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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11
THE EXTENSION OF SLAVERY
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.

INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE-
The following instructive private letters Of JoHS Vas
Brn1N and e Senator CLEMENS having been made public
by the parties we do no. hesitate transfer them to our
columns.
LETTER FROM PRINCE JOHN,
Nv DF.R CLEMENS. The position took
o. the Baltimore Platform lost the respect and esteem
Oi some Of ny truest and best friends but 50 long az
knew il 10 be wise and lust subm tied 70 TINS loss WIN
out murrnur or even an explanation, which would have
saved me but injured The covenant OF peace
on the slavery que ton entered into ~ y amo lthougt
we for the country and Indispensable for The Democratic
pary Northern and Southern Democrats diner utIsIy
differ OF the whole subject OF Slavery mai, ten can
be done Why drop the subject; il Is the only way 70
avoid quarrel. This wis agreed TO be done az Ba-
more and now in open and palp6ble violation OF tbs
ACRE. meDi i proposed to repeal or we pro
T. on the ground that it l. either already repealed or
never existed that il superseded % me Conlpronse
al 1870 i unconstitutional II elmer o. me reasons DC
tue the act fragrant breach OF party faith FOR the
assured reason that tie act itself is unirey unnecessary
Couic anything but desire 10 buy the SoCih ~ me Ffe
deusl Il amb dictate such az outrage Now there se
bit TWO n, who DO any god IN ths eflsH-oue y
General Goes the other yourself IL you viii agree to the
NebFcska bill OF last year i VII be promptly ana N
I'M handy passed / know General Cas- l. eoHiHle1 ~
re 1eory II Lon llterFenLon an sorry iVr ~ So
he theory uLsCuId. II j. az idea Of sell = en-
IL exvleslng the IDEA Ou overthrow tie Whole h-9y y
II osirg government On tie Ieurofy' otalsH "a
rgL; Of self GOV eTumeLf Territories have hos "a.
don't want 10 Grgus Ills General Cas- en- surrey 't-e
IL ground that tie Baltimore Platform tlfols me
tn5c tut % repeal Of any law ne o. o4'
ard tie repeal Ct the Missouri floni5hon . naneee-saF
tecault General Gas THINKS t uHcoasil1igAa a-i vi
in,e /. ~ d. Cou1s 90 - hold These views, end the
fact hat the people Il Netraskl want re Oh d. ana tat
II House Is two to passed II u'a' year AMI that
Atti son u tie Senate went ~ 4 hpl1 give 1enef1l
Gee iail silI Ic .slll p. o -l ga ole - - -
L. .-f- Y.r G ~.f. t-E l C...- 14r1-ltr = %
-r.lr, l...f asa lo,l SD o. t-- s.lt. J. B. Wal ID
aem 81 I've u 10 fheT sreeEca;, ihe. I'D be @srss
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yERRr. cLrllrv.s nrrrK

"N,sHI,sros. Feb Z. 1854.
MI DEAR SIR lorr letter OF yesterday has just been
received and agree with YOU IN mos OF the Suggestions
The less which said upon the subject Of Slavery the
better will lie for al parties and such is the
general sentiment OF the South We want nothing bus -
Be let or, 30 not expect desire the people Of
the NoTtt should fall in love with Slavery. We ieve
tie institution be good one Won think differently; let
enjoy ls opinion, and refrain from Inter
ference with The rights or preooces of the other The
sentiments which you have heard express on stump
mine only bat those OF the southern people aro,
without exception Agitation IN any form is Nhas we 3D..
ect TO- snd the politician who teammates biect vtoh
we fondly hOptd was buried forever mscscgs,es se6 /,
he expects to be received with favor by Us.
An hiatt considered necessary In the NebtaS,s
Was that il should be exact copy OF the New Die
bill lxselt Of cOure, tT naI-e and description OF o. i
CARES lou are aware that am fily com l'ted asa4
the doctrines Of Gen Cass Nicholson lesI !et W. oA
voted .LeerfS for the New Mexico blu IL seems 10 Do
common ground upon which ali reasonable men m-nt
stand 1t leis the subject Of Slavery where the CoAst'a
ton le it, and did 10, invade tbo province OF the courts
Ia decide IN advance what that Constitution meant
am too much engaged with professional duties 10 pay
much nton TO politics, but have seen enough 10 90
certain that the Nebraska bill as reported by Mr. Doug
las VIII pass and think can tosesee tae sequences
That they will be anything but agreeable seems too clear
& admit of q doubt h0odgaie Will be opened, aad
torrent tuned loose upon the country whch "is sweep
swrv in its dsvas Eating course every yoStge of tho Com
promise of 1850 do not speak OF lis INN date ehects
look heyond. For The present may DC looked upon 81
tho South as boom anu by portion o. the Norm as
triumph over iaDaticism. The word peace viii b. upon
the Is Of its advocates every where LAKE the angel d
the Lord who stood among tho myrtle trees ana s'd
we have passed ami fro through the earth and behold
all the earth stitch still and RESI-. even so We shall
haze il proclaimed that the country Is at res-tha al u
peace but greatly fear they viii find they have
raised spirit which will wing lis way through storm and
tsmpest 10 the funeral pyre OF the republic.
To abide 10 good faith by the Compromise OF $3.50 aud
the platform OF baltimore both the post OF safety ami
the post of honor repeat of the South ask nothing
bu 10 be let alone We have not moved in this natter
but it is we who must suffer uni northern men, who SEQ
and appreciate our position will do justice before your
own people You do this perhaps more ehectually
than any man al the North and If it did not imply an IN
Lind su:picion woud ask you 10 do it As it Is do not
doubt Won and consider the request unnecessary.
Hoping have the pleasure OF meeting you very soon
7 rerrafp Very truly YOUR &c, JERE. CLEMENS"
John Van Buren,, Esq, New York.
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THE EXHIBITION CASE.
snpnEMR couRr-arrrr.L rrrn.

IL IRE mstfss d hezscsr Aei5Esan, ea.afe ~ " ~
(.verr en- rrIer tie Ashcfton Tray crsfse q
49,. 10 Lave committed L0n6 1osesss ca
rssy f5se4oor besy the osder sslee - ysss f
~ e6erf Si4eefi-z hin tsts NO ~ csgocy ~ ~
tIcun With hatDs y ~ srdr-te "a ~ ~,
NM ssrr a. or The eAlfsdifo1 q II ins ~ a. -
r soTe he t5eres 81 "a a. B1Essa 2 ~ "a
,frfsd hat the order Ls bssr % .ris
80 !, W. sn' - ~ OtDn0f.s1 tt.t cas, Ne
ning 70 cct-e ~ 1919 - "a, Ia ressfs 20 Al
srs urca d r-flrs io1s tao saeussn = ~ y =.
- I'D hr pfovh.1rs 81 ~, ~ az ptsi - dy ear
- - @s1ef thry csys ses q tle sixty Ia
,ise ~ r. srrSssry eeg "a ~ tsft< orsa opVsrn
49, 80 esa h. II .'. ort V-t 10y g - nls no
r.-t - - srsdti4f is fk1a 7rts ~ b trer
Z 4 - - q - he rrost1al1 a1r ~ s1c ss
q s Jalsa 80 ue lfgll.--i ~ =. --d = y "a .
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MARINE DISASTER.

BosToS, Friday Feb. 10, 1854
From Feyal Jan 7, we learn that tho ship Coquinbo
Capt Towre from New York for London pun in there Oh
ha day in distress having in the gales Of December 2ih
d 2ls had her sails spill, and sprung leak at the rate Of
feet Per hour Her pumps also became ohoked and
sLe lost one man overheard
o, Bosros, Thursday, Feb. 9, 1851
re schooner Alfred FROM Rockland with cargo o.
me, "'nt ashore the 9th inst off Welsee took tTl
anu u totally destroyed. The crew were saved
NORFOLK, Wednesday Feb :. lass
s1Aoon's was passed in Hampton Roads bottom up
Tie brig Gaour has arrived in Iamp;on Roads with
guano from the Chincha Islands
CEAEfxsroS, Wednesday Feb ? 1854
The big Enterprise. from Boston Tor aeksonyilie ga.
uIst, near ~ Johns Bar the 27ih ult The crsN al
reached JBclonv NE IN safety The brig is -urtsd I,
have driitd ashore between siJohns and ST. Augustine
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MESSAGE OF TIE GOVERNOR OF MAINE

PORTLAND, Frlday FEB. ID, Io04
Gov Crosby delivered his Message to the Legislature on
Wednesday 1t is almost entirely local in its topics The
finances, education internal improvements &c, of tue
State are represented TO be in fourshug condition.
ION the RI ht of citizens, Gov. Crosby says;
The Consular Convention OF the Esd Of February
last. between the United States and France, contains
stipulation the part Of the United States that me fl
whose existing laws aliens not permitted TO hold
real estate passage OF such laws as may be necessary
for the purpose of conierrng that right nave 10 INFORM
WON that in accordance with the stipulation adverted 70.
lie President has communicated 10 the Executive of this
State his reco that the French subjects who
are not allowed hold real estate in Maine under exist
jIr l,ws may have that righl conferred ON them
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ASSEMBLY.

THI TEMPERANCE QUESTION.
Tie House met again last evening and went INTO Conn
nittee on the bill for the suppression OF nemperance
The question pending was on the motion OF hr SAVAGE 10
amend by distributing forfeited liquors such as were ut
for n edical purposes among the hospitals
Tie question was debated some length OF time when
Mr. LITrLEyoRN moved that the Committee rise and re-
port progress order that be might move reference OF
The bin 10 select committee OF to report complete
Ills motion elected discussion when 1t finally pre-
vailed by the following vote:
yT,Nes,r Bciev Bsckus Baldwin Barton, Beers Bene'
dict B,prett Case Cook CopEling CANNING 0obs Hall hAfs
Hukey. Howell. Hoye Hull Matthias iit blson niOseIey
Iuiehscn Joy Knney LEGS Lit Dan Lozer Msrin Mhsr
NeCraw o. Miller, + Aler, noble Pznler Payre refers
Rch-IGson Robertson. Rose Scott Sessions; stephens seTng
TowuseIo Naro. weed W der ~ Wins y WI
he Wine b 7. WOOD, v h. Wood-o2 -,
Ntys Nessrs Augie Aiken. BakeT r. j bad"in barrow
Btucus bergen, Bust bersess BqrneL CAsseeIo 0a,.'
Coins Cu.huau Dewey \ -rloP t. Dunlap FsrEusoa oe.'
~ q cn Cor Cot GrsAna Jenkins Le LeTl IA.
tea ksory Ode Prsston Randall RIG hTd 9w ana
StarIg sesle, sharp s sHA.s, sPssAer "Art "hPP.e'
The SPI IETR then announced the following the Sc
ect Con i.,ee Messrs Sessions Littleohn JOY, Mallory
LOzier, MorIis and Sterling.
STATE LUSATIc ASYLUM
The Managers Of the State Lunatie Asylum at I,.ca
submitted their annual report this morning The treas
81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11

HORRIBLE TALE-SVddea Death Of a Young Girl
Tbele was revealed 70 Dr. Smith yesterday tale OF abor
nd sudden deafh o young gil in this city which,
Il i ccrd be depicted IN is light would fhe
blood curdle Ia the veins Of any human being but
weeapro u give al he particular only say that
ursuYpassed tyaIy similar record The VIC
IN s Jesse Wickcs aos Mary Lee, aged - years who
a. recently resided Dutchers ia Lydins st. and tho
eboriions Nrs. AaTy j. Bord who keeps oonfeetion
ely shop at No s. Fifth a., Toy. The act Wa commit
and died on Tie Wednesday following a noon. Tho Cor
oner Dr. Smith, held nquesi yesterday when fih
full examination had. The witnesses sworn we're
Am Elizabeth Ostrarder, Nancy Fceder, ana gih
named Margaret Brewer The evidence - Conclusive In
REGARD 10 The peron end the act committed and eorroo
orated by POST mOItsr examination Of ths decease''
"-| fAta1y EgsnSs JOcrpaI, fctk-
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HEAVY DEFALcATlOS-LAgGE CONTRACT For
GUAN0 BAGS
Brrronr Friday Feb. 10 1854

man named james Philips has sbsconded from Wins
boro South Carolina. taking with him 10000 belonging
to Messrs Fisher, Agnev d Co, of Columbia $4,000
reward is offered for his apprehension and the recovery Of
the money.
Messrs Bauede Brothers the Agents Of the Peruvian
Government have awarded the contract for gusno to
the amount Of s350 COO to Baltimore firm
The Southern mall this morning brings nothing beyond
Mobile.
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Of to bss. u. than to be bea. the sting lei ,ai ola

OF n ben "a than 10 be bes. the sting lei shini would
be isssl hereafter Do you MT think 50
Ycun y YAK hvH..S"
"1herc Is iioe IN nv hesf which ought 70 have
rat il NV ,er,he theory af Intervention as aisisi
T. TIE y, 5ls.ka Territory oSaaaGs lie rcP 4 % sa' law
Peiib.tie s.1so,y n SetrHkI. Tie same tis''y. OF
,gilts ie repeal OF al laws Of Ctefes SAD
Ihrg sls,sry. Nov, slavery ia the District % Coiam
ba exists ~ tfs laws OF Congress alone. ihe si4yil2i
AID Virginia laws unfolding L a-e repealed II NJ n
ieEveri theory construed aoOl-hcs o.1Fey IN
tbs District Of Columbia. Upon strict Sicie rights doc
trie. too j would repeal the Fugitive Slave law
FEB issf. y :. B.
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RuRGLARS SENTENCED.

IHILAUELPHIA, Fndsy Feb. TO Is3I
Three burglars named Djnnoly, Mills ald Taylor we've
convicted day of robbery a. the residence u Henry
Vain, of Belmont Township. on Friday last Donnely
was sentenced 10 the penenary for nine years aad nine
months Mills for nine years and six months aid Taylor
for Fix years Tie robbers frst ted Mr.. VAIN, oyaT
whom one Of them kept guard with q revolver While the
other two plundered the house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11
ELECTION OF US. SENATOR IN MANI

AUGUSTA, Friday, FEB. 10 IeoI
William Fit Fessenden odsy elected by the Legs
laure 10 .he United States Senate for the long term The
vote in the House stood for Fessenden, 7si Lot NJ Nor
I'LL Wild Cat "a; Hubbard, l. In the Senate Fessen-
dtn. lG Morrill, II Hubbard, D.
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ACCIDENT ON a RAILKOAD-A Mas KILLED.

AIIIULNI OlN n IAIA11@-@-1'
PmrADKLPHIs, FRIDAY, FEB 10 ls5i
John Silverthorne, drover was kiled To-day on the
Columbia Railroad near Lancaster lie feH In attempt
inc TO leave the cars willie in notion epd the whole train
assed over him. cutting his body nis three pieces De
ceased belonged to New Jerse ard had been married
only five weeks Toh were thrown OIL the track anu
sonoe cattle Eiilfd.
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ALBANY, Friday Feb. 10, ls5I.
Letters have been received here from Judge Forsyth
dated at Algers Africa He states that he is seriously
III with disease from which he fears be viii not recover
and expresses much penience for the crimes by when ne
has blsckeued b. reputation.
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sYRaCUSE MAYORALTY.

NlEALUsEt TIIlHJ, 7 Cd. TO, IT.
Cornelius l. AlFordhss been nominated Oy the Hards
as their candidate for Mayor OF this city.
1t Is sICwiH. lard here
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HOTEL BURNT.

LOUISVILLE, FrdGy, FOB 10, IsJi
Owens Hotel in this CITY was destroyed By fire this
evening Loss ABOUT $4,000.
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LOSS BY FIRES AT NEW-ORLEANS.

NJ" -VALEANs, IaeslE!' TO y -
The total loss by the great steamboat conhagraton
100000, and by the FIRE which occurred in Charesst Is
100000.
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IARCE tyPORT OF BREAnSTUFFs.

BALTIMORE Friday, Feb. 10, 1884.
there have been exported from this City during the
rresent week Geo barrels of Flour md 5000 bushels
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STATE DIRECTION OF THE WESTERN RAIL
Road

Io.TON FTday, FEB. 10 ls.t
Charles IT, Plumb IN OF ln.,iae. and Wm. 4. Csoekor
q Taunton were 80 dav elected by The Legislature o. D.
Directors a. to WCsf-gn Railroad tis pat q ,he
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Aplu,a, Feb. ), ls5A

PrRsoNAL IrENsBeyard Taylor Is to lecture Of Japan
TO ne hit at the fremont Temple Boston.
Ole Bull Adeina Patti and NJ Sirakosch gave concert
NJ Mor,comerv Ala on the 9th INST and at Mobile on the
10Th.
Rose Do yries is giving operas at Augusta Ga, w IL
Grip Manager
Miss Robinson Mrs Bourccaul Is playing ut the Boston
Museum Misc Davenport IL at the Howard AthcnHum-
Mr. Chanirau Is playing Nose, Toodles." &c. a. Bal
tmone.
Mr aud Mrs Barney Williams are doing Irish ehaac-
tens a; Charleston.
Frapleu STEMS Niagara is on exhibition in baltimore
Mr. Everard Peck an old aud highly esteemed citizen OF
RoeLester died day or since Mr. established The
Roelesfer Teegyegh in the year 1918
Dr. Fisher Of the firm Of Fisher, ANEW & Co. Colam
ba c. recently absconded with $4,000 Of tho compa
ny,s nancy reward Of $1,000 is offered for Tim.
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,,-s-s nr.,ef r-tiat drIns 'As =
Te,-rrrfe- az a6rai. ions daring he year h1Fe per1
greater ty tiy .o1l g. OBJ last years hiy ore 80 ~ a.
1ud twenty -eYta less women ihr uAilD'i - '--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-11

In the February 10 OF Tie photographic Rporfer'
nubi,bed at Cucnnat Ohio, the editor Ben Pitmsn in q
letter, dated Out Wet" from Brother Jonathan to John,
Bull greeting putt him Up to Yankee wrinkle af'sr
this fashion
81 want 10 show you that little ahead Of you in
the means We make Of 10 secaro the safety q Ga.
peoIle in JaDuaryast the Miami, Columbus and Acnia
faiiroad Company offered series Of prizes for conpo
lion among The engineers OF that road few days ago
The prizes were awarded and the follow ing Is the list 81
the successful compe;iors together with the przeS AMI
The obiects for which they awarded
Il 10 SIR Aber Wa;s or hsyog ran The greatest NUMBER
r. fss v ifiouf eecfenf, Silver Pitcher, -.
- 70 Jsremah Eaaa prize for tie same Silver
Oobst
g 10 Charles Brohhs for skill aad good eoDdae sv~
Pitcher.
10 CharleI Benny the second Prize for tbs silver
IS 10 Edwin ThgrtOH The ihir p1s ior the Silver
g To Reuben orhsas hs ensns sbs least
for repairs. silver Pltcher -,
GoblstD
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Mite h, exceeded that Of any previous year in thshi

Set. u ne Asyir- fro- oresag yfssaTv l6 1913
4 / ia.
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NJ III c.5ssiiioa y a. Plt'e-', si-.rsi.
NJ rfax
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-11
MEDICINAL.
sMOTHEnED FIRES LONG PENT UP'
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION!
4 W. rnntIOutty


Tremendous Volcanic ruPu0n!!! ss
man s'Seared Us with Hot iron -,
IN tn e .. HING IL, "A a;,s,aAm e.;
- and confdence,a by the name OF Mc.eah. 30
well pleased with his devotiont 10 anu
the interest he displayed IN our pecunla! AFFAIRS ina.
the course of a few months took hin into limited
partnership for one year Thus by large pecunary gain
and the Introduction OF ms nane lhv 1 h 800
ana vitality by and through our aid and influence. -
viper like, he tung the nds that gave him susenance.
HavingIe rued immense popularity OF that wonder
THGM tx cANMUsrANG IL VIM ENTl
and enough 10 sustain article OF his own concep-
ton original aud independent ofothers for an exs-
tence-t.e all parasites, he determined cling to the
skirts and draw vitality. sustenance and sappou from
Others. He made mixture of TAR and TURPEN-
TINE"-.flched from us a name. mutilated our drec-
tons and advertisements, and called this abortive de-
formity "VOleanic Oil Eminent" with shallow and
fmsy pretext of originality He has made desperate ef
forts induce dealers aud the people his
worthless filthy aud percious trash by representing il
to be similar and equally ecacious with the original,
MEXICAN MUSTANG LyNIMENT!
But signy failed in attempt at decep
on and has had to resort to Perry Davis Pain Killer
10 make precarious support? What can say such
mani 1.-The has any conscience we need say no more
II has only warn the public AGAINST i'm
positions and thus for the present we leave him in his
naked deformity and exposed tot
BURNING pLAM IS OF TRUTH
From the agony VI which his 'viilainous compound
can 1 1eysr .s1ggs MN N1JMReR Two
Another feeble effort has made 10 profit by the
Popularity our article, by a mar In Louisville. who put
up few gross OF preparation whics he called Ameri.
Mustang i.nment." He has, however. become sat
isfed OF the he committed, and has pledged his
sacred honor" thai he will more inf &c en-
rights to deceive and impose the
duiiiy unsuspecting confidence the public whom
he is dependant for his living With this Piled e. we
have agreed to draw dars veil OF charity and forgive
his past acts. and let him go in peace
But w; WARN THO AFf'; .ICTGD!
To be ware Of all impostons. and no Imminent that
has moi Dur mn ON
the evidences OF the copy right secured and will
gethe worth ofyour money get relief from your infer
mites. and bless the day that You used the
MEXIC MUSTANG GINIME Mt.
T The Lniment IS put up in three sizes and retails
at % cts, so cts and 81 The large ottles contain much
more niment in proporti' 20 the prices and there
| fore cheapest.
NJ Principal Office 30i, Broadway, New York. and
Third and Market streets ST. Louis Mo-, aud for
sale by dealers in Drugs and Medicines and By country
store Keepers in all parts OF The United States
Ir r For sale in Evansville by
KELLER, FARNSLEY & CO.,
| MILLER & CO.,
Jyi6-Iyd&w and several other Druggists
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MISCE- LANEOtl.
HOME MANUFACTUREi
EVANSVILLE SOTH.NG STORE

BELIEVING that the interests ofihe Great est and
l. of the people of Evansville and vicinity particu-
lar, would be much promoted by establishing Clothing
Factory In this city, and being aware that Clothing
De manufactured IN superior and at less cost
in the West than in the East have established a
Clothing Store in this city. where will manufacture
and sell, WHOLESALE RETAib Clothing OF the best
quality, all or VIII ch will b made under super
vision at the York prices latest
and Of the best material.
We purchase our Goods from Importers for Cash.
which enables us to compete with
ANY HOUSE IN THE UNITED STATES!
We will also carry on a Fashionable Merchant Tailor
and Gentlemen's Furnishing establishment, in which
will be found every article in that line.
Our stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings o
the neaiest style and best quality and Of the frm
Is Practical Workman, and takes charge of the Meas
urng and Cutting. we are enabled to WAkRENr u
good ft ia all cases, sale.
We also keep hand every variety OF Tailors Trim
mings, and Agents for SCOTS Report of Fashions
Particular attention paid 10 Gentlemen furnishing
their material
RICHARD RALEIGH takes charge ofthe commercial
affairs of the Establishment. and DAVID O'NEtL OF
the manufacturing Grateful To their individual friends
for past fvors. and solicit continuance of these
for the enterprise, they pledge thems lvestn
me rit all the confidence that be reposed In them
Store Main street, between First and Second SITS.
mh3l- RALEI Il O'NEiL.
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To PORK PACK Frs

consequence OF the deaih N. Longbothan. IL
will be necessary tor the administrators sell his ua5
vded interest in the Pork ouse aud Pork Fixtures
the urn ct Mitchell Il LongbotLam. Evansville Ind
The location Of Evansville PORK packing point
of the desirable one OHIO river SURF undrd by
ane Pork gro~ing having the facilities
~ thu OF the Wabash aud Erie Canal aud the
Evansville aud Crkw orisvils Railroad TerTe Haute
Nallies the ash and Wits the POrk
In the Vest thereby opened the Evans
VILE The Valley ,ves also accessible
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the winter that desirable number dogs could
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The ork House Is supplied with Steam Engine Will
Patent Lard with all appliances
to slaughter and aek 600 Hogs daily. The nniv ded
interest will he sold and the huERs be continued with
The pr partner he will eel also "a price, IL de-
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