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The Evansville daily journal., 1854-08-02

L IT FPassengertTaIn leaves EvansviIe every morning,
at O'Clock, uDdays exeepted) arrive at yineennes
lot O'Clock A. NJ leave Vincennes at o'clock r. N.
arrive at Evansrie Al y. NJ tsEltl1i - 4A -. ~
IT jThe Aceommodation Train leaves Vincennes at :
o'clock A. NJ arrive Evansville at IL A. NJ. leave
Evansville at p. Marriye at Vincennes at p. Mo y
All freight will be forwarded by the Accommodation
Train To inssre the forwarding of eight day Of
It's delivery atthe Evansville Depot must be delivered
at, or before O'Clock A. M and at Vncennes il mus
be delivered at. or beore,5 O'Clock. on the evening
the previous day. F"' SAMUEL HALL,
jaD2s-tf -. .,sf-.,ea arsa = President.
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CHANGE OF PROPRIETORS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES PAINTS, OILS, &C., 81
wHOLEsaLE AND RETAIL
LGICH q YER LING 4"i

THE undersigned have purchased the entire stock OF
l. Drugs and Medicines of j. NJ. u Miller 81 Co, and
intend carrying The Drug business at the well known
stand of Keller a. Farnsley NO. Ia Water street, under
the firm of Leich tS yetiing. ..i.. 81 $50.
Charles LEIGH ofthe firm hopes he IS favorably known
TO the public. having been engaged in Mr. Crawford
Bells Store the last five years Peter Verling ofthe
r having been cerking in the present store the
last three years. faiers himself with having the conf
dence of its old customers. Do fHf - y.
We intend keeping hand large and fresh stock of
drugs and medicines and hope by this means and BY
strict attention business, and by low prices merit
liberal patronage both from old and new customers.
CHARLES LkICH.s
feb25-ly Ft f'-fI-.-- PETER VRPIINCI
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GLASS STAINING,
IN the modern styles for Churches, Public Bulb
iMgs PriraLe Dnreklings De Dc

IN The modern styles for Churches, Public Build.
iRgs. Prirate Dreitings dc DC
The FIRST PRIZG RECEIVED!
Cincinnati also at the Louisville Mechanics In
IA stitute. ... Il,
We are prepared to fill any order with metal sash
stained glass. with borders and di anond ceuiers for
kind ofchurch windows with fall size figures emblenis
cheap eau be hadi New York, Boston Phladel
phia-he amount of risk OF br1akae and transportation
less. ...... ..- .e a p 2 e.
Our references are all the good, modern finished
Boats tue Mississippi aud hio rivers three Presby
terian Churches AZ Cincinnati, the Episcopal at Ports
mouth, ohio, one ChGrch at Madison, Ind, chancel
window at Frankfort, KY. also window, with 6g-
ures, at Nazareth, and two Churches 10 Louisville.
Bay window in Gov ernor Helms residence al Harrods
burg side trausome lights in various dwellings ia Lou.
isville Lexington and Danvilie.t n y rr- =
An orders carefully executed at the establishment
| Bullitt street, Louisville, KY.
, mhl7 Gun 0a 1. G. MlLLERG co.
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j. Z. CRISP,

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
fosters Batidiag, Up Stairs. a. Ii ral
II +. CRISP. having removed his Office 70 Fosters
81 building will be hand at all times, TO take ac.
knowledgements of Deeds, Mortgages De. and attend
to all business required Of him Justice OF the Peace
feb9-tf
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EVANSVILLE. Ia. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1854. 5
STEAMBOATS, q RAILROADS

=
lREGUI-AR PACKET RETWEEN EVANSVILLE
| THE Steamer BEL.E QUIGLEY. q. W.
lex TRIPLErT Master will run as above during the
freight Of passage. apply 70
FOR BOWLING G GssEEN. LOUISVILLE
t.afs s.tt. AMI EVANSVILLE. .
H. a THE fine stapneh steamer lt.i''-b
/ BELLE QUIGLET, rs-e
AlSzszzeSz - Capt H. COMBS Commander, will run
as above until further notice. ..-e q ~ .f.-4f
Passengers wishing 10 visit the Mammoth Cave will
always find Stages ready carry them upon the
rival of this boat at Bowling Green lmy23-u
--.s GREEN RIVER PACKET
/ .N<y- n The we'll known and stauneh steamer
afaSsN MA DONA,
Capt. PLuxER. commander win run as
regular River and Evansville packet lea -ing
ansville every Wedne sday and Bowling Green every
Monday. till further notice. III ft.r u tst D. &
S EVANSVILLE AND LOUISVILLE
LIZ, PACk EFT: ~ ,4ne,.
.fSaN n TIE substantial and dghtdraught steam.
IdzYS55&~ er FAWN, VIM. X. oLcRAFT, comman-
oxsxs752Sga der, ha. again taken her place in the
Evansville and Louisville trade, and viii continue to
make regular trips during the season. She has been
thoroughly overhauled and is in prime order. ,.- II
ang22d3ts w sse cd 10 ioiFFss 'shsA''' ''l
TERRE, HAgTE, = !; AN 4 y EyaNsyILI;E y. s. MAIL
a.st -. AZ e'rs Of this Line viii
MOnd,y. Wednesday and Friday att O'Clock
p NJ These Boats y and well furnished
n at ss w % a. sr ssS fs % .
on the ono rlyer sii faop1gqs sisi sz2-a !
EvANsvILLE 4 GaaWFsif DsVrLLE
= -. ,..' ..,a l;s;E ! sSs; s ~, i
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MLLINEKY AND FANCY sTOKE.T

MLLIN ~ a. tN ~ EtNN n SAOhE-
MIR EN-. RICH. No. 2n4 Fifth street, Cincinnati,
ltl vuld respectfully call public attention to her
large al r. shionable Stock of Millinery and Fancy
Goodconsisiing OF Silk. Satin. Velvet and Braid Bon
nets bnnct Caps and Fancy Trimmings, Ribbons. Man
tlas oaks black and Colored silk and other Laces,
Need-worked Collars. Chemizeues. Sleeves, &c-s
whicehe pared sell at prices which cannot fail
to Il, satisfaction. ---------n
Wen you visit Cincinnati, call on u . l.t1 rE
.-atf ,te ga 20 MRS. z. W. RICH.
m,5y oO4 Fifth street, between Elm aud Plum.
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RAILROAD LINES. .,.n q. E
TO BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS.
Boston and New York /,
. rfl q u. q MIA f.frr rrNtrg afirf
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYTON AVN
MAD RIVER AND LAKE. ERIE RAnRoADs u
Essss.sAS s-ssss3 - kssza9 szaszs g.iisssEs7 .
FARE REDUCEDi

/ ~. +.
ONLY. FOUR DOLLARS FROM oINcINNATb TO
| -ass ~ sEf It BUFFAL0.i
| SEVEN HOURS RAELWOaD RIDE
| Nl- PROM CINCINNATI TO THE LAKE.
ONLY ROUTE FEE FROM DOS Tfif
T0UR DOLLAR TICKET GOOD ON ALL
ss Hamilton Dayton Road the first to reduce the Fare.
Passengers leaving A NJ Train have three hours at
Through from Cincinnati saneusy without change of
Baggage checked to Buffalo. fssirfesrt os.E tT 5-t
bsPes IN the west end of the city on Sixth street
and most pleasant route between Cincinnati
rs.siGf sns sas Sss 4 Gin
a. 0slsss NJ aud 90 nnediatsly board the splendid
ST sLisssMPPbEScE...-..,, Mead.
And arrive in Buffalo rnne after lsiresiias ss.
i,osp IN me for early trains for Niagara Falls York,
The reads composing this Cincinnati to the Lake
aF and ar IL
through d:s s rssS ssS
nghy cultivated valley Of the Great Mad
sSn DsysSn sPrnshed urbana Bslls0ntans KeDtOn.
no spares rsnSsG lsa SS@lSn
By TOass passenger. have four Or svo hours
aass asas with for the
ny ssorsss s,.,s 70 aiRsins PsTtss Art,
rate. Of iIS Fare ias Meal. Room.
- = - 1HI f1,-l. FARE. 1e' s-1ss So asa
ciasInnstii to New York I L. from Bua.icJ III So
From 0tneinnst to New York via Hudson 50
rom c,nclnnas " boston.. 90
n.real .13
~
Rellov ovs Fa, IL 90
- 50
q I fFH =. = EXCURSION TICKETS "
Cncnn att TO Buffalo and back a. %
From Cincinnati 10 Niagara aud back .....' g 90
ana pao Rsroaps pa,s . spPy = C
Of Broadway and 'FRONT.' under the Spencer
House or to j. W SHlPLEY Railroad Office alnat
Fourth and th strsess oor South the Gibson
House or az sixth street Depot Or in Louisville s.
and 10 the Clerks Lightning Line Steamers
David W hite and Alvin Adams.
=, r-- -...ra 4. h5 II. O.. AMRS. sup,t rEft e
3 :, tl 49, W. A. LATHAM. Ag't. =
Passenger Agent Tor Evansville, A W FULLER. t4
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VI. OoLsEY. r. n. LfkCk
DRUG ESTABLISHMENT.
WOOLSEY & LINCK, t,Fer2

THE undersigned have formed co-partnershipi in the
L Drug and Apoihecary business-and viii continue
at the old stand Main street. formerly occupied by
w. M. Woolsey. They have on hand general assort-
meni of Medicines, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window
Glass, Printing Ink &c. &c, TO which they invite the
attention of old customers and the public.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully attended to, beth
partners being fully competent to attend 10 that branch
of the business. w. NJ. 5WOOLSEY, r
Evansville Sept. 20 1852. FRANCIS A. LINCK.
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BARBER SHOP.
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
TIME subscriber In retiring from
tunity express his grateful aekno 70 the
others Of Evansville and the
try for very liberal share Of patronage on the
late firm off. & W. Reilly during his on with it,
period fourteen and would respectfully
tinuance Of the to his successor in business.
e2o-tf JAMES REILLY.
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rrhttrs Ohrus anu OaIu ''aIirVau O1Ius duu
Sheets News, Book and Card Inks al- 81. t1.
Z We have made arrangements with Mr.. McCreary for
fun supply of his celebrated Colored inks. also with
Messrs Smith c Peters for full supplies ofther superior
Cards ard Card Sheets formerly sold by Messrs Butler
q Brothers ofthis city. sl--s -iN-
: Our nrangements with Eastern and Western manu-
fe.ures are sneh that we sell all goods In our line
aa low prices and IN as favorabi terms any ho1s
West and invite all in want of goodsto examine
stick md prices before purchasing elsewhere.
loox and News Paper made to order -
NIXON & Co. ~
Manufacturers and Paper Dealers,
ms AZ and 40 Walnut street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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FhOM sClNClNNAII 10 az .r p
NEW YORK in ~ Hours:
I -. BOSTON,iu 3ik Heurs:rr q .l -taf r-
- BUFFALO In I6L Hours.
- DUNKIRk in rs Hours: af1ri alt .r.
tsiR AZ * CLEVELA NJ in s1s Hours;
BY THE UEDf afra
rntpiunasi frolu,pLu, npJ nfo,olul n.
OiHCIlldu, lOlulllDuS anu CieFeand Route
bttttt 80. 80 VIA
LITTLE MIAMI RatI,tyOt nv .i
THNUE ONLY PnITE aUTfIr, ID 70 frrl NJ
nssssns sers Vic n - 81. ~ h-Cb,IfI
ork aud Boston: ta Ro GIl. T 70 punkirA New
70 Buffalo. Nisgara Falls New York Boston Moatrrs se
Passsng rs BY this route breafas. at ceiun,t,
the next day in New lotf -.-I = : -
Fir.t Train Ranrsas Iisbtniss E.n,... .ico,.,o
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DEOOTS. WOODEN W ARE, &C.
ID 1000 d5en Shaker. medium and common Brooms
3O0 extra and common Whisp and Hearth
20 Bf0ms; rur, ..r e. .rFayr ff 7
400 nsts blue. oak and red Tubs;
800 dzen common 3hoop and fancy Buckets; -
900 nsts covered Buckets IL.
100 o Pine Tubs; p ls 8a'k .efH ~
100 10 Cedar do; rr, Nl..... -.
- ozen bail and nest Boxes; 'l'
s- 100 10 Wire Sieves; t-..,., .--.L s-.rsli st
100 10 ManiIl Bedcords:
l.ss 2ts0 DO Zinc Wasbboarls; srf- .
30 do Barrel and half-barrel Covers: ~ 90
50 do Alieant, Jute. Coir and Rope Mats; Il
900 ests Market Baskets SO ~. ~ VA
Z. so do Clothes Baskets and Hampers; q a.,
iOOoxos Clothes Pins r. -iie-i' 7r
aO@ests Bowls; 49, -,-F neW- rrHs Z
700rOss wood-box Matches;
21ozen Trays .,f .-s. .rt - A. sf3 p Hl
IUf do Cocoa Dippers;
l0t do Cedar Buckets and i-gins, brass an iron
hoops: ~ rF r.
do Painted Keelers; ri t-ff --tN k' p 4
=. do Horse and Well Buckets; ,tf ree,s "A
~ do Half Bashels; y
zrl q sets Measures, five in; osrFfrtt ~ I.
L dozen Churns;
wItievery article in the Wooden and Willow Ware
line, wch will sell at low prices TO the country trade
= fae .af fE4 SHREVE & STEWART,
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WHITE RIVER BRIDGE,

yDR0POSALS will be received by the undersigned until
the lst OF August next for covering the Railroad ridg
White Rver-the undertaken an the mater
ais and hnish helob according by the
neer, ~. = = . . q
# viii require about 50 COO feet lumber B. NJ and 1s5
shingles. =
Bidders win per cent will be taken IN stocl q,
the Company or in Stock ofthe Wabash Navigation
bill the materials required lie seen at Jewetts Car
shop EvansveAt the 0ce of the Depot or at
my once in Princeton SAN, HALL. Prss't
ey1-u .-.+ 80 4. 20. Il RICO.
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BEEF FCATTLE. &C. Fon s.IE

notify my Butcher friends an
49, week with lot Of fe and fat Beef Cattle tettel
a heverwere brought 20 this market and also NlcI
&c 70 which would atten-
have also Tor sale fine span Horses an
Sis atsy all orders Those wanting anything OF thi
MIL please leave word the Salt Well or az Oregon
eas 5T ~ harmony, ..-. Z. WALLACE GORDES
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z :. 80 -. ICE! ICE!! ICE!,r
LEO. FOSTER k Co., HtvINC NJ anr. AN an

~ rahgeulent with Mr Thos Bseoo m M aDE ~ M
SasxsIy OF thsir syPERoR ICE Monday june 5sh TO
ens'r or merchants their and
. every morning during the hot season fSundays
FFPuS Iney viii also deliver Saturday evenings.
smVne cent per pound. payments weekly liberal
viii be made parties using over 100 ii: per
hotels and Bar. supplied e " ~
orders left at the Warehouse Of Geo Foster Co. orst
smiiy Oroeery OF Thos Bacon Co., will be promptly
rTIN PLATE.-3Oo boxes in store and for sale By
Il myco SAMUEL ORR.
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w our intsnded rsnsvs on The is q Jav nes to The
sSs s S xssr as
ysry srgs sad wsu assorted so Of Forssn ans
Oar Mr. James Lew Permanently located at Manchester
'SI arss
profit usually paid to Importers. :. y, :
d. S Sa.k and ms % viii
% fsss ~'a s JAMES so
Loaisville. Junes l@,. - ie21-.aysla&w
SPRAGUEs FASCY PRINTs42o ease, spraspe's
ey27 JAS. LO~ 3 CO.. ais. Main ST.. Lou, Ky
q e,HAMBRay GiNGHAMs.-5 cas-, direct mpOrsa-
sy27 'f.JGsy'Iow 4 CO.. AIS naio St. Lou. KY.
SclIK LtCBs 10 eatons sk I.aces for sale ty JOE
~ ey2i JAS Low \ CO ..4ls. Main g., Lou. Ky.
EVORsTED PLMn.-I case scotch Plaid. dres. i'm :
sa jsi JAS. Low @ < CO.. as. Main st.. Lou Ky.
lvyHuLB B0NE-sOits long whale Bone for sale by
sS syz. Jas. LON a CO., as Main So. I,oa.. ny
RLACK siLKs.-se pieces Gro do Rhine. p. 2i. 2ss
ID - b. 81 s. aud 3s nehes received ths day for sale
by ey2i JAS. Low * Co.. AIS. Main St. Lou. KY.
VEILs.-scO Dsni f;l' ress this d,y and for =
EUSr RECEIVED. So
ID rrsaiin Dill; 72lss Patent Thread; d1 ~
s.is' .a Assi% Ppi.s. 1sn'o i Ss fsans Ian fAins
sslss~ Tas. GSs s Ss s sss Check
a iGsrss 1;s cs.s, = Sa Glsys's HI.
e3 JlS. LOW a Co.. Az Main ST., Lou. Ky.
SHEETINGS-5b bales . brown sheetius; 4. a6t !
- IHRe. ria 2cases q biea'd do: reed this day
and eor sale by Us. Low CO., Az Main Lou. Nv.
EBORTE stNIEs.-J5 dOz Porte Monies red this DAY
4 and for sale,y JAMES Low & CO..
eI6 e-If u Al Main street. louisville. Ky.
DECEIvEDhis day per Bxpress-g 4 p .s7.rcV =
III 10 pcs bIsk Bsmbazines; ..t.-. -.o.t.s
30 I,cs pin silk Tissues. coiored, t-4e ~''
a so pes ATWOOD de Lains do; - e.. I'd. = II \ IA
50 pcs BSeges DO
so boxes Sonnet Innings. newest styles; 81 a
cartons Love Wells; and for sale by
ap22 AS. Low dr CO.. 4i7 Mainst., Lou., KY. Z
cHAs. q. sHRKk. = ....s -.l-ae wM. @. ,TEwART.
siREyE & STEyART,
Wholesale kdiers ia Wooden Ware. WtI Ware
Brashs, Blaeking Matches, Mats, T
..s.t CO,dage. NC, IS WaH street, en-
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WATGlEs.-TIME. BEAUTY AND DuRABrr Try
xv CoMBiN Ed -Sust reed. by Adams Co s Exnrass
York the finest lot Of Silver Watches ever brpnh
tnis ma ke prisisg Hunting and case An
Nssspements Lepine hscspenents and English Levers
e5 r. HUSTACE t.+ s.raa.
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SHERWOOD HOUSE.
SPRING AND SrMmER DWY COODS.

WE are opening large and carefully select
wv ed stock of spring and Summer Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods received from the Eastern markets.
which we would cordalyinviie the attention OF purehas
ers (ap9a1 SHANKLIN o REILLY.
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VIII call for passengers in any part Of the city NV 1s.x;
recons At the above see sonth east corner 81
I'D Front. directly on river bank = =
ey27- 81 80 7lFt5-@ j. H. HOW ELI conan..or
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ONLY FOUR DOLLARS FROM CINCINNATI To
-nstf etf tt't BUFFALnti
SEVEN HOURS RAELKOAD RIDE
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TRE.suRy DEPARTMENT, H '-'
Office Light HOuee Board (Dcf II IRA


SRALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Of
- fee until one O'Clock p M, ON saturday, the
2lst instant f>r furnishing sixteen thoufald cal
Ions t16, o0) b-st quality fall strained sperm / CO.
De ,liyere1 in. tigh, well made casks sufaA 70,
shipping. and in prime ord E along !. OF the Uui
ted states supply vessels at New b d End, Msssachp
setts, within fifteen days litter the sccs ae of The
bid sc1 siiso4up -;sa-ja ~ re p 0Crl-1 -
The oil contracted for under the ferepSint sdyer
tsement must Be subjected to the usual te fof spe
clhc gravity, Temperature At which it viii rerpa
lmpd, ~ Burning, ana by such o. hsr usual m cans
as may De thoueht proper by The person or psrsons
10 whom that duty may be assigned, before il
wall BE- sceept and no oil vii be accepted under
tins sdSe tse nent which viii rot rens linpid at
ssnperstare Of 42o OF Fahrenheit, indie psndent ly
:, The Lght Hou-e Board. under the authority of
the Psrtm<nt, ese.yes the right to reject any bid
shsush il may be the lewsst, from other consissr.
apons u an ths price proposed. saa..5 = - !
IT desired by the successful bdier, the oil sil be
rscsved, upon Its standing tbs tests, immediately
ai,sr ne acceptance Of the bid ss-A ma .s7,A I
BY order OF the Light House RoaId:
zEalsI. THORNTON A. JkNKINs,
t Of H-eoAff saz,od Secretary.
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THE EUR0PA's NEWS.

yesterday We announced the arrival Of the
steamship Europa at Halifax with Liverpool
dates to the 3Oth ult. The news does not present
"ay points Of special Importance. The allies
were advancing on Sebastopol, alrnos. without
htndrance, the Russians falling back before
them. "A battle was reported to have taken
place on the 10th between the allies and the
Russians, In which the latter retired with
heavy loss. 1t is thought, however, to have
been mere skirmish and not an engagement
between the main armies. The Tartsrs in the
Crlmea are stated to be favorable to the allies,
and large numbers of them had volunteered.
An intense anxiety existed in England to learn
tho result Of the expedition
From the Baltic we learn that an attack
upon Heyel has been ordered, but the state
nsnt needs confirmation. Some minor opera.
lions OF the allies are announced upon the
Danube and in the White Sea.
The domestic news from England and France
10 not important. Spain remains quiet. Mr..
6oule was at Paris. -a-
The commercial news is favorable. Flour
had advanced Is. 3D., wheat 3d., corn 3D. tn
Sd. The cotton market exhibited an improved
tone
Provisions generally, had undergone no
change
The London money market was firm. Con.
soils closed at 95i.
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PERGONAH..

80. The Hon. j. W Denvers, recently elect
Cd to Congress from California, is the person
who killed the Hon. Edward Gilbert in a duel
1t will recollected that Mr. G. was one of the
hrst elected members of Congress from Cali
fornia- The Hon. P. T. Herber. is the col
league of Mr. Denvers. Both these gentlemen
are very ultra Nsbraska-bill men. San
Francisco correspondent of the New York
Tribune represents them as being perhaps
the two most ultra and southern public men in
! California.
-. Burr, Of the National Democrat, pitches
into Hon. VIM. Walker of that city, like
thousand Of brick" Well what of it, Who
minds Burr?
go. The Hands Of the 7th district of New
E York have nominated Col. James Curtis, (the
man who has bled so freely In keeping alive
Barr's paper) for Congress. In the lIth dis.
trict they have nominated Daniel B. Allen.
and in the 5th district Philip Hamilton, SON
OF the great Alexander, Of revolutionary
memory. .C4T. tLaA .,-s.
h7s ~. Matilda, wife of Thomas II. Saintola;r
near Wilkssboro', n. O., eloped with B. A.
torrance, tanner by trade, and sometimes
teacher OF sacred music. Saintclair was lying
mex In the house whom she left, taking one
female child with her, and leaving five other
children with her husband Torrance left a
respectable wife with six children entirely
destitute 3v-a -t- zf.a E ---
80. Gov. Powell, Of Ky, has issued pro-
olamstion appointing Monday, the 18th of
November, for special election for member
Of Congress in the. lid Congressional District,
to MI the vacancy occasioned by the death of
the Hon. Presley Ewing. a'a g .es Z !
60. 1t IL said that, Col ksah Fraser, long
known in Lancaster city Pa, as the "war
Horse Of Democracy delivered speech at
the Wing head quarters, in Lancaster, glory
ing In the defeat Of Bigler and Democracy.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Intelligencer insists that the Democracy
wear two faces under their Nebraska hood
their Northern journals insisting that the Ne.
braska bill is one " for freedom" while at the
South. according to our neighbor, it is bill
to give the South its rights. As to its own DO
ation upon the future of the Nebraska cues,
ton, the Intetiissaeer says: =
The National Intellieeneer has already
expressed its disapprobation, in more instances
tnan one, of any effort to agitate for repeal
OF tho Nebr aska bill and restoration of tn
missouri compromise line. In the first place.
1t IL impracticable, and therefore useless !:
ana. II 1t were attainable, the danger to the
peace Of the Union is too great to be hazarded
Tor any mere party purpose"
The Union, in reply to the In teH,esncsr's
denial that the Northern Democracy are less
sound on the slavery question than the North
ern Wing party, says
with few honorable exceptions. the whole
"hig party Of the North has adopted the terms
prescribed by the abolition leaders, and this
taet apparent In all the contests now going
on In the free States, On the other hand the
democrats of the North deserted, 70 be sure
~ some who have heretofore acted with them
are standlDg together and resisting the fusion
OF Viii ggery aud abolitionism with all the
earnestness and zeal of men resolved to sink
or swim with their national platform which
recognises fully the constitutional rights of
the South. The wings of the North are max
Ing the repeal of the Missouri Compromise the
Pretext for joining the abolitionists in united
crusade upon the South. The Democrats of
.ee >. MOTH are freely acquisscing in the repeal
the doctrine of popular sovereignty. and earn :.
esuy repudiating and bravaly resisting the
Mnlg pretence that they are less bound now
toan heretofore to respect and maintain the
rights OF the South. The Intelligencer adj.
doces no facts to sustain so bold an assertion.
sna none sustaining it can be adduced.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-12
VERY IMPORTANT

TO EOuSEKEEPEgS-Just received several
I hundrs d bushels of prime white Mercer POTA-
TOES, which will be- sold below the market pric.
Nhera Ave bushels sr upwards are purch seed 81 so
ser bushel. The above low price Is limited 10 this
week only. Apply early at the Old Railroad Depot,
Second street and Pennsylvania avenue
Also, keeps on hand q constant supply of HORSE
FEED, wholesale or retail, something cheaper than
most other establishments In the city, Come and
see. .sF WIN. II. SMITH 6 CO.
oct l1-lw