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WINE STORE.

John II. BUrHMArN, Psnnsslv ania avenue,
d south SIDE, between ~ and 9th streets, hiss re-
ceiv.d yer scho psr FsirfAx End other arrivals an
invoice OF Bordeaux Clatel in hogshsads, and Chas
Belas dor 'tgnsc
Also, London Brown Stout and Scotch Ale, Tsus.
rifle, Lisbon. and Sicily Wine.
Fre.h ssltser Wster, In Pint jugs, just recei, d
from Rotterdam. auy 2I-a,
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Washington. Aug. 81, 1s54-lt.
Is CENT DAGUERREOTYPES.

NHE che apst hest, aud OIL ly p..cs in the city Is
i a. the old stand Of J. j. Woodbridge, Pa. ave
nus, where you can get most perfect and lie-like
Likeness, beautifully colorsd and. flushed for tire
s,uall sum 25 nts We have two Of the best Cd
orators in the United States. While the polite and
gen lemsnly att ndance OF Prot Frank Steel Tai.
adge, makes 1t agreeable to sll who may wish TO
favor Us with ffeir patronage
aug d. eo3tt G H. STEWART p,nnse
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1HE BuNcoABE DIsTRIcr-The Whining.
ton On. CO. Journal shows that the majority
LOT Dockery is actually larger in Clingnan's
oiS11ict than that obtained either by Mr. Kerr
OF oy Gen. scott-lsrger than Mr.. Kerr's bv
40, and larger than Gen. SCOTS by 442.
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bssn found TO contain the diseased secrs,ion
Of the .will and slop fed COWS psnned up 10
the milk stables Of the city. msguesia and
oaalk to dtsguiss its bluenea, Btais sggs. four,
molasses and burnt sugar, to supply the deeid.
erasum OF creamy and yellow color s
The reports 10 the contrary notwithstanding,
Gen. Paez has not yet left the city for Vene-
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AGUs AND yEvER Of three years MsudiHg
CURED.-Mr. John Lsngdon, now living at Beaver
Dsm. Har over county, vs.. near kichmocd, bad
Agus and Fever for three years most oil the time he
had ch:lls tsice day, and rarely less than once
ha Was parchel With fsvers soon IS the chill left
hiin and after trying physicians, quinine, nost
the ronies advertised, and everything reconmspd.d
to him. ~ss about to give up IN despair, when Car
bottles, but before he had used than a sing e
ore, he was perfectly cured and hss not had chill
or fever -iuce.
Mr. Lngdon In ouy one cut thoui snds who
Ia been benefited by this great tonic Alternative
AMI bic OIL urifer
fsASSe ad-s
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"A ecAaP.-A young man at Cincinnati
named Henry r. Williams, wished to marry
MISS Susan Ann Pierpont, bat she preferring
some one else, Williams induced her to walk
with him along the bank of the river, when he
pushed her into the water. She was, how
ever. rescued, and Williams fed. $40 =.
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC
EXCURSION AND CONCERT

p n O 8 p K II us c O II n K r b A u ID.
DR0SPERrs CpSNET BAFD most respectfully
II announce to The itizeps Of Washington. George
town, and Alexsndris that they viii give grand
Exsursion and Con-ert to the White House Psvl-
ion on the 2Sth August.
Particulars 10 future advertisement.
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BREAD! BREAD, BREADTH

TNHE subscriber takes this means of informing his
i customers number net KNOWN that he is all
right this Monday morning; AID, notwithstanding
the attempt OF mval in business TO extinguish him
and his business, alt bis hands Except the wounsed
NAM are in the bake house at work, aud will be
prepared, usual. to furnish all orders for his an
prtcsientsd good Bread, aud everything else in his
line Of businefs. Look out for Frssier's Wagon $
We would ask the favor Of our numerous CTS omers
to please be ready when the wagon NEE, and when
they hear the words Here comes Frasers Fam,l.
Bread and Tea Biscuit, come along with your
and money. Let them only swat for the wagon,
and they will te cheerfully supplied.
JAMES FRASER
aug 81 corner of and 18th streets.
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0'HE NEW AND POPULAR SONG, Il tourh my
i soft Guitar" composed and arranged for the
Piano Fo-te by Prof j. G. Foertsch, words b. Hen
TT r. Stoddsrd. FED, and d-dcs,ed to John r. Nc
Quade, Esq. Of New York, can 70 had at tn, Music
Depot OF HILBUs q HITZ
an,
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MISS YOUNGs SEMINARY


VfNHE duties of this School for young laci-s will
i lie resumed on MONDAY, September 9TH
Every facility viii b. sforiei for thoruus h in
struction in the elementary and higher branches OF
English, in connection with the French L. .guage.
rerms, per quarter # weivs weeks. for The seniar
Glars, So; Primary Class S. French, iu addition, s.
au1 2l--eO,tt
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LATER PROM LIBERIA Dates from Liberia
the 10Th June have been received. Mr..
N0osrts' tho President Of the Republic, was
oa' leaving in the steamer for Europe, his
health having failed.
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GRAND GALA DAY,
GRAND MILITARY & ,IvIC EXCURSION
Prosperi's Cornet Band.

Prospects, Comet Band.
R Band most A respectfully ars announce ppas
To the cihzens Of Washington. Georgetown and
Alexandria. hat they will give and Military and
Civic Excursicn to -the-WHfTE HOUSE PAVIL
LION, On MONDAY afternoon, August IS.
The swift ard splendid steamer GE0RG e WASH
1SGToN has been chartered for the occasion, and
will leave Georgetown at L. O'Clock, Washington At
~, Navy Yard at j, and Alexandria at s. Return
iDg, will leave the Pavilion at seasonabe hour.
The Committee have made the most extensivs ar
engagements to render this one of the mort pleasant
of the tcason.
The Baud will perform some of The most popular
pieces of tie day, the Brass Reed and String In
s ruments, and thsir celebrated Cotilpn Band.
superior to any in the "ity under the direction of
Pro! essor [. Weber. will be in attendance
The Refreshneut department IL placei in the
handsof On EXP erienced and accommodating caterer.
Tickets ONE COLLAR, admitting z ntlrman and
ladies' TO be had at the usual places, If any mem
bers Of The Band, and at the wharf on the day Of
the excursion
The officers and members of the Military CON-
pasies are respectfully requested to appear in uni
form.
MI. =. Dubsnt hiss kindly volunteered his services
Vanderwerken has kindly consented to have stagcs
at the wharf on the arrival OF the boat
Should the weather prove unfavorable, the excur-
sion will be postponed until further notice.
Committee Of arrangements.
J. F. Prospect, Fred Prospect,
A. Pons, J.. Weber,
I. Wagner, Rappetti,
.--- c. Prospect. @
aug 21-1w
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%Us. H.~p-or,s v,o...,

~ Usl HAAProN's VEGETABLE TIrcrusr-Hsv.
lnssHses OF the Kidneys, any Lose Of Pover ana n.y.
arrlngsmant OF the 'ystemf We but point Won To
the thouaaEds who have used the Carr I1yicoxs-
TOE - S>>
In proof Of what We SAY sboys wa rsfsr vou 4,
"Hs0p'epS Vegetable Tincture," and !ts effects,
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YOUFG LADIES' CLASS ICAL INSTITUTE,
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
Indiana drenue, bettresn ad and 4k streets,
NEARLY OPPOSITE cTrY HALL
THE sxercis of this School will be resumed on
j MONDAY, the 1hh september next
Circulars sent ON application f- cd.
aug 2I-1m STEPHEN II. MIRICK, AN.
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PARK HOTEL,
This delightful Suburban Retreat,
On rIb ,1e1r ISo,,,9o.,, s,rsx,

This delightful Suburban Retreat,
On 7U, nedr boundary street,
- Is Now 0P4N FOt
smsl THE RECEPTION or
49, THE PUBLIC.
1he Propristors respectfully inform their friends
that everything served up at their ests blishment
shsll be tie best.
The Billiard, Bowling, snd Shooting Saloons are
in Ct mplete order.
Parties will be served with Break FAST, Dinner or
Supper at short notic,, sp5 in the most approved
styte, not surpassed by any house in the District
For the accom- odetion Of the public, Coaches OF
he Union Lice will les the corner of 9Th STREET
snd Pa avenue every thirty minutes, day AID eve
nirg. commencing at O'Clock a. m for the rSIk
Hotel; stopping at Union HILL, g s;re.t
WILSON Il HAYWARD,
Pror'rs Union Hall, C St /, Park Hotel, It'll q.
sug ly-lm
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oEArA OF An AeED WoxAN.-A woman dad
~ eoa0a lsss week q. The age Of lo2 years,
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NOTICE The Yswl Boat KNOW
ga NOTdING" will run from the Canal Wharf,
81 dria. I, Fort Washington, Md, and back
With any boat that wss q the on the 18th OF
August, for 500 or upwards. Ten days notice re-
CURED. Any information eau be hal Mt G. L. Ten
nison's DaDzerfeld's Wharf
aug 2l-3t~ KNOW NOTHING
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Is EASrMsNs HEADACHE REMEDY hiss never YET
failed to cure sick headache. Gail for proof Of this
at HTIMAS's Drug Store
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OSr-On the lltk instant, in IL street. Maa q.
IL ckusAt's avenue, or 9Th street, a BUNDLE con
tanning chid's blanket, ard = re- of Coral. The
at this office. aug 2l-lt%
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& &
An kXCRLLENT SADDLE AND HARNESS
IA HORSE 2OR SALE But ak YEARS OLD
WARRANTED SOUND TERMS Low. Apply ss
the Star once. ~ NJ
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I OSI-A pair Of GoLO SPEC7ACLES between
\ the City Post Office aud 18th stIesf and Pa ave.
The nvder shall receive liberal reward by leaving
th' m At this office ang 1915
NaALLENGE ACCEPTtD.-I will accrpt the
" challenge offered in the Alexandria Gazette OF
this morning for boat ard will put mp the
amount named at any time the challenger will come
fyrwarf J. LINOsEY
aug le-2tr at J. Ushsr's SITES mboat Wharf
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SCAVENGER,S NOTICE.

L1RsT District, secopd Ward, from Boundary,
Il along l3ib, to street north, thence along
to 18th, thence TO Ii, taking In square 81, thence
slong d to 10th, thence a'ons 10th 10 Boundary.
Notices lefs at the following places viii meet
with prompt attention:
T. NJ. p. King. corner VT avenue and 18th ct.
j. W. Reed, corner and l4ih st.
j. Joyc-. corner and 18th St
auS 1S-sts j WHITNEY.
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LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS
EMPORIUM.

TNBIa dav receiving l,rg. SUI piy of LEATHER
i. LASTEhGS d. SHOE FINDINGS.
400 sd-s of sole Leather
IS dozen French Calf Skins, Of the bel makes
leo dozen Morocco and Lining SIX ne
100 sides Harness and Bible Leather
20 dozen superior Patent Calf Slins ..
Hcme II ade Calf aud Ripp skins
Upper and skirtiDg Leathr
Book Finders LIE sther Of sill dsscript: chs
Soze's Tools, and bis Vsrpi Ia, &c
Please to call aud examine for yourselves, ell, Of
viii will be sold on the most res sonsL,e ana II.
comModating terms. T. G. FORT,
near the Patent ofice. 7th street
~ $50 SID prime SPANISH SOLE LEATH-
En-, at IS rents per Id. au, 4I-2w
BONNETS, RIBBONS, CAPS, &c.
7 Al closing out the following goohs without re.
l. gard to cost, for the purpose of hx.ay up the
stcre and to make room for Fall Goods:
20 . B0NNErS. ,-..--.
Gimp Bonuets, 1919 to IS
Straw d. rs to 81 30
Straw Hats and Flats cheap.
DRESS CAPS.
Dress apd Breakfast Csps, Is to 81
Ribbon Headdresses Is to 81 Is
RibbSa Rosettas rs to 81 "a pair
Parssoleites 20 to So
And variety of goods, consisting Ribbons, Gimp,
Braid, Flowers, Fans, Gloves, DC
Fa avenue, between 10th and 18th SITS.
aug 11-fo2~
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,@ THOSE In WANT OF RE.DY-MADs CLOTHING
shoul befors purchasing e''ewher-, call at ali
Walker Il Co.'s Marble Hall CLOTHING Enpc run,
where they viii find materials Ct all kinls. colors
and qualities made Up in the most approved styles
and at prices vhich cannot fail to ictacs them to
purchase They have just rsceive,i an additional
large supply OF thoss beautiful and well ua de Duck
Drilling Coats, which have TO comparison In this
market Their stock Is well kept up, consisting Of
everything belonging to grntleu aus wardrobe,
together with boys md servants clothing
a4-spIrNDrD PrcTrsEs-Thcs our readers who
destre to pass through splendid Gallery OF Pictures,
should not fail to pay visit 70 Plumb's Rooms on
the Avenue. He has on exhibition there some choice
specimens Of the art of Ddgu.rreoyping in Oh.
which for beauty and excellence are incompatible.
Fhfrs Ia portrait executed, In tls last style, q
PRESIDENT Pierce, that reflects great credit or tie
artist every neaInsnt thereof giving ife-like ex-
preston. Mr. pluinbe Is reckoned among the 6rsi
Daguerrean artist OF onr time war 30
IA joe 81 ELLINGTON re ,eires al the New Books
and Newspapers Sc fast publ he'd. lie Is agent
or Har ers and al the o'her Magazines, and cur
readers will always find large and gcoa assort
M mt o. Blank Books and stationery at bis Book
store, odecn Building, corner of4K street Penn
sylvanis avenna- aug 10
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I tSr-On the 18th instant. god Sieve Button,
IL marked J. X X The finder will greatly oblige
the icser by leaving it a. this Office.
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A LII MUSIC as sung by Kunkefs Eisbtin-
n gale Ethiopian Opera Troupe can b. had e
tine N usic Depot of HJLBU5 HIfZ
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~ FIRST WARD.-Hessrs. Editors Pl ase an
houncs 2. NJ. P. KING. ESQ 81 . cane idste 'or tn
vacan in the Board Of Common Council from the
First = ard. and he will be supported by
aug l1-l* MANY VOTERS,
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s. FIRST WARD-M. WIN II. PERKINS
Is recopmeD ded to the ct the First War; Us
suitable pers'n to represent them in the Common
Council, and vii. be- SUP porter by
spg l5-.vs Many VOTERS
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PHILADELPHIA PRINT BUTTER.

PHILADELPHIA PRINT BUTTER.
Dthsnhs desircus Of obtaining Phi ad slphia
L PRINT BJTTER, fresh from the oairy can
do Sd py calling AZ my Stalls, (6s and SD Centre
Market.
Orders will be rcpired by Meesrs sbekell Bailey,
No. s, .posit- Centre Market, and the Butter de-
iivsred soy part Of the city.
aug 1875. GEO NJ. OYSTER.
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a. 70 TuE VOTERS OF THE FIRST WARD
CHA& A. D.alIS having consented to become a
cardif at- to fill the vacancy occasionsd bv the
I-a:h OF O. 9. Paine, Esq be viii be supported b.
special lection 10 re held on the 2stb inst
II
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A CARD.
TNHG Cabinet and Undertaking business is still
continued a. The esg ablishu emit of the late Vim.
hing on Congress street G.org stcwn, where ell or
ders viii meet with prompt attention.
aug 1s-2w WIN. KING, yr.
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WARRETS
WARRETS
IMPROVED FIRE AND WATERPROOF
COM POSITION ROOFING.

WA6EENS
IMPROVED FIRE AND WATERPROOF
COMPOSITION O0FING.
W < take p,e,sure in calling the attention OF
w parties contemplating building to this high
ly popular roofing me- trrial, " bich has been IN
tensive use thr ughout the cities of the Western
Sits and Brit.h fr-vir fer upwards Ct yesrs,
during which time IL has EN- tested b. every vsri-
ETY. of circumstance, and Is universally conceded 70
ncse ess- la greater d+sree than snv oth,r roofing
ma eris in the valuable qualities Of cbeapness,
durability and secur ty sgaist the action Of the e.
enc is.
We are ready to contract for roofing In the city
and country
Office hours from IL to II N /, and 4 to pm.
c. NJ. WARREN 4 90,
10th st, % door above Mc1uire's Auction Room.
aug l9-3m'
DOR sALE-A valuable family HORSE and
May be IN 1t the Livery Stab Of Mr.. Humphrey,
corner OF 9th and str ets, who Ia authorized 10
sell Terms sh six months credit, satisfactorily
secured by a negot BILE NOE. aug lS-lvs
63 ESTRAY-& small red COR with
kSI5S horu:s the end OF each ear c pt of Apy
ne returning said onw to 18th st., second
no. DC above L, west eide, Island, will be suitably
fe"sroed' aug Is 81
pLACk BRACELETS, bexutifal and low
ID priced, at LANNON'S. 5tb 81
aug lS-3-
A TX PlsToLs-for the you. g,ters, at
"A LANNON'S, It'll 81.
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ChoLhkA IN MARYLAND.-The SIN If this
morning states that several persons ha,, s;.d
lately Of cholers at Wesher sdsvili., B.l,imor.
county, and that consequently the inhsbi,,n,.
of thai village and vicinity are r,.,t,v
alarmed.
We Learn from gentleman, direct from Bal.
timors, that number Of persons have died in
that city Of cholera during the last few days
We know Of At least two perso who have died
vitats bbndsr The circumstances, We think
the health officers Of Baltimore mush To blame
for suppressinS the fset Of the sx,,ssncs Of
7 bat disease N BALTIMORE
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- NOTICE.-A see 3ai meeting Of the
t-3 Perseverance, Fire Company will he held on
'hIs (3Ionday) EVE 'IN8, the 2 st instant, at S
'clcck.
Puactual attendance liz requested.
HhNRY LYLES,
aug z1-E Pr esident.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-19

What shall we say to this neighbor-how
shall we treat him-what respect is due him
what veracity may we accord him in private
life-after his emphatic assertion yesterday,
that there is only one Democrat in Wander
burgh county opposed to the Nebraska Bill!
Should any statement he may hereafter
choose to make in his paper, be relied upon
as truth, simply because he says so! We are
now serious. Such an open, barefaced,
shameless untruth, told in newspaper as a
fact, should make any man of proper feelings
serious In its contemplation. More than
this--it is just such contempt in certain edi-
tors for all truth and decency in their state
ments, which has done more than all other
things combined, to destroy the influence of
the press. Such editors make the public
doub, the veracity and honor ofaH edtors.-
Such disgraceful influences have made many
men honestly believe, that to be editor,
and especially political editor, man must
consent to be public liar and moral pros
titute. Without claiming any exemption
from the frailties ofman, and making free &c
acknowledgement of such zeal and fervor in
the defence of our political principles, and
personal interests perhaps, as often lead US
into expressions warmer than our cooler mo-
ments might sanciion-yet we scorn the
character as an editor which the disgraceful
conduct of some in the profession would fix
upon all. If we were guilty of telling base
falsehoods to a thousand persons at once in
our paper, we should hesitate to ask any one
to take cur word in private life.
The Enquirer has boldly said there is but
one Democrat in this county opposed to the
Nebraska Bill. Yet but few weeks ago at
a meeting in this city in which large num-
Der Of Democrats were present, only five
persons voted for this bill by opposing strong
resolutions against it. Among all the Ger
man Democrats in this city, how many are in
favor of the bill! But We did not mean to
descend to an argument on this absurd state
ment. No one knows better than it's author,
how entirely false is the assertion. 1t and
similar assertions are intended to give people
abroad wrong opinion Of the sentiments OF
this community, and intended especially to
cheer up the hearts Of doubtful Democrats
who are yet on the fence. But they will not
| win,
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Commereim, Couyention.

The Convention which met at Charleston
last week, appears to have been attended by
the very first class of our commercial CON-
munity. The chief objects considered by
the Convention were stated by the Chair
man, Hon. VIM. e. Dawson, as follows:
Direct Importations, the Pacific railroad
the Tehuantepec railroad, Commercial Con-
nections with South America, Mail Commu-
nications with Foreign countries, Education
at Home, Manufactures at the South, I'm.
provement of the Navigation of the Missis
sppi river, and its embankment so rs to re.
claim the immense extent of swamp land:
in its borders for cultivation. His remarks
were received with much applause.
DIR. Coombs, of Kentucky, presented the
resolutions of the Chamber of Commerce o
Louisville, asking that the next meeting o
the Convention be held in that city. A. L
Shotwell and w. III. Shanckiford, OF KY, are
members Of the business committee. Hon
Hamilton Smith, of Cannelton, represent
the Uoosier State, and is also member o
the business com mittee.
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Mr.. O,RIley,s Sale.

Nj. P. G. O'Riley's sale of property came
off Yesterday, and sold as follows:
HIS residence sold to Mr. VIM. BRowN for
S3,Oo-the price asked for it few months
ago,'ut not its present value probably.
TIE lot on Water street, the ice-house lot,
80 feet by lis, sold to DR.. d. A. FARssLEY'
for So per foot or 50, 100.
Tie two lots corner Locust and Water
stress, making together $50 feet front by the
same depth, were purchased by Mr. HoL-
LlKewoRTH, of the firm of Holingsworth q
Hughes, at s6s per foot, or $4,000. This
propsty was cheap and Mr.. II. will have an
opportunity of specializing in it.
Althese purchasers are young men--twe
of THIN married it is true, but young notwith
standing. We are glad to see "youns
Ameica" looking up. There is some pro-
perty as we'll as enterprise in Evansville
Young America.
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some Of the German States claimed of nat
aralised citizens Of this country, which the doc
trine of the Marcy letter says is absolved
and cancelled whenever domicil only, is &C
quired in the U. s. The Enquirer was the
only paper in the United States, that avowed
and advocated the doctrine which it now
vainly attempts to saddle upon the wing
press. Will you deny this, Mr.. Enquirer
and afford US the pleasure of proving it!
We feel obliged to our neighbor Tor caus'
ing US to review the able letter OF Rev }.
McMasters. 1t is a concise and Logical pa
per, and one which neither Smith Miller nor
his apoloeist can controvert.
Of course we do not know whether the
Clarion switch got misplaced was con-
veniently lost or not, but if it don't hereafter
ring some Clarion notes in our neighbours ears
we are an i'll advised prophet. The Enqui'
rer will find that the people of Old Gibson
whom it is pleased to call "fools" are not YET
all dead
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HENDERSON AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD
This road is said to be progressing rapidly.
The Hopkinsvile Wing says: "There are
about six hundred men at work in Hender-
SON md Hopkins counties. This force is
principally engaged on the Tunnel and the
deep cutting in those counties. The most
of the grading is done on other sections OF
the roa, The managers hope to commence
wing Gown the iron rail during the summer
and befre fall it is expected the cars will be
running to jacksonville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-19

FEMININE EMBARRAssMENT.-M Swiss
helm the lady editor of the Pittsburgh Satur-
day Visitor, in her last issue, says, with her
characteristic candor and simplicity:
"Indisposi.ion which kept us in our room
prevented our seeing or hearing Miss Brown
while she was in Plttsburg, and sudden in
hux of domestic cares prevented our doing
the usual amount of editorial work last
week."
In the good tine coming, when woman are
to take their places side by side with men at
the Cabinet board and in our legislative halls
we fear that such little interruptions from ga
sudden influx of domestic cares" may some.
times prove embarrassing.