Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 6, Number 301, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 15 April 1854 — Page 2

DAILY JOURNAL.

A. H. SANDERS. EDITOR. TKKMS Oi SUB8CKIP1TON Bally Journal, per vear " " by tho week Tri-W'eeklv Journal, per cur, . Weekly Journal, " C in w t. 4 0 ä mi im ,,ATi a 1 11 c 1 . -mmt.. i; M.Mg I irth street, U-tween ine and W alnut, lncinnaU, . - '. .-.... ji. .. k...i.,.,.r...i Kv:,. lie Journal. The ih.ii v jonr.mi will in, found VlLYMemml ""V " " J CITY or KVANKVILLE. SATURDAY MORNING: ::::::AIkIL 15. A auuday ler, The publisher of the Enquirer gave notice . , C ut 1 1 l ' sterday, that hereafter h,s paper would be 1 w m " yesterd issued on Sunday instead of Monday 1 1 i h lti arrangement not our place to object to any of this nature a cotemDorarr mav chose lo make. Indeed we think it a capital idea in our neighbor to make aliuost any arrange ment by which he can have the opportunity of attending church, if this opportunity under the present condition of things has not u u , ,t ha. been us most free-; been granted him as ly, and the hands in our office if :hey may , ha v. !'!? an riisnnaerl. He evidently stands w v . ,- - 4 I in need of the bles.ed influences of the ; I church about as much as any Locofoco editor utu . U I1UI I wun wntm we are acjuaimea, ana wm snou.u i r m t II be the last one to throw obstacles in his way. Indeed, we offer him the free use of our pew and prayer book., if that will be any encouragement. But he urges as an argument for issuing a Sunday paper, that it will relieve hia hands of tho necessity of working on Sundays, and to avoid a desecration of the j I Sabbath. In other words, he will avoid the ; . .. .. uesecration 01 tue öauuaui in one manner, by desecrating it in another. Now we regret very much that there should be any ueceesi-1 ty for desecrating the Sabbath at all, in Kvansville, by newspaper work. What had maue me necessity 01 late days wun us, is : . a j 1 .. a ! amip.y tlic tact, unless we had work done 10 - 1 1. . , ,.!. :.. V.r.. our office cn that day, another paper in this ! city would give this community news ahead of! " us something we never have permitted, nor shall we ever aLow. Now it is very easy for this necessity to be dispensed with, and wilh that view, we make the following proposition to the publisher of the Enquirer: We hereby agree to permit no work in the Journal office on Sunday, but to close our forms and have Monday morning's paper worked off Saturday night, before 12 o'clock, and not allow carriers of the Journal nor newsboys, to distribute or sell Journals on the Sabbath day provided the Enquirer office adopt similar regulationa. If our neighbor will not agree to this total suspension of work on the Sabbath, it will of course be evident that he has other and more wordly objects in view for the issue of a Sunday paper, than simply to avoid the desecration of the Sabbath. fj7" The Enquirer denies endorsing the National Democrat. Probably it does rot at this time, but we ask it if it did net do .0 some weeks or probably months ago, and when the Democrat was opposing t! is administration in the course of the New York difficulties, just as strenuously as it is doing now! If it do deny it, we shall endeavor to bring forward "the documents." The Democrat occupies the position of a good many other Democratic papers. It regards the present administration as one of the most imbecile ever placed at the head of government, and as being utterly unworthy the confidence of its own party. As to the principles of the Whig party alluded to in the same paragraph, we hope to be able to gratify our neighbor most fully as we proceed, that the Whig party has enough and good enough principles to preserve its organization, and to secure it a great triumph in 1856. At present, we hope to have sufficient to occupy our attention for some little time to come, at least till Congress closes, in keeping before the people the acts of commission and omission of the present administration and probably our neighbor will have quite enough to do in defending what the Democrat calls, the abominations of the Pierce administration. We are not altogether done with the Nebraska bill yet, although the Enquirer may have hoped so. Mr. HelPs Sale. Mr. Crawford Bell's great sale of Real . Estate, in the vicinity of Evansville, with some in the city, and comprising some of the I most beautiful land in this neighborhood, is to take place next Monday, as will be seen by advertisement. We nave already spoken in detail of some of the property to be offered at this sale, and all thst is necessary now, is to remind our readers of the day of sale, or

the day the sale will commence. We hope I9 The Last Day. .Mr. Semmons closes up see many strangers in attendance, being ful- his sales of Brazilian Pebble Spectacles toly satisfied, that if they have examined this j day. Those having weak eyes, bad eye properly, they will buy largely. This will j sight, or who are using the old fashioned

be an excellent opportunity for purchasing a homestead, or investinj capital to secure for it a heavy interest, Sale ol l.ot s i ..,! . It will be recollected that Squire Rowley's sale of lots will take place tc-day, at Kramer t Reis' Brewery. There will be twenty -

six choice lot offered for sale, ma ov r,K..'.K.ir raloP. Call to-dav. as this will be thai

j w, very handsomely aituated 'it.. . nc ierms or sale are very easy. A plot of the lots can be seen at the Recorder's office. See Mr. Rowley's advertisement for further particulars. This sale will offer fine opportunities for speculation, as they are rapidly rising in value. fJC5The fine hotels at Cincinnati have been for nearly a week past regaling their guest, on Cucumbers, Asparagus, ic. &c. - The ics cream saloons were well patronized there lsst week.

Douglai' Letter.

The following telegraph report of a letter just published at Washington by Senator Douglas, we received a couple days since in 4i. t : :u in jjuuisiiiic psprri Washing-tow, April 10, P. tt. JudffeDouL'Ioa haa written a long letter of O . I . sj ht coumnl in lrHS Sentinel, replying to , :.. fön (Merot-i ka rmn llillnn fifth meet inif Ol ZD l;l.Ng 1 man ,t Chicago, and celeiiding Ihe course in debate in tne Senate, on protest of the New England Clrrgymen . . i The Judge retraverse the ground pursned . i .1 a .a. ii tori And SSSV akJ m. 1 Mi 4S4 4SI M S O St f 1 t B rt Ä tld ,Uneir reneweu me cnnicu. wugo r.... r ilf.re of a laro-ehody of citizens, and quoted a porticn of the remarks maae .n opposiu the protest. And contends that the principle M j, idenlical wilh that b - -i 4 ::..4 t . . . , . . , U.I f... .n i ... .neu ntiMii mvoVIIKTOU ly the right of the people of the States to frame their own governments. That the transfer of slaves from Kentucky to Nebras ka would be for the benefit of slaves and not alter the political complexion But simply reducing in one Stale where lands are exha jsted, and increasing in others where it is r.cn. yen e. ini lergymen, as sucn ...r tK nnh In intrfrp in s mstters emhractnrr the riht to interfere in all matters embracing reigioua trulhf inlimated lhat the reconition of such power would prove tubvcrsive of nrincioles and office of government, - - - a f C5 ' a I m. - J : I I ami destructive 01 an gunramees ui citu . m If - 1 , m mmam smssasma msm wiakv Ihn reitg ou. noeriy, o.c .uinngiu.giu , i, m . . . . ..,,., .i t.i nnr :nr, f 1 1 1 r HWII SITairSin COII. mviin v - . . . fa constitution of their own making, recedes and disappears when placed in subordination to the authority of a body of men claiming by virtue of their office as ministers, to be divinely appointed, instituting for the declaration and enforcement of God's will on earth. And argues that it is necessary to aunul the 8th .eel ion of the Missouri Compromise as inimical to free government. as .a. .a t.i ;u oen.es tnat tue proposal to uo so is a ureacn 01 laun The Judge says, you see that the principle of the Neoraska bill is purely a question of self government involving the right and ca pacity of the people to make their own laws, and manage thMr own local and domestic concerns. This is the only controverted . inTolveu in .1.-bill. I am unwis-' . " ' ST 1 1 imy to be heve that when mature reflection, anil U'llh In m i'inl im a ,i k i . h nur i h rim "nd with all the advantages which your chris tiftn character and experience may enable Villi tn iiimmnn tu irmi r . r rt it r o vmi t 1 ! I you to summon to your assistance, you will sanction the declaration that a proposition to carry this principle into effect, i. a great moral wrun?, opposing us to the righteous judgement of the Almighty. The letter is argucmentive rather that denunciatory. And milder than miht be expected from that source, but still tart and sarcastic. Now we vtsh our readers to observe one rema'k as reported of Mr. Douglas "Tha1 the transfer of slaves from Kentucky to Nebraska would be for the benfit of slaves and not alter the political complexion but simply reducing in one State where lauds are exhausted, and increasing in others where it is rich." The fri -Mids of the bill have been cndcavoring to wipe away one strong objection to it, by ridiculing the idea that even if the! bill should pass, slavery would not go into the ' Nebraska and Kansas territories. Many of these advocates of the measure have even de. dared themselves opposed to the extension of slavery in any form and this bill wculd not extend it. The editor of the Evansville Enquirer has declared himself opposed to the further extension of slavery, and yet has warmly advocated this bill. Now look at his position. Either he is wrong in judging of the effect of this bill if it become a law, or the author of it has no idea of what his own measure is intended to accomplish. Douglas atsurnes the ground, that it is to be or intended lo be a slave territory, or else why should he argue that the transfer of .laves from Kentucky to Nebraska would be for the ben etit of shves and not alter the politicaj complexion but simply reducing the number in one State where lands aro exhausted, and increasing in others where it is rich? Now if this report of Mr. Douglas letter be correct, we call upon our neighbor either lo foreswesr his own opinions in opposition to the extension of slavery, or else oppose this iniquitous Nebraska measure. He has had evidence enough, we presume, to convince him that be is laboring in opposition to the feelins of th s whole community, with but few exceptions, in upholding the Nebraska measure. It now appears, wh t we have before suspected, he is laboring against hi. own feelings, at least in one prominent particular. Under these circumstances, if our neighbor were a reasonable man, or in other words, if he wero not a Locofoco editor, we might have ground for hope, that seeing the error of his

wav, he would h.aten t .menH th.m. Hpi"1081 of our bu?ines8 houses are closed on

begins to exhibit some repentance by making ( arrangements to enable him to attend church, 1 - - W....W.V- .'IIUI . Il and we think he should carry it still further by endeavoring to make himself til to attend church. 1 spectacles, had better embrace this opportu nity of providing themselves with the Brazilian Pebble Spectacles. The certificates we published, afford abundant proof of their i great advantnges over the ordinary spec j tacles. David Dale Owen's certificate to ! this effect, should be evidence enough of " 1 . ST - .lii.nj hurp tin pr.in. nisi tii.in.i. .. w . - ..v... ...... buing. fc"7 We have been shown the whole of the letter published in the Cin. Christian Advocate, an extract from which, slandering our city most grossly, we published with editorial comments a few days since. We do not think the letter will "bear publication," and only wonder the editor nf tha Advocate 1 thought so. We must be excused for giving j the fanatical author, who signs himself W. McK. n any furlher prorninence

Fruit. We Lave made enquiries in a good many

quarter in this region relative to the proa pect lor iruit tä c mmg mon In sonic places the iroet has proven dettnictttf to peaches, especially whrro the trees were "it- , uatej on hi,Fj, j&riH amrraHu. the peaches I fe J J ... red in this regiofi.ana II Oolhm.i inrther tKtUTt to prevent we shall have a fair rrop. We will not have lim.iJ I f i m t . n -4. 4.ir 80 larrje a cr'p or arpi-n as i isi j enr, ni-; lh b JO dai(1)( nit,rt u i, bp un abundance n Tree, cannot hear ,rl-v,lvlw years in succession, or nt -ast do nut rally. We notice in some orrhur U lhe blossoms ar i . . . . i. .......... hL. r. .,. I arc yvtj I'yill sun mill, um num liiit pirn- .... ' . . II ent prospects, we sujii nnve suiucivncy ui 1 ' a. a i s ii. . . J kinds of fru.t. The reports from further North are not rery bad y I ft 0 e I u i y . The Cincinnati Price Current of Yesterday tays: Eastern exchange hns been steady during lhc week at 1 prem. buying, and prem. seir ' B 4r ling New Orleans has declined, and we now quote i dis (a par-buying and i(r 1-2 nrnm cal1inrr Sivtv slaw Killet Qa'i nar ran f WVOIIICI SW IAIV WUT Vf.S MHU pv - 1 I W V I discount The New York Shipping List of Saturday says "There is no "let up" in the money market . .. ... . ..... I as yet, through better iacilities are granted ii i u ! un (.an loans, iueucav,t-slBprM,o ( " " are now over and an easier condition of finances about the middle of the summer, is very gentrany anticipated in monied circles. We quote call loans 7 per cent, prime tiO and 00 days raper 0 ( JO; 4 and 6 mos. do I0Q 12; Railroad, paper 12; single names 12s 15. The stock market during tho past week ! a . a sa nas oeen inanimate, anu prices are generally lower. The demand for money continues ac- " " ,;o .j ;n ,n.,t; 1,1, nf,,.Kii, mi, 'iiiw i4i wisiivisiavsa viiii w.i iiiiiui vs uui v fin,ncil, c.0unti from Enghnd has tendency to check business. Then; is a general disposition to act with caution, under existing circumstances." OOP On the nigh of the 5th inst., there were taken from the State Bank of Indianapolis, $ö, $10 and $20 notes as follows: 550 in note, on the Lafayette branch, 360 on the South Rend branch, $245 on the Fort Wayne branch, and $2 10 on the Michigan city branch; total $1400. No clue to the thief. CoLomzATto.t. Charles Henderson Esq., of Danville, Ky., has emancipated 22 of his slaves to go to Liberia under the direction of the Kentucky Colonization Society, in the May expedition from thst State. He has also purchased the husband of one of his woman servants at the price of .$ 1 ,000. He gives to them all a full outfit, and to the Kentucky Colonization Society $5U0. SiomncAST. A gentleman now in Ger many, thus writes to a friend in Kvansville: "Do not send mo the Jiurnal or Reform their principles are too liberal, ami their re publicanism loo strong for this country. thpir innv net mo in a aernn.-i Hut an.l ... j j b - . .. r . n. thd Enquirer and Volksbote; Ihcy just suit this part of the world.1 ffl"We thank Hon Smith Miller for several large bound volumes of public documents. Mr. Miller has been very kind to us lately. We do not forget such favors, end still less are we thus inclined when they come from a political opponent. fCj In that department of a newspaper at which, from lime, immemorial, it has been said that lafies first glince the record of marriages aud deaths one of the California papers has introduced a new feature, and ihe department is now headed " Marriages, Deaths and Divorces." Vacast Lards. The Register of the Vincennes(Ia ) land office writes that there are over 200,000 acres of vacant land in that district alone. (For the Journal. Those who have been in other cities, must at once notice that there is in general more respect for the Sabbaih in Evansville than in other cities on the river or sea coast. Wc have no railroad business done on Sundays, j """J' ,n ,here no P? published here 00 Sund?7 lhUgh il h" PPearttl I . a B . I , , , T1 ' tTt7 C"' ! öaubatn breaking in the printing omce. ii is true the law of our State may iT- .... . allow it, but the law that thundered from 411 rt i UlUIIUCI vu II, ill Sinai says, "Remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy." I venture to say for the Sabbath keeping . f portion ol this city we will not receive el feunday paper from carriers who should be at the Sabbaih School. A SUBSCRIBER. Ah Ineligible Suitor. An old soldier, with only one arm, being reduced to medicancy to obtain a livelihood, made acquaintance with a brother befnr. who had yrown rt rW Kir t 1. f4 T l III I T A u..",c trBlu '1 snouiu oe nappy sa.u tne soldier, to ally mvself with so distinguish I . - - ü ed a member of our profession: vou sfisll . ' give me your daughter.' 'Hold! my dear sir,' returned the warm old gentleman, 'you cannot think of such a thing. She must have a better match than you will make. Yuu are not half lame enough. My son-in-law must oe a unseraoie lookino obiect.' 'Do vou intna, tntti, lhat you will hud one worse off than 1 ami To be sure ! why, you have on ly iosi an arm; and ought to be absolutely asnameu of yourself to think that I will give you my daughter. I would have you to I .1.41 . . - - . - Know, mail nave already refused a fellow ! Without legs, and who ffoes shout the City in i a bowl.' i.,l "

Nt.lCESMOM V I.

1 lilrly -Thlrtl Coiitfres..FirstScs.loa. Yesterday a i'rnn d i nur Washington, April, 12, P. M . ; OHl Wim IIIS Senate. 'l'lie chair presented a letter from Truinau Suiilh, of Connecticut, resigning his

seat in the Senate, to take effect Hie 24tli 0L& ' ß Family Groce m w prompt alle'll'OII t Dllsllo'S.

Mav next The reso'ution of Mr. Fiali calling for the corre8pondei.ce ol Mr. Uarntird while U. 1. Miniit-f to Berlin was adopted. nun. er reporieu usoiv uiv nmmu " tl . 1. ... I. U. I Hili.n m r. 'propriation bill with amendments T .. !...., .' t 1 .. .1,1 o kill m 5Ir. Rus t introduced a bill providing for the transportation of the U. S. mails on rail rojl(Jg rnis bill provides that all railroad coinnanies. or individuals ownini? railroads, . . . i- i :i .i - a - .l,.ll,nnlr.rl with iho o-nvornment fur " . .. ...... fc, - m u i I irnnn. .,- m , t .n m nf war v ! iiii 1 1 1 a i I i 'iioB 1 1 iiiuiriiivuw w - - j n .u t t r.. run ' iniirr.i snr a nu'inT tMOl' Sa laSlUera m the manner and times for transportation, shall be allowed to lmpor'., free of duty, all iron, required for the use and roDSir of eu h roads, ana also uranunir loan companies who shall construct a suuatantial double trac i road six sections of public land for each mile of such double roaJ. Refer red. A fter an executive session of three hours the Senate adiourned. Hocse. Columbus Lancaster, the dele rate from VVashinorton territory, appeared 4 o ' m I. 4L . 1 l A- . AE - and took the usual oath of otnee to.uppoit the eoMtitnäon of the United States. The bill empowering the. Postmaster General to coir.ract for carrying the mails between New Orleans and ian rranciscoac ,',,r l.n ' to ' t m tiind Aiiftnil I veaa t.ilton I1D.

"- irr--f .r'. and, after debate, on motion of Mr. Kerr, the Ju-t

i, i was ta )led yeas nav8 59. The II, use thou went into committee on the bill reducing and gradnaung the price of public land according to tho time they have been in market. After some debate under the five minutes rule, the committee rose and the House adjourned. I Baltimore, April, 12. New Orleans pspers of Thursday say that Gen. TwigVs has Left New Orleans to establish his headquarters at St. Louis. The National Intelligencer published Mr. Truman Smith's announcement of his intend s ed resignation as Senator, addressed to the people of Connei ticu. Tho resignation is to take effect on tho 24th ot May next. The Intelligencer also published a letter from Col. Fremont to Mr. Benton, in which he makes meut on of the loss 01 but one man. He says he has had reasonable si.ccess in the ... . . . objec: o' his expedition, andlhtt It has ticcided '.he great question of i he practicability ftli P.m,4lrm,i4 There is nothing from Charleston later than Mondgiy morning. Three hundred del egates arr.ved Saturday evening, and 200 T-.i.t-. . i . A more are kuown to be on the way. Among the delegates are Gov. Dawson of G., Lieuts. Maury and Herndon, and about 100 editors from all parts of the South. OEnf" Mr- Walsh, the Paris correspondent of the New York Journal of Commerce, speaking of the continuance of the present war, says: Returning from a walk just now I ehcoan- . . i i ... . tered near th Palais royal a Senator of M , acquaintance an Admiral experienced in State concerns. I express d my hope thnt the war wjii d not endure beyond sir monlh6k In I. muoii. tiie 31 1 isters called u short and slurp; sed the Präsident ol t ie French Leis alive h. dv. in his sddrCSl of last week, trust. J .) ed that It WDtlld be Vigorous, rnppl nnd deci- , sive. The Senator nns .vered: "No oup ol tnv Coleajrues or tho niembe rs nt the iroVern - .. ...... ... roaiiy ejipecls mat it will pnü in six i months, or can imagine when it will end. According to the declarations of the British Cabinet the struggle with Russia was on of eR That was the idea of the French Emperor, and the preparations on both sides of the channel were proportionate. Russia had strength, pride, persistency enough for a protracted, dauntless resistence; the Tzar had been potent as a conservative, he could be equally or more so as a destructive." I wm retnin led of Samson: "When he had shaken the pillars, the hou-e fell upon all the princes;" he killed more at his death than he had killed in his lifetime. LAMASC0 CITY ELECTION. Ma. KsRacas! You will please auuounco my nnme ss a candidate for Marshal of Lamu-co Cilv al the eimu- i it ig Mai eicition. (upllj ALFBKD BKESLbY. S T L C I A L iN 0 I ICES. Use Dr. Ilnwt's Shaker SarNaparilla! ti ivb unterviiin piiir u ii i rnai nva ... .; i.!.i;..ii nur......... .,i tv Ai... r oV ao .CD:S ' ran: BEAT iti.ii tv for fiiesh CHT. Many pers ns have felt the need ofa remedy Tore. tern. I injuri s, that would heal them without having them a running sore for many wet ks. and even for many Ssoaths, BS Is frequently thee so; the peitdc now have a reined v in G Kill NKICS .MAGIC WOlXI) HKA I.KK. Many pers ns have felt the need of a remedy for ex stoath win. ii pusmssj tsLsuua sssrvasrsaga over me uiiiueroiir. SS I . . 1 . I I oll, l.lol Aal i mm SW I I. , . . , . mmm S- -.. . I J. .i.: I. . .. ... : I J . . ... . ... s reparations aWsjally employed in in the cure of w ound.. in liie fact that fr,-.-h wounds treated with the Magic ; ,1 "oiersi.ini.ti.itoc.rbocou.s.ure. KEAO TU IM We invite attention lo the advert einent of Dr. Gfo1 1 e . 1 I i 3 I . . I .I,' . 1P I...IT I, VSI älidlur.l.-Ja ; , i, d by some ol the Erst eitlae lagan's Extract f Hydropip r, which is said lo be a Scrofula, all km. ritlzerta and hfavsici-U" f comes well recoui - V Ö me J h,e , d ; V , Kenluekv. and fr in wh.,1 we have lea rue I .fit. it mua be a valuable medicine, snd as the rectPS cc,miimiii eachbolte.it is not . aeatrsm, and there is nnd.-r lhe , , , 1. 1 . errataatauseas not much chance fr it to he a humbug; we t on - it incrits a trial from the ailln tcd NOTH E. Hi I.ks!'s Vou mc On. IdMsntwr is tmlv a Celebrs- i 1 llldllt im, um ist ccj 'rruiT, iiit-iv ill I I. a I M 1 SI la IslSSSa aaetriasrtaaw aay resaesW eve dlseoe s A. ...I IV. tu. mid It-iast j4stXu i-iop.i 1 1 .itluaiolA hiimu-i One or two aip!i atious w nl relieve the most severe Ps.s, I'rt'isc or Si'rain. TWA battles V ill clean", purify, :ind heal the foulest UM KRorSome.iinditw illlie.il lhe most severe Burns or :.,o w.innui u . r . El erj hmilj should haue asupply constantly on hanJ, for use in Base of Heed. For llores il is far superior lo any other remedy for serlog Lau.eceas, Hruises, Cats, scrntches, old Basses, Swelling, Ac, Ac. See advertisement in another colunm. I inU7 -tf RFsOLlTIONBY THE PEOPLE. L'ksolv n ASiMoraLT, That, for the last two war we ha;e been in Iho constant habit of usiuir the Muslanr I tslnnrt fr "Brsat sat stti let sB Bares. Brsli ... ... I Ll . . . I ;. I . . ... r.,ioor o. um ii-, una ii iias i ever lancu wo gic linineiliate renef KrSOLvitn, lhat we have also used th9 Mustang Lini- i ment for the Files, Erysipelas, Salt Kheum and Chapped IlSwdl and thai it has alwavs ure i KasoAveaw, bv thi Ladies, I hat we have asedUieMustanir I iniment fsr Sore Nipples, Sore Breasts. Chafvs ami xires on t niniren, ami or .lotb or r reck Irs on the ,h ..,k: ,,i iunu.!..,. ,....i ...tioL-....-. inar the skin smooth, sott and whit Kcsot.VRD. bv all A UBS ink Sexss. That we shall ovur 1 ; continue the use of the Mustang Liuiineut bcciuse ws I have tried and proved its eim-ac) IHr'See advert.sement in another column. nini.rv Thi Vanderburgh Countv Bible So-iety has it DeMSr tnT-. lJn,i:' Sh.inklin's Store, where may be had every vorieiy oi DK.ivs uuu lestn-uT.t at tie Icct price.

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS r.W ItHIIiY (iKOCEKY in rno. bacon co., ON rmflT sTmrr. mw-tm.- Mill AND LrV T"T . IVAMVll.M. , rpiIK iuh fibers would respectful It inlrm the citlX zona of rivansvillo and vicinity, that they hare ton i hard and arc receiving a large and we:: seleeAcd stock or KKKSH OKOCKKIKS. emt. ratine everythiii2 usnntly kkesh grVkkiks, embraci inr ererylhlnp; nsnallv rj; rmJ they hope, i-v promni Hiifii-oii n tiiines, lo receive ana ineru ; liberal shmra i pul lie patronage. Honors win n .eive prompt a.tcniion, ana pooo. delivered to purchasers ut their deors if desired, as we have a AOUA erfvdy for ?aid purpow. TTT'AII Goods warnnted jrood or n. falc. highest prices pmd for Country Produce. rlea-i call ana examine our stock', as we will sell 1rifc o o . at the lowei cmsIi apl." THOS. BACON Ar CO. T)1CKKCXU POKK, Hams and Sides at J apu T. BACoX A C'l.'S Family Groccn-. TT'LOi'K, ( om Meal, Kye and UnUoiu.d Fl our for sale at an,S) BACON BcC0.N Family Grocery "ATS, Corn and Ship.tiiff for sulo at ... . ; , apis t. h.u u a ct.-s Fumilv firm-fr - . Bnln at (is) T. bacon St co.'s PsjsjU Stweerr. A,H()irK 0. sui?ar. Yellow and Clarified. 1. the v 1 bU. hf lol or small, at r. aauua t'0.n 2l IrJ Family Grocery. BERT C aplj F.ST Crushed and Powdered Snearsa T. BACON it CO.'S Family Grocery. PURE Cider Vinegar for sale at J-api5 T AKE and Codfish for sal.- at LS p T. BACON & CO.'S Fsmlly Grocery. Ol US UK I KM. ' 'I"7- -s Uroonis; 4 nests P Tubs; 3 nests white cedar; 3 nestt w hite pine, 1 dox bid covers; 1 doz III" hM overs, 5 doz painted tubs. Clothes Bsiskets; Bail Boxes; Cov. buckets, butter ladles; Potato Mashers; Bu ter prints: Fine work haikets; 4 pkfrs wooden bowls; I rel cot 1. 1 11 Cord; C nests market baskets. T. BACON At CO.'S Family Grocery. Ii 4tr pal ,-lolhe-i pins; 1G uets boxes; ree'd and for sale at apll NVd O. 1 FAMILY LAKÜ at T. BACON & CO.'S Family Grocery. 1 ( HKST best Young Hvson Tea; 10 boxes " " 6 " " Gunpowder " 4 " Imperial , ehest extr.i flue Black " X 1 ft ft ft I I For sale at apll " laiperral " T. BACO.N & CO.'S Famllv Grocery. rflltOEH ISQI EKT. VN inquest held on the 9th instant, at t e Fvansvitle wharf, over a man supposed lo be drowned. Bather a large man; sandy comulexVou; lone beard on the chin; dressed in a black cloth coat, tattiuet pants and vest; siioes, no socks; one dollar in silver in his pocket. JOHN TB1BI.K. apll'31w Coroner Vanderburgh County. F Alt TI5.1ts HOT1.F, (oasts or roi Riu am rv amork streets, IUN1KI. l.EFFKI.. PBOPBIF.TOB. THK subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of K vans MIS and r iirroitnd'ire country, that he has flltud up and fur ni hod the above House in a cffmmodi!s a11"1 s" '';'' manner, and is prepared to enterlain the trai elinjr public in the tet st le and on rca-uii-able terms. Connected with this House is a large w arow Yard and SUM. Convinced that he will give sat LfsfactUm 1 those w ho may a . ,, n t his bOSSS, ke rCSfOCt fu'.lv ! i it- a share of imldic patronage. apll Iwdi.mw DANIEL I.F.FFEL. IHVSOI.I TIO NOTIC E. ' TVTOTICK is herei.x given, that the partners i. fore exiaiug beiweeii the und -rsigneii. nrm name ,.f Silborman, Anspacher A Co. hi partnership her t,'i under (be pacher A Co. has been this daj dioolvnl by mutual consent, lhe business will here.ifl -r he conducted at the old stand by Levi Silber min, a ho ill psy all debts due iron, the late Arm, and who in alone authorized lo collect and receive all sums due said firm from any source whatever. htSlUMUUfAV. A. AN.sPACHEB. apllüw M. Pl.Ot T. WAU BECLAUEDII FVl SU.BhKM N lias declared, (not war), but that J he his just received the finest ssnefc of Spring Good ever lroug:it lo Kvan.vilte. and that r,l a si WIU. il,ai?SI Ä7!f2-'"! l'";r h'.nse in the vx. st I lln A K V slot K consist- in pari of .spring and N pari ol .spring and Sum mer riotl.ii g of e cn description. LA HIES' DKhSK GOOliS. An-1 every o her article in the line of Fancy Good. He IswWf uiaii'ifarturing h is 'I 'tin n ill this cilx . hau IBM best and utt KasMouaMot 'tITT KmjmmI warrvMt satis- - r : ...!- i faction or n tra c. Call ai.S" see me. I-Pl-IXTHUEN rix. TO lll'Kl II A XM. s?s,Kk K.KOW N l-av-jMslbeei. makmr large ad - dition t III -ir former stoelt ,.r Staple and eair Grocer:,:, will- h mw Us it to one oflhel ,r'el and ni .st "" ,,! 1 1 l"'Xf l" ," f"'"1 ! re. i hc wou.d -ep i .i hi. ,;iii ine aii'-ni ou ,'i i eir irieniis ai.o o ao r t thrir stock and prl e. Iii JJ are detormined lo make i lo their interest lo buy in this markei. apti 1 rtfl HMDS Fair to Prime Sugar, just roe'd and for 1 J ) sale low liy (apt2) FO.Vl r.B & BBOtt N. 1Ö0 tjaa BAGS Prime Bio Coffee, ree'd anil for sale bv FOS 1KB & BBOWN. 5(n0" BBI.S Prime tIantaliou Molassess in Bennett's ooperage, for sale low by atl. rosi fcK & UKUW "I HF BStbS Kenned Golden Svrup for fdinily use l- forsaleby (apl2) FOSTEB h BhOWN. Ot'DRILK.-- ' O 80 bag Fine Salt; 95 bbls Wilmington Tar; 10 tes prime new Rice; 15 bbls Tauuers Oil (bes-); .' Id. Is rtater Paris; iü bbl Crushed. Powdere,'. 1 ease hf b Sardines; and laf Sugar, leasecjr bx do lease Double loaf Fngan 5 bigs VMtS Carpet Chain; all in tt. re snd forssle upon reasoi.able terms by FOSTKK & KKOWX. apIS STRAir.HT EIXE It A 1 1. It O t It. 'xn-r '7.1 . STATB OF INDIANA, t Yanderburgh Counlv , ) rpilh Kvansville, I ndi-napolis and Clcvelsnd Straight I Line Bilnad Company, having surveved aud lo cated the truck and way for the said Bairoad, (the r.oud wav l eu c eighty leel in wnimi upon ano over the South wcs. quarter of Section V0, iu Towuship 6 i South of Bungo It) West, iu stid county, and the i " c ompany havl ing been unable to agree ! with Nichol s Lougworth, Archibald Miles, Crawford Bell and Harrion KKig-r, who are Ihe ownersofthe said tract of land, for so much thereof as may be required for the construction of the said Kai road as surveyed an,j located, and the said Company having entered upon L,,, toj possession of the said trsck snd road w av for iaid Koad. Therefore "the Kvansville. Indianapolis ,,! Cleveland Straight Line Bailroad fompanv," in nc r..rd:.ii,e w ith the law in mi, Ii ease made i,d i.rovide.l rovided, ! I J : . ... . . I. D ive appropriated an I do herehy appropriate so much ' m a . .. I . t . M . m. . m 1 of said trr t of laud, as is necessan (or tho construction ' of the said B.iilroad, according lo the above location and survey. The :,i.l I,' lilro.o! Comieinv havifir al er.t..r.l surveyel and took possession of the following iract of land. sllSMlc 1 in the said county, and described as foi lows: B giiiiimg at a sUke 30 feet North of the Southwest corn -r of Se.-tion SS, Townsl ip G South of Range In West, and runr ing thence North along said Section lM' ? fwt ,"ukp; heuee East 744 feet, tossiake ''TV'1"..0 ... .re., 1 . nience par--"e, with said Plank Road, and a. feet r,o, it. WSire GX f 1 10 " lk'' 30 , fee) of the South line ..r ajilil Sp,- ion . I) Ilia, ! W :, Innv . i .. . . ' .t .... , . 1 1 said Section SB; thi ce West along side of a street 541 3d leel. to the place of beginuine. ,-onlainine eisrht acres and eigiity-eifbt hundredths..! an acre, beings part ' j o, vucou.n-we-n a sc r 01 .-ecuon w, l o w n-iiip .-ouin o, ou.:.u ,i. et. min iu me u'n ci cirn. r 11 aio (uarter Sect. on, aud belonging to Nicholas Lougworth. Archibald N des. Craw ford BVIliunl Harrison F. Klger; and the said Kadroad Company h.xcing been unable to agree with the owners of the above tract of land for the tarcäase of the same Cleveland Straight I N w. therefore, the Kvansville. Indianapolis aim ine Hailrond t'oinoanj" have appro nave approtract of land . i rialedand o herein appropriate, lhe said a live described. ofeielU acj-esand eighiy-eight-hun ra. ins. io in" ro wn use, according i iu-- iw BU" provideii, tne same being ne esar io oe u.cu w... Conpsjur, in coustructina: and maintainiDg the said Railroad, and un in which thev inteud to build i Hail , roid Ib pot. Tar Hotis, shops. Offices, and oiheraccoin ! m.Hlatioi,!, it. Hassan to aecoaiplish the objects 'or w hich ai.id Oempaaj was formed. 1 his is to noiifv nil persons int-rested. thatthe pro pe.rtv ahove described h s been thus apprvpripted by Hi-said Company for the purposes aforesaid, and that an applienti 'i will be made to the Hon. Aa ludehart, i In, Im of iho fourt of Common Pleas of ihe county ufore.i,L on tho VMh day or April, 1m4, to have Ihree disinterested freeholders of said countv appointed to apprais ' the oamasjes win. - -o m aura lanu may s slaiu v ;he appropriations aforesaid. 3 ' W-HKKLKK & ROBINSON. . . .. .1.1...... ..... . f. I. . 1 I 1 BpH-3w Attornies for the said Company. ni'DICAE lfTlCE T"H J. R- WIU'o.V bes leave resr.e, tfullv to inform J the puMic that he has taken as p-.rtner in the prac (.,..! . i !" it. i. us i ovm.i. ho. trom at laJaBseatS assS varied ev.periet.ee, ranks among the fir.-t t'iiv-ietans in the Mississippi Vnlltvr. Drs. W. A: '. would say to those who may rcpiire their services, uwa in-y win ne (rimpiiv aud carefully alien del. and thatthe advice cl both when desired wilt not increase the expense. J. R. VVIl.Co.X. M. D.

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and Silver Wat. be, in taunting ana open case. which we will sell at Eastern prices, and warraui i a. .-. . i - . i i 1 1 . . -, 11 wn I u V i. ! f V A I - i 1 .ri -1 i ' 1 1 1 m IIB r I f sU)tk comprising G-, (,sarl. Feb and Yost Lt.aina lGoj,i B-,c,.eu, plain Gold Hamis. Indies' and Gents , ßrr fl j.j,,. B b-amif,,! p.i f Kar-dro .a and Kinga. I t . , .,.,. .... . Ks Seal. Lockets. Gold ia,. s,.Bi nj Finrer-riiii't. Seals. Locket. C an sj,Ter 7faimbles. Gold Spectacles, ÜTer rinzs. S'C. ALSO GOLD PKXS. Six doz A. Morton C.'s cele brate(J p,,, dirut.t fr,)m lhft nanufaftiirers. ALSO. Cloeks of every ranety, eieht ony an imrry hour. In Papier Maehe, Cast-iro i and ood Cay which wc sell low and warrant to keep timJ. i . We invite thu lmiklic to :il! anfl xamuie ourtrocs. att,e sj of lhe Ul vtch, on Main strr t, I ctwtca First sod Second. (apll) BlTfKOLFF & SONS. SHIP-STUFF.-) hacs for salo low to cloe by pH " GEO. FOSTKK & CO. NOTICE. WCOOK, Hiram Fi BfUea aad Melville vVilkla11. owners of several Trunks and eonieuts, left at the Sherwood House, are requested to call and re' desm the same wiUOn thirtv da)s, or they witi lc sold to na charres. fat6 3ttd1 J. A BYKBS. ss S7 nit.tSS RET LOST. A LARGE Brass Key was last Sunday. Tf r- Under will confer a' favor 1 Ntviiif; it at Uits oOcSv spll-UT wiM OATS, apll 112 bags f.ir s;ile by GFO. FOSTER 4 CO. M OLASSF.S. ipö bids ch"ier .on eonirnnent, for" sale by (spllj Or.O. rOM r.H di tu. IIIKK K ÜOI M FOII Iti:T. t HO A Sl'FF.KIOk Bri, k Owellius;, cowiaininjr six rooms, J. V kiu-iien aud cellar, wiiha first rate cistern of wair. on a large lot. and having a -ood liable and w ooi shesl, will be rented if appiicaUon be iuat soon lo William Hughes or to the subscriber at his Grocrv, on Mai street. (apll 2w) M U H A Kb (. A i K . Kf BOSS Meal; 5,000 bliipa.tr: just rt cM st "KDFOKlrsj. ap HOPS. Jost ree d 15 bales of Eastern Hops, sad for sale low bv ruh'.M KF.LI.KK, FA B5 KLEY Ac CO., D-uggltU. C CHOICE I DICaO. 340 pounds, very superior J just ree'd, for sale by S. e. GILBEBT Ä CO., r6 Syc. Dear Wsfsr. CI I'yilS Y B Ai.-20 bales large 3, bushels, fersals T low to close bf (mhl6) GEO. FOKTEK Ac CO. Kl.Trit.N OF H. WUsWM A; SO. THOSE Ladies and Gentleiui n who have not lcasr supplied w ilh Messrs. H. Scmmons & Son's "Bra zilian Pebble Spectacles,' sad have favored Uieia with letters to remain for a short timw on their return rVwsS Viocenies are infoimed that, intending to com pis wit their request, thev will open at Kvansville (vr "l Wu DAYS o.M, Y," Friday and Saturday, April I4lh BM 13th, although at n g eat sacrifice to themselves. They takf Ikisvppoe. unity orcminoing them thst isncdiate application Is absotslm iieceasarv. as they wil positive! remain no toi gcr than the lime specified. aplO-Iw 3 .5 PKU KEG. f iom' de: sc l'o.t m.ASTi. "I ff E KGS for sale at above price by lhe m r lo kag X ' P or larcer asjasst lv. apt" f . h GIl.BKKTAc CO.. Nyc. near W aUr. Vain.. b!c Ileal Estate lor sie isths fity - 1 THE subscriber is desirous of disposing- of some of tie SMst desirable property on Water street, as fellows: W hole lots No.'sTA-i: otil plan, corner of Wster ft Locust streets, making 150 feet frot til g water and the same in depth on Locust street to an alley in he rear and moat rdiuirably a., -pled lo any public NusiAcm; either Bad road Depot, Hotel, 1 otncro Warcbause, ar Commission bSslaess, as may be desired. ALSO Part of lot No. 9, old plan, 30 feet frontteg Water, by LlO feet deep to an alley. and on whirn is t uilt the 1 arrest and best loick Ice-Hc-usa in the city. ALSO ST kola lot No. II, upper ealargeiuiuL 5 by UtLahoated among the best family residences, and on which is a jrood comfortable iwo :ory hrick Un v, with necessary out-buildings, fencing, h dgni, slirubberv Ac. All of which will be offered for saloon the jath of April next, if not pteviousty disposed ofat private sale, snd is such lot as the purchaser irnv desire, or, W such as? can assume mv paper. Tide indisputable. Evansville. April 10th, 154. P. G. O'KILKY. HAH EE" 'S MAG AZINE for April; Graham's do da; Godej's Ladies' Book do; just ree'd aasf forsaleby (a) THOs. CO.YG'0t. Di:u:n reef. HUO ths Sugar-cured Csr.vntsed Hried Besf; .tlNI 10 do crived at (ajf) Plain do do;julraCOC'K'S Fsn-lly Grocer. Srii omrs. - bbls Hwsaosiy; ft 1 s HfsrJstl söap; 41 I'js Caatits d ; lua r. , 'l at (:1p1) 10 S Bee-chordt; Cdrz Plow l ines; 5 boxe- Slsrrh: Cut K'S Fiimll; (Jrsery. CHEESI .- ."MJO lbs extra Craaia Sage Chense. ti i los ,li do W. K. ast 15 lbs fcng ih Hary d; lustree'dat (ape) LOOK'S" Family Grocery. - m, IBI .M; Btm EB AM) FGGP. r 5!W dox Fmsh Kpgs; e.Vi lbs Freh fritter; J list ree'd at (:,W) COOK.S Katnilv Grocsrv. SOFAS. Just received by stesmer rxpresssnst far sale low st our Furniture Booms, fonr New Safas. ap4 WOOlKY A REEeuM. SVIIl I AMI MOI.ASSKS. I bid Cincinnati Svrup; 1 bbl sugar bouse Molasses, just ree'd st apT BEDFORD'S. w 14 ;iml5 I bbl .No JC I bbl No 1 Mackerel; 1 bbl No. 2 Mackerel; JiHj His Codfish; just rec'S at (p7) BKHFOKD'S. KKW SPB1NG AM) SUM.MEK GOODS. I DWIUII I lit. A A CO., riser st., tnv. . maim isp i.o ist. orrosiTa rosr srnes, rv 4N.VU.I t. is.. TYESPI 1 city PF.CTFl'LLY announcetto the inhstitnrls af this sud vieinitv. that liier have received their first lot of Spring and Summer Goods direct from the iav porters, .;.:; "g of every novelty Afths sesson. In Crape shawl;. Drees Bilk a. Greuadii es, plain snd figured Bareges and 1 issues. BTege ile Ioifnes. OrgaiMys, Law ii. I sees and EasbroldofMS, Hosier), Gloves, Parssots and Fat.s. We have also the newest styles in Spring srd Sssimer Mantilla. Plain Silks, fringes, trimming As I Having rued up a room n the ulnn for trie sale laid es' H.xtsand Bonnets. Artificial Fowers, KihIons Bonnet Iritnmings. Arc. We can now Ber lhe most beautiful assortment ol Goods ever brought west N. B. OnI - nr;ccno deviation. ap CRYSTAL FRONT DRY GOODS STORP. CliCINATI WHOLESALE BTATIOMBT WAKEHOrSK. E w E It s Ar CO., no. 1.7 sjsaisnrr stbsct. cixf mxsti. amo. TAKAL exclusively in P.uersnd Suiionery. at WholeJL sale, import "their Foreign Goods from Kurope, -. ' mi . and sell at Eastern Jabbine prices ' slyi EVAKVII.LF, INDIsNsPOLIS A.V CLEVELAND sTBtlT LIE It t I l lio i IsrrtHK Annual Kb c'ion for eleven Directors af the FwJL ansville. Indianapolis and Clevelai d Strait Liner Railroad Company will be held tt the office of ths Coman BT in I dlanapolls, on Thursday, the llih of May, l?5t , al 1 o'clock P.M. JAMES GREKNE, apll lwdtfw Secretary. (Enquirer py.) KI'.MOVAL. CEB. il l I K d. t ix ii r i i , JkM AKÜFICTUBEB of Japanned and stamped Ware. IfJ w aler l ooters. Toilet W ares. Ac, Ac, U. n.g re moVcd from the old sUnd . corner of Wnlnut snl Fesrl, , tnc . . 0myzn r Kirt sxn l oi.raai. (or Seeo.l sirtel.; an,! havlnjr lare-U no reasid facilities for rnaau'.i tu ring is now prepared to supply dealers on liberal terms. 1 inners. Stove IVealer and nUiir. will lad it rmllt f their interest to purchase their Stocka direct from ths manufactory. 1 . : lo recent U :n: de such .irr: , -wn er.ts wilS Iba mnllUiU.Uircrt n( TINNERS' MACH I.N ES and lOOl.s, , to l(. cnMartlv sur. plied. Aiuonr wbich will ba found some xkvci.y iktk stks i.abob svise Mioirui, m llieh -1H ....... In .. ..u ..... All ..f m hi. i. will l. so,, at nianufactu rers' pri GEO. D. BT1 TNCIIELL, apIO -3mdAw N. W. ror. Bacs and Columbia s'x I.OTN A IIOEKEK I Ost RA EE. GREAT CHAM K FOR S P K C H I. A T I O N SIX I ot for sale, situated in Kvansville just hev ond Iba. Kcilroad Depit. Four of the.e Latt have Frama. Houses on them, and otherwise Improved. They are w.-ll situ: ted for residences, being convenient to bnsi nes. and onlv about one sonare from .Mln street. A fliiaa a .i , . 1 1 w f v w is ..(Liri'i1 in I l.r.,- I .1 SI Vitttlaa- !, ra a Aa aald i hnmt. wmntiniri hean t.i .csof lesblenrV. ax. wjkJT heap p i .- - ing a fin" o,portiinil of speculaiion. had I otter spp if liiimediately. One ofttime houses especially is s new and v ry desirable residence. For further parOealars. applv at this office. mint It in j. r. in m ii. in mim, HA VINO secured appropriate room in lb- soc.ae ttr nicrlv occupied bv Hr. Tratnin. Iwo doors abeva tin- Rwertl t House, is now pr-par-d to receive Its exit of all who ma d-sire hi proles-j. .,, 4rrvisrs. - K,ur-. He inav be fonnil coistAntly al his oflice during tm-lii-ss '11. " KAI. KS Cwftse Battii (T. received tbisday per A. ) t L. Sholweil. U. VAi.HKE Ac CO.,

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