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lJoRGAN & DAVIDSON, Physicians and Surgeons.
vi OHlee on FIRST street, the Sherwood House.
wherc one can be found aGy hour. We will attend 10
all calls, either in the City or Country. lmh2s-lyl
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BOOK BITDERY AMI
MANUFAC

TT'HE undersigned respectfully; announces to the
H. OF Evansville aud the adjoini ~ counties, ths
fitted up Book Bindery, on Firs street. betweS
and Sycamore, with all the late IL nprovements 70
ting every description of work in his line viii
prepared 10 do in the best workn Eniike manner
the lowest Cincinnati prices.
II FBlank work ruled and boui I'd to any patter
IT FMagazines, Music, and ev .ry description
Binding, done on reasonable tern IS. Also, Port
Scrap Books. de-, made TO order.
II FsOrders promptly filed. [jC 5-tf1 r. Ii. j,
JC F7PrincetOn Clarion, Warricl ( Democrat an
Carmel Register, copy to amount OF So, Snd senC
a dvertiser
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DAVILION HOTEL G. X. DRxw Proprietor. corner OF
il Water and Sycamore streets lmh24 lyl
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nR.J. c. BURCH Dentist, First street, between Main
IL aud Locust SIS. lmh21-lyI
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AZ gHE EAGLE REsPaUR,r,

S<<sT IR SMITH has Just rsceiytd s..e ndid ky-sk
fr5eassortnient Of Summer Ales or the choic 49,
ost brands.
Scotch Ale bottleds
iaHi on Porter. DO,
London. brown Stout, bottled; ~
Also, choice lot of Hermetcay sealed sainon Lob
s!ers. Oysters. &c &C.. fjyauI
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NTACK * LOgENSTINE. Western Star Clothing Store.
WI lower story of Drexs Pavilion oi SyeamoTe
Water streets mh2FNI
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JET FERS SON
Life Insurance Comp any,
CINcINNAri. Quo.
Incorporated by the State of Ohio,
100000 CAPITAL.

T IFE INSURANCE effected in this company on the
i 4 Mutual and Joint Stock 81 STEM
OReers and Directors:
II. II. GooDMAS, Prest WV. CONES, Vice Pres't
l.. BENTON, Secretary.
Directors:
VI. ". Goodman, VIM. Bdrnet.
w. Comes, Wm. McCammon,
4. Gest, George Carlisle,
Charles Conahan, SamuelS. Keys.
A. q. Burt. e. Goodfns;; ,of Cincinnati.
NIB. Payne, Cleveland. Il. w. Deshler, Columbus.
Board Of FiRdnce;
Hon. Jacob Burnett Sam1 Virgins, Esq.
:. :. Goodman, Esquire.
Applications received by Z. HORNBR00K Agent.
Prof. W. n. ByFoRD. Medical Examiner. ldeclo-fl
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TT C.GwATHNEY. Insurance and General Agent
III. Evansville Indiana. aug2s-lyl
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DR. JOHN r. wilcox, Physieian, Flrst street, two
L j doors above e<ain 81. lIahs5lyl
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NEWT
NILM d. son.

.NTLIN d. son,
HAVE just received
o large lot of STOVES
from Albany, N. York.
Cincinnati, and Louis
Vile. The larghst lot.
and best assortment OF
the most approved pat
terms ever brought te
arlor Stoves of the age.
Jd examine our assort.
from the Washington
sept l5-tf
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J0HN GRAHAM & CO., Wholesale Grocers and Pro
J duee Merchants, keeps on hand full assortment,
which they will sell the lowest prices Store Syca-
more street, between Water aud First, Evansville, la.
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EMBIcH, Wholesale and retail dealer in Fancy an
second SIS. ml21-l!
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JOHNSON & FRENCH wsoi ssale and retail dealers II
- Foreign and Domestic Dry G ood No. ii Main street
-mh27-Iy
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QUEEN CITY TOBACCO AGENCY.
KENNETH S DUDLEY ToBAcco AND CouxIssroS NsI

CHANTS, 40. IA PUBLIC LANDING, CINCINNATI ONO.
II E1p ALWAYS on hand full assortment of Virginia
IN aceo, with which they regularly supplied
from most celebrated and ayorte factories. making
their ST. an times omplete and varied fsom which
all purchasers he saed among present brands
.4
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SOMETHING

this City. The most beautiful y
For further particulars, call a.
ment at the old stand one door
House.
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VUST received, per steamer Pawn, from Louisville
cases Madder Prints 90 pieces assd Fiannels, 4e
suit of Boys Clothing; assortment of Hats and Caps
Also Ladies and Genemen's Cloves and for sale very
cheap by WM. LOWENTHALL & CO.,
ociJ II Water street. ne:r corner of Man.s
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FUWNISHING GOODS.
NEW YORK CIOIH hNSsTORE.
ON WATER srREvr NEXT Tn uoRSnp DoK & rrRTts' GROCER


S. GUMBERTs
tail Clothing \
received a large
rior Black Cassi
ors; also. an as
Casinctts and Tv
and Satin and {
mon Vests OF &
tion with his 10 ]
he will keep a I
andCals, Car 4
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4 n. NsGHEES CO., wholesale dealers In Foreign
and Domestic Dry Goods, First street. between Main
Id Sycamore lmh2'lyl
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.tH Z. WHEELER & Co, wholesale and retail GToeer
III. Main street, bet. First nd Second sts lmh-9lyl
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INGLE, WHEELER 4. IGLEHARr. attorneys at Law
(sdcesssOrs lngle Wheeler, and Baiteli 81 iHSle
General Collection aud Real Esate Agency, Water
between Main and Sycamore, Evansville, la.
II. q. Wheeler and asa Iglehar, AOIarys Public.
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nRlLEY d MITCHELL, (suceessors TO Harrington,
~ Crane q 0'liley.) General Forwarding and Com
mission Merchants. Evansville. La.
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POtrait Paimfing.

m P0INDEXTER, Portrait Painter, has taken the
j. rooms in Fosters building at head Of stars where
he would be pleased TO have citizens call
his specimens of painting. He intends remaining in Ev
ansvie but short time, and would request those des
rous of having their portraits painted II soon He
promises give satisfaction and on patronage AZ
he NAV deserve IL. lauy7.ff1
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[. CtAMUEL ORR. wholesale Grocer and dealer in Iro
and Nails Water 81 rect, between Vine and Syeamor
streets lInh21-lyI
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CINCINATI CLOTHING STORE.

Of every article requslicto coz lete gsntenen ward
robes
COATS AND CLOAKS.
fine assortmen. blue brow IN, grey, drab Mackinaw
Blankets; Box and Oyereoats fine lo Of cloth Of
all sizes and prices; superior ba OK and blue French and
English Cl0h Dress, Frock and ek Goats ful trimmed;
Saneu and Cashmereite Coats Brown green and grey,
and all eolors Of Tweed and ssnere sa. frOck aud
dress Coats, Roundabouts and aats ofall kinds
PANTALO ON S-Superio hacs and blue cloth and
cashmere pants fancy French CIssimers Pants fancy
nett Pants Tweed and Corduroy pants ofeye! variety and
price to suit purchasers.
NESTS-Back silk and satin Vests fancy aud plain silk
velvet Vests fancy eassnere tests saune.t vests and
anra ION vn-ts snf. Einds
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BUSINESS CARDS.

C,OoK'S FAMILY GROCERY-Keeps every thing
I choice in Groceries and provisions, on First stree
between Main and Locust. noylJ
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Thomas Diascm Twist and Nectar Leaf in Catty .boN
es, and endless variety of other brands Of Virgins
Tobacco with general assortment of Kentucky. nd
Missouri Tobacco in SIS and to which invite the :
tention Of dealers.
KENNETT & DU UnLEY.
oet96w61w No II Public Landing, Cincinnati. O.
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SAMUEL OYR.

0 4 for sale by
L Main 81. Lou. Ky.
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sHANKIIs & REILLY.
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.


TN PURSUANCE OF LAW, 7, WILLARD FILLMORE
President of the United States of America do hereby de-
clare and make known that public sale will be held the
Land Office mt SALTWATER, in the TERRITORY OF MIN
NESOTA commencing Monday the first day of November
next for the disposal of the public lands situated the follow
ing named townships and fractional townships viz
North Of the base line and cest Of fourth principal meridian
Fractional townships thry-even and thrtyeght the
right bank of ST. Croix river and townships thirty nine forty
forty one and forty-two, of range twenty.
Townships hrtyeght, thirty mine, and forty, Of range
twenty
An island in thirteen and twenty -four, township
twenty and townships thirty nine, and forty Of
range twenty-five.
Townships forty oryone, and forty of range twenty
three
Hennepn Island lot s. section twenty three township
twenty and island in section four township thirty
of range twenty -four.
Townships thirty and thirty eight Orange twenty five
Townships hiryseven, thirty eight thirty and forty
Of range twenty-six.
Townships thirty and thirty of range twenty
seven.
Township thirty mine, of range twenty eight.
Lands appropriated by law for the of schools military
and other purposes, will be excluded from the sale.
The offering of the above mentioned lands will be
ed the day appointed and win proceed in the order which
they advertised with all convenient dispatch, until the
whole shall have been offered and the sale thus cosed but the
sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks and pr
entry locations for land bounes heretofore granted by
any law of Congress for military services rendered to the Unit
ed States of any of the lands will be admitted until after the
expiration of the two weeks.
Given under my hand the city of Washington this
ninth day Of july Ammo Domni thousand eight hun
dred and fty-two WILLARD FILLMORE.
By the President:
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Office
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The VoLTAIc LENoSThe celebrated Professor Bakoner
has been making experiments lately the London Po
echnic Institution, with magnetic electric vcgeta-
bic pile discovered by Dr. LeMolt surgeon. 1t consists
simply and solely Of lemon possessing in itself the elements
Of the galyanc pile the exciting acid the porous membrane
and the reservoir which is formed by the lemon skin, The
length Of its action depends the Of cc liquid the
ft contains and It's influence be actively felt for eight
ten days. This simple and ingenious yotac pile de-
pilates metals and in the shape Of battery Of eight
emon send telegraph dispatches the Straits Of Dover
II would be an ingenious economy should think, IL this
lemon battery applied to telegraph wires. Lemons
cheap; could head dispatches "By the Lemon
Line and dispatches Mt least could fail Of reaching
their destination, they would be sent fruessy.
fNeuo OrLenns Picavup,
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oRRHLE MURDER CORTLAND CoUSTThe Syracuse
Friday gives account Of the alleged murder Of females
Daniel Kinney and her daughter named Patrick Donoghue
the village Of Truxon Cortland county daughter Of
had been missing for several and he charged Mrs
with having abducted her On Tuesday afternoon Mrs X
daughter passed Donoghue In the street his residence
marked him that she did believe that he would
girl again Upon this D. went into his house and Immediately
with shot In his hand, accompanied by his
rife lie followed after Mrs. K and coming her
her blow with the butt Of his upon the back Of
feed her the ground fell he another
blow which broke daughter ALI her
speed The murderer when he snahcd the rife from and
shot the girl dead.
The the the village nc made
threats shooting other persons whom he grdge
being told that he dared do IT, directed persons
down the road and what he had already On the
discovery the murder he arrested inl
Suspicious aroused that he had killed his daughter
interogang his little boy who appree
that his father would XII him II he told what he knew
tell them where the girl She had confined
large hill sh had
remained nights dead was
when released She said had
hed making dispened him
when brought into his presence
Their savage passion, and demanded
united might kin her IL stated that OF
terrible passions his family.
said that all who acquainted with him
perfectly though u Is scarcely to Be credited that
fight mind could be capable Of perperstng such daboa
lRoGiea0 Democrat.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Mr.. SMART by unanimous consent from the Committee
ON Military Affairs, reported bill to authorize the pay
ment Of the claim Of the State Of Massachusetts, for
tain services Of her militia during the late war; which
was read twice and referred the Committee Of the
Whole on the state Of the Union.
POST ROUTE BILL.
Mr. 0LDS, by unanimous consent, from the Committee
the Post Office and Post Roads, reported bill esta-
bhshing certain post routes which read three times
and passed
sUPERINTENDENTs OF NATIONAL ARMoRIEs.
Mr.. G0RMAN, by unanimous consent from the Com
mittee on Military Affairs reported bill to restore
the civil superntendency Of the national armores at Har
per's Ferry and Springfield which was read twice and
referred to the Committee Of the Whole the Of
the Union.
THE WHEELING BRIDGES.
The House then resumed the consideration OF the bill
declaring the Wheeling bridges lawful structures and post
roads.
Mr. WOODWARD resumed and concluded the remark,
which he commenced yesterday on this subject
Mr.. THOMAS NJ. HOWE entered into an argument 10
prove that the Wheeling bridge an obstruction to nay
CATION and public nuisance. Before he concluded his
remarks
The morning hour expired.
PRINTING.
The House then resumed the consideration Of the Joint
resolution providing for settlement with Thomas Richie
assignee Of William VI. Belt for the printing Of the 31s
Mr.. STANLY moved to postpone the further consdera
ton Of the subject until next Tuesday week
Mr. BAYLY, Of Virginia, said that if the bill should be
postponed until Tuesday week. it might as well be post
poned indefinitely.
Before the question taken upon the motion Of Mr.
STASLY-
Mr.. HOUSTON offered resolution TO close all debate
on the army appropriation bill in hour after the Com
mttee Of the Whole the state Of the Union shall resume
its consideration.
Mr. MOORE, Of Pennsylvania moved to amend the reso
luton TO extend the debate to two hours which was
disagreed to.
The resolution Of Mr.. HoUsToS was then agreed TO-
ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL.
On motion Of Mr.. HOUSTON, the House then went
into Committee Of the Whole the state Of the Union
mir BococK Of Virginia in the char) and resumed the
consideration Of the bill making appropriations for the
support Of the army for the year ending the Both Of
| June, 1853.
Mr.. MACE replied to the remarks Of Mr.. STEVENS. Of
Pennsylvania, delivered last evening and eonended that
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY AGRIcuLruRAL SocIETY.-This
Society has appropriated $3.50 for premiums, to be
awarded at the annual fair to be held in September next
display besides which premiums
will be distributed for poughng and narrowing amount
ing $34; for cattle, premiums of SIS to ST. amounting
ing to s5 for sheep, premiums of IS to ST. amouutng
to SIG; for swine, premiums of 81 So amounting to
SIC; and for poultry, premiums of 81 and So The
ladies' department. will also dispense premiums of 81 and
81 amounting in all to Sl6 and household affairs $27
together with premiums for domestic fabrics vegetables
and fruits.
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Mr. STEVENS Of Pennsylvania, alluded 10 recent
political events in reference TO the Presidency He
Piled to the speech Of Mr. TooMBs made some time since
and the Of his remarks declared that the Union
was never in danger Outside Of this hall there
excitement except such proceeded from it. The object
Of all this disgracefu turmo and false clamor and
ctement was 20 compel both political parties to ncorpo
slavery. and this he proceeded to prove
The committee rose.
And then the House, at ten o'clock, adjourned
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A MAHoMMEDANs IDEA A CHRISTIAN MERcHANT.-Some
ago Philadelphia merchant sent cargo of goods
Conantnope After the supercargo the bales and boxes
safely landed he inquired where they could be stored?
Leave them here; it won't rain tonight" the reply
But dare noleave them thus exposed Of the goods
might be stolen," said the supercargo.
The Mahommedan merchant burst into loud laugh he
repied Don't be alarmed there amt Christian within
fifty miles of here"
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INDEFINITE POsTpONEMENT OF LAND SALES IN

INDEFINITE P0sTP0NENENT OF LAND SALES IN
IOWA
Notice is hereby given that the sales of Public Lands
ordered to be held at Fairfield, Iowa city, and Dubuque
in the State OF Iowa, by proclamation bearing date the
18th of July utmo, are hereby ind6niey postponed in
consequence Of the act of Congress entitled An act to
create three additional land districts in the State ofowa
approved August 2 1882 by which nearly all the lands
in said proclamation have been detached from the above
old Districts and that said lands win be re-proclaimed
the earliest day practicable after the new Offices shall
have been duly organized.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President:
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land ONCE.
aug l3-w4w
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CHILD BURNT DEATH.-0n Tuesday last child three
years Of age, Of Francis r. Trow, Of Cambridge,
shockingy burnt by his clothes taking FIRE from lighted
matches The child died OF his injuries on Wednesday
The guardians Of the child were absent from home at the
time of the accidpnt
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To Presumption Claimants and Lessos Occupants and
Permiftets of Mineral Lands
Every person entitled to the tight Of presumption 10 any Of
the lands within the townships and fractional townships
enumerated required to establish the the satsfac
ton Of the Register and Receiver Of the proper Office and
make payment therefor practicable after seeing this
notice and before the day appointed for the commencement
Of the public sale Of the lands embracing the claimed
otherwise such claim will be forfeited every person hav
ing the right under the act entitled An create an add
oRl Land District in the Territory Of Wisconsin and for
Other purposes approved Sd March, ls47 as ieses occ
pdHt peree TO enter to the Of their leases
permits any Of the lands within the townships and fractional
townships above enumerated and who entitled the
act entitled to reduce the minimum price Of the Nine
raj Lands in the Lake Superior district in Michigan and
Chippewa district in Wisconsin" approved 26th September
$780, to enter the land covered occupancy and
permits respectively at the minimum price Of per acre.
or covering more than full section, entitled
render Of such lease permit the proper land Office pur
chase, If he shall elect do So full section rate
Of $3.50 per required establish the
faction Of the Register and Receiver Willow river and
make payment therefor practicable after seeing this
notice and before the day appointed for the
Of the public sale Of the lands embracing the tract claimed
otherwise such claim viii be forfeited.
JOHN WILSON
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
aug 12-wl3w
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FAST WoRK-We are informed that five young men,
John Norris D. siyerling Joseph Cole Martin Lasher
and s. w. Keper moved fourteen acres of meadow for
Jacob Kepler Of Venango borough, the 9th ultmo
which yielded twentyeght tons of hay We call this
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and diplomatic expenses Of the Government for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1853 read first and second
time and referred 10 the Committee on Finance.
On motion by Mr., BUTLER, the bill from the House OF
Representatives regulate the fees and costs TO be al
lowed clerks marshas and attorneys OF the Circuit and
District Courts Of the United States and for other pnr
poses read and referred 10 the Committee ON the Ju
dietary
The bill making appropriations for the current and con-
tngent expenses Of the Indian Department and for fulfil
ling treaty stipuations for the year ending June 80
1853, was read third time amended and passed.
SPECIAL ORDER.
The Senate then resumed the consideration Of the mo-
ton made by Mr. CAss on the Sd instant that the mes
sage of the President Of the United States communicating
information in relation the fisheries be referred TO the
Committee on Foreign Relations when
Mr.. S0ULE and addressed the Senate at length,
and was followed by Messrs. CASS, BUTLER, and SEW
ARD the latter of whom gave way for motion to post
pone the further of the until Saturday
next which, after considerable discussion agreed to-
The Senate then proceeded 10 the consideration Of Ex
ecutye business and after some time spent therein, the
doors opened, and the Senate adjourned.
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"TAKE NY HAT"-While Miss LUDLUM, danseuse at the
Cleveland theatre, deghng audience with her fam
tastic gyraions few nights since SPECTATOR in the height
of his joy cast his white beaver at her feet The dancer
picked it and retired amid laundering applause leaving
the generous donor covered with glory but without hat