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The Evansville daily journal., 1852-07-07

TIME subscriber respectfully informs the citizens Of Ey
ansyille and The surrounding country, that he has
opened Grocer Provision aud Fruit Store the
of Main and Fourth Streets and win be his aim keep
every article it his line either wholesale retail
Ihave hand large lot of cheese which VIII sell by
lsh Dairy Cheese rich article Coffee. Rice, Raisns
Orsiges Iemons, Teas OF ell Kinds. Lard OIL Vinegar.
lasses, Green Appes Candles, Starch. Mustard. Pep
per Indigo states Sand Paper Tea and Table Spoons
and y other articles tedious MENTION, which per-
Sons may by giving call All kinds Of Produce
wanted. A[.ieeG1 las. SPAIDING.
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-07-07
Ean,agcO CrOcerv Store.

ID II. .RECHTIN has opened Grocery and Dry Good
ID. Store Fulton Avenue, High street. Lanascc
City, which heineBds 10 keep wen supplied with Fresh
Family Groceries, Dry Goods, Hardware, C-ockcIy,
Families in his neiSib0rhood would do Ne 10 give aim
call as taey will find ever, thing desired in his ne ofbus
mess ard prices reasonable he is determined deserve
patronage and thinks he viii geitron all those Who
try his store lfebl6-fl
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-07-07
BUSINESS CARDS.

DEMENT & vIELE, wholesale Groeers and dealers IN
-. - .H~, sHsrsets lmii27-1yi 4
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-07-07
RAILRoAD-LyTTINGs

TLAl1I1S 1fAO-LS.1I I1GGis5. F q uaar
SEALED proposals will be received By the undersgn-
~ ed at Prinecon. Until Saturday, the sGtl ina
Tor the grubbing snd grading OF that part OF the Evansville
and Illinois Railroad lying between Columbia and White
river. distance of about miles. ~
Like proposals will be received. NJ the piece IN
til the Sd day Of July next for the grubb.ng aad grading
of that part OF said road lying between hite ver amt
ViBeenDes, distance of about IL miles. a. ro- ear
Like proposals will be received, AZ The plsce un
across White river. -,
Proiiles Plans and Specifications open f- Inspection
the Office OF the Engineer in Princeton. where forms Of
proposals may be had. SAiT Fl. HAIL.
jc1l If ft f President. = =
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WALLPAPER HANGINGs

C,UGAR AND MOLASSES.-
- 4UO bbs Plantation Molasscsi
~ hhds Sugar;
10 bbls Golden Syrup;
90 do Powdered Sugar.
Is ,lo Lump do;
terces Rice; in store and for sale by
my29 BABCOCK BROTHERS..
TAPER WINDOW BLiNDS.-A superior article 81,
green and blue Window Blinds, has Just been reed
IL for sale by JOHN &. DEVEREUX JR.
my25 Main street. between LIST aud I'd sts.
DEREGE DELAINES.-2 cases reed this day and for
p sale by JAMES Low & CO..
apa4 All Main street. Louisville, Ky.
VIZ ANTE COO n Fresh Butter, fer which we
mys-d&w REILLY
TONoNGAHELA WA KY "a bDls fifteen years.
vi the superior article already avorably known
ut received by lapipl ALLIs q l1oIxiss
CALT.--G33 b5ls Kanswha SAT-, IN good order JUS,
= rec'A sri Tor s>is by fmhssl & ". REILLY
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LOOK HERE, EVERYBODY. sn'
arc,ieS j q NELLY. Szrc :

l. BITTRclFF has just received NJ his well known
Js establishment Main, between First and Second
streets. and splendid stock OF G. old and Silver
Watches description end the siyIos.of Jew
eiry, fine Gold Pens Silver table Ha sal and hftrsfrd
Spoons. fine French Mantle ClSeks Yankee Clocks
Lamps Girandoes. snd all other articles usually found
ma Jewelry Store. Ilis above goods new and Gle
y B.-EverythiDe sold II tbs establishment viii DC
warranted. - lapl6-3mdl
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-07-07
NETS

tstrhs, NtTl MIC; olnel llrills
~ aud style; rich plain and figured Silks :
Al- aineia, Cashmere, Marsailles aud Satin Ves qs
w White silk Vestings ofsuperior quality ana s for
IdiBgs and parties "a
sib will make up these goods TO order in the best Pc
meI IN style unequaied by any other estabis
IN The West, and Inferior 20 in the East.
side ARSER w WELLS tie distinguished Cutter, pre-.
tsever the cutting department.
ca en- Visiting Louisville respeC fully solicited
CnsI s,,,.nine our goods wIich will be s6id Ie,p f.,
lfSays ON hand stock ~ Gehiemen's Furnishing goods
ton and Va xnsa aud Cotton Shirts silk, linen.
l.ioSas -, r.a elk and gibEhaIa Umbrellas,
t,, ID great variety er Stocks Sears Cravas
&c, &e. All orders promptly atel-a> - %
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-07-07
GROCERIES. 8fx


yTTE have this day associated ourselves for the pur-
w pose ofdong general wholesale and Retail Gro
Gerry. Provision and Produce business. Sycamore
three doors above Jas Laughins r iron store. We are
prepared Keep full and we'll selected stock land Will
sell at as low rates neghbor The produce OF the
country will be taken cash. at its market value and in
the general conduct of business shall endeayor
make il satisfactory 20 our patrons. -
ap24 II GRAHAM & FARRELL.
The Evansville daily journal., 1852-07-07
NEW YORK cLOT HING STORE.

on WATER STREET, HoaSREooK BrRTIs' GRocrRT
6steecR Main ard SFeon9re.
S. GUMBERTS, Wholesale ~
~zsE1zE-S and Retail ClotEiHs- siasnfactti- <,-rSSS
Sz.ssxxz rer, has just received large
sortmeni of Superior Black Cas- .5-ESS>
simerc and various coors; ALSO nssor.ei of Sait-
netts Casinets and Twceds also. Black SILK and San
and other Vests. and common Vests OF all kinds In
necton with his large sioc! of Clothing, he will keep
fine Of Hats and CAPS, Carpet Bags ard Trunks;
ALSO fine assortment OF fine Linen Shirts and Crayats.
aEo various other articles.
He is prepared to sell Clothing, wholesale end retail,
much cheaper than any house ia this vity, and soliciis
continuance of the patronage literally bestowed upon
him. Come and give me call.
mhI6 ;. GUMBERTS. 9
PSI take measures for Clothing any kind and
make to order in the best style. -l4 = 9
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DRINTS.lO casosl cord Madder Printsjusi ree'G
4 by l'eIsl J. r. MAGHEE & CO.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-09-29
COLLECTORS SALE.

IN virtue of an act of December session 1914,
Il chapter 236, section 4, have levied upon the
following tracts parts of tracts, parcels of Land
lying and being in Charles county, for the amounts
of State Taxes and County Levy respectively due
thereon, to wit: Joseph Thompson, Thompson's
Fertile Meadows, part of Jordan's Tract, part of
Miles and Reeves Partnership part of His Lord
ships Favor, containing 4O7 acres, and part of
Mankins' and Latimers Gift containing 10 acres;
taxes due for the year 1S49, $l5 AZ, for the year
1850, $l3 7S-total 500 90.
find hareby gire notice, That on the Goth day of
OCTOBER, 1852, shall expose the above named
and described land to public sale, in Port Tobacco,
for cash, to the highest bidder, TO satisfy the taxes
due thereon. Sale to commence at O'Clock of
that day. CHARLES L. GARDNER,
Sep. 20, 1052-(S2OO.l Collector,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-09-29

THE LINE OF BATTLE SHIP PErNsYL-
vANIA.-The ship which cost the nation
$9OO,OOO, bull. at PbiIsdelphia in 1885, is
now lying at the Norfolk Navy Yard, and
has recently been converted into ballroom
for the entertainment. of the officers of .ha
station. She is the larges. ship in The Ameri-
can Navy, and the mos! costly. She carries
14O guns, and the only voyage she ever
made was from Philadelphia 10 Norfolk
The narrow inlet which Is her present quar-
tiers, not allowing her to swing at anchor,
with the tide, and exposing constantly the
same side TO The sun, her .imbers have de-
cayed, and would require an immense out
Icy 10 replace. The sand has formed bars
around her, the oysters taken up beds be-
side her, and fastened her to the bottom.
and if ever she moves again, it will be done
by carrying the country with her.-Bah.
Times,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-09-29
To Honorable
THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, Sept. IS, 1852

DALIlMoRE, Sept. ID, 1Co>.
GRAIN Wheat-For some days past the sales
of good to prime Md. and Va. reds have been at
81 80 cents, and the same rates prevail to-day,
with a market rendered quite firm by reason of a
good demand for export. We quote white wheats
as in quality at 80 IO5 cents.
Corn.-Sales of white to-day are making at 60
62 cents, and yellow at Is &c cents.
Oats.-We quote the range of Md. and Va at
30a36 cts.
Cause.-The continued active demand, and
the small quantity of Peruvian in the dealers
hands have caused still further advance, and
holders now ask S4S so for Peruvian. Patago-
MAN is held frmer-We quote No. 9 at S32, and
No. 3 at S25
ToBAcco.-There has been increased ivelness
in the Tobacco market this week, and prices are
a shade better, although they were previously as
high as it was thought purchasers were justified
in paying. Common Maryland has been taken
with great avidty, but the demand extends to all
descriptions, and the sales include nearly the
whole of the receipts, which are taken as fast as
they appear in market. We quote as follows:
Maryland Ground leaf 81 so; Frosted
50 5Oa4; inferior 81 so; good common s5a6
brown Sc so a so, and fine brown IS a 8.
Tobacco from the upper parts of Maryland sells
freely fast as received at fully former prices,
which are well maintained. We quote viz
Tips or tails at S4a5: ground leaf S5aS; spangled
Soa13 and yellow Sl0a20
The inspections of the week are 1910 hhds Ma
land; S79 hhds Ohio and hhds Va.-total, 1852
hhds.
The total inspections this year are 35 $50 hhds.
against IS, 695 hhds. to the same period last year.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-09-29
JOCKEY CLUB.

4 T Meeting of the Members Of the CHARLES
IA COUNTY JOCKEY CLUB, held in Port Tobacco
on Tuesday the 2lst of September, Oh motion,
JOHN G. CAMPBELL was called to the Chair, and
A. ID. SMooT appointed Secretary, when the fol-
lowing persons were elected permanent officers OF
the Club for the ensuing year:
RODERICK G. WATSON, President.
f 5asnrH I w PAWS Vice Presidents.
STANIsLAUs FARRALL, Treasurer.
J. R. BATEMAN, Secretary.
On motion of Samuel Cox, it was resolved, that
the Rules of last year be adopted for the govern
ment of the Club the ensuing year.
On motion, it was resolved that the Fall Races
come off on Farrall's Course, near Port Tobacco,
the 10Th, 18th and 18th days of November next
free tor all Horses, provided the thereof be
members of this Club
On motion, the Club adjourned to meet again
on TUESDAY, the 18th of October next, when a full
attendance requested, the Purses to be run for
will be fixed on that day
Sep. 80 1852
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-09-29

The AFFAIRS OF TURKEY.-Accounts brought
by the Pacific confirm the rumors, to the effect
that symptoms of discomfort and revolt, are dis
playing themselves in Turkey. Sedition is spoken
of as surrounding the Governments and the chances
of the Sultan wihstanding the pressure are calcu-
lated obviously. In Of the worst, it is agreed
that Russia will seize the opportunity for inter-
vention-and then for the deluge.
Louis Napoleon has INDUCED, lately, in angry
talk with the Porte. and the Charlemagne has fore
ed passage into the Dardaneles, in spite ofword
and treaty The British frigate, Modest, in sover-
eign contempt for the proprieties connected with
its name, has attempted the same feat, and receiv-
ed much more animated reception The bat
teries guarding the entrance sauted with sixty
four Founders, duly shotted, and Her Majesty s
gallant craft barely escaped the fate of battle, in
reward for its audacity.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-09-29

INCREASED Use OF Cause.-The Fredericks-
burg Herald says the application of guano the
last season or two has been SO highly satisfactory,
that many farmers are operating on large SCALE
this Fall. One produce house in that city has re-
ceived an order for fifty tons from Rappahan-
mock farmer, and another for thirty tons. The
Herald adds:
We have also had cited to us several instances
wherein practical results were shown from the APP
plication of guano. One gentleman, whose means
were rather limited, commenced few years ago
by the application of fifty pounds. At that time
his farm raised bare suficiency Of corn to sup
port the ordinary wants of his household and his
stock, whilst in the way of wheat he had but a
small quantity to sell. He increased the applica-
ton gradually as his increased crops allowed, I'M
til this year he has one hundred and fifty barrels
of corn to sell, besides very fair crop of wheat
He is able to apply what will be equal to about
four tons of guano this Fall, when but few years
since his means allowed him an application of only
fifty pounds.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-09-29

= The JAPAN ExPEDITIoN.-The Japan
Expedition is progressing (avorably. 1t will
consist of three superior steamships of war.
The Mississippi, Capt. Long, will leave New
Y ork between the lst and 10Th Of Novem-
Der, accompanied by the Princeton, as the
flag ship of Com. Perry. The Princeton is
now at Baltimore receiving her machinery,
and will be ready TO sail in the course of a
lew days. The third steamer to compose
the Japan expedition il the Allegheny, now
altering and repairing al Gosport, Va. She
is not expected to sail before January next,
when she will join the other steamers q,
some convenient point on the way to their
final destination.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-09-29

LIBERALITY OF SLAvEs.-A gentleman
from Maine, on visit to Charleston, S. c.,
writes in the Christian Mirror, that there
are five thousand Methodist colored COM
municants in and near Charleston, and their
contributions for benevolent purposes dur
ing the year past, amounted to more than
three dollars to a member. This is the lib
erality Of slaves whose time is a, the con-
troll Of others, and who have no property
which is legally their own. Ii is a lberali-
~ which should pu. to the blush many
churches of The North composed wholly OF
free-men.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-09-29

ATTEMPT TO AssAssINATR LOUIS M.
PoLEoN.-We are favored with the follow
ing extract from letter received BY the
Africa, from mercantile American gentle.
man resident in Paris, TO whom we have
aforelime been indebted for impor.an, infor-
ma,ion.-.New York Commercial.
San attempt was made some three days
ago TO asssssinass Louis Napoleon on his
way from ST. Cloud. An individual fred a
Duske! sho. q. him from a trench on The
route and the ball grazed his left shoulder
Seeing that he had failed in the attempt, the
assassin Immediately blew on. his own
brains. The journals have been prohibited
from speaking Of the matter"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-09-29

PRESENTATION OF THE PERUVIAN MIN
IsTER.-Senor Don Joaquin Jose de Isma,
the new Minister from the Republic of Peru,
was introduced to President Fillmore, on
Thursday, by Mr.. Coufsd; and, on present.
ing bis credentials, made some interesting
remarks, expressive Of The hope .hs. friend
ly relations nigh: continue to exist between
Peru and the United States, snd lha, any
difficulty which nigh! appear TO leopard
such relations may be removed when ex-
amined impsrtiaIly; to such an end he pr om-
ised to devote his energies. Presiden, Fill
more, in responding, assured him that our
Government entertained lively regard for
Peru, and that there was nothing in the re-
la'ions of the two Republics likely to dis
iurb that harmony which has heretofore ex-
listed between them and concluded by ex-
pressing his qualification that Senior Isma
was fully authorized by his Government to
negotiate in reference to al matter. of dif-
ference between the two countries.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-09-29

UPPER MARLBoRo'.-The Planters .4drocaie re-
presents this town as in most thiving condition
Several new buildings are going up, and lauda-
ole spirit of improvement is abroad The .4dpo-
cate says:
1--WE verify believe our old town has taken a
start after her slumber of many years. In that
part of the village, designated as "Grebville, " two
or three new buildings are in the course of cree
ton. Every body is painting up-od settled mar
ried folks, widowers and young bachelors. We
have now six stores, druggists and apothecary
store, three as nice country hotels with as jovial
and accommodating hosts, and tables as well sup
piled, as can be found anywhere Business is
brisker, and the old town is flourishing. We hope
the work will continue.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-09-29
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-09-29

SURVEY OF THE CHINA SEAs-Spesking
OF the appointment Of Commander Csdwsls-
der Ringgold, U. S. Navy, 10 the command
of the expedition ".o explore and survey
The China and japan Seas, Behring Straits,
and the route TO and from Californis and
Chins." The National Inteligencer says,
Commander Ringgold took a very active
part in one Of the vessels Of lbe expedition
under charge Of Commander Wilkes; and
with substantial vessels, and good outfits
and the support of yonng and adventurous
officers, many important results to commerce
and our country generally may be expected
from the measure SO recently adopted by
Congress.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-09-29

ARMY WoRM.-A farmer who resides q
shor, distance NORTH west from Por, Tobac-
GO, informs US that the Army Worm hes
made it. appearance on, and IN the vicinity
Of his farm. lie says they may be seen in
great numbers upon the young oaks, which
they completely strip fleaves as they move
along. This is the second time tina, we
have heard of these destructive worms being
seen within the borders of our county,
They first appeared early last summer. up
on the farm of Col. Sloddert, in the lower
section Of the county, when this gentleman
had beautiful meadow of growing timothy
completely eaten up by them. At tina, time
the worms made their appearance in vas,
numbers on one side of The meadow, and
at once commenced their march of des,ruc-
ton. Their onward course towards field
ofyoung corn was only prevented bya ditch,
into which they fell, and from which they
could not ex,rica,e themselves. To destroy
them more effec,ually, the overseer on the
farm took large roller and crushed them in
the ditch, and at same time let in number Of
hogs, which devoured great many.
These worms may make their appearance
again mex. summer in larger numbers
Should they, great damage to crops may be
expected. The only protection against them
is, we believe, to enclose the whole army
with ditch, as soon as they make their aP-
pesrance. If any Of our friends know of q
more ef1ectusl mode, i. would be well to
publish it.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-09-29

PROFANITY REBUKED.-A friend sends us thS
following. which, although it has been published
heretofore, we think it cannot be published too
frequently .-Eds. COur. & Eng.
true extract from the original "General Order
Book" of Gen. Washington, under date of Doth
July, 1899.
"Many and pointed orders have been issued
against that unmeaning and abominable custom of
swearing Notwithstanding which, with much re-
greet, the General observes that it prevails, if pos
siJe, more than His feelings are continually
wounded by the oaths and imprecations of the SOL
diers whenever he is in hearing of them. The
name of that Being. from whose bountiful good
ness We are permitted to exist and en- 10y the COM
forts of life, is necessarily imprecated and profan
ed in manner as wanton as it is shocking. For
the sake therefore of religion, decency and order,
the General hopes and trusts that officers of every
rank will their influence and authority to check
vice which is as Improbable as it is wicked and
shameful.
eff officers would make it an unvariable rule to
reprmand and if that does not do, punish soldiers
for offences of this kind it could not fail of hay
ing the desired effect
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-09-29
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sinh.
L scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Charles County, Maryland, letters Testament
tary on the personal estate of CHARLES WILLS. late
of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same to the subscriber, properly
authenticated, on or before the expiration of siy
months They may otherwise by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit of said deceased's estate
Given under my hand, this 2lst day of Septem-
Der, 1852. WILLIAM X. WILLS, Exe'r
Sep. 90, 1859. of Charles Wills
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-09-29
TIL VI ICVH to.HCuULEhj
A TALE OF THE CHINESE WATERS.

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