Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 6, Number 42, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 14 June 1853 — Page 2

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A, H. SANDERL. EDITOR. TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION Daily Journal, (er year ' r ' by tho week Tri-Weekly Journal, er year, Weekly Journal 5 oo . 400 9 w in is

CincisfATt AoicT -Mwn. Pvm 4 Moot uN m,. h must have covered me eyes Fourth street, between Vina and Wkk Cincinnati. zn 0 ar8 ne TT ?" t:ttje Jenare aatboHaM airent-. for the trama.tion of badness for too, or how WOtlld he Hive me Evansviile Journal. The O nly Joitriml will be found i.jn9 the mate for ('apt. Wilson on a reeciia oil III in iair oftlee, and advertisements and subscrip- ' . , . ' rnur tioiiS are rejrjectfuUy solicited tarougb them, occasion. LOU. vour. The editor of the Courier is very much C 'JlZJJZ ' ! mistaken in every statement in the above.TUESDAY iIORNTIG:::::::::::JUNTE 14. In the first place we havn't been in "hot wi- ; ior m We don't let steamboat matters OnrC uiaint Usi. trouble us, in the slightest degree, or in fact This g-eat inland channel may now be no,ing e9e this weather. Next, we have aid tobe completed, and the water from the , ajj few n,isstatements as any editor on

different f. cders above Pet rsburgh. has been "let in," and is now ''dragging i a sl w length along-" towards our City. JMge Foster who has just returned from a visit to Pike C.ountv, informed us that the heavy work a1 the "Summit" was finished, snd also at the Bluffs below. The water will soun reach Evinville and our bu-iiness'cotninunity, we fear, are much netter prepared for the "rafetin of the waters" of the great Lake with .a . .a c i. . t (i r m , 1 1 1 h f n I tu:ine umu man torioo - - u r.-4 tKt rill immediately follow. But let the water come and the busineestoo ! EvaOBvillmns have always provert them elves equaMo every emergency, and tbey

will now fail in accimm dating the Ca- Qse the expression "that prince of blncknai L wsiueas, although it may be attended guards, Geo. D. Prentice." There is some, with some inconvenience to themselves, for thing ao extremely repulsive in thin language want of suitable warehouses, etc. Those, in connection with the scholar, poet, and sahowever, will soon be provided, as .several of tirist, Prentice, especially in these times of our most enterprising citizens have a'ready p0,tic(. peace, that we are astonished the actumed th eir attention to the subject and are complished and really gentlemanly editors of building both ducks and warehoues of large the Timei will permit their columns to be and spacious accommodations. The repaid tus polluted. It proves that Prentice's wit ale of property at greatly advanced rates, his cut like a sword and left rankling wounds in two or three blocks below Main street on somewhere.

either aide of the Canal, shows the-effect that this 1 ew prospective business has upon real ettatein that vicinity. 3Iany of the best locations are already secured by individuals who will improve them immediately. Iessrs. Eggleston &Co's., Foundry is now ready for operation, and is bv far the most j extensive establhment of the kind in the ciry. In rear of that is Eight street, which hs recently beei iaid out SO feet wide with a view to better ac ommot'ate the business which will naturally concentrate there-ait will be the "Broadway" of that part of the city. There were two lots sold a few days sine for a good price, in close proximity to each other, in the blocks above mentioned, one for a Methodist Church, which is already in process of bi ildin;-, and the other for a Brewery. Which vt ill be most successful, time only will determine. Much f the improvement of this section of our city, is owing to tne indefatigable industry and perseveran? of Jvho ingfr, Jr. Esq., wtio is a giant of a business man though like, ourselves mail in bis physical proportions. il- Weekly Jouraal. Mr. Geo. W. Gorman has recently been appointed agent ior the .' ournal in the flourishingtown of Ovvensville, tWy county, j Jnd. he haa commenced his duties well by j endinc-us a larcre cluh of anharrihora fnr th Weekly Journal. More than this, he has promised a large addition. While we thank him kindly fur hi attention, we may be pesr m tted to say , that other friends might well imitate his example in different places. A little ererry hnd industry would much extend the circulation of the Journnl in this region. We csn do nothing or but little without the aid of our friends. With them, we can accomplish wonders. The Weekly Journal, even without the aid of improvements we intend having made by next tall, is a valuable paper to every farmer and business man. It. is not a Q ashy "dollar Weekly," containing nothing but stale miscellany and news long since forgotten, packed up in a hrge shei t a. ares for any gullible market, but everything about it is tresh, and with the stamp of originality on its columns. If any patron don't get the worth of his money in the Weekly Journal, he had better withdraw. Agents like Mr. Gorman could in a very brief time double the list of the Journal, and enable us to double our effb" is in every way increase its value. fjC7"Mr. Stein vas sick last Sunday and

yesterday, and in conseqRnce the concert ' 'au .'7,s W inroug-me imgin ana tea- ' T. .. .. o Pike county, and thus becomes an impropoaed for last ev, n ng was unavoidably 1 provement of uncab ulable advantage to the deferred. Injustice to the musicians who j county. The locatiou is not made, but a vawers tu havctgiven s concert for his benefit J rie'y of circumstances indicate a certainty wfuiay say that they were ready to do their lha ,U wil1 be fixed by Petersburg!. The nnrti.m nf.h. u u 1 a.r o. 1 rttP'd improving character of their place, toportion of the work, had Mr. Stein been well. gt,lher with numerous advantag s sa a roint They made the satisfactory financial ar ' ol business enterp is?, invite and secure the rangeme.it before they left. And in justice location. Ii is already a centra) point for toourself we will ay, that we were ordered exl' n ive 8ectiona f Knox and Dav.es counto and Pu.t baudbUU, .nd adverse JJÄ Ä 'region concert lor last evening, and such orders not ! must not be overlooked. The wide bottoms bei-ijj countermanded, were faithfully fulfill-'of White river arrests attention by their un-

aw ed. We had hoped to drum up a very respect-' able boose for Mr. Sieiu last fevPi .,.! he had no business getting sick! JC" We call attention to the advertiaemeuior Jir. v :n. ueit earner and Find - Jugs store, in to-days paper. He has recent, Jy ren.oved trom the corner of Water and a 1 at . ------- d 1 locust, to Mam street opposite, the Bank, wbere be keeps constantly on hand a lull asortir?nt in his line, whichie will sell on the most reasonable terms. So says the adverti.eo.ent, and Mr. Bell performs all headver- . . , , tir 1 1 . i 1 r . . 1 . USPS. a ' iTJ-The river is getting quite low, although it is in a fair staire from this point to the r mouu. tm f.iiiug. No prospect of ra.n soon in this region

(rThe editor of the Evana-iHe Journal is ffeltinp himself into til sorts of trouble snd

! hot water in relation to steamboat matter. Every paper that comes to hand, has articles correcti cting misstatements in reference or another. We think Sandera brought all h:s troubles on by over anxiety m from paying that hot bet on the Eclipse and Shotwell. Intrvinffto hide hu or a c v w vi aiiui iici v Tver, in reference to the late race. We attempted to do justice to both boats, while the Courier exhibited a scandalous' partiality for One boat. And finally, we havi 't seen "little Jenkini" or Gspt. Wilson since the trip before that which brought Capt. Wilson into the papers. Clarke had better never attempt anything beyond writing out a river item. That's his business and he is good it and we have generally found when a man is a proficient in one kin not good for much else a profi(.ient in orie kind of businesa, he is r . . CO-The editors of the Louisville Times permit their Washington correspondent to Babxum's Meüagekie. By reference to the long advertisement in to-day's paper it will be seen that Barnum'a great menag rie will be here next Monday week. We have no means of judging of the merits of this ex hibition, except by their "Bill of Fare,'' which certainly promises an enfertainment tht will draw as great a crowd as did Raymond's and Van Amburgh's menagerie. We expect to see the country in on that day. Tnere is magic in Barnum's name, and it nerer fails to draw the people. Gen. Tom Thumb is with this exhibition. Also the man without arms, who performs a great many feats with his feet. A drove of elephants with the "baby elephant are no in. considerable part of the exhibition. There is a museum attached likewise. One ticket takes the bearer to all parts of this great and novel exhi rtion. H-TThe weather baa been decidely hot the last few days. The thermometer has been only up to 96 as yet, but we cakuhfc it is ambitious of making 100. iXjVe are indebted to Col. J. Neely Johnson, of the California Assembly, for late California papers. He appears winning his wtLJ hal body.and 8 nw one of its most 1 1' tluentl.il members For the Journal. J Peiersbnrglt, Pike County .--The Great Air" Line Uailroid. Justice to the world, as well as ourselves, wuu'.d seem to require tha the public should he m idt" acmiainted with th annnrinr iiln. hages to be found in connection with the I ahove points. Being intersected by no great public improvement thereto, the stranger, the 'raveller never passed through Pike county, and it remained in comparative obscurity. But this state of things is now about to cease. The keen observant eye of enterprise has long been fixed upon the resources of this region, but the world has known nothing of tnern. Petersburg!!, the County Seat of Pike ro., is situated upon the line of the great canal passing diagonally through Indiana, terminating at Evansville. This important avenue ot traue id about to be opened for boat throughout its entire length. This county will also be intersected by the In ianapolia and Evansviile "Straight Line," "Air Line" Railroad. Considering the grand connection formed by this line between the lakes and Ohio river between the North and South; and bptween the North and West an 1 the South West directly, this road at once assumes the very first importance, ita completion, and ita early completion too, oecomea indnb :ibly certain. Go where it mny, this w . . , i . .... a al I . I f , t I urpa8l,e( fertility. Ascending from those bottoms, we find beaotilully undulatorv landa, vuriously adapted to, but highly productive both in grains and grasses. 1 he coal-banks found in thia region are also of incalculable value. j But f w sections, in fine, can be found nding fonh to market, more freely of Corn' wnet hly. Por n- whatever else con-t.tutes the resources of the farmers, of tie country', wealth of this section. Petersburgh is Uie natural centre uniting the out'"J ot capiui, and promising the most abunnt re'"rn8 to enterprise. Inducements JJI2r gd to I . rn . Kl" O. 1 his community rpramtlv k. I 1 ' rs 1. I - I Vote nat license should not be given to the dram eller, that most dangerous of all cbsractera. Churches comfjruble and reapectable are about to be ereted bv the Presylenan8 anJ Melhoai-t TlnTllHl Jane, 1853 THOMSON.

IT EMS FROM CAIRO.

BT MOSE. Cairo, Til.. Jine 9, 3. im t .ir .ffr h-rominir aflence of ' . . , . , ' a few months with a budget of items long as a fence rail, and quite as interesting. I nave been quiet, firstly, because you alwsye give , place to my productions, to the exclusion of ' J . . better matter; aecon lly, because I did not , have much to write about; thirdly, because I i did not want to write; and fourthly, your repeated notices of my humble efforts flittered me into the belief that I had secured' glory . . ...... u-J enougn : mi una expiauau., w .r.vW , allow me to astonish vour readers again with facts and figure1 from ' Egypt." Inhuman Outrage. a nine g'"i uur r -- :n i) . I air C ri niv was ' . 1 - . . 1 I I M ... yearaui age, ovo-a . . v caught ii

n tho wood a fev weeks since, by an J ends it will pay if it stops at Vincennes, over n boarding in her father, family and ' "J -e the amount if extended to Sul iJZZZLl T,p ,n0.tr Hedbut!"' f the road Stops at incennes It W.I

Irishman her person outraged The monster tied but was over-hauled a few days afterwards. What has been done wit him I am unable tn riv. but the reDort reached me yesterdav thal lhe ralheri in consideration of the fact that the fiend cave bis daughter a dollar, was disposed to let him go unpun;hed, The littie girl is now lying at the point of 4 ath, and from the moment she was outraged, na suffered the most excruciating pains. Base Ingratitude. Not lonj ago t stran(I ger beaten almost to a jel.y came craving. nto , the yarJ of Mr. Youn-j, living about s'x miles m It. XT I irom i;airo.oa ine .iidsaissinpi. iir. louugtnn Irsaiilat rr 1 1 ' .J Kim a ihe'terand nursed him at8 I II Vi I T t: a v V 111 hi wut- wvwb 1 teutively until he had so far recovei I as to be able to walk about. At this time Mr. Young was taken down severely ill, and in return for his attention to the stranger, asked that he (the stranger,) would nurse him until he grew better. The stranger consented. The following evening Young was found in his bed most horribly mutilated, unable to see, snd seemingly without a pint of blood in him. The stranger had fallen upon him with a bludgeon beat him until he thought life extinct, and then made his escape. Several of Young' s friends pursued the stranger but were unable to find him. Treme.idocs Excitemest Th People I2i Arms Reported Bloodshed ! About half past two o'clock yesterday morning two men reached Cairo in a skiff", and announced that an American camp on Cache river six miles from Cairo, had been attacked by several hundred Irish, and two Americans killed. The rews spread like wild fire, and by sunrise the whole country was in the highest state of excitement. Messengers were dispatched from Cairo into Kentucky to solicit the aid of arms and men, while in Cairo the old and young took knives and guns, and stood panting for the command fa march. In Kentucky the sober christian farmer actually forsook his plow and hoe, and buckling on his powder horn, took down his rifle, and hurried to the mouth of Cache where the troops were to meet. At ten o'clock one hun dred and forty men armed with rifles, ahotuns, swords, scythes, knives and slung shot, had assembled at Cache river ready to pros ceed to the field of blood. While there the woods fairly shook with th loua huzzas ! of approaching reinforcements, and while a about, in answer, was ringing, eighty men, collected from the surrounding hills, came in view and soon joined them. There was a sight then that made me, at last feel that every drop of blood within me was American. Two hundred and twen'y men, collected for the avowed purpose of punishing the foreign horde that Cared to shed American blood on American soil ! Every man felt himself a mighty host blood-thirsty determined un conquerable. Will lhe reader believe it? I question it much, but if they will take the evidence of al1 the people of this region of country they will believe that this great excitement was occasioned by two mischievous boys entering an unoccupied hut in the vicinity of the aforesaid American camp, striking the wall8 with clubs and crying murder ! Such I assure you is the unvarnished fact. The camp had been threatened by the Iriah, and while the few Americans there were waiting almost in expectation of an attack, thf cry of murder, horrible at any time but most horrible in the hour of mio-niglit, fell upon their ears. Thinking they could rentier th ir dying companions no assistance they fled into the woods and wading through swamps, and thickets the balance of the n ght, by daylight they had the country aroused to the pitch I have imperfectly described in the onset. The troops separated at the mouth of Cache, somewhat chagrined at their disappointment as perhaps every one, had made up his mind to prove himself a hero in the engagemen t which then öeemedinjjvitablc. 03r I might give you some laughable incidents connected with our recent excitement, but a prudent care for my carcase will probably prevent. I will aay however that one little wife blinded herself with tain u her bus' band left her to go to war! And some Utile wives more patriotic, plead herd for the privilege to join their husbands in their expedition so that when the smoke of battle had 0 died away as to reveal the dead and dying they like ministering angeln, could perform the p rt women are so well calculated to periorm 1. t. weep over the dead and relive by her soothing presence the dying. But they did'nt go.

r" . (For the Journal.) EvnnnTllle and Illinois Railroad. A grave and important question, I understand is to be decided by the Board of Directors ot this road at a meeting to be herd shortly. . - I ifi .a .

It" this What is the true policy of the Board to take in the event of the people of y.go neijlecling to make upn an Bmoullt sufficient to justify the Board in putting under contract that portion of ther oad lying between Vincennes and Terre Haute! If i a unrlarctMAH that tha Tff ra I A nf tT aavoMi Sn,ivan co,jnlie8 have already made up ioera eubscription quite as much as was expected of them, and enough to grub, grade and bridge he road from Vincennes to the town of Sullivan a die ance of about miles. The county of Vigo, however, has fajed tQ C()me u tQ lhe expectations of her own citizens. The question then is, what is to be dune! Shall the ro id be permitted to 1 stop at Vincennes, or be extended to the ! I tnmn if Sin liuanl In fnmitiiT tit n pi UClUsion upon lniH queatiollf t,e board ougnt to i i . i. , . ,.r a:..: - - . I J wmmutm mmm arw aaw P a- iw Pw u,-.. there be put ill connection with the Ohio and m-. . . j , . I Mississippi ruad, which Will .jive an OUtletl both east and west. It will certainly be a j rlividpnd navino- road. T le receiots will not be less than two hundred dollars Der day at " j o r a. first-equal to 6;2 GOO per onnum-and it is ( oeiieveu tue rKCi.pia win very suuii uc in creased beyond that sum. To run that dis li.i'Hii'ii will ronniio uliniit lour InroiTintivp

e an r his back aroand the interior of the iinmene Pavilion, engines the hrst year. 1 o run trom Lvans- the Liiiiputioa, general tom thumb. The Mag ville to Sullivan, Will require tVO additional nee t Cortege comprises I19 Horse and M men. The i Pavilion of Exhibition has Kecn enlarged until it is aeil7ines. paule af accommodating 15,000 spectator :it once. The Will the probable amount Ot UUSI.iess collection ol living Wild Anlmala Incluiles the most done Oil the road between Vincennes and Plnd. apeclmens ever exhibited in America. Among

s!.-IUuait tntn with tho irtrrpiiRHd nmmint li 1 II aj tail uni.il wa - w business that extension will thro on the ot,er portion of the road, pay a dividend . 1 a. 9. fSS a a a a J tne amouni it win cosi 10 cuumtuui uuu furnish it, and the cost of keeping the ne I I . , . . m W I i , . . r (v.cfi.. VI i f I I I . I r f It 11" n O n . . , . ' I 11(11. II II Llli I V I 111- I UU'ii s i 1 1 completed, including rolling stock, will Cost I , ino niin on nor r-Pnt imprest1 about $.172,000. beven per cent interest per annum on that sum v ill amount to J$-o - f - ' I 040. The COSt Of repairs and running the ... Ä o n 1 road Will amount tO Slo.OOO per year maKins 844,040 per annum. To make up that 0 11 j -i . - . suill, WlU require daily receipts amounting to 140 dollars. SV'iU that part of the road make it! If it will not, the question recurs, would it , 1 . 1 1 e.. . be doing justice to the e lock. holders ot tiiat portion of the road from hvansvnle to Vincennes to lessjn their dividend by taking in a portion of road that will not pty en equal dividend! A STOCKHOLDER. Ö-3-C0I. Drew, of the "Pavilion," set an excellent lunch yesterday the chief dish being Turtle soup, and no "mock" about it either. There wil be 6ome more of the same sort every day hereafter. IJ3 The New York Democrat, an old hunker papjer, in speaking of the application of barnburners for office under the present administration, remarks: "Everybody knew that human nature ms bad, but nobody suspected it capable of such bare-ficed ;mpudence," A JVaa, Or at least a thing that we re a hat and sliuved, entered suit yt sterduy against his motht-r before E?q. Jocelyk to recover a small amount claimed by him for pretended services some 12 or 15 years ago. The mother is nearly 100 years old and is the widow of a revolutionary soldier. The son claimed to have assisted in getting hr pension, but fail ing to prove this, could not recover anything. . A. Trib. 03" Here issomed.ng vat may do mit der beobles. "I vonccd vent oat into mine abble orchard to climb a bear dree to bull town some beach-

0 f.. . -.,. ... hlnmli hurlHinrr ' periorinances as Riven Derore ine principal rrowue es for mine frow to pake a blumb budding heads.f Europe, including Songs . ninces. Gn-clan Rlamitt an 1 veil I gitS on der doppermost branch itutes and bis admired personations of Napoleon and I ushed dumbles town off der lowermost limb ' j" he Great. The little General is fr,.,.,, 1 u neu uvwvi . , a . , . . f : , weighs only fifteen pounds, and is but

mil von leg over mil oon ioui 00 ucr lemx, und by gi llys I den dinks 1 stove out mine out side in." NEW ADVERTISEMENTS . TO EET! A STORE with dwelling atuched, on Market St., oue of the best stan siu tho city for a Kolail Gro eery. Enquiru of jeH HALLOCK. & STODDARD.1 IUVSOI 1 I IO OF CO PARTM.KSIIir.

rpilE partnership heretofore existing between tho un- j the man without arms, who will execute hioxtraordinaJL dersigued under the firm ol HENDERSON ot MIL- ry feataof loading and Bring a pistol with his loe; cut. LKK, was this day dissolved by mutual consent. All j tine ptoflle likenesses; shooting at a mark aithabowand

persons indebted to said firm, or having claims ugainsl it. will m.ike navment or Dresjnt accounts to J. P. Hen d rson J. P. HENDERSON jel4.i3t C. MILLER. NEW MI SIC! NEW -HI SIC!! ANNIE My own Love; Sadly he Hoves; A Wife 'Wanted; Wanted a Governess; 3 Waltzes: Chant Bohemian; Accordeon Instructions: Just received er Express and for sale Jy .U SAMUEL LISTER. CODFIMH. 40 Boxes in fine order for sale vor) low by S. E. GILBERT Ac CO., jel l Sjcainore, near Water. NAILS. 200 Kezs- best brands for ants low by S. B. GILBERT At CO., jol4 Scamoro, near Water. piFbeicnotice TO OWNERS OF LOTS IV BLOCKS NOS. 1? AND 13 E 9TGRN GrfLARQßtVlEWT i Nil now here the Common Council of tbe City of V Kvanville hero y declaro their intention to mske a Whrfor Lauding Afty feet in width alonff the Southt-rn Bank of the C nal within the coruate limits of tlie

City of Evunsville, which V harf or L.indingwill extoiid 1 N.-emenn Lion: Daniel in the Lion's Den, Sampson defiom tho Western line of Chestnut street to the Eastern j stroyin? the Lion, Ac.

line ol Oak troel in the Eastern Enlargement 01 saw CltT.and to construct said Unding it will be necessan to appropriate Fift feet off the Northern or North-Western end of each of the lot in Blocks Nos. Twolve and Thir tuen in the Eastern enlargement of said Cit, - nd in order that persons aggrieved by the making of said Landing or Wharf ma) have an opportunity of applying to the Contra on Council for redress. It is turther ordered, that a copy of this order, signed by the Maor and attested by the Clerk, be publis ied for six weeks in the Evansviile Journal, a public newspaper printed and published In aaid City. Dated, June 11, IfttAuJ8t. J. S. HOPKINS, Mayor. Geo. H.Todd. JeUdOw I P tTIIKR AND FIXDI!GS. w II.LlAM BELL. U just opening on Main street, ni.no4iti.th. Bank.a large and well selected slock f ImiihHr :..:.! lliidiim. coDsisiiug In part of 2000 sides of aole leather, Huiulock aud apauiah oal tanned. : . . 50 doz. iin.rrocco. No. 1. 2. and 4, Tampico extra Mad rass French and Cape bo t, aud Ladiws French. 75 doz Kip Prime City, heavy country, light me dium 20 do Cochineal Roan 10 ' Piuk blue and green do 20 Linings Pink, blue, and green. 30 " Bindings Llndae) 's cape coat and sheep. S Patent kid skins. 350" Calf eklns light, heavy, and medium World Pair and Caron, 8 1 Oil thong leather, 10 ' Madras Kid 20 bbls pegs. 500 prs- lasia. Boot treoa, raapa, awls, pincers,, wax nails, balls, tacka, lamps, thread, buffers, slicker wheels, keys, books, and all other tools aud materials useu by saue makers, alt of whloh will be sold on the most reasonable terms JeM FIVE III NT DK ED BBLS. FLOllt, Lafayette Mills, in warehouse, f r sale by lc7dlw tll.fcY 4c MITCHELL.

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P. T. BARNUM'S GRAND COLOSSAL HI II S E V HI AND H A A E R I E ! ! rPHK American Museum and Meaagorte will exhibit II mi V V X N V 1 1.1. If MhViliv i........ r VkR. NoN.TtlESDAY. June Mk;9KW H ARMONY, WEDkesuay, June 29ih; fkincetos, Thursday, Juoe 3utn. JO Price of admission 30 centa, Chillran under 9 years (face half rice. To the whole of this immense f perform mce .in Uael)e..theBaby E.cpl.ant.Mr. Ne.li.' perloririices,&c., no extra charjre under aaj pretence wnuiever, lei ine rennru oe won mev may. jrVu.rsopen from I 1-2 to 4, and from 7 to 9 o-dock, P m. . Thrt 'VrsiTv?Ln Exbitio. in lhc. bp'ng romhi mtion of alt the innit iiomil ir aiul urn Timi .r, abl amuseraenU of the age enlarged and improved - .Jf- TEN ELCPIIANTS will draw the great Car of Juggernaut. A liby Klcphniii. only nc ar orf, and but 3 1-2 feet hijh. will carry upon miumj w 1110 n mi vi ivuiiu tlUHi V BKAUTJFUr. I.IOXS, fresh from their native Kor m A MC NSTKK WHITM OK POLAK BhAR of nrodiious size an I ferocity A MAGNIFICENT ROYAL TIGER the largest one 'Tpof young Lionh 9,.mnn,hSoid av wt t . , ........ . . av I h I I I . r I t l m I in, l v ....... t i . ...... Baaa.Ba-aa,."aj . w "III! 91 A. I I - r II I U 3 Jl il KJ , the tlrst ne ever born in America, Ac, Ac. The DROVE OF EI.KPHANTS were raptured in th j,,,, or central Ceylon, bv Messrs. S. B. Jt s an Gao. N tttbb, assisted by 26u Natives, after a pursuit c anil or ree monÜisan.l four days In the J .nJea They were 'finally ntrapped and sacured in an Inthan Kraal or Imp of enormous dimensions and prodigious alreiifth, where they were subdued. The Calf Ktephi nt accomI paniea ta J.am, and wa weaned on its ; ussaei. from In- ! diju r""S iu.. P. T. BARNUM, Proprietor of the American Museum. New York, has tnor to announce, that encouraeed by the brilliant success which haa attended all Uis various efforts for the amuatnent or th public, he las bean led to farm the project of organizing a vast trvaetling Museum of Wonders, Which ewrnprt.es a greater varie .y of Attra. tion.T, and mure extraordinary Noyelties. than air travelling Exhibition in the world. Even, feature f thia Mum mnili Kiiablifhment i of a peculiar ami intereatihg nature,and uie wn ue is prnauret upon a gigantic scj le of inajrnitinh. The travelling paraplirenalfa of the American Muwim.ai it enters each town, is proceeded brthegorgeous ft CAR OF JUGGERN AUT!! Trf drawn b- Ten Klephan's. sup rb'y caparisoned .beine an accurate model of that terrible engine of IrtoUlreas sai rinca. nnisnea ana decorated hi all the extravacaaea ..r lh. I i . J. I.. L'.li I .1 f . . . .i Uli wiiki'IVÜIJIC. r UI III lt.fr iniS m, ,n.l,r VJIIU II' . !. a long procession or costly Carres and Carriap, tinwhote ormiaga spectacle of more than Oriental splendor. The Exhibition will take place a iUiin a maguificent Variegated Pavilion, composed of American Flags of wat r proof fabric- The roal genuine, original GENERAL IO.M THUMB is attached to this Exhibition, and will appear in all his ' twenty-eight inches high. Also engaged MR. NEI.f.IS. i arrow; playing upon the Accordeon and iolincello. etc Mr. His. in these performances, exhibits a wonderful example of what indomitable energy and Industry can accomplish, even when laboring under disadvantages apparently the most insurmoumrble. A co 11 pic te Menairerie of LIVING WILD ANIMALS, is also included in the American Museum, and at a convenient period during the Exhibition MR. PIERCE will enter the Dens of the Wild Reas's, and rive his j claseieid illustrations of Hercules r-:r:iL-L-iin with th One of the mosi interestine portions of the exhibition is Tormad by the display of a great collection of WAX SIATUARV. includine Saures of the size of life, of all the President of the United Nuten, and also of a grent number ol noted characters, American ai d Foreign, all of w hich are accurate likenesses, and appropriately costumed. In fact, the whole KaUbllshinent 1- a vuat repository of r3TO I t2B WO.frKRPUL OBJKCTS OF NATURE AND ART. the full particulars of which it would be impossible to give within the limits of a newspaper advertisement, and which has been brought together atau enormous expenditure of ipans, forming tbe largest and m-sl novel travclUng Exhibition la this or any atliae country. A fln ; Military Baad will perform the most popular

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airs of the day, as tha proceasloa enter town , aad also during the hours of exhibition. TT7Thls Company will alao exhibit at Vincsonas, Vaahinirtim. Bloomfleld, Bloomington, Spencer, Mar tlnsvUle, Danville, etc., die. g M CINCINNATI WATER CURB. THIS large and flourishing Institution ta open Susa mer and Winter, aud aflbrda superior adrant.ges fo ih ireatmi 1 1 of th- slrk.it IslocaUd Bve n iles trom the city or tin Cincinnati and Dayton Railroad, a 4 but: few rods from the Carthage Drj ot. Terms fraan eight it ten dola- per week. Por i artictlars add ras

u. A rea-e, M. l).,Cartnage, lummon co., unio. Jel3-3ldu w ALTON, MT. C ARMBU AND NEW AI. BaNT RAILROAD. AT an election held in Mount armel pursuaat to regular notice, the following named geatleama wem elected Directors of aaid Company for she aauaIuk two years, to wit: Jimcph Devin. Ka),. Gibson Co, Ir d. J .s. H. EaaaaK, Iraq., do co Kliuba baaaaB. Esq., do do Kob't Hr (ink . Üq., Wabaea co. I III. I144C N. jaqukm, hq., eo do G W. Biuwn, Ksq. do do r . H. THoaraoM, M D., Edwards co. Ilia, Jonas Habdy ksq. do do Sami kl TiiojfrsoN, M. D. do do The bciiH then organized by the eleiion of Joeer a Hü in, Ksq. of Gibson Co, Ind.. l'roideot, Fi ) Tjoutpaon, M. D. of Edward Co. 111... Sjcrttar), rd Kirtiurd H. Hulsou, or Alt. Carmvl, Trasaiet. I y oroer of the Board. tell BAMUKf. Trv-;Ov , M. D. THE BEST MEDICINE IN T B WORLD ! j, CELEBRATED PIGEON KPK1KGS MIXKRAL WAtcr put up in Glass Battles, and for sale by JOHN PAKKKLL a CO., Jclltf ETunsvitle, Ine. CCORDKOXS. lea French and German Accordeone 1 in store and for sale by jell SAMUEL LISTER. T?NVKU)PS. 12.000 fancy and plain Envelope ta store X-i biiu ior sale bv Jell SAMUEL LISTER Insu it. 1 fcoxesfreni; Lemons, & " Sweet Oranges, luswi.eana ior auie by jell PRESTON BROTHERS. VIOLINS! VIOLINS!! VIOLINS of various qualities in More and far sale J oy Je SAMUEL LISTER. 87 OP THIEFTHE Carpenter aud Machine Shop of tbe subscriber was broken open on Sunday night last and rob. bed of a quantity of valuable tools, consisting la part of a new Beach Plow with Box wood arsns, and top and aide screws. C. M. Grffith maker. nd lour ot tbe bits belonging to the plow and ir.n braces and part of a set of brace buts. two bench plains. Garrison maker, Dayton, O., stamped on forward end as private mark W. M. in very small lette. s, and also a number ol cbleets and other amall articles pertaining to tbe trade, a liberal reward will be given for tbe recovery of tbe tofU and thief, or for eitber. jeft-tf GEO. W. RIED. "DACON. JL 1 Cask clear rides. 1 do Ham's and Shoulders. (n store and for sale t close consignments by tell PKE.sTOPi BROTHERS. Fuses. SO Bbls. Hour from Wabash, In store aud for sale by Jell PRESTON BROTHERS. SAH DNES. 2 Cases half and quarter boxes. Just received mmm lot sale by jell PRESTON BROTHERS. TEW 11 SIC 1 IdlewiW; Wilhelmina Polka. Fanny Waltz, Ac. Received per Fawn this day. j-U RATHRONE de WHEBLER. GOLD PENS. A FEW supply of Burr's warranted Gold Pens, all siites with stiver cases (new styles,) received direct from New York per "Railroad. John E. MartiB." J RATHBOE At WHEELS. PORT .tIOMM, At ., AC Ladles' rprer Mach-. Ivory and Pearl Porte Monnies, Pearl Iklaid Card Cases, for sale by Je9 .".. Mi" LtRTKR. t'HICKl-;N.-j .1.., Chickvns. dir. .t from the farmers; just received and for sale at J-9 OOOKS Family Grocery. LARD. Tip lbs. extra Lard put tip expressly for family use, JUst received and lor aale at y9 COOK'SFamily Grocery. CLARET Ml E.Afcw boxes fine Claret Wine just received aud for sale at Jej COOK'S Family Grocery. BASKETS! BASKETS! t UMBER of Ladies and Children baaketa ia stor and for sale by j8 RAM V EL LI&TstB. a PRY GOODS, GLASS-WARE AJfJ FANCY Art-HCLEB AT AUCTlOlff WE will sell at auctioo commencing 00 Thursday morning. Juin- Sib, lri3, at half past 8 o'clock and continuing from day to day. till closed cot. fSO Doa. Cot. Hose aud half hose; 15 Doz. floe Shirts, 10 Ps. bleached and brown Table Linen: SO Pa. Prints; SS Ps. De Laities; 10 Ps. Silk Handkerchiefs; 90 Dos. Bag gy Whips; 6 Ps. brown Linen; I Doz Lanraster Quilts; JOUUoz. Spool threads; 1UU Carta Pocket Cuulery, 10 Doz. Inka, 1UU Boxes Glassware, consisting of tumblers Jars, Dishes, l-amps die-. V Boxes Tobacco: 10 BUS ders Snuff, S Coil Rope: 10 Reams Letter paper. IS Dor. Nail Hammers; S Doz Coffee-mills. 10 Door Locks Ac. A LSO 20 Boxes flne Havanah Segare, 3 See Gold Watches; 5 Doz. Gold pens; aud a great variety of Fancy A rticles aud Notions. , WOOLREY Sc NELSON. Je8-4t Auctioneers. LENCH AT THE EVANS BEST A BA CT EVERY HORNING AT IO O'CLOCK. A FINE Lunch will bese. every morningattbe Evaaa Re.itaurat, to whicn tbe customers of tbe He ita a rat and the public generally are invited. Look sharp far the hour. jeTtf a. a. SiivYEKi n. l. w ALI.ACZ. AB. SAWYER, WALLACE & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 121, Front Street, New York. Refbb to BEMEM-T tr VI ELLE, Evansviile. lad. Je8 Sm I.OST ! ! ! A BLACK velvet purse, with brass clasps, coataiaA ii'g $11 in money. The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving the same at thia office. jeri-U NEW FOUNDRY AND NIACI1INE 81 TJ A VING completed our buiidiags. and engaged JUL most skillful and experienced workmea for eaah department of our business and made the n ost User, ough preparation for doing Macblnr and Mill wesfc Castings, Brass works, and every thing else in our lies, in the verv best style and no as favorable terms as at any establishment in tb W est, we announce that we will be in operation in a few days, and are bow ready to. take contracts for any kind of work . G. D. EGG1.ESTON & CO. je 6-tf Corner Csnal and IngreSta. POCKET BOOK. LOST! ADAKK. LtAIHEK rUl htl V ALLaT, cutsining bills to the amount of $ 10, and 50 cenu insilver. The ow re r cannot wellaf-il-.v ford to lose it. and woulo be grateful to aay one returning the same to the Journal Office, besides ra warding him. It was probably lust on the Pribcttoa road, a few wiles from Evausville. je?dwlw . " DENTISTRY." J. KIVETT, Dentist, has permanently locals ed himself in ibis city, and furnished room If! tiMllil.ntnit ! I. . .. . W . mm J w.v. v ' J m m g.wV.Q where he is prepared to perform dental oneratiOM or ever) nature, and warrant his work. He invites the patronage of lb public, believing he can give full satistaalion. Office hours between 8 AM. and 6 P. M.. but prole ional calls received at any hour. Je7 3m COW LOSTI RTKAYED from the undersigned living on First Street, near the hp copal Church, ea the -.2d of Mav. a small vounr Milch Cow and in good order. She has a Calf 8 or 10 daji al if: " uot dead . Auy person giving tuformation of said Cow at 'Restore of Merritt, Field & Co-, will be liberally ruwardei. . J. S JAÜESS, Evaaav ille. Ju ne 7. 1853 tf P LOl K.-vOO bbls. S. Fine, best Wabash braaaa; 100 do Fine; for aale by J eTdlm Us. not a IkaVW. - BOAKD Or EQl'ALIZATIW. - THE Mayor. Coancelmen and Asa ass or of the dry r Evansviile will meet as a Board of Kqeeliaaticy at the offiee of the City Cler on Tuesday, the lib eay . 1 1 1 1 r. . I ...I... ,.,,.1 ..kli.. t .br t 1 ..... .1 . 1 1 Kam. of June 1853, tnd continue their sittings as saca Beat from day to day, until aaid Equalization Is comt when and wnerr all nersons Inierested in tbe cases of city taxes for the present year, msy attend If desire so to no. By order of the Conncil, Je 7 GEO. H- TOPD. City Ost. Of SA C KS K. K. FLOUR, expressly fee family jse 0J justaeceived at jea TOOK's Family Grocery.