Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 1, Number 248, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 October 1857 — Page 4

The Dailey Union.

I. M. BROWN, Editor, T. B. LONG, Associate Editor.

TERRE -HAUTE WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. 28, '57

The Cincinnati Commercial.

Republican Falsehoods Refuted.

We published, the other day, some of the circumstances connected with the riot in Baltimore at the recent municipal election—tending to show that the attempt by some partisan presses, with the Cincinnati Commercial at the head, to hold the American party responsible for it, was both unjust and unmerited. They established the fact conclusively, that the riot was occasioned, on the day of the

eleetlea.by the firing upon sndfcHThiR one of the polic« officers, by a party of W«4 Zfcwaerafe arbo bad possession of Jtcbts hell— their heed quarter*. Bat Oiese presses pretend ed to be increduloa# of the trwth of theee statements—made by the leading paper* of Baltimore—and reiterated tbelr false accusations against the Am/tie*n party. They seem to be so greedy of a chance to defane that party and ail who belong to it, that they publish, without Inquiry, any accusation against it, however untrue4tbat the malignity of ft*oeracy :tr Rrpvihlicnnitm can inrent. We know

paper that has more of this maligni

ty than the Cincinnati GMMMTCWI NO story can be invented, however improbable to every body cUe, •hat does not ind a plaee fe ft* colnnuw, if it is supposed that Ameriemisw !vto ba wounded by it. The feeling it exhibits, is simpljr tfeat of spH*—on thing higher. And it employs all its talent for defamation—-of which few papers hare so aweh—to jgratifj this feeling/

The Mayor of Baltimore has issued an addrern to the citisen* of thateitT, In which he refers to these natter*. Although much of it. is of a local character, yet we publish it entire, as anact of justice to the Americana of Baltimore. We think a perusal of it will satisfy every body that there is, in that elty, a combination of Irish bullies, formed for the express purpose of resisting the city authorities, and that they have been supplied with arms and amunition for the purpose. For ourselves, we are satisfied that this is the work of reckless and unprincipled Democrat** politician*, who hare piren up "Jackson HnW as the head quarters fli/^tliese J&mya fetwfire, ind who take care toTtecp 0»eir own persona* dnt of danger. They prompt these poor deluded creatures into acts of blood, ltKOwing Hint American* will nut submit tosocktki#r*, either in Baltimore or any where else, for the exprew purpose of crying out against the tyranny of the Awrican party, whenever a drop of /orrtrw Uood has been ifpilt. They cafe nothing about the blood of their own eonntrymen —4ltf ten nutke So votes If ttst 8ucb men deservathe rwwratioo of the whole country. -The facts kUUkI by the Mayor are few and easily naderstood. He says that **by the grossest and most shanteibl perversion of troth on tho part of certain reporters of the daily press" a "large class of «hervi?a pop «A*fwa" have been "eieited to fretwy** and have formed themselves into a "cwnMnatfcw" to putt down the elty government. That these lawless men are the fkqnenter» of "drinking housto, tefors pottHciams astra&y fngregatr^ and that on the day of the late election they ofgatihted th«*«selre* into "Ma armed font Onvvghout the city, directed solely and exclooirel 6*fering the government into disrepute by

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upon ((s police." That they had pos

session of "Jackson II all, the Irish W quarten," wliieh was supplied with arms and ana* nition. t-That, without the slightest provocaUotUS&ly fired upon So-g+pttt Joordsn, ofihe policy snd killed Mm. That they placed

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in the street. That they rose upon

the guard, and

u$hat

i$e*r Kbtd," Thai on

the morning before the election "a Zfrmoervtk crewf' had Ind upon a number of eitteeo*, and wounded seVer af offleers of the police.— jit&thni thorn* the whole character of the transaction, la that ne Democrat awa wtwU during Ute whole allhir. •*. Jfow, wf submit to every man not gangrened with hatred of the. Amcri can party, whether track things aatbem are to be permitted to paiw. any whrre ia (Ms

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try without rebaika Awl if, whm they do occur—if, whett Aeee "fontif* fcyisn»n arc W? rtwt» nitlre borti «{t!xena# time dtiarns shall rise upon and panUh them, they are to be denounced as apdbrsuch iiher tenni as the Ct*d***& Csmmsitiat empiors with aoeh glihacm W« are opposed to thta kind of violent* In every form, and if mrklcas a»d disreputable politician* will bHngnttout «uch things tfcry should l^held fesporwvble. And If who arfettttdbjr&ew*

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and prudence than to act an those ta BalOiom hav« done,they must take the eoweqneiiees.

anothcr o^oci la publidTmg the

addreai «f the Majrof—erhieh is to Anm mendacity a^d mkk*nt«»of tho .jOummmaR ^sapinroVjt W^rcr It ypsakp of tiU Amorti mp nasty*,,- WMtwn HaHiog dm fabMas It 1 ft dhpww in thlawajri

I The Majrersf IslilaaM Seflnla line ... ria® ViMap. .?|i

The

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of ThowOs ftnrsaa

ba» iiw4 a |*neaflswlaawa*e, t)m burden td whkhia a vwamlntms watt wsllaa Hiatbehaa dMaehht^yiafaietetlagtlmptamtlaBahi'^ »nur«, aad aaiaiimi danBwdallsa af «lw Inah, fer Inmbordinatiioa aadc*4ha lyrHga. He mtki^ "the murderer ftwgrant Jourdan by fasb,"ot "aiwilher ftcsrawmded h» a ^mity of Iriislu1* af*1**® www HM 9m •Pr^WBRvWP^WW".. wn fttn ^eflMUwtasAit ball flea aa IntWated mob of Irtsli*1!~«aya firaws^Ared* tstve Sa th^ settlement refipvred ttwetl «3I Ifea dbeedsr Hat

took place of a awjbaa Aaiawwn1, was coafia«4BnaMu«4 Ui««iof Ae EM«t«h Ward"

-M^HIUAOF^HADSMIIJIITBI'OWS 'SIWFTINAFLAA EM

the pmoftfwmUtusfcrt lr«*,"fc,4c. %St. Tbwo I* wa4aac«ai^tooi^ac tolwanili«d

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pft«laiitatio«. It la la tone mora like jfcfe b&llf Uttit |)mu% It calm, euswer»ativmd isHlsatftdr ja« ex sioaiiim of aa twawl —a, a Ughlt re-•pectabl-ipfatoa, bosatkv dUkuWeo aaft ^aaim. ltmc«ai^i» «AKt, that he propaMsto support, with all dse fcrceat his disposal, the Ptof-Ugiyiam that la now, dmrioant and

Pluy-Ugiyism rampautiathedty whkhhas tlie

r,* stay quidSy at hosa* electlan and themselrea t« be massacred witho returning a word or blow, whenever it raits the convenience of a horde of infia&ely mean aeouadrelato make sport by abedding blood in the nsMeef the Amerioaa eagle.

Wfh^aiirajawidemtoodlke gentleman here referred to—the present Mayor "af Balti more—to be one efthe moet honorable and upright m^niatim country, and that-all par' tie* have universally borne that testimony of him. But independent of tfab—doea he deserve, from anything that appears in his address, to be thuaspoken of Is cot the lan guage here applied to him- slanderous, mean, low, oosttemptibie aad valgar We congratulate our RtpmUicmn friends about Acre, who arnet wmfAmtrkmim, upon having so able an auxiliary in tbei» present party objects a* the GmmtrdmL How pleasant it must be to (ten to reed it* assaults upon the principles they once avert by, and its jnitiflcaUon of fortign Mnb lme used to break down the government of an American dty And how delightful the thought must be that it was thar^mMUmmmt of the American party that brought these things about 1 The extract trom the Commercial is aspedmen of the bati*d of tbe publicmn party

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for all thoee who dare to

tkink that "Americans shall rulo America" in jw^^wrnce fe ^^rw^nrrs.

ADDRESS OF MAYOR SWANN,

To the Citizens of Baltimore.

4m ,, MATOS'S Omci City Hall, Baltimore, Oct. 19,18S7. Events which have transpired wituia a day or two pastTindHce me in justice to the posilion in which I have been placcd by your suffrages, to make a brief statement to the public.

Slnee I took charge of the municipal government of the dtr of Baltimore, it ha« been my endeavor devote my wards the maintainanee or the public peaee ami to check lawleasnesa whenever aud wherever it should ho found to exist In the discharge of my official duties in ibis particular, I have known no party, and I have endeavor ed to impress upon those aetiog under me the observance of the strictest impartiality. The first aim of my administration has been to establish a government of law aiid order. With this view I have labored dav and nightthrowing myself in contact with tbe.police, and visiting ail parts of the dty, to see that no blame attached in the prompt discharge of the duties amigned them. For alore than fifteen yean, I have been more or less connected with the public affairs of this dty, and the prominent ottiteas who have oo operated with me. in the various ports to «hlc1i I hare been called, will do me tbe justice to believe, that I have acted at aH times witto a sinjtle eve to the advancement and prosperity, of the city of Baltimore. when tbe now Police f»rcc was established it was natural that large fctlculatitoha should have been made upon Ha eflkiiencjr. in the organization of that force! acted forth* best* In manr instances of appointment, indeed may say most of them,f 1 was compeUel. to lean upon the offlctn thtn la the sej^iph of the citv, in whom I had confidence and to whom the appointed* were pcrtOHaUy, known That I may have commfcted errors 1 am free to adroit and these whenever «.

liberate conviction, that no body of men of equal numbers, taken »rithoutxperience from

"ed th

civil life, could have conducted themselves, in tbe aggregate, with more propriety and effiriencv in the discharge erf tne duties imposed upon them.

That some disappointment should havc been felt In the working of this system, lwas prepared to expect. The increase was not large enough to guard every nun's house in the city of Baltimore at all hours of the day and night, liiatthcy could not be present on every occ tsion, lo stay the arm of the aasissiii and extinguish the secret torch of the iuoendiary. was equally evident to me. And yti thrae wero those who held the dty reipomffible for every outbreak—everv bar-room every act of shooting however sudden—every fire clot however beyond the power of the munidpal arm—every scene of lawlessness whenever and wherever committed, as though a police force of some one hundred map during the day and two hnndHnl during tbe hi scattered over a dty of JISO^PO inhabitants could be everywhere at the same time to out* reetand effectual I suppress these abuses exists to

That lawlessness exists to an unusual extoBtoannot be denied. It hMbeame a'promInent «h*metei«tfc of lha ti»«. ip cities, as well as oar own, this is unfortunately too awmifest-' Tho wlwie oounUy ii| auffering Urota this cause, a»«i f?om every "part of the Union we hear complaints of Its foaiful Increase.

ex^Mb hav«

BUMHN

to have her munidpal adminktratum headed by such a maa, and that theMIrieb," and aU who are not members of the "American par

5ay«,wortpermit

It U, however,* fiset ootto be lost sight of, that bin in the dty of Baltimore, the lawlessness of which we have most to complain, isooaflaed dWaMy Aanaw, idUrr pslttocmws usually csasrsasfc^ or i# ntomlU 4«a .«- ciimwIsm^MfjiBcnsr. Tbe eye of the pdUoe, however violent, could hanfly b* expected to attend tbe dtixaa at all bmcs te hi« nightly haunts, (Mr to aatldpata the saddea outbursts of pstsioaaad vklew» wW^ crimfatatioQS aad the free uae of stlatuteats are sa fikdy to p« remedy ia wlA the law, which tolerate thdr estateoce to our utMst, rather than tbepdke. (t Is due to the alky of Bajtimoea (Ms umae^tKit to aiadatitefrit aa dty lathe Onion where the public press drain amre largely tm the eatratainatenl of Its readrri apoatlwpoBas returns. This fens dty of Baltiasore 1a a relation of meat—snaarent rsther te actual—aad true posluon hav been stiB rtitim Alfirtid by th» jTsasut aadpsst stwa^rf ynwraisesf

the

arsss. 1* tlWr effcet to htaak down the dty jrovt!»taaaBtandti»eao8aa,um4arthei»fiueaee Sfexdted p^MM&cTtka dty of B*%m* a a a a a abase pCtkewWoleo^vtrv.

It ir la^Sflltt of sappllihffwilBal fkafce Ilia l»riin1 ask"«s fteaallNSp' w]|0 have iamsis laataee rtmssilurla tWfc heatik aititodev siftoiM IsfcaB lomsr: bif^| ••fcftBii®)® i§ As lw- Ac

destray the good nmeof yemre^. Witt tibto itphaatiy I paatal to fta asotadlreat TWUfftojl

ia, bal»li IMM^.

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tay.luaMiMtbaca k*tew «H|

certala|y Z-?Z25'fZr£%ZSZ ractef asWyarf ji fwhsfy is ir%ifct msai «aia winmati ka^a amrw^'lfspiwa

T%e picpaiiltous ahtili haid beaa snade sresewe order at the balloi-box, are open to the acratipy of tbe pahMs, 1 Wt aa desire to sasarasaa. aiufie vote, or to oflaaive at any htCTfitmwy-wWh the eleellae fcanthlss Tim party that ooald so &r degrade itself by exactiagsach a servkeatmy haada, would have found mets irpracticabie aa 1 hare been uacomnromisiHr ia ooneoding to dm Jiuaablesti citiaea tbeft«s ff^iMniam^llod tinSTisr of Ms emiMitatiaml rigMik Mv arders to the Chief Matabal oa the day of the election jrwa given In tbe preasnas of witnesses who will Kilty establish thdr character ail tmpartlaB-

2elrowadetails

The of the arraagemeata speak coauaent. Eadt w»»d ia theeity ef Baltiiaore was provided, on the 14th„ with a detachment of five officerih in command of a Caftds, Iiieutsasat, or Sergeant the special officers being reqdtod to (dace himself lavontaet with the polls, while tbe rest of bis detadtasent were to he withia call of his algaal, in case their seniors ahouid herequired. They were instructed to preserve order at all hawuds. •.

To afford still greater efficiency, rurmera were provided! to communicate with the stations'^ ease additional force should be needed. At all tfe atations there was a large raserte, uader nrau, aad ready to atardt at tbe shortest aotiee. The central statioa, aea? tbe Mayors offieti, wss provided with a ooaplement of sevsuty-five nwa who weraac* peratitV.'d to abasat themselves during the whole day.

The on tiro force at my command 'consisted of about four hundred men, the substitutes being detailed iur general service throughout the city. There wss also ample provi4ont to arm and equip the entire force.

At ilf-pastlen o'clock made the dreuiC of the Western section of the city In Company with, the.

Chief Marshal, communicating

with the Judges at the various precincts, aha

5 any act that required

terfer^nce. The voting was proceeding quietly, and a total absence of all cxdtement seemed to pervade the dty*

On my return te the Mayor's office after m»kip£ this circuit, I was met by Captain Mitchell, of the' police, who informed me of the outbreak-la the Eighth ward, and the murder of Sergeant Jourdan. tThe intelligence brought bv that offic. was such as to tMucc me to order the whale reserve of sev-enty-five men, at the central station, to proceed promptly to the Mayor's office to receive their arms, Themtuketa were distributed to these officers in my presence, and the Chief Marshal ordered to proceed to the scene of rkrt. with instructions to take possession of Jmckton Hall, the Irish lrndqumrten, and make arrcstsLof all -parties who had fired npon and murd«ed Scrt^ant Joutdaa, af the poliea. irfurther reinforeemfflts were needed, the Mayor was to be notified. The order was «xecuted with «f nq*uy coatoess by Marshal Herrifhg aad the art uader his eom^ mattd, Uttder kswlrtdiy olttyds^sa and fast «1Siaaaa dm Aad itea stutmmaLla conmutni ihsetrtet, making arrests of all who wens ia the met ef Jhrimgt mmd makuu? arreatt aU who weie in the house, betides eaptmring tMif arms and ammunition.

The iftriteta fedSoa of the dty waa also the rcage of riot, caused by, an attack .with firearms and missile^ from tbe New Market bouse. Capt. Lineweaver charged took the house, with thirty stand of arm#, and I immediately ordered a strong guard to be placed over it uatM fiutber orders from the Mayor's 0®ee.

Engine ana. too

The news of tlie murder of Sergeant Jowrdam by the Irish soon spread in (the 'eastern and western sections of the dty, and produced tbe most flense excitement. eari being exprelsed of the safety of thepriaoiters who bad beeneoaocroed la!uiii itoarmf, 1 repaired to the' Middle sti'tlOn soon after their arrival, and announced my purpose to prefect them agnisst violence by a resort to arma if necessa y. The wowd continued around the buiidiifcfcr eOat# timei bat- without atfeaipiin^ to resist my authority, In the absence of

*«e Magiitrate, reommiUcd the prisoners to til, and ordered their prompt retnora! under tlie supervision of tbe lturshal.

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Retracing my steps, I was Informed that a purpose existed in the fourth ward, where Sergeant Jourdan residing, as wdl as iitothar warns in that sections of the dty to march-up on the Eighth ward lo rercngc Ids death. I

nmlc, and cautioned them against such inter-, ferebee They assuivd me of thdr eottfidenoala my purpose to s*0 that justice Was done, aad ia iQvary quarter, of their support in maintaihing the peace of the dty, ana their willingness leave tii# OflKmders to be dealt' with by the dlil ItoUiorfties. TheCUefMaraUueadediaeduriagiUs vWt.

It waa late in the evening when I returned from theEastesa Mctioa of the dty. Aboat seven o'dock a diapatd) reported that ||e /risk had risen upon the gaard L£in tharserf

Ward—hmd overpowered ttmabytkifr aad had what qjktr -JRtd A de-

tnchiacnt of fifty muskets were again, pat la

tioa for that quarter, and promptly succeeded ia restoring order._ At a latar period in the cv^cing, »ajr about 8 o'clock, a message

mVf mW9 wEWNp' firing apan irisk. It Was nbw dadc aad the ansa

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hadbeea utoier aras aU day,

were brobea dowaby fittlgae. CapblltaM however, was ordered to take dunq of a da

ward, aad to

all who might be I The order n«*«,aadtha

fiict.

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i-laah ^ay^a ka MM CffipwUI wero ao^osdMldt' many wbo wsre soenes, to^edler axsat with wWdi wssaaevldi—jrof arm. ^tspMNr" Ofihe two baudrsd

sake prisomf* of

#£iig(d la this eon-

wai exccated with pmapU reported, aa bts ratonCr

that aeartWHarflara m&ie upon 4k Irish. and that the report was wholly wUhfcat foto*

SadtMa briefnooidof the put mUA bore in tbe late dectioa^ l^am aot aware that I omitted aay duty. TU vodag waal gala mo*af d^wawk^heatjraeyyptlon from oeafMaa,Bnin the oceamsme la As

tima of tba^ktodoto are ahaady kaowa to the

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beattlmt AmH ^^eatahfidwl^cuisdlrtmtldedre at^nsnt.

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WoodArd,

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a»«MI itjyostdpitlaoai

:,*££2rzX iero providsd* la tha' wy befaa to be tomsd. madtata which had beaa

to qaetl aay outbreak that was lika-

ly to occur, only aeve«ty-five_ wero brought ataay one time. This Is lent answer te times wbodenoai^s the Mayor booaaaahs did not call the atilkary to his aid.

The citizens of Baltimore will determine whether a persecution so [apparant] apparent to all is to receive the sanction of those who really desire to maintain the public peace. Party rancor may be pressed too far. It has already made the whole city an ambuscade, from which the officers of the law, in the discharge of their duty, are fired upon day and night It has excited to frenzy a large class of the foreign population, and has brought about a state of things which no man can contemplate without regret. The sum total of all the rioting is comprised in the murder of one policeman, and the wounding of eight others, including those fired upon on the morning preceding the election. It was a war upon the police on the day of election—commencing in the Eighth ward, and terminating in the Eighth ward.

The absence of a large number of democratic voters from the polls ia some of the wards, ean best be accounted for by themselves. 1 sam ma tuidt wes of wwy esmtiaelisa to cxdwdo (Asm firam voting ft seemed to have bean a tongoat cooe\o^om Man the skctiaa that they werets take no interest in Aa eonlett. Of the twenty democratic judges appointed bv mc, all resi&md ieltklm a fim iajt of the eiettim, wkhlhtejcceptiem of six. Dp to the latest boar their resignations were handed in at the MayOr's oflfee, icaviag It difficult te supply thdr places intiaM for the ope«i«e» of the polls. In some of the wards the resident magistrates wm called upon to officiate in tbe absence ot the democratic jadges*.

This is a statement of what transpired at the recent munidpal election. The cause of all the disorder that took place, of a serious oearactcr, was confined to the infvriated Irish of the Eighth ward. Tlie deliberate shooting of officer Jourdan was wdl calealatcd to prodtement throughout the dty. That ce should bare sympathised in this

duee excitement throughout the dty. the police shotdd bare sympathised in feding waa not to be wondered at—esteemed and beloved as that officer had beea. That it may have provoked a spirit of retaliation in aome parts ot the city is not improbable. I can only say that in* the midst ot all this excitement thepotioe bore themselves with becoming moderation, and executed my orders with promptness and fidelity.

How far the systematic effort TO the pari of certain newspaper* in this dty. to bdag the administmioa and the police into disrepute, may have prompted tlda mmdcrous ciaabination on tiie pirt of the miiyuiAtit Iritk of the Eighth ward, it is for the public to judge. I can'only deplore (he ntwanee df any such spirit ia bur midst.' The dty of Baltimore will owe to herself to protect her officers by all the means at her disposals

My^ unceasing efforts shall be directed1, as heretofore, to preserve the peace of the city. I csa give no countenance to lawlessness, whether itshows itself among Dtmtcrnl* or Americans Ikaswno party in the [a'lhful dischano *f my datif. i*"

If tiiose who are now claraoritig for peace and order are really sincere in the desire which they axpresa, tfaer will find that this oWect ls not* to be aecompfishrd by a systematic diaparagement of the city government, whether right or wrong{ but by temperance and moderation and an appeal to the misguided element* which hare been lashed into fury by what Is daily transpiring. They have only to turn to the murdered and wounded poiiccatea to satisfy tliemaelVtpstiiat In their atfcfnptsto break downthc pn-aentmunicipal government tl»ey are indulcing their party prejudices at die expense of ths safoty and good name of their

As the oJrief exccotiv»officer,of the dty of tltiroore, Ikhpw.my duty, ana tlie responsibilities imposed by my trust. I am yet to learn th'iit I havO lost the confidence of the large majority of my fcRow-ehitens who have called me to this post. I mean to hold it without intimidati from any quarter* shall continue to persevere in my efforts to preserve order, and call upon good cltiiwns of even class to utiite M|h me thlri Work% Iet tlvna goiato thdr #im*-~tnd Mgoatu]atr with tnose.wlio hare forfeited their douses 4a ski# doten Mit pelict in the discharge of thehr di* ty. Let them point out the injuries which they are ectailiag uoo«D the good naaitf of the dty. 1/et.themamut.t^e executive in bringing to conviction and puiuahta«nt the enemies Of 'he public peace.

With such a spirit we may hope for brighter prospects. But to those who, guided by parti San feelings* are directing their effort# with a view to th'* prostration ot tlie dty goVeHt-meat^-wbo are at thb time eoncoethig plans ofvigilaiieecoacmittaaitosBpecsodeicit) ower sad bring discredit upoa its administration, I dasmitmy dutyto say to them in advaaee, that duriagny term of servke 1 shall claim to exwrdaa witiiout interferenee tbe functions of tbaoffice.to*lSchi tttticalled.,

THOS. SWANN, Mayor.

Ti« CA^nj«T.~-A Washington rorrespoodent of the New York Tribune, says that rumor# of a of the cabinet are increasiag. Thd mistradors landing is attributed to a difficalty between the President and Mr. Cobb on the Kansas question.

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Elegant Malta Shawls,

'llic inost elegantlot of

Embroidered bleeves &Collart

Single or in ttstts, «t«r ofltored in this market, ami

GOINOi*

GOlXOUt

AND

TRK

and Stripes, '(E**

"For'lOe, 'worth

60.

1000 YARDS OF

jNEancKe^ier Deiaons,

FblfSOc 4rorth 2oc tftiywlioni else.

2000 yds 12 l~2c Gingham,

... 1000 janls

S?,Wool6n*Plai(ls

Foi* 45 iti^cl 50c, worth 50 and 75e.

5000 yards

Bleached Muslins,

r* At half a «nt above cost.

6 4, 10-4,12 4,

Bleached Sheetinga,* Uuusttaiiy Cheap.

500 LADfES' CLOTH CLOAKS, ». Front $ I to 20 ^hOm BLAID SHAWLS, At 25 per ccnt. less than original cost.

GOlKGlll

At nnprccedsntet! loir prtccs!

A tbw mora of thoiff

jf Super ChenUU Vlmiif Iloh*? for

»25,00» worth #40,00-

£Hx mor« of those handsome

Paris 0c talaas Rakes Dm for

fl2

and 916, ebc«p

atty Color apd quality, frotn #1 to |10 OTiaft OOA#fHCI&ii ipMid lot.

all kinds.

Domestic dootfs

-s ii atoy qunl^

SoW CHBAPl CHEAP) CBXAPn! HOSlEKTfr' ...

Point, Vsleatwair •es aad

lyMpsstmTfWL

iiahigfa twMraea aii ,aa| Mk

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Cordial

LOOD1

RIF1ER.

rwoMdy ia th* world. Al» C«r-

dfcj hi dtrttlMI (torn a Bwry kno*" only %o i^^sa^cr!KV5Si.3?-.v,s"HUMKM»oAn«Ufit!was,rf4IMtk*lotmowa mot, *IU cherrj bath, y*ftow Ml, #MS*liaaS| •ana partita, «td«r flevoni, wk«a»iftftod«S»f UWMM liihlilbl*

NM4J

fur tk* rwlMlth of

kaattfc ever known. sa« IT WltATVIiraO'Wid BWJfttt, .««• CuHaf diseases bjr natural laws." KWkaa takaa, IU hMttinx inSuvnc** tMl c«a«atr U«r»itck fry rein of tk« bodf, M«tQttair W"1 aw«ta*»U»a llw ctrratalWa of kkt MihhI. tl wMitllMi »1y bllMoas mailer li tk««toNiack, and atrenciktM Ike whot« ornaikalloa.

MtUu'i win«(ttmki| CvMlltl will tiMtalty loftt r«r» Utw tw»yhlu, D^«y«)nlfc Jw»4lw, CJhrvmte Minu Dtiilitf, Di'nMW lit

JTMTme**, **4*U rriti*f fr»m *iit»nlertd Liter »r St*«uwS. Djr*|M!|t«ta. It cart burn, InwarJ *«l«llly #t SIckmM •flt*« M«nark,.PttU«(M of B|m1 laiis. lk«H«atf. Uall Pain or Swimming la Jk* Rul. Palpttatloa nflke lt«arl. FaUaraa ar *i*b la Uio Ktomack SourKnsauUoiss, Cholti kg or SaSb eatlaa P*elin(r when lyiac dowa. l)ry b«m or V*t lownras »rIke Skin and Kem Kiakt Nweato, laward Perm, fain in tba twa 11 or ik« Bark, Cheat or Mde, Sadden Snahei «f keat, Ueprcaaioa nftipiriu. PrtBkiAil Uraanm, D««pondrnrT oraax Serrew ntwa««, S«rw of tslotrhr* on tie Kkln, and Kereratd Api« (or Drill* and Fever.) II wltt alto tart dieaaea ot lha Bladder and Wot&b, •uebaaKemlnat Weakn'eiia,Incor.tlaenc«uf Crtne, tnmucuarv. ItiSamxiatlnn or af Ik* W«mo or bladder. Wkla**. &e.

THKKB 18 NO MISTAKE ABOt'T IT. Thlt cordial will ner^r fall to cure aa of tba abeve dl*ea»o«. If lakes aa ^erdlrectiooi PB aa«K botlle, In German, Kiurllth aud Frxnrh.

Thinl andPlna *U., 8l. Loal*, Ho. alio •ale a# above. J. R. Cuuntnfham aad A Hep Pence, ijei rre Nauto, I *«*t. S.-dnw tf

Family

fW tha eet* of Cbolsra,

SS,H A

OVER HAI.F A MIL'.iON OK BOTTt.BS ttar* bean a»td durinr the )a»t »l\ aouth*. aad ia ##iMIanrt h«« It Wl-.11» Rlvlnf enllra aatla* farliin. Wliotlien, will «nWfr from wraknet* or debltfiy wbea MeLtmm's StrtJtgtkt*i*t Cardial will cars yon. -f

TOTHKLADIKX. V"'

Do rou wlxli to be heatthy and atraag? 1~baa (•KtMiN tnd pi rotnf of Mrlean*« Cordial. It wilt a\r*togUteu and iMvljfiirale your blwod flow thr*a«h every rein, and the rich rojv bloom of ""!t lieaiHi to luaunt t» jour cheek tplt. Xvarjr buUte warranted to give antl*SirlUn. *f

FOK CH1I.UKKN,

We aay to paivnU, If your children ara alckly, |inny, or aftllctod Willi conrtdaitit* Jtrtvaleat

Al*, McLean's Volcanic Oil Lt.im* at. 1| f'riiicipal dcjint on tliecurher of Third *tt llr .v't, Lawii, Mi,

amona chitdreti, gtre them a amall nuantlty af^ McLean's Cardial, and It will make them healthy.

fataud robust. IVIav not a niomeht, try aad y«U wilt b* ronrlneotf. ». rr IS HKt.H'tOVSTOTAKK.

KVKKY COTXTRY MKKrilAXT Should aol leave the city until he ha' pncuied

L»»'!l

a sap^ly of Mclean"* Ktrer.fthebltit Cordial. It

sell* rapidly, becauce it alnuy I cure*. A liberal' dtacouul wilt be mad* to thoM who bay te •ell1*' again.

OAtrriOX—Beware «f DntggUu or dealer* V1*1 who may try to |iHlm u|miii y.»u mim Bitter neK'* Sanaparillu trn»h, whtcU tlifj can buy cheap, br •aylnjr It l*Jn*t ifood. Avoid «tch men. Aak': f»r MeLteu'e Str*ngtie»ing C«r4M. and tako nothinf* «l*«. It the aly rv-mciiy that will parlfv the blod thoroughly,and at tha aauia time •trcnjftlicn tho «yMem.

One lableiptmiiftil taken every mernlnir fatting is a certain preventive for «'hnl»m, Clilll*»ad F». *er. Yellow Fovcr. or any prevalent diiea**. ,ia

Price only fl per bottle, or ait bottle* for $*. ... J. H. M. LKAX,. *''1 4®"'° Proprietor ef thr Cordial.

JO=» Foraale lu LouUvllle by Bell, Tatbett W Co., f-prlinjcrdt Bro.. and Raymond A Pattta. Mcl.KAX'S VOt.CAxTc OIT. UMMK^T, Tha-J*eal4flulro«nllu the world for man ar iea'*!.'

Another Rrmttrlaite

Performed: by Mc(«iti** Votrakl* oil i.tplmeat. Road for y«»«r*elve*: TUtiuia# Korit, a blacW«!tilth, livlnp near

CUM

aremie on Tenth *trect. had a horrible rttninf tore on hU IHct. He tried varl«ua l.tiiiiaabt*, K#lre(, Ao.i but conbl d*» It na S^tMi If* de*pair cd »f ever bet us able to worti .1 hlrtrnde afala, 1$ becailA* he could not bear auv weight an bit fnatj and by oneaiiinM Imttly of Mc'.emi'n Vwl^aUl* Ot| W Llulmeyt, h« It now ptTfrt tly cured. rfheumaiUm, immlyol*, neiirnlfla.' brata**, tprala*, (tlfltae** lu the Joliii, or lumaln, •well* Inter, *ore throat, earache rr 'taothache. wound*, flfeah cut*, ioren. Imrn*, *cald«. paia*. drc.. yield to the (nlla^aea ufthl* wonderful Llat mem.

tlf

For, H»r«ei and Cnttl* It I* an Infttlllbla reaiedy for chafe*, {[all*, tcralchea. cracked heel*, lama* a aoM. ipavin, sweany, *pHnl. flttuln, brulaat, welllitp, wound*, raltlecnake bite*, and variaa* other dl*eM«e« which animal* ara liable ta froaa ti very Country Merehant *lionid nMaiv a nn. ••.a

id rie enr aeeldent* Brar* Coantry Mt ply of .McLean's Volcanic Oil l.lnlmetii. It *efta rapidly. bccnn*e italwav*eure*.

A libeml discount will li« made to ia*r*k*aa* ft who buy to *ell aaalu. F«r *kl« by J. H, Mcl,rA5, proprietor, eoravr

far

aU. 7

biVCK MORE

TO TIIE RE8CTTE.

Wdred

E hare an improved Farm of «MI* hunncr*«. with jfood hniM^.ai»i th«r improvement* that are will sell for §1,400.— The property in thU aouoty, not eloreAaa f, flva miles from Tcrrr-Hntitr, and Is a No.little farm. Utere bas nevdr bei*n so cuod a 4 chance fur an Invclmcnt «HSmNl iti this lasrket,«0(iifrU(lmWUtil whi-thcr thrra rrerwill be again. This prm^y wlirih# this rate Ibr \wo wreks onlr.

AGU* VJIiLSI

rtlfllS rtgctabl« itge^ieino ntprtordes all other rehwdirs that^hsre baen offered fa the public fit the cure of Ague sftd'Chilb snd Percr of erefy descripthdi Price 79 cr»«s per box. .. V7 & AMtemmaaa, aMdasptf#-. Cathartic and-

Parifalng VewUUt PfOsl,

Awe wall Bililbtoa diai p^aiiVftafSdiMii^adt, head sohe, ttaa^^oliolic, ^taarfipia^ l^pa% oomplalat, Ua«jihe»B» Jrla«f

.asm

all other dh»

asses arWag Iross iaqtara blood.

^i^vi|orbqs.

iatemaUr aad externa'lr. Price 21 cts. 1 TbesbWa-atffM^ hwe^'AecOoi^ lair lo.ass then, sad the aaMrespMW^/dk

DRESS M^KlNe

JO, |, »miAflC9 now,

~'9W

ami May mmm

•llbiSSMSil !SLa'.

rik-

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mnpnT mn pr wwrj

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