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NGISIA-Ata Circuit Court held for the City Of Peters
@ a, Lie Court House thereof tho 2Olh day OF January,
ugeer and P c, Osborne merchants and partners
George H. Ruhin Oway p Haro an Cinnamon No
Meem, surviving partners Of the late firm Of No.
'aec 4 Meem, plainlias:
.n H. Coupland Executor Of Carter Ceupand, deceased,
Aa!nolcs The President, Directors and Company OF the
pg :la, William H. MacarIand the personal representa-
r ,ha RiGdoph deceased. and Collier II. Mrge, Juanna
%idoS Of George r. Coupland Carter COupand, John
Infants md heirs Of Carter Coupand deceased, by H.
guardian ad em, and William Leigh, Executor Of
l,~.- pm deceased, Defendants.
sng that order proceeding has been taken in this
S continue the same for more than years, it is
@ publish copy Of This order once week for four
Pa "a Hcopy-Te,le: JNo. c. ARMlSTEAD, D. c.
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THE GUANO MONOPOLY-The Peruvian Official
ruvian Government by E. H. Sullivan, ESQ., II. B. Ms
Charge Afaes TO Peru by order OF ha government call
ing the attention of the Peruvian cabinet to the high price
of euano and the evil arising from the present system Of
saes aud urging that the trade guano may be
thrown open 10 compellton Sr Gregoho Paz Sodan the
Peruvian Minister of Foreign Affairs sends long reply, in
which be ustes the of Peru and declines to accede
| 10 the request-[ Baltimore American,
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made by Her haeslys ships discover possible lresh
sources OF supply
Alter few words from Mr.. JonN M'GREooR, the motion
una urnnd tn
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'sAxcIs Mossrs, ESQ.,, Throgs Neck Westcheser N. y
l5e FrLroH STREET, N. T., AND BRookLyN, ,sea Com


w fertilizer has used for several years Eng
and aud other parts Of Europe and 10 Guano holds e
in popularity Its introduction In this country mas
recent the progress has made in the estimation o.
public been less marked uccesul than abroad
Eensvey used throughout the Northern States, alter iu
nd igaon Of its mes and it srapJly oecomns IKE
necesso Guano ayorte manure at the South ana west
OF abou! one fifth their weight Of suphuric acd dilute
which added due proportion Of guano ana sunha
The the active and one oi the most e1le
! khEs In the best Peruvian Guano.
phospha,cs which seldom the All crops are benoht
afia application. -, -,
M tor All bags viii be branded &c b. DE Burg No
&E-piosphae Of Lime" Peruvian Guano of hest quality
.nul:ura and Horticultural Implements Of all kinds
Garden seeds OF various OF fresh anc
! ared.
American Agriculturaist, weekly, 81 per volume two vol
! fag year.
a se at L. ALIENS Agricultural Warehouse and Seed
rs s9 and lel Water Street, New York.
~
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THE HEAVY PAYMENTS uNDER AWARDS OF

The Austrian Government refuses recognise Mr.. Wynd-
ham Robertson Consul Trieste The delicate
Of the Emperor shocked by Mr. Robesons revolution.
ary language"
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THE TIDE WATER CONNECTlON.-Whi Rich
mond Is anticipating large benefit commercially from In
oreased facilities to the ascending trade promised by the
widening and deepening of the Dock and he approach
vessels nearly opposite the centre Of the City, friends
Norfolk also anticipating great benefits from this mpor-
an Improvement The last Norfolk Beacon contains the
following on this subject:
'We regard The opening Of this connection between the
James River Canal and the river Rockets of The
most important improvements for Norfolk and this section
the State which has projected The loan OF 600
which has been authorized by the last Legislature will
plete The work at carly day. uod pleased learn
that of enerprsiug merchants and capitalists
preparing have The proper boats built with view of i'm
mediatoy embarkng in The lrade thus opened to
city, Success TO them"
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER

BY RITCHIEs g. PRYOR.
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH ., 1854.
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SEIZURE OF THE "BLACK WARRIOR" AT HA


The United States steamer Corwn, which arrived a,
Charleston Sunday last, brought advces from Havana
up 10 the st OF March, and contains tho particulars Of the
seizure OF u S. steamship Black Warrior by the autho
rifles OF Cuba This vessel Capt. Bullock sailed from Mo-
bile via Havana for New York and taken possession
OF by the Spaniards off Havana Tuesday the 23h u,
under the following circumstances, detailed by the
Charleston Mercury of Tuesday last
II has been lhe custom at Havana for some eighteen
months past allow steamships which merely touched
that place without freight 10 land to hand In to the boarding
officer of The customs, nominal manifest and under this
regulation which had received the sanction OF the auhor
lies there Capt Buloch OF the Black Warrior reported his
ship in ballast when boarded by The revenue officer The
official of the returned 10 the Black Warrior
raj times during the day. each occasion being informed
that the ship BALLAST but the third Interview Capt.
Bulloch euspecting that something than usual in
tended by these repeated yiss informed The officer that he
had on board nine hundred bales for New York but
nothing for Havana. Capt Buoch then Informed that
his ship would be seized for infracton Of the Revenue
laws Capt Bulloch Immediately took the necessary steps
alter hs manifest the time allowed by law welye hours)
for alterations In the manifest not having expired but
the authorities positively declined allowing him do 80,
and proceeded lake possession OF the ship which Capt
Buloch refused give up, until large force
down TO the ship render resistance useless.
Capt Buloch his officers and men, had gone on board
the u S. steamship Fulton aud the Black Warrior be-
ing discharged by the Spanards when the Corwn left.
Some forty passengers on board the Black Warrior,
who allowed quit the ship, their baggage being
locked by the authorities and the servants having
board the Fulton put 10 very great inconveni
ence.
The Corwn has brought the malls Of the Black War
ror also dispatches from tho u. S. Consul Havana.
excitement prevailed among the Merchants Havana
regarding this unjustifiable seizure.
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GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
TIE SALE OF TOBACCO, WHEAT, FLOUR, AND
pROnuCE GENERALLY

GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
[s TIE SALE OF TOBACCO, WHEAT, FLOUR, AND
iCOUNTRY PRODUCE GENERALLY.
E subscribers have this day associated themselves together
for the posc Of doingn Gcnes Commission Business the
+ Richmond under the frm and sty Of
JOHNSON g. PUGH.
The long experience OF Mr. johnson Inspector and Sales
abrook Warehouse and his experience in the Comms
Business the past year, fater ourselves that we shall be
satisfaction TO all persons favorns with their patron.
.ttomSrg our best Efforts 10 please them
l6 oficc Front Building Shockoe Warehouse
THOS TINSLEY JOHNSON,
Late Inspector Seabrooks Warehouse.
WIN. n. PUGH,
Late Of Clarkesville, Mecklenburg County.
IFERESCES Robert Y. OVERLY James Z. IIaskins,
William Townes A. c. Finley, E. A. Ialloway, Carkeevie;
lPuryar, Mecklenoure; William l.. Owen, ESQ Black Wal.
Robert Owen ESQ., Mayo Josiah Dahbs Esq, Halifax C..
es Turbive, Boornsbursh; Bird Ferrell, Brooklyn;
william Rlsor. PusylvaDia.
takes this occasion Of returning his thanks to his
for The very liberal encouragement extended 10 him as
Merchant aud asks It's continuance 10 the new concern
soo Pugh upon whose joint efforts they may rely for the
ar, alschssc OF ul business confdcd TO their
ta s-c3m TIIOS. TINSLEY JOHNSON.
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Os- The New Albany Ledger says the
Evansville packet Fawn is now laid up at
that port, and has been reprinted and re-
paired thoroughly and offered for sale. The
Rainbow, Capt. Holcroft's new and splendid
packet, which is to take the place of the
the Fawn, is completed. She is 24O feet
long, feet hold. and 80 feet beam. She
will be down first rise.
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But what excuse have Northern men

But what excuse have Northern men now
for agitalion! La 1850 the Compromise
measures were passed, containing the princi.
pie of non-intervention, exactly the princ-
pie Of the Nebraska bill.-l Eng.
Let the Enquirer ask what excuse for ag-
tation had Northern men for getting up the
present agitation! The people of the North
considered the Compromise of 1850 as set
ting all slavery agitation for years to come
They sank into peaceful and happy repose,
confident that it would be Of long continu.
ance. But that demagogue Douglas, backed
by the Pierce administration, disturbed that
peace, and they are responsible for all the
agitation which has followed. Now, their
organs are crying in hypocritical words
"what excuse have Northern men now 70,
agtation!" This is adding insult to injury.
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BRnFORD,s FAMILY GROCERY.

undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens Of
stock sFamy roceres Provisions every descrpon
Second street. door James Steels Lumber
where they hope by strict attention business merit
receive share Of puiiic patronage.
They daily receiving fresh supplies Of Butter Cheese
Eggs Lard and Poultry iron the country and shall keep
ssAay hand full supply of all staple articles for table
~.
Goods purchased this will be delivered the
residences Of purchasers free Of charge.
sept BEDFORD d ,Db.
VDUTNANf's MAGAzlNEfor August. reee,eeat
II aug5 SAMUEL LISTENS booA 'scre'
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0-The Enquirer says that flanagan,
Owen, Chamberlain and Whitcomb, all great
democratic leaders in ls4s, were only "bd-
ding for Free Soil votes" when they wrote
that Congress had the right to prohibit slave
~ in territories. A few days ago, we gave
Senator Pettit's old position, W.. Browns
old position. Col. Mays. Fitch's, &C., along
side of flanagan, &c. Were these gentle
men all bidding for free soil votes," Now
ther think if they had taken any other
hion "the, xnalnI' would have kicked them
ssrur breeches.
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W We learn by the Ledger, that the
steamers Fawn, Rainbow, Antelope, Belle
Key, Piota, Mary Hunt, E. ID. White, En-
pire, Eclipse. Empress. Glendy Burke, Sui
tsna and A. l.. Shotwell, are laid up at that
port, besides three or four new Steamers
Wonder bow big steamer looks.
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OF We were mistaken in the authorship
of the article in Tuesdays Enquirer against
Mr.. McMasters, and hereby make the proper
amende for im2uting go disgraceful an article
TO decent man.
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CONGRESSIONAL Discussion by appoint
ment as published this is the day the citizens
of Evansville are to be addressed by Messrs.
Hall and Miller, the candidates for Congress.
We hope they will have large crowd in at.
tendance. We presume they will speak at
Apollo Hall, and in the afternoon.
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We presume any representative Of q
Northern State would vote against the intro.
duction of slavery into free territory.
Enquirer.
Then why did the Northern Doughfaces,
by breaking down the barriers which pre-.
vented the possibility of such an evil. permit
slavery the privilege of going there if the
first few squatters who located in the terrific
ries said so. They moved the restriction,
against the will of the people, and they have
thus as effectually legislated slavery in Kan
sas at least. as it was ever in Kentucky -
Slavery is very apt to 60 where it is not
prohibited. r: a-
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q. IN. EGGI.EsroY = CO,

g. II. EtsCLESTON e CO.,
HDROPRlETORS of the Crescent City Foundry in Evans
vlie BALD all kinds Of Machinery in ss. quality and
price, equal % any made in any city of the West.
We make Fire and steam Engines al Saw and Grst Mill
Irons Iron Water heels Car Wheels Cast Iron House
Fron Fence Railing of Brass Work OF all
kinds Wrought and Cast iron Bridge Workndeed every
thing in line Of business Prompt attention given
pairs. --i.L
pay highest rice for Iron Brass aud Copper.
Foundry the Cana-coTner Of Canal and nge streets
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John CIOVER A, IN

JOHN p. GLOVER & CO.
uDROPRIETURS Of the large Lumber Main
aud 9TH streets Evansville Ind. would respectfully
builder and others wanting lumber, their stock
complete consisting of
Pine boards ., every grade and thickness.
An and Pine flooring
Pine and Poplar withdrawing.
Dressed fine ceiling,
Hs.plock yoists and Scantlin.
No. Shaved pine Shingles. land no mistake.)
60 Sawed do do,
Cot Popiu do DO &C.. &c.
Orders from the Country will receive prompt
Builders will bear mnd that hne boards uniformly
cut II and Is feet long.
Terms CASH unless otherwise contracted for the time of
purchase,
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o. We thank the officers of the Linden
for Cincinnati papers left Us yesterday. The
Linden left Cincinnati last Thursday.
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

II ? Blank Deeds. of the most approved form and on
line paper Blank Notes, Bills Ladng, &C.. &c. for sale
at this office
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GLORIOUS SUMMER.

GLORIOUS SUMMER.
WITH the hot sultry bid the rank
vegetation Of the lowlands and marshes in the deep valleys
OF the rivers the South wither and die The
burning drinks the and the aeesyng plants
give on and vapors that IL inhaled
produce lelow Jaundce arrangements OF the stomach and
se parrhee .r dsenery Ague aud Fever Bilious
yhus Fevers Under these aud inhue
you shou'a make free DR. DgUcE's INDIAN VEGETABLE
PAsAcEA IL las power cleanse the bowels purity the
blood and restore health Advertisement in another col
una OF this paper. eyS
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Mr.. SASDEKs:-Please announce the name of JAMES
Jr as candidate Tor Councilman in the 2nd
Ward the election NIL the vacancy oeeioned by the
death of Mr. Francis A. Linck. seps-te
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{" Tn Monticello arrived here night
before last from Louisville. She left on the
Sunday previous. we thank the clerk for
Sunday papers. -
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DIR, ;. G. BURCH. DsNTIsT.

devoted the his life the study
and practice Of bis profession would respectfully
those who in debt him for professional services
ward and settle without delay 1t unusual
Of members Of the profession to which he belongs give
red and he earnestly that will call him
in future for services who
willing both material used and the skill
for op ration VI the kind. "a
api1u
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n. g. FARRELL'S
CELEBRATED ARABIAN IMMINENT

CELEBRATED ARABIAN IMMINENT
WE DAILY HEAR Of the most astonishing cures being
4 ies' BIZ SfPr,iIM
truly say son knowisdse that ne incidence ever
ss,ea mas peyiorned the same wondeI,ai cures hat
nakesisso truly valuable IL theref re hailed by the
rs as ~ greatest blessing Of tie sge Snd no would
basslf 70 ls withovs this sovereign balm who had
n * as over s few %ia
We sarnesuy desire ypa to cali nrsa the agent.
'Irrssh yei. fyse % ehsrse snail bcos ontsnins-
OF pecIsIl- psrsans ofesrs. eneetTd ~
etrate euedisns which sure, enough 60 e.nvines
eraics d cured after she psri.at
saner-a er Thing bat death twenty years Also
had leaving setsss srrares, u
bong pqsen,ns SO hs.rS sp.ea.le thst cir FRIENDS
noaneef heus BEYOND ANY HUMAN BsroRT o relieve.
is ta host ecassa: remedy knO~a for eurn. ssrans.
weu2 bruises shiibains neuralgia. tsoshaehe. tes Of
ses rsps;ies ,hrsst ws.h tsnors
ya etc.; aud Is with snLownded success in OF
fWmsass Of horses and ctttle seh swesny. farey.
hyuises wounds. sd mech and joints ianessss.
IL u..d Il tie beginning Of .s. pcev rinsSsas and spa
xin will invariably stop their failure EyerJ fam
emergency. s..s ,.rra
LOOK orr FOR coUxrERFErTs,
The rable eautened AGAINST another counterfeit which
Mas lately made its appearance called W Farrss Arabian
his having the Parre many win good faith
wtno~sthe knowledge that exist aud they win
has wrousbt It's evil fleets.
genuine article raanuaetnr-d only BY H. c. Farrell
Main .r,.t: Peoria ins. 70 whom ali speises,oss Tor
g Id Be ygS g. is ,hf G
An h' ssna'nfe en- the wrapper al ohsIs are scssEfeis
Wholesale and retail Agents Evassriis lad.
ana BY regularly authorized agents throughout the United
gs- Price 25 81 cents. and On rer bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every village and hamlet in
Aadrs,s H. q; Farren a. at.Se .scomasnia .s oss =
terence rs to character responsibility. sc. seps-w
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SALE At ARaRC.Ix,r

SALE At a BARGNIN,.
EHNHE undersign offers his
IL on the mostrsasonsbe terms. Consisting OF well Sc
ecd assortment Of Clothing and Furnishue Goods Fsncy
Goods Hats and Caps Jewelry. &c &c For particulars
Of the subscriber Main
ey2l s. KAHN
AY-The high market price be paid in cash for
n II any quantity Of good Hay BY
sept T. Ora T K CO.
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4 The Journal a few days since was annihi-
nting in its own feeble way, DIR. Graham " .
fitch. DR.. Fitch has been much misrepre.
scented. His words hive been taken by them
selves in dij ointed phrases, without refer
ence 10 his intent, or to the circumstan ces
under which they were utterea.-Enqutrer.
All! Well let's see whether DR.. Fitch's
language below can be misconstrued or mis-
represented by being taken in "disjointed
,hrases:" 90
PLYMOUTH, Ind, Aug 4, 40.
To Graham N. Fitch
Sir:-lst. Will yoN if elected, vote for
The unconditional repeal of Slavery in the
District of Columbia.
2. Wiliyou vote for The abolition of the
Interstate slave tradel
81. Will you vote sor the Wilmot Provso
being extended over the Territory of Cali.
Torna and New Mexico, and against any law
authorizing slaves to be taken there as prop
srty!
Please answer the above questions yes or
10, without comment. st'f f}
GEORGE PoMERoY.
"With pleasure | answer "yes" to the
Ibove questions. GRAHAM N. FITCH.
We lh nix DR.. Fitch has rather q feeble
way OF annihiIa,ing himself.
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PRIVATE Rs,ARDIy

PRIvtTE BOARDING. tt1
MFRS. DR.. NBGLEY. having taken a house on Chesnus
vh street, opposite the Episcopal Church. prepared TO
accommodate Day Boarders; also Of families.
sePS-2ss
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

THE dersgn-d has apped administrator Of tn.
County. and reques.s AL hAvi with said
m.as s.,,' '''''m'n' The
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WANTED.

SITUATION as Book keeper Salesman In o Dry Good
IA Grocery Store lie reference given
character snd business ha:s Apply ,he Cit. Clerk
oihce. Sepl IL
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TO MERCHANTS.

GRASS SEED.-The subscribers wish to buy hushe
NJ Of Red Seed which they will paw highest
ket price immediately. sep6 T. GRANT co.
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Mk SANDERS:--You II please nounee my name as a
candidate for eeection Assessor for Pseea
township. At the ensuing Octobes election.
RpJ WN WARREN
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HECTfON.
"a Office givea that will he held
Neptune Engine House. Saturday. the 18th day OF
September 1884, for Of nns vacancy In the OF
Franc A. Lnek Durham appointed Inspector
Election. BY order Of the Common Csuncii. s.
sep6-te oEo. n ioDD CLERK
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Mr.. SASpERs:-7ease announce b
for the ofhce Of Sheriff Of yxDderbRrgh
October election.
sepe-vs
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81 We are astAorized to announce JOHN WALSH as
Tor to the If County
sue Octooef eiectioR
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A PRACTICAL Book Keeper will Post and arrsns
Merchants Books. ms Ike Balance Sheets in indva
uai or company he will take charge OF set
Books in hossae House in any trneh OF tus'nss AZ
ply az The Wall Paper Store Of -r,rx r,
auglt u.s. JOHN G. DENEREI y, Or.
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,.sii'y. ior sals BY
ERI & CO.. Sye.. near Water. bs
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A. VI. SANDERS. Esq.-SIR: The ul]
nounee htnself rs a candidate ct the
for Representative efVandsr bRxsl
General Assembly.
sepSs
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EDEEP AND CHEESE
3 so lbs dried Beef 800 lbs English D. Cheese
received At ey2I BEDFORD's.
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COTTON ARMS bags this day received rer
~ err Raven. for sale BY s. r. GILBERT & &C
sugz3 Agents Cypress Fact
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OCTOBER

Ma. A. II. SAyDERs-Sir:
candidate Tor Treasurer of
elsction- sepl5
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AANTED so cords good straight Hickory Wood de-
w hvrred a the Pavilion Hotel. Water ste-et-
SePi-lwi EEa. eoryJ c. n. DREW.