Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 95, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 15 March 1858 — Page 2

ßtebiHc Dailß Journal. EVAXSVILLE, IND. MONDAY MABCH 15

tlo Governor Wright. We have a very interesting letter from

Governor Wright, dated Berlin, Febru.

ary the 6th, on the importance of mak

in kaown the agricultural and mineral re3oorces of nr State in Europe, which we shall publish to morrow.

JDred Scott Doctrine and Practice. It h alleged in tha ' platform adopted at Indianapolis on the 4th instant, that the Supreme Court in the Dred Scott case, decided, that the Constitution of tho United States carries slavery with

it, into the territories where there is no municipal hw prohibiting it. There is no such point made in the opinions delivered by the judges in that eelcbated case as far as we have been able to discover. Such a doctrine might possibly bo inferred from the scope of the reasoning, but it is no whero distinctly stated that we can find. The doctrine seems to have been attributed to the Court, without sufficient ground to justify it, to create a theme for violent party discussion. The doctrine suggested by the Court is, that in all unorganized territoncö, vhcre there i3 no municipal law where nothing but the common law of civilized society prevails the Constitution of the United States would shield property in slaves, as we'd as any other property. That a slave carried into such territory does not acquire any rijhts of freedom but on his return to a slave State, r resume his former condition. ; Whether . . .tl sl ihii:niirf hnvi iniri n own inf iinrtnne IIW V VSW w awa v - - that slavery can bo carried into unorganized territory and maintained there till prohibited by law of the State we do not pretend to discus. It is certainly a doc trino very repugnant to the sentiments of the country, and one which every dem ocrat will be slow to admit. Hut strange aj it may appear to those who now vio lently oppose the doctrine of the Court, that slavery can be carried beyond tho limit of municipal law, it has been in practical operation in another way, under the laws of Congress for more than sixty years, without apparently ever having awakened any serious attention.') Tho ocean, like an organized territory, has no municipal law. The Constitution and tho common law have dominion over our uninhabited territory; and only the Constitution and tho maritime laws of nations extend over the sea. When slaves are carried to sea they go beyond tho jurisdiction of all State and municipal laws. As property they arc held under the shield of the Constitution only. Now, moro than one-third perhaps moro than half of the slaves in the great South West planting States, are slaves and descendants of slaves who hive been transported from the ports of Maryland, Virginia, and the Carolinas to the Gulf Ports, and in the voyages they have made, have been months at sea and carried far beyond the reach of all local laws of slavery, often into the harbors and Days of British and Danish Islands, a breath of whose air breaks tho man acles of the slave. But these children of toil, a3 soon as they reached the port of destination resumed their original condi tion, and no question has ever becu rais ed to dispute tho rights of their masters to their property in theso emigrant slaves. Kvcn the fugitive slaves, whose rights to freedom have been so strenu ously defended at the North havo been taken by their masters over the ocean to the South. In the coasting trade of the Southern States many slaves aro employed as sadora, who perform voyages of many weeks beyond tha jurisdiction oi statute law. we can perceive no destinction between the circumstances of an uninhabited and unorganized territory and the wilderness of the oeean, sor as the rights of slaves are involved. Our domestic slave trade by sea is car ricd on under the sanction of law and very strict custom house regulations. No part of the custom house service has more rigid rules or is enforced more strictly. Slaves to "be transported by sea are required to be entered at the custom house with a full description of their persons, and on their arrival are required to be reported with great particularity, under severe penalties. " AU of this business U carried cn under the sanction of Congress. If the doctrine ascribed to the Supreme Court be not sound, the slave tiadoby sea ia illegal and unconstitutional. Congros cannot give it any protection. Mk. Wlnqate, the Mormon agent j:ct arrived from Salt I.ake, ay, that on the 24th cf January, lirigham preached to over 9000 k;c1o. After tLe sermon ho requested all who were in favor of giving the troop h H, in cae they attempt to enter the valley, to rise up. Every man, woman and child tosc. Now,' said Er-gham, I ttm satisfied Tho Lord is with mwd if we determine of one accord to give the troops h 11 the powers cn the earth and hell cunnot prevail over ns, for I have It revealed to mo that not a blade of grass, or rather green thing, will he left on the plains for tho support of tho beasts cf our enemies. Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa &ad Missouri will be made desolate, and a famico will prevail over the land of oar enorme. Brethren be of good chr, Gtd is wlthu and bell cannot prevail against cs.' 'We could not learn upon what business Mr. Wingato was dispatched front the city, but have no doubt, but he has important business -vlih tlo Msrmons in the stivt-s,

13?" We confe ourselves tcrt tlrod of

expression, nsedin tbo manufacture of Fall, near Akron; Ohio, a party of women,

all political platforms, that 4fredom ia equipped with axos, hatchota, &c.j formed in national and lavry sections!. I will do body for an attack on the whUky shops. to "round off" hrf h' aouudintf resolution. " e&terinjf Ih Ärst they found tha doors but means joat nothing at all. "Freedom is closed and bolted, bat pecdlly battered them national" aayn one of tb Indianapolis own. nd Urin the saloon, demolished Convention.. Does U mean iha freedom of everything it contained. They attacked a

white men? T'wonld be folly to enunciate a doctrino never called in question since tho formation of the government. The Inference is, that the Contention meafit to far that the freedom of the ncjro is national; a position hardly to be maintained. But it the anti-slavery party is prepared to aabscribe to such a creed, why do they not go a step further and say that the freedom of the black man is national. They sro ready to oppose every mcssure fettering his freedom, even in the nominally free States. He has no rights as a freeman in Indiana. lie cannot vote, he is taxed for the support of schools, from which ho is excluded and a clause was engrafted in the Constitution by a majority of ninety-fivc t.rotisand, forbidding free negroes, ander pain of fine and imprisonment from coming into tho State. Let ns hear no moro of sucli nigii sounding falacics. Lei the anti -slavery partv state the rronosltion fairlv if thcr arc in fcvor of freedom tothenegro in Indiana as well as elsewhere, and at the next election the party will be swept out of existence and the anti-slavery movement will again bo confined to such men as Garrison. Greelcv and Julian. Whatever views may bo put forward, in psrty platforms, it is a fact that the negro is not free in the North o in the South, nor can he be, nntil we are prepared to embrace the faith of Fred Douglas himself, that the blacks are entitled to all the rights and privileea of freeborn 7 A - " WJ whites. Let all admit the truth fairly however disagreeable to onr feclings 7 One of tho standing charges made against Mr. Douglas by tho Administration papers is, that ho is fighting ride by side with Seward. Hale, and the Xew Tork Tri bune. We Kar that the same charcre will s - 'Msswe) ' w asv iiv tiiu viaeaiv Weill hoij g00j gainst tho Lccomptonite-. Among tha principal leaders of the Admin istration party, we find the names of John A. Dix, the free-soil csndidate lor Governor of New York in 1S4S; John Cochrane, the

author of the Buffalo Platform Beaolntions, othurj,w at Pleasant Ridge, near Cincinnati and a notorious free-soil leader; and John by tho jliCOVCry cf lieded bodyofawoi Vau Huren, who a few ycani ago proclaimed IQaa bcarin, raarka of extreme violence. The in letters and speeches that no more si a va boay wa9 rccognized as that of a jounff moStates should ever come into tho Union. named Kiizft Anderson.the daughter of Tho only paper of any influence in the North, working nan residing in tho neighborhood.

devoted to tho Lccompton movement, is the New York Herald, whoso editor has been lately converted from tho Fremont party, by the promiso of a foreign appointment. Thcso aro tho men who read out of tho party, Stephen A. Douglas, Walker, Stanton, and Forney. These htter day Democrats claim mors rights in the party than they are willing to concede to the old and consistent veterans, who have grown grey in the service. Wo shall ace, presently, what tho " Democratic masses will havo to say in regard to such usurpation. ———<>——— SUPPLIES FOR UTAH.—Messrs. Major & Russell, contractors for the transportation of supplies to the Utah Army have selected Nebraska City as the place of depot and rendezvous. They will start from that point from eight hundred to one thousand wagons.— They will require from six to eight thousand yoke of oxen, and will engage the services of about twelve hundred men, for which they will pay twenty-five dollars per month, out and back. The price which they propose to give for oxen is seventy-five dollars per yoke, which in view of the present state of the money market, is certainly a fair remuneration.— They will require the stock to be delivered at Nebraska City, of the time of which due notice will be given through agents or the press. It is probable that Messrs. Major & Russell will ask sixty, ninety, and one hundred and twenty days on their purchases of stock. The trains will commence moving at the earliest practicable moment. ———<>——— McCLtac, tho candidate for Secretory of State makes the following reply to the Anti Lccompton Committee who propounded the platform of tho Convention of the 23d of February. It will be seen he doc not treat it with much respect. Indianapolis, March 2d, lf.'S. Acstin II. IJrowx, lq. Dtar .Sir: Yours of tlii date has jti)t been received, encloiur a copy of the resolutions passeJ by tho Mus Meeting of tho 2?1 nit., and asking my 4,appro?al or rejection' of the same, and an answer at my earliest convenience. In response to your letter, I have simply to sav, that while 1 shnll never reject a correct principle laid down by any rua.s meeting or convention of the people, as acaudiJate and lmocrat, 1 staad upou the platform adopted by the rsjc nlar Democratic Convention of tho SlhJauaarv. I shall adhere strictly te the principles declared therein and in tho State - . ..... . n-na national rxauorms aaopicu Dy tue nein oeratie rarty in 1S56. My letter published in tho Sentinel of tho 22a ult., define my position upon the can question. Very respectfully, Tonr oVt servant, 1ANL. UrCLUKE. W Lato intelligence from Florida, indi cate tho probability of a speedy termination of the Indian War. A warrior who had Veca been captured, declared that Bowleg woul surrender if bo cv hi sro a white flag. The Indians were greatly distressed for want of provisions, and it was thought were willing to make peace. It is proposed to grant the Scminoles the guardianship of tho govern men, to feed and clothe them lor twc!v months, and pay their expenses to the west The flovernmen proposes to pay them on their arrival at their western home, $250,000 besides giving them mechanics and farmers to instruct their children, and $25,000 unually forever. Mrs. FbEuoxT's CoxTBiBrTio.f to tux 1'oox. In Mr. Itaccher's church, Brooklyn at the close of tho morning service yesterday a collection, was taken for t'je benefit of tho . . . a poor in tue congregation. .raoRg tie audience waa Mrs. Fremont, ("Oar Jtuscy.") wlio, happened to have no money in her pocket as tha plate was passed, took frota her finger a heavy gold ring and threw it in, as tho only contribution which she was able at the time to make. The ring contain on the outside an engraved "bee," (in allusion to a bcautifal iacldent la Col. Fremont's passage of tho Eocky mountain,) and o tko aside the inscription, "March. VST." It will be sou fo a cWitable purpose, and will, ct doubt, briny a high price. BT Tbe Legislatur, of Louisiana has passed a law aboUahing capital punUhmtnt, ana tha tbs!to:?en of hard Ubv, for life in .he t'n e f ere f.

t2T Last Saturday morning at Cuyahoga

number of other establishroeata of the same

class, emptying the liqaora in the streets, and

destroying everything within their reach. Their work occupied about three hours, du ring which time intense excitement prevail ed. Many of the women are said to bo of high respectability. ZF"Tlie citiisns of v".olinc. are detcrmined to quit burning gat after the 20th :Mt., unless tho Ose Company lower their rtcs frora $1 to 2 Ir 1,000 cubic fcet. The Gm Company in Wheeling went into opcra-t-l0n me six years ago, with a capital of $40,000, since whieh they have paid dividends annually at the rate of twolve percent, Jding their additional profits to their cspiul 8tock) Bnl51 it hg, ilCTcaMj to $:o,COO. ino reduction demanded would still pay the ttockholder fifty-one per cent on their present capital 1" The girl Elizabeth Jones, who created m-ck excitement in Cincinnati a few wck ioc hT detailing a horrible story ahout n-TicS forcibly confined in a dark roorn fop fonr months, from which she prctended to have made her escapo, diod in the Commercial Hospital in that city on Wedncsday lust. It will be recollected that the tory caused the arrest and imprisonment of tbre V 0n V1"6 of S h nd brota"' WS ber I"011 J? "The Cannelton Reporter says that Mr. Hugo of Kvansville, contractor for the bridge over Pigeon Creek, in Vandc Iburg county, is now constructing a railroad from the ex tensive quarries of the American Cancel coal Company to the river, to take the stone necessary for the job from the quarry. We un derstand that II n jo intends making the quarrving and shipping stcne from this point a regular business. The stone obtained from this quary is the best found on tho Ohio Kivur 57" Great excitement wu occasioned the Her person had been most brutally violated, and after the commission of tho deed she had met with a violent death. A negro had been arrested and committed, charged with the murder, STA Mr. Do La Mater, f Jlarrisonvillc, lid., IS laid to he in possesion Of Some twen ty beautiful pearls, tho largest of which is valued at cne hundred dollars, which be found in muscle shells taken from White rir The pearls of this river are said to bo beautiful tcyond comparison. Most of them are pei.octly white, and their viridity in re flecting light i eqaal to that of the diamond t is generally believed that they exist in arge quantities in White river. kiT" The Warrick Demoerst disents from the resolution adop'cd at tho mass meeting at Indianapolis, respecting tbe establishment of another Democratic paper in that city. It says: 44 We do not believe in tho doctrino that an editor is to have no opinions of his own in matters pertaining to the interests of his much for politicians any how." 3?" Tho New York Herald ientions'a ru mor to the effect that Allsop, t barged with complicity in the attempted assassination of Louis Napotan, has been concealed for sev eral day serscwheroin Anthony street, New York; and tiat both. Ktglish and French detectives are in pursait of him. lie is suppos ed to have reached this roan try in tbesUamship America. Dkclkssion- ot f rxAKF.R Orr. -The Upb. Jas. I. Orr, the Speaker of tho House, has written a letter to Lis constitnent, declining a re .election to Congress. The lonjr neplcct of his private affairs, he says, imperionsly demands liia presence at home. ST" F. W. Torter, the absconJinj treasurcr oi tnc American c-umiaj is.neoi u nion, Sit S?S t I was brotipht to 1'liiladclpLla n Monday upon a requisition on the Governor of Ohio, to whkh State he had tied. Mr. l'ortcr w.-xs taken to the Oonrt of Scs.s!oos, wlicro ho en tered bail in (5,000. tTirr. Paulsen, the Chess player, recently performed remarkable fca:.at Dubuque Iowa. lie played seven games of chess at tlie same time, against seven of tho bo5t players in the city, lie bclnir blindfolded. The rcsvlt was the comp-Jcte success of Paulsen. JiT Two crrstiaet shocks of earthquake were experienced at Portland, Me., a few days since. One was ao severe as t shako tl) custom-lious, a massive granite building. Health of Jirrcnsox Davis A Ii 'ashir pton despatch of the Ctb says: His physician thinks that Mr. Jefferson Davis can hriiy resume active dnty before two months hence. Ho as now cot. fined to a dark room nndcr a severe regimen. tef It is reported that Prince Alfred, second son of Queen Victoria, hss been appointed midshipman In the Enrylaus. a 51 screw frijrate, now getting rcaJy for a three year' crnise. IST Madame Coldschmidt is expected' to arrive in England early in Jnne, itfs Mid, with the intention of taking up ber peimanent residence there and, possibly, of singing in public. Tnr Alton Traoeut. At the last accounts tho convict Hall was in a very dangerous conditUm and not expected to recover. His victim Crcbb attll survived and was likely to Vecover. ' ST Ex-pTCsidcnt Fillmore bas purchased tho house of James IlolUsUr on Delaware street, Buffalo, with a view ot making it bis futare residence. SiT Got: Wise's Il)JfsViA Jatur U being pr.büshod in 'Wasbingum, and It- is said tbr.t two hundred lbo;tan copies will hardly supply ths demand. KT" CoL Benton ia preparing a Ufa of Andrew Jrcksnn. to be pnblisbed by tbe Ap

Bur. Jon W. Jacasojf. Tho numerous1

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friends and admirers, hereabouts, of this eloquent Divine will be pleased to learn that

howaa quite recently invitea loaeuictwi new Methodist Episcopal cnurcniu inuidelphia, his native city and that in the city of "Brotherly love," at well at ia every place where here be r reaches, nie eiequcnce smwa a perfect furor. The new edifice, tho jh the 1 - f M 1 J , wkff ,,-. larzcatin inocu was micu ".r"",a and hundreds hovered around the DOlldinff, blockin? np the street for a considerable distance, unable to obtain seats. Mr. Jsckson is undoubtedly tha most eloQuent preacher in the State of Indiana; and has lew. if any eoualsln the M. . Church. Mr. Jackson hss been stationed for the last two years at Vincennes, where he is very much beloved and esteemed by a numerous cooereiaiion CatntUon Etporttr. X3T We are Indebted to Mr.Danean, clerk of the popular packet Scioto, for lull files of late Louisville papers. The Scioto tooK oown aaomber of Evansvillc people Friday evening to tho dramatic entertainment. ——> The roads leading to the city are becoming passable. The farmers have been compelled for a month past to abridge the number of their visits to market, and there has been an unusual dearth of butter, eggs and vegitables [sic]. With good roads, we will be again fully supplied. ——<>——— THE WEATHER.—For the past few days we have been blessed with the brightest and loveliest of spring weather. We are almost ready to believe that winter has given place to its more cheerful successor, and that winter clothing and fires may be safely banished. The ladies were out yesterday in full force, and the streets presented a lively appearance. ———<>——— SPRING HAS COME.—We had fine lettuce and spinage [sic] in our market on Saturday morning. How it attained its size during the recent cold weather was a mystery to us. It was large, green and succulent as any we see in April or May. It was the product of some of our thrifty German gardncrs, to whom wo are indebted for most of the rarities and luxuries in the market. ———<>——— 2f- Blackwood's Magazine for February has come to hand from ita publishers, filledas usual with int'resting and valuable rendinir matter. Its first article on the "Condi tionofWoman,Misan abloand Interesting essay, and will repay an attentive perusal. Tho other papers are a continuation of Muiwer's excellont story, and of the article on India, St. Leonard's Handbook on Tropcrty Law, Thorndalc, &c. all productions of morit. : . CANDIDATES. - J. 1. i:i.MUTT POR COCXCILM AX IX FUt'RTII WARD. Weareauthis'4 tosnnounce tint J. P. ELLIOTT I a candidate for re-elertion as Councilman la the Fourth Ward. Sir. Klliott avows hinsclf a auLourter f the OLD CHARTER, and In r..nr ,f litwral r irorcuition fur VKEE SCHOOLS. He desires hat thers I no mistake with voters of the Ward ia reanl to his views ou these Usacu niarll riTY.CLEIlK.- Ma. CsttiLEiritsst snnounce my iumim as a candidate fur re-election to the olTice of CITY CLERK, at the Du!t April Kwrtion. niarlt WELL H. WALKER. MTV IkSKkftOH.-Mr. PATRICK BURKE, present lucuudieat, Uacaodidate for reflection, as cuyAm-or. 1mam ' .. n c.ivnLDt i. . M.wiM.. S. ...- " - LT Z" election totheofficeof CITY ENGINEER AND SUHYE YOU. rt FOR CITV CtJLLKCTOR.-We are requested to announce GEORGE W0L1LIN asacaadidste fori C it T Collector. mar . - BMin ic.K.ins W are rmuestedlo announce JOaBPHO. II AMNG. a candidate for City Assessor. mvt 4 1-f-fi't'is I KVfrKSt Is a candidate for CITY Al(jtMlll.hICRK wsearisiaateiort.il i CLERK at the ensuing April eieetian. nr. Z. II. COOK Si. SON'S RE .4 GRICI Produce and Live Uc .sochas Horses, Mules, Cowt, I'.tv.. nf rnu. ilnir. Thickens: Kutter Int. Riicon, Ec, Furs and kins of every deirlftlon; tliniti(f. Hees nix, reamers, w new. van, ws. Ibirlev, Iteans, Kye, Mean, Minns, l Appicssnu Pearlies. PoWoes and Yef eUHes of sll orts. Irr.V-l 1 w L. II. x. jrk m PV.y. EVANS villi: art M m - - 1aVMHl VTf aiASASaA sera ana Acricuiiurai iiarruuusvs lirr K,iniiid aaeerl wnS Jl rricsltsrsl Wsrew h.ue. llaveonhwnilanArnsendtoaeepafiill sutrlvof Fl ELI and 14KPK.N SK.De: saora fell BMnientr IMPLEMENTS. We are Asents fer MeCormkk's Reainv: Mower and HeasevenssWaeJ; V ft l.m.m fK t-.1mmm.r. tr' Stmw t'n'tfr; llarinond & KofM-rts' Plows; . . aB a... f. I alInhVmuVrrTn S- EJII.COUKk.ON. OTICF sinXEESOF YM. MEtr CXTTIAL St I ft ctt., inform you herewith that thev hafe m.id ! the wliole stoca of Clothing and 10 GimLj to Mr. A. Tn7el t-ws to tho tale firm of VTm. Ixiewenthal A Co.. will rlraecall at their old tand and settle with 1 ' AnR.ur.wl.KRT., LKOP. M. UEUNIIETMETt. mar5w Ansirn ees. HKU.1.U OFF AT A Gil K AT ÜACHIFItTJ EIIAVK Till PAY norolIT TUR WHOLK faK-a of Uouds from the aeignee's of W m. Ixie wentbai Jt Cn.. which. f-r to sell out a qnirilv as possible, I offer at great reduction, wholewleand reLill. Mr new gcntA friHii tbe K.t, which will be here in a few dnrs, will le IJ at wtilectie only at very low prices for casli and lo protnin msrcnamj AUIULOKXTIIAI. fUMT.-MU .9 rST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS?. The AtUnticfor Fehruarv: Lexlie's tl wette of F-shion Tor renniary; tint ham ' M.icasin do do; .Mrs. Steven's Monthly, do do kdey's Llrs Book do d; Harper's Magaxlne d do; Schtwlfellitw do do; H Hehol Woeds bi loj Ladies' Reo!itrr do do; liinitr-tttl Lord n Xewf : Punch, an all the maes.ines an.1 im spipr, at f, LHH1KI.L fc CON V XUf OX. SC-PRIES-' 13v,iii Extra ffne free trade Cigars; 20 Oro;s PTat Fla.kt: 25 Roxet France Coflee: 7 d i. I. If. Half HiuIm.1 Mensur; 'Si do WsrfioanU; 1-. an Per-ami ll.ilf Peek Mensare: W Boxes Uenuan ?oap; ree'd and fr ale lor antrJ r.s n. nr. hi X COXSMXJ1K5T. 511 dozen Painted hnekets asorteil ; :a do Tui,sorted sixes; 60 Wash Tubs, for sle low to close kr fe52 HEP. FOSTER A fO. aOIDRIl VIKli n ' J & Bids. WarranU-d Cider Tinerir, in store sdfo ale by SAM. YICKKKT. tRF.911 BALTIMORE OYÜTEB?. Tho;e Fine No. I at 1 Oil per can, Exti-J.F.atSl 'V.ner'nin.st jaaSS R. II. COOK A f 05. HARPER. FOR MARCH will heonrr TWRXTY IRCUTSat IK) BELL St CONYNUTÜN : elt aar Uta i, t i . ...iIM fel' WMEKLEUt KIÜÜ. fJUCKYTTIEAT FLOUR. -I AM ptfund choice mm uwiiuu 1 nl by i (niAril Buckwheat Flour, nwetred this day, and fur z. it. cm iv j -.. fUCKET5-HHI dn.en, SMorted colors, for sale JLP lowby resrHI GILBERT fr TUBS. i5 nesls'8'9v3' aiul o. 1, nr ie .y I GILBERT at BOWLES, maris gycaaore street. S.TEKL PLOF MOULD.-no Steel Plow Moulds, K! rrom No. I to No. C, for sa by feblO AMUEL ORR. WJLOW HANDLES. soo pair ed and split Plow iianaies, lor sue 17 feblO AMVE1 ORR. -TJiITOH.. ML 100 jtteel and cst Plsughs. of every sse rmd V'.nd at wnoiesaie ana reuui, jr. rei ve.1 sn-i i-w "." J.mlü-dw z.H. COOK m-mrvLPLAIDt and ikt. stn .. A large awl nice asiortonent on MrdsrsTfo aiie cheap, for cash only, at gAM.EMBlUii, febid Main street, three doors below cond. rV O. FrOAR.3 Lhds, just received and for sale 4iolow-.y OIL! .LIEUT A BOWLES.

A DY-PAY S TO RE. WKMrlLLÄKLlATAr:CTIOXATOrRFALF. A A7 A - A t X X y a.v xj . ,y nooms, corner of Slain and Thir.1 .trevt.. ..n

LTTHAL IM PLEMENTS.se EDP A?i n Frhhy, March 13, l?.V.cmmeiKÜ.e at 10 o,chck.Uie

iiuir:ni:s sokiatcash rnces ir au im oi rrjii.-nrmc cmoLrnment:

- DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.

RATKH. On Square, (ten lines or less), three time, tl W On werk, : : i : : : : i ljd two wrecks, I tl I I i : : : i : UM vneuontk, lit: J I I t : : 4 i : : ? 50 j : 10 oo Tnree noath, I : lx months, t i : One wear, it. t 1 : i : a t i t l 15 00 cm la.. r ad -timena. M Cants of six I1nrs or ander, HO per annum. l-F" No nillf.w1id,,advertiseuiemceceived. ej Ke advertisement inserted for less than SI. J. H. MAGHEE & CO., Wholesale Dealers in pRsr GOO ids BOOTS AND SHOES, First Street, EVANSVILL.E. INDIANA, Are Wrinint-.aod wiUjcuatinae to receive fresh supS P It 1 X C GOODS, dnrinr th reason, snd will 11 rery cheap U Cadi mm diu pi paying customtrs. we nave just reeeivrt Ucht Sprtas Prints, Fan er Lawns, Challv DeLalns, Blewrbec Muslins, Denims, Cct'.onadrs, IXankeeas, Drilllncs. eVe., An a errat variety er AOTIOAS for the Season. March loh, 1. s. i.eiLsear mbssv iowu. GILBERT & BOWLES, t SnceessVs to 8. X. Gillrt Co., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Sycamore Street, betreen Vatcrand First Streets, KVAN.VII.LK, IND. A full assortment f Groceries always ea hand, and for sale si the Inwett price. AetnU for "Cypress Mills" Cotton Tarns, at marnfactuirr's prices. cU J TOPiOMO.V KTS. m? UCRIICIIOU KOMOX ft KT. rwir snd ile by .. II. I OOK & K)X. rZtg Bf?II. PRIMK OATS, receirel per B f J Katefiarrhei; fur sale Mr X. II. OOOK & SOX. Sweet Potatoes, from .ew Orleans. 8DBLS. KWKKT TOTATOES receiTS.1 per Str. lVter Tcllon; for sale by Z. II. COt)K k SOX. (iltOIfK DKIKÜ PKACIIE J do do Apple, Ia Store an.d for sale by Z. II. COOK & SOX. lluzgy for Sal p. A NEW YOKK HUII.T, VERY LIGHT OXE a Jiunak uluui rur Sale! luvlnc neeti mim nrJ, will be eichaiiced I or a oudk horse or bMe4 f ' SATCHEL BOWLE'S Stss LUCIUS HAUT, IMrORTEK & DEALER IN METALS, 4 AND 3 mrilLlKO SLIP. .KW VOHK, STAFFERS FOR SALE RANCA TIN. STRAITS W Tin. Antimony, httsnish aM Anvrk'an Lt-ad. ilah 7.inc.Ceper, lilmuth, Rar Tin and lUr l-ad, liaiihit metal. äpelierSoidt-r, Plrr' hnhler, Sie AIo. It KITANN I A and PLATES WARE st h desale and redt I. iuarl3tiiB GROCERIES. l'OOheis MoIsmcs; 4ii0 hhdsurar; 4' 10 tars Cndce. in trr sn4 Ia itmh snd rornierr n..irl3 PRESTON RÜTHERS' 'I'Ar.-J bMs Wilntnrtnn Tur In Vr .ale l.T rosrlHl 1'KKltTON 11 KOTIIKRSv srM.AUiriltD irCAR..-lO t,hds in store For sie by atsrMl PRKSTON nROTIIKU. IXTRA FAMILY VINEOAR. J 40 bl Viaecar for sale low br niarli ; GILIiKUT Jt R0WLF.SÜ CARPKT CHAIN. CjVr for e merit UlLOEKT i UOWLES. AUCTION LlFgC SllC Of JOftlrj & WütChCS AT AUCTION. 1 FHHE ATTENTION OF THE LADIES is rent-ert t r.,1. t the l-eet ntut fnt ofJEWKLKY ever hrouclit to thi. market. The ?ile will commence FRIDAY EVENIXfl, si a it arwi oecnnuauea rtturdsT and aion.lar at i o'clock, r. w., eofM'Isll.v for the ladi. Lever. Duplex. Aocnoe and Cylimler Watches; Fine inest.cK eonsiurf rinGlan4 Kilver nsli.h I oia rooaits estciiains; rmetioid hetsif i anieo; I 1 .1 1 111 ! f 11AU1.. I , nMI.Mn. 1 mm ! .1 I auiomia iiamtnas, eieev nuiuntu Mmis, pensft.S. 4, and : Olafs kets. Ah, a fine asI snrtment or rialcd VI are six! lance Article, such aa 9'lver Plated Tea. Table and Desert Forks and nins: I Castors, Cups and Oohlrts, Fru;t Knives, PortmOtiies, Card Cases. Fane v Dole. &e.. Ac. nuoULt K.ELM1., maru-.;i Auctioneers LIQUORS AT AUCTION. S W caks lirandv: 6 bMs Whisky; 4 do Yinesnr; 5Csss.S.ulJle RaeWhikr 2 do Ldon Cordial Ofo: : do Uher; 5 do lirsttdy; 3 do Cherry Rrandr; 2 Raskets Chamacne; vOOO Cissrs, assorted iirauds; 1 dosen lied Cords; 10 do ktrooms. ALSO SO bote Glassware, a.-amcted1. Tfc above eiiimienment rill Im rLt rllhntrt nur. Tersss CAS If. WOOLS KY At N E LSON. nva-1 J5 Auctioneers. B. L Fahentock'fl Vermifuge. AKJ!?" ÄÄ'.T ..wn artic le In ettrv war wrthvof enee.it heinr tha n i cnmui 11 r ije-renyer eitmrr Chtklnrn or A'iniii yet introm-el. Thi fart which I a-teM.d lv Certificates of persnnsnf well known vencitv. ens. blettieUlniiit any hesitation htevrf,to juaroni teeil to git The fullest aaliafnctinn it. i r aiika!tik;k, . Late of the firm f It. A. Fahentick At Co. fc.H wlmlsxrle. by I. L. Fshenrfnek Si I'o.. Wbolemle lnittffy,Xo.0, Corner TToof aAd f ourth su.. l iii-nra, a .oldalsohr John Lstnl. C7rl. Eefch and 2. J. Penuirton, Drucsiits, ETaimrirt, jn i.tlawSml 4U DRIES. e3 M boxes Star Candles; f.0 do Cincinnati .op; 2S do laoilarh Cheese; 6 dozen HrtMim; inokrps White I!; I0bt,, I.inteedO.I: 55 Mil Cement; 2 coils Cotton Rope; y bis Cotton Bottinr. in ftort sn.l f.ir snts br ORR, PALZELL A CO. mart MALTBYfi A FRESH OYSTERS 1AM now rereSvinr dally MALTBT' unrivnlle! andeeltbrated choice Putnted Raltimare Orfters. ami am prepared tn oiler the trade such .ndneenjeuts fr the entire seaon as liars nerer tn ofllrt-d In this market beretiifore. A omatant daily fiirrlralways n hand, so that dealer and families ran oUain at any timedurinc the iw-S'n thosecludce Ovter.in cans anl half can and in the ihel, a-arrauted frculi atai sweet. and very superior in Davor and quality. Terms cult. And none but bankable monev reeired. A. Kr RTF.. etI5-tf Folk Askkt ft Evansrilie. SPECIAL NOTICES. MeOean XI astsiBC Liniment. It is eight years since this Liniment was first offered to the afcV J. Many milloitsof Bottles have beea aed.sml it ha giren Ixrtter satisfaction than any article ever before tried fT isilhr parpoes. It poa4es.es a s)ecine , power over Inffcitnmaikin, ami chronic or accidental dmngrnieii! of the 3!arle, Joints, Lipaments r Fkin. It Iasorreof great plewsare to feel that we have been the humide means of relieving such aa im. mense amount of snfiering, and have cau.ed Ksuy thou-ands to "leap for jsy," because their ins were relieved, their wounds healed and their stilT joints male elastic Tnscr-pulous parties, repurdlefi of their obligations toourselres or the public, are enptped in atmaptlug te Introduce a spnriovw and mieralde article r.m a-OTHtrM r, by representinff Itto be the some or similar. F Be on yoar guard! Buy none but the original MEITCAX JiraTANO L1NIMEXrrand yo will not be decvirer. Q. W. TTectbrook, Orfsinstor. BARXE9A PARK. feb2jil4wlm Proprietors, New York. Ab la-pemelinatle Seeaet. The attention of all who wish to hide the changes wrought by time or sickness lu the color of the Hair, is Invited to the (act that such changes mar be CONCEALED FOREVER, by tbe occasional application of that perfect simalationvf every shaJeof naaail tls-e or brown, so widerknown a CRIBTADOROI EXCELSIOR DYE. The artificial tinge which it instantaneously imiartg is so true to life that itcaxor air betkctcp as the result of art. by the keenest observer. o!d everywhere and applied by all Hair Drewers. JOSEPH CRISTADORO. msrtd&wlm 'e. ArtorlNuoe, New York.

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3000 Cases. S000 Cases. 3000 Case. tWA3 OLD XXPf A DCTCTCJR, who Lie male his fortine Kad retired from busioeas,'willsfld the remainder of his dar in ctttr.f that dreMful disease, COttStti 1 1 IOX-rast or chum) his esrnestdesire betas to eomnianicate to the world his remedies that hate proved successful 3000 Cases 3000 Cases. in more than :nno cases. He requires each applicant to send him a minute description of the symptoms, with 3000 Cases. two stamps, (6 cents) to pay the retarn letter, in which he will return 3000 Cases. them his ADVICE TRESCR1P3000 Cases. TIOX, with directions for pHrparinc the medicines, fcc 3000 Cases. 3000 Cases. 3000 Cases. 3000 Cases. 3000 Cases. 3000 Cases. 3000 Cases The OLD DOCTOR notes that V,

those afflicted wUl Sot, on account of Altritt, JAllJriJAV Uft I'AilAJL. delicacy, refrain from consulting bun rartlcnUr attention will I paid to KcceiTirx.Ptortweansehe makes Ito CharSe. His " " FL Z'n A 'J Vat m"T l'"n

sole object in sdterrisfns is to do afl I the food he can belofe he dies. Ue feels that be Is JosOy celebrated for the care of Consumption, Asth ma, Bronchitis, NtrvvusAectlonsff, Couchs, Colds, ke. Address ' '. . DOCT. USCAS CRJIXT, Box S32, I. O. XeT York. January 5 W. Cmlwd Consumption tr an old ixdiax doctor, while a Missionary anions the In Cored. diansef the Rocky Mountains, discovered a RAKE PLANT t hat proves Consumption t a certain cure for Consumption, Eronchiti-sAnhma, Liver Complaint, Cured. Nervous Affections. Couchs. Colds. AiC. llarine now msde bis fortune I Consumption and retired from busino .he win nd m tne prtTiption and directions fr Cured. preparinc the medicines rasa or .H..o. t .11 .U H.-ir. 5. , -I Consumption d their address, enclosing two I svtwtps cents vo pay tne return Cored. letter, with a description ef their symptoms. Consumption The Old Doctor has cured more than 3000 casks or rosrxrtiox Cured. alone, and hopes all aQicted pesple will srail thraselrcs of this opporConsumption tumty, as tbe Doctor wihes to do all the fowl ho can before he dies. Cured. A.Mrew, DOCT. t XClS BRAXT, Box SSt, P. O., Consumption CtUd mrlO f.uill. New York. Kafelv mni Hellef OM Ir. II. James, alm whiu the New York aud other Atlantic city press have said ro miKh, has retired from pnrtice, hnt Dr. Themas Tilton, hi son-in-law, has been olucated to trav el for hi in awl dispense his invaluable medicine. Most prominent am one l'ee i his extract of CwiniaHi In dies, which lie d;cverel after hard laW and deep research in Calcutta. He strove to make a medicine to save his only child front death by conuruption, nd be succeeded. lr. Tilt'n, hi son-in-biw , lit In Chicago, (Room No. 141, ute streets He lias already sue ceeetrf in cwriur rmaneiitly, hundreds of terrilde rsee of Coniasnption, Nervous lM-ility snUSuncrinc, Athma and Itronchiti. TbeCohUand Cousha be hai bsnibeI. are innnmeraUe. The CanniaWs Indica is the mt wMslcrtH I.Ic.m in of ths tee. Aire Ir. TilUm acUli fft f. aUtleof meiliciae, hkh will cost you twndnllar. II will rroo t3 yo ttütt yon nrwi not be sick, and thai it will costs mere trif.e S. 11 .4 Sviro-THrnanretf to the itfreneth of the lnna aa'J ascertsiin the exact suite of the pffhchl' health. P. S.- Br afdrei9ins Th-. Tilton a note throoph the riiireo lMt Ottlor. euclosinc four nxtate ataniH. (12 cents)a n-eli will le srit in rrtffrn, free of rlmrre. to any parteitiie l mon. ah KiKrs.answcrea prompt ly. AQonr. octllfmTm.TfLTOX, Boa hi, Chicaeo, 111. ... - Invieorator will cure Liver Complaint, Jaundice and General Dcbilitr. Jlany people, persotfallr known to us. whoa word cannot he doU4el, have liven theh certificates to prove this, and with such a mass of erldenre a ho can JuiiU. - I Itis truly the inralid's friend, and will aire relief wnen an omer rrrnriii- iaii, ini in wine iijwic 1 .t M f f a I that have come nndcr onr observation it seemed the means ef snatching its victim from tbe grave; we wih all our readerswho need medicine won id try one buttle for it will surely give relief. (See advertisement ) m&rS-d&wlm Ilelp that never Tlrea or I-earee Yon. We are agents for ths sale of WATSON'S SEWING MACHINK, the best and cheapest machine yet Invented. Ladies, if you wsnt.a FRIEND, one wbo will do yonr work and tell no tales, a servant that will not run out of nights, or ak pay at the end of every week, buy one of these useful articles, (price from 19 to 123,) and we are sure you will I suited. HORN BROOK A CO., febs Water street, Kvantviile. Discovered at LsaK. ;reatet cure In the world for pain! Prof. Chas. Dcfirath's "Electric Oil." This Oil is the olv scrk iemcdt in the world for the cure of Rheumatism, Ooat, Pains in the Back, Rrrast or Skle, Palpitation of the Heart, Paralytic Stroke, Toothache, Headache, cramps in the Stomach, Scrofula, Sore Eyes, Tiles, Sprains or Bruises, Sore, or Rums, ftlffne- In the Joints, Tetter, Neuralgia, Sors Breasts, or any diseases that are sore or painful, Is the only article rrer Irought before the public that will do it work i-Crfcctly in from three to twenty minutes, hai been ated by thousands, and pronounced to be the best remedy ever discovered. The Oil is a pure vegetable preparation, not the tightest danger by applying it outwardly or Inwardly, It at once gives a permanent cure in both ca.es, from ten to Id minutes. None genwlne without the I'rnaTn re of Prof- C. Ptf.rath. Prnvcipnl Depot, Xo. 3 South Eight street, Philadelphia. Price Säc.sncand SI per bottle. The Bowels antf thelFftHictlons. As fcc health is the greaU-st blemiftg that we can enjoy. whhost which all other Mentors are of liula coo inewre, wedeem It of great mportance to point out tl way for you to enjoy it. The bowels mdvt be kept itr a stat: by which they are enabled to carry off" the usrleffs matter; they are the main channel which nature hart appelate te carry everylMntf'tli&t it unnecessary. A ad it Is impoiwihle to tell w hat SJ large amount of sickness hs been caused liy constijsaion, or costivene5; in other words by not keeping the bowels jrtgv lar: it is the main road to all diseaaes: ft i the cause of unnatural irritation to the mocoor, or Ktiing membranes of the 1k well. Having lost their natural rtrentfli they cannot object to what is required of them Hence, the bowels become infl.-ims-Uand ünlcijoa find aspeoiy relief, a thousand other eofsplaJats tTf evtT ready to drag you thraugh a mi serai. le and wretched life. Such medicines mutt be given as willclranse the stomach and beweis, and restore their natural strength. To accomplish this there h nocompouod so valuable as these Pills; all siher mclkinosir a to utter hifignificance when compared to them; it seems as though the Author of Nature had designed them for this at well as other complaints. From two to fivspills adsywiil Increase strength sad appetite, and cleanse the stomach and inteatine fiooi whatever is injurious. Dr. More's Indian Boot Pillt are sold by all drains ia Medicine. marl-lAwhn Hosteller's (omarh Dltters eorreets thesppetite, impart s tone to the syrtrm. force oil tbe bile awl all impure secretion, regulate the bowel, give ns strength of body and vigor of mind. F'or Iy.- pla and dyspeptic sytrptoms, they are the wonder of the afflicted. In all cases of flatulency, diziiness, prostration, great fatigae snd general debility, it Is surprising how soon the patient finds relief. No family can afTunl to be without Hostetter "s Bitters. They require no spirit. Fold infallqaart bottles by Drug. gisM and dealers generally. Ml. OCU2stVEU.ri ANTIPHLOGISTIC That has produced seh remarkabla efUrts In manycas of NiCK4LoiArTctTioot and Arrac Tioxs or the Haa, caused by disturbed circulation, ia those who have tried It in this city. Is for sad at .. . ' KELLER fc WHITE, ly The highe testimonials of it efllcacy hsweneea given by a nwtnl.er of the most repectable cUIzen who have tried it. jyi CO A Im Büi .AM MINI.M; COMPAXV, (OfHee on Water sU-eet, under the Teleprac't Office. ' Cart loadi of 15 bushels of Ilodiam Mine Coal delivercd to any part of the city at 1 f 0 per load, Cos! weighed, if desirrdV-tthe expense cf rite purchaser. Itote. of solvent brinks ef Illinois and Wisconsin Uk-keninpiymtnt-JOUN WYMOND. decj-tf. geeretary and Man-ger.

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P Cr. OHILEY & Co., X Y AM SYlLLKfjt DIANA. Storage, Forwarding Commission MERCHANTS. GK.ERALRAILROAD,tTBAMBOATAD EXPHEH8 AOKNTS, Special igen for the Penn. Central RAILROAD, ANDCCWSECTIrtNS.eTeTwhlch we are aothr-Ue-ito THKOltill KEcLIPTS AT TÜK LOWKST rDSSlBLK KATKS. 1arfeton thtOhio Khtrcspshle of storing nj pr. tevtice all mercbandice HsMc t ilMnsce from rxposiire. we are rrcMred to facilitate the difpatrh of ail cunaiwntHiia I. j t tMr aswssw tr - T i Vv ixTn T;, m iiivii foctmn f naranteed. 'xten.ive Warehouse n Wstrr strse. wc arc to nr iouni, surnainf lo tbc iutcrrsts of our parrnns si an now,iaT and nigu. nn onr sncnor f;truei-s ; lone st.-uiflinir; nnUrinf rnergy; and knowlfof tnr hasinew, w frtlconKlent of ffirinf rnifrl ntifarthn, ami hope lo merit routiattaneeof Ci'cxtrnsite patrouaje e are new tniryritig. Lireral fh advances will be made en all erwsirn. ments to either oursel tps or correspondent in any tire principal markedNorth, Yja, or South. P. Cv O'RILEY & CO. w. iteri. Late of Howard Sz Erown. Let of Geo. Foster St B-RGW N & AIKMAN. Receiving, Forvrardins: and General COMfrHSStoN MERCHANTS. AGENTS foil KANAWHA SALT CüMPAXT, KVasme. Inlana W TR0!sk A ll Kn7 anV SS ?. vici In the csnaritv as set forth in ourcard shore. We arw T?Ml'rrrjd toext-nd ererr facility nippw.ei tier ry I. a a airi Aii.tw hai i.hui shippers, either ty CANALvRXTEft. or RAILHOAIi anu axsnre tnim mar incur inirrrtrsikau twraunrui v u a pre represented , should they be pleased te favor us with their Mtronner. Otflt-vand Warehouse on the Corner of Msln stra and the Canal. Wll. liKOWN. Jantf tf TT 31. AIRMAN. VM19. J. S. 31 ITC II ELL & CO,, (.'mmlssloa an feTwafdlnc Merchants. VaUer the Telegraph Office, KrsoirUlc. JOUS H, MITt HLXL, At the Th-pot, Ro ling Crten, Ky. PARTICrLARsttentlnn riven to nervi ri tie. Rtnr. Inp, and Vorwardiua sny Produce cursifned lo ws. T will also use our best exertions to effect the most advantaseous sales of rl sent to n forthat vur- - . 1 . t - -I. mm . m fOTf rimrrai Avwiiviiic r xiuiiD( ureea. STOIIACK WANTED. " WK are yre pared t store In enr Fire Proof Wars huuteauy quantity of Untin, Prudnce, or Mer' chsndiie, o the most liherul Unns. llavine larceaiid airv rooms nu stair, tmrtlrtilsr rar will h taken of lloimelivkl Cumlture, Atrriealt-iral Tnipk-mciiU ami all kinds of cuudsor wares l jlIa :s damacc from damp or runt. lixurance efiectefl at tne lowest lire proor rates, by tae month, or longer, w lten desired. tVarehouie located on corner of Locust street anil IV . and E. Canal, and most cvotehirnt for nhippink o uiver or tuuruAii. Apply to u KU. rv&Thit m tu. apas. CAX.tL SlTOff AGE. t IT ATE a larce double Wserhonse at the Carta liftjiin, che of striiieaSt aoiount of produce which will le reeeire!, stored,- take fare of and keli suiert to the owner's wrdes, en the mot re-i.naide terms. P. U. O UILEY mh2o. LUST. Sk SMALL POCKET ROOK. BOUND WITH 1 Ün.aia leather, and fastened with a steel claap It contained a few dollars aM some papers of no Ira' porLinee to ai;r but the ewfitf . If tue finder will return It t- this office, he will be libera! 1 rewarded. naan-iw POCK FIT TKTUK !X)fiT. " OST. on Main atreet. Itetween the tVaOttacton U.4 llune and M'cii' More on First street, a Pocket Hook. einialniiic annul SX1 in moner. and a due jillacainittliestrffmrr lasse Mieihr of $U. with other panrr. The fni-Uf w 111 lie liNTlljr rewanled lr , other fn-r. The tnn le.ivlnr it at this office avln it at this office. tV.M. ZURICH. marMf AfKrEMi A N .A)l IS CUr a p. fjOflll AID PIIRMANEST i . mWi-ff,n T Ttnvronn AiUDlVUlirj!. JLIl..aa.3. TO BK HS T SMITH'S GALLERY. Opposite Cowrt House, Mala treet. AT TWENTV-FI VE CT. EACH AND UPWARDS.rT Remc-.ler, over Keller's Gun Ktre. iE3 Call snd see Specimens, when you a ill be sure to ge a good Picture. W.T-.w DR. J. KIVETT, SURGEON DENTIST, I1F.RFORMR every variety of opera- jtuJm tion in his wfession, and br long a'J ' e practice lias attained a kill, llaU -naMes JTlTTT him to rive entire satisfaction to his pat ... rt.ti. lie take nleaanre in unowinr anrcimensoi ma artificial work o tho-e who wih tn examine such production, an he tav be oouultel tr Jiote who nee the services or a dentist without Uicu..mg anyoWigs U n toemplny him afterward. Hi nffire U lu Urav's Imiklitig, First street rrvosiU the Poat Offie. , novCS-ly. STRAW CCTTERS Sl Sauf' PaUut iitraw Cntterf, for sale bw ry' jauMlaw Z II. COOK A 80N. Elf ROOKS. EW BOOKS. L Llvlnrtne' Travels lu ouih Africa: Lucr li-ward's.'ournal.by .Mrs. tiigoaricy Mr'. Hale's Kerens for the Millioa; Life of Aaron Ilarr; Wood's llotany. Twin Roses, by Mrs. Ritchie, lnt rereleed a tcaii IhjBELL A CoNYNUTOVS. FUN FOR 2 HE MlLLlOXf BELLS! BELLS!! FIFTY STRAPS SLEIGH BKLLS i SKATES! SKATES!! THREE HUMMED PAIKS SKATM ; Some very flne.anJ prices rsnrinr fran Sir to It pre pair. iJ.rwiUue-ipa. .. .h?rUl the sun slAnes." t " ''". ? rs ftsadj. opposite J. II. Mache A Cs. febl34 do llantatiow Molawe- fof sale at reduce prices hy Unil "'VUOK WJ. IQT(S! LTQrO.!LI(ilOAS! A 0W-lOld Rye Whisky, ii hf hll d do; leu.! Clierrv Draiid-; . . !3hfbM do ; 1Wi.lFrehBrandf ;ni,fu.l do Ai i Hd Apple Brandy, reeHeed pei",riT.ev rHiires,and forsaleby I. A D. -11EI31 A'NNv felC T EAI PI PKA rood a-wrtment reeHved and foe n'e by ian 11 FA M L OltR. mi I TTFll . Vfl B.S. Table BuUer. just rceelv? and for .er?e b Ell. -COOK A SON. CST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS A fine airttneot ef Coiaic and j'enthn-nt! Val' entire, for sale by J. 11EALKY. INl.Hf ES. 3 0hx llruiitnrgh Cbeee; ;1 x itar CmmIIc" lUA BlacKberry Itrandyt 6 do do Wine; h Ho Ornrer Wine; 3 do KsierrT Ilrsndr: , 10boe. Forest Wine llitter. rre ired and for al by IfibC I. A D. HKIMANN. BRANDY. Per3 tesmer Fannr Rnlllt, direct from Custom House of New rl-aus. J half pipes OMIXY, Ac n 2 bushel nrim me Flint Hominy; an Trrn 1 -n . . .. - . . ..mm I frei i lern lsPeerl Hsrtcy: s do ''-7.,;Iirr,K)KfcoN. W.Ifl orvnnin.3 io..iloiinr ItrS . hll. lrulieS nrne; IJ.I. I'na'itered Suirar. mi t;runc" a s bids Loaf tsufsr. iu store atd for ale r .S um is c HEiTON BROS S2UINOLE. IIsFmE a-- a k m 1(11,000 first nnailtvof idlow Poplar hiurle, xior toany in tltecity. Alm,alsrpe bd of Pine 3 ltV Shinrl.s. Dre-se.1 Vkmrinr. wwed CHlii.e.jrjJ eeived ai.d fir aale beap al the NEW Lt MBLR YA KD. corner of Main-nd Eicbthrtreet. fjdw WATJWS SEW BERRY f A t:o. riRftfrHlKl. JI'ftT REfElVED.XK CM bbls Prime Mola; half Wds 10; 100 hhds Sur-r, Faif to t hsift: 100bas Cofteej .TflO r-'kar- Fih; rslUixes ll-r:Js; 4-1 tire Car'j. .-olu: 31 tax Or..tuts 2.ni L sves HXT pacKares i:iin- . . . . Also, a cmplete assortment -f &?,JvU,n Cr-tferv w-r. to which we wow'.d inrlie tn' ' of : a7I Iii-Y F UP. as we are prepared to offer it-daet-mmf rot tobe (-..r0TF.R A CO., fk4 'rrer Lora rfrc-t atid t'sra".

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