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UnquostiOnaby the very best Dictionary in
our Language extant. Its great accuracy in the
the definition and derivation of words, gives it
an authority that no other work on the subject
possesses. tits constantly cited and relied on in
our courts Of justice in our legislative bodies
and in public discussions, as entirely conclusive
TOuN ~ GpENrED
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The BlairSville Test.

After nominating the candidates at
Blairsville, on tu.day, the convention
asked pledge from the nominees, that
they would support the candidate for
Congress, who should be nominated BY
the Democratic convention at Princeton.
Mr.. Carnahan, candidate for Senator,
promptly took the pledge uucondition-
ally. Dir. Shanklin, when called upon
to respond, replied that he would sup
port good Democrat, whea nominated
by regularly constituted Democratic
convention. When asked, what he un>
derstood by good Democrat? He re-.
piled, "a man who has always stood
firmly upon the Cincinnati platform."-
This was accepted as satisfactory, and
no test was applied, as to the Lecomp
ton or anti-Lecomp,on sentiments of the
candidates.
We are informed that Mr.. Walters
post master at Poseyvllle, will be an
anti-Lecomp,on Democratic candidate
for the Senate, in opposition to Mr.. Car
nahan.
Mr.. Walters viii make an excellent
Senator, and if he announces himself, as
an Independent candidate, he will carry
defeat into the tanks of caucusites.
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Was welcomed Oh hisreturn to Ken.
lucky on Saturday last, with a very fiat
tering reception at Coviaston. IL ex-
hibited one oil the most enthusiastic pop
ular demonstrations that has been wit
messed for iorg time He was first
greeted by a vast concourse of citizens
on his landing at Cincinnati, where he
received a congra'ulatory address, to
which, he made an eloquent response.
Iu the evening he was escorted by
large procession Of citizens across the
river to Covington.
+, There he was received under nation
al salute, by a.Isrge torch light process
sion and conducted TO the public square,
which was crowded with citizens, who
gave vent to their feelings, cheers of
welcome to the venerable Senator as. he
entered the grounds. Here he was
again addressed and made noble
speech iG reply. The demonstration
was fa.teIing tribute OF popular adj
miralion for the tried patriotism aud
private worth Of the distinguished states
man. Mr.. Crittenden Ell To ed the S
| ate of the United States in 1917; forty
lone years since. In that long period.
be hes been one o. The most conspicu
Gus, consistent and able of American
Statesmen. Presid ,nts have gone u
and o Of Office since, with not bal 6 his
renown, nor fourth of bis ability
Less brilliant than many, bis practica
sagaciiy is almost unequ led. In hi,
long public career. We scarcely recog
aize single mistake. Belonging Il
the conservative party, ind coming from
central State, he has gone TO no tx
tremes. He has been twice in Cal met
but has never been charged with the
lust of office. All manner o. corrup,
tiop has been seen in high places; bu
the breath of 81 nder has never whisper
ed it Of him. The people Of his owl
State have valued these high qualities.
From 1917 to 1919; from 1912 to
IS49; and from 1858 to the prese u
time, he has been in the United State
Senate. In 1910 he became a membc
of Gen Harr;son's Cabinet, and in 1856
Of. Mr.. Fillmore's. His present term Q
, service in the Senate will expire in lS6
4, forty four years from the time he enter
cd that body, and twenty-cne years j
all, Of Senatorial service. Surprising h'r
to have been ouly Of Constitutional age
when he entered the Senate, he mus
now be seventy-one years Of age-ye
! hale, in strength and honorable anon
, the conscript fathers of the country.
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OF The Atlantic Telegraph is now
beirg laid, and by Tuesday or Wednes.
day next, we may hope to hear of it,
completion. The experiments of lay.
ng it IN deep water. made on the expe-
rimcnital trip off the coast Of England,
was entirely successful. The trial OF
paying it out in water three miles deep.
which is a greater depth than any be-
tween Ireland and Newfoundland was
entirely satisfactory to tho'e who wit
messed it. The machinery worked to
perfection. The cable was cut four
times, and spliccd without difficulty,
while the vessels were at sea. Ii the
experiment is successful. three conti>
nents will be brought into Geographic
communication, and ap important step
made towards the unity Of humanity.
From Newfoundland there is tele-
graphic communication with New Or
leans. distant 3.7iO miles following TIE
course Of the wire, and when the AT
lantic cable is laid, direct commune; :
ton can be obtaine with Constantine,
pie, thus uniting The four continents
IL is calculated that message leaving
the Turkish capital at two O'Clock, say
on. Monday afternoon, will raach New
Orleans at six O'Clock the same evening
The first message from Constantine.
| pie direct, left on Sunday evening. May
2. at ll.45. end arrived in London al
8 81, in the evening of the came day
London time, beating the sun nearly
three hours.
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FOUND.

Taken up by the subscriber. living in Centre
Township, Vanderburgh County. State of H.
diana, large Bay.iorse. about nine or ten
years oil, has u large white spot on his fore
head, scar on each side OF his jaws and COL
lar marks. Supposed 10 have been taken from
neal Princeton, in Gibson County, by one
Harmon Said horse j. now at my iarn in
said Township, where he can be found by the
owner who is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, and take him
away.
WILLIAM PAINE.
June 18th, 1853.
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LOCK EXCHANGE, PREPARATORY
FOR FALL TRADE.
AUCTION SALE OF DRY GOODS. &c

AUCTION SALE OF DRY GOODS, &c, .
7 he undersigned will offer on TUESDAY,
June Did, P. NJ, aud following nights, his en-
tire stock, without reserve
While trying the method, to risk the
chances, faring either better or worse, in OBJ
tainiug, more or less, for the same money
again in New York.
Clothiers, Dry Goods dealers, ard large
consumers, feel their interest in attending.
Consignmeuts of merchandise, respectfully
solicited, and remittances made, as soon as
sales are effected.
MICHAEL SORN,
AUcTIoNEtR
al the former Mr.. A. Anspacker's Store
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OTThe Democracy of the Twep,;s,b

GThe Democracy of the Twentieth
Congressional District of Pennsylvania
have nominated Hon. VIM. Montgomery,
the able opponent of the Lecomp,on
Constitution, and author of the Mont
gomery Cr:ttenden bill, for reelection
to Congress. The nomination was made
by a popular vote, of-which he received
majority o! $500.
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thousand one hundred and ffiy>seven
shares have, SO Cat been subscribed by
the public. This proportion is very
small, only abnnt OEe-fith the sum re-
ouised. Yet f,,- this small amonni,
your rimittee congratulate the Board
OF Directors. and the stockholders. upon
The very large quantity of work done.
Length of the road between termini.
being Henderson, on the Ohio river,
and junction of the Edgcfield and Ken
iu.ky railroad, on the Tennessee State
line, is ninety seven miles. We learn
with pleasure that the work. upon the
Edgefiel6 and Kentucky railroad. Is in u
fir way TO completion at an early day,
by which Nashville, the capital of Ten
nessee will be in railroad connection
with Kentucky f-HeF
TIE Henderson and Nashville rail-
road company was chsriered by the
States Of Kentucky and Tennessee, with
ample powers aud privileges, for the exc
press purpose Of making sra;iroad u
connect the internal improvement sys'
ten Of one State with that OF the other
and to form an important link IN the
1haio Of railroads connecting the NORTH
and South. 44
The Committee say to whatever criti
.cism the former managers of the -roa'
may have subjected themselves for thu
errors they msy have made, "yei homes
W Of purpose has been the ruling prin
ciple with them" -
We thiuk this report will have d.
cidcd effect in restoring confidence il
the final completion Of the road, an
will lead to an early and vigorous re
sumption of the work. The contstruc
ton of this road is a subject Of deep in
terest to this city, as it will virtually b
a prolougalion Of cur own road 10 til
Gulf os NJ x CO, and render this one {
the principal points Of trade and trave
between the North and South. on tn
Ohio river.
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NOfice.

Al yande bnrgll County Orders, drawing
interest. and which have been endorsed Pre-.
vious to September, l. 1856, will be redeemed
on presentation TO the county Treasurer.
n. 81 will paw no interest accruing on
said Orders after this date.
THEODORE VENEMANN, Treasurer
Evansville, June ii, 1853
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a Gard.

'rbe sale of $1,000 worth Of imported Bran
dies. and Fruits in Cans, advertised 10 come
eli Saturday last, was delayed on account of
some unforeseen a, cident, and VIII take
place on THURSDAY, the LIST Of lu " to which
we invite the trade, as the arti les will be sold
without reserve Terms-all sums Of SIS or
lder, cash above. 80 days credit, the pur-
chaser giving neg, table note, payable in a
bank in this city.
DECKER e. KRAMER.
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The Rookport Democrat gives I


The Rookport Democrat gives
graphic account Of the inharmonious
convention that met OF Rpckport on the
18th inst, to Nominate Senator for the
district Of Perry, Spencer and Warri ok.
There was but one regular delegation in
the convention. aud that was from Spen-
Ger.
Some three gentlemen from Warrick.
who stated they had no authority 20
speak for The Democracy of Warrick,
were invited TO act in the convention,
and some half dozen gentlemen from
Parry, assumed the authority to act for
the Democracy Of that county, and it is
curious that every one Of the profess ID
Democratic delegates, from the latter
county has been q most ultra whig, all
his life, ill within a year or eighteen
month; and nearly every one of them
has graduated from Know Nolhirg
Lodge. II was determined thai each
coun'y should have one vote for every
one hundred Democratic votes given in
1856. and that each county should vote
as unit. The following resolutions
were reported by a Committee:
RESOLVED, That we .e-endorse and
affirm our adhesion to the Kansas.Ne-
braska bill, and are willing to stand by
the principle OF Popular Sovereignty
therein contained.
RESOLVED, That we re-endorse und
affirm our adhesion to the platform OF
principles, laid down by the National
! Demosratic Convention at Cincinnati,
| in June 1876.
RESOLVED, That the Democracy OF
the Senatorial district, composed OF the
counties Of Warrick, Perry and Spencer
have Implicit confidence In the integrity
aud ability Of the candidates on our
State Ticket nominated on the. 9Th OF
January last, as well as the nominee o
I this convention and each of them shall
receive our earnest undivided support in
October next. ~
On motion, the rules of the conven.
ton were suspended and the LIST and %
resolutions adopted by acclamation.-
The third resolution was defeated by ;
large majority of the convention. Blu,
on motion Of the Lecomptonites tn,
rules ef the convention were brought to
bear, and on vote by counties the reso
luton was adopted. At this stage O
the proc ceilings the candidate John C
Shoemaker, through his friend Job Hat
; field Esq, declared his unqualified ad
hesion TO. aud endorsement OF, the cd
Gus and anti Democratic doctrine of th
Lecompton English sect ional swindle
When this declaration was made by MI
Shoemaker, in the face Of previou
aud solemn pledge to the Democracy @
Spencer county, that he opposed the lie
compton measure and the EngIis
swindle, and the anti Lecompton Dam
, ocrats, protested against, and refuse
further to endorse the candidate, an
announced their determination to supper
no man for State Senator, or any oths
office, who is in favor Of Lecompton. Q
| its bastard the English swindle. A INC
, ton was then made to take the vote
counties, when Mr.. Shoemaker was dc
clared nominated. The anti Lscompto
men, it is said, will nominate anothe
, candidate, which will give rise to an il
teresting canvas.
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Geo. w. Julian will be a candi.
date before the Republican Convention
Of the Fifth Congressional District for
Congress There is chance for four
candidates in that District.
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The news by the Vanderbilt was oh i.
tanned of Cape Race in six days and
ten hours. ard received by telegraph in
New York, in seven days, and twenty
hours, after The departure of the South
amPton. This is quicker by twenty
four hours than European intelligence
ever before reached this country
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SASH, DOOR, AND BLIND FACTORY,
CORNER OF FINE AND FIRST sTEETs,
Opposite kratz and Heilman's Foundry, Ev-
~ ansville. Indiana. ~
We are manufacturing the above articles at
prices which will compare favorably with Gin
cinnaii and Louisville.
Orders are respectfully solicited
All work viii be completed at the time
promised. ta tr.
n B.-A superior article Of Ice Chests
made To order
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LOST.

On Thursday evening last, between Main
and Greeu Streets, on Weller small Gold
Bosom Pin The finder will be literally re
warded, if left at the store of
A. C. P(ISTIEE
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Notice is hereby given, that HEyEY l.
MITCHELL has been appointed administrator oil
the estate of Mrs. Elyira Mitchell late of this
city, deceased SAID estate is solvent.
HENRY L. MITCHELL,
Administering
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Our business Office will be found over
Cranes Commission House, on Water
street second door above Main.
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Uncurrent Money.
A. BEATTY, M. d.

A. BEATTY, M. d.
once and Residence I'm Mr.. CaidwelPs
Buildings, ON Locust, near Second Street.
H>HANKFUL for the liberal patronage given to
j him last summer, he has returned 70 Evansville,
with the design Of becoming permanent citizen and
respectfully offers his professionals services IN all dis
eases, acute or chronic.
Whilst DIR. Il. regards the scientific use OF water
the feriu gum Nagnum, he nevertheless uses all the
safe remedies both of the AlOrathic and Eclectic
Schools uncts discaring all injurious and poi-
sonous medication.
lie would calIth. attention of the public to the fol-
lowing
SPECIALITIES.
CAScERs-Removea without the knife and perIna-
nently cured.
BRONCHITIS AND COSSUNPTIoS-Treated by the
stem of inhalation of rnelicated yapors, assist
ed by valuable expectorant syrups.
DISEASES or THE EYEs.-Persons who have had
their eyes burnt with various kinds % caustics, re
ceiving little no benefit, viii nd To their interest
TO change the treatment.
FEMALE DISEAsEs-Will he treated with remarka-
BILE success. Various new remedies will be used, as
the magnetic Electric machine for nervous diseases,
&c, Nc
The subscriber has choice assortment Of pure
drugs and medicines wines and hrandies for msSii-
cal purposes only, and the most popular patent ued
icines retail. Persons calling for medicines and
Iaying for them in the Office, may have medical coun-
Gil without charge.
81 Physicians prescriptions both Of the Alopafhic
and Eclectic schools carefully prepared At all hours.
mr1iiy A neatly, VI. ID.
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For Rent.

Ainrge and very convenient Dwelling House
in thorough order, on Second street, near cor
ner Of Che-n1t street. Terms, $500 per annum
lalI THOS. t. GARVIN
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TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
D;seo,ntion OF PARTNERSHIPS.

DisSOiTssSn Oh l'sEtnefSlip.
The firm OF Co:LETr * GvERELL, is tnis day
Dissolved by mutual consen..
The business viii hereafter be carried ON
bv A. Coz. EFT, who will settle all business
connected with the late firm.
Signed,
ky u COLLETT & oVERELL..
Evansville, June 2lst, 1855.
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GREAT ATTRACTION!

raNlIE undersigned propose to sell their Coal.
u MINES, sit1ated on the hank of the canal, .!
mi les from Evansville together with seven hundred
and seventy acres OF land, % good quality well
tn center, in a north ard south direction, within
few feet OF the mouth Of the coal pit The cca vein
Win ali ss saS IN sa sh
miners, Coal cars and machinery for hosting with
horse power, and valuable horse TO work IL; good
towing on the canal The boat Is eapabie # ringing
down hteen hundred bushs. at load. Theirs i on
corn crib set Of blacxsniths tools, corn enough to
lat the stock till the new crop COMES in Also, all
with farming utensils. tsenty acres OF grain oats and
corn and one Of potatoes The location IL one Of the
,es s,irg!ng points ON the eapai;if The proEer ac
wcad soon become the center Of trade f that part Of
the country The whole Will lie sold, il the pur-
en- Immediately. For particulars inquire Of Esq
Rowley, at the Canal oilectors Office, 70 Francs
Amory, IN Evansville. Also, Aliens Exchange,
je7.iwdkwtf RowLEY ANGRY.
AGRIcuLTuRALI IMPLEMENTS :
"A doz- Scythes and snathes, various pstterns;
8 do Manure Forks: t''
do Lsng Handled Hay Forks; 4-s.ss
aeoNes scythe stones. For sale at .,
MOWERS, Reapers and Threshers Of various pat
Ell. COOK x SONS.
uNRIEp FRUIT
| II 100 bushels Dried Apples;
For sale at In. COOK SONS.
! jelo-d&w
M HITE LEAD-200 kegs pure White Lead, jus
WHEELER * RIGGS.
lust RECEIVED g.
- - reels Cotton Rop~;
| 80 tales Candle Wicking.
! 20 10 Cotton THire; $3.50
200 gross Matches. In store and Cor sale by
WHEELER & RIGGS.
! FLOORS AND SASHA large assortment Of Pan
II FL Doors, and assorted sizes Window Sash.
store aud for sale low by WHEELER h RIGGS
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A Gard.


A CALLED meeting Of the Journeymen Oak
IA Coopers OF the city Of Evansville. was held
May y, ISIS. The meeting was organized by elect
ing President and Secretary.
The object OF the meeting being stated, Messrs Tea
Sherwould and Hof were chosen to draft resoiu-
tons. The Committee retired tor short time and re-
turned with the following resolutions:
RESOLVED, That view the course which the
proprieors Of the Machine Shop Of this city pur
suing to break down the regular Coopers as dshonor
able, unjust and uncalled fer.
REsoLyEp, That will use all honorable means
in our power 10 put down any attempt at monopoly.
which y designed to njure our business in this city,
RESOLVED, That inasnuch as tho proprietors OF
said Machine shop, while il was in course of cree
ton pledged themselves TO sustain the regular price
of coaperlge i'm this city, and that Immediately after
starting they put the price down 20 cts, the bar
rel, therefore, we have confidence in their sense
Of honor.
REsoLvEp, That veiuvite the CSopers that are en-
gagged in the said Machine shop at ths present time
to quit there between and the first Of June and
they will he furnished with berths, in the regular
,sAops and that after that time we look upon all
co,pers that assist i'm the mandatory e coopsrage in
said shop, as sCABS. and that will condescend
TO work In any shop that they may get employ ment
in.
On motion Of Mr. Teaman, il voted that the
above proceedings be published IN the daily papers Of
this city. FRANK SHOOK, Seey.
iela. 9wdNw
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J.. STRATTON,
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE,

Opposite Old Presb yterian Church,
EVAN WILLIE.
yUyHE undersigned hasa large and CON- -
modious Brick Stable With sheds for car X&30
riages, and Is prepared to take horses by co.
sure ofaying their animals well and carefully attend
ed to- lie refers to the following gentlemen whose
horses ne has had long time under his charge
lie has also a number Of good and safe horses for
the Saddle or Harness, with number of new and com.
Horses and Buggies, viii be punctualy attended tc
Refer to-
&C. KEATS, Gas Once.
CR. BEMENT, Bement & Viele
J. 5. GAvITT, Ex-Sheriff.
CYPRIAN PRESTON, Keen 4 Preston.
Octl25nyl j. STRATTON.
GsORDAGE-l50 coils all sizes, manila, ute, hemp,
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Dry Goods! Dry Goods!
VIM !. DEIJBLER.

SUCCESSOR TO J. III. BOFANDICk,)
IS Main Street, between First and Second streets.
raNHE undersigned having bought the entire stock
u Of DRY GOODS, from j. IL. Bofandick, will
continue the business under the above firm, at the
obi stand, - Main street, between First and Second
Streets The stock will be replenished In few days,
with every article ia the Dry Goods line, and share
of public patronage Is respectfully solicited
my2.-sm WM. J. DEUBLER.
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Sale of Evansville Ins. Co. Stock.

gU>lIE subscriber will sell at private sac six hun
u dref and seventy two shares OF the capital stock
OF the Evansville Insurance Company, in lots to suit
purchasers. Terms CASH Application may lie made
on the 18th day Of june IT not then disIoses Of
said stock will be oei public sale on the nth OF
June, a. 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. at the Crescent CITY Bank
my9S-ts W. BAKER
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A CARD.

yENUE undersigned respectfully inform their Gus
ID toners and friends, that in accordance with the
Hebrew custom, they will transact no business 0rI
SATURDAY,, the Jewish sabbath, and will clse their
store every Friday night al 1ocluck, until Saturday
night al the same hour And instead of doing busi-
ness on Saturday they will attend To- il on Sunday.
The hands employed 10y in tailoring will take
notice, AID bring in their work ON Monday, which
A. ANSPACHER * CO.
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HEAVIEST TOOLS
II u 81 ,iOz. & ) tingd Grain Cradles;
20 do Grass Snathcs; .tf.-|
81 10 Hay Rakes:
- do Grain Scythes, Waldren Pattern;
- 10 Grass do do;
8 do DE Casteel Millsrd;
~ do Sickles:
10 do German Sickles; Nfi
:, gross Scythe Stone. .y
In store aud for sale by
a jc. ORR, DALLELL &
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6toRDAGE-l5o coils all sizes, MANILA, ute, hemp
~ and cotton Cor sale hy
GEO. FOSTER s co.