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The Council then adjourned.

CIRCUIT COURT OF HRNRIco.-Judge Clopton
pres,ding.-At 10 o'clock yesterday morning, the
juries in the cases of VIM A. Rice tried for steal
ing horse, and James Martin, tried for killing
Thomas Arrigon, entered court and through their
respective foremen, rendered verdicts of acquitta
| and Rice and Martin were accordingly discharged
from custody, as they should have been long since
In Rice's case the theft was not proven, and be-
sides he has been confined in Jail for l5 months
punishment enough, truly. Martin, the evidence
proved clearly, acted in selt-defence when he
stabbed Arrigou, and we were greatly surprised at
the action of the examining court last spring in fail
ing to acquit him.
The trial of J. A. Johnson, charged with felon.
iously killing free negro named Emanuel Smith,
on the 9th of June last was continued yesterday
morning, and the submitted to the jury. Coun-
sci for the prisoner, Messrs. Gilmer. August and
Minor. twas contended by the commonwealth
attorney, that Johnson made the attack upon Smith,
which resulted in his death, deliberately and If not
with the intention of killing, at least, with malice
aforethought, and this design he sought to deduce
from the evidence. The evidence was very unsa
| tisfactory and perplexing.
The defence set up was, that the evening before
and threatened to kin him, and on the morning of
| the day itself menaced Johnson with stick John
son then procured an iron poker with which to d.
fsnd himself, and afterwards attacked by Smith
In the scufha the poker was wrestea and bent in
Johnsons hands, and he says if Smith was struck
with it, it was the result of the scuffie. The wit,
aesses who saw the aifray after it commenced, tes.
tilted emily to seeing Johnson strike Smith with a
stick. DR.. Haskins stated that the wounds inflicted
upon the person IF Smith would not have produced
death 1t he had been a sober, healthy man. He was
OF very incorporate habits. The line of argsmeu,
adopted BY the prisoners counsel of course involved
the conclusion that he acted, in striking Smith, only
In seltdefence and had Intention OF killing him
After Messrs. Minor and Gilmer had concluded, the
Court adjourned until 10 O'Clock this morning,
when Mr. August will conclude for the defence and
Mr.. Young fer the prosecution.
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.EF PocnhOntas Tribe, Ne. ID, 1. D. r..
Milne officers for the present term, are Angus,
tus Anderson, Worthy Sachem John Apple
yard, Senior Sycamore 7 Brown, Junior Saga
more; Thomas S Baldwin, Keeper of Wampum; ]
Clarkson, Keeper of Records f Needs. Prophet
John Hawes, Guard of Wigwam; John Wright,
Jr, Guard of Forrest
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tive. 'cs'o'a'
,u.. Baltimore, Sep, Il, ls7
Messrs Mortimer & Mowbray: tel il 80 tr,.
make known the benefits have derived 80 49,! %
hamptons I1ncture. For length Of troa 49,, ~
been subject to great prostration OF nusrn.r .A,e
err and great debility of the nervous svs,erDp o"'
companied with palpitation and tu;teri5g ~ &C
heart had such sudden attacks that on an. o, ,-7
sion could scarcely get home MAXIM nay,;.r
OF my case to friend, he referred me TO JossaE
Stapleton, Esq, an old and highly respec,shlp IN n
zen OF Baltimore, who had used the T.nctura M
Similar circumstances. | called on Mr s,a,Ia,',
and, alter an interview of some minutes ws. 49,
sarshed OF the MEDICAL virtues of the T;nc,rr!!
from the evidence before me. of his own ,o..o
who, Tor some time previous, indicated 4 ta;I'r,
state OF health but now hearty, hale snres+,
ance, with the activity OF youth. / i,nme5,a.s1
commenced using the Tiucture, and bef rel ,,rl
the contents OF one bottle nv strength yyas rsnaq
ed, and can walk as brisk and am a. active a.
was twenty years ago. This Tincture i the rrpr
restorative OF the digestive orgaus, which waen
destroyed, the whole system is in state ii SUR
ing.
do assertt is, in reality what it is represented
10 De oy DR. Hampton, the inventor
WM. A. SCHAEFFER
Now in city Of Washington.
See cases Cough. Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, &c
Sold only by y. A. STRECkER-pamphlet gratis
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SUPREME CounT or APPxALs-Before Judges
J. J. Allen, w. Daniels, X. G. l.. Moncure, @ II Lee,
and G. B. Samuels
/ motion - grant a new trial to John Rand, re-
Gently convicted Of robbing the Portsmouth, Bank,
at Norfolk, is now being argued before this court
On Wednesday, R. G. Scott Esq, counsel for Rand,
opened the argument concluding yesterday morn.
ing. He was followed by Attorney General Bo-
cock, who will probably finish to-day, when John
II. Patton of this city, win close for the accused
The decision of the court will be given either to-
morrow Monday,
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RUNNING OFF DoGs.-Mr. Turner for the mis-
demeanor Of his son in running off dog from the
dog-catchers, and Mr. Browning for ike offence
BY him committed, were yesterday fined each 81
and costs,
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CHARGE OF sTEALING.-Spotswood Arnold and
Bushrod Britton were arrested on Wednesday last
by Constable Leween in Henrico county and
committed to jail on the charge of stealing three
dollar note from George L. Graves, Oh the evening
Of the 2lst inst, near the race ground. Graves
swore positively that these men asked him 10
changea three dollar note for them-thst he gave
them the change and they made of with it without
giving him the nete. The accused are equally pos
tive that they did not take the money They were
examined before Justice Stubs yesterday, and
sent on for examination to the Grand yury of the
Circuit Court meeting in November next They
were admitted to bail in the sum of 500 each.
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The particulars of Inc Winston Ira edv,
dn pamphlet f0rn) being fail account of Ice
MURDER of the WINSTON FAMILY.
embracing all the particulars Of The discovery q
the bloody victims, the testimony before the Coro-
ner's Jury, and the evidence On the final trials 4
the murderess aud murderer, JANE AND JOHN
WILLIAMS: their sentence, confessions asd
execution upon the gallows: together With
the Funeral Sermon of the Rev. MIR.
Moore, on the death Of Mas. WINSTON AND
DAUGHTER, and the Sermon OF Rev. Roht.
RylRnd on the subject Of the murders
For Sale at this Office. Single copies IS
cents; 10 copies 81; $40 per hundred Orders
addressed to the unders gned through the mall vii
meet with prompt attention.
oc 26-ts J. D. HANMERSLEY
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a The New York bay Book urges the
trends OF Mr.. Webster to vote for him for
President, notwithstanding he 10 dead.
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u 1t is stated that Freesoil electoral tic.
kets have been nominated in Virginia and
North Carolina. We don't believe il.
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DIscHAaGRp.-David Wall having recovered
from his ft of mania.a-potu, was yesterday dis
charged-a more healthy and, we trust, wiser
man than he was two weeks since.
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s The Crescent City, which sailed from
New York on Wednesday, went out under
command Of Lieut.. Schenck, with Pmser
Smith or board.
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The appointment of q. P. r. James,
the novelist, as British consul at Norfolk, il
officially announced in the London Gazette OF
the 18th inst; also, the appointment of Charles
Whitman as British consul at Acapulco.
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CoaMIrTED.-JosephJ James, a free negro, was
yesterday committed to Jail in default of register,
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TIPPING. -Catharine Goribordi was yesterday
fined 80 to for selling spirituous liquors without
a license.
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y John p. Hale addressed meeting in
rniadslphia on Wednesday evening last.
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- WANTkD.-We wisa - pasharbood,
44 House and Lot In good ne's 'rbs price
wiIi.in ten minutes walk Of our omee. III Per
MOTTO exceed s35oe. The esse WIZ % 81, ,ssl 10
soLs having suitable pr i essS S1s coose
give a s eal'' Gsasral agents
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:, ~ss THOMAS II. CIR IN -

- ~ THUHAS II. GRkSIf1N-T-
- Broad street, is Agent for ali ,ha w, t0t;
Daily and Weekly Papers, Magazine. &C., SSorneFn
Publications. ANY Foreign or Apericsann I cheap
per or Periodical can be had of MIN ao n,eNspa-
on hand large assortment of all the ., slso hss
most popular Music of the day. Newsps ,Tst sad
SIC Msgszines and Books mailed free Of pps,s ' mo-
ers prices. 'NHu pue-sa.
l Two thousand copies Of the Tri,, rs
ana Jane Willisms for the Murder of the VI ~ Igan
FAMILY for sale at the Literary Emporium y,
T Il. GREsHAy
c, Opposite Brood Stree. Hoo
&C 25-2w 80 tents
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e Lord Rollo, Scotch noblemap, il
dead.
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Observation-Disclosures are now engaged in
paving 9th street, from Cary street to the canal at
the packet landing of Messrs. Edmund, Davenport
d. Co. This is an improvement long needed in that
busy and much frequented locality. In winter The
mud there has generally been ankle deep, and in
summer the dust of equal depth. The extension Of
the improvement as far up Main street, would
be desirable. The work is under charge of Messrs
Richard Reins and ]. A. Harding, practical and en-
terprising gentlemen, who have just completed the
paving of 9th street, between Main and Broad
street.
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- TO THE PUBLIC

K< ID The PUBLICLY. =
solicitations Of very many ms,c ~ ss'ne.
ioreso our rece q, ,s c,y b. sompesd q.
me notes Of the Southern Msnnf,c,,as sa 70 issq.
90 nos ieei at liberty to disregard M, naak We
ssn SEN 70 Us az the public nece.si,x repre-
ana most influential citizens. ana IN ~ oar be.
comply with VIVA, appears to be the nun, sae,ef5
an'Ii some change in financial matters Tc desire
rsndeE the ercu Sso. Of or other c.ase d
ces.ary nor desirable to the public '' 1esher ns.
we again take occasion to Wa,
against paying any discount on the no.a peraoas
southern Manufacturers' Bank, for uhss ,Id the
FUNDS at par, as heretofore, will be virginia
oc29 r. VIZ
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& ~ new JEWELLERY sT7;ES-

~ E9 Jew JE WkLRY ST0EU
- - oPENED.-s. P. MOUNTsM aust
beg leave to announce to the pubic - AIN q co
1ney nave opened store in connecling se.al iias
to the st No Sl7 Main street next t s
pared to sell or Manufaetu,a" I lar, are now pr.
kinds at New York prices. We iov;.essy OF a.
cal and examine their stock on hand ,n paole %
CLOCKS, Watches Jewelry and FAR I.ohs'song q
hope by proper attention to the x,,i. Articles ard
tnunlty and continued exerous to fulsI 4. Te con-
patronage snare Of pubs
Clocks ard Watches eafefu,lv ,o,.t.,,
perienced workman. tepsfed oy ar e..
!ewelry OF all kinds made and reusir.d,.
at the lowest prices, and sssfsct 70 order
Diamonds and all other precious s."na ..a MED
der In the latest New York styles os nc se' 10 Or
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sx The Notes OF the United states
k1>>Sa Bank Will De redeemed at The ofica OF
Messrs Mott IL B5viIl, mex. door 10 the bxcasase
Bank.
oc 22-ts WIN. N. TINSLEY
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49, C. w. PURCELL & co. are
D>>-l-a purchasing as usual uucurrent Notes u
all solvent institutions; also, Specie, Notes, aud
Drafts. nc y
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- Home Testimony.-Rea51,- =
- one o. the Oldest Magistrates OF hi. ' .;tl
let tne SICK the delicate, the declining iaik ''
tive e"Aiu 1esso'a
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e. WASHINGTON AND JAUh.
S>-a-a SON."-T B. We!ch's magnificent pJ,-
traits Of " Washington" and jackson can ne pro
cured of the Agent for this State at Massrs Nash
Woodhouses on Eagle Square. Embrace tue only
opportunity that may present Itself and secure
copies of the only correct portraits OF these asl-
Gus characters ever engraved uc 2t-l!f
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49, THE EXPKEss arrives and

q - THE Elk PkESs arnVes and
49, leaves daily, by Mail Trains, GlDdys ~
charge oftrHSty Agents. This mode of receiving
or forwarding goods Of whateve. description, con-
bines economy, and what is OF greater importance,
Speed. Oar wagon will call for goods to 90 away
and deliver everything without extra charse.
ADAMS & cos
Office No. s, Fourteenth street,
Nao- ,ba Pc yfhrp
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SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS

CtHANKLIN IL REILLY, corner of Main aud First streets
have lust received and still receiving direct from
the Eastern cities large and well selected stock oil Fancy
and Staple Dry Goods embracing some OF the most ash
ionabe goods brought market this season. which We OF
fer NJ Wholesale or retail customers and all others
who may favor with CALL very low for cash or pro-
duce. The following comprises some of the leading ar
ticles:
Black and colored Cloths, plain and fancy CassMeres,
vestings Cottonades Denms Caeoes, Gnghams, Lawns,
Rereges silk Tissues, Grenadns, blk and cold silks,
Berege dLanes white and cold Mosquito Meetings. Ho-
sery Gloves Laces plain and drilled Swiss Muslns Cam
brics and Jaeonetts Bonnets Ribbons Parasos and I'm
breas Hats Caps Boots and Shoes; also. full stock of
brown and beached Sheetings and Shiings brown and
bleached Drills, Tekings Hickory Stripes, Irish Linens,
Table Cloths and Covers, Napkins, Towels, Scotch Da-
per- linen and silk Pocket handkerchiefs BLK aud cold
silk Neck do bid silk Grape. and Palmetto Shawls de-,
&c. to which would respectfully invite all 10 come in
aud examine before purchasing elsewhere. lap26l
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I'd THH PURT,TG-

- THE undersigned have taken, for term Of years,
-'s that large aud C0mmOdiCus three story Brick build
fi = ing lately erected by Mr. L.. C. Herschclman. on
the of Second street and Fulton Avenue ia Ia
maseO City, in which they have opened House OF Enter
tanmeHt. TO which the! have attached Family Grocery,
aud respectfully solicit she Of public patronage.
1bay have large Wagon Yard with convenient stl5ns
and capacous sheds, in OF the lamasco Steam Mill
and cOnyeieEt to the pTemCes. 1hcy have fine airy
Sleeping Rooms and can lodge comfortably m
For those who in the habit of parlkug Of the ardent
they w. Bd Bar well stored with al kinds Of choice
liquors and attention, accomplished Barkccper who
viii Il a times attend to their wants. Their tables will
ut times be supplied with the choicest vaBds and veg
elJbles the market w afford. 1t is their intention all
tines TO keep orderly and quiet house. aud p9is
will be spared 10 render their guests comfortable. They
have, doubt but their long experience la catering
The public viii enable them 10 give entire satisfaction 10
all who may favor them with call.
The want e such house in this part the city has long
been felt, and the undersigned in hopes generous
public will second their eHdeayorS 10 remedy the lcci-
ency BRUGGlNAN 81 FISHER.
Lanasco City, May 10Th '5s.-[tr
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wOOpBUllN'S FEVER AND AGUE
REMEDY,

NOV offered to the public for the brsttne. ms ueo
- icne has existed in private family for more ina
Iy years has been distributed To considerable eScn
among friends ami has during the whole time, aud hi an
instances proved itself never failing remedy, whether
applied 10 common cases or to third day a5ue oil wen
known stubborn nOtOriety.
Such experience, together with numerous Solicitations
from friends has induced the proprietor 10 give TO the
public The undersigned, who know the medicine 10y
their experience have consented to take an agency
for part of Indiana and Illinois, and now ocr Il 10y the
dozen single bottle, with the express understandings:
that the money viii always be refunded where the med
ecinnsed according tdorecons does not affect periet'
and permanent cure. lmhl0ul ALLiS ~ HCNES.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
wv O I2 Nj G. NDY {.

4 Sure and Pleasant Medicine for Horns
rsNHIS sto certify the suffering community. that nav
obtained most valuable recipe from the hands OF u
Il. CowLEs, nfuge in the form OF eanGy, "hie
win prevent all DarrhGas Groups. ana all coughs whe
the prinCipa is from the effects Of worms, which IS IN
principal cause of thousands going TO the grave,tnt
knowing the principal cause of the diseases Dr. COwle
after 81 years practice of medicine, finds TINS te OsEa
liable of all other nOStrums. A. RUSH.
Main street. betw. 81 and 4h.
DosE-A child over one year old will take one halfa
stick every morning for four days. Should this nOtM
the desired effect give small portion OF SIENNA tear
hour after taking the candy. loetle-til
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Observation-Disclosures

VAS. G.. JONES and JAS. l.. BLYTHE. AttOrnies at
81 Law Evansville, Indiana. have associated themselves
as partners in thc practice of the law aAl will continue
practice in this and the adjoining counties, and in the
Supreme and District Court. They design turning their
attention particuarly TO land law. In short time they
will prepared 10 give i'm few minutes, abstract OF
title almost any lot in Evansville its enlarge
meuts or in LamGsco. together with their professional
opinion as to the tile. ftesired. Ljy2J-dawtfi
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JEWELRY AND MOTIONS.

DY express drectfrom the manufacturers Cluster.pins
ID Earrings Finger rings, Lockets. FOb-Chains Keys
Pencils Shirt. studs, Beltsdes. Buckles and Pins; which
will sell low house in New York at wholesale
or retail Also IT res great variety of Port Aonnas,
Purses Brushes Combs Gold Pens, Needles steebeads
and Chaps Aecordeons, Musc-boxes, Chessnen Dolls
Balls; &c. A. {. PUsHhE,
my7-3m Main street near Water
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HOUSE, 81 GN And ORNAMENTAL
PAIN TING

w W. TILESTONis ready TO receive and promptly
attend TO orders in his line of business, at lis shop,
OF Main ard Second streets, Ar Capeilos
Clothing Store he prepared 10 execute in the best style
Plain and Fancy sign Painting ia all its varieties iitJ-
lions of Wood, Marble, &c, and Ornamental Painting
generally. He also sOcs orders for House Printing; and
will always bs ready attend to orders lett upon his slate
IL the shop door. lnOy=s-ul
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DRY-GOODS.
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY-GCODs.

SPHlN IAN 1IN- ~
lust received per steamer Paris. % asstd Dry
u Goods which offer to the trade this morning al re-
duced rates.
the agencies of the manufacturers. The frhts eSeci
w. are exceedingly beautiful of bright rich sly les OH inc
finest cloths and coicrs warranted last .....,.~,,-
apl6 MORGAN KEEN IL PRESTON.
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PIGEON SPRINGS,



TUE undersigned has beeoze the Proprietor ofthat
beautiful Watering Place called, "PigcOn SPRING. -
situated Pigeon Greek ia the immediate .eighO0r
hood of Evansville, Ind, and about one half mile from
the Ohio river. The mineral water of these Springs is
well known to the neghbOrhOOd, and for Medical EGr-
pcscs, has been used for years. For bathing purpose
they unsurpassed by any waters of the est and for
Cold aud Hot Baths attached to the premises and viii
AWAY be in good order. The subscriber viii be enabled
to accommodate forty or fifty persons. either in families
or sugly. There Is large Vegetable Garden attached
to the premises, where every Garden Vegetable and
Fruit ia season, may be had. There sixteen
tachcd 20 the Springs divided oil into Lanes. Walks
and Summer Houses and afoFding pleasant places OF re-
table will be supplied with every luxury the market
Afford and the constant intercourse from Evansville to
New Orleans and the South enables the proprietor TO
procure every Tropical Fruit 10 be found there 70 those
persons at the South elsewhere. who desire couor-
table residence during the Summer months, viii easy
daily, if their business requires hcir home,
find steamboat conveyance. the subscriber knows 20
place the Ohio river presenting greater &dvantgc
Evansville i'm whose Immediate vicinity the Sprircs
situated Is remarkable fO- its health; aUd Cinhtusss
will run every hour 10 the city from which the Springs ere
distant less than mile. The mail arrives d3iiy beth by
land conveyance and 10y steamboats, Eyans,ilic The
in short time VIII Ninccnues. The Electric Tel
egraph communicate at any time with every part
The country. In Ine there is no place where 81
moderate means, who wishes TO pass the Summer months
pleasantly and quietly DO 50 at rs little expense al
| The Pigeon Springs Charges will be moderate.
Inc Proprietor speaks the French. English and Ger
man languages. CHARLES KILLER, Proprietor.
Jpn. Orleans Pica.Une copy TO amount of S., and
send bill to this Office.
| Evansville, May lift
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REMOVED.

( M. GkiFFlTH, has removed his Stock of Hardware
y next door, TO c. Bells Drug Store and is now
e best selected stock, selected by himself in the
sefh markets. OF Foreign and Domestic Hardware ever
HARDWARE trade strict attention TO business and fa,
pres ne hopes TO receive share of public PATRONAGE
Mecnales' builders and others invited to examine
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-18

PRINCETON, IA, May 1ith 1852.
ID ELIEVINC that the interest oc our Road and that
ID the public at large require the Office Ut the Evans
vile Depot be kept open for the reception of freight till
O'Clock p NJ of each day, Sundays eXceped do order
the same to be done. SAAl'L HALL. Prest
myIs-u T.. S Ill. Railroad Company.