiro of F.sans"il,e aad siriaity. a Isrsoj and fU-atraMr etoea of uaatr U-oifs a-ererally at rert low T""- now "vi e our ir-enos us tsst-nrrs to rail son exuname for theuiseJ7e. as oar stock Is sow iresb and raned. le i THO uVft rI.DV TTOIKft.-l't haro still a ia areas many of those beautituüy l'moroilered wisa. for IV ind-itr Ourtaj'ns which are are aniis to close oat by tho llrsc of AuiruaL; tkAraf.r. look out r arrsfns. jtl aiiseit. BItO. ft FUEV. : P07 Ocöar Staff Ohernsi i a Stallet br-ablnd BnextH: 09 6 do brass baud Pails, for sale by " ' 1 i jea I. A D. HEIMAXSli . l oin Cream Lhrese; 10. boxes Jiusselmnn's Slum f 99 Tubacoo, lor sate by - rja I. A DHEIMAKV.1 .01' if f F I.O I' n ". A snpply kept "cor stan tly ön Kan M7 hereafter, lor etlebythe qnantty or aingl, barrel at the lowest market prir.s. for cash only . je B. IL BHRT .fcJ'O.. Sye near Water. ' "KKW fsh(M:KHV xn rMiTiViösf srifk. ; nxv. imoR above cargCEXT ritT tuil.m.vo " ' fSTAr f K l has just op-n.-l a Grocery and Prorisioa a ätore. on .Xlain atreet. as abive. etht-ro he will he pleas ' ed to Sfe hia friends and the pu' 1 e renerally; and beope by strict att.nticn to business vt ouerik a liberal shareof the public patronage. ml-ly ?ROOM tXDW XsllBniRIIS.IB at 7. tint FäBnff and Shakt-r Hrnom: :vi dot H ash Hoards; 5" bra sad hf-Vx- Wbcst Starch; , 15 ht.ls Pearl Katier; S bbla Oat r ekl; ino ln erm m a aim Poaptf 'i has fanev g..rt a Bar Soap;, , S bhd prine Supar; 4" b'. dyrnp Jlolasses; . jf aisW-tairi, JIo:m s; is do Loaf pow'd Sugars . . .rce. OioUta r-o-d and ..yU , , 5KM9.-J5 box.s fresh, J 'irleaus forsalelowby only 6 days out from Nt i V GRO. FOSTER A C. .f rOl'T LIBIllHV. tJRRSO VS e;.areti rith Books, drawn from the Connty Library prior it Mit lull, l-lst, trill sre co.t and. trouble-br ret.iLU's tht-m in mdistilr to the auditor. Tha TolnmAs in th t Litt ry (both English and Herman) are ia a and tion for isjifil ntion to re iders ftronghcat th eo sty. By order nfta liustees. WM. II. jeÄi-lmd Librarfbui PlK l.t'MBKK. 1TxonT. FiKt IS would respectfully annorrce to tfca M.m citizen eansvvleand aiirroundina eonniry.. thst ha' !is just rreel lat-ce addition to hi- stork of Pinn Lum s her, and is erst fed to s-11 at wholesale'und retail. ' Al-of " Fancy and r.-or.e d Floorine. Alo fine-aod Poplar hinrler. ' t'rorrs ims to ronutry promptly atiepaeu to. Uni. et.... K...hun.r.n. lr.u.. Othc oa )c2e-3m - H. vu.. .ii.m riHKKSfi T riXriTI rnit KS.-l fcexes' pi.u.. .i .i.A ...i. t v je9 . . Z. U. COOK A SOV W IMK. 150 bbls Whit Lime in Hare and 'TUiry , , Mi tl - . ... ; . ij''?T0. nit J$M HXS Creaci Cheese for sale b ...,...' 99 jell v y I. & D. nEIMAJf,. s Ulllt Wit l OKPHK. enbMsstandsrd Near rork sale '.TJH. Ulp.l. A B'iilM K.r' M' J" "' its?Tf8 1'TTKK 4M Klis J WHb. Table t'l.i'er. ; I"" dol sij-W - . CaLIW Krers for sale y ' ' KLt 4. L A MILEY". ..