Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 7, Number 65, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 13 July 1854 — Page 2

DAILY JOURNAL.

A. H. SANDERS, EDITOR. TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION. Dally Journal, per year, 10 " Dy tbe week, S of m- eeriv journal, per year weemy journal r.- a a D...,. Mnmnl vwujjjii nuimi.-.iit.'SU. - , rLh street, between Vine and Walnut. Cincinnati, ar -aUiorized aarenu for the transaction of biislnesa for S BvanivUl Wnal The DiH Journal will Nfouud aaa o'ui ill JUuruai. ioe i.ui; onflleintbeirofflce, and adreniaemoQU and auoaenp. ona are reapectfully aollcited through them- - i 3 n a 1 1 t -v s I I L U . CITY or fViv.LLE. THURSDAY 3IORNING.::::::::JULY 13wa.hiugion -on . ' Some cowardly correspondent 01 me un, wlio writes s!.ng and slander over the cog- j I nomen of " Padccah," 19 venting his fury and . . . . wrath unon Jlr. uarpcnter ana tne striignt, r - Line Railroad, n a manner which bespealw 11 ne A , r the true spirit of the people of his precinct, , . . . . . nd th r nterests in the ?reat Droiect aca'nst and tne.rin ereii n g ; e m p j : g wn.cn n.svue stun i u c . ir. uarpen tens denounced as a "Yankee nutmeg ven- . . i I der," and as trying to cheat the honest citiaajaw . 88"W zens u. ..ssiuio .uC .uPrtiU, tue -w.u POad 1 " IK ft A i Now, Mr. Carpenter anJ bis fnende conaider er .11 such slang as that put forth by M I I a I . a. l a A l I .p aaucan, as oeneam contempt, ana an harmless as it ia eontemntihlp Tli facta h.rmkss as it is contemptible 1 He lacts .re these: 1 he fem of Washington desired to have the Straight Line Railroad run through their town, which would involve an 0vtm 4vM(l a rt La tvS sa ,t.o P " f K : ; r V . pany of some 8o0,000; make the crossing at r. V theUhioaod Mississippi road, II feet above, A A an, n A nukiAA U . AAr..,attas .aaal I U .t si I Ftauc a ii Li n ii u i r i . l iiitr iiJiii nnn v Mini tut' au e r i

to other inconveniences entirely insconsis- the ocean in large quantities, the clearer the j The developments above alluded to have t.nt and impracticable. vt ater was. Thus offCape Horn, where per- L materialy shaken public confidence ia Yet all these .-.enfices were offered them, ; petual storms stir up the dirt from the regions officer8 0f corporations, yet it is believed provided Daviess county would subscribe to:around lhe Polef he could see only to a depth I thal lhe panic cannot 0g exist. The rethe stock of the company to the paltry ofle fathom., while on the weal sideofthe ! cently discovered frauds will probably prove

,U1UUUI U1 pawu.ww, nuitu only in part indemnify the company against the extra expenditure. . . ... , e T ' Now, how Tar did the people of Daviess AiTtn ii tint h tha n r n A i 1 r n rr thniF nnct ! v ' u" - Why, they procured some $7,000 solvent and unconditional stock, and then demanded that the road should be built through their town. True, they subscribed more than this, but it was in lands at three or four times their real value, and could not be accepted by the company. In fact, their own director aaid to the company that the stock subscribed in Daviess was not worth 820,000, although nearly four times that amount was upon the books. Such are the claims that the people of Daviess actually have upon the company in question, and upon the accommodations which a convenient location might afford them. We would say to "Paducah," that neither Mr. Carpenter nor any other member of the company, have any objections to his writing and publishing whatever he pleases. The destinies of the Straight Line do not depend upon so precarious a basis a. the meagre "conditional" subscriptions of the county of Daviess, nor does the company feel at all inclined to impair the character of tha road, to the extent necessary to please the parsimonious cravings of "Paducah" and his friends. (j7"The New Orleans Bulletin, an excellent Whig paper, says that, if Wm, H. Seward wereelectedPresident, the South would certainly dissolve forthwith. We have no idea that theSouth would do 6uch a deed for such a cause. If Mr. Seward were President, and if he should, as President, pursue an outrageous course toward the South and be sustained in it by the North, the South might feel it necessary to d.ssolve the Union, but she would hardly be silly enough to dissolve itBimpiy on account of the election of this, that, or the other man to the Presidency. Many a man might make a better President than his previous acts and declarations would lead the people to expect, and many a man might make a worse one. The editor of the Bulletin does Mr. Seward injustice. Mr. S. is bad enough, but not so bad as the Bulletin paints him. That paper says he is "in favor of the immediate, unconditional abolition of slavery in all the Southern States." If he is, be has never said so. There is not on record a declaration of bis, public or private, that gives the si ghtest countenance to such a charge. He never declared himself in favor of the abolition of slavery anywhere except in the Dist-ict of Columbia and there only by a gradual proces, upon a vote of the people of the District, ... ..... and after full pecuniary compensation to tne c.u.-i Ik-- ,;n masters ui mi staves to ciuuuvip. ... , .. , q , We believe that Mr. Seward, by promotv0 uc,lCve, 'ry ' mn, ing anti-slavery agitation., has done much a . ..... . , l . harmtotheVV h g party and much harm to .e ...... w.. t:. .M. the nation, but he is certainly a very able " a . i . ( man, whose views upon many subject, of great national interest are sound, and we think that no one can read hi. collected speeches in a spirit of candor, without coming to the conclusion that there are unfortunately a great many worse people in the world than he. Profits of Westerh Hotels. The Lnicago uemocrat says, -tne tormer proDrif ... -.:.. ..... . . m. n. . Ptnra nf trio Citu I-lntol huvA anlrl k:. I : " J .case for !11 llilil t.' IJ A , L ., V . . . . . , .

""v""uvw- saa. am.iav, amaat.... w Uar- ticipated by the General's arrival in tne city, titude; and icomanly tact as womanly virtue. den City House, has sold his lease for an naw- i There is as much happiness wrecked from amount which, added to the profits lor the ÖCj" In 1807, Rev. Dr. Höge wss installed the absence of the one as of the other, and last three years, will give him the snug sura as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church perhaps more. Those who neglect the vart Aon nnn a r t v .l. . ... t. . a tiW5 ol life, commit an insmous sin toward of $20,000. A. G. Troop, Lsq., is the own- at Columbus, O. He is now three score and thern8elveg and lhe6e Jje Jn ,he mind and uot er of the Garden City House. ten years of age, and continues to perform ' ju the purse. Messrs. Gage, of the Treraont House, his duties in the pulpit which he has occusome time since were offered 1 100,000 for pied for nearly half a century. Dr. Höge LJT Barney Scrand shot at a dog, last . , iVo loam tha ii,;. t i . Monday, in Cincinnati, missed the dog and their lease. We learn that their profits for ha. recently required hi. congreg.tion to.hol .bystander in tbe leg. Report says i the firt year reached tbe nice little sum of reduce his salary from $700 to $500 a year. , he had shot at the man, he would probably $15.000. j Truly, a self-denying preacher. have hit the dg.

Ho! lor the Convention. The Democratic Convention at Petersburgh will doubtless be largely attended. A large number of delegates of all descrip-

tions left here yesterday by the various modes conveyance, leadine towards the scene of action, and we venture to sav that Peters- , ... . . . - - . ourgn Will oe twice as lull Ol L.OCOIOCO pain- . . OtlSm to-day BS ever before. The delegates D ho jeft this city yesterday, miffhtbesub- .. . , divided into three classes "reoular, trregu- . . . , .lar aid fective-ud each class were confident of conjugating their way into the ConJ ventiori. The "Pocket" will be well repre-, 8ented both bv candidates and delegates, and ; - - webre,fe,k for lhem M . a 1 H A I A. at. - Af We know that the citizens of Petersburgh ara irpnamns o,J k..;i.kla mnA it-ill tako r , 00(4 care 0r the wolindpd although it will tooa care ot tne wounuea, aunougn u win . : l, f th e ajrffravaDe possible in some of the more aggrava ted caaos tn nrP-ont mnrtifiration u cases 10 prevent moruncaiion. -8 TrahSPAREHCY OF THE OcEAlf.-In the Cour9e ofsome remark8 made by Commander - Glynn of the Navy at the recent meeting I o, lne American Scientiüc Association, in ia . . .f. . vvaauingion, soino interesting unto ljon tQ lne transparency of the ocean were $tated. Commander Glynn .aid that the . chief requisite in making observations of this t .1 u 1 transparency was a perfectly smooth, glassy 8ea. Duriag a cruise of four years he had 8UCceeded in making only sixteen observers mmgtjk 8aving. His method of exoerimentinir ' Ta. T P ie uonzoniajv ;n the water as far as the eve could follow iy m tue wattr as iur ao tne eye couiu ioiiow it. He found that the father he was from , St 81 .a PiuiB wnere eariniy mailer was wasnea into ...i . .. a a a i uacihe, where the oceau is stillest he could see the plate twenty-five fathoms below the : surface, which distance he concluded to be,er ifte m(ixjum of vi9ibijty ThMe ,,igh and . low points of visibility corresponded with the hi he8t and Jowefi oints of thg water' tern-! perature. Speedy Retribution. Early on the morn ing of Saturdy last, a man named Sebasi ian I Murasky, was caught in the act of perpetratinga burglary at the premises of George , i'ontileton, Esq., on the Lebanon road, about ' three miles from Cincinnati. He was brouaht - 1 to the city and taken before Esq. Rowekamp, i who held him to appear before the Grand Jury now in session, he was there indicted,! I and in less than an hour was arraigned before ! the Criminal Court, where he was tried, con-' victcdand sentenced to five years imprison-' ment in the penitentiary. The same afternoon he was tuken to Columbus under the custody of one of the deputy Sheriffs. Here we have an instance of a crime, its de tection, the arrest of the perpetrator, u pre liminary trial, an investigation before the , Grand Jury, a final trial, conviction and sentence all in the space of less than twelve hours. Fatal Riot is Philadelphia. Michael Roe, a keeper of a large beer saloon, near the New Schuylkill water works, was killed Wednesday afternoon, during a riot, in which his house wa. badly shattered. The dinicul-I ty occurred in another saloon in the neighborhood, and while a police officer was endeavoring to quell the riot, he was severely attacked. He fired and retreated to Roe, house. The mob pursued him and attacked the house, killed Roe, and beat the officer badly. Thomas Nairn, one of the rioters, was shot in the head. He and two others are in custody. CTj Liberty of conscience which the Constitution of the United States guarantees to all sects, has just been again defeated in the Parliament of Great Britain, which has decided that Hebrews shall not hold a .eat in in that body, unless they subscribe upon the "true faith of a Christian," in taking the members' oath. Lord John Russell endeavnrPdtn hsvpthi-rivildianhilitvrpmnwpHfmm ...... . . ,, , the Hebrews, but a majority in the House of four only, defeated tbe measure. England, while forcing the Sultan of Turkey to ex- ... .. . . . . . . I tend evil equal.ty to nia UhriaU.n subject., aenies it to a portion ot her own population.!. r-r mi. . i l-LI e I l iri t t xnenarannipsoi a ra ssionary me in the West, and the zeal of a laithful minister, are illustrated by the statement made in the Soirit of Missions for June, rpanpetintr th j r I a Rev- J. S. Chamberlain, who i stationed at St. Anthony's Falls, Minnesota. He per - L ' : ' forms monthly services at a new settlement J ...... i tn Minnetouka and every time he visits the ...... ,f place.travels the whole d.stance to and fro, iOO mils,. ,.. tar.w n f a iA tUim im K. a. i mymt i ' o c . .. w. ... . , , . mr.V -.U....U. - (r"Gen. John A . Quitman, says the New Orleans Delta of the 28th ult., has been in the city several days. We understand that a subpoena, sent to the Marshal of Mississippi, to be served on General Quitman to DDear before the Grand Jury, to testify in ...... regard to certain matters which thai body 1 e ' . . . i . i : - has been chargea to inquire iuto, w u- ..... ..

Fraudulent Over-Isaues. Several instances have recently come to light, in which stupendous frauds have been disclosed, by the illegal and fraudulent exer-

eise of powep, vested in the officers of incor porated companies. The Parker Vein Com- 1 pany in New York recently exploded and ex-! 1 - . j . v r . . ! i . : .. i I. r

poseu ine lact, tuai wime it nau ueen proie.B- 1 .1 . Susnuehaiina and ChenanO r Vers. It . . . lue öUequtliaunB 8UU Uiieiiitug i . ing to operate on a capital of 30,000 shares, i8 a most beautiful and healthful eituaUon. . . ..... . , u . u over 120,000 Shares had been issued. The The junction of Western rivers WOUld not be , j , c i 1 , U J the nlarP tn select for health Here, howfraudulent issue of stock to the extent of,uiePlBce 10 8eiecl Ior "eaitn. nc, uu , . . . ,4 . , ever, IS DUre air, PUre Water, and a rOCKy, three times the ongin.1 capital of the com- J J ;Jich , can ;ee nolhjng 0 pany, had been carried cn without suspicion roduJ miasma. The Erie, Buffalo and N.

for years. About the same time a larze over-issue . . . .. n La etVltl UVkbVlkU 111 IS IIUUHI. lUUIUWiU' pany in Vermont, and it now appears beyond ilisnntp flint similar nver-iaSUß has hppn - - r -- -7 - - - aeteciea in tne new 1 om nu ntn tiaven pkT ot , rai road company, of which Robert Schuyler , , , ' . IS President. The fraudulent issues Of Stock are made to raisemoney in pressing emerj nJ h fact that lhere is at present ' L .ubi .kaa. .,,1..,!,. I ji v iiiciua vi iii(iiKiii& iuvwi HHeviNve iai ... marke( a6. de8trova monelarv 1 U vit kW aaa iifai sav i) .fid-nce The effect of the S -huvler deconnaence. i ne enect ot tne onuyier ueTelopment is severely felt in the Wall street maruat rr,, f.tn(T nf inKPriiritt, ;n 1 d to,lock i36ue9 ha8 jfiven some timid SSa I -oil . ii i ? i : : i i!i ww w.. - - lhere ha, aIao beei. produced . stagnation ' among buyer8 who prefer l0 BlaDd still a i few Under the state of feeling the ! .,..,.'. n.. a.a ,u ...:.i . I n-.ii..rj rn o. i cmrif 1 1 1 n t r r i ni i ii :i i f i w umit 11.8 Uaturn.y uruttpcu ve..C , . uu t this new disturbing element, the news from v. . . . ... .. . Eurone .combined with the improved condi-, tjon of tlie banks, would undoubtedly have ' . i ..,, and n v-prt7 hnovarit msrkef. a guarantee against a repetition of such frauj3 fur years to come,. by inducing greatcaution in entrusting oower to the hands c tiaiiaaswas in ciiuusnnj, jw.. v. ... Lf one ma and b alarming those in af poeitions o miht hp in f trust, who, under temptation, might be induced to yield without this example of utter ruin before them. Turtle Soup. Jim Carter will serve a lunch at the Magnolia Restaurat to-day at 10 o'clock. The finest turtle of the season vt ill be served up in the most approved style. Th se who know the quality of Jim's turtle suuo. will be found there at sharp 10 i 9 ' s to-day. 0O Judge Corwin, of the Supreme Court j a- rt, e a a I i . l . . i . Ii 1 01 vnio, nas aeciarea inai tne receni nquor ; law was not passed in accordance with the conditions imperatively exacted by the con stilution of the State. Tiiis decision settles the question, and, as it declares the law unconstitutional, renders it inoperative. OBiKrerd Milligan, Local Mail Agent at St- L uis, whs arrested on Friday lest, chaffed with attracting or retaining a letter irom the mail with feloniou intent, ile was held to in the sum of $2,000. Death of R. D. Harlan. We clip the following obituary from the Frankfort Commonwealth. Mr. Harlan has many wcrm friends in this city w ho will regret to learn the untimely death of this kind and noblehearted man: Died, on Thursday evening, July 6th, after a long illness, Richard D. Harlan, eldest eon of Hon. Jas. Harlan, of this city, in his 31st year. When the war with Mexico was declared, the deceased volunteered in defence of his country's honor ; was elected Lieutenant in Capt. Milam's company of Kentucky cavalry, and fought bravely on the bloody field of liuena Vista. He was a gallant and noblehearted man a better friend to everybody else than to himself. TO? The editor of the Philadelphia Courier says: While at the Burning Spring, near Niagara, a few days ago, we were requested to filier the names of our nartv in the Visitor's Register, and while complying, we observed i that tho registry had been suspended at 80001 two-thirds down the left hand page and then continued at the top of the right. . 0n 8eeki,)g the cau8Pi we 1 try as follows: Matt. F. Ward, Brothers and Servant rr - - .u-. u.i . ui:u. ! - r b.npa,ü tnflt of r hrmnAa fugitive, but underneath was written, as by . . ü ... J x-. v... - " . .1 . . ' the hand of some recording angel, or crime 1 pursuing Nemesis "THE MURDERER!!" Is it Caused bt the Hot Weather? ; n,. ramAar. ., . .. , T 1 the matrimonial market from ihm f-n that .P! . T .'T"'8, rasr,ket ,ro,n the fact that ( .auv-.io tun juugc ui tue uiinn. traut" iu the bridal chambers of the auperb lake steamiMi;. ;B;.j s. i . . e" Mississippi und St. Lawrence have been . engaged for the next ten d ivs bv diffVrent ! if . L r V 1 y ' bridal parties. Col. Latham, agent of the I aV. r . ' . ' S. , liilCllinnti Hnmi ion n iwl H. .,,., rosrl . y " . '

j.u.y sentao.spaicnto meuaptansoijliemust ini0 the Btreet. to see if every -

"wmixf, announcing tne soove lacis. I W.U. tastes will differ, b, a, for ce, getting iiiui.i. u in Bum uot weaiuer wnew:. Cin. Enq. Those who rail at poetry and refinement as superfluous ingredients in every-day happiness, little know what main props they I inn KPPLr In . . ' r . . . I ...... .... I shiila "V" ""VV when even priiicioles waver. Manly delicacy ,8 asneceesary in family life as manly recr. J J J a

Correspondence of the Journal. For the Evanavill Journal. Bikghamton, July 3, 1854.

A H. Sanders, Esq.: l . i i....fJt:-.. l nave now arriveu at my piace ui unuuotion for the present. Binghamton is a flour 1 : . ill aa. ; , W tk nncanri n'n c,lJ- con a,nmS TT !? " "r inn : ,in s. nnn a inaic l at uic unhiuu - .. j Ork CltV railroad paSCS through Bingham- . . -

ofitrn, with several more in course o! construe-

lion. As most of VOUr readers are accustom1 J ivbuv.! - v e I 1 ed tO travel, an aCCOUnt Ol my journey WOUld f t ; -waa-;aa.- a n r. In -. t not, I presume, be interebtuig, and to critim eise on men and manners, and pass judgment - - r on tne dtnerent noteis on my route, t ciaim ,,,,.,,,,;,. ; not as my prerogative. The Ward traocdv and Doacrks tragi-com- . "C . 8 edy appear to be the principal opics of the a. Z nin I Ufr tho shnro. tiffn. ndoni. ed State, I have heard but one opinio, expressed, and that was Ihm side of the right

r ' . . as t a t i ju-tice .d humanity. In the present m.ttE&&ltt2&

vanced state of society, where the more in- . . J' V tejj anj morti part of community are watching with anxious interest the progress of reform the advance of temperan e.ol African colonization, of kat aj ! . m . A . . a I . . I . . as a rw t . 8 n saw I B . ma t and of the protection of our rights by the en ...... .. actment of judicious laws, anu our amenitv l0 lhcIn ,J,08e perso3 who take .And against any of those relorms, certainly place theatsAlvM ia a most critical and enviable position. Such an assumption is warranted indiffnatioi. which hHS follow. erf Douglas and Ward cases. It is deepea ttie jjougias ana v aru taea. iiisotep v and cenerally regretted that such an array of strength has been found advocating those . I I I It tw..8 i . no i nan nuinro s it rw 1 1 r n t-nfcs, uut tu iai s a -8" both parties have apparently gained their point, I have never seen so great a d'splay meet with such signal defeat. For when we go to make an estimate of their strength and take notes, we must not count heads nor BfSjicIl COrporOSlty, but it is the Weight Of . - - m moral worth, ot mind and of oul. Flace, n,.ii(Tln and his associates and Ward and his accomplices in the scale against a Smyth, a Benton, a Gibson und a Carpenter, and the former will all fly up like a feather, and the natnfel of the latter and the feelings and principles they advocated will be engraven 4n marble, when the former will either be forgotten or remembered with obloquy. We must, for our encouragement, bear in mind that when we are on the side of the good and true, ine 'Uuüs are ior up; nui . D.sa-tA m I Wlien the blessing and aid Ot Providence, . . ... , A il, ..iTn.tj .(.II rvrtr,il nan pxinrliln tliow U IIU lt, tilOl 1 8j8T 88 i a KwW a ia a- as -j t v, i u - y . j m(Jst j tbe ed succeed. We should re member too, that it took but one Columbus to dis:ovpr a world, and a grent writer remarks, 4iil thete had been no world for him to discover, he had almost faith enough to irnt0 .,!," n nd m hpn if CliinP II lll'p r I llP dp. u, ,T' of tyran nytil took but one Wash- . ' ,nsrtoii to save it It does not reouire very deep research into ... ot r.;at,.r-., tn di,, tliul linurpvpr mm wui fmu aaswwv v iw ..", - may oe carrieu away ny pany up ru, wnen our lihprrv and rights are at stak, the mai i . .i iontv nre 0I, the riht side. There will be, and alwavs has been some tories amongst us, some by nature, others by purchase. From a review of the foregoing transactions, as they now stand, we will be safe in drawin" this conclusion, that as the leading party in both th above cases, have L'ot such a complete 'drubbing,' and have been so defeated, even in the midst of success, that the community will easily discover that the effects have cost them more than they ore worth, which will undoubtedly be a caution and a lesson to the masses and to designing demaco'ruee', in all time to come. E. Fun wy Case of a Steamboat Sinking. The New York Journal o! Commerce, of the 1st inst., gives the following rich narration of the sinking of a 6teamer: Night beftre last the steamer Buffalo was to start from the foot of RoMnson street, wilh a deck load of freight, ar.d about 400 German emigrants, bound for Albany; some carpenters being at work at the tin e belo.v the (oret ahile deck, the port, of which were left open to admit light. In the confusion attendant upon the embarcation of .o many passengers, when the order to start was given, the emigrants not understanding the meaning of the phraae "stand back, you infernal sweii heidi!" made a simultaneous rush to thejside of the boat nearest the wharf, causing her so to careen that the water rushed in at the open ports, and sank her in her berth. A scene of indiscribable confusion then ensued. One man who had a trunk containing money, wished to throw it overboard, as he supposed that would be the best means of saving it. ' and in his eagerness threw his wife instead, j who, as her cap struck the water, snt lorth a truly substantial yell in the original tongue. She was fished out and carried to shore, dripi . I I 'I ' L - J ' Pinff, uut Boinjurva. noym ouu m""yesterday were transferred to the j steamer Hero, belonging to the same owners; i , . . 1 . L 1, .. A . . , nn I J . . as U Ä U an A I antra a" Bl""ge J . Jf -T o ,,-i..t Knlf cutti ".mi doom hpr Hup r.nl insp . UUVJIll IIUII ruill t lit US.- ms t 11 1 f and she also was crippled. The cargo was then shipped by the H. R. R. R-, and this time, perhaps, will escape spilling. iXr Senator Houston is a strange man mong strangers. He has two large printed , ti hunr uo in his room at Willard s ho - - . a n, ga.Pi .. tel, saying "My bed time is i . ' , ;, i C18elv when it is noton i went to bed it so early in O . ..... is m y o ciocK Dre- i .vI I . 1 ar nofonuLS that he never lv an hour. It is noto- .:,.. sk.ft fipncral Houston never ffOe 3 t O mi i bed until every one else is asleep, and then . j- ;. i..j b.for.b. will rn h,. ", ' . twVuni f) An exchange says, that in a town in Ohio, the two parties stand thus: For the Nebraska Bill the Postmaster. Against the Bill every man, woman, und child in the j piace. ! ir Well, we can beat that, here in Cannelton. ! Every man, woman, and buby, and the Post master too, is opposed to the Nebraska bill. Can. Reporter. WL.Mltlt.9 4U buah Corn Meal: 75 loaves Refined Sugar; 2U0dot Eggs, at 100 lbs extra Honey: 13 Iv'sdhl Kenned Sugar; eyll COOK'S af tHOICE family Butter to b had at eyll COOK'S aaJ TTI.M T. - : case blue Satiaet ree'd this day and for aa i . . n. w a ..... . n.. . . . . . - rw . ...... , ., O. ., VK JOair Fl . I.OM . , JXT . A CHI IM I kl .1 l TO-AS lost last Sunday morning on First .treat. Th. findww 1 Wl" u,,r,wra,Q t,'ltTUh , u, omo-eri-oi. CULVER PLATt7SwiBg Bird nd .-iper Saw.rtg -3 fortal bv r:. A. r T' HTK

SPECIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE K.dcC. K.K.CO. KvaNaviLLK, July 13th, 1854.1 AX In Wrests Dividend f eight pr coat. being interest on raid up tttock to 1: da- Julj 7. iat.. 1 now paveM. on the Mock of the Company to Stockholder "a deannd. By order .-wcgon fthBoari. Vyi3-iwd JOHN E. MARTIN. Slc-t GEORIOL8 HUMMER. ir... .l. v a - - a w.V.V.Ei of mid -gummer. the rank the marshes in the deep valleys ofin. ..,.ttk. u.,. ..i s .. . f.i.ni.tni 1,0 . eat uj oouiu, "umi I tne re: : nverj ..1 :re v. e,: ao i S juth. wiLt.tr and die. I he fnMl ,an - UP waten, and the decaying planu f ofl npxifui d -,u MM apora. that, if inhaled. froduce lw?ZZ. teran,.n,ea,L or' the ...mach and Bowel. 1 . .-: rdisenterr. Aiue and Kever. Billioug and Typhus r even. Under thc i circumstance- and intlueocea. "'a "kefree n.e of Dr. Bai ct 8 Indian Vktabi.k p4ACE u ,.M pw,r to ci.ana th i.owu. Purifyth blood, and restore health, ste A iTortUement in another enl--fff at Wr H52S!fLSTf ... mow buj in Patent SUdicinea pat. and that the new era ia m. ..,;-. .....n ;.i.ii.r.r....i.i.i..i,i,.,. " rup. rf. a l" a UmlahaTii mm I of more, med mrc and creatinr. greater sensation than auy ,K-e rv.mr.nund l..faa th m.Mi. .d .k..t.l r, ... .1,,. K ,h. V iv a a.ivsutv'wuaav ' v s w a w aa . j-i. uuv, aaaava OIK'uiu aavb V to wm Caaer It a positively croducmg more cureathan any other ..... - .-a.. . ..a . ..--'s Ied 1 C i U II 0 W C t H t . itIJ SB OdtCatHl blJ IttCt lull III' Jleul- , , d f .h t , , itiimtai ! sss yat u laam of the fimfaUura in what itciainutodo. We n aller mn.. Vi that I hfra 18 UO humh.la fthnut It Sea thai -l(ailwlcIt,llhlubinull,UDlW.lteit. seethe testimonial in this paper. see Advertisement & this paper. ey3 . vpQSbUATtpn. , Know all .Mrn by these I'rMent., Thtt th. MMitM Mut.ia; Liniment is Balm tor every m ound. a -ur for RheuTfJ3fl cs ?:M hÄ NEW ADVEKT1SEMENTS. STATK.VIKaiT W0 i . . mm m aaa ssa NEW YORK AND 3d. lSil Li ABILITIES Capital Stnrk. $207 500 00 Notes in 0 1 rcnla t' rn 3u7.4Sii to Due to o-dier Banks 6.4d7 34 Surplus tund 17.335 61 iU iAS) tisiwis. 7. SB SB 146 6. 15 .8207.300 00 ..142 083 49 .. 20.600 00 .. 35.097 39 . . 1,050 UO RESOURCES. State St. cks dep'd with Audt'r of State. Noteaani Bills Discounted Notes au 1 Bills in Suit Kast-rn Deposit Personal Property Bank Note. $$.4.00 I e.tl i 1 1 0 ''üt Gold . 31.?2-i 2A bilver. 40.947 27 I46.C5S 15 STATE OF rXDlAXA, ) VaSPKRDIRGH CouiTT,t Personal') app ared before me. C. F. OarougUy, who being duly swon.. depuse and eaya. that be is the Cashier of the ".N.i Ynvlr ttntl VAaarfcakAa. .M.t. i ....lr R-.. w 1 1 -A . v... ih. above lUtmeut ufthe conditioa of said Bau k ii true and cor- ' tM't .i i. r. 'i . t ,'.. 1 ... nt hi. ...Lit.. ..J V.l.-. c. gakoIity c..h-r Sworn to aad subscribed before me. this lüth day of July, 15. n. u HhhhtK, NOTAKV Pi CUC. eyl3-tf OPt Hl. IC M.KOF LOtS AMI L.VXDS. N Thursday, August ll'ih, at 3 o'clock P M., I will sell at auc'iun the folio ri ng up tow Lots, vix: Lois 4 and 5. Caisson's Suboiriaion: Out Lot 2. Lots 8.9 10.11, li, 19. 2i ai. 23. N a. IT. in Liater'a aubdivraiun of out Lot 2. all in l pper Knlargi-ment of Kvanvlle. AIao. tbe following Lards ia V:,nderbur.h County: W. K 8. W. W See, 12. T. 6, R. 10W. K. 1 14 S.W. 1-4. 8oe. 12 T6 R. 10 W. S. E. 1-4 N. E. 1-4. See. II. T. n. K 10 W . Ln livid. d 2-3 E. 1-4 N. E. 1 4. ee. 21. T. 6, R U. I'ndiviied 2-3 S.E, 1-4 sec. -'4, T.8. IN. l"n livi.leil . S. I 1-4 of Seo. 1-4. See. 2.T. . R. ll. Undivided , S. K. 1-4 "f N E.l-4.8ao.4. T.7. R. 11. I nrlivin.M V. V. 1-1 s. W I -A. s.... a T T II.... W , o TERMS OF SALE: One-third cash, residue at 6 and 12 months, with interest. eecu-ed by aot and mr;eaa: I eH-Ha SAM'L LISTER R0MH 50 bbli received per team-r Antidot e. an 1 for aale by eylS LEW IS k HOWARD. TKWIrÄSKB MOJVKV ot.bt tv )13 S. E. lilLUEKT a CO , Svc. near Water. CAXD KISHKS ot bot (Uality. contanUv on hand J fresh lapplics reo. ived weekly, for aale at 12 88881 ptr pound, by y!2 S. E. GILBERT CO.. Sye. near Water. IIJRSE 8TK4.ED OK STOLE. HORSE of lirht hrown color, strona: boned ut six years oil. front lrrs stiff an J lame. Any 1 ri-Tfa ho. b!e t0 ?n888l88 about a horso ol tne at ov OestripUon, pi lea- all st the store ot evll-tf WM. LOE W L.N TH A L & CO. -EI .U IVM KANCi: OlIPASl. Of llartrord, ( onnerllf ut. CAPITAL t ).lOOaB j-aitt in und inpejrfe'i. rHHIS Company was incorporated with a perpetual charter JL in ISI9, and insures against Ion or damage br Fire on Parlliuir Hi uses. Manufacturing establishments, store's, beuseb'ild furniture, and inrrchandiza in general. AIm. inland In -aaraMayj igäiaai the p-nls of Navigation. Losses will be liberally k,djustei and paid with promptness. TiiuJUa K. BKACB. Pres't. E G. Rii'LKT, Secretary. St-' A j pi catn-ns fur Insurance tn y be made to the subscriber, who is duly authorised to receive proposals aad isaua policies on as favorable terois as auy Insurance eftic or A'cncy in the Wert. A. C. HALLOCK. Ag't., eylt tf Main street, nearly - the ltauk. HARTFORn'FiltK IRtTRArVCH VOMPAMY i(Ali I'roHD. CON NEOTICUT. IsroRptiBAT r 18.0. Ciiartk PrarrrrcAi.. 0AP1TAL e88f,yS8 m pai l U and inrtuted. THIS lotifr established and well known Institution has transa- ti-d a most extensive iasurauce Lusinew lor more Asa I rty y;ara. throiirhnut the United States and the British North American provincee It has aimed to secure putdic conti tencn. ly an honorable and faitt.'ul tultillnient of its eontraeta, and the owners of property are assured that all fair claims fr Iocs under its policies will he liberally ail ins'ed and promptly paid Public Buildings, Manuractories, Mills Machinery. Dselliug Hour s. Stores. MaWakaadtae, Household Kurniutre, Vessels cn the stocks r while u port. &.C., ice., will be insured at rates aalow a the risk will admit. H HUNTINGTON". Pres't. C. B. Bowers, Secretary. At AT Applications for insurance may be made to ALLEN C. HALLOChT. Ag't.. Main street, neatly opposite the Rank, eyll Eransville. Ind. HOMB I.c5URAM( J) ( OMPWV. OF TI1K CI IV OK NEW YORK CAPITAL 88j8f. nil yaid. in JJV CASH. THIS Compaiy commenc d bartnest about onejearsiro, with tbe mtention of doing a safe and fair buainees. with so large a Cach Capital, and S. L. L mmis at its head, we venture pr-'f'-ctwn to the assured e-iual to any Insurance Compan v in the world. Policies will he issued by the M been b r un Building Merch' ndiie. Ilourebnld Goods. Ac, die., oa terms favora )1 wi:h other good solvent Companies. S. L. LOO.VLS, Prea't. CuAnLr.s j. Martix. SecreUry. ..... . ' rt . . T . r n a .. Ai.i.e.. u. Ii . l Iii" iv . aw-.. Alain street, opposite th Bank. laAM FOR SALK. JIYR acres of Land near tbe Uoonville road bridge and JL equally divided by tbe Canal. This desirable property situated ia a rapidly improving part of the city, is ottered for tale on easy term. For further particulars apply to ey8-tf J.P.ELLIOTT. FOR PRE.KKVLaU.-50 bbls Refined White Sugar, lor sale iew by eylO S. K. GILBERT & CO., Syc. near Weter. sTL4SS JAR8- 50 dos Squat and Tall, one and two galM lots each, forsalelow ly ay 10 8. K. GILBERT t CO.. 8yc. near Water. CHEESE. Received per steamer aultn. 25 box choice tlaaibur Dairy Cheese, for aale by ey I. A P. HKIMANN. SU.DRIKS -2 dot cans Sardeens; 1 dor cans Snrdeens: A dox caas Burrows best rex. Mustard; X doi jar Pickle asa. sixes; 2 dox cm best Baking Powder 1 box Chocolate; l box. 6 gross Patent Clothe Pins; No. 1 Si.lraonds; Fresh M. R. Raisins: 1 coil Cotton Cordage; Cotton '-topes; S.S. Almond; Scrub Brushes; Shaker -(rooms; al saw . FttE1 1 2bo,e,Tho,. j. Hciund'.bm v.. Tobacco, as., so.p.. 1 Tllba. KM Ok f a Raukant J- e A-s v. a. m m. A 4 aa U af a , w . u v, a u . , i ' i i irn an . i sura e)S T BACON A CO'S Familv Grocery. FUK ri. i:u -Lit H i.H ffHE CanslBoat H. G. FORD will leav Evansvlll for Petersbt rgh. starting front Main Street Bridge at l o - reiersntrgn. .Urt.ng from. Main Mreet ring, at . cioca un me a tetnoon ol t he lih. OelegafS anu ouaaaa w may wish to g,, to the Petersburg Convention. wtdg. , -.... u, boat. 02AOOTr HAMS. -I cask Prim Bacon, free from skippers; for sale by ey7 GEO. FOSTER K CO. .ARD. 5 bbU and 1 kegs received per Canal, for ale by JLi ty7 GEO. FUäTEK&QO. HAY.-5C bales Timothy, for sale by ey7 GEO. FOSTER A CO. SELLING OFF AT COST. POSITIVELY AD HO Ul'MBUG. THE undersigned respectfully announces to the citiiens of EvansviMe aad vicinity, that he intends selling the residue of his Spiisgan i Summer Stock AT PRIME COST. I feg leave t remark that my Stock ha been increased very mueh lately, aad can offer great inducements. The wishing to get good bargains, will please avail themselves of such a good opportun ty . an auu aae ior yourselves. cy7 L SiLBERMAX. Mai tt. 1 door below Br. Bk. WHITE RIVER BRIDUE. PROPOSALS will be received by tbe nndergnd until the 1st of August next, for covering tha Railruad Mridge across White b ivt r thu undsrtakt-r r.i f...i..h -n als and finish tie job according to p Unfurnished by the Engineer, It willrequ re about 50.000 feet lumber B. M.. d 135.000 Bi .dor. will etat what per cent wilt be taken in Stoek of ":. ,, nnan... Q. l "... ... . . .7 .T. .VT-' ' toe n ar.an a neiget ion Uempaay. A bl11 ' th" niateriaU required air be seen at Jewett's Car my office iTlT ZZu " C' 1 s A V MM a II P?-t' " y7-tr b Ta a am ' . . w . S.TAR r A"VDI E8 An boxes l"t received, forssle by f9 J4 S L GILBEFT ilOO . Syc aeti Wfef

f on n time. 100 prt Frei. Green Winde Paper; W pr Moionito Bin, Vi nr. Prini4 t . .

ti?S ""neat of Ladt.' II nssoteasl aad for ult eh.an at lak iwes' Md Chi'drea'a Ma.n street threedoae.T ; - lreel tnreei?nrlojwJJecod fiCJi4BlES.--.:dox TtM u.a.. foe tale cheap at Kstub'i Drv Good Store. d Store ; 7-tf . . m -2doi. Rop Mats; 2 dot. Keelere: det Half-Bubel; 6 U Measurer, 2 dot. Blacking Brashes, reared at eyC COOK'S. . . " ",n-R be UO f.et 81 the eoratr a JUoodaellaad Sau, .traati. U.U, city AnpieI J-7-tf 0Htfä -, cciae .- a - I ,,J,IKR i -4 P'e-Mack CajiiBera TM'd thiadar i .,-d 'or ' snw . nn 7 JAt.-iw 4 00, 417 MaJ, rt gy 7z zrr fwMMWflE&J 'Sffi, ' J .;A"vlUe nl icBity that, havia,, pnrhaaed tho interest .c inm. nTi jmr-haaed th. interest I'artaer in the lata tir. of. w. R,1W ka uT on the Grocery and Prodnr ., i'JiZ oi me J'tnio stn af" port "rH7.of rturntnt thaaki for ta-tfaT,irj A3d lBtCBOA tO It are tM eSort Ln m.,i. . : 1 - . - - - a as i u u i U U - , m,c,f,y,i " ja3P-ly WILLIAM RKILLY. Wt'ST RECEIVED.8V iU tai.-s rreniiuBi Drille: 72 lbs Patent ThrweA32 pes 3-4 Manchester Cbeeka; 3 ba,Ta Striped Oannbur I bales Alnhama Osaaoura;; S bales 4-4 Tickiaa1 case Plain Prints; 8U pes Flannel; 1 case assorted Checks; 5 eaaes assorted Cheek: ia pes narrow jweed; 1" pes Uiahaan; yv lar rri iL-urtment of Kid Gloves 52 dus heavy Silk Cravats, ree'd .his daw and foraale bv J AS LOW fj p.. 417 Main St.. Ua.. Iy. e'4 K. gilblrt v CO.. Sy. near Waur. RIUMI) Ki R. 50 bbls8t. Louts Loaf Cruahee Powdered and Banned Vt'uUe. just r.c J mi Tilurasli . 2, for talc low bv y4 S. Ej GILBERT & CO., Sye. near Water. Jl'ST RKt'KlVKD-IIaryer'i Xagsuinefor Jaly; Geder g Ladiea Book, at ey3 SAM'L LISTER'S W (1ST Three Gold Shirt Studs aad a pair of Geld Sleeve 81 A Buttons. The tinder Will ha llh.rallr rw.rUi I. awn uie av wiis ouice. iyidH SU. i 11. OFFKK A Nil) RICE -Reeeived per steamer Empress 25 bags choice Rie Coffee; 3 tieroe Kiee; bbls Loaf sogar; for sale by I. & D. HUMAN N . tTi l. AA II. I t ANI KKW HtRMO.W TBIl.hl 1 NIAIL. I.Ith ON and after Saturday. Jaly 1st. the un -d-tned will ran a Tm-U'tui v Lira aaf tace Coaches as above. Leaving KvaisviUa, Mondar'i, Wedieaday't and Friday' at 8 o'clock A. M.; returning, leaves New Harmony on Tuesday's Thursday' and Saturday's at 7 o'clock A. M. The line will at mil time be looked with good horses aad comfortalle Coaches, trusty and careful drivers aad the trip made with n guliriry aad dispatch. All orders for goods or transportation of packages. &t ., promptly aad carefully attended to. For passage er other business, np.-.'y at the off ce at ear Livery aad lal Stable on Leuat street, near the Market House Person leaving their names ot orders at aay of the Hotels will secure prompt attetttian. A4. A K. H. DE GABMO. e-U ED AHB LKWIS nOBT. S. BOWABD. L. ft WIS & If O IVA I 1, tjl ORU Alt DI ; A'O I OM MISSION MSRCHAMa. Lvaniville. Ind. Wharf-boat at the River, W are house oa tbe Canal. Personal and prompt attention to all Con.-igumenia. either for sale or shipment. Eransville. June M, 1S54. ly friAK('OR.. Oo busnehi jest received aad for aale by J eJ. T. GRANT OO. nfhATH A prime article jnrt received at T. GRANT A CO . t-i COP PI AJVD OATS in loU to suit, for aal by a22 GEO. FOSTER ft CO. BAREGES, price, by t'.S -All colors jnst ree'd and for sal at reduced L 1 1. UK KM AN. Hain street. 1 door below Branch Bank. S. SORENSON, Inaranre and Ccnrral Agrnt. Offc with Allis A Uowes. Water street, Evaasville. lad. I -7- tf CJOI.n PK.aH; A large asiortment nf Dawaon, Warrrad ti Hyde's Gold Pens, just received at aAMUEL LMTER'S Book Stew. TK S Reeeiv-J per steamer Oolde-i Oate S haJf-chest extra Sue Young Hyson, Gunpowder sad Imperial: fi half-chest extra Black Tea: 4S caddies extra Bnc Young Hyson. Gunpowder and Ikepert a!; 6 half-chest extra tne Tea in qnarter-poaad paper. ff sale at lowest market prices, by . I. D. HEIMaNN. TIi.U8.-2 Chet Choice Imperial: 12 Caddies Extra Fine Imperial; 4 Hnaes do do: 2 Che.te Choice Gunpowder; 12 Caddie Uztia Fine Gm. powder; 4 Boxes do do. 4 do do Young Hyson; 1 Cht st Superior Blaek Tea. Just received at e26 COOK'S. Sf. . A M AM I.OST! Of. time ago a man lost his wy going hme through the wnnnV but. happllv f.r him. he had in his poereaeioa aae of VAI'TIFR k MABCOVMIIRf OOMPAI HATS, by which, ke I und bis way without tr.ml le. The aaaae hat to be had at lassie Store where they arena exhibiiiou. together with alt sorts and descriptions of head -J res of toe beat quality an. mukv, at the lowest prices. VAUTIE1 k MARCONNIER. ett Main street, between First and Second streets. lBKD. lO.ftObush Bran; 5i bush Sheru; B IjO bush Oau; 2UU bush Cora; I - for sal at COOK'S. rpOfl M I O WD CM..!!!.- boxee Choice Tobace,: M. M boxes Cigars, aaa'd L rands, a .8 COOK'S. IVt Mt!i!l3 "Mis S, gar-enred Pried Beef; Ni lbs H etcrn Reserve Cheese; lb Extra Family Boston Soap: 1 bbl s..tt Soap, at r COOKS. Wt'CAR.-'S hhd Fair to Strioüy Choice and Clariied, - ree'd and for sale low by t21 S. K. ;ILBERT& CO.. Sye. near Water. RIO COFFEE. 100 bags choice for aale at lowest market price by ü B GILBERT t CO.. Sve. near Watar. SI V.MSII PICKED MOSS. o bales ree'd per Mary . Hunt, lor tale by ' M 8. E. GILBERT t CO.. Sy. ar Water. r PRICES RKDrCKD. E Wl11 th residue of our stoek of Spring and SumW V tner Mantillas at t he cost of the materials. To these wishing to purchase, we offer inducement, aa oar stock has beun mcreaaed ia the last few days. EDWARD FEGAN & CO., " First tret. opposiu th Pott Ofte. 11. IN and Can eased Hams. Shonldr and Side, en bead aad lor aale at el6 T. BACON dc CO. '8 Grocery. PEER. Corn. Oats. Bran aad Ship-etaaT na band and far aale at 18 T. BACON tt CO.'S Grocery. FLOUR and fresh Com Meal ree'd and for sale at J6 T. BACON A CO.'S Groeery. PURE Cider Vinegar on hand and foraale at M T. BACON A CO.'S Greatry. ilOI.AheES.-3tn whole and hall bbls best quality of So -i'l garbouse. Retailed. Refined and Plantatiua, in choice) oak and cypress eooperage. for sale low by S3 8 K. GILBERT m CO.. By. Waaer. fj LOUR. 50 bbls Maysrill. warranted good, reoaived per Canal boat John E. Taylor, aad for sale by jM GEO. FOSTER ACQ. 1 VCHINKRV FOR k.U.K, A LL th Machinery. SbeeUng. Ac in th Boa Harbor m Cottun Mill, will be sold cheap, by application to the subacritr. One forty horse-power Engine, one Picker, one Lac per. It Carda. 2 Drawing Frame. 4 List Feeder. 8 Spinning Frames I Reels. 41 Looms. 2 Mules, wilh all the Shaftia Pull I, , v. 1 j ... : . . . . . - - ii 'ngsrs ooupnnx ueiia auu uwia teiongiag to tee Haruor Cotton Mill Apply to H COOK. eS-tf Evaaw vi 11. IV RW BOOKS. FERN LEAVES from Fannys Portfolio. Second Sari' The Dodd Family Abroad, by Chas. LoverTha Whimsical Woman; Life slid Sai inra of Mr. P..;... . The Lamp Lighter, etc , ete J oat received aad for sa nj23 THOMAS CONYNOTON hy UOISE, SIU. AD 0".VIF.TAL PAJlVTIlVfS PAINTS, OILS. WINDOW GLASS AC ic CLENDEVIVG A WALKER h.v. formed arart'erahipfor tbe al ov bnaiaees. and opened a Shop aad Store an Sycamore street, above Lanshlir. M ... i.. ,! fouitanUy on hand a large stock ol Pamta. Oils. Wiadowaraiahe. Bruahea. Ac. Ae. They also aolieit order h, j for Monte and Sign Painting ot every" earietv. promising to x..a i ceute it is th. ki t.i. ...i .. .l. . 1 - . - j swasasa. ai wc idwcii prices. ay u OT ICS if! K.?.!RS, LEWIS & HOWARD having pcrchaed oar 1T81 W hsrf boat, we wish to return oar thank, for the liberal patronage bestowed upon u hiUierto. aad to aak for a eentlaaante of th same towards them. . VV hK " say further to our friends ont of twn and to all. that we continu th Commiasion and forwardiag business aa heretofore. We hav engaged aapla Wharf-boat faci litis at the River, and having our Csanal aad other Wart bouse aa heretofore, we do not hesitate to insure satisfaction ia that depart -tent. .' ntinue t- make liberal advance on ull property oon -signed to u for sale or shipment u oar correspondents, and also prompUy to fill al) order seat to us far the purchase of goods or th produce of the eouatry, having aespl facilities to do inch business to the best advantage for our correspondents. Office, as formerly, under the Telearraph otf.ee. e22-tf JOHN S. MITCHELL SOW. I MR. Clothe. Tooth. Nail. Comb aad Shoe Braak, fax 11 sale by e22 A. C. PUSHES. ST" LASS. Chiaa. Plasters. While aad Common MarMes. fer mlM lc bv o22 A. C. PCS H BE. CHECHS.- riefe No. 1 Check; 9 piaeeaNo. 1 Lmdeay Checks. 30 piece o.Z o do : rec d . ii dar an ' for sale by e JAS. LOW A CO.. 117 Main St.. Lon . Ryf" EIOS. Ten boxes Lemons ree'd an far eala by TU PRESTON BROS. SLT.- hsgs LiTcrpeal Fin Salt m tnre aad fer sal. ij t6 PRESTO II BROS. I fiHI.GLES.-l. best quaMty Poplar Sb ingle, fer aaU sam i' El ore.