Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 16, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 13 June 1864 — Page 2

FPU PIIESIDEHT IX 1664 ABRAHAMLINCOLN FOR T1CK-PKEIDE'T AHDREW JOHHSOK, a, object to the decision of the Peopls t Pol.

UNION STATE TICKET. For (memtwf OLIVER P. MOBTOff, r wstss. Tar Lint. Gvttmr, COL. CONE AD BAKER, or ViDiasi sob. For Beerttari State, IIUOS TRl'SLER, of Fayette. War AwAUrw of Stole, THOMAS B. M,-CABTT, of Wabash. for Trmmmr of BW; JOBS I. MORRISON, ef Washington. or .iUorview-OeaeraL DELAXA I. WILLIAMSOar.ofPatawa. For Clerk alas ftiprewte Onrt, CRN. LAZ. KOBLE, of Kaox. Jer fceporier fiprMM Coart, COL. BEK. HARBIS05, ef Marlon. Far rVrm Jmdgtt, 1st District JAS S. FRAZKR. of Kosciusko. id litotriet-JKUlJ T. ELLIOTT, of Heury. , d lilstrlct CH AS. A. RAY, of Marlon. 4th District BOBT. J. GRK,ORT,Tlppeceaos. J-r hrprriUndnt IHiili JaWraci., PROF. OEOBOS W. BOSS, of MarisB. roa electou at Limn. David 8. Ooodinic, cf Hancork. Richard W. Thompson, of Vicw roa stats slectou. . , lit District James J. Denny, of Knox. John H. Hongbland, of Spencer. Id District Cyras W. Nlxoa, of Clark. Francis Weeter, ef Lajfraore. Id District Henry B. PriUhard, of Bartholomew. 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MOSiDATJC5S hi "Abandonment or lae Monroe trine." Doc The Cincinnati Gazelle, which seems to be greatly exercised ot the II?ged abandonment of the Monroe Doctrine by the Administration, and the Timet of this city,' which copies from, and ampli fies the charges of, the Gazette, are Tery severe on Mr. Linceln and Mr. Seward for what is termed their "snbserriencT" and "cowardice" in this matte. We den the main charge, that the President and Secretary of State bae Laudoned the Monroe Doctrine. To ata;n tins denial, we qnote from the correspondence between Mr. Seward and Mr. Dayton, Minister to France, which was called oat by the House resolution asking Mr, Lincoln for said correspondence. (The dispatches we have already given in full.) The italics here are our own: Says Mr. Seerard to Mr. Dayton, under data of April 7, 'C4: ' Sib I hftrewith send you a copy a resolution which passed the Xloaee of of UpprefH-ritstivei orr the 4lh" innk if unanlmout tote, and which dteluret the nppotltion of that body to a reeognitioa 1 ol a monarchy in Mexico, It is hardly nutavryrt)r what I Lave herc;tofur written with perfect candor fur the information of France, to say that this reiolution truly interpret! the ununimnu Itiilimeitl of the people of the United State in re-jard to ilexico. ' lie turn goes on to say that it is an other question whether the United States would express thomsi lves in the form adopted by the House, and treats it as an executive question, the decision of which belongs constitutionally to the 'resident. Ho also calls attention to the fact that the declaration of the House is in the form of a joiut resolution which, before it becomes a legislative act, mut be concurred in by the Kenate, and approved by tho President, or in case of his distent, paused by a two-thirds vote in osch house over his objections, lie also remarks that the House resolution was not passed on. any tujjcstioni of the executive difartruant. And then ke says, "While tbo President receives the declaration of the Houso of Representatives with the profound retpect to which it is entitled, as an exposiiion of its views upon a grave and important subject, ha directs you to inform the (rovcrnment of France that he does not at present contemplate any departure from the policy which this Government has hitherto pursued in regard to. the war which exists between fratiee -and Mexico. w " lue French. Government would be teuton ably mpprittd of any change of po'iey upon this subject which the Preside-nt might at any future lime think proper to adopt," let aa official interview between Mr Payton and M. Drouyn d L'fluys, the French Minister of Foreign Affairs, the French Minister complained of the) pas sage of the House resolution. - Mr. Day too repliud as follows, and hi language was afterwards fully endorsed by Mr. 8ewarj: , . . , "I replied that " the resolutions embodied nothing taore than had been constantly held out to the French Government from the beginning; that had always represented , to the Government here that any action upon their part interfering with the form of Government of Mexico would be looked upon with dissatisfaction in our country, aud they could not espect tn to be in haste to acknowledge a uooarchial Government built upon the foundation of a Republic which waj our next neighbor; that I had rcssna to believe yen (Mr. Seward) had held the same Innuage to the French Minister in the Uuited States, This allegation he tiid not seem td deny." We see no " backing down" aad "abandonmcnC here. The language of the dispatch and the conversation sajs, aa plainly as diplomatic language ever does, "We disapprove of your courts; w are not ready, atpreseat.tocheckyoo ia your war on republican Mexico, but when wo get this waroff our hands, thete willba a 'change of policy,' of which yon shall be 'seasonably apprised." Thi is a fair interpretation, and if the Monroe Doctrine is abandoned, we cannot see it in that light, , " ; "Old Abe" has got n nearly through. tho Slaveholders" Rebellion; the job cut out for him- for his next term is the .vindication of th'tj Monroe, Doctrine, the liber alios I ol Oppressed; republics, and "the extension of the area of freedom." When he is re-elected the rebels will succumb. Then Maximilian can be attended to in safety, and not bofore. Tho President aud Secretary deserve praise and not censure for avoiding a foreign war while this gigantic rebellion is in progress and demanding all onr efforts for its suppression. nope for Mexico. Next to our own war the struggle of the Liberals in Mexico to maintain their constitutional liberty is the moat important subject which engrosses the American mind, and every intelligence from that country finds a deep interest in, the United States. Late news from Mexico presents a cheerful aspect for the Liberal cause. Th J National Government, under President 'Jusrei, U firmly fixed at Monterey, and is said to be in perfect working order, and the greatest enthusiasm prevails among the loyal Mexicans all over the country to support " their President and sustain their constitutional Government There is much real strength in Mexico, and all that is wanted to make it available is unity of action. The present prospect of Lig a foreign Emperor-force upon the country by foreign bayonets will bring out all the strength of the people, and ia Tiew of this national calamity anddegeaeratioa, all other differences, and all personal schemes of ambition will give way in the rreat duty of liberties of the people, of ail grades and" i;onuiuoua. By the latest accounts from Mexico it appears that the hatred of the Liberals against the French iavadaTa and-the home traitors is grOW;Bj intense

every day, while the determination t

drive tbem oat ol ice coociry is seium into a conviction of reality. The Frnci and their traitor allies have suffered io mense defeats recently, and unless thej are speedily largely reinforced frou; .broad, they must meet with further dis asters, which wtu soon drive them xo the point of evacuation. The French and their allies have lately been deteate3 and routed at Jonuta. The Constitutional Government is reported to have a force of nearly fifty thousand strong in difft-rent sections of the country, n.dr able commanders, while swarms of tierrillas are hoverirs? about tbroo?h th country. If the Mexicans would imi tate our example ana place aii tseir troops and military operations under tl control of one guiding head, order wooi'i be brought ont ol chaos, an-1 the Jul strength of the nation could be broojrfct to bear against the enemies of the Gov eminent. Until some great leader shall arise capable of coctrouiBg all too ele ments and moulding all the strength of the nation, they cannot hope for cors lets, success in their righteous cause, 'he question now is. what has become of Maximilian? Philadelphia Inquirer. Rebel Movement in Kentucky. The Louisville Journal of Saturday say I: The city was alive with rumors yester day in relation to rebel movements io tha Stale. A dep interest was felt in the operations along the Frankfort Railroad, and everybody anxiously inquired for the latest aews frost that direction. Reliable news informs us that the ordnance train from Frankfort to this city was not captured, as Madam Rumor repeatedly aud coufideotly aaeerteJ. - It appears that a rebtl band, Bumwritij forty men, under command of a man named Jenkins, formerly of Henry county, cut the wires at Pleasareville Station on Thursday evening, and as soon as lh ordoauce train came in sibt luey mud" a fierce attack upon it. i he trum gourd repl'd to the Cre.aud a lively little tihl j ensued. The engine was quickly re-, versed, and the train executed a back movement in the tnoxt satisfactory man ner. The rebel followed the bacaicij: train for over half a mile, firing into the ear, and receiving a response to tbe,ir shots from the guard. Many obstruc tions were found placed tipon the track between Cbristiausburg and Pleasureville. lae citizen claimed that they were forced ta do it by the rebels. It was thought such a proceeding woaid prevent the return of the train, and render it an easy capture. We are pained ti learn that tu rumor ol the dt ath of Mr. J. Press. (Sparks, the present member of tho Kentucky legislature from ,r ..... i i .1 i naurj i-uuBi,,i.c.Uiii...cU "i i j rtcciiiit(iiH. o -" cu .7 vTMtiua at Pleasureville, after the escape of the train. There ara many startling remore as to the manner in whicb he wan killed, but reliable news from along the road is very meager, aod, at the hour of the present writing, we ara unable to furnish the particulars. The death of Mr. Spark is much to be regretted, as he was a clever gentle man, and attentive legislator; aud one of the most attentive loiou man ot the mate. " " :B rumor ui U)9 tieiuj suicti jcnivioikj uioiiiib, ufcause wn placed no rre-leuce to tbi report. We hoped that it was only a rumor, and confidently waited for further information to stamp it as such. But the worst fears, against earnest hope, have proved true, and we, io common with many friends, sincerely regret the death of so brave and good a man. The train arrived safely at Bagdad during the night Yesterday forenoon it attempted to move ou toward Frankfort, but when within a short distance of North Benson, an open culvert w fotind destroyed, which prevented it from proceeding further. The first bridge below North Benson was found to be destroyed. Another further on i reported burned. At the first bridge our troops had a severe skirmish with the rebels, repulsing and driving them back. There is no truth in the report of the capture of Gov. Bramlctte and suite. Ndr was it .believed yesterday evening at headquarters that Frankfort had ben occupied by the rebels. Gov. Bramb tte with the archi ves of the Slate bad taken a special train for Lexington, and arrived all st-fe. Fight hundred rebels were within eleven miles of Lexington yesterday a ; noon. A large force was also reported to be on Yatt-s Creek, lea miles from the town, engaged in forig ing and stealing horses. Lexington is thought to be safe, as its fort onr nf the strongest in the country is garrisoned by a teleran force, and its excellent guns are manned by exprineed hands. Morgan's main command is said to be at Richmond, and its strength is variously estimated. LATEB. ' A private dispatch was received' in the city last night from Bagdad. It states that six rebel soldiers pa&ged through the town at half-past seven o'clock in the evening. They reported that Morgan was in possession of Frankfort, and would be in Consolation by taorniag. They said his present force numbers three regiments of infantry and one of cavalry. The news is entirely from rebel source, and we do not place much confidence in it Our associate dispatches fpve the particulars of a fizht between Morgan and BurbriJje at Mt Sterling. It appears that after the fight at Lexington, in which Morgan was repulsed, the rebel General divided his force into two columns, one of which moved toward Georgetown and the other oo Frankfort We have no reports of losses. A private dispatch was received at a lata hour !at night from Lexington via Da avis'. It briefly states: "Burbridge now here affairs unsettled. Morgan at Frankfort Ggbt going on.". We scarcely know what opinion to express in regard to the news thus briefly stated. If Morgan reached Frankfort before twelve o'clock la at night, ho travelled more expeditiously than we thought him capable ot doing with a weary force. The statement in regmrd to Frsnkfort may be correct, yet we think it ratuer pre mature. It the capital city is surrendered to the rebels, they will obtain a large amonnt of ordnance stores. .We may obtain additional news before the hour of going to prjss. TO FARMERS. TAKE 3T0TTCE FARJTER3. T v-E have bow oa bead at ear rlre.ee aad for V sale the following Farming Im;;-!?m?nt, which w will warrant to perform otm! with any o'her Machinea bow fa-nae, to-an 1 1 Thsvhiag ia. hmea T he . Improved Eclipse Separator Made by H. MacLenasa A Bra., Sprinfield, Ohio; th .. -e .- - . KEXTICKI HACTESTIE, ; A combined Baper and M-vrer, and the Kentucky Clipper, , - An Iron Beaper and Mower, made by Sf.Ur A Meore. Loaisvilie, Keetockv ; th Buckeye Hawtr, the Barkcys Com hlatd Kisprr sad Mewcr, . anBTtta ' Ktrba- Caaabtned Reaper and Howtr. " " And also , Sugar Cane Mills and Evaporators, - T. 8CASTUN A SOS, lanelldlm. 43 MaiacMvwt. PIRE LIMITS. "OTICE is hereby given that I wiiiaji'.y tth i City Ouncil at their n-;iar en Monday, Jon 17th, for permission, to repair a fraacja stable, sitvrata en nTpnmiaea, oa fourth. Street between Learnt and Wilsm. La iw ' JOSIFH wrow-rTiiv

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B T TELiEG Tt V I II. Official. Depabtmist, Washington, Was Juce llti, P. M. .'. Gen. Dix: 0:S ;ial reports from the Army of th Potomac down to 5 o'clock yesterday evening detail no movements of isnportance. A dispatch from Gen. fchertias, dated yesterday, states that on the 9 th our cava'ry developed the position t:f she enemy, in a line aloDg the hills from Kinewba to Lost Mountain, and are now marching by the roads towards Kicswah. A dispatch from Butier, dated tkis morning, reports all quiet yesterday. Gen. Gumore charged the enemy's works at Petersburg and carried them, penetrating the town, but not being properly supported,. fell back without farther effort Kautz ca:tored 40 prisoners and one piece of artillery, which he brought away with him. A' dispatch from Genera! Canbv, dated the 4th, says General Emery reports that an attempt by Taylor's force to cross the Atchafalaya bad been trustrateil. it troope- that had created dispersed, rn a hr?e qnantity of commiaaary stores and clothiue was capture'! General Burbride, C3mDianding in Ketucckv, io a dispatch, dated yesterday at Lexington, reports that afte.- coocentrn.ir.2 a force at Ueaver Cree i on the . . ft . . .... Big bandy ne moved ogamst Jdorgan s force ta irgioia. Murgan wi'.h 2,j'J men moved into Kei.tacky by Whiu-aburg. I pursued, march-lug ninety miles ia twenty-four hours, and catue upon him at Ml Sttrlinz yesterday morning- and deleatcd him. liy stealing fresh horses he reach e-i l.exin;to:i at tsroocloctf this morn ing. Our forces held the forts and the rebels did but little damage. He left here at seven o clock A. m. tor er asing. I start iu pursuit with a fiesb fjree thW vtning. No o"U:is.t reK.rt hayet beta received frrriCeiierai Hunter. JvgtiedJ i M. BTaXTO, S, c y of War. Freak Cairo and Below. Cinn, June 11. By the arrival of the earaer Liberty No. 2, we have aotne further accounts of the battle near Co lumbia, ArkaiiiiiA The rebel forces en fAgjti were estimated at ,000, with orti!lerv. - Gn. Sai'.th landed at SunnyiiJe oo the -'th, ortd took up the line of march eariv in the1 moriiirtj, durin? a heavy ) rain, in the direction of Lake ChecoL About 9 o'clock his advance mat two re rifiifiTit of tbft ecif'mv a-rnii.ilr ruiktAit r -- - v r - i m 4h9 opp-js.ta bank of a bayou empty t if, lf)tj the lake, aa 1 opened lire uixtn them from two guns, when they fell back to 4 second jwmition oa the bayou, leaving an open fit-Id betwaen the two lines. Oar fire was responded to by the enrru with a battery of six guns, and an aru tpry duel of some minntes en 4ed. Ou j foree srtnti delisted Irom the us of tbr-i gum, and advanced un Jer a heavy Cre ujHin the enemy s lm , driving tbem ffnm !l;f The enemy retreatj in n WKUtj j:ret.iion, leaving the jsltB , ,h.,, rPttrt rendsring ,t inapraxticiihi- to pursue tiiem, and our lorces withdrew. The engar uient laated aiiout an hnnr. Our lota was -1 kiiied aod 70 wounded. The enemy's loss was about thi same. Our forces suffered most iu crossing the open fieid, Iteing under a heavy Cre of artillery and small arms. Martnaduke is raported to be in command of the rebf Is. . Geti. Morvrr had bis horse shot twice while leading his men upon the enemy's line. The guerrillas mad a raid upon the plantation of Judge Drat, bear haipworth'a Landing, on the "th, capturing CO mules, and carrying o5 ail the aegroes employed on the plantation. tltaiisl (.tlsssare Nskri a Ieaaat rallon ssalail ltrtur(. FottT Mjkeoe, June 11. Yeattrday morning a force under General G.Irnore ma'le a demonstration on Petersburg and succeeded in carrying the enemy's outer earthworks, with the loss of a few men. hue this was baing done Butler sent a force whii h sucrei del in destroying three or four miles of the Pi lersburg i Richmoad Railroad without loss. Knrthi- froiu Job at .St or a at. CncivAfi, June 11. After leaving Islington &iid Georgalown, Morgans toaia force appears to have turned North, and followed the Kentucky Central Railroad. They attacked the 10th Obioregiment at Cynthiana ibis morning, driving them North, and burning the town and two trains which left Covington last night and this tnorninij. j Morgan is apparently trying to roftVe lit way out of the "Stal nearly ht th direction he entered it ;- Locianu-K, June 11. Advices from Headquarters have jut been received that Gov. Bram'otte has armed the citizens of Fraukfort and that th fort is well garrisoned, and ran, doubtless, hrdd out against any attack natil Gen. Borbridge, who, at last accounts, was at Lexington, h.i! arrive. General Carrington, commanding the district of Indiana, now here, received a telegram, dated Bagdad lft :30 this morning, saying that heavy cannonading was heard in the d.rection of Frankfort at sven o'clock this morning and still continued at ir.tcrvaJ.-t About 9 o'clock last eveninjj a large light was seen in that direction, reported to be from th burning ef a bridge aUout three miles this s!lr of Frar.kfrirt ' LociftviLLE, June 11. General Carrington has juitt received a telegram from Gen. Burbridge a. A. A. G , dated Lexington, 1 P. M. U-day, saying: I have hoard nothing from Gov. Bramletie. The rebcla left her yeirterday for Georgetown and are eo-pposed to have gone eatt frcm there. Borbridge started in pursuit, with fresh horses, last night, and will posh tbem np and fight tbem steadily. A messenger who left th Cipi'al at four o'clock this morning, reports Frankfort tinder martial law, and ail men capable of bearing arms have bt-en aimed to defend th city. The Stat archives have been removed to the - fort, and the Governor feels eon1 fident of h jlding it until reinforcements shall arrive. A lore- of tore hundred rebels occupy th stockade, three miles till aids of Fraakfort, to prevent reinforcements - fponv reaching Frankfort trow Ixwisviile. ' The L'nion trrw-s made an assault oa the alockatia ut nigh, but war -epuised fey superior numbers. , , . By order of the Governor the entire enrolled militia of Jefferson county are ordered out, and business fs directed'to be so-pended until further orders. ' A courier -. from Frankfort reports that '. fl fig of trace was sent to-day to Governor Bramlette, demanding- the immediatt and unconditional surrender of Frankfort, which was declined and fiihting 'iciiiwfci.. An unautbeuticated report says.-There were about one hundred killed and wyundtd at FraDkfort today. ., - k . Louisville, Jane 11. -Th special train, with 200 armed soldiers, which left ai S .o'clock laet evening, report that they went within thirteen miles of Frankfort and ascertained that the ordnance train bound West turned back and went towards Fraakfort with aa escort of 40 soldiers -oa board, fighung a force of rebels at yarioua posiicv j . .

The rebels had obstructed the Rail

road in several places between here an Bagdad by falling trees across tr.e tract. They also destroyed the trees in the reai of the ordnance train as it returned from Bagdad towards Frankfort It is supposed tne train arrived a' Frankfort, but telegraphic communication is not yet open to that city. Fnvate advices from Bagdad repoit that Fravokfort is occupied by the rebels this afternoon, but it is disbelieved here. as the headquarters tave received no mferaia'ion on the subject. Frarn AlbsLWy. Alb 1 xt, June 11. There is a rumor n political circles that the National Democratic Convention will te called to meet at Chicago, Julv 4th. It is anderstood that the National Democrauo Com mittce have the subject under considera tion, and will arrive at some definite conclusion before the 20th. New To e, Jane 11. Tha Her ill special lays the 22J Pennsylvania had a severe skirmish near Moorfteid. West Virginia, on the 7th tnst, and drove the enemy to the mountain. . Oar loss was four killed and four wounded. Gen. Sigel has a force in pursuit Albast, Jun 11. Col Marshal Lef ferts, 7th New York regiment, has been appointed a Brigadier General bv Got Seymour. It is not ret known whether his assignment is to duty ia the field, or in tne 5 tate. COM.MEKC1AL. 'ew lork Markets. Bsw Toaa, June It, COTT03C tarited a-d th price advanced iBHy be par poaad at SI .1 Ur Middling In lands. , Lot B State aad'Weatern op-ae-1 ,u te a!,ly with a fair deiaaod, bat clo-d dull and ir&ii ea Btai al IT i:- .i 00 (. r Ultra B ate; M-tt'x' for K 11 0 ; i - for trad brand., taeladel in the eslee are 3ASl t-exri-1 E&tra S'a'etu ' errtva on or before tlie 15th t-f Juee at aJ i i-arris el li e aaiue last half of July at 14. W HIMiT auiel at f 1 3sl 3Vt'HEA f active aad Bras tor prtaie, and doll, heavy aad deriiuinit for cosnaroa taalttte at ft T'i .tl TO f r ( hoi., aprtua;; tl 71-al fj for MileaaSiet'lnb; tl Ki'.sl nl for Amber Mllwaukie, 1 tt ill m for W tnlr Bed WV.:rn. SU Cr at tl 1 ?j URN dnil, heavy aad lower : New Mixed Weetern tl Mijil jj, hew Mlaed Waatara aomiaal at flH. i TS ra-r active aad lower. BVt d II at 11 f ,r Uuis. CorrKEqutet aod unch.,,.,.1. bt'UAB qniet; tola 17 3 1 :',c, and 7 botea Ha, s is at ITe. rEfBoLll M ti"t aidavehaaae.1. W00L arm wub a mx r ,i. deutaad. Fl'KK hrmer, with a good d-eiaed, the chief advance belt,- us new prima at A 1. UEKf eatet aad aecaange.1 B At OS SI le dull aad nominal. b S ft f I a, ii et aod w It hoot ch ,i, at $1 t kCTTl k Srm at i i 13 f r oki j, aud . ,:- fcr Itat. I II s X slfa.lv at l" sH. MoN'KT satet at f-s? rakLINti EX CHANCE du I. low.r anj nenilaal. COLD heavy and lower, ooeniag at 81, d-"Uttif to aad clualag heavy at W. (Intlnnatl Markets. Ci tsasvi, Jan. 11. GOLD having fallen b.k OBiwhtt, lnsta.l f advanctng as was generally cnrttiosed. made the market, egiti, w 1 1 hout deeided chana. ri.ol B held at f "'.s m for aupereflne, and V. HEAT la fair d-mand at ft I' il SO for P.cd OAfS suadratst CuKh eery dull, Ear oSerad al tl OH aad hiielled at tl 17. Wlllst lower aad aneettled. S.1 t( barret at St tl rT. SI'S PoBK held at ti .Vifa, wlih nosalea. L Kl adeanrad to lie, wllh aalea nf Ti tinea 1111 k M EAT Ko mice f tmporUBce, but held SraslT. Jki.M-EEIEateaSv. tii t.I y M I. kit M KX IIAKOEdull. Money tii-ht. PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. I have, os rna fiiht pr or jrjtx, !, ase. tared with me Mr. Constant I elaay la ta Wet'B aad Jewelry hsalDaee; end the .ana wilt he -Ofitu-d aader style and firm of tlirTROtrr A L-aLAKX.at tne old .(and. h" . . Mlaeea. OEo. A. BlriAoLrr. Jail sw STRAYED. t -"BOM W. r. NCI,. on lb. BidrM of (h lnh, ! I stft'k trva-yr- H-ir, f.ur r nia In tit ! ftpfihg; f kadk-l (Hi wbn I ft I 'fail fir f rbuoc hie kxn lrl, tit rfghl I.' f twiu ktvltr lr- ka pff ; thm jh pr")-rt tTr thm hiMrf tasWiil mn luh tfe SNN OR lop 0 Itts Hearst M WOTtt ttf bf tU eofUsvr A htr.l rwr4 will fs- fjis j trusciu hors lu m; or tut uy Iisfirntsatfoa by l. i'li I may rtvuTr him. SIIERIFF'S SALES. Sheriff's Sale Ho. 19L BT TIBT1B Of AN EXErrrio issued ont of the Oir.ieof tl,. c(erk of the Van. avrnwrgh t Irruit onrt, In favor of Rirhard I.. B.ljwlo. J-dm T. T.. Vsnderhoof, J-t rv C. Sojthwurth and Alfred L. Ce, and against Eilta. bath Oathrle. I will, oa SATURDAY, July 9th, Between the hours of lOo'clu k a. .. aod to'cltv-fc r. a. of said day, at the d'or of th t onrt Hon.. in lb City of LvaoavilK Indiana, oftVr Sir aale, at Put-lie A a-tan. Part of Block He. elite -nine , mi .. La ma.ro CI rv, beiag one hoodred and eighteen (II; by one hqe lredaad twenty. Sea U'.; f-et. It bing th North west corner of said Slock (toi, Vaaderhargb cosjity, Indiana. Aad ahiMtld sa.d Ib-nts and rr'-f.ts not sell f r a Ha aatfjeteat to aatiafy ald Wnt and CVata, I will at the earn time aud plane, ofiwr for sale tta fee Simple of eaid preon.ee. - . CEo. WOLrLIS, Sheriff V. C. Sheriff'! 8r.le No. 192. BT IRTr or A?f EXEi-t TIOM ISflCED ont of th OnV of tb Clerk f the fowl ot ruaaol Pleaa of Vanderbargh ,onty, in fvor of Jaeob Beaaighor, aad agatast Henry Hut), I will, oa SATCBDAT, July 9th, lvd, Ptween the hoar of lOa'elwk s. r. and d n'rlork w. M of eaid day, at the door of th t'onrt ll-tiw in the City of Evan-vile. Indiana, off.r ft.r sale, at pnblk Au-tiew.tBw K-nt. ar froflt mr the terra of seven ywars of tne JttUowtne; deec rilied hVal liette, to-wlt Lot No. twain D2! and thirteen 1151, ta Dtork o. eighty. free (a'ola that part of the city of Evsosnlt frs-m-rly knowa as tne towa of Laniaecweity. la Van lerborrh connty, Indiana. And .';onld id itenta arid front not aril f -e a mm sorTtraMit to satisfy aasd Writ ami Coeta. I will, al the Mine time and pusne, ofVr for aale the See fciaspte of .aid rtni. Ct'iKi.E Vtol.ri.IJf. HherifTV.C. COURT NOTICE. STATE OF INDIANA ila IK. V. enlt C Term, I aad-rbnrg Cdr TalVPIBSTBO tOt TT oart, tirtolarr 14. William Philips, John Ilert. JaraeeVrye. Joeh , kkbarl,, J.,ho Bry ce, Kotrt D. Bryca, William T Hartly. John A. U. Carson, Joba Fi ji aad William Eloyd s. Jobs W. Hughe, and S B. Ptr-e, pierce ant Piew, of tb firm rtf a. B. Pierre, Sen. a . Ce., of Bo. lor, . Maasar-hnvafta, and Freiknek tcKse aod Vi ,lU.m MrKee, of th Srm at McKee A Urother. of Pittabnrg, Pesavyivanta, and E. V. H,agwoat. IT apt-earing by affidavit oa file Is the ofSce ct the Clerk of the Court aforeaaid, thai a cane of actioa siste atrainst the anove nasaed deteodaats ia Savor ef aaid plaintiffs, fevjoded apow a aoasract, aad that aaid defndanta ars alt aesjtetdets of the state of Indiana. !fetK-eor the pendrary c,f the above entitled actioa is therefore girea to taw aoeve nanved d-tea-daata, aad that use eame will stand for trial ai lae Best term of the Court afore aaid, to be beans aad held at-tb Court Hons ft the city of Evansvi.!, In the ceeraty ami Mate aforesaid, ea the Erst Monday iatctoo-r, 14. Attest: L"l IS Br IITPR. Ork T. C. C. Csintu b Mais. A t to rale for PlaiBtil. IOWA POTATOES. T ft f Sacks ob band aad for sale by 1UU REILLT A CO.. . JaweTtf Ti Main atreet. SEALED PROPOSALS. Surveyor OCct i "traatTtll, lad., Jane 4th, WA. ' SEALED PROPOSALS w't! be rewlrerl at thfa office antu ta 3nh day iA th present month tor Boarding, iiarsic;, c, with m-vsiciD aad avedKsJ attend auce, b,r sick and diaaoied eearaen at the port l-roas year treat th h day of Jane, lSos, till the Bratday of July, trtA. .- The esecessfal bi-lser will be repaired to give rarely for ths fsithfoi perrmsore of his cdtraet. JoS-tJ A. L. UX-BlhSoX, Surveyor. . FLOUR AND CORN. 1,000 ray -'. EARKELJ IS STORE A5D FOB sa tv EaVwyf, rrjTKERSOTf A CO, Co. Hut and Water St rests. W f tSACiLi (Sew tvaaaiea; ta stosw a a I J . V VJ KJ sa by BROWS. prXKERSOS A CO.. atya-lat o. Mats aad Water Streets.

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I. EITTEHBEEG. OPTICIAN . Mannfactar.r Ua aewty invaatad PERISCOPIO 11 31 : FIELD GLASSES, On a new principal OPERA GLASSES. Fine Feriscopk EYE GLASSES, IE Ci 0 1 J, S rJa? 11 K I TOHTOISE SHELI Marine Spy Glasses, n COMPOUND AXO Simple MICROSCOPES b IX VAKIOl'9 ail APES. 1IIAVK At Hi) OH IIAKD A SPKCTACXI hf tb tiattn'j Gliisnt-I. mk4 LsntM viiit ttl l r ws-stk riM, tir- (rone It lit, mmow OT i(4 aifWtS) th" llt. Tbe.aa J-tsr . IsM mf ft rwrfa4-t wmis.rtTj lb rr. . hm ran and Tfsiiii t a M h)er ijaer Usj fttr nimrfhtArm or rts.rasrt ran lvl f I. RITTKN brutti. fct--us U- r..w-i nd dptUjU Inalruraoi rrsktrt4 nl tht hortr-at Bull mi. KfittatG7 Main Street. Bel Second and Third SU, ETAh'SVlLLE, JND. p. a. DYE-IIOUSE. Celebrated Steam Dye House, fOfRTH UT, liJCT. LIK-IIST A WALKCT I Iyw all kind of plain aad tear works as gwd and chuap as any establlebmaat ta the West, oa ehort sell,. et.ll ly PERFUMERY, Sjc. They have at list Arrived. T 'BKCLI.rBtttTED SEeT f niri MES, THE treldi-a lew lir. r and Victoria Rgiai: al tlie best of T ilet Towders the Parian V bit and Magnolia Tablets; aleu the 1'eiauo.kL, one of tna beat hair dr--r now In ire. Al ' MLAI I'fkU S lirug SUirs, Corner Main ard rWond btreeta, Etan.vllle, Indlaas J lT mrtlfrp, aorae nf th. c!.hratd Car gennlne !srsl.sll s star, h "miff; aleo, a large eul-piy of Luceuerer, at fctHLAEl-rEB S Irog Store. LAR1E bTPPl.T of nKfiorWAVS TtESXISE received at M H LA l"f r.K I. TTIf'S ISMECT POVIE aod IrT('IfER'S J BIO I'olaoV )'tl rwiv I and for eale al M IlLAh-rr kit S prsw htora. OVE HIM'ttrTi TtnXFS t-.f Ti.!!ty "WEETKN.I PABSmSE CHKW IMO Gt M lost rerefve.1 .a o, M IILtr.irtSS. JrT Rrt-EIVirTi, aeea e fh Srwwf PErUVIEft now maaiilsesnred In Ibe world. . E-jr sale at , sW-WLAEPTEei-S Ittic So , ? ci'roer Sfaln and Aerjnd atrweta, Evaotvllle, Ind. FIRE LIMITS. XnTlCK IS HEBEBT GITElf, that w wilt it Btake application to the Ity Ouncil at Ita iteitarttiag t-r to f'''i'f- of erectiag a frame additiua of oa r am an I a kite h-a to a two-story frame hoe oo L ( So. .ii, Le, Enlargement. KstATZ A Uti ta AM. jsoed dI a w) PAPER DEALERS. SPEEll i-,S TCP II E X S, IS- ?.Bln Street, ! 5 Cincinnati, Ohio, ' ' '-, xsvitiala i , PPIXTISO, MAXILLA,".' ' r ' '" OOLORart, AM 4 w-RApprsa papers. Ol an itxa ail w.-iu-A. apt-! GROCERIES. IS UXAR-CAS-aMI.UI eterrsr-Caae Mllhi, tteaai-r Priata L-oana, and for eae.e TICK EKT BROS, .. j;i f,n 1 :i Slaia atraat. (TIOOK'ft f.l"iAK iVAroetAIOa at Paa j Br4 Earaacs lor sale at VK K ERT SROS.. iw. IM Maia straet. irlrtTE J. i- H A Ji MX St P"TAlolia V VV bash. Sorthern Potatow. in vre and (or sale by TICEEBV BROS.. be. l tl Main street c r,aN-.AlEAL J5 tushsla Cm -Meal, freeatjrusxd, in store and for tsle by -I v It aw. I BBOS - o. IJ2 Msla street. ViTHITE LIMt i bb-.s. choice Cos lacked Wane Lime la sum-wed for als by " . V ioktHV BKOs-, ... . . Lat Main street. iLOTBl rLOCEf !"J tb:s. Tnors" Miils; ia tui Blalravul MiUa warraatest te rirasr' at VICKEKT BkJS.. - -- - - Mo. VSl Maia atraat.

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SALE OF LOTS. Greatest Sale of Real Bsiz 1 of tlie Season. CITY LOTS, fjir-IOTS, AX ' FAEMIJTQ LASTS. ' V V tjLa, JK.. Will 1! at th. o-an-WiN ricr fo Keanerili. I P.M.oa V.ilu.-diy, the rd d.v ! i the SiHcvrirs Lot, and Ind. '7 .jBDi J jTillcvts: w-aar-., Donation r.ii'arceuirwt. i ' Lot J!l ; Ly I VI ft ; 111 he UI io three I tion. Of l.y f, e h. Tfct. Z?" I Oie ree.d.r.c- , f Ule rergus B roartt" "' brlwoen ."r,-aiiio,e tfd .i Sor;hw.-.t half nf lor vin- ... This lot adjoins i.ii.., .' ,L t I dweilmr. aal aljou a lot 1 ; hr p7, i oae-aoartertf lot 4-1, front,., . ' . , .. , . j 1 V MID strcata. Kaatcrn Kalsrcntat. ,tm f1 VK BI . Inclndin old barrel fa. lory of W ra. tnkliy i t.t TJ. ..H'"" b7,Xoc! . , , ,, oh and hd 33. fc I 21. Donation Lularr.n.... Shflotu.vs I S.I. Creacent Knlargtatrat. f ' Lot 1, hi,xk 2, oa Ki.Lsh airoet. Bear T!u ' street. J ih. Avon riare. Lots li 1 and 11 ft of 11 . , end strT-t and an awrareil.i,ih of i- o 1 ttw lesidenre of CuL Raker. ? Mh. l alsu Place. Lot M. ar.d ai.ilnli.a hf nl In, ii. , r. - j .reet, n. it tn mr. and lii ft iwi'-w lot .iiuita on j be tvaolence of k'. S. Raliosark. I ? kwetl's Kal.r,,mst. f j il S.euMie blk 1, U-ltg SO by t j street, near the t (th. Blocks Lots 1 and s. v-.or, oiru ant IH, !.,., air,. . s ( resiacoc and hutititwa site. h. C ai peuter Place. i'.i Let,h!k3; soiyltjfu i Sth I) ..... . . - i .. , , . riare, . . lit-I.SWSK-a, l. oiiwr Sultoa Aveai tld OO Ilia 1, . . . 1: I t. M-ck Fisi-k -la atrret. i . . laahrlla Plaee. ! l- i 1. 6, ?, s, aud m. on r.ukiln and struts; b is M, it. ia, la, ,,a. fcW j liaklry and ,ai,;lon atresia. AlVMols T In. c traiikila street. Ats-s lot. 6 aad Oakh-y s::et, near Into street. 1 Sharpe's Knlargtmsat, I LvU 1, t, 3, and 4, block . I no, i- ..... .... it the Srst outalus 4 do-ltsi a tea. and f I both aidee ot the cemetery road, aud helwr I aauroaa ai d alajtenhelruer'a. aeeoaa containa a iVa'rea, lying ? od a.l)otuiuu tlie raiinad. nonk or tk. I road, and aotl i.n.i ri u , . t . situate on what Is known aa the JeksocT l-'ih. Klghl Out.Lots. fls of 1 a-ree earh. one of A. ui acre, lylna north ol th cemetery road, a,li - ""oo aire anove Ooarrioed, and It I tha lau.ls f Ilatri.oo lloj kins and IH- i "'. bJ ai(i..iniiig the K. and C. B.1 F Lot I, ol o a, rr, l,aa a a re. Io culllvalloo j I I ei-i-ee well tiajherod. All the real arecul I I ans ot inc tw.i aoll eoout Kvansvllle, well r la reeij.ixv. (,-srdens, meadows, or iwiw I teeipert.-d that all tha above roperl i will i at low rates, to cl.je out aoliodul.H,. r1 Terms One. thud cash, one-third at oue. third at twelve muni lot. With latcresl, bj mortgage a the property. Fnartts Ealsrs.M..,. Lots 17, la, 14, and . In bio, k Iil aoulhea.! side of Ooodaell una. 'jelwwti 1 ana v onrtn street.. Korthern KtslSTKentent. Lots s ana J. in tiio:k S: x l l ui n being a cortH-r lot. I.aruaacw C'llw. Lot H, t.io. k 41. Ii I 7, lin k fVS. 11. a, ti, vi, at), and it, ia block SI. L-ta I, a, h, I, , , u, U, li, 57 m , n block Lots :t, 4, . (S, , aad S. block S'J ; froatl . ' av-s s-u m i as m si 1 1 (j gt' srar,,. Lot , S3. r, vti, and K6. block SO. et street ; it l,y lit feet. f. i Lois ti aad 7, l l-k 7. oa feveath an ; IweeB first and ."tioud streets. m . , LiiikIh. it Itnlght Township. ! 'E or NE qt e, 4. T J, M Io W ; .i ari , b E hi kE .jr rc SJ, T 6, H 10 W ; so aci Scott Tevsnablp. , NEqrSEqreca,T II, B HiVili acre. , - b W or KE v Sw S, T i H, R Io Wi ' acre. s i " qr j, a ir per n, t a P, 10 W; 4 acre. fVV qr SE qr Sec i, T 6 S, 10 Wj 4 h B qr XW qr Stc 5, T S, 10 W ; 4 W qr W qr Sec 6, T ! I, S Id W acre. HE qr & W qr Sec f., T 6 8. R 10 W i acre. aw qr S qr Sec 6, T 1 1, R lo W; 4 acre. hqrKBqrSecT4S, B lo W; i hWqrSEqrS,.c3i,T4S, U 10 i r-. fcB qr NE qr Sc 32. T 4 S, R lu W ; S ain. ew qr ,E qr So 3i, TH, l MS, a re.. h E qr KW qr Sec Si, T 4 S, R 10 W j 4 ar re. ii W qr S W qr Sec S. T 4 S, R Hi W d arree. rlEqrSWqrBet3i,T4S, R lo Wj f arto". W ,jt 5 qr Sec :A, T 4 S, B lu W aire. K E qr hE qr Se, ;a, T 4 S, R 10 W I 4 acre. M W qr SE qr Sec 32, T 4 S, R In VC, 4 acre. HE qr SEqr Fee SJ, T 4 B, R lu W 4 nw qr?Eqrlec.1AT4S, B lo W; 4 acre. b E qr BW qr Sec 32, T 4 8, R 10 W ayree KWqrSW qr fw 32, T 4 B B lu W are. hEqrrWqrgee T 1 1, X arree. 10 W f W qr S W qr Sec M, T 4 8, B 10 tfl; acre. A . bW qr JtE qr He 1, T SS, B II W; 40 al! 1 ke forer,ing trsr-ta of lasd In aerti,' ' , .14 are altu.te on and near the EvansCraaloril.vili Bailroa-I, and wlthla 10 to : of Evanavlli. Land and tlmW go. ':l cbavrs will net a title bond for the r, f ! opun yniM a good warranty dwd. f taloa Tawmhlp, s SW qr KW qr 17, T 7. K I 1 w ; 40 ! 's IW qr H W qr eec 17, 11,111 Brr-a. r E qr SW qr S. 3. T S. R 11 W : 40 art 1 tin for- .ii, j- di f ! romprlM I ' assortment of cbobw Bnlliting Lot. jd ,,' i Lands ever I-lore ottered at pontic aale t f -city. The tide, will be mad perfectly t I tory, or aosal. . WILLIAM II, WAIl i JOHN IMILK, JR. I ' Hssbt Ot ssttrrs, Am tlonser. , Jsned as4i f fToiies and Cnton please copy r ") MOVER & REAPE XlTT033a:i2"Srl Mower nml Iteaf s Asllmsa ak Miller's Patsa Best lalachino in the w t - rriHE KtMBER OP PBEMirMS AW m. so in - rsocaey ourtng the a-17.4 it baa been before the public, indicates ilsv loa held ly it tn every aectiea of the d ! wlieralt aa bees Introduced. ! For tha seaaoa of la-4. If earlr coatraff atade, I will famish delivered at Evaar-ril.d 1 term cash oa delivery : 1 Small, or Junior Mower m J , Lerre, or rnor Mowee 7. .' Combined Reaper aod Mowr ClrcnUrt e,n-.ainlcg full parttculart tor tinracd takiigeanof tha marhin will BUhed sa atpb-.ation or f.rwardod hy a,; 1 li.ihllL MohMiAS. Aa, ; er,, t A-A v elm S H w-et r igf. i SELLING OUT AT CGl T WILL SELL Mr LARviE STOCK of il X and Wisd .w Paper, Piaia aad Pigarad U la erdar to Hi sis room for ether good.. ' j srirj aptS

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