Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 161, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 31 May 1858 — Page 2

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KVA5STXLLD, IND. -H

ON DAT"

C""'twe corresponpenU of the Kn-

Naval Warn lib England. The New York Herald "peculating

Upon the effects of. ar natal Wur with

England, bich may, rossibty grow out of the Jalo aggressions of English cruisers

in the Gulf, says it could new occur

with so little injury to u, for our foreign

commerce is at the present time reduced

uirer, are disputing upon the question, to ts minimum point, and many of its Whether Judge iblack" has "lost the results would be immediate and prosConfidence of alarge portion of his constitu pectircTy of great advantage to us:- - v i.LAr cm hts cleet&l for In a political ncJnt of view, U . would top Ants, and whethir ha.cari De l"r..1? tLi 'nscW eectional .citation

1 . I LAIM' 111 L

rrti, t ThedißDUte is itselt pret- thft iVerv Question. It vroild settle

tnr in the a&rmatiTQ of the forevertl.e tanff discussion, by stopping- for ty good CTlJence in ine auirmai u a thus our revenue from foreign traJe, and first question., A doubt thai a man, forco u, tlonce jDt0 thapystcm of direct tax-

hr was eleeted only seven month 50, ) atioiu bich we are now rich enongu to ucar

by a unanimoas rote, cannot now oe tion or wagen roed to California across the safelv nominated for 'reflection, .is, Cno hortest route; and if the . , .. ':. enoneb, ronl ! btula the railroad 10 mc r.;l- KtmnT evidence-mai nis .."?' i.i tti forever ihm

r:7'Meaar. Kinsman. Roelker & Co., of

Evansviila, are now putting up a nanesomo iron-front for Mr. Busse' new building on

Main street.

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t-MUf Amelia C. Templo, a daughter 0

UMaonn rimi-liia Temnla. of Worcester' and

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Mi 44 Jane t. Johnson, 01 utica, ;iew- f, Laya te-eiveJan annointmentfrom theAmcr-

Ican Hoard to take charro of the female

board i no- achocl on Mount .Lebanon, lurKey,

. ... a ill

for which place they will emoarr, prooaoiy,

in July. . ; - ? t f x - .

- rThe tfcjitlcmen or J-onicvilie and vi-

c.Yitv.'wlio have nndcrtatcn the cons' nicl'DTi

ot a national race cOnrso, near mat city, nava

"ckescent" city Hank

DiKcrroas. Joiim A. Rkitz, CoaaAD lUKta,

Thomas E. Q4ti and JoiiK Law.

Reeeire depoafubuy aul pc tin coin and exchange.

Interest allowed oo time lepoUi at stich rate tu may

(KrThe following are the views of the

editor of the Enquirer, upon the duty of

observing the' Sabbath. They are im

portant only as the conceptions of moral

duty, inculcated by the Sheriff of Van

derburgh county.who' is the minister of .1 HS

the law and the conservator of the peace LoubTiUe,urat Britain, vt. 5wiueriiuid. uci-

. mA nrAar th mmtinit v : I cium, Holland , Russia, Denmark, Sweden, Norway,

. , .1 v I and all the cilieau4 Urge towna of Germany, fr The righteoaa.the wd, Hie pure, yea, the ta to niu CoUwtions .,,4 proceed

"Simon rure.v 01 our city, rc, imuR remitted lwmrtly &t current tg of exchange

organ, uit iiournai, auempmiK w i -r -oriiaan nraint I'm nor Ktlliii? here. One day

that paper lens ot joago jmtusius- i- . -

in UibBon county, nna rccom menus -.

THtRN & BRAN

ltn of extra country bran; .

IHuheUEarCor.. 'mX VICKF.RY, No. 51 Main at.

7 A MILT TLOUR 0 bhl. ovelty MiH txtra S KamilT Flour, the rt iu market for sale ny . T . Z. H. COOK fc SOS. Sle Aeent.

--Cm' ADVERTISEMENT'S.-'. -

W.llAKER. Cashier.1- ---. . aplä 3n .

The Pill Trade.-Who could dream of the mae

alled a convention of tock raisers from all t11(j,t- Moore should follow the Gibeon conn- nitude sweh an andrukingas the manufacture of a u.reu-ho

parts of the Union, to meet there cn the 22d . -eiample. -Anon. . a .man named John rurjtatire rui aumea when t om -into general 'n

1 " I Becker is nnea lor selling lienor ou -uu , j r"? u j 1 nay

nv 1 1 speax 01 uie ainvueior nuuian wknen " uhct V be I liig,Uiüt little mor. t of a remedy pne forth to ew

A h,mt-. II cAmL...l i;l-aup. ' ' ' ' " I tat andsuMue

TffEKT l'OTATOKS '.'0 btl. Souiliwu fcxv Utoe, ia prine order, for sale at 41 per -hel, ,y Z.H. COOK a bON. JAHEiTTiKLE . . ..T7'. WM.' HCIWl. EYAXSVILLE PLANING & .FLOORING MILL. SKCOND ITRKKT, BKTWECN CHBSkCT & fHIUT.

VltRALERS in Lumber and Manufacturers of

MJ Doom, Abutters, Blind, lKM,r and Win-rff-w Frauieü. MouMin .f eTery t ioorir.c

WeathenMtrinp. shelving, aiftntles, ihe l'itaäter,

a-boue S.ieü, aii'l v. ti:iui i'iimj 1 uiung. Urge assortment of ah. IMtiids, iKnirm ?Iould

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. THE Board of Conimoa townell of the City of KTansTille.are prepw d to reeeire acaled prals up to the 1 day of Jnne next, for tue rrert-

tau Areuue, rwiklin street, bclweeu the atu Ar enue, and the Areouea running at WjjM . v.;..iMi.nJ Seventh treet, wrtweea

' I -- - .. .i. ill K.

Aiifor.andlheeu-OiexcaNTiteU frvin the lü-eett or Ivenue mxx pl:ed -u trctso ven- la the

Ry Jder of the Common Council o the City of Eraitarille. A. LtMCKl. v iiy iwa. inT-JK-f.w Volasljoteciy:

of June.

CORPORATION." NOTICE. DEKKP, That erners of lotalu Wock Jmiuco,caaMtho ulley running in the 1 u .11 mictions ID 6SJ

.Ted,anI Uie aame be brought to the rP W ithin thirty aaa from the publication of thi4 t.ce,and in default hcreof, the Cooimon Si""1)

t tli TiMit ef vuit upon tue

jmiai iij, av ... I n ,Minnri(Tnnnn a recoinlzed

Amg admission for the Lecomptoa lead- nnanent footing. It would aweep

ers to make, that their Representative 13 away the Clayton-Bulwcr treaty, nroDaoiy j c a r .' rl-t Vith i bring Cuba into the Union, aolve the qucain danger of defeat, irr a dutrict Wittt ft Ü00J hartg5nr,bout Central America, abolDemacfttic majority of 4,000. ""One h the laat remnanl of the African alave -7T '.t,Ä K trade, and change tho entire Phaseof our

wnier proposes v 1 1 tfAn l.v .licwinf nracttca T 10 ino

nominee of Uie 'convention, in place of

Nibtack; but Judge Law Is as decidedly opposed to Lecoraptonism as Ponglas.bimself. The Lecoraptonites would stultify themselves by Vach a. nomination; or it would imply that: they, expected Judge Law to act with strange inconsistency. If the Judge had last year, repudiated conventions into which ho has always been carried by treacherous friends ; enly

to be slaughtered, he could have been elected as an independent r candidate in

opposition to Niblack.5 As an independ

ent candidate, he can be elected in (Mo

ber azainst Kiblack, if Judgo Hovcy

doe3 not run. But as the nominee of a L?compton Convention his defeat would be sure: If a convention is held, , some declarations of views and doctrines roust be made. Tho platform of. the convention would destroy the candidate or his doctrines would upset the 'party. , The

Lecompton party have imposed their views upon Judge Niblack, and made

him a passable instrument of their dc

signs, and they cannot now repudiate

him, nor can they escape tho odium of

their measures and doctrines by putting

forth a candidate of more popular princi

nW Such a coalition will be a ruin

to both candidate and his supporters

TaxPayess' Partt. It is proposed

to form in New York City, a tax peers'

party, that shall try to get tho covern xuent out of the hands of non-tax pajin; adventurers who are made the blind in

Fovrr. of Krtropc bow little need tbe United

f-ti t-pftMv hiia of their crood will.

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Aiul 1" is tn iu matcriBi pom ui

naid l.kktieepened,all fwc1'"" '"J ?JJL

uioteJ

sntd

t 11 . i 1 'I' 1. 1 .i r ArtnutMiittw mm Itnnit.' IIja ...

'orkre Vloorinii of all kinds. I will it-arm, t.. nerfoiiB raid wwk. and the cost ana

W tl e Journal reioices! and so . exultant is speak of the au,. of human sfanea. and .uner- 9 -.M no em ta.M..; in 5 outl-en, , or peiues accniinK thereby, oe a,.e- t-

1 AN UVt.R iMAGAKA 1" att-s.A intn irnu i ii. tuai na prays uiai ail wuu uw i .v . - , r- . br river, raiiroan Hnacanai win una u o uieir imw- i r r wMistirr mui neu ana

over tho Fall- on Thursday Lint. JU, came Ucrvcd likewise. ' ' . ; t-at ana suwue. ir, .. ayer, 01 wvj eio VJ"u:

from the Cunadttside at Chippewa, in a nail if this work ef interdictinp the transacting ture. in bis iattory forty gros, per oin w n J'V imr, f

Dg Wlien f Certain Kinds Olbnfincason me oaumim, i v;atnanicrius,tnn.gu mi if - i (,urwork i9IU,tniiuie asmowirjicury wont, witnten.

9-. s m w mMfA fino n SIMS n KKI'llIII 1 . 1 V I IU? I ill r I V I Iirilll VII. I1UL 1k U t III 14 O U'

fin.t Ar 1.1JTW r-rons swallow this l ilt CTeryliiy. manner w if made by ha d. of a kinds

Ka.a nnrf wna in ttlÄ flVf Af rAtlimillfT

lV 4 tat 441AV4 ' 14 i-w v., I v Vvl Vi" - v v . - he went into the rapid.Cloat and man wa8 tboronghly carried out, what' would pc

were lost sight of loxg belore . tboy. reaenca 1 u10 reHtiltl Unr livery ataDica wiu

t!ie Falli. ' . 1 closed, our barber shops would be snut up ,

- ' - r.". and in short, there wonldb? no enawuiciuForhos Ba!s Notes is TaxjtESME. The convenience that would be inflicted. Uur Attorney General of Tennessee has bepun to commission merchants, who ship and rccen enforce the statuto of 1S37, probibiüng banks freigbU on Sundays, would bo .corn pel lea to

and bankers from

bank not located

i paving out notes "of any remit their efforts to accommodate their cits Kt .ro. As n rwun. trv.nAM anI MiftT HübinHOU Bild Other

ouence,some of the brokers of Memphis have tocratic, God-fearing citizens, "comsnrnindcd all their banking operations. - pelled to walk te ehnreh, instead Ol Dein,

I - I" . 1 ll..ll,nr in Ihmr I'lllTlAM.

COnVCJBU VUlnwi - . . 1- ...1 n. a(i

orlÄ.W0a inontht Pliysiciaris, think of that 4V

000 natietitaa dT who seek relief fiora the niedi:a!

skill of one man. Surely, that man should be, as be is in thiacae,one of the first intelligence and of the

highest character. -Ilia occupnt Sen eutailsnpnn him a fearful responsibility for the weal or woe of hi-, fellow man. I !VineYille Coirler.

clone on hört notice.

npreen apun. . . niyil tf

IKtbE & hUNNtl..

1 rv.. :T,, n k i.xnn Mr ' M:iiln.l ii uu vunv ....-. r . . . .if

T?L""a V' ' r n' no feeling in common.1 They are. too sen-

I3IÜIVIIUCU 111-, J.S..ea-.xa aa. . - pUr fl r

lltCIWl vuiv . a, A With these transcendental pitists we iiae

i rnmmon; They are ioo su-

Therc are ins, of which they are

it would devclope the greatest advantage to tmnortat on of nc-rocs a4 apprentices righteous. There are sins, ot wwcui . 'this country, ndcr the double atulua "rfffi f the RuiUj, which are of far greater "gtnda given to prednction and trade here, by the ,J de Ma.oll w,s .urrriwd; Walewr than banorwl line . Th y ddictea to cutting off of our foreign anpplie, and the .. lltnThed. and ,ct KnHand baa the brass talking vandal, they are o all ciaMsoirr sudden demand by tboVedcral Oovermnent clmrfalW anPPorting sons, the moat given loccnwriousnesa. Charfur every kind of material our domestic In- toßJä Jhe rA SricIÄol.t to 6ITreI the ity reaches or and staya our jjen r we duatrj' would auddenly start -into" the most Vtrado-the old hypocrite.1 ' . " would repeat he ca Ul op 17f"' ...!r:. r ...1 nnr.inrt wmild ,kc Jt .;,,. An enrthlv indcro cannot take cogni-

acu iiic. vur luiiuu uiunuiv v. - ... i

Sfffit Ei.ri.nd. th mcRUiiU .of II tl.. TOiar.i"

. c . . .

books ever

.. I I r. 1 l.:l Vim tn mannvriiit il

I I . . r . . l .

L.'ahmI work on Architecture. 16 was wrmcn wiku

to buy the troiucL- of our looms. ' Thode-

manrt or these woniapropaoiy "i." ' f -I,T .4, .rerwnra. A wish has been

. . e m. iia i i i i .iiHini inn j a jiiiit imiiv -----

yearly, we intgia consume 17 " " tV": ::ul ftf ft Änb:crh,tion list fur the pur-

pOilC.

Kf fl

millions of bales. The.o would come ?unii,

iA.mr.lnr tbn hnav handi of our .-xortlicrn

population, tnrougn mo rirers, i-ui

railroads 01 tne nniciior, unuiu v i,t . vnt inrrea.se of trattic. Kvery inter

- - - - - . n. .itr,)jnl. nnnn the TnannlaCUllor Mini

h i'i' " 1 - - t

rntrr uff trm d W6U il PariUrlPBlC ill tlieii

pnsneritv. A similar reauuwoiiia ancu i mo

rosrKCT8 tor Cor.N.Tho Illinois Slate

RefUtcr savs: 4,The late incessant ram.-i nil

our tanning community wKh; gloom.- Since

1S4I, our .statc jias not nccn visnn iy a continuanco of vaiuy weather as hi msr-

iron'tradc, with all its vast Tamiflcatiom; the tj,e pat six or eight Weeks. From aM coalmining interest, the machine mftkinge rjnartcrs of the State wc have report that

the rain U UeUying ' tne corn piaitun?, a I 1 - it. .auV rkl l tliV

ipiiprn v KHuDinir uaciv tne lanuns rriii.i

work. A continuance of tho present weather

for ten days or two weeks, will be most dis

astrous for our corn prospects.

zance ol their enormities, or we would insin

nnlo tlio nrnm it V til lllA dOin? 8C. JI1CTBI,

however, placed upon the docket above,- and wbpn He who noto even tho fall of a fpar-

row, hohls Hi court, tbe ;osiper, the scan dal-inongcr. tbe backbiter aud .the dealer foprwi:re ori-n tbouull llO Htaild IliffU ill

the church militant, will find hi exercises of

faith, unattached to-chanty, ol no avail. i

tTThe I'.eilfor.l Dcn;br;it says that many of the wheat fe'ds in that county are

entirely destroyed by tho IIcsMan fly.

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.

. EVANSVILLE

General Agency. TW II. molt A mOX.are aeenti1 for the Mi

Mi ami Powdor Co . eini keep a full stock ou

battd, in Mapazine. Mcl'oTuiH-k's Keaper an Mower corutiined; -. ?totkwell k Hume's Patent Grain brill; I'h. Ph imnit.n MilVH!

iuUtoa's.Tbraäuer,. Separator and Cleaner cmn

Hn rttiare. fid lincj toli l Ackte), tlifce times, tl PO hi,,.'

One weeii, 1 -W I rumniing's Patent Straw rotter. ' ' Cr'

"" n. I fmntenl'a 1'atent otrew cutux. .... 4 IX 1 . . Vnin Ametira Corn and Col Cntühert

I Noveltv Mills' Flour, Hiebest tn the uiarkeU, i ; j ....in Ad I Southwestern Cm fcheller. ..

1 j W Wf bTn Cin Slidler. J,; '- -'T..V;

Two week,...

,ue month, ..a ,

Three month?,..

Pix month.,....

On vear,

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' a will natifT said lien end cu. ' By order of the Common. Council of the Cty or vansTille.-. . . A. LHMCKT-, Cy Clct " ..

myiO-lot yolksbute copy. " , 'L CilRPORATlON .XOTICIi.. , .-;. OEPKUEP, That owners of Lots Kos. IOC, liT, 108, I U. 14 and 13 ia the -old pba of Uie City of EtoiiI1-, eas Iii allr rupumx from Vecotid to "

Third street, between Main and Lucust ireU, ia the.

rear of the Old rresbyterwn Ceureh. to be froupnt te. the prjper city trade m-ith'm thirty days from the publication of thiJ notice; ami in default thereof, the Corumoa Council will proceed to perform aaid work. and l he costs and expenses acrruinf thereby, will be , a.sed loand collected by wie of aaid property t ec to rauch thereof as will satisfy said I ieu and eo s. t Ity order vt the Common Council f the City of Exilic. A. LKMCKEr City Clerk. mylMOt ToTksbotecopy. - "-NOTICK TO CONTltACTORS. f nnilX Hoai r Common Conncil of the City .of v,i..;iu..ri nrm in red to receive sealed pro

in.n i no t, ifi JUD. . 15. Ir ncaTMinr

eh's eoperty,

t& Iiisrnunton larcer adver iseimiit

lf- Citniof six line. under, IB per annum. iff No tillf.n-lnd"ailverti!ement1iei;cived.

So ailvert'ineni inert?i ror less man ri .

AI, nave on hand, in. season, a r.n-N Kiid l;rdeii leeda.aud tfeed

myia ' u.cuuiv m.'a

iw..n . ti v. I . i ii jnn.. I "V. lur r&tT 1 1 . K u

leading f roei the Urushr Tv at the rear of Mr. Vt.ui . .nvHr tnin tne Stanfield twrnd. Als for.

fuUa.rt.e,.t f :huiMin m lUick Culvert nndr-the tireen I.ivr . . .'.- a I Laanartll ' :

n r' v

fluni ar.d specifications ran be seen at the ßke of.

, ! .iiissonrnoN

'IIIC lrlmrJ.in lierrtofore

I .... i..-. ,1.:. .1-. lutpn ili4itlvMl)ir mli

m nnuT kiit", "- . j - . ;

tualcensent. U.S. Uustou settles, up tue oi.i nui-

nes, and .hn Il.Kiaon conunues re.iny amount oM raping in any part of the CUy .-

. - iAi.i.i ;i v .i . f JOHN ll)l'SO, Evankt lle, Xay 22, IV.' . . . i " i:'UL For Kent. . . V r.OOT N-h-V dwelling, within five minutes watt of the Court House. -Api'lvlrf .

ror less inn in - - , . j- : ' ' - . . - T g . rc XhC MOSt IntCrCSJliUg" iVCK l00k; Wlf the Common m.mcH if the Thy of ON. ; v ; r r UK PITT 8TRKB1 ifHAPKL ftKHIO EvanMrille. A. LEMCKE, Clk. . exfrtioe-Hrrweeti-rtie- ' i "elivered b. Boaion. I -y Clergymen of six d.fler- myl9-iw . vVJh cory-

White Lime.

SPECIAL NOTICES

ty- NtrTICKS in this rtiee, 10 cent per line Va t solid Agate one insertion; '2 cents per line three time; uueejiU per line one week: di-ount on loner time. .

the propertj of citizesiTTaiea,"J1'j

next part will ignore all abstract im

practical and political questions all that relates to affairs beyond their own city and State and make their immediate home duties, the primary questions for their consideration. Their first aim will be to expel all speculators on . the city treasury, and arrest the ruinous' flood o corruption and waste, that ha3 ctrried taxation up to a ruinous rate. Cass and the Britisit Outrages. When the British Minister urged our Government, to increase tho American squadron on the coast of Africa, - Gen. Cas3, In his reply, refused to accede to the proposition but suggested to the English diplomatist that the best way to stop the slave trade was to blockade tbe Island of Cuba. This .unfortunate suggestion was seized upon by the British Government, who f immediately sent a fleet of gun boats to the Gulf, to execute it, and by way of elucidating and enforcing the suggestions of our Secretary of State, they are applying tho system to our own vessels. The position of Gen. Cass, in the present difficulty, ig made very awkward by these facts.

Presbyterian Generai. Assembly.

The next General Assembly of the Pres

byterian church, will meet at Indianapo

lis, on the third Thursday of May, 1850

Dr: Btratton, of Natchez, Mississippi,

has been elected to the professor-ship

made vacant in Um Danville Seminary, by the resignation of Rev. Dr. Stuart

Robin3on. . Dr. Stratton is now tho pas

tor of one of the largest and wealthiest

churches in tho denomination, and is

said to be a man of learning and ability. It is doubted whether his people will

consent to his removal to Danville.

OCT Senator Sumner, on his departure

for Europe on the 22d inst., addressed ft letter to the people of Massachusetts, in which he says, though two jcars

have passcd since he was suddenly made an invalid, his health is still feeble and

precarious. Injuries so grave as he received are not readily repaired, and a recent relapso admonishes him that extreme caution is necessary for his recovery. His physicians have enjoined tra vel as best calculated for his restoration. He therefore goes to France, Switzerland, Austria and Hungary. Bright asd Fitch's Case. The majority of the Judiciary Committee did - not commit their reputation to a report in tho Bright and Fitch case, but simply offered to the Senate a resolution that the usurping. Senators were entitled to their scats, withont offering a single reason for such ft conclusion.

hon kuildiii?. and every other brauen 01

mechanical skill, would experience the same

na lmanrl tinon it. and even the common

laborer would find suddenly cn every sido a call for hin exertions.

There arc many calamities worse than

a war with England. The war of 181a

created our manufactures; a twar of six

months duration would do more to extend young Ku.ian lady of good 'family, nnd will them and developc our mineral resources soon leave for St. Petersburg, where the

t1n A ..niitrv'nf nefico with free trad. 1 Greek part of the advice will be performed,

Iin order to niako the lady's union binding. The acquaintance was made in Koine,

vesge. Tho New Albany Ledger gives through tho irflucn-c oH I time's pretended

ib tT nf a r.nld blooded trazed V rowor. The lady's name is Kroll. and she 'la

titat occurred at Brandenburg. Meade Uly "latad to many noble la milk, of her t , ... native country. A Pans correspondent com-

County, jveniucuy, on uuu mcnts 0n this event in the followinff rather

Wra. Marsh, of Harrison county, Indiana, envions spirit

- anil, while sitting

nrr of any kinai

lloitetters. The surprising- illccu of liuntctter Vegetable Stomach Bitters In removing 1-üe, furch. g an appetite, iuiprtlriS health and tone to the system, and dissipating dyspeptic symptoms, is truly wond rful. Every nervous, debilitated', aeak and ema-

ciitel poison, male or fnamlc, should try It ht once.

.ptrMr.Humc.tlie famous American jpir- One wine-glassful taken flirce times caca itualUwho ha. attracted so much notice meals, or if Orient s lotild I a b dyo r t bild m a .,.. delibtatd condition, half the quantity will do until in France, was recently married in 1 ar.s to a ..,, iA rc.t.rtd. which will be realized

OrOne convict murdered another in the Ohio Penitentiary, at Columbus, on the 27th, inst., by striking him on the head with an axe.

rem rrrrrwW'njns -J an7

w w v v a VuwwVHBjMseeaMajaMe

Marsh was sitting. - The ball entered Marsh's forehead, bavin? rjierced the rim

of his hat, and ranged downward into his body in a slanting direction: Marsh died immediately from the effects of the wound. Young mado . his escape through the back door of the hotel, and when Last seen be was going up the hill back of tho town.. . The horrible tragedy created great excitement in the quiet town of Brandenburg, and the citizens turned out to endeavor to find tho miir derer, but did not succeed. : - - The murderer was at Corydon, sixteen miles from Brandenburg, five or six hours bafore he committed the deed; from which place he followed his victim across tho river, with a deliberate purpose of perpetrating the act. Marsh was a man fifty or fifty-five years old. His daaghter, several years ago, married the brother of Young, tbe murderer. Some family difficulties grew out of the marriage; and about seven years ago, the father of the Youngs met Marsh at the table of a hotel in Corydon, where some high words ensued. Young threw a fork at Marsh, and the latter drew a revolver and shot at Young across the table, killing him instantly. Marsh was arrested, and after a protracted trial was acquitted on the ground of self-defonsc, aided, it was thought, by tho extreme dislike in which Young was held by the community. A number of the most distinguished lawyers of this State and Kentucky were engaged on

the trial among them Randall, Crawford and Gyy. "Willard, of this State, and Gov. Wickliffe, Ben Hardin, and other,

of Kentucky.

It is said that Young's son3 had taken

a vow that, sooner or later, they would

take rengcanco on the slayer of their

lather. -This, after a lapse of seven years,

has been done by the youngest of them.

The act was unquestionably done in the

most deliberate and premeditated man

ner. Stanley Young, probably learning

that Marsh would be in Brandenburg on

ednesday, provided himself with wca

pons to accomplish his deed of blood, and a swift horse with which to mate bis escape. It is hoped, however, that

ho will yet be arrested. The authorities

on both sides of the river, are in active

pursuit of him.

tXr The Secretary of the State of

Tennesseo, and the Clerk of tho Con

troller's office hare . been detected in

large embezzlements of tbe State funds

The Secretary ot the State absconded.

The amount and nature . of the pecula

tions have not been disclosed.

(7"The Republicans of Illinois refuse

to coalesce with the friends of Dnrl

in his support, but are determined to make Hon Abram Lincoln. U. S. Sena

tor. They say "the Republicans have a

majority in tbe State and thev Icnnw

what to do with it, too."

'This consummate trickater i not yet sat

in arerv ."bort time, and convince the itiit of tliC

truth of the aNjve-nauiel happy results, which hxrc

iriinol for these Kilters sudi an enviaMe reputation evrry where. For Mle by druggi.-ti and dealer, myit'-tw

Hydraulic Cement. ; ;f ! ' f

Tb nr.l.S. direct fix.m tberna?iH'a-tnrori. for .wie

SJIMt'Cl. H. Kta?H0Y--.J-- I J4SOS f. KE.NIS.

S. H. KENNEDY & CO.,

COMMISSION AND Forwarding . Merchant.!. "rovrMfrw 1y ' XKW OIU.KAMS l.t ,j ?SKY VOHK l.UDIJKliT' etUr pap n, re1W ceived this dv iKnday . and f-r nali at M. L. JOHNSON'S, Kirst street.

mi ri.n.nmatin.certaliirr the ben llook lately i.ub-

lished, n Hon seruiou is ty a ceiciiraicii mau. 1 ne

twle has licen enormou.' u receiver

-my It, ' iwjiii,ll at v;u- i.uii;. r. " Pasture. ' " " " . W ITA YE a fine Ttu re. well fenced, and am prcra

red U receive ilorso, or other -tock to pasture, at

li!irices. J . iu ufcuu iuyl'.-tf t '-' Cony ii.Ttvn.S AUP OIL. ibarreli" J.'llaast and Sne' Extra A Ur 0:Ui received by ' "Jy--.;

" r-w- w L

. T rr i-nlii ant. for bvin raveiueu

. . l.l V tlL'lf. TtT? 1-

j S:,hush. Veh Corn Meal;

"to. 71 M in H.

iHU .f,,. Wheal r.lTWi:

In store and for sale ly . 7.. 11. COOK, k SON.

rfAT AIbf-rA Kes;a"l lres-ad best quality, for

lZrT - -V - flLßETtT !t TtOWLEf.

' NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. fltflK Borl ef Common Council vi the Ct f M KvannviWe, are preparee I receive scaled rr"posals op to 1st J une, 1 J"iS for taking np the preMi.t gutter on the wharf at the foot of Hlvtsion street, ea , csvatinic the aame to Uie proper b-rh en? t0 teet in widt h, layina- in 10 iuche o eoawe gravel, and putting in a good limestone gutter, one foot jn depth, the stone breaking joinU with each tther ana laid oo Th.'ire will he about S20 perches of 25 eul öe feet te the n..rli rM.iiirft. IwHitria the rack in the present cutter.

The hi J must lie put In for taking up the present crntl-r t.tr .iiar.ai nur ruhic Varel. loT the CrSVCI

renieui per pert" ...

tone per perca oi -a

TLtCnnrttJ. vint v.. nil tlimtsrlvm teacccn me

lna-st p;-opoal, or auy, if they think the Interests of. the city require it. . n - ..... . L.v ord of tlie Common Council of the City of

EvauNvJle. . . . a. Lt.'n naiviwa.

mj'Ja-iw YllbobcprT-

V WTKli 'i T' ' x by Mrs-Sherman Ani 1 X'Um I Julia Kavai.aghV n

TIW. r.tK)Kr "NEW V.W KS '.Beatrice Ceuci.

I1AVO cood Cooncr.. at iir tiarrel firfnrr.

I mvl-tf "JAMES O.iKI.KY St SON.

TPyr-p--711 in d.ei- ol nf iitaxsAabnt in- 1 Z," f,- n -Cfsitwrtn,,!, BaaWlllemyfrafi1 an J tt feeble-minded yonn man. One hardlv m"'i,w

lie lirath'e Klcctrlc Oil.

This relegated remedy for nheuiatiim, iout. Neuralgia, Kry'P"as. f'ruption, Spnins, Km, Felons, Jj-e., iannfactwrel only y Prof. Charles Dc fJrath, every where known ai the original discoverer, at his old etaMi slim ent hi Philadelphia. - Tbe sale of this Great Kcmedy has heea unpreee denUd; last year alone, over l3ö,X'0 worth waasoM, and wherecver it is knorn, there it Is used. Pnrrell,

Ludd : Co., rf Kicnmona, Dougni year oict .

ames fc Park of New York, 2-0

aoaa. 1.1

PINB LUMBER.

IIK su'rilr has an Iwnda'lirFe nd full ns aortiiiptit of lKASoN AHbB 11 NK LI? Mil ER,

which he offers at exceedingly reasonable prices, and on terms to unit the times, lie i also receiving- l irge addition to hi st.uk, -y the river, of tbe very ldt quality of Lum'jer. Orders fi-om the interior or st-amer will be promptly atteii"' to- Al on h ind. :w.m) of tbe 1 atonal ity ..f WHITE PINK SHINC. L'KS. Also, LATHs) of tbe cry best quality. All of whk-haie uttered low. , n.YEnacs,

Office on Main st., near the Court Jone

my2. 4mo.

' ' . .. .i r i. .. . v- ... ..

,1 ii u inr; v.iu.i.t3i iuvni-, W7 E" are a penis for the Sil of lietz cCo.a Pat-

w entCwalOil la.ni'9. It is a lx.tt.-r licht thrtn tli, ami nearly s chesp. An ssortmtit of Lamps,

Mieles, H iCksCi1mnev rruHiea aial OjL alaaj s cn hand at low est price. . Vfe refer to those using them

f..r the truth of the above. juyn HOitxnrtooK v co. "HF.KE V laxea chjiice old Western Keserve j Cheese, received this Uv ly r'lI.COOK t SOj " . Konk and stalionery.w .

TIN ELL'S rrimarr Oeoripliy, McOofte.rs

V Keanor. ani School anl Ul;uik Books or an kind.-, to 1; found at M. L. JOHN SOS'S, myl

T7E(1S ic NAII.S1 IV TR kegs t Nail-:

knows which to admire mögt, his imtm ns

success, or the credulity by which tliB success

is gainta."

Devastation by Flooos in "Wabash Valley.The Vincenne Sun presents' the following sad picture of the desolation caused by the floods in that vicinity: Tho earth is everywhere saturated with water. In many places, notLinjr has been done m the way of plowing the ground for planting; corn, or, il it has been done, tho grain have rotted or been waahed up, and all baa to bo done over ajrain. Tho wheat, which a hört time since, looked o promiair, in msny places is now covered with water, und 'n other localities ia becoming to assume a sicklv hue. ' The farmers in Allison prairie, on Tic onpoite side of the river, and a larje numlwr of tho:e in our own county, will mate no effort to raise crops the present season. Their farms are overflown, their fences entirely wntdied away, and other serious damage done. Those at a distance have rro idea of tho immcn?e losses sufforcd by men, too, who are generally illy prepared to bear them. Even bhould tbe weather permit the ground to bo rnt in order in time to risk plantin-, their fields would be entirely at the incrcv of the Hock, with no hype of rcmo-lvinij "the evil this season.. The farmers aro holding on to tlie remains of tho old crop ol gra'u still on hand, and prices are advanc'iii".

THE MOVEMENTS AT SALT LAKE.—Mr. Gerrish, formerly a merchant at Salt Lake, has arrived at Independence, Mo. He passed

through Utah and the Mormon city, on his journey from California, and bring the latest

intelligence of the Mormon movement. He says: "In his journey through the Mormon set-

tlements he was kindly received and entertained. The people were all preparing to leave the Valley. On his way up to the city, he found the road lined with families moving South, among whom, near Provo City, he met Brigham Young and Heber C. Kimball, with their families. Brigham himself, how-

ever, subsequently returned to the city, arriving there the evening following Mr. G.'s arrival. He also passed a large number of wagons going up from the Southern settle-

ments to assist the brethren residing in the

northern settlements to move. The current report was that they were all to move to the White Mountains in the south-

western part of the Territory, on the western side of the Great Desert. The women

and children were to move immediately, whilst all the fighting men were to remain as

a rear guard. The families were starting at the rate of two or three hundred wagons a day. The mass of the people, however, are not

favorable to this movement, although they

are preparing to participate in it, and are

earnestly wishing that the army may enter the valley before they start. They are beginning

to open their eyes somewhat to the deception which has been practiced upon them, finding that instead of the Lord fighting for them, as Brigham preached last fall, and destroying their enemies by cold and starvation, and the Indians becoming a battle-axe in their hands

to overcome all adversaries, they now see that our army has passed the winter more comfortably than they have, that the Indians

are nearly all against them, and they have the fact staring them in the face, that they are surrounded on every side and forced to surrender. And yet, so closely are they bound together, so complete are their habit of implicit obedience and subjection to their lead-

ers, that they dare not take the least step, or make the least effort, towards throwing off, themselves, the yoke of oppression which

goads them. They simply rest content in the hope and desire that the United States army will yet arrive in time to relieve them. They have not planted any crops of im-

portance this spring, and have not as is usual at this season, commenced making and planting their gardens, but instead, are pack-

ing up and boxing up provisions which they

estimate to be more than one year's supply in wheat and flour.

The foundation of the Temple have been carefully covered up and protected.

CO A h. flUDIAM MINING C0MPAtY, -(OfEce on Water street, under the Telecragh OCk c.) Cart loads of IA hu.hes of Bodiam Mine Coal delivered to any part nf the ctty at II SO per load. Coal weighed, if d-vired, at the expense of the purchaser. Notes of solvent banks of Illinois and Wisconsin taken in payment. JOHN Vt YMONP. dc2s tr. Secretary and Manager. QlfKKV. M'liy i it that CIIRISTADOKO'S HAir. PYE U the best IN THE WORLD f BECAUSE eminent cL'.ia'utj say to; IIECAUSE it contains no cau:ic coiiipoiiirlf! IJECAL'SE it wears longer than any other! HKCAI'SE itopeiatp InsUntiuenuly! BFCAUJiE it dovs not stain the skia' BECAUSE it nourishes and strengthens l"ie 1 lair! LECAUSE it correct the ad cfftvti of vthT dyes! , BECAUSE iti rrajfjire can not be detected! IIECAUSK IT NEVER FAIL?! , Sold evcryahcre and applied he all TUlr Presjcrj. - .-t it JOSKI'II CflltlSTAnOKO. ac:a-Imd&w No. ti Aitor House. N. Ywk. Mexican Mustang Liniment. Intrinsic viitue alum: couH injure the sucee-s

which this article h.tj attained fr Rheumatism. Salt.Kh.-um, Burns, Drupes, Stlfl Jo.nt.sor alU, Sprain, Pole Evil, and Swcllincs iiw.ri Ilorcs, it hai no enal f.r Man or Beast. No pern will without ii who bis once tested it value. "AimI with ref

erence to the jr.ncral evtiar.ation cf th" Mustang Liniment, I can cheerfully say that no artw : ever performed ,io msny cures in tnr neif hN.rhfxd v t!iis. L. W. Smith, nidveReld, Coi n." S. Leitch, F.r., Hyde Park, Vt. write, "that In home wa etm.sMere l worthless, ibis ca wai spavin), but sim-e the free ue of the Mitang Liniraant I linvee-M him for !:". A our Linim-nt is loing wondors up hTe. Such testimony is reaching us every lnv. The half isnotlold. EvPry family should have it. P.eware of any tlur 'Ttrasg-j Liniment." It a Kise imi-

RAKNES & PARK, Poprieir-, Nenr York.

Dry Goods! Dry Goocls! WIMI J. DEUBLER,

(SUCCESSOR TO J. II. IS0FANDICK,

irst sn f econd treets.

.5 invsiM raus; r.M - , ffcH do; , 2.-, M. Rd. ; rtol Received nnd for sale by

i i lililli1 I !! I "i iiniiiiiii I

okl KtaiHl, 4 Main Mr, btwi?rr rntire M" stree's. The a- will l rTrmlni' i'"' -e rri w r . ..mIT7 "Vtirle iB the "Me, and! ahal? of public jatronage Is re-pectfullv ..lirite-l. myi..jm . .Wal.J. DKUTtLER.

I.& D. IIEIMANN.

ALUN'S EXCHANGE.

AND

SHELLED CORN & OATSbushels Phelfcd Corn;

-L"9 ''.y 7. it. cfwK in soy. . J t'Oi i t.di, ln-st qu iluv, rr' nale at !L,l II. COOK fc SON'S. VAILS-1M kegs for sale cheap at " " . X. II ClOKj:?0N'S. aWAMI, &C. Jsasli, U lap and Puttv f-r aleät . . Z. II. COOK & SON'S. "PASKKTS Every aariety for sale at MW . Z. II. COOK gSON'S, Sale of ETansrillc'lRSa Co. Stock

rr!,'dllrhT-b'r'rn,M;,Ut "vate sale I x hnnf the rtvnu7lV'Uo "' nt ih'caniwl Mock Ü.ih.. n ,,le lDf,nne Company, in Lu to suit TT-;s Terms cash. Arplic.atiou mar be made 5 ne";: y,,"'..' 1'r " PP.Mlo le on tl.el?th of

ii"v-ri. ' ' 444 lile v resCMit Cnv r.ank

" J-ur . BAKER

r.lVILI0a HOTEL.

B v'.'J rriheM L,k'" thij orportcnity to rreet tbe at puM,c general !y, and beg- leave ta stale tl at the inir hari Is. h is been ent re y rscovatcl, re-mnered nrl,aMrI,,,'l.ndwiil hereafter be conduced n

t.ition.

my; lunKVw

ti-. . If "l our Header W ho arc trouhU kVer eompUiut, J vindi- e, or Iysi-psia, nil! r-n.l the advertisement in anoth-r colnm,, f Vr. SANroao's IxnooaATOa, und tl,-n do as we have d..i.c-g.t a tattle, we rhvukl U se many sk-kly, half-dead, dspairinc pc'Tte as now

me. t our gac at a!mat every corner, for there never

was a remidy of a l.K-h so much is saH. and t!.a t.

fruusa nearly what Us iroprietor ny it will do. It

came to us soMjliTy rnnmended that we could not fail to try it, and a trial has couvh;"eed n, ith-uta i ,uM, that It is the be: family medieiaein n.-e. We

it lor Ilea-blc-he, Sour Stomach, Biliousness, and

ar.yer the litMe bodily libs that are common, and It

does produce a yleant state of feeling to the aU k,

aniwiuii 1 better, after usuur it a few lime. these

little ills gmw W.-nd less.aud there is a prospec t .f

ix-uig entirely fra from them by a continuance in the ue or the IhTtjurator. (?ee Arttcrtiseatnt-J ny"-lmliw n .i v l,,e' r the Liver. ry tliiiUiiic we understand an inflammation einher hi the membrane or substance of the liver, known by dull pains ia therixht side, the stomach

always disordered, the yellow tüie of the skin, dry cough, luugne coated, rostivcuess, high-colored urine, an l of a thick nature; severe weakness and severe pains in the head.

The quantity of corrupted humor in the resion of

the liver, caujea a defective secretion of the bile

The liver when healthy, serves as a filter to the blood.

to separate all impurity from it, or to refine it. When

eiseased, It cannot puriry the blood, which, when sent ta the lunj-t, brain, and oUier trts tn a morbid con

dition, may cause Jaundice, Conscaiption. Insanity, &c.,and withhoUIinr the natural stimulus to the itest;nes causca "DyapepsU, Tiles, and i.thcr couiplaintj, as yoa perceive tho direct wav to unravel ami

tear the whole system to r iccea s

A patient, suffering from this comrjUinL should re.

sort to speedy relief. Tet there are very few ied

cincj woctli a cent In curinr diseases.' What t'icn

aaaii ne ooaeT We say, use Dr. Morse's Xndiaa Boot rill as they are composed of rdante an' rontmt

they will I twxed & iure cure for th!s panful dw-

ease, necause they puree from tbe bodr those ror.

rupt and stagnant humors, and so clean e ai.d renew the blood, wljicli Is the cause not only ii thi disease

of Uv! liver, and the InHammation of tl kidney and the bladder, ktt of every description er aisease. From 3 to 4 ef the above pills, taken ev-ry nicht on

Coin to bed, will In a few days, entirely relieve the body of everything that is opposed te health.

Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pill are sol 1 by all deal

ers la Medicines. . mrUm

nn.Wai Southern Mills, fer 10 cts. per bushel at

retail, and it per ton, by

aro-tf IGLEIIART BROTHERS.

norths ,k. ..r". ."."u accumuonaunn

. ...j , c iruii oi ine puniic. . i oss jiir.if advantaw r i

n-ry room,. "and the Tmo lillclSeV.U frw

n,TV..B Mccracken & binoham. ---- Proptie'ori. I'rrh JmoiiK. H 4l EO-y ES Fresh Lewi.ii3, lorsaleat " ., 11. COOK & SONS. ' . l-,v.:i,or,iil, Kird. I il tlrE T"ns MjckingUirlsfor sal- it ' i. II. COOK & SONS.

fr.m.l- Vi v" r.'xPi eommne!.

. .. n.tWN SU.S.

mV ARRIVAL OF LÜ.1IBEK it me NEW LUiVSBER YARD. CORNER OF MAIN AND EIOHTH TKLETS. I .'!rl!''r to rnak room for our new atca-k of LUMI.KK now b.-re,aii. on the way, we will It our li'r u?i"tr." TrT ,0". Pr'cea.and les than ever lfor oil. red in this nurk.-t. vie have a u cf Pine Shingles, Dre.n r b"n nc. Dress t ei n.p. v.

,c- , , , . . . - - - ... 11'.. i.e Wl" I'efeceivinit Lumber direct from our Mill in leuiisylvauia, by every rie during f be season. mv25 tf WATSON, NE W1SKRK Y & CO. SUN DR IEM - - . " ax) reams Wrappinjr Patr: " ! J ,'t!Vt"r fc F- -P Paper; ol do, w aahboards; tä do Bedcurds; ' . b boxes Ucrc:itile Writing Fluid; bO boxes OroNiid pices; 75 do Star Candles; - -iOO X boxe Sar.imes; J)i.M tin do; i3 cae t'ove Oysiers; j .V k g S. C. S.U; ' . 1 lust received and for nale by ' !

WHEELER & RlOr.s. KUCKET Je' TUB?" ' mA.,T.. Painted Buckets; d Kar.cy hlf. llu:kcts; . yi d; Tubsios.1,1 it a; -(H nests do do 3 each; In store aad b sale by WHEELER &. RlfJS. rwvoRACco atfEUiRs ; bt"es Tam " H". M & b L.; " - ' 5"cabiie d - iti C-..Hihalf Suiish Cigirs, in tmt; Justj;e.eived by WHEKLER A: ItlOfJS. drjLAss: (ji.Ässcr ; VÄ liö loxesio Window Glass; - : 6 do , no; . ItO a-w-1e.J zu u; Just received and for sab? by . WHEELER RK1ÜS.

.C...1"I? t.hf11 th '"lersfrned has openo'l tLe

Zi... .V n rl t'!'",r aeeomroodatk.il . and be

i.aeii s new tiok, Auei-

t Jnjlge Iaw'A llh-tory of tncenne; a moH later-

etin wwk. ..... ..-. lM.it and Crtdlt- ". ' ' " ' - - . The Ilaätiecsli Kater. . Mirii-ian's 0-n linok. " ' .

Lacy Itoware a Journal, ty rtrs. oig aurury. VATT!0;;e- XBELL8tCOXYXOT0X. . 5 Ä. BEÄTTY, M. V. :.

. a . & . a m n a wwm mm . H v a ,n um km Mm

tllllCR sui nniucuic iu - - litilldlncs.on Locust, near Second treet. ffHANKFUL for the li'eral patronage given tela, him last summer, be hat returned to Evanavilc. will, it, f Arnim of Iwmtiinc a mrm;uiei.t Cltiten.and

respectfully onci his professional servicea in all diSaes. acute or chronic,- .- - . Whilst Dr. B. reRardl the scientifie use ef the Ft-VnfuKtim Magnum, he nevertheless usea all trie,

sate rmeiii-s notn t me Aior""1"" . , s.:hMds as ad ; uncis, discarding all Injurious and porHe would call the attention of the public to the following

-- . SPECIALITIES. Cancers Removed without the knife and permaC l?aosc"iiTi KD CoitsvurrioK-Treatea by the new evstem of Inhalation of in oJ tea ted vapors, amiat-' cil by' vnla:iM r-ect"ranl yrvps. Inct!tr or thk Evfc.. lVrons who bare nav their eyt-s burnt with Tartus kinds of cauMc?, receiving little or no beneht, will Und It to their Interest

til 0ccr". frSu'rFfrrifirrfiUhreiErlra.

the Maweto Elecb ie BiScIune fr nervous cUacaes, ftf-l &c. f

I I iu. - - - I... . 1 . : . .

",s"1" ,""m 'iiey win mm mere evciv attention. a.I j . cnice asorrmeni or pore the choicct liquors in the market. 7 uenuont nJ drupa and leucine, Cwine and brand.ea for oial-d.tiTlAi.-Ta:l,KUNC,l of th nestand roo,t f'3a,:"IjrriC?.Ti",,,w5 "TT Cr,Fsataat, tBatl - !.Y ."'k!11 l erfr? V preciaelr at 10 L,2f!,r'cf1,, Pf,oi ca,l,B' for licines, and o'clock, in the frciMH.n. lie hop.V that is be will ""V"-'? ftr' ofSce.m-y hare medical coun - ea nuofl him. ....iu . . tw Pl.rHumti.' rrNn4ril.fi. Lt. r v .1

. c.4LLr,A. i

mrr-;w I

mrooVl ATTIvVriOM 5 it T.rf fJ!U .',PP,r of D. B. Barton's

07- , , ' "'in:i"rr 1 eoi.-sc.okMinuu i rms Hoops I lanes. Also, a liree t-tork of Hoop Lou. asn rnv'iy-- ir - . ."JAU" STUACi:. myl- w Mam st. Iictween First and fecond

rtcd

For Faint I v Use.

JIAKT'S MILLS.

TjNfiOLTED FLOUR, and WbWt Grits, sr. frh

....hmii , at.

my 17

ÄUN DRIES 3 75 keels No. 1 Mackerel; 10 drums Codfish; AHiCul-aSix Cigars; 2 hhls. Bias. Nuts; - : ."1 drain Fur, .iObhls. Pa. Cider Vinegar; Rec-ivel and; or sale by "'" T. fc TV HEIM AN V.

d toTTON JATTlNC.-:.n baiesfor sale br ILUKRT ft HuWLKS, . - .eutd 'Cypress aJIIIi. are - ...

i Hcnrrmi Jloticy. Th.rB-i can iV- r' Lli

LAB AMA , Tenisv, I'.eorfla. Carolina and II- ? tM, 1rfnlv . take Iwrgaia which I wa not, 2 Im-'- notestaken at pvf.n-Orocerie?-. or i.u!., "ad hrt U depend upon Collections, and wli

l inrin ai inc saine.

at a rmall discount for. eah. hw

HILBERT nOWf v.

n.vlT' i,. Sycamore n. near Waivr.

C HiIf;i(M ATTJNtlOXl'

ROCHETEIi TOOLS.

- ff L?5T rweiy ed an invoice of P. R. Horton V j-i.h lnmnsTrs H.H.ps and Woid Tm.ls. What's thi

v -

uicwwiire wiiii poor tools, a hn you cm ft the

'-'"I L IIA Ii LK .S. I

b.t out

inv

OpiMitite J. II. Xarho & Co.

eiv-

li?ü!iMl;'".T,iK s- TwLiwuTT

m.vH

ed a full supply in store m.d for sale hv

AUCOCK c SN NT AO,

v ater rrt

if im t '"-Amc ol he-ivirv platrdTM"i-

. v j t-c. im -itpr:ivi ? fnifrr at It. U'tl liKIRrnv

rorner Fir juidSycaneirv wree's. n?S i RA V I NU f ail kind, doneat' J,,vI- ' D. WALDKTKCIfS. "y.'. - Jeweller aud Eugraver.

il "'t 'iLDINandGalranhine,d..net , B. WALLKIKCHS. Comer Firsl aid fn-mnor.

Iininnivn " "' i -

Sar"'"," numoeroi uen'lemen can nro-

m m . Hie I Mv kmhI nv ttt ,1. U'in... v.

Mrs. VC ' ' i:r- V..-'wr.

iiivli if ' ainut treets.

iniEELER & lriLSOVS

FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.

fMlE 1et, simplest and most IiiraMc Marl Ii-'. Thevmakea strunir ,i.

. .V " l wnra, swiiir Willi equal fj. v Ihe thieke and thinnest fahrics. Arty m-ovI f

ana t.ciecticschoolH,earefjlly ptei.vert at all hours.

Im.vu-iy A.MLATTT, M.D. ELECTRO-PLATING done at J . B. WALDKIKCICS. dpIDER VIXiaAP.--?Pbb!s , Ceo article, just IV received and ft-r sale v ' L VIC'KEKY fc JOnVhTTON C ity nnd Pnuntr flrdor Wn.t.

f WILL pile Connfy Öidera at par. and City OrrtratUic highest mirkrt rat- for urv Ouods.

riJ '- SAM. EMBICH, Mam at. SUCCESS TO TUE CASH SYSTEIVET Ponr Hen-ona why I wish to continue it. '

f . J 7?mce 1 npt& the eath sytcm. on thi tat or pint Fcbru-irj-, I have experienced thnt a pennw arconwl1' ,"ol'c ProffUble U.an a dollar lu took co.ni-I can sHI svk!s mnch cheaper, a I have no lossentoniakeupby selbi-r goods en ctrd it. . .

and am

when

til aeil

t!i:m cdh ct the money f..r good sold a year or more ajo, .vwl lietiJes. Le lu.uitei for presenting a a till..

I Mve jnst rrreived a econS nr.nl. aiwl am im.

p.el to dvfV anr COinivfili.m. an hu tn ntKnit

none by refusing cied.t,a4 I 'i!l ref.t-e II saheretOiCre. 8AM. KM RICH.

myl2 Muin st..tbre-:iers Iwiow tecond.

SOAP li CANDLES- " boxes Star Caiulles:

M do No. 1 Snap; JO do . SuiuniT canrTV.:: J u jt rccef wd and for ssle I t VICKERT 4V JOIINSTQ.V

CjUNDRIES .SO do. I. &. R. Burk els:

10 do. No. 2 Ulue Tui-s: S3 boxes Cincinnati Tallow Candle; If. bl-ls. okl liourooo Wbikky; So lo. Mong. do; half bb. .More, do; S bid. ol.l Tort Wine. .Iu-4 received and f-jr aale bv 1. 1 d. HEiMAjry. just HrrruRNr.Ti.

WLor! 'P':'' stock of SUMMER MILU'C

ami Fancy Summer Innmh. r.'i IT '

A Iso Hau. ri.er-. Kihhü,. fcc . to Which T invil the mrtvnlar attention nf tK. i..i. r .

rille and VHiniiy. MISS F. It. It AhKcn.

First sf. tctwrcn Main and lru.t. ir.vji-if Opiioaite the Post Ofti..

npe in

inline

XTÄ II uo A lifts- ( doa. O lt.ee eKeiniu0.u:t W received and for sate tv ,,h-v

, ICKESY ft JOHNSTON.

fl ' r.ji z. i t-ITO torrels freh, for sale by GILBERT & ROtl

4Wi KEGSot iNails in store and försaie by' "tFl WHEELKRaiRiials.

KOU -N ; SHEETINGS St SHIRTINOS-Jj balei

-f- 3oi.-n,u received aim ror sale by J?-Tr KEEN A: PRESTON. BLEACHKD SHIRTINGS 5caMrsB.le-u:hed Shirtings;

a u curung 1 weetisi . bale$ do Strips; 3 case Apron Checks; In -tore and for sale by KEJgJt & TRESTON. tRt NTS 15 cases assorted, just received aid for saleby KEEN fc PRIS10.. . J AWNS k GfNGIIAMS-.v;o ps. late stvleisjust rece.ved aHi for aaie t reJn-"d rries bv , KEEN L VRKSTO.f .' Co ri't'iN AUEs Jcaes plain ami fancy, in stare 'and for stlc by KE KN fc PRESTON j OSNABURGS 4 bales rlatn and striped 1r store and aor rale by KEEN fc PKEST ON . "OÖTS& SHÖKS-lädcases assorted, to arrive, A whic h will be sold cheap by 1 . KEEN fc PRESTON. MATS COcaes Mens and B.-ya for rummer, re. eeived and for sale by KEEN fc PRESTON.

(VEW VORK LEDGER, Harper s Weekly, and 11 the latest papers, may be fcul at - M. L. JOHNSON'S rtrst street.

ninm or siiK usih auhoiit ren

uun mnes warraiitefl ihree vear. ul full

given to enable purchnsers t., ore them sat

The Ilnckryc Sewing Macninf. .k ' Prlee 630. ' The best singte Thread Maehine in the market.

a Penrcai asortmwt of Sewing Ma. hii.e Silk

AS Jt ,V T-, eoostautly an hand. Otfiee. No. , Marble Hall. ' rnyU-lin r. M. SELLS! AN. trmi

1 RECI0JTS STVNTsTallBe lot. just receivea a... set to order la Rings, etc., at

: ; ii. v, A i.tir I FCII S

8. r. KTHKLL KB. fat t . . B. P. ETHELL & CO., lEstal.lishedApril lSjß.l

COIMNSSIO.TT AD FORWARDIXG

- - j1 - . Ct rOTPX.a aTKKKT, ' - SEW OHLKAXS, LA.

tTLEF.

Srrunn ,

ew.i.g. All i pSLrtillf' PirnS-,0 rreN Loaf, Crushed. i.tru.tl..i.a i? L0'1" Confectinen.' Sugar, fT je UuU torily. LJZ GILBERT fcWrVLEK.

GILBERT & R0WLE5.

NXJ7!'? rerer,: re-

it ' ivrMir uiisasv (friiay,

J. U. VO H Sl,

g COTTON TARNS- ' T-.. '?'? Vrto,i n-. rott r,

Insror15 BUr.f -i B1' t1 by W IIBEL tLH, k RIGGS .

JJACIIIXR JJELTIXR.

W PaSürTT'M rJ't '4,te. ThoaiToa-. moJ rt,?L,'??t!,r Mtwtt' la-t.cha,,aod riki f1 UiC?,',, 2 a,f r" tr Tu iwajfecl. Older is-owptlr fiMH.'

mytl

HORNB :OOlf fc CO., Water Ktrret

WANTKI).

KevburcInd.

SEFCSEMCBS Robert S. Howard, 1 . . . All's ft Howes, t Kvtnsvllle,

A. M. Phelps fc Son, . Miner St Weed.

ii u.Tiewcombfc tJrr. ' lb Jlenedut & Son, C Eo"viltr, Kyv Tm.s. J):mf. rJ, Sec. ) a SiZ," lBc"-f iK'r Alany. In. . BMnpftfMi fc C-. j Wm. If. Catlin, ) , ' ' R. G Beverly, J Henderson, Ky. llttpotBi7 Pres- Rr- Bank.JemjrionTitlc. ylT C,UBie'1 41 Co" st Loui'' MoT

A Ztn,TT?':!rtl'n'rlin thebosire-si

S400 REWARD!

OANAWirrn...,. i

FiToLonu;10 lest rf Legrand R.

Tf-"A! X. 4 ha

TEA! TEA!-"

haif cbosU extra fi

.a- j- . i -.

. Y" , "o imperial jo; ,j!?0..'? io ToungHysoa o; VI half chaat Pouchone do; Impetiatand Youn llyson in 2 13, C. ,-aw.slS-fc,-,,,ces; lfl.flOO Free Trate Cigars;

-u- rartiTM an-i ror sale rv

fert'l7i.b'U 2, oM. bright copper color; 5

slight scar over or. a of Lis ryee-rt P Xf for te aebvery ofVal net

1,3 Si

I. fc V- HEIMAN.

I ttounUnancej stout and large Iwi.ed; hat a

-purrhasel r IeosiJutiaary laat. I will

- - - . m m w ....

Pl-ICe. if Ukvn in I. . ..A.. -..K I. Vm. in

inU M;Ue. I am inrlm.H tn H-limr .aid BfPWJ

crossed the river at Shawntown, and ay pow blr

me uieir way tarmieh Illinois and lo-liata ia i-u-iville, where one of them h a wife.

OKOKIir, ATKl.MOS. Hrtdcrn. Kr , Mar II, DV- -"rlo