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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-24
ALLlS 4 HOWES

AXE now permanently. ocaed i'm their new build;,o
corner OF Water and Vine streets where they nend
~ continue ON an enlarged SCALE their usual wholee
business IN Liquors and Groceries.
Ihey nave now in store larger, better and cheaper
i'm Evansvle. " Wv
Ihe', Rectf,ng establishment Is constructed on thela
es anu most improved plan, and is superntended by
New fork and Cincinnati They therefore natier then
selves that They can furnish either imported or Doues
ces on par with Louisville and Cincinnati.
They have on hand splendid assortment of Teas ans
sei W s'oeA OF Cohee sugar. Molasses, Syrups, Rice
Fruits, etc. is being daily enlarged by shipments from
s, ms They are determined TO convince mercs1i
rom tne country! particularly the Wabash White and
Green Rivers that ansyille is the most adysntaoe
Place Tor them to buy Groceries, and will dc all in their
Our friends on Green River win remember that the
steamer nentueky NO. is ready to commences her
regular trips exclusively Evansville and will v.s
oiher n the trade, Evansville the
most point for the transaction Of Green Rver
business. fdeces,5Ol' aTTIc = MCvEs' ~ Esss'
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New Grocery and Provision Store.
ME subscriber respectfully informs the cit;seSsof
Il ansvlie and the surrounding country chat he has
opened Grocery Provision Fruit Store NJ the
oil Main and Fourth streets be his aim 10 keer
every article In his line, either wholesale or RETAIL
have on hand large lot Of cheese which will se hr
ne 1Sx or single pounds among the lot there is some Eng
Oranges, Lemons. Teas Of all kinds Lard OIL Vinegar
Moiasses Green Apples. Candles Starch Mustard Pen
per- Indigo, States Sand Paper Tea and Table Spoer
and many other articles too tedio TO mention which L.
sons may see by giving me All kinds of Produes
wanted. ldec6l ! III JAS SPALDiNG.
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SHERWOOD HOUSE

SHERWOOD HEJU 81.
rINIE subscriber has taken the above house. and has
entirely reitted and re:urnished it, and is prepared
entertain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
l,quner He has also rented the brick Stable. by
Mr. Peter Brkc, and has gooI stock Of horses and
rages to let. -.t - .t- ..
hosrs are n attendance. Particular attention
will be bald To the care horses left with him for keep
in ani in all respects, the public shall ud the Sher
wooi House good Hotel. tj.snl ia. 3YERs.
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G.O-S n,

LamascO Steam Furniture Factory.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL. t-.
<x--1 Messrs. KARSCH, WETZEL & KLINTWORr
~-J~ would inform the public that having recently
established in Iamasco City, Steam Furniture
80 Factory, they have commenced manufacturing
Bureaus, Bedsiea9s Wardrobes and scyer; other kinds
Of Furniture 10y steam, thus enabling them furnish
articles lower than can be purchased elsewhere i'm city,
and at CneiaBc FdetOry prices Their work i'm every
respects equal 10 that ofthe Cincinnati factories
They so prepared 10 do Turning WORK ofevery des
crpton, and will be prepared TO furnish country
cturers with what they desire in this particular. The
enton OF those wanting Furniture is called to the work OF
this Factory. .rHEafr4 81 ..r 81.
The wareroom is or Main street. between Third and
Fourth. We keep for sale Chairs of dineren varieties
besides all other kinds Of Furniture ut the -
ldec9-'yl
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EvANsvILLE BOOK STORE.

JUST RECEIVED, ~ - lrt .f
Mansneds life OF Scott in CLOTH do do in psmrble,.
Sueecny, new work, by author OF Wide Wias " ey,d.
MenoIrs OF the Empress Josephine. Pmtarrh-s IA yeG
are complete Works. Life. Plays Poems;
% s r .ie Ray and Poems; Woods Practice Of Medi-
Masons Monitor yosephus; also fresh lot d new
Nusic fortmonaies; writing pesks, Ink stands; Rasf.
gamnon boards Blanks, Drafts, Exchange &c. re-. for
S..e =! aug-I SAM'L LISTER.
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yin >. HUFkINS Is now Opening tf9 finest stOcf
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods ever exhibited In ths
market His Dress goods comprise full assortment of an
the most desirable styles of Six, Persian Cloth Berere
dLanes, French Musns, Ginghams and Prints-al fsst
eoiors livery choice selection of Bonnets and Bonnet
hiooons also, few fine French Flowers for in
Capeting Mating and nne Rugs Ladies' and Misses nc
Shoes all qualities; also, Mems and Boys Boots and
Shoes Panara and Leghorn Hats Looking Glasses Hard
ware Wall Paper and Bordering Painted Curtains and
urrn Material in fact everything usually kept in the
Dry Goods Boots and Shoes Hardware and Paper bust.
sess may be found very low for cash. fap24l
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Portrait Painting.

tn POINDEXTER, Portrait Painter, has taken the
i rooms in Fosters building, nj head ofsaIrs where
he would be pleased citizens call aud cNainne
his s;ecmens of painting He intends remaining IN Ev
ansve but short time and would request those dcsi
Of having their portraits painted II soon. lie
promises to give satisfaction, and ony patronage
may deserve il. i .... lac.e-tfl
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
rs hereby given to the qualified voters Of Vanderburgh
county, Indiana. that election will be h'ld nj he
usual places of holding elections in said county, on the
seconI Tuesday i'm October d. lS52 For the purpose
of electing the following officers wit One Governor
Lieutenant Governor, Secretary OF State, one
Treasurer Of State Auditor OF state four Judges OF
the Supreme Court Reporter OF the Supreme
Court, one Clerk Of the Supreme Court, one meis
ber sf C9ngress for the rst Congressional pslnc one
Judge of the First Judicial Circuit, Judge OF the
Court of Com mon Pleas Senator, one Representa-
tive, one Clerk Of the Circuit and Court OF Common
Pleas county Treasurer one county kecorcer one
Sheriff one county Commissioner, one Prosecuting At
torney for the First Judicial Circuit. Prosecuting
Attorney for the Of Common Please, for the sec
ond District. one Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
one Assessor each Township and one Coroner, and
one county Surveyor.
EcansrilIt. Asgnst l9th, ls5s,--aug:l
t.--l Il
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Belle yue Gardens.

NHE proprfeiqn q tfis ii'sh ana plbc neuse has ct
- trely refttsd the buildy. and Improved the -yun
and is ready 70 reeey6 visitors ills place Of rss
!ssituate tso bank. JUST bei0s EgeOn Creck
Bridge aud but short walk 4n the heart of the city
Refresh ets al all kinds be Obtained and the wanis
OF visitors cafcfns attended to. The undersigned will
alwaysbe on hand 10 end 10 those visiting his house
my6-f JOHN VI. MATTHEWS.
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SOUI.SEY a. NELSON,
Auctioneers and Commission GeIchaI
NOTICE CONT MOTORS AND
q JII,OE Rs

NVTB, the undersigned would inform the citizens Of
w Evansville and country, that now prePar
ed 10 accommodate, nj the City Saw Mill in the upper
part Of the city, with all kinds of LumDcr for building
As our is .s:nal profits and quick r.tIrns, We
shall sell cheap be bought elsewhere, ad
make il to the advantage Of all that bIy of u.s. We must
sell; along and give faif show, and We VIII
giveyoa satisfaction. IaugiGl HARr IL CoLVlN.
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n FURNISHING GOODS. A
IA All the late styles Of plain and fancy silk yEA
g. and satin Crvats, Scarfs and Stocks, white
and all eolors Pocket Handkerchiefs Linen and Liner
bosom Shirts; Muslin and Flannel do Flannel and Net Un-
derirts aud Drawers SEir collars every kind Of Beaver
Kid Thread and Cotton uoves; embroidered and plain
Suspenders silk, gingham and cotton Umbrellas;
DodJs, SherwOo.l's and Chase's Hats also Silk Hats,
Caps, Boots. Shoes, walking canes. &c.
All the above articles and thing else I'm the furnish
ing line will be sold at Cincinnati prices for CASH
We shall continue to receive fresh supplies weekly dn-
ring 6c season from nanufactory ia Cincinnati.
ndf4 AHLEKING e. DRUMMER.
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Iahasco Grocery store.

II Il. RECHTiN has opened Grocery and Dry Geo6
store on Fulton Avenue, near High street. IAmasee
City, which he intends to keep well supplied with Fresh
Family Groceries, Dry Goods, Hardware, Crockery, &c.
Families In hs neghborhood would do well 10 give hima
CALL as they will find everything desired in his line sfbu..
ness and prices reasonable He h determined to deserve
patronage, and thinks will gettrom all those who once
try his store. r- TfebI6-trl
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GROCERIES,.


ME- have this day associated ourselves for The puf>
pose OF doing general Wholesale and Retail Gre
cery Provision and Produce Business Sycamore st.,
tnree doors above JAS Iaughlins IT. store. We
prepared to Keep fsn and we'll selected STOCK and win
sen AZ as low rates our neighbo The produce sfthe
VIII be taken cash, at lis market value and In
he general conduct Of our business shall endeaver
make i satisfactory to our patrons. !. -.
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a )OTs AND SHOES.
SALE OF RsAL ESrA TE.

TyNHE Subscriber wishes TO sell the North half OF tho
L North West quarter of Section 16-TownsIip >
Souih of Range II West. The being the farm be-
n gug the heirs of Henry Lohmeir deed late of Van
erourh County aud the late residence Of said decd.
Sa,d f.rm is well improved. having first rate barn
urarly new, and other comfortable buildings, with a
hlacs smith shop and first rate water very convenient
If the said is sold before the e3l da,
m September private sale; il i'll then be offered
1t Public Auction, at the door of the Court House, in
Evansville Terms third cash. and the halancc IN six
and twelve months NORRIS =. JOHNSON.
auy3utf Atty. ia fact
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DECEIVED and Just opening for sale low.
II, cases No.iar and Silk warp Lustres:
do ass'.'d coors Velyets;
do Black Cioih
do Blue. drab. brown, green and olive, br'i cloths
9 do Jackonc Cambrcs;
9 do asstl'd colors; -.r~ r4-t
] do Turkey Red Oil chintz; -r
I do French Cassimers;
do Blue and Steel mixed Saiinets; l-
Q do Clue and White Blankets;
/ do Silk and Worsted scrge's;
do cartoon cape netting;
9 do cartoons OF crson: Tyes thread. Joe. edings
5 do Woolen Twecds; leases ky.. Jeans.
augl9 I.ft J. II. MAGHEE G GO.
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Clothing, FurnisIIi ng Goods, Hat.

THE undersigned having justCD
bought out the Clothing Establish
<esrs1. ment Of Mr.. s. KAux, under the 80
~ Journal Of'ice, would respectfully call
the attention Of the public % the large stock Of Clothing,
Furnishing Goods, &C., which they have hands.
They are Of the best manufacture and made In tho
fashionable styles Having been purchased at such rates
will enable them to sell at the very lowest prices
Those wanting Clothing of any description, Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods generally would ind II to their
advantage call at this establishment before purchasing
elsewhere In this stock will be found OvcrcOats Cioaks
Dress Frock and Sack Coats. Shirts Hats and Caps
&C., which open for Inspection. Call If you want
to get goods cheap. GOTTLEIB, VILE Il CO.
80
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(NCISSUkS AMI SHEARS-
- 3sO doz Scissors assttd.
$50 doz Shears, reed this day and for sale by
augI7 JAS. Low Il CO.. Az Main st., Lou. Ky.
TAR-25 bbls Large Wilmington. in prime order for
Il sale by ungI7 FOSTER & BROWN.
STaR CANDLES so PIX kgs whole and half boxes. 4s SIS
- and 6s, just reed for sale b. ref
jc3 S. E. GILBERT & CO., Syc. near Water.
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-fHNSON & FRENCH, wholesale and retail dealers IL
j Foreign and Domestic Dry Good, No. IA Main street
nhe7-ly
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E UNION: WASHINGTON SATURDAY MORNING, MAY ], 1852

now represents So the French lure. originally pound
weight OF silver, was in the same way, reduced 10 the
value OF eighteen cents.
The proposed debasement OF the silver coinage, may
be said is not much being only about onefourteenth
OF It's weight and value But il will do TO begin with
The silver half.doars OF The coinage OF 1898 will be
worth about per cent less than the silver hali-do
lars OF the coinage Of ls5l22 In year or Two there
may be fall in the value OF silver, Or wha amounts 10
the thing. in the value OF gold and then, on
the principles OF the remedy here applied we shall have
10 take little gold from the eagle In the next year
there may be rise In the value OF silver Then lake
little silver from the half dollar. And thus we may
go on till finally dollars and eagles will be reduced
10 one tenth OF their present weight and value.
However good purpose a debased silver coinage,
limited in amount may in country where there
are no bank notes OF less denomination than twenty
four dollars and where the whole currency paper and
metallic is under the control of legislative body, 1t
WILL in all probability prove most pernlcious IN coun-
Try where the banks dollar notes. and where there
are more than thirty legislatures, most OF which seem to
look upon increasing paper currency as the most elective
way of increasing the wealth OF the nation, The df
ference ia the condition Of Great Britain and the United
States ought 10 be carefully considered before we come
to the conclusion that which serve good pur
pose in country will be equally productive OF good in
the other.
trust that the bill will at least be laid to the
next session. and then passed without full considera
ton OF the many important principles il involves
remain, very respectfully and very truly your friend
and well wisher, 5a.4el ta-6sa. w, M. g.
AUSTIN, Texas, April 5, 1854.
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FRIpAr. April 30. 1852.

John L. Heyhn, esq, OF Pennsylvania, was admitted
an attorney and counsellor Of this court
No. III. J. d and B. Nj Bradford Us The Union
Bank Of Tennessee ct al Appeal from the district court
of the United States for Mississippi. Mr. Justice Nelson
delivered the opinion OF this court reversing the decree
OF the district couit and renanding this cause with di.
rectons to enter decree in conformity to the opinion of
this court
No lac M. McAfee II al, appellants, rs j. II. Crof-
ford The argument Of this cause was concluded by Mr.
v t. Howard for appellants s..,s -
No i43. L. Rogers, appellant. Us J. G. Lindsay 81 81
This argued by Mr. Criuenden for The appel
liant, and submitted on printed Argument by Mr., J. A.
Campbell for the appellees
Adjourned mill Monday at IL o'clock, a. m.
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prom LoNDoN.-Haydri's Book Of Digniuss-RoIis Of the
ORcin PersonaRes Of British En,psret vol, 1857.
The Cabinet Lawycr--i vol, 1851.
Rawson or the Screw Propeller vol, 1851.
Brenrons Naval History Of Eneland-9 vos
soIiy's Chemistry--l vol.
Hand of Angling. by Ephemeran-l vol,
Osrpenters Hand Book Of Anging-i vol,
The River Dove with some QUIET thoughts on The happy p'e-
uos Of enriinr-i vol
Pitmsns Manual OF Photography vol
The Carver and Gllder--I vol. - 4. :.
panfeIs Directory the Foreign Port DharFes ~
ri he principal ports Of the world vol 1851.
just imported per steamer Arctic BY ,,o,, ur,,,,o,
MaTl FRANSk TAfLOk'
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The Boston Post states that the reception OF Kossu,h
The State House was throughout deeply inter-
eng, and at times truly touching On alighting from
ms eaage, and ascending the steps OF the Capitol, en-
huslasue shouts ngaln greeted him, which he gracefully
%satnoNledged The scene in The council chamber was
eSuhs hewas briefly and most appropriately addressed
he governor who rendered TO him The saIu,a,ions OF
cn member OF the couHcalluded 10 other obligations
IAn nose he had conferred upon his own counuy--o
euscl OF his abors IN this country in awakening new
ees' 10 me great principles oil humanity, on which all
a aunan INSTITUTIONS should rest--and thanked him for
e inreply, kossutb made touching and beautiful ex.
npore speech II was characterized with more than his
nay emotions, and filled with bis beautiful oriental
gey II was speech that could be ielt, but not re-
fe,eu lie dwelt on the beautiful scenes he bad wit
ssea on The previous day, he spoke Of his reception
event 10 The cause Of liberty in general, and OF
hungary 70 PARTICULARS and he warmly haoked the gov
Vl lor The sentiments he had expressed Some Of the
,paenee were deeply affected by his wonderful power
n nt 'hs large number OF guests, including many
sues were introduced to him.
from the council chamber kossuth passed 10 the SEN
= Where he me, larger audience. Thence he wen
m he mouse OF representatives. The scene here was
aONlneresting The speakers address was appropriate
~. NV Eloquent On its conclusion, Kossuih stepped on
~ platform near the clerks desk, and read his reply
Am Am manuscript His manner of speaking is calm,
Eu al hpes IL il exceedingly emphatic and energetic,
ys Indicative oil emotion and sincerity, and wins
plslngly on an. asdience. During the delivery OF
S speech the house was remarkably still and attentive,
oush once twice il could suppress expressions
i Fp'ause On its conclusion, Kossuh was introduced
" we membera Ett tf6
p mus lar there has been no lack of enthusiasm on the
~ lne people Invitations for hun TO visit the int
As,a pouring in upon him from every quarter, and
Ms every indication that his modest demeanor and
h,s. ~ ne worth have already taken large hold the
''se OF the people
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py y. Q. MCGUIRE, Auct,oneer.

OFFENSIVE AND VALUABLE STOCK OF v. MAST b 90.
II At AUCTtoNon Tuesday morning. May ill., 10 O'Clock
shall selling that and valuable stock
n. Mast Co,
10Th streets, comprising OF gold
watches. silver and silver plated ewel
gold guard and fob chains, spectace fancy and military
goods, sc. @...e Ia
very extensive comprises srs. variety
Of and valuable ARTICLES.
ness the whole stock viii be sold without -.
All OF and under 9l00
two, month"; credit
for satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
b. The sales win be continued every day from 10 y p
Nav Ia Ancuoneer
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would have done the whole as acceptable terms to
Congress aad for the country the Republic, any
printer in or out OF Washington, and yeta democratic
Congress would not let them have il Mr. Gormaas able
speech ought 10 be extensively circulated 10 correct The
reckless asehoods and Misrepresentation OF revengefu
politicians and disappointed journals.
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niD BuANDyvery old pale and dark brandier mel
and Of ne flavor warranted perfectly pure and suitable for
GEORGE THOMAS PARKER, co,
Ap l3-4wifMwss Opposite Browns Hotel.
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DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTIoN-on Monday,
May 3D. at O'Clock the premises snsn sen ,ces Noe
north between
lots In rapidly improving nstsh
horbood. near the cy and Railroad Depot. ~
residue equal nstslmsr a. 8, ~,
and IA months satisfactorily secured
the expense Of the purchaser JAZZ q. ScoUltE,
Law Id hucuooseS
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Elehth strect, t1ird door frorn the .ayenas,

HAS pleasure notify members Of Congress-
III Washington, that he has sss
North with full stock OF
goods The embraces and very s'es
cl.ts eameres, snd vesnss Ao elegantly snsps9o m N
psrcutsriye which VIII nmnse nm
great show 10 an casil ~ which
style Of elegance unsurpassed here
elsewhere.
furnishing articisssuch hne dress sho"lssr
shirts patented ~ better than
stocks .csrs, ties, collars gloves
,i.- -' Mar 2s-Aaw3~n
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fr,aoRpE. oa,st EngIssb Town, and Human Lsfs
II ThsysIn by William Mouoiford.
Tho English Family Robinonthe desert home % me savee
ofs ios' family In the wndsnesf insss~a ny s
Rcid
me North American s7an Engh colonies stsf the con
quss'0 N- TAYLOR MAURY.
April % Booksellers, near sh s"eAs
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French Of Illinois, has called an extra session Of
t'a'ute Of that State, to meet on the first Monday
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CATHOLIC Worls-Prsyer Books, Btbles, dtc.--Cardi-
Wiseman's Lectures Doctrines Of Church,
Cardinal wisemanr Lectures the Ceremonies Of the Holy
Week
Sick Calls from diary Of missionary priest by Rev Ed
mund Price
Fenelon Education OF a daughter
The Catholic Pulpit containing for Sunday and
holiday in the year
Lectures Present Condition Prospects
Spain; by Il. r.. Wallis
Customers Catholic Christian Instructed
Chapel Companion Key The Golden Manuel
Guide True Pey, ST. vneens and ursuline Manual and Ill
Catholic books, In every variety OF binding ts
For sale, lowest Baltimore and New York prices by
TAYLOR MAURH, ..e ~
May sire
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rELEanAPHro nErosrs, ~s.


NEw ORLEANS April SOLO, "a. m-Advoes from Vera
Cruz re port the Tehuanepec railroad bin has been de-
teaied by one The report is doubled
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Peansylrauia Jadgts.

HARRlsBuRG. April Boa. p. m. Judge Woodward was
to-day appointed supreme Judge Of Pennsyvsas In place
of Judge Coulter, deceased. sss.ssts ~
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NEW YORK. April a0-2A, p. Flour has advanced SIX
grain is unchanged. Sales of thousand balsi
Of cotton have been made at full prices.
The steamer United States. from New Orleans, arrived
here this morning She made the In i've days and
twenty hours--the sborest trip on record. so ssf5p
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BALTIMORE. April s02a, y. m.-Nothing has been done
in -four holders firm AT yesterdays prices .4
Archibald Ridgely, shot the fugitive Al Column
bia Pennsylvania, yesterday has arrived In Balumo1s 10
day The belonged gentleman In Hariosd county.
Maryland. kidgsy was hoty pursued by ths sbolison'
sts, who threatened his life. fa syaln4 CAB
IL that Ridgey had arrested the negro. when
scnie ensued and the negro Rdgelys thumb la his
mouth Rdgely drew his pistol and shot the negro desd
The ball entered his neck The negro belonged 10 Mr..
SansbuTY. His Smith.
Ecclesiastical Dsiegatss 10 LoadoW.
NEw YORK. April 29.-Bshop MoCoskrey. Of Michigan.
and Bishop DE Lancy OF Western New York, to-day
appointed by concave of delegates the jubilee Of tbs
Society for the Propagation of the Gospel 10 bo held In
London on the 10th Of June 81 a8
Dsath Of aa Editor. ~ .N
CINCINNATI. April 81. c. Curtss esq, editor oi the
Cincinnati Commercial, died yesterday. 1914
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Sales To-Day.

sales To-Day A
r-etiise
by A. GREEN, AuctiOneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
IL Saturday lst May shall sell In front Of store al
O'Clock, lot Of excellent furniture viz;
Mahogany bureaus, sofas dining and breakfast tables
W Five fine feather beds, bedding and bedsteada
an and other chnirs, washstands &c.
andirons shovel, tongs, and Tenders
Large eght-day clock large lot Of carpets Fe Hle n n
good lot Of kitchen furniture #.5s4 III
furniture been In from The country
qualify will be well worthy hs atfsn
ton of persons furnishing -..t
Terms cash. A. OkEEWs
Ap 29-3 Auctonesr.