Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 6, Number 1, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 27 April 1853 — Page 2
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DAILY JOURNAL.
A. H. ANDERI. EDITOR.
Daily Joirntl, pet year,. C3 00 " &y the week 10 Trt-Waekly Journal, pr year , 4 00 weekly Journal,. 00 CiaciiaTt As br ct.' Messrs. Paart oi Monkoi fourth street, between -Vine and Walao4f Oneleeatt, are authorized agents for the transaction of business for he Kvansvtlle Journal. The Journal will be found e Ole In their office, and advertisements and aubscriptiona are respectfully solicited Uwevgh Uten. J CITY OF EVAXSVILLEi r WEDNESDAY MORNING,::::ARPlL 27.
- SlxtUTo ume of tte Daily Journal.
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Tolume
nal,andwe aire happy ia being able to. an-
: -. - - Iftrtat Jomsl. " MiU Editok: -An the great Wabash and Erie Canal approaches s9 nigh toward cönr1 pletioo, the subject' of 'rates and tolls, -tWe amount of freight' thxt will ptss throuh it, the new branchea-of tfae arid Ina'o.trthat will be called into' activity- n faetr every subject connected - with-itr ahoolö elicit the iiamediate attention and action of our business men and capitalists, tr few, and but very fow, of Troon teem to Rare; been aware of the iinportact bearing tbie great worls will hare
uponthj businete.aoti property of our. chj.
IndlanttVeIffTlta and Pleasures. " By the last' Revised Statutes of Indiana, Vol. 1, p. 514itis made the duty of the several boards cf-county commissioners, to procure for tbe we of their respective counties a set of weigtts and measures of the following descriptions; viz:' One measure , of one foot, or 12 inches English measure. One measure of three feetf of thirty-six inches..) , ... '.. , - One half buc&el for dry lucasare. which shall contain one thousand Jind seventy-five and one-fifth AH inches. V ' One gallon measure, Wuieb.haTI contain two hundred and tbirtv-one solid inches: and
I At all other important ; points along the . alo.
line, from Totedö to Terre Haute, the note of On set of Weights, 'commonly called
e present number commences the sixth preparation has been sounded, and in the lat- avoirdupois weights, le or year of the Evansville Daily Jou trf citya company has already established a . f'J j
Bounce to its numerous patrons, that through
their constant and generous aid, the Journal : enters upon its sixth year healthful and prosperous.. The increased patronage extended to the Journal during the past year, both in "respect to its circulation and to its advertising eclumns, inspires us not only with a lively hope of our full measure .of success in the future, but with a deep sense of gratitude to that portion of a generous community, to 'whom we are so largely indebted for a liberal and cordial support. be rapid growth of cu'eity, with a corresponding -increase of trade and commerce, and, in fact, an extension of business in every department, already demands a larger advertising medium than the Journal's present capacity affords In order to, -meet that demand and keep pace with the unrivaled growth, of our city and the spirit of the age, the Journal will be speedily enlarged. It is no disparagement to any other paper to say of the Journal, that it offers to advertisers an incomparably better avenue for addressing the public- than any other paper in this section of the state, while . its many readers will find it true to its motto: A Chronicler of the Times, the People and tho Country." - " -'.The Daily Journal is intended more especially for a circulation in this city. We shall therefore, continue to labor earnestly and
faithfully for the advancement of. the best in
terests of Evansville, and to promote the prosperity' of individual enterprise, without favor or partiality, so far as comes within. the) sphere of our ability as a journalistWhilst the Journal will ever aim. to. be
modera'e in its tone,, it will continue firm,
without being violent, in the advocacy of the
interests of tbe Whig partyr always- maintaining a respectful deference for the opt nions of thotoer wh honestly entertain diffe
rent political opinions,, rising at all times
above the low and filthy editorial bickerings
and personal and party malignity, which but
too frequently disgraces its, own authors in.
the estimation of their readers, and lamenta
bly degrades the professions' - V The Weekly Journal is how in the coca
menrement of its nineteenth year, and enjoy
ing, as we have abundant reason to be. ieve- by
hi gh reputation among a, large circle of pay
ing subscribers. It will also be enlarged- and
improved, in size, typography,' and we arode
termined, above all, to improve it in matter.
We hope that the Weekly Journa' in itsunew
dress' may be introduced to the fireside of
many families to which it has hitherto been a atranger, and prove- itself a welcuine weekly visitor. It is our desire, and it' shall bo our aim to make it suchi and if recent indications ' of success do not belie our future prospects, we hope to have the pleasure of addressing
measures shall be kept
tirlitnr of each and everv
daily line of packets to Evansville, and are county in this State for the purpose of trytiow putting on the stock, while here not the ing and sealing the weights aud measures tut move has been made to facilitate the bu- used in their counties." ; ' ' ' ' . j V- j v 1 j At the last session of the Leeislature, the siness which none. can be so simple as to de- . , . r o i qlo . . . . . third section of the Art of June 9, 1352, ty, must centre at this point . ..... amendej 8Q a. t0 read as follows:
This sluggishness and indifference on the ' ''Sixty pounds ' of merchantable wheat rt of. our able and energetic citizens, tl (avoirdupois weight) shall be -;iven and taken
" Lola Slontez and her HXald. The New Orleans True Delia of Wednesday says that on the previous day . Lola Montez had a quarrel with her maid, who demand" ed payment for her work and dismissal from service, and urged the demand with so rauch democratic daring, that the i Countess grew furious, and forgetting her. aristocratic distinctions of rank, Vpitched into her,".yulgarly so speaking, and gave her what a comical Irishman, said to have "been named Paddy, oocegave the drum. The maid then proceeded to the Recorder's office and obtained a warrant for Lola 3Iontez'a arrest which two officers of the city police attempted consequently to execute at
her residence. . ) : . ; i . ; The danaeuse", however, refused to submit to the law, and threw herself on her dignity, an 1 declared that she was a countess. The officer declared that countesses did not pass current in' this country. Then drawing a dagger the fa r Lola declared that she would defend her own liberty anxi honor. ,' Matters had now arrived a a pretty pass. The flashing eye of the beroiuJ of Bavaria was as fearful and brilliant aslhe bright blade she hald in her dexterous band, and the two officers quailed before her. At length, when one of them engaged the attention of the heroine in front, and with a bravery which did honor to his Moslem badge parncd her passes, the other, by a counter movement, made an attack from the rear and seized tbe countess by the arms. Now came the tug of war; LTlie Countess lost her dirk but her teeth were left, and she used them on the hands and persons of her opponents with an energy that proved their soundness. While this storm was going on within, the friends of the Countess gathered around her
dwellin?. and aDDeared ta be sadly cieved at
maahurttime say 1st of June. The pack- rounds. the turn which thinirs had taken. Some of
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it Pennsylvanian, one of the Terre Haute After. the publication of the laws of the them at length got into the room, and the i nd Evansville line, will leave here for the l"1 "ession of the Legislature, all the differ- Countess by a move, fur a moment obtained . a m - I 1 1 I I . . I a
.infV.u... v -T a r 1 o . eni ainas oi grain, seeas, ana arucie peci- ner iiDeriy, aitneir request. port of Newberry to-morrow at 7 A.M. So fi . . . f J . ' . . .. b . I . . . . J the sideboard, seiz-
you can say to your Evansville friends that en ,nd uken al the te?eral weights affixed ed a small phial labeled pcison, swallowed
tbe Canal is looking ap." to each, as a standard bushel; and "as such the contents,' and then with a triumphant
, Anothpr. writiiKr from Tolpdn. th t Ith shall be considered a legal tender to lumi any voice exclaimed -ow 1 shall be tree iro n
in.t.,says: "Have the goodness to inform me eithePof kinds of grain, seeds, or articles that the Countess fainted, cametoo, smoked the usual steamboat freight from your, place specified" in the act. Farmand &op. - two segars, fainted again, and the officers,
to St. Louis. -The object is to ascertain I " - though doubting the reality of the poison were
whether the St . Louis ?ooda can be carried The Secret of Matr monlal Happiness, fain to leave their fair arrestee, under a prom
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(is cheap via Evansville as by other routes. Zschokke, a one of n.s tales, give tue maae oy nennenas, lau.uuue umo . I . I irnnlil .nna.. hafn.a Ida If annri cr
Tolls will undoubtedly be reduced, &c. Hollowing .av.ee to tne onae: .. , The True Delta conclude, iu statement by
Allow, me here to ask, is there any signif- "1 my nrst solitary nourauerine ceremo- 8a in lhal the maUer has been compromised
icance in these communications and enoui- l,jr,ia rl:v. . . . DWi between the mistress and the inatd.and that
I om n vrtMr ni nun. ami itivh mm a vnur in rp. i . . i i . 1
ne.l Whit do they me.n. nd wb.t do they ProVie oe .uoier. Tacrediv. nevk M ,UC-"" 0M U" .m
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ia great work-so gr3al and vital in its in f?r -ndard bushel; of shelled corn fifty-
portance to them and to our city, ia a wonder pounrds. cf buckwheat, fifty pounds; of poand aurpriae to strangers, and can only be ac- tatoe sixty pounds; of Clover seed, sixty couuted for by reason of the delay's and dis- pounds; hemp seed, forty-four pounds; blue appointments heretofore sttending this work! F1 ?eed omm found-; castor; beans f ifv. . . . , forty-sit pounds; dried peaches thirty-three Now.longerindiffersnceia inexcusable. ,0 poUnasJ dried apples, twenty-five pounds; A - !: r T tT-..f . f r. J . I. c r. J..
Luncspidiucuk wriiiugiruiu i crio nauic i onions, nilj-seven puuuus; sail U'lj puuiius; tnder date bf the 10th inst.says: "I saw Mr. mineral coal seventy . pounds; timothy seed,
Donnelly, the . superintendent, at Newberry1 itJ.-ne Puj; rye nuy-six pounus; oats . . r. . . ,. .... thirty-two pounds, flax seed, fifty-six p unds; to-day, who saya the whole line will be ready barie7. fortj.eight pounds; corn meal fifty
EVJLTfSVILI.i: TEIflPLE OF XlOXOB, NO. 1 TlfZ Members or this Temple are requested to attend at their Hall, on THURSDAY KYEKIXG, ?H inst, at ? o'clock, for ths transaetiea of Important bvhn-s. ..p2J . . "WM. . WKIOHT, W. H. pro Vera. - SI-ECIAL, NOXICE Much of tbe Taxe for laet year du Che Ftat sad County Is now delinquent, üjxtn Which a penalty üai already accraad. Bot tbi k Ml aHf I ant required to enforce their payment, with the additional eosu. forth' with, which I ilall do by distress of personal Jrc-p-
erty to make the taxes duerom every one alike. Tboee interested may kits further costs by calUcg on me for a
few days at ui j cace, oe'ors id i omcers are aen uui,
p22-Ctd . R.W. DUNBAR. T. V. C.
COItONER'S INQUEST.
Alt INQUEST was beld lefore we, ia the city ef Latnaaco. on -Jie seih dar ef April. 1&3. over the
bndy a man unknown supposed to bare bs drowned; of raxldle nee and size; bad on a biae check
hirt, dark color-id jeans uanUloona, Mack bair, a belt around the aiaU . - JOHN TR1BI.K,
ap'i7 . ' Coroner V. C.
conroRATiox notice.
ORDER Kt), Thai the owners of Lou No. 51 and 5-2, in Um Upper Eularreiueut. fl'.l up Ute same with
earth level with the City Grade, in 16 day frem this date; and that in default thereof, the Citr Marshall caaae the
aame to be done. By order of the Council.
'- UEU. H.TÜDD. AprllSS. 1853. . - cttv Clerk.
imply 1 Why, sir, they mean and imply, that I not even in jest, to tcrangls teith each other; nev-
at all the principal points on the canal, with er to oanay wurus or muuigc iu tue ihhui Xhe Way t9 bave Cood School.
rti:t,, ni;nn r p.;na . .,. numor. wevrr, i bbv, uevcr: wrangle in jest Tk.N.,.P.i.ni,.hn nömfl
effort U .bout to be made to 4 the -hilf0"!0.?"!" J " W etatgrf wiih ece.8ive Ioe of n,oney:
j.il tr., .ndtn.. ..J ,s.,.t,. i.. !. II'".' :X ""j Bat . Rood .y.ttn of edocuon I. beyond
. J I mat w-bAV uiwuiuw -b-Awu v-hijiri 9 flucti C1T Mn,iht tKn rtirtat ornntiL'a tf lnriiriPi. ft nr! VAt
tm - a l.ta j f a" , I uvu w eaw b ra va J m
uueucB an imaiense amount 01 iransporiauon uu auiviuuij , "' , - cu.6u c. j. . one n which these money lovers indulge
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over this canaJ tithe benefit of what per- ' ..ac. most liberally. The annual appropriations, . ns and what points-our citizen, areas well e""2 7. Mr. Everett in the Boston Daily AJverable to dcid as I am to affirm 1D,d Z"7 moenU clc" !nl ech oth' ti&r, of the City ol Cambridge for the support able to decide as I am to affirm. . .. t er a bosom Even when ono of you has com- ofberpubnc chools, a ciu of about 16,000
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now, are we an 10 immenea in Dosiness, i miuea a iauu, wan uui iu lusiaui uut cuu- i :... i . ,t . i .
I . , . . u r . , I uiuauiHUMi CAbcrus me cuius tuuuii uui
so dazzled Uta vast projects, tbe accomplish- lessuirceiy.ic hi.-,UuiWUICM. a 0f, the fundi bestowed opon Harvard Uni ..r or v. ; . k . ;t -a;. r...., as ycu keep nothing secret from each other, ....;. mnA nni.u. t th k,,;-. i in
we must remain atone blind to theadvanta- '0ll the Cül P ! , 5 -P01? "on nce its foundation; that ii of the we must remain atone blind to theadvanta- yourhouse marriage .late, and heart, from coU pro)erf ,nd not the professional
gc-uayuu... a lucro Bu utner. moiner, sister, orotner, aunt, ana a. 8choois aud gchooiiDg is more then half of the amongst us to agitate, none to correspond the world. You two, with - God help, build eDtire expeuditure of the Commonwealth, for with partiesat other prominent pointaoo, the J0"00 quiet world; every third or fourth the 8upport of a,ithe putHc establ.Uhmenta line, and.whrthem, to unite in a concerted tne whom you draw into it witijyouill form anJ thV8alaries of the public officers. These " aparty,and.tand between you two. That muRificient appropriations are not provided
huWWaM...u.ufcu,iuw re. .noum never :oe. eoew ine vow at eacn f(jr out of the iuCOmeor ancient eudowmnU;
ana tons, in. order to secure the greetest pos- temptauon. xou wm uuu your account m lne-r are. met by taxation from year to year.
Bible amount of transportation via our city! - w., Thua a people, pretty roughly treated by fl p. For unless these obiects an attained and lar will become as one. Ah, if many a panl tongoea.in their municipal democracies ,u . "I',:,::.!. ,5ff A" I' -S: l0 Paif had 00 lheif we.dd,ff kl,?wn voluntarily impose upon themselves the heart
.rpTOH.iu urns secret, now many marriages were nap- e8t tax paid by any people in the world for the
iuuic tiih uic UUSUIC3B iui us, vi iicii iuu st, lusj j purposes of fducation.
ireigDT, irom otner routes cquauy . caeap ana
more expeditious. ' ; : The ad antsges Evansville possesses as a point for re-shipping, are well known to our own citizens; but should this communication
meet the eyes of thoe uninformed as to our facilities, I will instance the current rates of
freight on shipments this season to New Or
"T..pr liberal Decuniarr aanroDriations
The Homestead or Jeffeesos. A recent however, are but the first step; they give you
visitor to Monticello, thus writss of Jefferson school-houses, school-libraries, apparatus and
once beautiful residence : ' fuel, and the salaries of teachers; but the
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. . . teacners tnemseives are not to oe nau merely
lue i. uvi. iu po5-fliuuui a MHSI k. ... f, ih.m A ! nF .: f.i!
officer who makes it his summer residence. Li.iiLkl- . ,nn.,ipnt;n., tPi.i.or nn
We found on the first floor a bust of Jefferson, on be gradually formed. . They must be aportraitof Lafayette, one of Washington, men and woman, a considerable partofthera
ana acoupit , ui - y uig ? nncpies wr en who haye chosen the work of education as
, I .j l-j. . leans: xiour aoadoc, ana porK aoaauc per on mem., -m wew m very uuapiaaieu tK KiinMa of their lives -who irive to it
w.eE.j,w.i.aow.cui0.c,,Wprr and corn condition. The stone f-nces are f fallin? iheir time, their abilities and their hearts, sense of our obligations for wntinued favors toba,co8,f50j$300perhhd..pou ndfreights wn. Data small portion of the so.liscu!- Such a class or teachers is not to be had by than we do on the present occasion. . 1Sao0c iVle' Lffa!?e?J , b.,0.m 00 "Wng for it. It must foam itself in the r . -T - , 130cPer . .' . . ... . ivy clings bu: timidly to the walls.. Mr..Jef boson;of an illtclligent virtuous community,
fo-The communication in to-day's paper wow, l connaentiy insist that, with these terson naa si me queer notions concerning his ,u., i(ntt,.Lmi, nr;7fl ihom that hnitU
FOÜXD! O.TJ ANT1TT of Paier Wouey. which the owner ea hare by cal lnj at tbia office and paying- charge.
CHEAPEST AND SIXOllTEST flOfJTE, ffux rtr i : a M
Itetweeu the East and VTcat.
rnHE UNION LINE OF STEAMKK. m..t.. I.
X nectton wiu the Baltimore aad Ohio Kailread at
Throan tlckeUby Ojia line to FhlladelphU, Waaainjiton ty and balitoore. a be procures from the Agent at loulsville, Madnoa and CSncinnatl, or oa bfard Ike teoeta. Hating aade pemanent arrahfw. menu for ticketing through, the traveling pablie wUl w Bnd it jrreatly to tteelr lutereat, going ijt or WeeU to patronize this line. . . i The -Union Liae beinr a chartered Company, are required by lawfio run.nader ach rernlaUonaaa will Inmire com Tort aa well as aafety te tbe Urea or raaesera ITrThie la theoty Une running in coaneclioa VuS OwHal-irnorw and Ohio Hail road. JTfThfj Steamers of this line are enUreiy aewl'ind tbe largest, fastest, safest and most supertt vessels ever bail! Tor the Western Water, and a ill leave a follows. FOREST CITY, Capt; A. Murdock, SnndaySP.M. DAVID WI11TJJ, Capt M. McClaid, Mo.i. 1 F N, BALTlMOKK.CapU.t7ni. Clark, Tuesday 3 P. mZ ALVI ADAMS, Capt. Q W Norton, Wednesdaj 3 P M.. Xii21?!- Ch" V.Ven..Tn.rad.,aP. S; FALLS CITY, ;ap ham. Mason, Friday 3 P. ul THOS.SVAXS,CaV J. McClure, SaturdaV 3 P. S. Fare fronv Loulsvill o Baltimore .11 I I.A. J . IK tl . J m . . ... . -
' "-ww rnuaae'pnuor was lnrtoa IS CIH Do do. do lo New orlt W t ,1K do Cincinnati to Baltimore.... je, 0O' Do do do to Philadelphia or Washington II 00' Passenger' bajrs-age transferred from steamboat to Railroad and from Kail road to Steamboat, free frees charge . ; , . i j . JQ'An additional charge of only $3 for state room, and meaU ia iuad from LouiiviiU u TA neUinc. - ' " ' " IS. Moorhead, Agent. - LoaiiTllI. Kr."
R M. Render on, .rent at Evansville. office at La wiev
dr. ti ray's wharf boat.
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WRAPPING PAPE It. 400 bundles Heavy Crown, Medium and Double Crown, for aale by . t x c"r s t o nti a
MATCHE.- 140 gross 4 Gl ash's Improved " la rouud wo4lea bjxes, for sale by
ai'i.T . . , , ruaiisKS.ot liiwUvvj.
PIPES 33 gross White Clay stemmed; 100 box Stone, bowls, will be sold low hy
ap37 i. . FOSTEKS 6t BKOWK.
nEJIEJlT-TS bMs. LoulsTllle, received per naetet
rUSlfcKS OX BKUW J.
W by
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COTTOXS-.V) bales Cotton batting. 15 bales Candle wick, 0 bdls Wrapping Twine. lluOlbaeol'd Carpet Chains, 75 bass 5-0 600 aod tü'J Cot tor. Tains for sak
at Factor's prlcxs by ap27j FOSTERS.dt BKOW.
fSTJ-tI!MEB AltnATVCE-riEXT.
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EVAN 3 VII. LB & ILLINOIS RAILROAD
ON and AftertbeSStn lust , the passenger Trains will .eave Eransvilla and White Rlrer ifaily (Sundays
excepien; as loiiow:
Kvansri le 7 12A.M. ana 3 1-3 Y. VT. White Rirer 7 1-2 A. M. and 3 1-2 P. M.
Raft F'$ the same as heretofore except persona
taking an excursion ticket, when the rates will be as fol
lows:
KransTilte to San nderrille.re turn same day.f 0 SO do sneers 60 do .Warrington 5 do .Lajrranre 1 00, do Princetou 125 do " ; CoIun3la 1 50 do White Kivcr J 75 White Rirer to Princeton '.K 50 do , Lacrango.... 75 do T holes 1 00 tin Ktacer. 1 13 do ' SaundertTlIle 125 do Petersbirgh Road I 50 do ' KvansTilte...... .. 1 5
TTPPassengrs wanting Excursion Tickets mast make
tt known to thf Conductor when they settle tbelr rare
jraina pass at murDa station. o AM L. hallv apes ' , Free deat.
18 SPRING AND SESI-riEn GOOES. 43
SHAMvLtXat KtlLLY, Wholesale and KeUil Deal--ersinSuple aad Fancy Dry Good?, have bow la store and are roci iVrfig direct from the Kastern cities, a well selectad stock of Spring and Summer Goods, suitable for tbia market which Uiey offer to their atomers and all others, at very low rates. Tne follow lax com-
pr.se pan oi i&eir sukk:
eiMCK, niuo ana brown ciolns; Black aud fancy Caaslnierea; Tweeds, Casainettea, Satin, Silk and Marseilles Vestigs; , . CotUHia4es, Denims, Brown aid bleached Linen . Drills; ' - -' - -Brown and bleached Sheetings and Shirtings; Forty inch pillow case Cottons and Linens; CaUneeLwue, ileragca, üerage de Leiaee andPoplins; . ( Dottud and embroidered Swlaa Muslins; Black and col'd Alpacas; . 2stack and col'd silk shawls; , ! White and col'd Crane do; ' " Black gros de Kbia k ilk s. Brocade; ' '. . , ; Chameleon and plaid Silks; - - ' ' ' Hosiery, Gloves, BouneU, Ribbons, ParaseleL andA Umbrellas; - . Hats, Cape, Boeta and Shoes; ' ! Window paper and painted Shades. .' ALSO A full assort men t of Trinimlnrs tni SAUabb..
all of which we wCff aell at Ue lowest market vtieea. .4 Call in and exannne for yourselres at tbw corner ef Wain aad First streets, Evansville, Ind. f
al pH A"ihXtf öt KE1LLT. .
IIOPM iiopstt
A SUPERIOR quality of Hops In papers, for family
Xx ', or .de low by . . KELLE R 6l FARIfSI.Y, rnrp'sta, ap26 Water street, Kvansrille, Indiana.
T TTOODEX HAKES -iO Joif n In stör anJ for
; V V tale ebtvp by apSo JrKJbSTOSt BKOS
WANTED. '
A DWELLING HOUSE in some respecUblo part itt the city, containing mt lmt three 11 roome. parlor, dining room and kitchen. For
such s house 1 will pay any reasonable rent.
p-ti-tf CO. KEATS.
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EXCELSIOR
EXGEISII AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
I N order no ndiuit of some dcm irr repairs on the
1. building, ibe undernipiied will suspend his s-hol for
one week, at tbe close of .be present quarter viz: front
Monday, the 'Jd of Ma, to the following Monday, tbe
9th, when it will be resumed, aad continue nntu the usu la August vaci.Uoa. 'apSGj JAS. GUEE.NE. yf ALT FOR SALeT"
MR. J. SANSOM has on band a superior article of Malt, which be wilt sell on reasoable terms. Ad
drnrntj. Hansom, bandersrale. baniplec mar be seen
at thisoßlee. lap2ö-2Uw
should be read by every man "in Evansville. advantages in connexion with the canal, and ooo-estic matters. He had subterranean pas-
. m J ' i i i i Ml m j e Balir9 vuijawi Uviiu icauiu liUUJ UI9 11 U List? LO ins full of good sensible ideas upon asubject with a proper degree of spirit and enterpnse th; quarlef3 of nia 8erv"anlSt go thatutehey of vast importance to our city at the present on the part of our citizens, evinced note, Ev- could csrry on their work, and still not be
moment, and one on which action has already ansville, within five years, will equal, if not I seen by the guests. Among other, things he
surpass, in point of shipments of produce and built a -windmill, on a high elevation, (so
1.;- .U ru: : my incnu imurmcu aie, wuo anew mm well
uiuil.iviici Bill Willi VtVT Wll IUC UU U illCliI 1 ' . . i ... III. . . . J fc ' I nr" wna arniiaintrd with all hi niii;;;a.
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been too long deferred. OSrYVe hope our readers will pardon the lack of the usual quantity of editorial matter in to-day s paper. Other imperative duties connected with business of the office, en grossed so much of our time,tliat it was impossible to grind out any more. .' f
them in high esteem, as some of its m ist hon
ored public servants. There are portions of
our country in which ii you were to stud
them thick with beautiful school-houses, with
all their appliances, apparatus and libraries
you could not work the system for want of
teachers, nor" get the teachers merely oy ad-
vertUinz for them. Sir, I say it for no com-
ln rmir.liiatnn. I ham nnlr tn a AA lof nur I -.v.. i... . . '' I Vert
' , v ' w 7 Dutaiter us completion, nav.ng spent a con-1 pi;m ant in this place the achool-teachera in itizens ask one another, can we secure the s.derabte amount of money in its erecUon, hi community constitute a class inferior in
carrying trad over our canal, from the east to quest.on was proposea o mm Dy nis mill- rM c ta5im y t0 no ol hert rendering the most
poinlson the loer Ohio.and even to Sant wr,S"l "uw. IU Zii nZ- 10ff4 W De important hcrvices. by n
Louis from the Lakes and all tbe towns on the canal to the Southern markets! And can
portant HCrvicea, oy no mesa- orer-com-
poser I nnntito.1 .iiKariKa rpvrti. T rrn.i"fr th!r
tn Ylf I Dltu-in n 'I'liA mill TMI.srl J . 7 i
v lui. tubtavu. um unit HuiAcu auiiiira
raised to such a height!' This was a
B3"Messrs. Hornbrook &, Woodard aje we not secure the carrying of sugar and mojust opening a splendid lot of family groce- agses fr0mthe South to the Upper Wabash, rfes of a superior quality. Their stock em- andeven to tho Upper Ltkea and tobacco braces every description of table groceries, from Kentuck and cotton from Tennessee also "boat stores" of all kinds. Mr. Horn- to the whole Eastern seäboaidl Is thisnot
brook has jaat returned from an up river trip,! worlny an effort!
wnere he nas oeen mining cnoice selections. v rhe,e
We thank him for favors Landed us on his re- Ut
turn. " - I.
Kl knl Iii. t. nn u In I tU U1IU tcr uiu rpuiw - r" ,v-
r r . rz"?m"V,TiQX.--lN. Y. Observer. to it to work on, and so the project failed; j L x
. a a t r aI. sa- 'i 11 a
ana portions 01 ine-om mm stana a monu- a Onsa-r' TIEBUKE.A vonn-r fon of: an
ment of hi folJy." - infi ll turn, while traveling in a starre coach
- o a
sought to display hissmsnnesg by attempting
A Lawyer aicd a Päiests Idea of Resti- to P'ck flaws in the narratives or benpture.
enauir es.reoeatedlT put. 1 cannot was waueu upon oy uisnop vandeveld and
believewill rerult in some prompt and FaV,er Tl - ACÄ,ho,i6. ?hLurch' VI ' , r r . . land presehted with eight dollars wbich the b
iMveuenioairauoDSoa toe pari ui muse i u:
TüTioa. In Chicago, a few weeks ago, oie After trying to snow the inconsistency and
of tne moslclisunguished lawyers in that citv I improbaDUity ot several events aescnoea im . ! Ti- t " .. -.I.i irn- r I .un i:r rar..!...
ine Dioie, ne reicucu iu vuc mc vt itcuu-
adnezzer, and argued that . it .was utterly
sured and impossible for a man to forget
shon mid was a restitution muto tn tho 1 his human instincts, as to eat ?ras3 like a
D3Oliver H. Smith, Esq,vvof Indianapo- among us who have so much at stake depend- yer by one of Father McElhern's dock, for a beast. Having stated his views he asked the
15. in PTnpct'pd tn rrivf hpr this mornin?. tnrr nn th rrrnwih nA nmcnortt nur ritv I wronir done to him to that amount. I ODinion of the passengers, and amonjr the
, I O O I r J ef I . --tri .L - - A .f I Oi.L-oe Ii r Karl i tKan
on business connected with the proposed Action, once commenced and faithfully pW- ; ,ine Ju.u
r. . w .... ... n. . r- I . .. ... i w uuui ii was uuue. lue uiaiiuu nna nripr rp. in laacu uw v ' "
-atr.it une Kauroad.' anouia Jir. omun 8ted in, will accomplish almost any cesired fuged of cour8e t0 divultre, as tho knowledge "Verily, friend,' 'answered the Quiker, !
rome aa expected, there will be a meeting of enJ. , . of it had been obtained through the confes- e no improbability in the story, if ho was as
the citizens at the Court House in the even.
inr, of which due notice will be given by the
distribution of handbills.
trCTine new roundry building of Lggles- prince Francis Albert Augustus Charles ton &, Co. over the Canal was completed hst Emanuel of Saxe Coburg and Gotha, was
week, and we were in formed by a member of I bom Aug. 24th, 1819
Isional. The lawyer refused, to take the mi.ttAH CT re a A mm tf tit mm m Ta ea a a ! f 1
BBrrAis's Happt Tamilt. The awtTiA cLZr 'l
Alexandnna Victoria, was hum Mv oith. .. . P . .
131-'.
the firm that it would very soon be in full ope
ration.. . ' : - - . fX3 There will be some ten or twelve new stores finished nd ready for occupation in
i about one month, judging from the present appearance. We believe they .11 have tenants waiting for their completion.
The twain were married at the age of 21.
on the 10th of Feb., 1840. The iasue ha been: Victoria Adelaide Mary Louisa, born Nov. 21, 1840. Albert E 'ward, born Nov. 9, 1341. Alice Maud Mary, born April 25, 1843. Alfred Ernest Albert, born Aug. 6, 1844.
Helena Augusta Victoria, born May 25th,
184tJ. t . ;
Louisa Caroline Alberta, bora March 18th,
TJoT.Young man, do you know, what rela-
tloasyou sustain in this world V said a mi- 1848.
nister of our acqatntance to a young .man of ; Arthur William Patrick Albert, born May
the cnurcn. . . . . t 1 1, laoo.
Yes, sir said the hopeful convert, 'two A son, not yet named, born April 7, 1353. cousins and a gTand-mother, but I don't in- Eight children four sons and four dauh-
tend to surtain them much longer I ters in thirteen years and all alive and well.
could no b made right by money. The person who did the wrong must confess the deed
to the injured party, that unjust suspicions of
innocent persons, which might have been
aroused, could be removed, that the real of
fender could be forgiven, and the whole account squared between the parties. The taking of the eight dollars from some un
known person, for some unrevealed wrong.
was no righting of the matter at all. So the lawyer argued, to which the priest replied bv
leaving the money on the lawyer's desk, and
politely and quietly retiring.
UZT ine vital knot of the nervous trstfm
is not bigger in size than a pin's head. Upon tbi. tiny .peck depend, the life of the peryes, which, Ja. the life of the animal. Whatever portion o.f the nervous system remains attached to it, lives while that which is separated immediately dies.
great an ass as thou.
-vfEW books: X Yusef, n Crusade In the East; HtrirsoT Kadcltflee; The American Farmer by Blake; Louis XVII of France, the Bourbon Prince; . Ellen L'ua, a Frauconla stort; English Soldier In the United States Army; ,
' Dtarr o Robert Burns: by Julia KavanngH. Just
received by ap36l RATH BOSK & WHEKLEK.
T?linsiIA'OYELS:-Afulls'jpplyofMissHenU's,
i Airs. Grey's, Misj Pickering's, balwer's Arthur's James', Mi rj nit's and Thackerays, incladias: Gleason'a
publicalions, und aU late 7ovls; nt received by 1. . r. n.. til L.T.
4 DVE-ITtJltES of an Ark ansa Doc'or:
XX. Life and jd ventures cfUaTld Crockett, and other
humorous works, at
apSJU KATnoUJAa utli.tl.trtS
JA-tIES Railroad Route Book: do Traveller's Companion:
do - Farm Book ; for sale by ap25 - RATH BONE & WHEELEK.
OWE-w oa Plank Roada, at S3 cents; do d Public Ar-hitecture at 95 for sale by
ap20 k RATH COSE & vVHELLEK.
DABGAITt'SIt
A S I will c'ose doors in a few weeks, I affer my tock
JCX. of Lockt, Latches, llinjres. Coffee Mills, Conuter
Scales, or an- thing I have, at cost. ' ho look out those
tarA'oJ JA. LA li tj Hl l. Jr.
who want
N
EW BOOKS
Key tn Uncle Tom's Cabin, by Mrs. II. B. Stowe;
1 bo Kanper or Kavenstream; Jjte and Adventures of an Arkansas Doctor; Vilette: lv Carrer Bell: -
Woman' Life, or the trials of Caprice. Just ree'd
and for aale ly lapSöJ T.tU.M .ü 1 ü. 6 CO.
NEW -tlCSIC Answer to Old Folks a; Home; Crystal Walz:
Siew Year's Waltx, &t. Just received and
for sale by iapüil T.COXYSGTON t CO.
Heavy RoBCEEY.tr Gold Dcst. The police authorities of New York have been furnished with information respecting a heavy robbery of gold dut on board the steamship Union, which reached that port on Wednesday night. Upon opening the wooden boxes, they were fouud to contain shot andiron weights, instead of gold dust. The boxes were doubled cased, and banded with iron, with seals nearly as good as new, showing that the operators were skilled in their business. The amount of missing dust reaches nearly 820,000, insurance of which falls upon two or three banking houses in New York.
The consignment to one firm is covered by insurance in London. It is thought that the robbery was committed at some point where the steamer touched during her homeward passage. . , ; . . . - Or-ScIaTonians, Greeks, Wallachians, Arnauts twelve millions of men are all held in submission by one million of Turks.
WALL PAPEU IIACIM;S ClIEAPEll
Til AX KVLIt; -
THE subscriber would wot resptrtf ally annoance so the ciliz-sHsef Kvansrille and vicinity, that he has
just received his enure spring Mock, c nUniif- of the newest and richest patterns. uU-h lor neatness ostvle.
aud beauty of finish far eurpasses arty thins: in Uiat iuiw ever heforel roughtto EvanaviUe. He wishes those in want of the above articles to caU and fxamine, oeliu conti if nt that they will be pleased. Having a very largo
siocK.ne win oner every inducement to those wha may favor hint with a call. JOHN C. DfcVEKEUX. ap Jlaiu at. between 1st aud 8d. . BORDERS! BORDERSt A LARGt; aud beautiful assortment of Gold and Velvet Borders. Just received aud lor sale low at the Wail Palter aud Lamp feiore of ap23 JOHN fVpEVEREUX.
VaTIIE LADIES.
SHA5KLIN & KE1LLY would respeetfUly call Ostattention ef ttie ladies to their steok of EmbroW
deries. Lace and' white goods. Just reeei ?edf 4slstlt7 oC Jacouet and Swia embroidered Cellars.. . .a
Mousquetaire mouruing and secood cuoarnUigXoUaxs;; Jaconet and Swi-s embroidered bleew Swiss embroidered Chemisettesand CrtTat-f ' Jaconet ana Swiss Edgings and lagert IbCa' do do Pointed Flounrrigi and Daods. 1 Real lliread Lace Edgings and luertlags; . : Hlack and white Lace Cupes, blk-aikl straw T-ilk: Plaid' aud striped Jaconet aa it embroidered Swlei
M-islins o.e.', die., allof wbUharaoltVred. for sale at the ioest price. p2l hllAXKt.lN dt REILLY.
WHOLESALE GOODS.
JOHNSON & FKENC:i have uo ou hand one of the best selected stocks of Ury Gmtdaevev oaVted to the trale of Evansville, consisting of ever; thing I that line, which they offer for sale ou a laveeable sovsaa aa any House In the West. Their stben La beea eetettt4
with a-reat care exprenlv for this Irado aad exslasivelw
from tirt hands and manufacturer, fewatry snesahaat and dealers generally ar InvUed togiwetbaio a esila they ran plüdgs themselves VifU as low and: oa .. fa
vorable terina as the same qaanbMea can be- oanehasedi
either in or out ol Evausvllle. lHfi-9
"Jft CASES PRISTS of Grioto, DurnaU. Mao 0l hatun. Phillip Allod.j--rrimack. Manehestewr
V alley Falls, ar.d varroas other topular brands receive 1
this day and for sah as low, if not a Utile lower than A4 any outer bouse in Kvanrvllle v
' ap2U - JOHSQ-f dt FKEjCn. I ri CASES HATS-Received direct frem the XJO manufacturers and rr.ade to order, fneladinsr
every vsriety or moleskin, silk, fur, cnMiuiere, wool.
puhama, leghorn, aud paluilear, which will be sold al unusually low prices by
apvu - joii.-suj Oc FKUÜH.
DAC;LIItHEOTYPES!
THE STIBaCKIBKK respectfully informs the publle generally that he haa resumed the above busineae aiUi which be nas louj been familiarly acquainted, and. desigus establishing a permanent L'uguerrean gallery in Evausvilla iu Fosters buildinjrs, corner of Main at.d First streets, where be hopes to receive th freqatut visits of ladies end genUeroeu which it (hill be Lis.
earnest endeavor to merit; and as he expects to be per
raaneut. De depends more upon exhibitions otitis proacfcncy aud skill thau noisy humbug of words for suc
cess.
His reputation as a portrait painter is too well estab-.
lished Iu Evanivi le aud eise here fco need remark fur-. Uier than that he III be happy to accomodate any desiring hi services In that LraM h of art.
api'U TIIOS. l'OlNf EITER. -
O RALES BROWN SIIEETIXCS-Just reOv celved and for aule at factory prices bv -
ap20 JOHNaON o FRENCH.
Q() CASES DEXItIS AND COTTON CAfS SIMKKKo .of all styles ami qualities for sale low by ap2ü JOHNSON & FRENCH.
BONNETS One or the largest stocks 0 Bonnets ever offered in Evansville la how received, consisting of every vari-ty of Florence braid. Pearl atraw.
uostamer, piain end rol'd Belgrade, Blond Star Dlvoa Braid AIOomL Lace aud CoUirir ilk. Craoe and BIoaib
er bonnets; which will bo sold per cent cheaper, than ever before offered lu the Western market.
P-T JOHNSON dt FRENCH. DRESS GOODS J act received a larre and teäw UfulaMortment of Cios de Rhin, Brocade, Lew strins and flgured Kilks, Satin du Chim.Turk and Vest Ing satin. Lawns, FhaUits, OrandAe and Grenadines, Berajre de Lalnes and barred and dotted Swisses Ae-i includirgallUie v. ileüos of fashionable and dealnhl Dress Goods. Try us we defy tnpetitlos, I-Q ; - JOHNSON & FRJNCH. GILT inOULDINGSr A w and geueral variety of gilt mouldings for pie-. XX tare iramea for sal low., a J2S BATHB0NB t -WHEELER.' SUGAR nOCSE ITfOLASSES-A choice ar-. Ucle in whole end half barrels for sale bv
ap20
.(.ILBEKT de CO
Sy more otsr Water at.
HALT RBLS PfJAWTATIOX JBOLAS-, bES SOHalfbarreU.bestqnality, forsale by k. v.. r.iLBERT &CO-
yeamore near Water at.'
ap20
FIRE HOARD PRINTS! 4 I HAVE 0 hand several dozen, different patterns, of Fuw Board Prints, which 1 will sell ,0f ' ,pj JOHN C. DfcVKRErX. 11 ' wtar w-e.sTa-
tu iivvii iiirvT AVIHtl
Jav ev.-siiikjA, Aaaas.i m. "
I UST rceivei
i Window t-hades,
or
LRENT WINIDW a""""" .land for aale low. lot of Transpajent .hade.,atthe ftK?"
SPRING AND SUTlMEn HATS. I HAVE now on hand the moat splendid assortment of Spring and Summer Hats ever introduced Into fcv ansvllle-embracing in part tl e followibg: . Black, Walte, Äaukti., Pearl, aoft Furs. Utest sty es; Jdiaaes,' Bya and infanU HaU of all price and des "CL leghorn and Braid hats; . ' Ladies auiomerndinehato. r' ,ViTi..7 ap.j2 First street, Sd door abot e Main. JUST RECEIVED from New York A large assortment of Bonnets and children' Ha la, oX tbe latest styles, and far sale very low by VpS WM.LOWENTHALLdcCCX.
A fZ CASES Panama, Leghorn. Palm-Uaf and Calt, jbO na brade HaU, Just received by . njpig MERR1TT, FIELD & CO.. C. W. OltlFFITII. , ' 1 , WHOLESALE AND KETAIt. DEALEB IN Hardware oud i'uliery. ' r 1 AS Jnst received a full and complete a lock ef fo-s. r 1 reljrn and domestic Hardware, Mechanics tools ana Building MaterUls. Alerchanu, Mechanics, and other, are Inriid to examine his stock at apSO tf d d w THE SIGN OF THE MILL SAW.. NOTICE TO LOT OWNER. ATameetisgoXtbe Conwaoja Couac4 aesi cavlfca. I6U1 Inst., It was ordered that the owners of lots No. , S, 2 14. and li in block No. 2. aad uf Vota NeA. 4. 5-6. 7. ft. 9. 10. II. 12.andi3 la block No. 9 La the Eastern nlarcemeat nil tho seme with eatb so as so correipoe wlt tbe City grade ia two weeks from this dte, and that ia defaajt of no doing; tbe City Marshal be required aud cause the same to be done - . GEO. H. TODD ' apSO-Sw . : air. Clerk , MR RAISINS-Iiv whole and half, boxes, jus, received and for aal by W .8 E GILBERT 4 CO, T sp20 Sycamore near, w ater s' PULVERIZED M)BA SA LECS ATt7f.. 6U kegs each 100 lbs a verv aupenor ' snicie ab fur sale Tery low by 8.E. GlLEEltTrex CO". ap'JO 6)catrore near Water1 tj SPRING AN SUNI-TIER PRINTS. 40 casei. Aliens. 5pragues.L)usnelJ,stid other brands, y of Fancy PriuU, just rocei fed aad fofsale by aplS ' IdKKKlTT. P1ELP CO
PAINT STUEFS, 15 cases E'.pka Cords. Washington PUtfa. Caaba Best. Unions, ügsh and Paris rIt !-,' for aale by aplS ' 4EKEITT. FIELD St. CO. j
Q S. AL-tTONDS-IQ.PralLs choice. Just ree'd per
K J . v
ap51
. Ward tox aLe low Uv
f ycamore .car Water U J
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