Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 5, Number 262, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 25 February 1853 — Page 2

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A. H. SANDERt. EDITOR. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Daily Journal, per year. $5 00' by the week I Trl-Weekl v Journal, iwr rar 4 00 .. . . - . - iheKvt.viiij..ii.ui. tim u.iiv Jounuii wil t found on 01 hi their utile, an- adrertwo.nei.ta and aubscription ar rcopecuuiij anikitvd tbrougu ibem. sät z--z-IXJSTSlSSIII'111 FRIDAY 310RNING,:::::::::::::::FER. 25. Anolnr U pon. . Mr. StocLwell has our thank for a copy of the Report of the Auditor of State, showing the amount of stocks deposit.-d. with him under applications to cstbbli.h Banks under the Free Banking Law, &c, in answer to a reso?ution of the House of Represcntatives. By th;s Report, the whole number of Banks doing businesses set down at fi.teen, with a capital of $-',850,000. The total amount of stock depo sited wilh the Auditor by these Ba-'k. is 31,290,230. j Among the applications for B9nks we perceive only one for Eansville. It is entitled "Canal Bank," with a capital of $103,000, end Wiliard Carpenter, Robert Barnes, JuhnM.Stockweli, an I Samuel Hall, stockholders. The tau! number of B ink, under tvay, incluling applicitions. is fiity-five wiih a capital oi 813,500.000, aud 167 stockholders; some of the Banks h ive increased their capital, making tue entire capnai u,800,000. LamascoCitr, Lamasco city will put on a new dess this coming spring and summer. She will be a Of 9 living illustration of the' march of improvement." In view of the number of buildings about to be put up there, its property u.ust continue to increase in value, h:gh as it is held in some part of that corporation. We are getting ro proud of Lamasco. that we should gladly see it united to the c rporation of Etransville, in accordance with the suggestion of one of our correspondent. W e MKrl iu ui uiuiJ."ku milium, iu .;. r i LJir.i suic u ui TBCiifc ill a icm ui i o, a oi. n uuic ui tue ... . i I contomplaf d improvements in thü corporation. It woulJ much assist us in giving stranger a fair idea of the prosperity of this "settlement." It A couple of fine grays attached to a lumber wagon, did their best evening before last, to furnish the press with a genteel item, by way of encour a genie nt. They started from the wharf, spilt out a load of lumber and the driver, deposited a part of the wagon before the Journal as a kind of card, made toward the "Independent Pocket," but noi ge.ting in, wheeled up the alley, wh re one of the animals performed some "ground and standing. Considerable much damage done. if a muss, but not ILJ The big Eclipse arrived here yesterday at noon, bringing New Orleans dates of the 16th. She 1 'ft roni lerablo freight for our merchants, but did not delay long. UA proposition to give the soldiers who served e'ther on land or w iter in tSe war of 18 12, a q'l irter section of land, is said to be ga ning Iriends daily iu both houses of Congress. fO"The fast packet L dy Pike passed up yesterday, from St. Liuis. We are indebted to Ned Wo.folk, Esi. first clerk,' for late papers. The Lady is punctual in her trips and in every particular an excellent packet. CTThelowa, Capt. 3Iorehom will be here thi morning for St. Loui. The Iowa has mide several successful trips in the Louisville and New Orleans trade this winter, and will now return to her old quarters on the Mississippi. H3Chevalier Hulseman, the Austrian minister, has again arrived in this country, to resum his position as Envov of the Imperial Court. If he has profited by the lesson tought him by the late Secretary Webster, he may find his post in the U. S. more - agreeable. rr3"The Cincinnati Commercial says, that Nicholson, the clerk of the Martha Washington, at th- time of her burning, was arrested in New Jersev, and is now in jail at Columbus O. in default ol bail to the amount of $10,000, which he failed to procure. OTMr. Earnhart, the operator at this point, apologizes in a note for not givinsr us more d'spatches yesterday. He says the line was cut between Louieville and Vincennes by some malicious scamp. This accident prevented the receipt of market reports. CC?The Commencement Address of the Evansville Medicel College session just closed, will be delivered th;s eveninz by Prof. McDowell, when the degrees will be conferred. The address will be delivered at the Methodist Church. C3"We received yesterday a large lot of dispatches, which we give to-day to the ex clusion of some other matter less important. They give Congressional proceedings, arrival from Havana, arrival from Eirope with yery imxrtant news, Fracas between the P. 31. General and Brings, &.C. &c. The line was down beyond Louisville day before yesterday.

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No. vir. JftDiAiuroLis, Feb. 15,1853. A. II. Sawders, Esq. Dear Sir: To-mr-the State are expected to be here. A great J in-nmnotitmn fnrii ftn( iat' trial will be had in competition lor a nne sat jn banner representing the crowninjrof the genius of music by two cherubs. It is wor- . t() - the band-r0om ofeven Allan Dodsworths famous performers. wem. uov. Willard will deliver an address to the Convention. I hope to be able to annouure some band from Evanville or "the Pocket" as the lucky oi.el Next Saturday is the day set for the election of the democrat whom the peopie prefer for Postmaster. There are six or eight applicants. The democruts have deciJetl to let every voter wituout distinction of par,y j,ave B gay jn the .. atter. The wiigs generally, I think, will vote for Jacob P. Chapman, conceiving him to posses the cleverness, ability, and disposition to ar.commodate necessary for the office. They don't much but keep up quite a thinking. fheir proclivitives turn spontaneously to him ag lneir Degt choice. A tacit motto seems to prevail among tlicm of several evils choose tne jeast. This p an of manifesting a choirc for poi.,uaster seems to be "all the go" throughout the country, and is certainly a very nsible movent nt. It is certainly very Iain anJ cannot be diiplltejf that those most ;0ritPi) hmilit have a voice in the choice of this most important functionary it is true democracy (not locolocoism) to allow the whigs freesoilers,oiC., to vote and alth ugh their choice has to be m ide among locot'ocoes cxclusvely, they should be thankful for small favors, and unite on the best man. It is yet to be seen whether the appointing power will regard this suggestion or plan favorably; they may, in the fullness of their dignity, consider it as dictation and treat it with disdain, prefering to appoint such persons as may best subserve their own interest. It is said hat no matter who may receive the . , i . j.. a . 1 1 . , plurality vote here, the individual will not re- . , . , 1 1 1 tent: t'itr auuviuiiuriiii vauov ! , ..v., , r , : ... of President Pierce, and will come off a lit tle Letter than "poor relations" usually do. If the, a ministration disregard these ejections, in my humb'e opinion there will be a "muss" raised. . This appears to be the commencement of the war on that huge monster, governmental patronage, and the fight will belong and fierce. Popularillii destined to prevail, and the day will come when postmasters will either be elected directly by the people, or indirectly in this way, and other offi:es who now l ok to. the favor of the "powers that be" for place and position must fÄputincvfcrHi? bt fnr ; lhft f,"r n"n,P In the St nate, on Wednesday, Feb. 16th, the bill to amend the law regulating general banking was passed by ayes, 31, noes, 17. The bill to amend the law proscribing who may make a wi.l was passed. The Senate went ino convention with the House and elected John M. Lord.ol Washington county, State Agnt This olfiVe is a out as necessary to the State as the fifth wheel to a wagon, but there is nothing like having these sinecures to reward political services with a hill to authorize courts to appoint master commissioners, fixing their fees anJ prescribing their duties, p tsseJ. Lithe IIjuso a bill pissed correcting the boundary between Warrick and Spencer counties. On Thursday the Senate passed several bills of a general and uninteresting character, in the forenoon, in the afternoon they did but litt'e. The House engrossed the temp- ranee bill known as Owens bill, whi;h though not as good as the temperance folks wish, h a step or two in advance of anything we have had yet. , On FiJay, in the Senate, bills were passed giving the courts of common pleas jurisdiction in cases of divorce, fixingthe sal try of the Governor's private S cretary at $3,00, providing for the inuurneratbn of all tha white malt iuhabitants of tue State during the present year. The House did but little business and ad journed over until Monday morning. On Saturday the S.nate passed a bill to require county commissioners to refund county tuxes wrongfully assessed and collected in certain cases, and a joint resolution relative to ttking ofi the duty on railroad iron for three veara. Aijourned early. The brobability is that the Legislature will at'journ on the 7th proximo, this day two weeks, if they don't find something "urgent" r -'quiring their action, enabling them to put a liberal construction on the constitution as to time. This place just now deserves the appelation of a "hard town." Scarcely a djy and nijiht passes but there is a bn-.rh. r thA

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peace, and sometimes several. The offlra' . AP,,,wan t H-vann-i, awaued arri- Wal . r Ie I' sfter h--retreitinsr fi --rs,r.rw -ffi,:.n 1 u.'. ? " val üf Ascent City. Ohio du j English w ti a lover I ke f i dns. Th-Mom tu I m

.j .v,c .rB too lew or Man-4)f.war Cumberland Irom Haliaz, arrithem lor ruch a large place. Ved 17th, fie houM Irom llavaui, pass -d The temnerance folks feel despondent amer Empire City hence. Bia;k Warabout getting anything favorable to the cause nor Pai!itfl1 turee 'Pani8h vessels, one a from this L-gislature. Well they may, for VS f.?,," W.'ck S?Trx "me , . . J abreast the latter fired gnn leewaH; before however mu h the locofocos may hang around former could gut her colors hoisted another

them, when the "pinch" comes for voting on the passage ol a bill favoring temperance tney are not to be found on the right side. Yoursr ttc. RAILROAD CITY. t ny advertisement it will h seen that th-famuaiuntna 1 n r lütt- W.u-helL wii bi with nt in a few days. BMfe mr m m- w mm mwmm mrmt'W - m

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WAsni5GTsM Feb. 22. In the Senate a bill was introduced for by the bills made. Alter debate another

provision of the bill, allowing excursion the American Conul rminJing the boats to dispense with life boats, W4a rej-ct- j CaPl- General of his failu e to ke.-p appoint- . n,. j t. j, ment L ttiT imniedutely called at Hotel ed. The bill was then passed. H ; bul King !eclinod seeing him, as also did till 1st of June next, and provides that in- Indies. When King was leaving for Mantanapectors may approve of boilers and steam- t ras, it is said mutual interchange of cards

pipes made subsequent to the passage of the act approved Aug. 3J X852r t the same have been made with stamped iro i . It also pro - vides for allowin? substitutes for metallic lile boats when it can be shown that such boats could not be provided. i ' The Pacific Rail Road bi.l was then taken up.. An amendment was offered by Hiller yesterday, that as each fifty miles in a State were finished, the contractors should receive three-fifths of the alternate section on each side. Seward moved to amend the bill, by providing that, as far as the road may be constructed, or any part thereof within the limits cf any State beyond the Mississippi, the Post .Master General shall contract with such a 6tate for the transportation of the mails over such part of the road, at a rate not exceeding $6 per mile per annum for fifty years Rust still contended. The bill was read, and afler some debate, Senate adjourned. Hovse. A resoluti-n was passed to amend the consideration of the bill establishing reciprocal trade with the British provinces on certain conditions. Fuller opposed, Tucker approved it. At the expiration of the morning hour, a communication was received from Commodore Jones, repelling slanders and asking the appointment of a committee of investigat'on. Communication was referred to the Committee on Naval affairs. The Indian appropriation bill was then considered in Committee of the Whole. Action taken on the West Poii.t Academy bill. The Senate ammendmeut was agreed to, accepting the appropriation of $12,000 for extending that school. House I hen adjourned. Geo, Piercr Frora. WSH15GTU2I, Feb. 22. Pierce kept his room and entirely declined seeing company, not admitting even the Mayor. This afternoon many were closeted with him for a considerable time. , An uni'or unate sequal to the affair between P. 31. Gen. Hubbard and the Hon. George Brigs, occurred at the Capitol today. The parties met in the dark passage near the House Lbrar.'. Hub bird iraip'd Briggs' hand and exclaimed "are you Bri gs!" Bnggs shook hands, hut in a moment discovr,m WW,dat,,,l,o0m,n'4inVoni Dfe 1 1 oust to the rotunda, an4 said. "I have at hrst shaken hands vih you; I wish to retract th.it act of politeiu si ycu iusuited me and I publicly called vou no genth-nnn." Hubbard answered, '-j ist as ywu please, you are beneath my uotice." Brigg then wilh n s ieri na'id, Happed. II's ng .t ch-ek, saying, "will you make no res'stancel" and none being offered, Brings c ntinued and said, "you are nohonorab.e man in public I have slipped ymir lace, don't you reeMt ;tM Hubbard 8. id, -'atrik away, Briggs, I shall not resent, for you are beneath my contempt." Then Briirg struck him on th left side of the face with his right hand and repeated the blow once or twice the bystanders interfered before serious injury was affected. It "s said Hubbard im mediatr-ly instituted legal proceedings against Briggs. i hpraim (iill.jian, assistant draftsman in the L md Office, formerly of N II.. udd.nlv fell dead in the street this mnrning supposed to ue irom auiseasc of the heart. L'.kdojt, Fb. 11th., P. 31. Cotton down, Breadstuff's quiet, Wheat anuriour ta;rly sustained Wright Gaudy quote cotton slightly lower. 3Iauchcster uiuikel easier, Businea limited prices slightly advanced. White heat 7J a. 74. Fi urgid d-vnand 28 r.wd Wes tern 27, Turpentine aJvanced, 13, Common Rjsin 5-6. Pjiris, Feb. 11th. Government has dispatches of 8th, announcing entire suppression of Milan insurrectionists. Furin &. Piedmjnt t.snquil. Fallowing disparch received at 3 o'clock and 50 minutes A. 31. by submarine telegraph from British Sinister at Berne Icr trans-mi.-siin to Minister of Foreign affairs at London, telegraph 31 ss age from Bdisone ol tith, inst., announces gates of Milan shut and was supposed that the insurrection which hid been su.tpressd, ha I recommenced a proclamation trom 3Lzine was placarded another s!atemeue say, Austrian it arsenal. Were 3Iissicred. The revolt bioke out in three places simultaneously. City arrestrand domiciliary visits the order ofthediy in Alilan Great ägitaiioa t Pisa, Little elsewhere at Turine. Sardiiia. 31 in''.,ry mcl 'n haste in consequence o'communication of Austrian consul. Arrlin- t'to nil vannn. New York, Feb. 23. Steamer Black M ar.ior arrived hh Ha vanua dates of 18th. Steamer Edwards ßun discharged and passed just over lore stay, .CaPtain Scuffi.-ld was not aware of her beinj? a nian-of.wnr as she had im mmnt. American bark 3Iartha Ann, from S r nnau o-Havana, tired into otf Cnbi bv the n.hsh Irigate Vista. Supposed rig sla-i ,: a ""-v" "j" " b l 5 ""W"l Moret- . A I J II Sil M I S B -SBW 0 BIA Ma S jm a BS ' !n.lt JST'J ' Je off the coast of Jtlonda lasted 24 hours. Brians'

!ppers.of the 17th. Nothing imrmrtantl Health of the city good; Mr. Kn;' health rot improved. He despairs of recovery and hneloManlan7a

Dwainer r uuon nau no interview witn Capt. General, in consequence of a slight . 1 . a . l 1 niisunderstatidin?. Etiquette forbi s the next morning K ng addressed a note through took place. Contracts for a line of telegraph in Cuba maStoil tu Mr CarFtM! l( PiiünftjInK! II;. !geU 6325 per roiIcSf 8,25 ieSl, than others j bid. . bid. Gen. Pierce's Arrival. Washingtoh, Feb. 23. .Gen. Pierce arrived in Express train from Philadelphia this evening, wilh Sidney Webster and Pierson Butl. r, no others. Reached Washington at half past 8. Mayor 31 Urey was i t the Depot, but did nut discover him as he passed through the crowd; unobserved and before cars fairly Horpe he was off to Wiliiard' in co.h. Jiffl a is ha not reached city nur U there intelligence of his departure from 31ias. Marcy to-day attracted much attention, notwithstanding presence of several distinguished gentlemen Dam. din connection with Cabinet. Much uncertainty exist not only as to pe sous really fixed upon, but also to positions. New York, Feb. 24th. Sales of 37,003 bis Ohio flour $5 3 1 5 37 firm. Wörtern wheat 134 135, moderate demand. S'les 18,000 tush vellow Corn at 64; white 65, fair business. Pork dull and unchanged. Beef steady. Lard unchanged. Salec OI 200 bbls Prison Whiskey at 24c. Ea timore, Feb. 22. Locomotive and bngg ige and one pasensen2 t car, evening trJn of Ih 22d ran down an emb inkment near the Reiay House. Pas.seng'rs si ghtly bru se i nun severely. Striker had nt!ier mut:ny this afternoon both employers and employed standing fir.n. PiTTSBUBcn, Fcb.,24'.h. R'ver 9 feet 6 inches, rising. Weather cold and cloudy with in-ücit.oii of snow. Cmcms-Ti Feb. 24th. River risen 10 inches. - Weather clear and cold. Flour in demand. 800 bbUsold at 3,8503 95. Whisky 20c. Bulk sides iu good dem md 300,000 lbs add at 7c, and 1100,000 do deliverable at Madison at 6 , 1 00.000 lbs Shoulders at 6J -; 100 bis mess Pork at $15. G.oceri-s are iu moderate demand; 31 dosses 2930.'; Sugar 4j5$c Other articles unchaug.d. (Ör Dr. Evans requests us to say that in his allusion to the 3Iedical Faculty yesterday, in his advertisement, he was laboring under a mistake in imputing o ihem a picnyunish disposition. He penned the advertisement in hurried manner, and wei t a little far:h r perhaps than he had intended, so far as all , iHio.t is- mmm. noAFnl , . . i Lejlsiatire urantnrjr Saturday, Feb. 19. Report? were made on various su?jjcts, by Messrs Kightly, Horton, R .berts. Gibson, Jk ksrn, Griggs, llarr s, Anthony, Ganr, aud Witherow. ' Sevetal bills were passed among which the most important was a bill requiring county commissioners tu refund taxes wrongfully collected in certain cases. S.-nate adjjurued till Monday morning 8 o'clock. ' 'I It A Cincinnati piper is making a great ,,sphirL'e"ovr the fact hat a child iva born in lhat i ity th t weighed t wen ty-eih' p und--. Cincinnati may be a great place tor raising pork but it mver can compete wilh C iial st. in ra sing babies, either in p nt of wei 'ht or f equ.'ticy. Aulri-h dy the nth r day gave bi.'thtoa pa rol babes t!i twtighed sixty pounds aiib were foar weeks old w.ien tiny were born. Albany Transcript. THE LOST AOTSB J-IVINO. BT TAXSY TfcRX. The hnband's rrlef my be hrt s brief, 11 may woo and win another; But Uio Leichter vllurs with ui.thanrln ' rri.f. To tlie Iiuucm o ' her mother. But a fleet inj twelve month had passedt sin.'S the heart (that for years had beat ksriint his own) was forever skilled, when Walter Lee brought again a fair ynunj; eret.,.A t uti kt- : I ..l b. M... r..i -v .w ...... ...v.m .aiuer

ormotner, Drtnr nr Sl-ter, Claimed any prt comic..tiUes--coich.Irlah,DTiU:h French, and Yankee of the orp'ians h0art that he covttrd and P-"0''. aud i iiiut.Oiis of crictur&c. &c. won. NoeXDenseoroainshtdhesnnrpdtolJ!!! 1 ocket please copy.J

d.coratethe mansion tor her reception. Old timiiiar obJ?Cty, fraught Wth tenderer t KRuri.-if inn h .A hein rriniiVPil In m .ku u-.tr : fir the unhnlstrrS! choiei-st lanri...a Th-ri r - - - was no pifiure leu upon me wail, uitn sweet . . .1 ... S,id morn lul eyes to lollow hltn with silent r-proach. Lverything was Iresh anddelightfnl a tha nanr.ruipn iv thnt filluH ko I . nAf. .1., P l.'ih UxA h r .,11. .. "My dear ,.I.Ih, said be f-mdiy puahlltjr blCK the hair from her forehead; "there should be no shadow in your pathway, but I have tried in vain to induce NHIv to ffive vnn the u-p rnme vou deserre: Imu'pvpr .h. j J T ., ' , ,- . sh.i II n it annoy you. I anal I C.nnoel her to stay in the nursery t il sne yields to my wish "Oh nnj don t do hat;w said the VOUn" i . i .t t. v j IIOUIv; -I think I understand step-mother a nx ner, it me pi iü ner wear vauerf ana h tript lightly out of the room and left h m m - - i itrt. m a to him -If. grw su iJenly d .rki r, wh n the door cl-scd alter her. Rearhin out his hand he almost unconsciously to.k up a book th:it lay near him. A lino: paper fluttered out from be tu,A.. i.. i.tr ufKtfo W..,.. I ,. . . p.. Seliger. The J jrous expression Of bis face faded into one of deep sorrow, as hs read it. u j . , . u : I it . 1 he hand writing was his child S mother's. .1 It ran tnus: "Oh to die, and be forpotten. Thwarm heart cold these active limba still these Ii . li,.t $3..na ..' o.nd . A bllootn, tne moon W river leaf tue trees arouna my dear own nome: the merry lauh. tne pieasmt circle, ana i not nere Tne weeds choking the flowers at my headstone: the severed tres of sunny hiir forgotten in it envelope; the sun of happiness so soon aI B . m a a

absorbing the dew drop or sorrow! The ey. press changed for th crange wreath! Oh, no, no, doiTt qiite forget! close your eyes omlfm and Irin- before vou the face that once

. . 1 made sunshine in y mr home ! feel again the twining clasp of loving arms; the Hps mat told vo-j (not in words,) how dear you were. Oh Walter don't quite forget! From IMeliie's clear eyes, let her mother's soul still speak to vou. "3IartLee." W;irm tears fell uoon the paper as Walter Ie folded it hack. He gave himself time to rally, and then glided gent'y up to the nurserv door. It was partially open. A little fairv creature, of some five summers stood in themidd'e of the flour. Her jiny face was half hi. Men in her sunny curls. Her little pinnifur. w is full of toys, which she grasped tightly in either hand "No, vu re not my mamma," said the child. -I want my own dead mamma, and I am sorrv Dana brouiht you here." "Oh, don't say that." Siiu ine young siep-mothe-don'tcall me-mamma, if itgivs r r - .,.t you pain, dear. I am quite willing that ycu should love your own mamma netter tuan you do me." Nelly looked ud with pleasant surprise. I had a dear mamma and a papa once," she continued; "and brothers and sisters, so miny and so merry! but they are all d.ad, and sometimes my heart is very sad; I have no one now to love me, but your papa and you " Nellie's eyes began to moisten; and taking out one after another of the little souvenirs and tovs from her pinifore, she said. "And vou won't take away this and this and this this my dead mamma gve me!" "No. indeed, dear Nel ie ! . "And you will let me climb in my. papa's lip, as I used; and put my cheek t hs, and kiss him and love him, a much as ever 1 can, won't you!" . Yrs. ves mv darlincr." Walter Lee could hear no more, his heart was full. What! Slary's chill pleading with a stranger, for room in a father's heartl In the sudden rush of this new fount of tenderness hid he forgotten or overlooked the claims of that helpless little one! Godforbid! trom Nellie' clear eyes let her mother's souls 6 till m mm . speak to vou." Aye! and it did! When next Walter Lee met his hride.it wa with a ch-tstencd tenderness.- Nellie's loin little heart was pressed close against his own. He was ajrain-her own papa." No, he did not "quite forget" Olive Branch 6TXA1VBCAT Rf GISTEH. TrcbD4T, Feb. 94. K4MK FROM BllCKD. JasKobb If. Orleans louisville W m Nolde do CiiKiiuiaÜ York town do ! Gjn Pitce Louisville Ft. Loils J. N Mki KewOrleitns Cin i..nati Jas Jackson Louisville Tcun Kiver Mora 1 tin 2 a in 3 a nt 5 am Sam II m I pn 2pm S m 3 Hi 5 j ui rja nKrl'p Kew Orleans JLousrile GlippftroV LonWnllo IlenuerHon II M ülnluers CineinnaU Evansvlile Li ly Pik . K. bonis LouisvllU Columbus Ixuisville Kfw Orleans r Farrar Walali Ciiuiuns U JJj"Mb. A. II. Sao Dem' Sir:-AI tho so'k-l tation of my friends, 1 announce mjsclf a candidate fortLe office f Major ol this city, at the ensuing Y.Wc tion. feb-231 JOHN S. IIOPKIXS. JO MEDICAL COLLEGE CO.M.MEXCEME.NT Tbe eommencemeiit of ibj EvauvviUe Medical Coll. go r --" "-"rrrli-f - '.. 111 1 U..,l tha Slclbdst CLurcb on Frida) Lvei.ii.g, Feb. 20Ui. The address to tue graduates III be delivered by Prof. McDowell. Iba public geuerally aw invited tu attend. fCb22 A LIAH. . TO Ho easy lis to tell a lie! Foroe peopb can't help it; others do it thoughtlessly while others do It maliciouidy.aud are forever goii.r around like a bo w'inr lecat, seeking whom tbey may get into a muss with soiuetMxIy. A llttl white lio Is generally h inn less, and may som-niiues betiderated 'just for fui.; but Webster an a a 'positive going to leave ouaeerUilnday,' isnotoi.lj xcu rtblo but absolute lio necessary, for no mauof energy will 'lit rouhd week after week, 'or (eople to come Iu who alwajs put off till tho last day Sow, perhups, jou 'Just as lief an body else would take our Puiure.'as Wkbstek If so. we've nothing to ay. or perhaps jou lou't want one tulIT If ao, "Uiiut your put Iu,-aim talking-to ou. sir; but If jou do wish a Likeness, and wan't me to lake It, theu ( ouie alonir, and lrii g the 'dust,' I'll make a face for ou 'or bust,' feb!8 E. Z. WEBSTER. JTT LIBRARY NOTICE All per ons having books in 'heir posst'sion, drawn from the Vanderburgh County . . , . ... . iiurary, previous torn laainir cnarge or the same, are requested to return them immediately to me at the o' flee of e K-Mlroad Co i.pi.hy. It Is necessary that these B..oks should be returned forthwith, to settle the e old f Libmriati's accounU. JOHN E. MARTIN feb2 tr Librarian. PWADYERT.SE1IENTS . WIN C CELT 'S D ROLLE "IE3. ' MR; WIXCHELL respectfully informs the Public that he will appear in a few d.-tvs and open his JT-,- " ' appear In i Bu'getof Oddi and ends" Queer quiitand qnlzzical S'ND T't7TCT! An LMiKbNLW UII.NU! Ttr r.tp. Knnorinr Minn1ilr Rn.m Tf rnmMn.. I H?hine JuraMlity entire effl.lrncy In throwing back ik. .Iiaii IiIam ..n.n.li. th.fh..l IK...I.V I ru-ur ...v. .... . v. ""K I Lnngs U action To Ladles it cannot be loo hihlt re-1 eommend. d forthoughan Ai.U corset, it serves II the blrv. an. preventing the higl.lv inlurioua pressure Ih. Im.rn.l n niiRi.u(i in iwi Athr aii.'L.n.l.H I at bJ aan.e time they receive all the benefit of the ki.a..m All yoa hu np-bicked, round ehonlderH. narrow erfstel,'H,f;f.ircu,a:,"'wAnn lMre. pVonrieTrtV a few days. fc"5-lwd-3t5t I ; I PR0P33ATiS. , I B vorder of the Common Council or the City of Fvans I will m de Fl. 22 I J53, Proposals will be received I Uli,riaShe5t,idiyur March next for docklig the canal on F.urti trset between Vine and Division tr, ts and overlnr said F mrh street With vTl.. wwo wortincinuif rr i t a ... ." . ame. Plank, and Frth I bv the first day of July 'iflcationa to ba mad bv I f'e I't' E.riiuer and seen at Uie office of the t-hv Clerk I onsiidaf er tha first day of M n-h next. I JOHN J. CHANDLER. le23toJmh City Clerk. I IVolksboto copy OITT GLGCTf N. OT an act of the Ir'.slat'ire of the State approved 13 Ma-ch Mti iSöiall cilv officers ac elecUve by the ritiaranaliflrd lo voto at anv t-wnhip. coaaty. or state eWtlfMt; otic is ther-fore riven that tnere win nean ebMhMi h-ld atlhe two Enrine h- uit as usual n Monday. April jt tf53.for Major, one c nnciiman for oa hot th different ward a t Itrrt; Treasurer, Assessi.r,Colle.tor.Man.hall.an.Hurvtnor.oflhe city. . .aaMaaawffla By order of IL Council JüU.iJ.i-nA.iüi.r.ii, vSkabot copy ,.riTr. City Clerk. aVW MUtlJ BCKHe,.fderS!.,Mrlb? Cora Polka: Oranra Flow r WaMs: Twilir'it Polka; p., .Vg,nUy breaking;-Dnettr Old fol is are cone dec Ac. Just received and for sale by J. CONYNGTON 4b C, MS

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UAYXEg dt GKAHAM.PrtPRIKTORS, Corner of : Eighth and Main Streets, fjoalarillr, Ky. THE above flrs-proof waiehonse I mnea enlar. j - j . t r t. ' been uiwar1a or lu.POO hothead sinre the r tn our hoa 1 it of October, 18a 1 aud ou r aale aave hi ery cu.t'rnurT. i Our mvler elUnr U an follows, viz: Ererr be bead is put op aiid old on IU own nicrit, and a fief ale His with the owner to conflrm or reject tbejacic bU pleasure I One dollar per boghead rore-i all rbarrea o the j owner. afur H arrival at the warehoaae. ai.d he ceiveshU monerttthe warehonie oWe as aoon asi bill can b made ut. t are prepared to pay charces on Tobaeeo construed tons, and bold H Tnbj to the Instrnrtion of the owner. f Tbl warehoose is no doiasr the moot extensive bi ne of n Tohxcco warhoue In KeMorky. and fldre oiirselrei to attend rtrietly and promptly to f baeco entrusted to our care; and we r jfer to our p yer a business, merchants. jhtppTs ana plauters gv. raoy. verr rTMrtru i it. i fe2552 2mw IHYXES & GRAHAM, Proprietors TVORY COMBS 1200 doa. ree'd and for sale 1 JAS. LOW de Ca. Fe24 .417 Main street, LtUviUeKy 17AKC Y PRINTS-io cases new stjle Cocba. o'i re . and for aale by .' JAR. LOW A Cel. Fb84- 417MalnatLooisnill,,By CORDF.D SklKTS 130. ree'd tte tthsr day and ale by ... I JAF. LOW A. Co. I Feb.?4 417 Wain st. Looisvllle. Kr "DEK.4GE DE LA IN 10 cases spring stjle Jast reja, uny fic uo. f reo. XI . 417 Main st., Louisville: y TAKEPI up TOy. the snbflsjiber a besnat eolored ridlnr .bot J .With saddle anp bridle, whiob tbe owner caa ha at Uie residence of . I HESRY hOLZG KATE; t fe 54 Sullivan's Enlargement CHAIN PUMPS. THE TJ5DER.SlGMil are engaged la patting np t "Chtin Pump." of which thfy have a Urge j in a flalboat at tue whar, which they will tarh to efstern s and scl!s at a low price, and w rant to give perfect satKartion. Ibe Cbaia Pomr particularly adapted t rintems, as a bild may work . and it kefps the watsr stirred up ao aa to preve( sb nat on. The simplicity of Uie pump is onlv eqfrilled i iu durability, and almost uUer Impossibifrfy ff grUi out of order. One of them may be seen at the fewdei r Mr. Crawford Bell. The nndersirned would ask t aUenlion ofi ilisnns to it, as no eertiticates -t Us krn are requi'od atter an examination. information eaa had bv railing at the Sherwood Housa. I Jan27-lf W. W. COLLINS de CÖ' rORTtriTS TELIIWO. "VTRS. CLEXDKNS1XG tenders her retpecta W t r lvX citizens f Evansville, and respectfully Infori Ihem that she will t 11 the fortunesof all who may I tronize her. Price 75 ct for Gentlemen. 50 eta fcr 1 Hies. Sha may be consulted at h Wttkia-tos Jlot Evansville, corner of Yine aud Water sL for a few ta onij. fe2flr. : - f GAME, 0Y3TBRS, e. t EVAS9 KEsTAURAT. The proprietor of this Restaorat bss Just mid ' rangemeiiU at Vincennes and Tvrre Haute, for the reg br receipt er all kinds o. FKA1KIE GAME.dnrJngt winter sedMon, which h will serve up to hie eustoiuef in the shorW'st notice, and at prkes loa er thsn the Ln Uvillo Kestanrata. He ha af-o madtf arrangements f receiving FKESH OYI ERS a lib regalarlly. and w continue tkt trade briskly during th. seas. Ix out shaq.ly. dceff tf A fY7 BAGS COTTON YARNS, just received at -Ul for sale cheap by feb23 J.H.&TJIGHEB&C.; SPRING-ÖDOD3. JUST RECEIVED, a very b-ndome lot of fret Fpring Goods, new and desirable stjles, eonaistiii of Prints. Ltwns, Ginghams, Cottonadcs, bleached Mu li ns, Kamize DeLaines, Lhambrers. Mous DeLains,!; oic, wmcB we wiu sell at very low prlevs. ftb-.'3 . J. H. M AGI1EE oVCO. ( fk DOZ. LEGHORN HATS; 0J 30 doa Florence I ouneta; " ' I i 40 casus bi.': Hats, Jurt received and for sale t feb3 J.H. MAGllEKdiCO. NOTICE- ' Kl ! THE Common Cnanril f the Ity of EvannviHe, Fcl . I'th, lc53, oriierwl that tbe owner of ktsfrou; ingoii lha South west side oi KourUi street between Yin and Livii.m MreeU, l-e r-fjMlred to raiiM the fid-walV. in froiit of aid lots, tthiu two moi.ths fnn täte. . By oder or the CouuciL JNo. J. HA9lL tt? I feW3-3l CHy tkfk. f iJ AMERICAN CWIO'' A- 1 LIFE INSURANCE C03IPANV Capital 1OO.00O. J lacoaroatTKo by tuk Ioihlttbb or Ono ' 1 Carfr Perpetutl ... I Office No. 14. East Fourth st. Ciscikatt rtlHIs COMPANYissiesPotiel sat the folio wine rate X for f 1 ,000, and in proj.ortion for a larger aiaoaut - Ag Joint Stock Kates. Mutual Rakes 2 Years Sil I 17 70 '. 25 d 13 60 20 I 5 30 do IS ft) S3 60 1 3-t do ." 18 10 , X? 5 i 40 do SI 40 ; Ii ; 41 do Hit 37 30 5 do 32 HI 48 30 Tho above rates are for tbe whole tfrm of life faf , years' Insur-nce, the rates a. e 33 per cent Oa tbe mutual rates one bair oi.1v is rcqalred la eenu lea. cask. the remaining hir In u rreuilum itote. California risks taken at ao extra premium of t pet cent. J. C.tShELBEK BY, Agent. MERICK DEAN, Secretary, w febO ' , t 1 Hfl RACKR f ran ! fhorU Just received aid: LUvS frsale at I3cenU iter huhel delivered, fel22 COOK'S Family Grocery. EVANSVILLE BOOKSTORE. I TUST RECEIVED by Expreu, I Graham Msgaziiie fr March; Godey'a Ladies Book for Man h. won . ' SAMUEL LISTEK EVANS VILLB DDCZL OTCRX3. , , JUST RECEIVED If 2. 0 quires Medium and Can Blank Roaka 6 dozen Acoordeons; 6 dozen Violins: Tivoli Boards aud Thermometers. fl21 SAMUEL LISTER. CODFISH. 75 boxes io One o-drr for sale bv O .s. e. gilbert v CO, ' tcW Sycamore st.nea, Water. FLOCK AGEll'T. X7 Etbken the Agency of the "Francieca VP.!."' It and sll;.ll be COIiSlailtlv aUDItlied with a mrrm thmitm I""'! ' ."AW?lkh we ' P.fV.fMk.mür' J . " w r W V W WrtCf. B. lilLKKUT A I II . r - .n " , ,CWJ Syc near Water. T"E Luck of Barry Lyndon, by Thackery; nuin uiml : y rjie ail other Tals, by Mrs. HcnU; . Vncla Tom's Cabin: thuan eJllioni L Ciuü Avon, cVc.&c. Jast received and for satre,,19J 1 to.n?bioaaw 0001FLLVILLELOT3rOIlOLlX T Ail authorizeU to sen c heap. lou 2. -.5. SB, 27. aa JL 2-1 in Ulock So. 1. In Goleir enlargement or IS city of Evans Ule. beveal warrantee dedwil be glvfebI3 ü -J, JNO. J. CHANDLER. Keal EsUte agent. THE undersigned wo Id invite the attention of tha nubile to the larre assortment of Barrier. K'orkaways,Kulkies, dec. wiiich ne is constantly receiving front the mauuficior) of Ü. Woodruff, Salem, C. Hu has now on band two Eztia Fin a Unrlta,,, rMA. Prii re Albert. frether with other variatiaa .r iw.. and Toj Buggies. Ordersror Larrlares or every description promptlv attended to. Ifeb 191 JOHN IlEALY. Ambi. pAgei 0 1 fill RAILROAD WHEELBA b ROWS tr aal by; &JJJ febli-lw O'RILEY ec MITCHELL FUB'IC SALB. I WILL SELL at Publie Auction on the Ist day afT March. Uie honse occupied by II. J. Har t asa shoo siore, ou First st ret noar Main. The purchaser is tare move aid bouse Immediately afur aal. fei.l6-U J.M CA I DWELL. B-EAD! CKB3H CRACKERfl'!!McRRYOLDdc WARD stltl continue their Bakeryon Main street between '.'rst and Second, where they will at all times, be In rend;nes to aeppt old andi new customers with a choice im fresh article of Bread Cakes and Crackers. They kive. on account of their increased businca. found it neetasary to employ a Bread.' Cart, which will run daily In Evansville aad Lamasco to. a ply their customers at a distance Give ns a-trial and we wUl give you no cause to complain of r '' febW "T7A5CY TUCK COMBS. M gross sew stylearea'd ' A aua tor aaia oj jam8LUWco., febSS

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