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viailöüiUt gttW quuaiuu. tl iVANSVTLLE, DTD. JULY 27, 1557 MONDAY MORNING.... The raauean racaet ud. Our citizen w.Il be gratibed to .. . . . j a rwi x. Will be gratified tO learn I that Oeiween .OW mna O.UW Iiave .iM VtfiAn nhprri W h onr citizen - .ft guarantee . the success of a line of t.tÄ- k.,- w. .,1 P.nr.h Tf , ..... v j by raaucaa wi0.m w enterprise, two gooa paccan a, once . be nlaced On the route. The amount I X packet for one year on the. line. A meet lag of the subscribers is calledfor toxaorrow evening. The sum will be made op to a round $6,000 bonus. This will certainly insure a- good boat Let the Paducahians do as much, and we will have a dailj line. TherTrad- X Pa4u.ca.bj. A; statement of the commerce of Paducak (for the last yeac).hows the steamboat arrivals to have-been 2.105. 23,615 bbls. ol flour shipped, 1.780 bbls. ofbeefandpork, 18,743 bales ofcotton, 10,491 Hhds. of tobacco, 38,617 sacke of salt. 8.756- bbls. of Whiskey. 6,573 bbls. .r!..,. .tr. f r,,i I VI luviaoooii- VMaav 0aa w s-a

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'375,126. packages of -merchandise for- To John S. Gautt,Sheriffl Vanderburgh Cos actually paid-but $500. His other warded! 64 steamers were- repaired on The ander jmcd, citizen of aaid county, charges were enlarged in the same ratio, the marine railways. There are 3 ship having this day learned that a party of armed Contracts were made with a man named ' , ,w men are abont to make an attack with force . ... , , , - yards that build annually from 20 to 40 tnd arms, upon some colored people in Union Craig, who had no knowledge of surveysteamers; one rollinr mill and nail fac Township, with the arowed intention of tak- ing. to survey certain- districts, which

tory; (bur Hteam -tanneries; .four flouring mills making irom uu to bOis per day; and five steam saw mills, with in. numerable other manufacturing establish ments. -This-is an exhibit that will sur prise those who are not familiar with the rapid advance of this enterprising little city. While Paducah has thus risen to prominence and prosperity, Smithland, her rival, has become a deserted village. The difference has been caused' by tbe spirit that has actuated the- leading men in the two places. . In one the businessman havA irntrn frftm. atrial I nnsssinn . . . . . . .. .i into ample fortunes by building up the town. In the other a few men who had made money, were content with what it , , . , . ... they possessed, and wished no rivals m wealth. These have sunk into-poverty by tbe fall in tbe osUtes which they once counted as substantial wealth, but which proved worthless, when. labor and bustness deserted them. Not a more striking lesson is 'any where to U gained from the fate of two towns. A Bloody Affray. Our town and vicinity have been un der an intense excitement since Thürs day last, growing out of the negro vio lenca committed on the Edmunds fami . I ly in the Bayou. The admission of tbe negro to bail, and a long: series of offences which their neighbors have been treasuring up-against the colony of blacks, who live in the-Uttom some five or six miles below town, had aroused fin. r th. na;AKArhA tn a, termination to get rid-of the clan of blacks, at all hazards, and on Friday night .i u .j ,1 I m )icbuuciivu iHHa ta uiiug vu mein I .ii;nM K. -ui vf -Kit,, mmiM itv a va w viiuia J wva. vs wv mbw I men- cathered. no one knows where. . numbering 50 or 7o. The negroes-it appears were prepared for them, and had armed themselves, and loop-holed their cabins. Which party made the ' first assault or fired the first gun is not known. About 12 o'clock at night a brisk fusilade was opened and kept up for some minutes,, after whioh a ruah was made at the house, and the door broken ic, when a hand to hand struggle ensued in which bowie knives, clubs, and oleav- . ers were the weapons used. Many on ; both sides were severely cut and beaten. A man by the name of Alexander Mad dux received- three outs in the bead, . the shoulder, and arm Another man by the name of Joseph Glass received a ball in the head. Glass h reported dead and Maddux is in a very critical situation. A German was shot in the thigh, aad had one of his fingers shot off. Many "others were slighaly wounded It was exceedingly difficult to get at the truth of the matter amid the excitement and con fiicting statements. Both parties were serious v beaten- in the engagement, but we have not .heard of any fatal wounds except -v those : . mentioned. An old black woman,' the mother of the family j received a severe blow upon the head from a gun stock, and a-black boy was knocked down with a pistol barrel. One white man-was severely cut on the head. from a blow with a cleaver which- left a . largo look of hin hair and a pool of- blood on the floor. Lyle's house is half a mile from the main road, in-a secluded spot in tho woods. At the time of the at tack the blacks say there were but five ' or six black men in the house, the other inmates were eight or ten women and 'children. The house exhibited the marks of rifle balls and charges of shot in. fear or five different places. The door which was strongly fastened was a a Deaten in-by s lence ran. ine negroes declare they did not fire till after the door was forced open. Tbe other party say the persons shot reeeived their wounds outside the house and before the door was forced in. On Saturday the- excitement was increased by tie above occurrences and a more serious and a wider combination was evidently forming to drive off or exterminate the blacks, who Jfortn a community of 150 or' 200 in the bottom.Serious apprehensions were felt that a

bloody drama would be entctsd. Sever

judicious citizens addressed a note to to Sheriff Gavitt, who aided by Sheriff Hall, and Sheriff McBnde repaired pnvately to the cabins of the blacks,-in - ticipation of the movements of the v.: a i r.t: I ;"""r h" " , to place themselves under their charge, tea, mu iuuuuu tuguucuuiug ucgivca - l.,,, ,1,. : V. nd the7 were-wrought to the c,t7 ,n tha - mnnn .nri n .refi Kfir,nrft .tiart-r " " r " " and out of harms way. The community this ludicious movement, well execa I ted. have nrobably been srnredi Dainful - - -j -0-;- - I as lock-jaw is likely to supervene.' Ths severest wounds were inflicted upon the whites as tbey attempted to ascend the staps of the house, and were deilt by a butchers cleaver. These sad vents will drive the negroes from their o'd homes, as their longer residence in the bottom will hardly be tolerated by the people who have been so terribly excited .against them. TJpon the following information an request, signed by a number of respec uble citizens, Sheriff Gavitt acted-with xeal and promptitude, and by his judirious meaiur dfeatl th ohit of th . I rillLfJra i bodily harm, all in violation of law and 'f0 measnres as may be deemed necessary to snppress said mob, and to prcreut said appre It was expected on Saturday eveninWBkU,uV "BU,"o I ... . 11.1 mat me nouses oi me negroes wouia oe I j. . a6., .u- j . . . . . . , , seems to have been abandoned, and as the nero men are now in jail and the ... c . ; lL e public are satisfied that tbe assailant of Edmunds in- capo of his death will have-justice meeted out to him, public feeling is satisfied, and no further outraces will be committed. Bia Salary. Mr. Moran accented the Presidency of the Erie Itoad to which 1 ' he was elected on Saturday. The salary was fixed, as we have before stated, at $25,000 per annum, tho highest salary, we think, paid by any corporation in this country. The stock of tbe road has adanced since the election from $20 to $33 per ghare, which evinces the public confidence in. tbe selection. 07" A new candidate for fame and im-1 mortality as a sculptor, by th name of Barbee. formerly a lawyer of Vinrinia. is '. - putting forth claims fop admiration. Af I - r..l t, : : ,: T 1 i i lcr t-ro,ut brooSht ou' .Rtftue "tho,Cqette, which is described as a master Pce, and for which $5,000 is offered, The characteristics of the coqoette are expressed in marble by a representation of a heart in one hand and a dart in the olher. tbo crucI PrePar,nS, to tninßx fer tr0PhJ her adranCine foot lies a rose With a dorn peepinz from beneath the leaves. This artist, it is thought, will rival Powers. rgj- a published statement of the -nninment of the Ohio and Misiiuni Railroad with the Cincinnati and Parlrersburtand Baltimore and Ohio Eoada shows that thej have 37"! locomotive w engines and 6,018 freight and passenger ears. To this may be added, .as running in connection with the Baltimore and Ohio road, 12 steamsh:ps. The Com mercial thinks that this equipment is sufficient to more all the freight between tide water and the mouth of the Missoun. The management or the Ohio and Mississippiroad has expressed its satiafac tion with the experiment on the Loughbridge patent brake, and has made ar- . 4 . 4t -. ,i rangements to put the same upon those not already axtacnea. ine aaauionai security against accident afforded Oy the complete power given by this brake to the engineer, over the train, is now pretty generally recognized. o (ttr Fire companies and engines are being in many places perverted to washing out moral filth, instead of extin guishing conflagrations. The example of Cincinnati has been followed in Indianapolis, Chicago and Davenport ; and at Hock- Island on Friday last several obnoxious buildings occupied by negroes and dissolute persons wre thoroughly cleaned out by copious streams from the fire engine of the town. We are sorry the evil example has found imitators in our own peaceable and law Iovitig rity. fTLoefner. the Cincinnati murderer is in. a fair way to recover. The wound in his-throat giren by bis own hand, is healing up and he again breathes through his mouth and nostrils. He has-erinced no evidences of insanity, , and seems anxious to recover though ho is well aware or the lite thKt awaits Dim. - - . . OCT" The Lalayette Journal says tnat Rhoda Carroll, who was tried for the murder of her child,. has been acquitted, r 3 .v vur rcauers win rememoer mo occurrente aa one of sinp-ularlr rewnltin? circumstancei. followed hw a most rßnre- , V . 1 e.T -r - -f , after her arrest. Ihe Journal my that a majority of the jury thought the accused had not sufficient intellect . to understand the nature of her act, and was irresponsible.

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Utah. Intelligence from Salt Lake

the 2d July has beea received at St. Louis, which represent the affairs of the territory to be in a quiet and prosperous condition. ine news or the mten lea military expedition did not seem to ex? .-- -i Zrnnl w." among the Mormons. The crops were ",7 j . gicab aiarui vi luvciw tp nmmiuin- T.mlnf n,. - ery promising TEemigrants met on the Fla ns. bound for Salt Lake, wera in ' good baalth, and making a- quick. and. pleasant journey The grass was-abuti dant, and the stock in'cood condifcion

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. v I I Mormons. One of the assistants of the Surveyor General Burr has published a statement, charging Burr with gross frauds upon the Gorernment, in reeeir ingpay for work he never performed, and for expenses never paid by him. The assistant says he was to have had a salary of $1000 per annum, and signed vouchers for that sum to be transmitted to the Treasury, but he was allowed by the Surveyor only part of the amount the difference being pocketed by the Surveyor himself. All the incidental expensesot the Surveyor's office have been ctossIt exair-erated. In one instance, v, -U. o dorw iir v,aro , I vuiKa i4vw vivia aai a w vm saw i v I surveys were made-by the son of Burr, n oniy iö years ow, tne pay lor which -was Uken by Burr himself, and Craig was paid $1500 per annum for the T f hW , ,I?e rt,ft f th ci'rv.vs returned tn Waelnntin as I WW . .w.. w l , , . . , - ,. . I hlS heen executed, and for Which paymctit baa been made, the lines were r J ,. . . . nCVer ron r surveyors having never seen the land The Surveyor's . . m, . ... . "-'S ments of the surveying party, "not one in I fifty of tbe mile and quarter section stakes- were ever set or mounds raised, nor the corners ever seen-by tbe surveyI ing parties, although reported in the field notes; which lines nevtr were run, al- . . i ui . -hough notes have been - sent to asb ington, certified to as true copies of the original field notes. 1 know lor a fact tnit Mr- Herrman Uehure, compass man, had to fabricate section line Held notes in camp, while the rest of the hands were asleep, and complained much to mo of the UX on his imagination and sleep, I 'because Mr Traskalowski MumDed' g0 ... I much." To cover these delinquencies. Burr reports at Washington that the Mormons interrupted his work, and re- ------- moved his stakes and corners.. In:qui new Governor of ÜUh. Geo. Psabodt. Esq. The eminent fi-1 nanc.er, saya the New York Mirror, is about returning to England, after having ti4 trnTprtinor thft TTninn rnrafnllw anrl dvinz awav thousands to- the cause of education in Massachusett and MaryI . . I ailU. And ret this wealthT man, fitv raara l ' f J 1 j a-o, at the age cf 12. havine occasion to U-..v. r.. 1 . . . Pass trough Concord, on his-way to Vermont, and stopping to rest all night &t the StickneJ Uolel Paid for his lodPS d breakfast by sawmS wood. 8aT8 8 Concord Democrat. We have often heard of an independent wood saw yer, but never knew one so much so as George Peabody. 1 a . 'I The Cincinnati Poisoning Mystery Vn raveled. The Cincinnati poisoning case which was noticed in yesterday's Journal is explained in Friday's Commercial. It PP"rs. that Ä Sunken vagabond known ,u tt""ier pursues tne ATOCatjon selliBS Poisoned ,ozenSes -nanufactured for the destruction of rats. I vu iicuucauaj tank, i cici liui, iuu uiuua I J iu anuv wu us was atxmt, ana as ne l . .1 tj t i t. , ß,Te mJ h,s Serous-"oandies" to -he children. Those who eat were made death,y sick nl lw0 littU ones died,rom ine aec oi toe poison. 'Rat Peter" has been arrested and be punished to the full extent of the law. Such a dangerous animal ought to be put out of the way as soon I a possible. 07" The party for constructing, the Pacific wagon read West from. St. Piul, under Col. Noble, was at Lake Benton in Nebraaka-on the 2d and spent the 4th on the shores of the Like. Thev hid progressed- very rapidity and had left a 00d road behind theni U fa! iS thev Used tome threats Of &n intention tO make them pay for th. right of way; and ol. ISoble had sentbaek Tor a mountain howitzer and some round shot to open, the path should- it be- necessary to use such pereuasiTes. , fr-rA wretch, who attemDted violence ' a ft at prfneeton, last week, I met With an. axe in-hand, and with SUCh I j.i w.j j;r4 a uewrmuiw npuw ui luautieu aiguujr that the villain begged for quarter and fled for his life . 1 I ftrGouch the temperanoe lecturer. I o,. ovv. rviwnwl iha KIM,; u..u; -o- i mother gave nimior liquor, in rro viae nee, . , - . Jr A - j ' ß. L It was discovered a lew oats ago among the rubbish in a garret. It Was dm,ä.ndr.trorfto th. foma inebriate.

fjrThe old Sute Bank hau now on I

deposit id ISewYork, upwards of $1,500, 000 ready to be paid to her bill holders and stock holders. The accumulation of this fund is one reason whv-Eaatern.ex-change has been so scarce.0 Jerusalem is less than thirty day's . . . . . ... lrTel ,r0m 14 IOrlC ln lnis S the ends - Of the eartn.. ape- brought tO- I are gather. ÖP0RTINO lHTJtLLIQENCB Toe match Kt.VMn ' Flor Tml. v.n f aamugiuu, . iu uaTC-ueea mwenefca, l Temple competitor intone hea. which was the j onlj one run Rosa : broke up eix.timcs in the first half mile.- At the conclusion, the owners ot Rose offered' to run her again, for. the same stake, to take place some ti mo this week. 07" A national temperance Conven tion is te le held at Chicago oa the 10th of omaer next to seeure concentraon among the friends of temperance, a comparison of views respecting the various modes-by which the work has heretofore been-conducted, and to agree upon some .plan of future operations by which concert of action may be secured. All who are in favor of the causokare invited to attend. " ' ' - a j , n 1, ii I fJ-tlOP. öamuei laaaa na8 puctisnea a pamphlet containing a history of the ITAV ry... .nlxMnnlUii v tV.m. Ht Jtr J 0. inroad stock, and in defence of the Bond holders claims, ; A Tn? Dwfmijic. When Mr. Dallas, tbf üx,ord Uoiveity ?n th,e cca!'ion. f,Vh commencement exercises, lie was received bv I ... ... . ' . . I the muaenu mhh mssea, anoata, ana every manifestation of incivilitv. The other daV Lord Mpier, tho linuah Minister in the United States, visited CambriJjre University, in Masachnett, and was welcomed with every manifesutiou of cordiality. We are cld that the yonnjr men of tho United States tan at least show better raiiun than their touin over tbe water. Tinuf tv a Cnritrn. A fr flrht came off in the liaptist Church, Lansinbur?. 1 on 'J wef a quarrel urtca H-)t wiAtr a Ii rvhiätt' nnJ LTnahvf Adrian w.rrf-z ic.j to blows, and finally a regular knockdown occurred, in which some very danger-! ous weapons were uscd and" blood was epillon j.. Tw0. of th0 1lirti eneafewfieery cvro r0! wSilSd o? ..11. They all brought up, at the end, in the poJice court tSTCol. E. J. Sanders pubuhcs a card in the New York pa fumuSrylun ipons in which hedcuounccs n. llcuninirien, and exposes itarv blunders in Kicarmrua. Col. S. threatens, tho first time he meets Gen. II. s .... . s outoreW ort, to Inflict upon Limiersonal chastiscmeat. I Appetite nnd Strength Restored. William Vocso, of Sou.h Pittsburgh, "After having so ffcrcd severely for several days with a most ditru:ng uttnek or liar-rn-hs. 1 rnivliHfUHl a hottl tJ K(KR1I A V K'S HOLLAND lilTTEUS. It cfauualir check ed the disease, and restored toy bowels to perfect ?rder. Before 1 had fui'.hM the botI .1 I c 1 u 1 l. - . , i Klieve it worthy of the elfter vou I eiyo it, and shall recommend it a auch.' SPECIAL NOTICES. Uo I one iuMTtion; 9oentsper lineUireeUmes; a - - r PADUCAH PACKET. The subscribers to the fand for the etaMishment of Ä PKket to P4dutth, . to T0. Monnow even ixg. at the Library Rooms, to determine on th manner of applying the funds secured for the object. ' Jy27 IVOR 8 ALE-TWO HO DA FOV.TAL8, - (second hand,) with Marble Top Stand and Silver ripes, for sale very low by JrS-dfcw3w. A. AK'PACHER ( CO.. DIU COGGSWELL'S AWTIPMLOGISTIC That has produeed such remarkable effects In many cases cf NCBALeiA,.T nwo, and Arrwjctio.m or thb ITe ap, caused by diKtiirbed circulation, in thoM who hare tried it in this city, is for mle at KELLER fc WIIITE'Si CrT-The hlghe-t teMiuionlals of its efflcacy hare been fiven by a number uf th most respectable citiiens who have tried it. Uyil ICE CREAM! MRA. M. J. GLOVER havlae opened an ICE CREAM SALOON OV TH1B0 STREET, BCTWKBR WAL3CT A CHtlTKCT, is prepared furnish a superior article of Ice Cream, either wholesale or retail, to all who wish to partake of this cooling luxury. (J-22-tf. DR. DYFORD' REqrESTS all who are indebted to him to call and pay, as he wUhcs to settle p and leave here. jyil-lmo. ' wv-r iL Evassvxll TaarLB or liosoa, No VikÜS 41, meets erery Thursday evening, in the LUU,on Water street, orer the Canal Bank. , C. W, BX'DJfARDW. C. T. A.J.O'UKitLV.W.R. ; "jaa201y COAL AOTICE. T.m rrlrr Cml At th KODIAM MlKES. Is at tho pn, s cent per bushel; hauled to any part of the city, 10 eenu per bushel. wymosd W Secretary and Manager. la Time of Peace rrepare tor vs ar. - mo I warm weather Is at hand, and as experience Isthebest mcMr mine anntnei wc uuwi.u affected by the change of seaso to get a supply of Dr. I J. IIostbtteb' Stomach BiUers, as a and by for the - - . . m will be well to profit by the experience and lay in a supply in tim. For sale by Druggists generally. jy23-lwd&w. iucaAjLfct tun iv truiy- urc ivumvsivh w power feel. Brandreth's Pills reueve pain by buable; they give ease andtcare, but do not injure the I ... A SI. mmm powers. : . ... jt-iui t7K 1 vä 45, asabove. Beacos Light Soial Taaru, No. meets every altemaU Trlday eveniag, J. T. WALKER, B. P. T. . A J-O'Rilet, B. R. jaiiSOly Ilbllosjrav'a OlatmeBr-galetv and Certain. ly .-This great external remedy d.es not suppress mnomination, but ex dc!s the cause of it by excretion : - .. .. . . 1 " 7 and ther eruruvedisaes. 8old at the manufactories, No. W Maiden Lane, -JÄ ÄSÄIS- " jyii-iw. . .

THE GREAT ENGLISH REHEDY

SIR JAMES CLARKE'S ftpi nnn a wpiv warm a nil W a Prepared from a prescription of Sir James Clarke, M. vafe T MtenSatn; Tib thecÄ iuhe constitution.

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m. iuwwaiH cuuut ranDTa an weirucvion', brings on the monthly pariods with regularity;. These Pills should 1 used two or three weck previous to cnnnrcnenii nicy iiirniyuie constitution ana leveu T form herduM with safety to hens and child. Th Pill should W be tkn by females daring rst tnm toNjiieof p.. M they fare to brine on äKscarmfe, but at any other time uey are saie. In all easas of Nerrou a SrfnbJ Affections, Pain In the Back and Llm, UHrines, Ffttiiru on Might Hrsterics. Hick II dache, White mm all the sinful ilr'r:,?:: ÄSK caiomei, annmonT, or any wner nunerai. . . IULLOCK t STODDARD. apS''-lyis . General Agents, EransTiUe. DKATII'A.n DISKASIC. D,ATH - "ow friend fa eTerJ djmasi. Dread I use all meant I can, To abbreriate the life of man; I dof his footsteps from bis birth, -, Till he returns to mother earth. 1 . I ose all means I used of old, .. ..Change of weather hot and cold; I giTC them eold-I gire them pains I rack their bones 1 fire their reins, I poison ttem with rancid bile,. Ib place of the difestire chyle, ' Yet all is useless nothing kills ! Dath. r How's that f DiSB4sa-They ail take BassoasTR's Pills. Jyi3&wlw Murray dk lanman'i Florida Water, used as a dental wash, . imparts to the breath the fresh floral odor which distinguishes It from all other scent! fluids. . It also neutralises the taint of tobacco aftor smo Kins, reiferes Headache, and combined with water, Is an admirable application for Freckles, Tan, Chaps and r -' - - drugiits,69 Water street, New York, and by alldrofista t50c-Perhottl- g: UvSMwdtw. MEDICINE. rOE ALI EXTCKXAL ASD liTTBRÜlL PA OIB . TlR W.ITTS PAIMnEf.IP.VI?. which U stronger and requires less to effect a cure than FOR FEVER AND' AGUE TAKE thnni nr,n im.iM.mi nik. j . ... - niiAlsib Tara- rM Tnra FOB ALL BILIOUS COMPLAINTS TAKE The Anti-Bilious Pills. An auxilery to the cure." These Remedies destroy the Disease but not the Pa tient. W. C. CIIAPIN, Wholesale Afent, B. I. For sale by Druggists generally, jell-taio-dfcw There Is no Remedy creatine such a stir among Invalids as Da. SANroan's Invioobatob ob LivsK Remedy. It givs such quirk relief as to convince the patient of receiving benefit almost as soon as the medir-iuc is taken. W do not know o Single instance where it has been taken without benefit; and in nearly all rases a complete cure Is etltsted by its use. It hau acquired its wMe popularity simply bemuse it what it is recommended to do. It Is constantly enlarging Its circle af friends, carrying healing on Its wings, and Joy to tbe hearts of those su Bering from I Liver Complaint, Jaundice, DyspepsU, or general dekm;,- . r,J;,, hilltT' t See advertisement.) Jy33-lmdww " Great Cure after tbe Physician, had Failed Rpisbltillb, Ohio, Jan. 10, 1. Dr. C. M. Jacbsok Dear Sirs W would InAirm ... Ä F that we are out of Hoonand s German Bitters, which meet with ready sale. One of our neighbors has I been dwioring for some time, (we think about two years) with all the doctors in the country, but all of no avail. He looked a much like a dead man going about, a anything we can comparo-hlm to. Ilisdis. ease appeared to be an overflowing of the gall. With hard pursuasion we prevailed oa him to try your Bit- ,. , ... . , according to the direction, which be has done, and now entirely cured, and has become a well rasa. This cure lias crested a great sale In this neighborhr.od.n Respectfully, See adrertiiieiuent. - EDWAKDS BROWN. . - sp-37 TO-DAI ADVERTISEMENTS. RATES. One square, (tea lines or less), one time, : 5Acts. Three times. 1 00 (tne week, t : t- : t ::'::: t : I W Tarn weeks, 2 .V) One month, ;: r': :::::::: 4 0 Thre munths, tr::::t::::?S0 Six months, : t t : 10 on One year,- t i :::::: t ::: UDO ltisrnunt on larger ailvertisements. X'i0 t'ard if six line r un'Ier, 10 per annum. tT" Nu "Uli forbid" alretl-isenients received. SEMI ANNUAL; RE FO It T Condition of the Crescent City Bank AT ETAXSVILLE, For the Mi Months Preceding the First Sloaday or July, 1SS1. ( bksoubcbs: State Bonds deposited with the Treasurer of Sute fi,10n 00 State bonds on hand lr.,000 Qft Rills and N ote Discounted, 69,r.5 4t Due fmm Banks, including remittances 11,16215 Value of Real EMate, necessary to the trtnmctiou of bu.iness, 10,119 41 Tlanr Fnrnitnre 1,12 6 Cash Notes of other Hanks... . 37,H!3 00 Notes cf this Bank (ft 00 Ooldand SilYer,. ' 16,24 IS sä. (Due from Stockholders 00 inclu lud in Rills and Notes. 1 Suspended del 7,05 75, included in BiQs and Notes.) - LIABILITIES: Capital Stock paid In,. Due to Bank Due to Depositors Circulation Surplus Fund ... &,:"5 T po,4 4SI" 0 4,n0w 00 Balance on Profit and Loss 46687 hakes or Ojwicebi: WILL ARD CABPKMT.R, P...W. BAKBK, CashV, KOBERT EARLY, Teller. IJCEEASB or CAPITAL: , Amount which the capital has beear increased during the preceding six mouthy, $900 00 ALL ISTEREST Due upon Securities heM by the Treasurer of State has tiet-n paid to the 1st day of i u!y, Slate of Indiana, VanderbvrqK ' Givnty, VP. Bakes brfnt" du!v sworn, denotes and says that he is ths Cashier of s-tid Ban k, and that the fore--Boinv Reu-rt of the Condition of said Ilanc. forthe period therein named, is true and eoirect, to t h" best f his knowledge and belief . WM. BAKER. Sworn' to and nihscribed' before me tlil eleventh dar of Julvsl;- A10RÄI8 S. JOHNSON.. . j XoLnry Public DRS. KIVETT e FLEACER . v- ftwicuted themselves toreth ier If for the greater convenience oprac i -" j . " . - - " t - .... . -t.-.. where : ther will at all thn I hsnv to ieive the visits of thelrft lends and patrons, if uuice lormeriy vccupit ny itt- mu unj jyä'Sm. mi'riT RECKIVKDsB boxes Uamburg Cheese. jv27 . TEXNEY& eORFSSOrf. fKT RKI'KI VF.n P fifl Cans fine Colored Prirtins: Ink J.V27 TEXMEY k. S0RX5Ä0X. tfJT RErEITED 4LB ;in Hundlet Book Paper; üv) Reams letter and Fool oolscap Paper! 10 Reams Legal Can Jy27 TELNET tt S0RE!tS0N. MELODCON FOR SALE. A FIVE Octave Melodeon, whTch- the rwnr has but a few months.. is offered for sale low for ca.h.. It Is in every reniect as rood as wlx-n new, ami wan selected hv a profewiönal musician f h'soan nse, wntch is of Itself a guarantee of its good qualities. For pa its us an enuuire at the Journ.1 othce. Jy-tf.l VALUABLE PROPEnTV FOR tALE AJVD RETT. IAVIXQ determined lo leave town, I now offer lb, tor sale one of tne mo aerameresiue!K khs in for sale one of the most dearahie residence lots in thecitv. It is the Northwest twohirds of 1 num-bcrnlnety-four, old plan of Evan s vi lie, fronting on Second street, tetween Walnut and Chestnut, adjoin ing Judge Locxhairs lot; -erase. I have alv n excellent house and lot oa Oak rtreet, for rent. For particulars ppt to is-: j. Woodson iirfjnEs.

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New York it Erie Railroad. CPEC1AL NOTICE. THE TRAVELING PUBLIC. tW Bor t mir Thro Of h Tickets to Sw Yosi. BoToM.PHiLADKt.rHiA, n4 Xw EngianS Cities n&. this IV TWENTY-TWO MILES DISTANCE SAT. ED. . IW Thrsoch to.5w York City witmovtcuaxk or Cist. XT T OXLT ROTTTK to New Trtt Pity harinf . WIDB SPaCIOUS SALOON CA Id! llits Line extends to Dunkirk, naftilo.aaA Niagara Valla-wltK &m arnhntkni WMr flnar- rrmmtrtinm at Dunkirk lireduy with all trains rromuieveian A. meinnati.SL LoMÜ-a4 Chlcac on the LaJfie Shore Bail Kol. ' . T nnfhla,Uth RuttäJO St SfW .lOTK UK7 . XVSJl mS making direct ccantvttfms wnnctil tne r-ienimex LaLc Krie fnim ClewUnd. Toledo and Detroit, also i the Buffalo s Lake llurojt utMroaAromX vetroii hl.irn. - ... . - itoiiiruu via CanamUinaand Niaaara Falls Hailm.d. makincdiroct connections JTitbaU Trains on tlie Great Western Railway, from Detroit tohtco, thus affording the tniTelinr public unriraUedetcUities. mcrnnLrn rAKut.iu can hod in ivew xora any length of time, and resume their journey without extaenarce.- . -, tr THROPOn TICKETS for sale in all the prini cim1 esrn Kailroaa utnees. ff tf kKF. AS LOW AS BT ART OTHKS lOPTI. Ü.F.SMITirTGenlAfent. , nOMEtt HAAI?rELL; Cleretend,0.,alayl9th,l1 . President. mywiyasw OitStA0 PROCLAMATION! Bb it known by all sickly, weak and debilitated persons, that MC Las STRENGTHENING CORDIAL is th only remedy that will strengthen and invigorate the system, and remove all impurities la tbe Blood. It is very pleasant to take. In It Is combined- the properties of a Tonic, Diuretic and Alterative. It will cure axy. disease of the Stomach. Liver er Bowels, such as: , Diarrhoea,. BilUousnass, Dyspepsia, Indigestion rieodache, Intermittent Jevers, Sour Stomach. Liver Complaint, Cosaneues. Weakness or Debility, Pain in the Stomach or Bowels, Night Fevers, YsllownMs of the Skin, fcc, Sc. When taken, it neutralises and removes any marbid secretions in the Stomach,, and strengthens the Diges tive organs. It will also curs any disease of th Uterus, Kidneys. Bladders or Urinary organs ; a ud as an Alterative, purifies and creates a healthy circulation of blood, re moving all sores, boils, pimples os blotches from the skin. TRY IT, and be convinced of iUwsnderful iavigo rati ris Properties. For Children, who are puny, weak and sickly, w advise parents to give them A leaspoonful of täU Cor dial daily. fW See Circular. . J. II. McLEAX, Sole Proprietor of this Cordial. Also, McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment.. TV Principal Depot-Corner, ct Third and Ftne treeu, M. i.ouis Flo. an-j.-iydtwia Sola ty etiler ic v tte, vragfun, Maua-streeu E LIS HA KENT KANE. A BIOC3RAFIIY. BY .WILLIAM ELDER. TN announcinf the LIFR OF DR. KANE, we are 4,Int antWpatjng the wishes of thousands and tens ofthoudsoftheadmirmofthatgreutman. llarlnc been a penntnal friend of the dereaspd. and enjoying a large share of his confidence. Dr. Elder is well qualified to do justice to the subject This work will be twued in one handsome octavo volume, and wiir equal in every respect the superb volumes of "Arctic Exi dora lions," reeent'y published. a. k ui u,uiiiasai .ssk aicw luiiMsac tuuaiu. :an.utoi uu gteel, as well as engravings of his resiJence, tomN mbils&c. it win contain a new Tuiwace pnrtrau,. ex?cutei on In order to rive this work a larce circulation it ill be sold at the low price-of 1.5A. .Wore than 300,000 Worth Sold in Nine Months. DR. KANE'S GREAT WORK, Is now llng read by more than two hundred thousand p,, o1J a4 -Jung, learned and unlearned- It in Just the bonk which should be owned and read by every American FIVU HUNDRED KEVgPAPEKg have each pronounced it - The most Remarkable and Marvelon Work ever Published. -K . THE FOREIGN JOURNALS and the most distinguished avaks of Euror-e are ex travagant ui its praise, it is more lnrere-unf tnan ROBINSON CRUSOE; heinc a faithful account of privations and hardshirw.the narrative or wmcn cannot ne read witnout a suuuacr OUR MOST EMINENT MEN hive v'et with each other In extolling its merit. Two Vols. Octavo, Superbly lllastratai. THREB.HÜNDHED ENGRAVINGS. I'BICE fa.00 DELKANFS FIRST i ARRATIVE. THB CM TED STATES GUINNELL EXPEDITION IN SEARCU OF t . 8IR JOHN FRANKLIN. 1 During the years 1&0 6L. A Personal NarratiTe.y Euui Kb KT Kaxk. M.D. U. S. N . (hte volume H ro., upwarSs of 5j0 pages. containing zUObteel nates and Wood fcncnvinn. tneiumnga nne steel I'ortrait or Sir John Franklin, beinc the onlv one ererenrrarel in America.. Also. a UiooRAriiT or Frakklim, by a. Acstim AluBOUS, r.Sq. f I This work Is totaltr distinct from tbe second Arctic Expedition and emraces much valuable and Interest ing matter never ifore published. It should tie own ed by all who have punit makes Da. Kab&'s wc :hiwe4 the last Expedition, as works complete. A PWfrTnrcRAPtt Or? T)K KANK 4m . illl vjhf ATA-., mm . . I Takex raost Lira bv Bbadt or Nsw lots. Price SSÜ0. . IN PRESS,. C O L. J C. F R EM O N T ' S EXPLORATIONS.. . PREPARED BY THE AUTHOR, Embracing all his Expeditions J Saperblyjluutrated with JSteei Plates and Wood Cuts, Encraved under the immediate superintendenoe of Col. Fbexost, mostiy irom Daguerreotypes tken on the; spot, and will be issuel in a stj4e to match Dr. Kane's wnrKS. It will also contain a new Meet furUait. being tne only correct uaeneds oi toe auuior ever putuoed Two Volumes, Octavo 5.00. ; BRAZIL ARD THE BRAZILIANS, Oy Rev. D. 1'. KIDDLR, or TUX METHODIST ECISCOFAL CHCKCH By ner. J. C FLETCIICR, ' OF TMI rttllTTttllX CHDBCH. This new and splendidly illustrated work (one lanre volume ocuvo, in unifonn style with the superb vulnines of Dr.. Kane's Arctic Explorations,) is tha Joint ttton of the ahuve-nanied geuUemen, who, as travelers and as mission trie, (and one in an othcml position as Actiiic Secretarir of the United HtiUes I.t'i7:itiin Mt Kio.) huve lutd m long aud varied experience iu a laud fuH of iniereii, wneiner we regars tt iu a natural, commercial, political or moral point or view. Price IS.0U. tf Any of the ahuve works will be sent by nail, free of postage, by remitting the published price. AGENTS WASTED. CHILDS & PETElttON, Publishers, 60S. Arrh Street. Philadelphia wv, nrcu Ptrr s, m mir. - J. B. LtrriHCOTT & Co., ?, K. Fourth Bireet. PL pHiLiars, bAursos t Co., 11 Winter M., RoM Sheldon, Blakemaii att'o IIa N-n 1 uiia oslon York O. if. Peas am K Co.;2l Broadway, New York ArrLEQATC K (. O ,M Nim Dt , t UitUii.-v-S. ii. Oaioos a; Co 111 Lake Street, Chicago. JyS:-dfcwit. - BACOX imi AD PICKLED. POKli.M Choice lUcon llwum all my own curing, m Ke Pirkied Turk, t lbs in each-put up exprestiy for family u-e, -lbrA.L.C AV1SK. ' Correr of Fourth and Aiata Mrect. X. B.-A good stock of Family Groceries constantly on hand and for sale. Jy-ä lm. . LICENSES. "JOTJCB is here7 giTeii toall Auctioneers DrayIM men, Caitmen , E.presnien. A agonei, Omiut.us and lliickuien, Pedlar. Pr-MTieaoni of hilliard, Rasatelle laiiies. and feu P Alleys, Theatres and Coucvrt Hall, that their licrue empire on the first dur of next month ( ugunt J andtheare here v notified to renew the mac, on or bvfvre si id day ; and iu default thereof, i " ..u-i i, . iih the Marslial immuwum up wm run bsiuiui an ueuu 'u,Xi7 . m IIuJILKeR Pitv Clk JTXrH " -1.-.H. w ALRER.City ClTt SOLE LEATHER. t9 i iretnouanfl rsot good and good damaged Sole id for sale it I a-ther, jut recHred and jv PREMeN PROS.

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P. G. O'RILEY & CO., OLD BSTABUSRBB Storage, Forwarding Ac Commits iom General Railroad, Steam and Expreas Acaui. srsciAL aer sts ra rEMKSTLVAsia balboa. JC 13S7. CZ) . IUI AVra fitted 'up a mammoth Wharf-Boat, ta 1IM largeatos theOMo Rirer, in the nos substantial we art preparea 1 lacuiiaie win rranpT nil ronri. mtrnateri Ln onr cure, either bw Rtvcry KftirroaA or. Canal without delaV erespa--TOi &c.kc i'arucaiNr attention win oe paju i Receiving .Stnrinr and Forwarlins: and also to Um sale of any. Produce coosirned to as, and all order promptly rilled. " S. 12. mSII 17V AM . - . W...V- Via umerob. friends for their former natronac e. andt- rs pertfully soijcitt a eontiauanca of the same, wk will be duly reciprocated. - . A Store Roam, well supplied, will be kept fr th commodationcf aoats,aud their order carefull eir oroeni careruiiy aaP.Q.0RILi YJi.CC. . ea. mh3dwly.SWAN CaLOHERIES! THJ .KOST. r.BTT.'LlAKT SCHEUE EVES DRATN. - v CAPITAL PRIZE o eo o m stf TICItETS ONLY tlOt . . . Owing to the great favor with which our Single Kuanber Lotteries hav been received by the puMic, and the large demand for Tickets, th Managers 8. SWA5 St CCU, .will hav a drawing each Saturday throafhoat. tbe year. ' . The fonowing Schern will b drawn ha aak mt ihuar . Lotteries for August, lftfi CLASS 4T? Tob drawn in the City of Atlanta, Georgia, la publl, ea SATURDAY, August lsmf. CLASS 48, . T be urasm In the City of Atlanta, GvorgHL, la pahUa, a SATURDAY, ianst fth;1857.' ;' CLASS 4?: To he drawn in the City of Atlanta, Georgia, la public, a SATURDAY, Anfust I5th,lt7. ' " ' ' CLaSS Op - . - T be drawn tn th City f Atlanta, Georgia, ta putlia, SATURDAY,' AukuA 23d, 1S7. ' ' CLA9S 51. - To b drawn tri the City of Atlanta, Georgia, la puMie. oa SATURDAY, Aurustth,1S7. O THE FUAJI OF 61XGLB XOIBERS! ' tbrbb tuoviasdthbeb HrsPKEBAWo roBTT-nva ratzssIVearly OaaIMaevarerr-Ala Ticket. MAOSIFICEST SCIIBAIE! , to as caawa-N lACn SATURDAY IN AUGUST! I Prize of ..afl.one 1 M . M M ...... ... ,.... ........ . . . ... . ...... ttmwum mm .................. ...... . M. ... If 1.000 t.noo lno tro 5 A J.0O . 5,00 too - 1 44 I - 45 Prix 100 " 100 - ................. . ...M. .. 4 i of. APPROXIMATION PRIZES: 4 Prizes of t300 Approx'g 4 m,9 prise ar MS4 do 175 " 30,0i 70 4 do.' Hi 6,nno prise 4' S3 do f0 " t,W - at do 3,00 d 30art.....,.....................M,000 3 ,4 8 Priies amounting 8904,00 Whole Tickets 10; IK've! 5; Quarters !.. PLAN OP THf. LOTTERY. Ths- Ttumbers from 1 to 0.000. correspondina with those Numbers on the Vket printed on separate slips or paper, jtre enurciea wild sa.au tin tuoes ana piacea in one v neei. . . The first aft Prises. simi':1y printed aad encircieo. are placed inanotner wneei. Tho wheels are then revolved, and a number is arawa from the wheel of Numbers, and at the trait time a Prise Is drawn from the other wheel. Tbe amber ana Prise drawn out ar opened and exhibited to the andiene, and reristered by the Com .imioner: the Prlso being placed arainst the Numer drawn. This opera tion is repeated until ail tne truces arc orawn ai. Annrotlhiaittiis Prli.es. The two preceding and the two succeeding Xamersto those drawing the first V Prises will be entitle! to the N) ApproTlmation Prtre. PorexA-ri: If Tlclcet Xo. ltTnO nraws tnw -!ft.n(W Prise, tho Ticket aumoere! 1 141. 11261 and lir.win wh be entitled to 223 If Ticket SV draws the W Prlte, those Tirfceta numbered 141 M, fwl,V2, will each ne entitled to f aw.aua ao ou ac-CoHing-to the Nve scheme. The ijvm Pntes of SPi win te neten ntnen ny uie lasc firure of the nmlr that draws the Wnn Prix. For example, If the ?f uinl oh wins; the Btn,fton Prise ends with Na. 1, then all the Tickets, where tha numhsr ends In 1, will he entitled to t0. If the Numtwr ends with an. t, then sil tie Ttrice'.s wnereuie aumoer eous in 5 will be entiled to , and so on to a. Certifi-xe of packages will be sold at the following rates, which I s the ri sk : Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets..,, ...... t0 i" Man " .......... so m ISOnar ter " 9S . IC t-iehth ......... It la ordeclaa-Tickets or ertlfleate. onclo - the monev U our sJ'lres for the Tickets order., a receipt of which iher will he fom arded by first mall. Purcfuwers can have tickets eadfug in any figure tbey mav-designate. The list of Drawn ! umbers awd'Prlses will b sect purcbascrs-immediately after the drawing. XW Purchaser witl rine write their si matures plain, and ve their Po.ü.'ire,.Cuntjr and S'ata. XV Rememl'er thnt every Prizt is drawn and pay able in full without dMuotion. TT Al! !riies of tl J and Uadc,paid Immediately after the drawin other priies at the usual time of " thirty days. All communications strictly eonfidmhal. i Address Orders for Ticlrets or Certificates ta 8. SWAN St CO., Atlanta. Oa. CP A list of the numbers that are drawn from th wheel, with the amount of the prire that each one is . entitled to. will published after every drawln, la the followlnr papers: New Orleans Delta. Moblo Register, Charleston Standard, Na.hTille Oar.tte, Anlanta Intelligencer, New York Weekly Day Book at t Savannah Morning News, and Richmoud Dispatch. Jy ' TUE , TJIUTIL ACOFT KAXSAS COV CEAnY'O , Adninlstr&tlon In Kansas LARGE 12X0 318- PACES. f' . . WITH A . Complete History of the Territory. Until June, 187.. " " EiMBRACIXO a full account of its discovery I eography, Soil, Climate, Predacts, tts oraunl- -xatt Ki as a Territory, transactions and events undar Governors Reeder aud Shannon, political dissentions, personal rencounters, election frauds, battles and ouU -rages, with portmitaof prominent acton therein, ail 1 f ully aulhenticaled , . By JOHN II. GinOJT, M. D.a. ' rHratl SfcrtUryl Cot. Gtary. Carefulh compiled from th O.dal documents 05 . fihstn the Deprirtment of at Washington, sod otherpaper. la Uie poae.a f tho auibr, uh a f all account of ' The lavanloa of Kansas from Missouri. Th capture, trial and treatment o the Free Stat prls JnesTSe S-SrterltKl movemena cf the Dceaer k- -ftansV tlie murder of hutlum and otiers. The Coatroversv bet-een tsrerosr Cttry ' and Jode Lecotrte Therroceedfnr of the Tcmtoriaigi.'.atnre, of tha -T-oHtaTrrT ConTenticn, and Uie rg suiixauon of tha -NaUowU Dem'iie party, with. Sketch of Kansas during Its early troubles . der CoerDor Reeder an tbaaaon. ltd Invasions, Battles, Ou trage and Murders. . A copy will be sent to any part of t'nited States, . by mail,, free VVJ' on tbe re"-.pt of retail price. . A liberal discount to the trade. Un thoaiand Agrn wanted t Price In Cloth, 01. Täter, SO cts. , C11AKL1 CJinODES, rulllsber, ' jyaSnlml Inquirer Building, Philadelphia.. TO BUILDKKS PLASTEHEIW -rr hare on haud a full supply of best quality OO LI TIT WHITE LJME, IlYIBAUncr CEMEJfT , ; ' . ! i . I'JiASTKU PAK1S. , WHITE LIME, LINSEED OIL, .f TUKPEKTINX,'. - tc- ttc., &c. Tu wt irh we Incite -our attention. Prices very favoraide. . Terms, cah. jy231 ütü. FOSTER i CO Trnsportalloa Westward, r WE beg to call the attention of Merchants buying or ordering their till Mocks from tbe Eastern ciuesvto the superior advantages and f.irUitles of toe Daltimore and Ohio Railroad, for the safe and speedy transportation of Freights t. Evansviutand vk-initv. Connections lire laaJewitu the moA rella'ile Kailroads and Kca'ahip. ' River -Route slioitened aud improved by completion to I'ar-. keritburgh. Through rates lower than by any otnerm! PoTTKBlJot. ; B.F. Kellv. Phila-lelphia: : C.W.l'BBViEt, N.York; J. -T. kulabp. Ralumore. , for information or tbnnth rales, or to , O KO. WäTE R Ai CO., Freight .vnts. Corner Locust street aud Canal, h vanvillt, Iadiav. Jyl ; - , ' 4fJlitiVei LAm.'S HOOK, for Awajt.

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