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HOMICIDE At Observation-Disclosures AMONG
THE FRENCH.-On Tuesday afternoon, about s
o'clock, Frenchman named Flagioli. at Kan :
kakce, was killed by man named Burton, q
resident Of same place, formerly of Kentucky.
The circumstances as related to us are as fol-
lows: FlAgioli and another Frenchman were
cutting grass on Bur,on's land, in sight of his
house, where he was standing. He went down
and ordered them to desist from moving fur
ther, to which they complied, but continued TO
load their wagon with what they had already
cut. Burton forbid their tiking any of it away,
when quarrel arose with Flagioli; bitter words
were exchanged, Fiagioli approaching Burton
in violent manner characteristic OF his nation;
when excited, Burton retreated slowly until he
was in the corner between the fence and open
gate, when he drew out a jacknife and stuck it
into the left side and bowels OF Flagioli, cutting
him badly and severing his bowels in one or
Two places. Flagioli struck with bis fist and
Burton again struck with his jack knife, ufl,ct-
ing sight wound on the shoulder. Flagioli
turned and He'd. During the quarrel between
Fiagioli and Burton, the other Frencbman went
TO get scythe, and was approaching with it
when the fatal blow was given. Flacioli sank
down when he had gone short distance, and
was supposed TO be dead.
The news soon reached the town. and the
greater part of the population being French
sympathlzed deeply with Flago. It was said
too that this was the fourth man that the de-
structive kentuckian had killed high ex-
element arose, every saloon pouring forth
oozen or more Infatuated Frenchmen, until
mob had gathered, filed with the determination
70 hang Burton forthwith. He was, however,
removed to the Jail and protected
The prelim mary examination was to come off
yesterday. Burton is a farmer Of considerable
property and general good character, who had
lived at kankakee for three years past Fla
gioll also was an esteemed citizen and has left a
Iamiy.-Chicago Press.
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t~S
wnA -. n.,.

"Oh, shs was fair,
But sorrow came and left it's TRACTS there"
What has become Of the rest of the HARNESS
he don't state, but it is now ascertained that
CoLwElL ATKINS have it at their shop on
Jefferson Street, west Of the Shields House,
where it can be seen, as well as large lot of
Saddles, Whips, Fly Nets, Carriage Trimmings,
&C.
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Rueslan Oplnaen a she ApSsr1an Tac-
ties lm HtsaneAs.
t'''- y '.''1' h. 4; s.'.'' orc. = c''''
Austria evi1ently expected that the French
coold NOS assive - pfonsptly 70 the assistance
Of the Piedmeesese army. And that Gen. Gyuli
would have aufacient time 10 dispense them /;
but the calculation Of the Austrian General Vas
erroneous. The greater part OF the Piedmontese
asmy shut itself up in the fortress Of Alesaan-
dria, and the Auserians did nothing 70 capture
that fortress previous to the arrival Of the
French ct Turin and Genoa. We are inclined
believe that the othsr calculations made BY the
Austrians will be more successful. History
alone can disclose 20 US the diplomatic secrets
which preceded the present invasion Of Pied
mont By Austria, and the audacious resolu-
sion Of the famous ultimatum.
At present it would be idle TO endeavor to
discover the real motive OF the infatuation and
presumption of Vienna Cabinet which rushed
head foremost into such ! rash undertaking
without having secured the alliance Of some
Power, at least Of one great Power. Let Us ad-
NIT that Austria possesses the sympathes of
Bavaria, Wurtemberg, Hesse, Hanover, and the
other second rate States OF Germany I'VE ask
what support they can offord Austria without
the assent Of Prussia We may add that the
opinion Of the German nation sympathizes 90
little With the cause OF Austria in Italy, that the
people everywhe refused the horses which
the respective governments require to place
their armies on war footing, and it becomes
necessary. to take them by force. On the other
band We can certify that up to the fatal mo-
ment Of presenting the famous ultimatum Aus
tria might have preserved the possession Of
her Lombardo Venetian provinces by making
some very trihing concessions Now, how
ever, the die is cast, and no Cabinet in Eu-
rope doubts of the defeat Of Austria, who has
for SO long period been devoted 10 the maledi-
cation OF all nations. Such are the conse-
quences Of an over cunning policy, which the
Emperor Nicholas, OF imperishable memory,
designated the policy Of subterfuge.
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"a The vinton Eagle has the following
capital puff for an advertising firm in the sad
dlery line
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~. New York, June l.
The race on Fashion Course between Flor.
Temple and Ethan Allen, trot to wagons. for /.
purse OF $4,000. was won BY Flora. She mads
me three straight heats in The following time -
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Where would have been
the sword Of the crusader 2
Where the African Slave
Trade? Where that odious
system which prints to
man . property In his fell
low, and converts rational
beings int marketable
Oh attelsY
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| concord, n. H., June Q.
me oid fashioned manner of celebrating thu
,. vas revived TO day with the usual de-
Inc city IL alive with enthu
| siasm. The Military and F,remsn -. . ~.
large numbers, and invited guests are nrsssn,
rom nearly all the New England States.
nov. doodwin will be indicted into ofsea :,
u. lie recommends a short session AZ TIA
Legislature and economy in adminsternssthe
government. The present State deb. is Ira
tion less than S72,400. The cause Of eda..,,o,,
ana agriculture are represented ~ reca,y;n, !.
creased attention aud as being in a. encons.,.
ns condition. The establishment o. an 80
cultural department at Dartmouth Co,leos i
concentrated. Manufacturers are stated 70 ~
assuming neaithy position, and the (overnor
~ es mat tne enactment OF tariff protective
Th my INDUSTRY Will be adopted hy Congress.
ahs banking interest is in healthy eon,l,t;o,
ana new charters are aisannrov.s $3.50
where shown to be Tor the public paal ~
naiiroad interests are alluded to in the m.saara
snoains That there IL about TOO miles al rail-
loau ~ operation IN the State, with a can,tal 81
oser si,ooo,OO0, which cost over 500. O.o 1no
'nucn q the stock being anproductiye ~ ~
s'oeAnoiaers, but a. the roads have lareelv a.
veioped the resources and increased ~. .asI.h
% me State, the Governor suggests The rednc.
non Of their taxation. 'ss1S
povernor uoodwin says New Hampshirc
r s, 70 no State in her adherence 20 ,he |
reuefai Union and the Constitution and her
paop'e VIII never tolerate. the doctrine Of null
i'uca.on or the idea ofa disunion Of the confed.
e1aey, but while she allows 70 all other States
'nelr rights she will maintain hers. She viii
never NEEDLE with the domestic institutions OF
ner sister states, but Is bound to prevent the
extension OF the curse Of slavery over the ter.
fiiory now free. She will rejoice 70 see truly
notional and patriotic administration restored
md the principles Of the fathers Of he country
lgain administered.
The Legislative sessions will commence to- Ii
MORROW and will probably Close In few weeks,
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TEE TRACT ooCrKrV's xDrIoN.
Where would have been
Che sword Of the crusaderS
Where the horrors of the
lnQuisition? Where every
system OF oppression an d
wrong BY which he VINO
has the power revels in
luxury and ease at the ex.
penee of his fellow mem
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Washington, June 3.
Inc PRESIDENT has issued proclamation for
sale OF public land in Iowa, commencing at
ft. Dodge on 18th OF September at Sioux CITY
on Sd OF October. The lands are in the North
western Fart of the State, at head of the Des
Moines River and its tributaries.
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Columbus. June z.

The Episcopal Convention, now in session.
neia an election this morning for an Assistant
Bishop OF the Diocese OF Ohio, which resulted a.
ioliows: whole number of votes by the clergy
%. Rev. DR.. Gregory T. Redell Of New York
recelned on the FIRST ballot 49, Rev. DIR. Little
John OF Conn. l0; Rev. DR.. Barr oi OHIO 2; Rev.
newton OF Pa, z; Blank |. Tie vote Of tn.
iaity was taken separately and resulted in con-
niming the nomination OF Dr. BedeIl by vote
OF 50 ayes to "a nays.
On motion OF Or. Bolles of Cleveland, second.
eo oy Rev. DR.. Greenleaf and Judge Spald,pe.
the vote Was declared unanimous.
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-. AIDanY, June ,.
Michael O'Brien an elderly man, who mur-
oefed bis wife at Cohoes by kicking and beat
ing her TO death was executed to-day. O'Brien
was between so and to years OF age
The services of the Catholic Church were
read at the galiows and the execution took
place in the Jail before about 5000 people. The
prisoner was jIrkcd up about 5 feet by weights
and died almost without struggle.
a violent thunder STERN broke over this city
last night, one OF the bull ngs belonging to
the Central Railroad and used Tor the purpose
OF storage was struck by lightning The roof
was melted and some OF the walls DESTROYED,
but owing TO the character OF the building no
IRE occurred and no great damage was done.
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= OIHcIHnati, June ).
A hire in Covington, Ky, yesterday, entirely
destroyed the Begging Factory of Roberts i
Co-ioss S25,0OO-ins.rance small. One hun
dred and twenty men and women are thrown
out OF employment. The fire extended to the
ooVinston locomotive works which were dam
aged to the extent OF $4,000.
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SATURDAY MORNING.
FINDING FAuLr wIrH GHILDnEN.-It i at


times necess ary to censure and punish. But
very much more may be done by encourag-
ing children when they do WELL Be,
therefore more careful to express your ap-
probation of-good conduct, than your disap-
probation Of bad. Nothing can more dis
courage child than a spirit of ineessant
fault-finding on the part of its parents. And
hardly anything can exert a Esore injurious
influence upon the disposition both of the
parent and child. There are two great mo-
tiyes influencing human action-hope and
fear. Both of these are at times necessary.
But who would not prefer to have her child
Influenced 10 ssgood conduct by a desire of
pleasing, rather than by the fear of offending?
Ii mother never expresses her gratihca-
ton when her children do well, and is al
ways eensuring them when she sees any
thing amiss, they are discouraged and un-
happy. They feel that it is useless to try to
please Their dispositions become hardened
and soured by this ceaseless fretting, aud at
last, finding whether they do well or i'll,
they are equally found fault with, they re-
linquish all efforts to please, and become
needless of reproaches. sms
But let mother approve of a child's con
duct whenever she can. Let her show that
his good behavior makes her sincerely hap
py- Let her ward hlm Tor MS enoFts 10
please by smiles and affection. In this she
will cherish in her child's heart some of the
noblest and most desirable feelings of our
nature. She will cultivate in him an amia-
BILE disposition and a cheerful spirit. Your
child has been through the day very pleas
ant and obedient.a Just before putting him
to sleep for the night, you take his hand and
say, /" My son, you have been very good to-
day. Il makes me very happy TO see yon
so Kind and obedient. God loves children
who are dutful TO their parents, and He
promises to make them happy This ap-
probation froUI his mother is to him great
reward. And when, with a more than af-
fectionate tone you say, =" Good night, my
dear son, nc leaves the room with his little
heart full of feeling. And when he closes
his seyessfor sleep, he is happy, and resolves
that he will always do his duty.AThe
Mother at Home
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re EVANSVILLE IND.
EEard"are.
leo. ~ SO-VsN-F.A G. .N.0. 10 sU.Af-N-

~ -.
Wv street, has now in store and Is constantly
receiving for the Fall and Winter Trade, the best
stock ever brought to this State or vicinity, OF All
kinds of HARDWARE suited to tise West, ana
which, having beeR selected and purchased IN per-
son, from the nsost extensive Importing Houses
and Manufactures of nearly all the Eastern cities
and dfowns, in addition to several invoices imported
directly by him from good nanu1actufers--Eh
liSh and GeFman-be can, and wlll sell as low as
any concern in the West; feeling confident thai
goods and prices cannot fail to please and satisfy
lie wonld ask the especial attention OF Merchants,
Mannfacturers, CaTpenters. 8lailwfIghfss CoOpers.
Gunsmiths, and all y hO need any articles usually
found in a first class Hardware Store-w whoiesaie
aud retail. = ss.a1za1 flfzA sae afzaa-s q
Without pursuing defa all. the mention Of a few
iaeding articles may be we'll. viz
Table aud Pocket Cutlery Kazors, Shears, aud
Scissors, Including Geo. Wostefhoim Sons justly
celebrafed manufactures; Butchers Knives and
Steels Files all kinds and sizes, of Butchers and
other manufacture; Aug-rs, Chisels, Gouges,
Braces and Bits, and all Carpenters and Coopers'
T0oIs from Ohio Tool Compkny Bart0n's, k0ch-
ester, and Whites, Buffalo. HanufaetoreF toEefher
with Cook s. noted Patent Premium Anger Bits.
Also-Hand, Ripping, Pa0el, aud Back saws Also,
the various sizes and styles Of Mill, Cireuars and
Gross Cut Saws, with Tuttle's PsteDt Hook Tooth
Cross Cut Saws; large and small Scales in grea-
variety of pattern Axes and Hatchets for all pur
poses House Building Materials All Gunners
Materials Gunners, implements to almost any ex
tent Meat Cutters aud Suffers; Iron aud Woo
Pump cufbs, together with Chain Pump Fixtures
Ames' and ether makers Shoyels, Spades, and
Grain Scoops; Jack Screws; fine assortment OF
all kinds of Brushes; Copper and Iron Rivsts
snd Bnrrz Protective Weapons; Horse, Wrought,
Casing, and Finishing Nails, all sizes; new and
excellent assortment Of Fishing Tacklingi Paint
aud Coffee Mills Corn Shelters and Mills.
Agent for Dole. Silver d Eelch's Premium Saw
GUNNER, for Upright and Circular SAWS
GEO. 5. SONNTAG,
sap3 No. 10 Main street.
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No. 6 Locust Street.

Q C0TCH s.s-UEFLK.V. RHV.E -g.N.D
octIo THoMPsoN's Drug Store.
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U8NEcEssARY ALARM-A NEGRo SHoT.-
On Friday night last, a negro man belong
ing to Washington Waller, Esq, of Somer
set ceunty, Maryland, was shot dead by a
patrol of white men in DANES Quarter Dis
triet.sa The circumstances, as we learn from
the Union, were substantially as follows:
'ri a Ga Thursday night, an alarm of insur-
rection and murder was given at a neeting
house in the neighborhood. The congrega-
ton were at prayers at the time the alarm
was given. The prayers were forgotten, aud
the utmost confusion aud excitement pre-
vailed. The benches were broken up for
clubs, aud with these and sach weapons as
the men could obtain at the time, they
secured the neighberhood, but finding noth-
ing upon which TO vent their indignation,
they dispersed, stiIl under great excitement.
The following night a patrol was organized,
and with guns, clubs, and other weapons,
they proceeded under greatzexeitement to
search the huss of the free negroes In the
neighborhood; at one of these hnts the nm
fortunate negro was found. He was attempt
Jug to escape Mhen fred upon ythe excited
crowd, who mistook him for an insuFgent
The bah pierced his back, taking effect in
, his lungs aud bowels, and producing anstant
death.ss5zS Il sr-e9sSss 80
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st. Charles Saloon.

r.4.s.lBas REORGANIZATION bslsnl
HEESSRS. MANNER a 6DKEEFErSS,
OEA from New Orleane, have purchased the ST
CHARLES SALOON, On. First street, nearly oppo-
site the Post Office, and have reftted il in an eIe-
CANT and attractive style. .s---- = eif--l q 81
The new proprietors have had long experienee as
keepers Of fashionable and popular Restaurants in
New Orleans, and they will endeav0r, In their new
house, to com bine all the elegancies and luxuries
of Northern and Southern RestauiSts in the ST
CHARLES. 49, t-..-l-.s
They have brought large and complete stock
of choice Liquors frem New Orleans, which they
collected with care during their business in that
city. Their connections and acqua ntance in that
city will enable them TO obtain the choicest sup
plies of Liquors, Fruits, and Injuries from that
market in future, and they will spare expense
nor pains TO make the ST. CHARLES surpass,
hereafter, its former representation as pleasant
Saloon, place Of good living, and elegant, refined
and luxurious resort.
49, Billiard players will find at this Saloon set
Of the finest marble top Billiard Tables, from the
well known and celebrated factory Of J. NJ. Bruins
wick d Co. . t r,-.s =.
The undersigned hatter themselves that long ex-
perience and careful attention will enable them TO
merit reputation equal to any Saloon in the west
ern country.
Hz5- splendid Lunch will be served up in the
most approved style, every morning at 10 o'clock.
HAMMER DREIFUSS,
auR4 Late of New Orleans
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A .M.arTER ~. L.MI. oRr.s.,cE 20

an .u.GTTER OF E.HES ORT.RJvCE TO
9A EVERY ONE, WITHOUT EXCEPTION.
8 MILLERe& NIEHAUSs at the new Dry Good
Store, 43 Main street, between First and, Sseon
streets, Evansville, Ind, now in daily reeeip
of their and spie..s5id stock Of
f FALL AND ENTER DIZZY G00Ds- la4
They are determined to sell and please all. 1heS
request their fair customers and the balance o.
mankind 20 pay them visit, take view OF the!I
for the season. The stock eonsfsfs OF q great va
riety of articles too numsrous 70 specify. aw
: HTITTFR Il NIEHADS, Cheap Cash Store
sanIe - - i3 Main street. Esansvflfs
EsF BUFFER IND RGGSg-
just received aud Tor sale at
f4s1r at II. REDAI0ND'Sv
oetl2 - Z Posey's Block, Main streei.
Nak.a.E 6.GR.--.G.NrGT -GOT or
that pure Cider Vinegar. just received at
Oct7 HlCkEh1 BhOs.
-1C9WEFSEIHF ROXKS, as SOKT-
IL ed sizas a nd kinds. received and for sale BY
J easST - = : = 'CHAss. Mel 0HNsToM
.s-. szs3.f szzl-zs laC5s-- Eo21v
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b 42t0 Paper Bags, assorted Sizes very convenient
foF retail purposes.
Mustard, in small and large tin cans. -
Common and fancy Candies ButterseOtch, Re,
with many other articles usually kept in such
stores. t4--t a-fet4F g -
Speaking OF Teas, letait be understood that we
anxious to cell Te a. sRnd will sell good Tea al
45e, 60c, 6Oc 65c Toe, Toe s0c 9oc 81, aud 81 20
per pound ssasrrw-E sas.aE ss.sa -
We also have Teas pat mp in 2 .ana n caddies
order. sell TO famiiies. If you good
and cheap Tea. call R0r the present ia Po--
ssy Bio Ok after the 10th 0f October, in Fosters
- " r. ~, ~ - sEns aE
I = iTI--- lE ~ h s4BIN SEQ.
ls- ass- Rags wanted. for Groceries or Cash, -
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Their penetrating properties search, cleanse and
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Not Only do they cure the every day complaints
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