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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-08

DAINTS Ground in Oil, all COlors, in cans from ou
Il ten pounds, for sale by
KELLER & FARNSLEY, Druggists,
mhI3-tf No. II Water street. Evansville, Ind.
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REMOVALS., &C.
REMOVED.

HAVE removed my Office TO Water street. next doon
i 10 the Lafayette House." where can be found
times by day or night unless professionally engaged.
ap3-tf JOHN SHAW, C.. NJ, NJ. d.. &c.
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DIED FLANNELS. 100 bales for sale by
IL augl JAS. LOW 81 60, AZ Main st., Lou, Ky.
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F CJ-paIeTNEuSuyI.
CO-PARTNeRSHIP NOTICE

MIR. GEO. FOSTER sa member of our firm from an,
after this date under the and style of Foster
d Brown. ooti-tf FOSTER d. BROWN.
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Pr PRE 5sF' AND SOLD BY c. AVER,
Rrnciical EhemIst. Low eli. MISS.

IT PSold in Evansville, wholesale and retail by Craw
ford Bell in Princeton by r. i. Haock In Petersburg,
by Adams s. Campbe and by the Druggists everywhere
throughout the State. 27-d&wlyl
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FLOORING MACHINE.

THE undersigned have lately put in operation Floor
= ing and Facing Machine, the Canal ut the elbow,
the yard they are now prepared To furnish
any quantity of Flooring well worked rs any other
Machine FLOORING that can be procured.
ALso-Any quantity Of PACKING BOXES as low rs
they can purchased in Cincinnati 0rdersae respect
fully solicited. A. SIMPSON u BIO.
Evansville Aug. 6, lS52t.
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ALE! i1Ey ALE!

MIR SMITH, ofthe Eagle Restaurant has made arrange
1fj ments 10 keep Constantly on hand fresh supply
of Storer * Co. Detroit Bottled ale of superior quality
je2l-If
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-08

r INE-so0 bbls suderiur White Lime for sale low by
l. ap3o GRAHAM u FARRELL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-08

S,ILKL CE.-5 81 inch silk Lace for sale by
- je2' AS. LOW d CO., AZ Main ST., Lou, Ky.
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GAS! GAS!! CASH!

A SUPPLY of Phosgene Gas, the cheapest and best
n light ever introduced in Evansville, always on hand
and for saIe,by JOHN &. DEVEREUX, JR.,
UNIO Sycamore Wafer >.
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BLACK MITHrNG

SCGaR-5hi ds prime just ed Per Fanny Smith
- for sale by s. Z. GIiRERT q CO..
apo Sycamore Water.
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NTIDDLESEX CASSIMERES.-Ic case black Doeskin;
" and case plain do do reed and for sale by
mysd JAS. LOW & CO., Az Main ST. Lou, Ky.
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CASE Petersham Pelts reed this day and for sale by
i augl2 JAS. LOW & CO.. Az Main st. Lou. Ky.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-07
DAILY CRESCENT
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
ITAPH HS.

or THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW oRLEAl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-07

toaned as the sision Of the nose Of the teabe point
ing the wrong way the nan hung on the wrong
nail fitted through her mind Emma exerted herse1 TO
he tmnst please her but the Cruel was at~ays NOT
Iie right the pillows not arranged easily behind hey
btek. she expected 70 find Bedam let ioosea when
s got down sar and various representations OF the
Emma" said Harry how should you like living hys
miles Of she city, have place that just suits
uy fancy and think Of hiring it on trial.
Emma hesitated she wished to ask, does your mother
g with us but she only said could not tell you dear
shond fear it would take you too much from me. 1t
| w4rld 50 odd to have FIVE miles distance be-
s.uldnt IKE il Harry and the charges Of tie mother
ipsw coued her sonny face, and In spite Of herself
,ar- dropped on her husbands hand
Well, Gear Emma. now I'm very you will like it
fnd bis large dark had look she could not under
stand with all ber skin and practice in reading fhem and
rim going to drive you out this very afternoon and
wen sceu said he gay kissing her forehead.
G1. what little Parable. Harry Look at that clus-
e. Of P,e Roses. what splendid o.a trees Zee hsw
gyss and that little low window atticed over with
briar and tbat pretty terfaced flower gardeno
haryy Y.l, let =, % inside Emma and applying ls, L.
held IN s hand the yielded to his touch and they
stood side By side in little rustic paror furnsned s.
ply yet tastefuly Tabe-sGands and mante covered
With vases sending forth fragrance from the sweetes q
wildwood flowers the iosg white muslin curtains loopsd
away from window. whence could be seen wooded hiI
and fertile valley, and slvery stream. Then they
cended into the old chamber that quite as unexcep
Bile in its appointments Emma looked about in be-
But who lives here now, Harry?n s7sf . 7,a
Nobody"
Nobody? What teaze you are. To whom does
this furniture belong and who arranged every thing With
such exquisite tagte? have beer expecting every in
ute to see the mistress Of the mansion sep out
Well, there she isn said Harry leading her gaty up
to the looking gsss only hope you admire her ha'f
much as do Do you think have been bind and deaf,
because have been dumb? Do you think Eve not
my hgh-sprited little wife struggling with trial day BY
day-sufering endur.ng gaining the victory her
spirit silently and uncompairingy? Do you think
r SJta Ia
uife IL. the worlt!!f ,sss
And tears and smiles struggled for mastery, he
pressed his lips to her forehead And you have
body please here but me- Emma; do you think the
task will be difficult ?a
The though highly satisfactory to the hasasd
not intended for yo dear reader please excuse,
/ FANNY RERN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-07

MANuFAcruREp Asoss-The following is specimen of
the pathetic paragraphs frequently manufactured by the
Paris press and forth wiring the hearts Of tender
old maids:
some months since strange and sanguinary crime
was perpetritcd at the Theatre es Celesus at Lyons. A
young present ut the representations be-
side her husband, fell mortaly wounded by stab from
whom she had never known seem aud who eon-
fessed subsequently that he had his victim hut
moment previous to the act Tile cxplanaiior Of the
m,irderer delivered with ircte ble canness and
simplicity lie entered fully the motives of the crime
Desiring to escape from the disorders ard vices OF lifts
that had become insupporabe to him eaetlmnea 10 die
Suicide presented itself he shr patn tuhis end hut
hc argued that the suicide under the ban Of religion
aud without chance for final salvation. Murder was
burened with such ucopreneue,s Hs had therefore
re- solved to kill in order TO be khd and awaited h,saf
of he interval haween the CRIME and its pelty Square
bS accounts with Heaven T, spsgluien, eoolly adep
lei, and executed without ter.naatea u The
Il Hti, of Young and s asos ssion Of Two fani-
lies On the e2d Of March, tle sssas9tn was brought
Cor trial BIZ ssessssans eeasRiasa asly MI Vie fa
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NewOrleans Agency of the Mutual Pro-

rfcTIoN INsui ,NcE Co OF NASHVILLE, Tenn
t This Company II the Nqtua Principle iou' Me
cfulge DtJAi . by FIRE,
Vessels erery aescnption agr THE PERLs OF THE SEAS
AND RivEHs.
s persons having property insured this Institution
entitled full participation profs without liability 10 o
TRUSTEES:
N. Hoson, NJ. s. Pitcher, JGs, Norton Jr.,
Jrllu Waters, ]. 6. Shepherd, d. Weaver,
J. a. AIcAiissr, Douglass, G. p. Smith,
r b. West, John Morrow, B. R. Mckenzie,
II. Ewin, A. W. Putnam, P. W. Maxey,
w r. Berry, Sanfe Sesy A Morrison,
f. Saiiai,, ]. 9. Knowles, C. E. ffilinar,
Alex. Fall, J. 3. Johuson rni. Stewart
Bell, A. j. Duncan, W. Priciard
L A. +. Hicks, T. A. Thomas.
A. o. =. NICHOLSON, President.
NJ S. 1rLcBER Vice President.
c. ]. F. WHARTON, Secretary.
LOCAL DIRECTORS:
Thomas X. Price, T. H. Fraser,
VI. West, c. Conner.
fyg8ly WA. A. JOHNSON, Agent. e:s omuercial Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-07

RAILROAD STEAMBOAT STYLE.
The NewYork Sunday Times suggests that it would be
good idea place bearing appropriate epitaph
the locality Of each railroad accident gentle intm
alton to passengers Of the perl Of their situation and
continual memento of the uncertainty of life railroads
1t is true that the multiplicity of crucfoIm indicators
might in the of time be attended with incon
veu:ence but the advantage would be gained pointing
out to the traveller the road where he would meet the few
est crosses and consequently stand the best chance
security. The Times offers few samples Of the style
epitaph which should be selected, as follows
sudden pitch
From mis-, laced switch
Laid me dead in this ditch.
of the track the engine rushed
Some were drowned and was crushed.
Here repose two victims sta-ked
At one blow by the same snake-head.
What is life 'Tis but vision,
Here die by collision;
Twenty more died by the same-
Verdict Nobody to blame"
Sister. MOTHER aunt. and me
Were Here we be-
We should lave bad time to mizzle
Had they blown the engine's whistle.
Sweeping round curve
Who oTe outer Texture bordered an abyss
| The cars were cauted down the precipice,
And seven of us killed But what of that
Twas the curve did it. And the engineer.
Being upon bender, was excused
| Train borne traveller, rushing by,
| AS thou passeth. pipe thine eye:
Here car, well filed with freight
Killed sixteen and wounded eight.
For moment. friends, be weepers,
AS you pass the railroad sleepers.
You may share our fate-why not
Ere you reach the next depot.
Here deposited the bones,
(The flesh being torn off
Of an unknown man.
Who, being deaf. blind and lame.
Neglected to obey the customary signals,
And punishment
For his contumacy.
The engineer promptly stopped the engine,
| After it had cut the body in two.
And with the most exemplary humanity,
Conveyed the remains to adjacent wood-shed
Where all means of resuscitation were tried
| But. alas.
| The vital spark had fed
For the humanity they displayed.
The engineer and signamen
Were presented by the company
| With service OF plate.
| Go, thou, and do likewise.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-07

TRUSTEES:
John s. Allison Isaac johnson. Edward Sparrow,
John tlagnn, Samuel Stewart, Richard Mccall
Robert J. Ward, i. H. Blrt0n Perkins,
Joseph Walker, Win. Mure: Arnold Harris
DIRECTORS:
F. W. sewel, Thos. C. Jenkins P.B Taylor,
Edw. Jenner Coke, John NJ. Curran, g. g. Seever,
NJ NJ. Cohen L. Spangenberg II. Rbodewad,
Suutue Wolf, John A. Dougherty, G. NJ rutherford,
0. Wiekham, Johu Claiborne, r. C. Armstead,
Geo. ". Smith, N. c. Hall, R. Eer
HG. neart II. Wmga.e
EoI. JESSKE COKE, Vice President.
A. j. WEppERRuRN, NJ. D., Medical Board Of
GHosfAs Hunt, NJ. D., Consultation.
II. g. HR AR11, Ac.lsry. M NJ. CoHAS, Attorney.
RcaAHp BKIS NJ. Magazine street, Medical Examiner,
who viii be at the Office daily from halfI l2
By the Charter only $4,000 is taken single lie
This prepared applications for Life Insu
Policies all and healthy White and
Table RFtes established b the oard which
than charged NwYok and London Offices and Without
their residence in the South charter Div Lends
Profits declared annually and the profits draw interest," and
available twohds their
where TIE party bas paid his premiums in full.
s California Permits Mt NewYork and London rates. Prospectus
the Company
~ Extensive Travelling Privileges.
tSr Office hours, A. NJ. to . p NJ.
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The Liverpool and London Fire and Lift
Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance

COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
Incorporated april is4s and declared dividend Of 50
Two Years. BusnoEs.
Office, No. c3 CAMP ST., be Gravier and Common so
BUSINESS COMPANY LtFE INSURANCE ONLY
organized sicily the Of the policy
their an against ani and su operations
National Benevolent Iniion roructed the most
sold PRINCIPLES and dodins small anpnh SUN ad during
iows cbitse
tSr All policy holders whetb. lie sbor who
the till death participate in the whole o. the profits Of
tie Company
Creditors Debtors. married
life Of lie, buban the sole bsnef
herself children, from be claims of creditors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-07

A ROMANCE OF REAL LIFE.-A Constantnople cores
ponen Of the London Herald writes under date OF the
9TH January: '
We have now n most curious affair here which may
greatly enbarrass the Porte and which does the Turss
much injury In the eyes of Europe. young handsome
Turk soueoIdgi (waterman in the service OF the
being the neghbor of Armenian girl falls IN love WIN
her and invites her turn Turk and become bis WIFE
She refuses The lover then offers jewels and round sum
OF money if she will comply with his request This temp
ting offer after world of negotiations. was accepted and
their conjugal felicity undsturbed six months
owing the earnest representations Of she
left her home sought refuge in the Armenian hospital ait
ated at Kazichesme towards the Seven Towers, where
she abjured the Mussulman faith and returned to Chris
tanity The husband who it appears is greatly attached
to his wife sought her in every direction and finally dis
covered her and claimed her forever The Turk
applied the Sutan's mother for redress who at once
sent orders to deliver up the girl The Armenian ecces-
asca authorities refused to obey: and notwithstanding
the of the Ministers of the Porte positively
refused to recognize their authority in such matter
whereupon the Minister of War accompanied by strong
escort of soldiers and preceded by the husband
to the hospital and contrary to the laws OF the country
which guaranty the invioabty of the doineile iofce
his way into the establishment led away the girl ana gave
her to the Turk The Armenian have pro-
tested against this and to the resolution OF p'
cling the in the hands of Sir Stratford Canning
who some years back soutly advocated the sIs o
| Christianity in tie Iisyant.
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TO RENT.

YENO RENT-A handsomely furnished Par zsES
Bed Rooms the southern o. COM X:H
and Cirers streets reasonable terms apps luif
TgNO RENTAL elegantly furnished Office, es
n suitable for Commissicn Merchant Apply TO ~
nhl9 II SAMUEL WOLFF, s5 Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-07
COPARTNERSHIPS, + l(

NOTICE.--The partnerships of HILL, MCLEAN
CO., of this citv, and WILLIAM KNOX CO., of Nontgome
ry, Ala, this day dissolved by mutual consent
The these will be attended by H. R. W.
HILL, who assumes payment Of all their liabilities -
H. R. W. HILL,
NesCrleans Nav 4, 1852. JAMES L. MCLEAN,
WILLIAM KNOX.
lss- The undersigned continues a FAcToRAGE
AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, will the HILL,
MCLEAN CO. and WILLIAM KNoN CO. for of liquda
ton only. H. r. W. HILL
NewOrleans, May 1882. my5 st
nISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP The
y firm of STRONG & RAJI is dissolved this by mutual
consent All claims against the house. THE OF
ST. CHARLES and ayier will be presented for settlement within
sight from Ibis date.
NewCteans, May !, 1852 my3 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-02

The vsnsassAHi is Publised seni-weckly a. "a per
nea 6fsses No sshscriP inn is ssAsn for shorte
tims shas sx months; and paper is dscontiaued ex
ee option ofhs ProPretors until al arresrses
shall have been paid.
inserted for so cents per square
u lsss for every form Insertion and J7A cents
fur svery outer Ifths number Of Insertions Is not
sod the Ms. il will be published till ordered out
aad charged accordingly.
The vxARLv 1ArEs are For the privilege Of tw"
.sares $40; for one square S25if innev form t35.-
Bvsy yearly advertiser will be required to conhne his
s1vsstsinx to his particular line ofbu-acss, and Il he
excsA the space stipulated for he~ill be charged rs
xnuv for thu excess
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-02

u In consequence oi the brrakage OF the Caha, The
undersigned has just received his Spring and Summer
Stock. Twenty five years experience in his busin.
has enabled him purchase mos. complete and de-
sirabe of goods Without farther comment,
al he asks is examination of the same He CALI the
attention Of his customers and the public generally to
the following. viz: Laaes whoie G0iers Caters,
CATERS, Ereci>iors, Parods Jenny Linds, Lola Monte-
Baskia, Ties, Slippers. &c, SC. Misses and Infants
shoes Of every description Also: Gents Boots Shoes
and Caters, the hter of which pretty and
which he will sell remarkably low prices. also
pleie stock of Gents Slippers. His Trunks, Carpet
Bags and Scaieles he obtaind unusually low prices
He offers in the way CHATS the following, viz The
Mole SKIN Black md IVkae Beares. Russia. SIX Pa
nama H'uiom Bird Eye, China. Pearl. Black, Blue,
Gren and White Lcghorns ke India Hat. Congress Hat,
and tiic and Black Bcarer Kossuh Hats Souches and
MelAans of all qualities and styles.
am constantly manufacturing. Orders promptly at
tended Panaas dLegnorns dressed at the sign Of
the Red Hat. JACOB RUMBOUGH.
Mny Its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-02
From the WasAfrgfon Union.
Yankee Certtaeates.

WASHINGTONs July ~, AuO1s
To the Editor fMs Union:
DEAR Sra Herewith we transmit leetee
from B. F. Aver. esq, of Manchester. New
Hampshire, and an extract Of one from ]. n.
Campbell. esq. Of the same place. in relation to
a speech made by General Pierce at New Bos-
ton. New Hampshise. in December last; pre-.
tended reports of which. copied from two sbo.
lition prints in New Hampshire, have appear.
ed in the Republic, and been rcpublished in
other Wing papers.
Messrs. Aver and Campbell were both pro-
sent at the meeting in question. They are gen
tlemen Of intelligence and of the highest re-
spectability. whose statements require no ca
dorsement wherever they are known. Mr..
Aver was one Of the speakers at that meeting.
and. as we are advised, took notes Of General
Pierce's remarks at the time.
You are at liberty to make such use ofthsss
letters as you think proper It will Be- seen
that they fully and pointed!y contradict tho
abolition version Of Gen. Piercc's remarks.-
Any number Of similar certificates. from tho
most reliable persons present on that occasion.
as We are informed, can and will be furnished.
if Unnecessary.
The papers from which the reports referred
to were taken are organs Of the abolition fac
ton in New Hampshire. They arc known 10
US to be now. and to have long been, avowedly
and bitterly opposed to the principles and Of.
ganizafion Of the democratic party generally.
and particularly vindictivc and mendacious in
regard to Gen. Pierce. before and since bis
nomination at Baltimore. Their character is
such as to render any contradiction Of their un-
founded statements an unnecessary labor wher-
ever their reputation 10 known.
Very respectfully. Your obedcnt servants.
MNORRlS,
HARRY HIBBARD.
C.. H. PEASLEE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-02
MANcHEsTER, July Is. 1869. /,


DEAN SIR: have just noticed in late
number of the "Republic" two communics-
tons. taken from the Manchester Democrat"
published here, and the Independent Demo
crat." published at Concord. purporting to
give a report Of speech made by Gen. Pierce
last December at New Boston. Nothing
could be more false and calumnious than tho
account there given Of General Pierce,s re-
marks. ] was present at the meeting, with
several others from this city, and remember
very distinctly the drift and substance Of his
speech. This was the FIRST popular meeting
Of the last political campaign, and what wes
held at the home Of John Atwood, then the
abolition candidate for governor. Genes.,
Pierce's speech was mainly devoted to q JUS
tihcation Of the course pursued by himself and
the democratic party the year before. in re-
scinding Mr.. Atwood's nomination for gov
ernor in consequence Of his opposition 70 the
compromise measures. In the course Of his
speech Gen. Pierce alluded TO the fugitive
slave law, and made strong argumsnt 10 sup.
port oft. II Is wholly untrue that he pro-
nounced il contrary to ''moral right" but On
the contrary, IN reply to . question proposed
by an abolitionst present. he said the present
law was the same. in principle and substanes,
as that which had received the approval At
Washington, and many 0thers Of the wissse
and purest among the founders ofthe republie.
He thought that these men were 10 bo consid.
cred as moral. a. conscientious, and q psiriet.
ic as those Of the present day, who were. iof
political effect Consistently ssorming sbout
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-02

GALE OF LAND.-.IN OBEDIENCE TO A
~ decree of the county Court of Amherst county, pro-
nounced in the OF Edwards o. Jones, &c. The
undersigned will on the of 10th August next on the ste
in front of Amherst Court house, sell the highest bid
der, the TRACT OF LAND lately held by Elizabeth
Edwards, as dover in the estate Of Thomas Edwards
N decd. Said Tract of Land contains 100 A.
- creS; is situated near VIM. II. Ha-rIson's Tav-
ern in the county of Amherst. the head waters Of
Porrdge Creek This Tract has it the usual Build
ings for small Farm; good Orchard Spring &c.
TERMs.-A credit of one and two years for the pur.
chase money, the purchaser giving bond and approved
security therefor and the title retained ultimate
rity. WIN. NJ. CABELL, !
VIM T. YANCEY. co"'Hs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-02
AUCTION SALES.
'OMMIssIONER's sA- L or LANn

~ Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court Of Bed
ford, in the case of "Hurt & Co. &C., Gray &c. ="
The undersigned Commissioner, will proceed the
premises, the 2sth day ofAugust sell the
highest bidder at public auction, TRACT OF LAND,
whereof Burketf Gray died seized situated Borean-
ger Creek, the Bedfo county, containing by estma-
tion 351 Acres. This Land lies within 10 or ~
miles ofihe Virginia and Tennessee Railroads. larger
portion oft is in forest and is excellent Tobacco Land
Il will be shown to any person wishing tn examine it by
Mr.. Beverly Crump. who resides on the premises.
TERMs.-A credit of one and years for equal in
staments Of the purchase money, (except for in
cash sufficient deay the expenses of sae) the pur
chaser giving bonds with good personal security and
the title of the land retained further security until
the purchase money paid subject resale in default
of payment. G. A. WINGFlELD, Comr.
July 26-t98a