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titude. So quickly, however, did the au-
thcrities act, that in few hours after the
event, and before Mr.. c. died, the police
entered the parlor, on the sofa of which
he was lying, having in their custody the
alleged assassin. The wounded gentleman
raised himself by an effort, and deliberate
ly and distinctly identified him.
"That is the man." said he. "It was
you Molony, who shot me-"
"God forgive you, Mr., c." said the
man firmly "This is not the first time
you have tried to injurc me. 1t was not
| who shot you"
con the word and faith of a dying
man, it was" emphatically repeated Mr.. c.
His deposition was therefore taken, and
Molony was committed for trial The
ccarness Of the Identification seemed to
require no corroboration, but there were
circumstances that further confirmed it
Molony believed himself hardly treated by
Mr.. c., in some matter of land, and had
been heard to threaten vengeance. He
was known to be resolute fellow, of little
truth, and Mr. G. was not remarkable +
much indulgence The case then seemed
clear, and when it was tried at the assizes,
the evidence for the prosecution and the
declaration of the dying man appeared to
make conviction inevitable when the
Eprisoncr's counsel called witncs cs to prove
an aliJi OF all the most hacknied modes
of cvading justice employed by the Irish
criminal, the alibi is the most frequently
resortcd to, the parties called to prove it
bein usually their own friends. In this
instance, h wcver, the court was startled
by hearing the names of two of the most
respectable magistrates of the county call
ed.
Mr.. N asccnded the table and took
his seat on the chair, which, in the Irish
courts, is usually placed for the witnesses
in this conspicuous place.
4" Mr. VI" asked the prisoners counsel
"do you KIN w the prisoner at the bar -
Yes-well."
DO you recollcct seeing him on the
first day Of the sessions Of" This
WAS the day on which Mr.. G. was shot.
" Yes, he came to me at T, tt
was eight miles from the place where the
assassination occurred, and spoke to mc. ,
(" At what time was that :"
I C. At half past one" This was as ncal
= as possible the hour when the fatal shots
. were fired
o i" How do you know it was that hour =
{" He asked me what o'clock it was.
told him. lie appeared to forget, return
p ed in about minute, touched his hat ant
asked me again, and | took out my watcl
a and told him"
a "Do you know the prisoners brother -
p Eyes"
Q You could not h we mistaken his broth
q or for him :
f "No, l am quite clear on that point.
could not be mistaken, for I spoke to the
prisoner about the fair"
! The counsel for the crown asked some
= questions, but the witnesses certainty on tn,
point could not be shaken. Mr.. M. wa.
, a clear headed clever man; magistrat,
a of high responsibility, and could not hav,
Q any object in sheltcring the prisoner.
J., Mr.. B. another magistrate, was mex
G called. His account was nearly the same
!, as that of his brother magistrate. A few
f minutes, it must have been, after the pris
e oner accostcd Mr. B. he spoke to him, lMr
n b. and asked him what o'clock it was
= repeating the question, and making som,
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Have not thy cloak to make when it be-
gins to rain.
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Without friends the world would be but
/ wilderness.
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THE undersigned having Fetired fIom the Dry
L Goods business and disposed Of his whole
stock sNessrs. Morgan & keea7 takes this coca
sion 20 expfeSs bic arkDow ielgeil eGis to sis gld
friends nd c'IStunicrs Tor ilItIr paiTup5ge, and
would respectfully solicit fhemto continue theii
,Eade wtB tie Een Ir, ho lie ieeisassiiEea vi!
uslv merit and are al rtspects worthy oi Db
eral patronage (Signed y .I = -
aug27dS W. tt----~-s--0 Err IiDD
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,sye MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEAP. CHEAPER, CHEAI'EST!
TIE FLYING DUTCH FOUNDRY.
sskk.AYZ ~ sHEiLAANN,
Of he Erupsrille GIN FouRdru

EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, ?
IANE. on hand a large stock OF Stoves, Double
II Premium Gorpa Shelters, Haeghs Wagon
Boxes, aud all kinds of
- CASTINGS. &C., .f-r
And they are fully prepared to make and sell any
thing in their line OF business, as cheap as any
house In the Western Country. H -A
We hereby offer our stock OF Stoves, Sc al the
vey lowest Upriver prices ten per centess than
they were ever bought in the city Of Evansville.
We would resp,cl iIl cailihe atten, Oh oi stove
dealers and tbe public generally. To-, ,rTstock @.
Stoves, consisting OF al sizes of We d's pattern.
The latest heavy Premium Stoves, be Bal prebli1
um pattern, atented 1899, difiereD sizes of Fen
and SeveD Plate Sto, es Bank 4 and, Cannon
Stoves different sizes; five sizes beautiful Box
Stoves, patented by Jagger 1reo .reh &, Perry. of
Albany;'aHd the large single oven Western Air
Tight Cooling Stove the best ce6king stove in use
We warrant alls,oves made at our Foundry, Tor
one year ~ gi.-Taa r. iiaz s-sJulEd law
Our Stoves are all made ofihe best material, and
hy goot workmen, all OF which we viii insure TO be
as good after one years use on the dav OF sale
'iGye us call, before purchasing elsewhere, and
see al We cannot give entirr satisfaction. "'
~ 7-tlf '"9' :" kRA1Z * HElEMANN, q
81 noyl3,tf vC9 ro Main Street, Evansville. @.
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EVANSVILLE Ia WI WEDNESDAY APRIL g. 1851 ~ TF.s.@'F
DRY COOL GOODS, HARDWARE.
ERESH ARRNAL OF NEW GOODS!
Whcicsa.e and Retail. =

lust received, and for sale " John s. Hopkins
- general assortn ent OF Dry Govcs. Hardw are
iioGs and SHOES, &c. Among which wilIlbe found
shawls, siik,s Brocade, Cashmere and Long
i6 Shawls, ,s.o93i1 1na :
q BoRne;s. Tuscan, Chip and Straw oN
Black Silk ViselIs; a
Colored French Merinos, Cashmeres. VI De
ID LANES Turkish sains, Fancy Silks, &c.
reo ;Blaeh SILKS, f9nF Is 10 50 incias wide; sil
Piano and Table Covers; g.
& Carpets. Oil Cloths, Rugs. Travelling Paes.
.,,, french EToadcloihs -aGo Cassiner.s. fancy
cOlors;
;sss ilk. Satin and Cashmere vesiitsc, ga =
Boots, Sings, Hats and Caps oi the latest style
a'o Wall Paper and Bordering;
~ Window Shades. u assels ard Fixtures:3 p
Embroidegeu Swiss Curfains;r-7 s-4fzr-r
-" Axes-Hunis and Collins ehoppiDg and broad
agrnEAxes,I - Mica igs11u7 ~ Fstf-oT a
i.sCS CyiiSn ,g Bait;irs ard Waddins;, s4sqsq Ia s.
s. Dress Trimmings Gu. Velset s,saces &c. =.
A general assortment OF Dry Goods Boots and
Shoes, Hardware, &c. selected expressly fr ilii'
market, and will be soit al the lowest cash prlce
o nr Mifolt sale or retail, by . ~ eAf f'A "1F-
uOyG-I. g.. ..,, go. Johns HOPKINS ~
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aaINURANCE.s i.s,.lLss
TEE KNOX INSURANCE. ccMPANx.
'i-iF FIRE. MARINE AND LIFE !"
INSURANCE. 70 Nisst7os

C"PitdI StOck..2UU.COO Dollars.
u Ct0e, oH Hafer ST.. lis Hse's Briok Rsv.
igd bessse5 VflACENNESs IND. sf;s AloY
Es THIS Company. having been duly OF.
~ ganiked, and ten per cent raid in on the
xsases. capital stock snhscrihed and The balance
secured by mortgage on Real Estate and ly poison
al guarantee are now prepared 10 effect Insurance
against loss or damage by Fire. On Buildints rner
chandlze, nachIpery. mannfae tories. anc zail de-
etlpiions OF PROPERTY also, m9rcl andize and.pro-
ece IN the couise of inland transportation the rsk,
~ le 8 as NC. &e also. The Hubs st Sfes ntoats
and oiherv rvessels, and ppon the lives OF individuals
golng 20 { akfosnia The rarcs OF prtmium Will be
as low as those OF any other responsible COMPANY,
All losses literally adjusted and pron,prly paid
4 Le stock OF this Company is held en.rely in the
West, and controlled by western men, and in no
wayiconnecied with New YoIk.ugso 'fm gHf
sd trf II al Directors. sy9ve3ei5 sra
Hon. R, N. CARNAN, Vincennes
WILLIAM J. HEBERD 40
37g JOHNW. MADDOX, s7si do 9nsHz
si JACOB PEA, ays7, aafas-a do slidW
SAMUtL. WISE do.
20 HENRY d. ALLIS, Evansville. ','e5
id9 WALTER w. EARLY; Terre Hante.
THOMAS p. BENBRIDGE Lafayette.s
PETER p. BAILEY. Fort wayne.
SIMON BOTTORFF. Jehersonyille;
WILLIAM HUGHES, do.
q LEVI SPARKS 49, sH3 iio.i7d aou
JAMES KEiGWIN, sisssW do. sionii
,aT .,r- -,e,y,i T. n. CARNAN, P,rsident.
SIMON BoTToRrF, Vice Prs's.
C. M. ALLEN, Sec'v: 70 5-a471l' 81 h7l''
, w y. Heberd, Treasurer. L5a.mt3fsh
~ Short Lille and California rlsks taken at,his
- - 1Lu.'e.S1..ta .'eS. ..ff . -sgr lJeo.yu
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UNITED STATES cIo1sINc STORE

=. store, OF the corner Main and Wafer s;reet:,
one - the largest and mos ceuIrletc a>scrimetis OF
cDthins ever inirOtuced,into this section oi iHti
aha. his sioea OF Cl0aks, oyeEcsats, dress, irock
and sack coats pants, vests and shirts, IS 50 gePeT
IL an extensive that he aprchehds no t.c.lie in
suting ,ne taste OF the MOS. iasidi,us Hs elotheS
were manufactured o. Ilse best ulateTIal and IN the
mcst fashionable styles. and were purchased at
such rates as will einblekn toseG iheni oEs Is IA
vorakfe terms til can be puIetEsei al anN atii-
eT eStlbl >hnent. IN the SAFE lie would ask IaT-
tcnlar attention io his crE If mems und ciAtir
ren's caps DeieyIns is'e is net 80 ny 70 andiasi1
ionabIe 1ssorLflent la ihe city. Come one and
ALL is the watehword, and examine for ycrrselses es
ss22S-d&wtt
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NEW rkY GCcDs sTcRE. -
Fostersaclv Bliidiug, on lNqin Street, sd door
bet0tc Frs

Fostersacl, Baitdiug, on lIain !Street, Sd door
betoie Frs.
AF1NG established large dry goods store at
IL the above place, am now opening a fresh
vlte the attention OF The citizens Of Evansville and
vicinity In my stock is couEpri.ed the bandsonl-
est varieties and latest syli Dress Goods, as veil
rs everything fancy and staple usually iouud in
sinsluri establishments, sail o which are adapted
TO tins market, and nave been purchased a, such
prices as will warrant me in selling at least as
cheap as any other house in Evansville The pub
icpre res.eeltuity inIiied iorlye n.ea call and ex.
anime for themselves, / wilrbe continually in the
necsipr oGireeinand s. asonabe gcods and am now
eypeseupS ailTge add i9n oi Fall and Winter
Goods 10 nay present stock.
lsep2s-ifG Gssd syF-Tls Esf r. e. BARNES .,
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
w }. are prepared now H. sell CIU1 HING OF
w ever variety nad quaiity. and niai,u iactur-
ed in the most substantial manneT.at WhChE-
SALE. having just received .trca ERycye. Q IN G.,
stock of cloths, n'eIes. &c ich viii e~alle
us to make up and sell on the most reasonable
terms. clothing OF every kind We have Jus, re-
ceived large stock oi sil qualities orereoass.7
WeiGyI.e the attontOD.ci the county traGe 10
our goods, while we express our gratitude ilT the
iberal patronage thus far so Kindly extenced Us
"' .- MACK * LOBBNS'FINE, ~
WestsrnSjar Clothing Store
nosl9 Corner Front und Sycamore streets
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NEW TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORE.
slofa oHIH.s sSChAEFLls. 80 '.o lnsfn

,.tt.- First S., bcta0eca DlalR and LocgS'.
/ II AS Just opened large assortment .. the hest
= quafity OF Ibncco, Cigars, Sc, " whteI Ire " All.
natl prices. lie would respectfully solicit share
0i QuLc patronage he ft els assurea lha, he cln
furnish asupenor article, as cheap as can Ne hadln
the " Nes,.ic 1al s asrrsS sAf Glrarft bar
, his stock consists in Iart as follows: chewing
and smoking tbaccO of every description; KINDS
OF uIqars. .snufis, oc pPes. cgar casts snuti box.
Is, tobacco boxes, cigar holders. a
gC~Cburcr u,erchans would do wellito call aDd
eEaunr my stock, before pan4asiug ELLA here, as
think | can Oiler them grea Inducements 10 pur-
chase, either IN quality. or price 80 B.,
oci4-ly -----s----U- SCHAEFER.
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ApNrNfsTRAToR's NOTICE.

NT0T2C..7 Is hereby give thai the undersi snec:
= Z has tins day iak9n oHl letters oi az rliRlsira-
Ii6n on the estate OF HE Mann, laie Ol Wander
burgh Co1niy. State 81 ihoiaRa. deceased. Al
.pefsens lD,lsbtei tosi:d eslae. arc reageSled &"
make frIrnediate payment: and those haTing caiips
agaIn<i siIie same are Io he'd - Jp-ee fh am ,tl
~ authenticated for settlement. The es;aie Is
supposed 10 te solYen-
M4ETIN MANN, Admir-.
n e. a1ssvii March l. lSAt- ni2.kS... p q D
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~ BS AEs =
IoroF@ 1St.sst Eagts French az tdeFani7s-4Ch0c
" 0lateS9 Cocea, Brcmd. CocoaP PGstea aSsicss <-G,

Io;toF@ 1St.est Eide French 9Fant7al lCh0s-
y g9aiesg Cocea, Brohla. CooaG PGSe8 8Ssiass, <-G,
Z & AlerchantsaB COn>ume.s wGo .wolId pur-
4 ckase the host prolucts OF CoroA-fiee IRON
q auierati0n--more nutritious ana healihiul thnn
sitller tea or coee--and in quairy- uiispfeassedT
nc sub cri5er recommends the above arc"s, man
u'actured by himself and STAMPED wlh his name
and residence. His BEs2A and Cocoa PAsTEas del
icaie. palaiable and sa.uiary G.ln~s IA layaiids'
cu1valescens childreif. travellers and others, are
hy' the most ennent phys elans sl'Pt-
riur tp any niheT. HIS fBESCu ana ANIL. 5lc >
bATts ave yaFanted eqlat IN dstae. aiisG i.asf z
to the best OF Paris manufacture, aRd AZ p4c--qh
heir prices In consequence ui the greGt aduie'
ration in iul9st elt tt+etOCcA and CHocoLATE pre-
VARIATIONS uuw offered 70 lhe pVhiS, ~ 9f,isr 70
Iebe3r1 M item Cie ,.iscrihsr hopes that rs or
orr ,ifacitrrrs viii I've III )-Juyhfy tested, ard u
f),fa,fu necnal srecoinnendalions.e thew ma
he nedlio his agents !lere purcEas a., an
their cost shall be refunded. They are always on
sale in any quantity hy the prime pal wholesale gre
GERS in N -Aern Giles; and Ny dis ageatsTE ID
Brig gha5n->S Co, Boson; Ja,nss, ,a Ia!-ce X 10
lIlafi!ard. flGssei e Murray New lorAa Ge0Tgt
Await erriv: r p s-vortfI Toy, n Y; GAR, &
Stone. Ph.la; Ihos Y Brpniige i,alt more Z; How
% & Sho, maker Geurgetown, DC; Fow'e 3 90
Alexasdria, Ea:,yose Brothers, NeyE 'reaps. en-
q. lic kee I. CO. Cihclfirati q: tym Blsatey s
q. Co. ifiN3t,aftl!, PaQ9si WALT TFiIsabAkEN.H -
nah s6-ztw -s5iin LnEsDoDsrohesiera hassi
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TEE AMERICAN LIVE STOCK
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Eincennes. Ind. Ill

~
CHAETEs rSLIMIT1D; GRANTED, January 2p, 1850.
CAPlTAL-s5O,OOO. .4.ae
Stockholders indiriduaHy LiaLle.
L OR the Insurance Of HOSES, MuIEs. PRizE
Il Bulls, SHEEP aud Cattle. OF every description
against The combined risks of Fire, Water, Acct
dents and Disease; also upon stock driven to east
ern Markets; or transported Sonih. sls5iuQ %
~ Losses paid in 80 days after proof Of death
v - ssl 90 Kos DIRECTORS: f-"'i 'A't''.H
rs Joseph G.. Bowman. Counsellor! bnnol
Ferdinand Eberwinc, Merchant;
.s 100 Capt1saac Mass, Merchant; ti.'e
- 4 Hon. Thos. Bisbop,ai a3}oId ,Hinom
John Wise. MeFehant and Bank Director
I'd ~ lvin w. ir;icy. do. do. do
Hon. Abner T. Ellis, Stale Senator In
Mayor OF Vincennes;
Abrn. Smith. Farmer. Bank Director an
lc sGoiisis . Auditor Knox county ~
j., II u velie eJOSEPH q. BOWMAN, fsesident.
b SHrRTLTFF WHITNEY,, Secretary.;.-v 81.
fWM B1RTcH. Treasurer, Merchant, and Preside
Branch of sfnte Banksof Ind. = sssi
ALANSON, WARNER, Agent al Evansville.
tmyS n iNi4etl" f+t| so '-'
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rprsr RRWKI.

WE have -dsI r coire1a arJe supply oi the ce'-
ieFrs ed Queen "a th5 West lCs'eklils pSioye
rsal Cirisi1 IA whfh ge:vill q Isi2S7 ~ Jai
4 Z tel NJ "a tasrodg as NY Offer two ssoyt
mb3e,i JAS. SCANTLIN & son.
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REMOVAL.

Z II. MORGAN h;grFnUyed his stock Of Dry
a.. Coos Hp &rIn-s- -Iest, intorls silsiEgIiCi
rnerly occupied ly Oliver IaCd whdre hewitt i
ie aseF "a ste hik crsfcnicrs, fevie detefHirteH'
eHHpss.s ar lgsSsr ,I,sf-llnn syeElaa zas4,-t.s
lsHG ADDER PilIfTS.--2eca eases CslDaEnell'
this dav ami t6t sale ~ JAS. LOW Go.
,,hcfa.vtf
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IsIlas hi TO pA1NrERs ned al

'A'a-iiaf Aa TO PAINTERS. "1' al
1.-THE subscriber has Jdst vtiyedn large adt!i-
4 .diiop Io,hl: former seek OF Paints, Q's, ans
Varnilb: comrrising a full ass6rimCnt OF i'aihis
rround IN oil. some 30 d tierenf ciors and shades
flakes Fire Proof Painl ground IN oil. Also eY
ervthing in the limners' line, in he way cfbrusil
IS and ihaterial rGET2a'St stf - II
-. I.- .I.li-I.EN C-HALI.OCk, DT1g2isi,ss
mh3if Main Street opposite the Bank.
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Hats. Cans, Boots {, shoes.
3 B - -, ES} Gt,.,, - ae3:=. gg]
CINCINNATI CLCTEING STORE, FL,

CINCINNATI CLOTEING STORE. '
(Nert door to c. lei, Drgggist.l iJain St.,)
500 .a .I3. s. Evansville. md. 1o
TGESSRS. AIfLERlNG & BRUNlAlEP have
vi Just received from their ma nHfactsrs, IN TN
cnna,i, the latest New York style oi Fall ard VIII
Ter Clothing All ofwhch are made and trimmed
in the best manner, under htireiFcctuB expressly
Tor h, market, and consists ot every article Tequi
site 10 complete Gen,emen's War1rohos. i
Coats and Cloaks. g.
"A fine assortment OF Blue, brown Cry, DTab,
Mackinaw, Blankets; Box, and Over Costs, sent-
Inc Pilot and Beaver Cloth Goats; u tine lototClch
Coats OF all sizes and prices; superior Back and
Blue, French and English Cloth dress, frock ano
Sack Coais Toll trimmed, SatIne; and Casbpercie
Goats; Brown, Green ard -Giey aud ull cotcrs d
Tweed and Cassimeie Sack. rock and Dress COats
RoGndabouts and Coats OF ail kinds 4 9a tLiu
PantalO0ns. ND. .s7,e-, =.
Superior Black and Blue Cloth anl Cashmere
Pants; Fancy French Cassiieie Pants; Fancy
stripes and Blue, Black, and Steel Mix.d npd Ga
det Mixed Snunett Pants; Tweed and Cordrcy do
Pants o. every variety and price 10 sGlt purchasers
vests, , Ana r5...r r
Black silk and satinVests, Fancy and rlaip .silk
Velvet est Fancy Cassrnere Vests; SatIneti vests:
anG common VESTS OF all Kinds. q .ii g. e'.-a :
-I I..- Furnishing Goods. G .uH-e
Il Allthe ate esfyies OF plain and fancyt15sa
60 silk and satin Cravats. Scarls. ~a1G~hf-~e
stocks; white silk md all c0lors Pocket ianr6eI
chiefs; Linen and Linen bosom Shirts; MuSiin.and
Flannel DO; Flannel and Net GnteI ishir,s and
Draws, Shirt Collars; every Kind oi Btayer, hid.
thread and cotton Gloves; embroidered uud plain
gum susponders; silk, gingham ans cotton UInere
.as; Dodds Sherwood and Chase's Hats, also silk
Hats; Caps. Boots, Shoes; walking canes. * C..
1 All the above articles and everything else in the
furnishing line will be soL al Cincinnati prices iOf
lCASH. .rF .rla ra rei.f .-'l-AGsi 70
| We shall CONTINUE to receive fresh supplieS,wesk-
| yduring the season from our manUiacjory III in
cinnati. lnovi3l ALTERING < RUNNER:
UNITED STATES CLoTHING sTORE
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CLOTHING
WESTEEN STAR CICIEITG STORE,
Wholesale GRsi Retail,
Corner of Uater end Sycamore Streets,
ETyNSUyTT

WESTE6N STAh ClCIEAHG S1CEab,
Wholesale ansi Retail,
Corner of Uatcr end Sycamore Streets,
I.L. EVANSVILLE, IND. -H
AIESSRS. MACK g. LOBENS'rlNE have Iusi
vi received from their wholesale clo,hing IS
Enlistment a Cincinnati, large assortment al tail
and winter clothing, manufactured with an especial
view TO meet the wants OF this market and cclsist-
,ng ot every article OF apparel necessary 10 COM
plele the wardrobe OF invidnas OF every taste
-,-.-t COATS. s. r-f
The following kinds, made of the hes; material
and in the latest sly les. are now in store:
-ei Biack clio dress ard iruck coats;
Brown, blue and invisible green doi 'l.'2
Blanket and pilot cloth do;
Blue. gold mixed and tweed sacks:
OvPr-coats very superior qualIry-s -l
To al! OF which they respectfully invite the at
;ention OF the public. ...-... .-,..t
Super black and fancy cashmere:
Corduroy, casinett. jeana and fancy pants or
every description, and OF the latest fashion 10 sf
. VESTS. - ...-.i
Black satin and silk vests, fancy and plain sill,
velve:, fancy clOlh, cassmere aud satlnett do and
FURNISHING GOODS, 10000
Consisting OF extra linen bosom sbiris--to which
we would ask particular alenson--an under shirts, :,
shirt collars, cravats oi superior qualities and
beautiful styles, gloves, suspeders and every other
article usually found in the ncst extensive clothing
t. lablIshnents al the country. TT ta- -"
Hats, Caps, Boots & Shoes. .ls1
In connection with their large sioek OF Clothing
The will conStanI keep pin Store splendid asSOrt-
ment OF Camps superior ha;s and caps, together
with large lot OF boots. shoe-. 7Sc.. &c
Mack & LObenstiBe have located in Evansville.
with view 9t keeping up one 81 the latsest pnI
most ia shIonablc clothing stores II the couuiry.
and as they expect 10 receive fresh supplies ironl
their establishment at Cincinnati weekly, ard are
determined To sell eveiy article iir their line
cheap, n not iiuie cheaper. tnan II can be pur-
chased al any other establishment in the eiy, tey
hope to receive liberal share Of public laiEoHage.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-03

We have already stated the fact that
MosEs p. HATCH of Oswego is csndi-
date for the Senate in tho XXth District.
Nh. Hatch was a member of the Assembly,
elected by the Opposition and sustaining
its general policy, but when the Canal bill
came up he gave it his support without in
curing whether it was or was not party
measure. 1t was enough that its passage
would be most ben sficial TO tho State, and
was not opposed to the restrictions OF the
Constitution. While the bill was before
the House Nr. Hatch was authorized by
Mr., Stone, the then Senator from the ANth
District, to pledge his support to 1t when
ever il should come before the Senate. At
that time Mr.. Stone had not the slightest
doubt either ss to the wisdom or the con-
f,itu.ionality of the bill, and urged Mr..
Hatch without reserve TO labor for its pas
sssc. Meanwhile, however, the conspiracy
10 resign was got up, and the screws aP-
piled to all the Opposition Senators whe
were at ell Submissive to tho wire pullers
of the party. Mr.. Stone yielded to the
pressure along with others, and in the face
of his previous convictions and voluntary
pledges Joined the deserters from the SEN
ate Chamber. Mr.. Hatch, indignant at
the Justification Of which he had been made
the instrument, at once resigned his own
seat ss q member of the Assembly. He
has since been put ia nomination in place
of Mr. Stone by Canal men Of all parties,
end will be supported without reference to
party divisions. The following paragraphs
from bis address to the electors of the Dis
trict show the spirit in which he takes the
field:
In politics l am, as is well known, Democrat
and ] hold myself bound, In all mere party cues
tions TO submit to the will of the majority OF the
party. But should scorn 20 be the tame slave
Of any party, 10 De told that | should abandon
ny own convictions Of right, the interests Of my
constituents and OF the st re at large, merely be
cause some man, or some set Of men, choose to
arrogste 70 themselves the right 70 dictate TO me
the course they think proper for me % pursue.
should despise myself If | believed | could be
thus Influenced, and should certainly be unwor-
thy OF the support of freemen II l did NOS sPurn
such dctsiiOn.
/ desire it should be fully understood that ex-
pect no man vote who does not wish me 20 sup
port the Canal measures. For II ! am elected, |
shall mott certainly support them.