Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 7, Number 221, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 15 January 1855 — Page 2

DAILY JOURNAL. A. II. SANDERS, EDlTOßT"

TERMS OP SUBSCKlFriO:!. Daily Joarnal, per year.. 1 50 " by the vk 13 Trl-Wekly Journal, per year, 4 00 Weekly Journal - 2 00 CITY OF EVANSVILLK. MONDAY MORNING.::::::::::::JAN. 15. Election of U. H. Senator Const Uin "-"" Tlembcm cf lue Mate Senate The matter of the election of a Ü. B. i a 1. : r .k-T. .liv picct in DCBS.u.. v. . e . ialutore. is now the all-absorbing topic among . . ..::.u.ft' ihn poiiiic.an9,aiia since in muium" wi .- State Senate has tecome so apparent, as the . Utprmm.! tt.ilio nf the Old Line dema-' a ata a- ' i w m gogues, the subject U beginning to receive that attention from the press whichitsimparlance demands. The avowed policy of Loiofocoiim, is "an Old Hunker or no elec tion," and thus the old fossils of the epoiU regency practically demoustrate their con cept?on8 of popluar sovereignty by threatening to play the "dog in the manger." They talk about using all their ''constitutional means" to stave off the'election offca Senator this session. The following extract, from an Indianapolis letter published in the Enquirer, gives the policy right from the mint, which the "old guard" in the Senate, whom the people have not had an opportunity to displace, design to pursue: The State looks to the senate in this hour of the peril of great principles, as the Old Guard which is to save it. Every eye is turned to this able body, and the question is on every totiijue: will the Senate, the last citadel, hold out! I tl.ink there is little doubt about the unflinching firmnessof this body. There are among its members men who made tbis question the issueof their . elzction; men who promised to refuse by all constitutional means to go into an election. We doubt very much whether any other Locofoeo, except the pverile correspondent of the Enquirer, would so far desecrate the name of the constitution, as to use it in so dirty t connection is the above. Liten again, to another scintillation from the pen' of this bold expounder of constitu tional oligatiotis; In any view cf the case consistent princi rle requires that the senate should throw it self on its constitutional rights and 6tave off the election, and I think you may rely on the statement that it wih be done. From this we may infer the intention of this precious bunch of senators, to coolly and deliberately defeat the will of the people of Che state, at all hazards. The ques tion resolves itsell iato the single issue whether the emaciated and rotten corpse of old fiunkensm shall be represented in the U. S S nate, or the people of the state of Indiana. The people, by a fresh expression of their will at the ballot box, have constitu tionally declared by an overwhelming majori ty, what that will is, and the band writing will be found upon the wall in due seasonIFoe to the Senator vho dares disregard itt But ware told that the election must be Mconstiiat:ovalIy staved off" that senators have been elected under pledges thus to act, and they are now called upon to redeem their promises. Thus the villiany -of old Hunkerism ooz-2 out, and we are toid that the nefarious project dates back to the last election. New members of the senate have stolen in under promises, and solemn ones, too, nj d- ubt, to either secure, it in their power, the election of an Old Hunker Douglas Democrat, or cheat the state out of its legal representation for the ensuing two years. Such is the "constitutional means" by which the Old Line press is calling upon its minions in the senate to stave off the election. This is a construction of unprecedented novelty and originality, that the constitution confers power to "stave off" legislative action. We can find in it directions and provision a, which clearly point out the path vf duty to our legislative bodies in every emergency, Sut nowhere in that instrument is power granted to legislators, to thwart the will of the people and obstruct the wheels of government by mulish obstioacy and inaction. Tue tidings from the Capitol now are,thal there will be no election, but it remains to be seen whether the virtue of the senate wi bear-this imputation upon their courage and patriotism. Xcctcbe This Evesiis.- Dr. Banning will deliver his first lecture this evening at Crescent Hall. His subject isMbe Philosopy of voire and music." As this lecture wil be fret, and Dr. B's lectures have in the lar e cities attracted much attention, there should be a large au lience to hear him this evening. This lecture will be eminently practical as well as entertaining, and not only to those who are in the Jiabit of using their vocal. powers in winging and speaking, but to all. 'We are glad that Dr. B. Is making us Ihia visit, and think he shouIJ receive a warm welcome, especally as his lectures are Uoefu and practical and delivered without charge to thode wJio attend. Xj The New York Tribune says that it is generally eupposed thtt Mr. Samuel Leg gett. who had overdrawn a large sum from the Empire City Bank, has committed suicide. Two of his friends have received letters from him ia which he declares t is to be his determination. He transmitted to them his watch and two diamond breast 'pins. Mr. L. was' 26 years old, anJ Jias left a wife and two children.

f re-Three Ileuses Ournctf. '

About 1 J oclock Saturday morningn ihej frame buildings on Main street, between the brick building on the corner of First occupied by Mem.. Shsstlia & Reilly .,J the.bric k occupied Oy neuer, s arnsiey ot o., were discovered on fire. These frame buildings were occcpied.by M. &. W.Raleigh, dry j goods, &c. merchants, Chss. Wade, jeweler and silversmith, and C. M. Griffith, harda a a I sO ! ware merchant. It is doubtful whether the fire originated in Raleigh or Wade's. The , , , ; v - : it. a I . 1 oeiween me iwo nouses, anu now me ure , "ö l ne houses were soon in names, and tnougn . - : lhe enginas were soon on the spot, the dry . material of the buildings rendered the efforts I r r j :.! : i : . - ui ureinen anu cuizens uusvaiiing iu tc more than the mere wrecks of the houses. The buildings were owned by Nathan . Rowley, Esq , and were not of much value. They would soon have been torn down to make room for better structures. No insurance on them. Esq. Rowley will have large brick buildings on the spot in three months. So much for Evaneville enter prise. Mescrs. M. & W. Raleigh value their stock at say $26.000. They were insured for 20,000 as follows: $5,000 State Mutual Fire and Mutual Ins. Co., Philadelphia; 65,000 Girard Ins. Co. Phil.; $5,000 Pennsylvania Ins. Co., Pittsburgh; 82,500 Northwestern Ins. Co., Phil.; $2,500 Commercial Ins. Co., Phil. Nothing was saved of their slock. Chas. Wade, next door, lost all his stock of jewelry, &c, small, except a few valuable watches of customers he had taken home. He values bis loss at $1,200. C. M. Griffith had ju?t received within the last two weeks about $4 000 worth of new goods for his hardware store. His old stock he presumes was worth about the same. His loss was thus about $3,000. Insured $4,000 in Home and Etna Ins. Cos. of Hartford. A large portion ofShank!in& Roiily's stock of dry goods was carried out of the house, as it was in imminent danger, but they were brought back again in a confused state, and without known loss. The firemen an J citizens worked hard and enthusiasticalr ly,but to save the buildings was an impossibility. Onr Senator Our Senator in the Legislature, Colonel Drew, appears to be, as be writes to u, getting the hang of things at the Capitol. He occuoies a conspicuous place in the list of standing committees, and will no doubt endeavor to do his duty, so far as work is concerned. Whether he will consider the will of his constituents more than the dictation of some of his Old Line friends, in a few votes of peculiar interest he may be called upon to give, remains to be seen. ' Col. Drew has introduced a resolution for one half the capital of every Free Bank in Indiana, to be owned within the limits of the county in which it is located. On the 11th he was going to effer a resolution, asking the Committee on Corporations to bring in a bill levying a two per cent, tax on all premiums paid to Fire Insurance Companies (owned abroad) to be distributed among the Fire Companies within the counties where such premium is' paid. He tht ks our com panies would reap a handsome dividend That is a resolution which ould admit of discussion on both aides, but we are inclined to think favorably of the suggestion. We shall not let any difference in politics pre vent full justice being given Col. Drew for all the work he may do in the Senate, nor per tonal friendship keep us from strictly review ng hi errors. lie has been long desirous ot holding a seat in the Legislature, and at last he is successful. lie received the votes of men ol all parlier, and we hope no party allegiance or dictation, will make him swerve -one jot from what he considers his duty and the best interests of his constituents. Statistics or the past year. The pa pers in various directions are filled with stat sties of the past year, giving the remarks ble events, accidents, fires &c, throughout the country. The entires loss from fires in the United Slates tor the year, is estimated at abou S25.00O.000. There were also 33 fires in which loss of life ensued, the number of vie tims being 171. The number of roilroad accidents was 193 killing 106 oersons ard woundinsr 589. In 1S53 there were only 133 similar accidents but attended with the loss of 234 lives, be sides 496 wounded. The steamboat accidents of the year have alarmingly increased, the total number reach ing 43, with the loss of 587, souls and 225 wounded, against 31 accidents 319 killed and 153 wounded in 1853. Crimes, too, of every grade foots up a fearful catalogue. There were 632 murders and 84 executions dur'n g the year. The list of mortality for the year includes the demise of no less than 18 men-wJd27 women who had attained the age of lOOyears land upward. One a (colored woman) was "id to be 146 and another (an Indian wo man) 142 yars jf age. The oldest white man was 107, and the oldest white women 121 years. Death has also, during the year, greatly thinned the diminished ra soldiers of the revolution, no less Inving closed their earthly existence 1 last. 12 months.

HDIAJIAPOLIS lOnHE8POHDECE.

fitciARAPOLis. Jan. 12, 1355. Mn. Sajders . . i : -Matters remain much as. last with the Le-rnJature. I when I wrote 1 n, e hlT(r not ,ct tctti olHhe rtso. ,uUon of he House to JO jnto lhe. eieclion of u s , ,eni,oron Tuesday next, Both parties hold their nijhtly eaucoses. Neithrr have made nominations. Had the seMate amended the house bill bv proposing ,0 Q :nto lhe election instanler. the house would haTe t0 refu.e lh r(f ROt prepar. , - r r eu, ana inai i inin, wolio nave oeen aeain to mnv - ... n diir ur this m fli. wd ar. . .... . ... -raaile ine nouse in pari responsiuie : lor tne postponement.' - A resolution! was introduced into the house this morning enquiring into the expediency ci receiving the notes of all the state stock banks for taxes. It was laid on the table by a vote of 82 to 15. The same subject is now under discassion in the senate, in the shape of a report from the fiaance committee on a joint resolution offered on the first day of the session. The prcject will meet with a death blow in the senate also. Thr senate by a strict party vote voted down a resolution this mornirg calling upon the committee or elections to report upon the contested seats at as early a day as pcssible. Comment upon such voting is to my mind entirely unnecessary. Any body of men who would doit, will not hesitate to refuse to go into the election altogether, if they can be satisfied that the interest of their party will be promoted by it.' A joint resolution passed lhe senate restricting the Auditor from issuing any more state stock money; it will pass the house. The agency of the Free Banks has gone into operation here, and circulars announcing the fact are put in circulation. It is a measure calculated to advance the interests of the specie paying banks, rather than the Kiierests of the note holders. It will not cdvance the value of the notes, or reduce the shave the people are r quired to submit tot for as a general thins the brokers are intererested in banks, and in' arranging matters they unUers'aud how to take care ol themselves. For instance, one banker has' a ank of email circulation here which he pro tects, and at the same time ' has two or three others in other locations which he does not, f large circulation, which he put afloat at par, and cow issues his daily bulletins placing his own notes in the low class, and purchas es them at bis own price. He is one of the Bankers who established and controled this agency. f Hence I say the peot le who hold the notes of defunct banks, have little to expect from the operation of the Agency, beyond' the general advantage to be derived by getting them cut of circnlai a a aticn a little sooner than it would be done without it. The people have a right to demand of the legislature some measure to reire them at once, and thereby enhance their value above the rates established by interested parlies. In haste, yours, Ii. OrA bill has been introduced into the 'ennslvania Legislature to Incorporate the 'Ohio River Improven ent Company.' The meaanre proposed in the bill is the incorpora tion of a company for the improvement of the Ohio river so as to secure a permanent channel of about six feet of water. It authorizes parties in Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, II arrisburgh,SieubeuviIle, Wellsrille, Wheeling, Wellsburg, Marietta, Parkersburg, Mount Pleasant, Pomeroy, Gallipolis, A.'aybville Cincinnati, Louisvills and Madiaon, as com missioners to open books aiid receive sub scriptions to the stock of the Ohio Improve ment Company, which is to consist of one hundred thousand shares at fifty dollars per share. It is made lawful for firms, copart nerships, and bodies politic and corporate by themselves, or persons duly cuthowed.tu subscribe. The second section says that when ten thousand shares or more are subcribed, and $5 are paid on each share, the commissioners are to certify the same to the Governor, who shall thereupon issue letters patent. The companyto have no banking privileges, and hold no retl estate, except what is necessary The liabilities of the company, including av w nay loans, shall not exceed the amount of capital actually paid in; and no part of the c&pilal stock, or other funds of the company shall be locned to any director, officer, or agent of the company. SlHKtSG OF TUE CAIRO WlIARF DoAT Probable SctTiOR Damages. We see it stated that Messrs. T. J. Woods & Co, owners of the Cairo Wharf-boat Patrick Henry, are about to bring su:t against the steamer Michigan for the toss of the boat and a large quantity of freight therein stored, which was seriously damaged or entirely lost. It appears from the statement that the steamer Eastport, bound for Tenuessee river, put on the Wharf-boat 4.000 sacks salt on storage. Immediately after the steamer Michmmeuiaieiy aner tne steamer mienand put out her entire cargo, and ...... . , j. k to . Hickman for a load down. igan came turned bac She had hardly g t out or sight before the Wharf-boat commenced sinking. The cwners of the Wharf-boal insisted against their! . . . r . i , i storing their freight Ihere, but th-y paid no "Your Paper Costs too M ci!"-A Columbus (tia.) paper received the following communication from an individual residing in the upper part of the State: ... i . , . A tri weekly male is running to our post

nksofthe!nonear2nSrm,ghly lOM inr.nee and dollars, at least. sold at St. Louis vyU?A.Er' -oiili Wipvt . m m frlmair I ui,nl von In mann mo inm f , I lormer stoee. mm mm. ....... ,l

lhan86 V1 ..k.t, V . J , ."",:. Saturday, at Sheriff's sale, for 4,200. POr wad river. ittXi .,. . naoers with the last accounts, or LMve me lhe J. . . . i tiik...!: 2 ÜAe ll.ht teaer ma- 1 : ... .

iotfce, par.icular. by lef.er. Your p.per costs too Anderson & Conn were the pur-J .Mffi BwiVÄfft?

muc'i. or I would sujtcribc. .chasers. 0 rrV j5-u ' r.. o-kiley a co. seen : .

A (TdlHo-nai Forcier Sevruhf Hie Halt.?. CoKSTATl.iopii, Dec. 20. It was conf

'dcnlly asserted that a resolution was adopted J . . r i to storm Sebasloßolas soon as the Turkish' reinforcements ce up.- The rrench.it is . . : I . ..:n .! :i ,i' i.:.:. u . t . . . I. . Mid. will .torn, lu4e s .Brill H Turk. v no ii n uii i u is saiu ihm oiner rotna has written to the Sultan, making the conditions of his accepting th cc mm and", that he shall have two votes m ccwei)sof war to prevent his being out-voted by Canrobert. V;bxhav Iec.28. A dispatch from Warsaw announces that the Russian naval artillery had been taken out of the Baltic fleet, and had arrived at Sebastopol, and to their r"l,,vv "" "" aPOAAaTna aw. aa . iliia W w a v a m a ii nAadi.ia -v f fl K a nre irom öeöadlopol. US Well as the new- i founJ boldnes of the fleet. Another dispatch Irom Vienna mjs that At lkl rfllkfttrpiiro Kolil thorn ika 9ltk' I , . 1 notes were exchanged beiwee the repreput niivPK nl't'i thiPP nlliorl nnwora rlofiriiiif SeiliaUVeS Ol l.ie tniee allied powers denning the Sense in Which the CnbnielS Understood r .. , ... t tue iuui puuus prupuscu as cuuuiiious ui peace. Gortschakoffis understood to have demand ed time to obtaiii instructions Irom his government. The British Parliament has adjourned. The Royal assent was given to the foreign enlistment bills. . The measure con tinues unpopular. HIS Bart tlral the articles of th Cprmm ITnnfpftAralion .TnrKtir l,.r. . . - j i U : .1 , !.. . . . I i:. I bids German BUbjeCiS enterill" the military services ei loreign powers. Col. Colt denies.in a letter to the London Times, that he has-offered to supply pistols to the Czar. The frigate San Jacinto was- at ' Gibralter on the !2ih of December. The steamer New York passed the Straits the same day. France. 'The Emperor opened the Legislative session in person. In his speech he alludes to the treaty with Austria as defensive for the present,, and thanks the British Parliament for the cordial and warm demonstrations and the English army for its invaluable cooperation. The land army is stated at 581,000 and 113,000 horses, with 65,000 sailors on shipboard. He atks for an additional loan of 140,000 men, and slates that the revenue of the county remain undiminished The speech is highly praised but causC-4. a slight depression in funds of both French bad English. On the 27th the Minister of Finance was r r i aulhori francs. se a loan of 500,000,000, tjiMis.. A letter from Madrid state thit Mr, Soule was prvsenl at lie discus-ion which took place in the chamber on the sale of Cuba. . No report of the discu siun is given. Italy. Foreign loops have leci wilhd.awn Irom Tuscany. A quarrel has sprung op between the King of Naples and the Jesuits upon the question of the superiority of the Pope over the kings of li e earth. Dec 17th. Omar Pascha has left Shurala. The Turkish troops have began to arrive from Varna. A letter in the Saldaten Freund says that the defense of the fortress will now be conducted on a new plan. - The costly material will be removed from the bastions onthe walls and carried back to the ships. Twenty-two ship have been equipped and are ready for sea. Tne Frernolui B'att says likewise that the defense of Sebastopol will be confined to the forts. Poland Advices have been received at AVars-ivv to complete, additional works to the citadel wiih'ii the rirat fortnight of January. 'Paskawitch has ordered the immediate enrollment of three posts of flying artillery. There is a new levy made lo create a second grand army of reserve, to be concentrated in and around Moscow. Twenty thousand men are occupied in fortifying. . A Russian ukase is published, ordering that whoever, after a battle, shal commit acts of cruelty on the wounded or unresist ing, shall suffer death. The chief engineer who conducted the de tenses of Sebastopol is Gen. Deslrsu, a r reiichmm. Eeight English steamers have taken the soundings of EtchakufT. If is surmised that the allies will make an attack on Kumburn preparatory to the attack on Perelof. A levy of ten men in every 1000 has been ordeid in the eastern half of the Empire, and will be completed on the 15th of March. A Challerge to x Duel, aäd Dütt. The following letters passed between two young members of the bar, about a fortnight ago. The names of the parties for obvious reasons are suppressed. The laconic reply may teach a lesson to youngsters of fiery tempers, and were all similar challenges treated in a like manner, it .would serve to check the desire ofambitious .youths to see their names in print "according to the code" as Men of Honor. What was the upshot has not transpired: Thursday, Dear Sir: You are too well acquainted with the many deceits you have made use ol to estrange the a ffectious of Miss J , for me to recount them. Let it suffice that I am in possesion of a thorough knowledge of all your treacheries, and it only remains for you either to withdraw your attentions in . toto. or to meet me as becomes a man ol honor Your obt serv't. Your kind note of yesterday was received. My life is of so much value to ray friends, that I am not particularly desirous or eicposj jng it lo your pop gun, nor do I (eel inclined to send you where you are likely to meet to senu you wnere you uro iiheij to meet wilh 8 l0,ü. w,r.m eption. . L , , Secondly I have a right to visit the lady, I a9 8jie (narj("etf ted good sense in hastening vour exil anj 6hall continue to avail mysel ol that right. , Thirdly--I shall not m'et you in a duel. Fourthly Ii you indulge, in further inso of faf , ie Jei h, ((f fi . ger on my valuable body, I promise you to I belabor your attenuated carcase to my heart's colent. Yours.&c , Not classic, but aa fait. A 1". Express. j - : ' m j Sold. The Sam Cloon, a staunch M .. i. i . . t. u . .i eouri river packet, and worlh eighteen Ihou -

SPECIAL NOTICES.

A av. Thtnodeirg take thi oeeaioatrttorn their heartfelt wtitotha.ofth.iriUw-U5teas.h.akiaaiymiU4 lathe removal eflheir goods at the Bra Saturday mornA CA It IP. JZZSS ZZyZ maalf efforts they wperbpthtaviag of their bailditg aad mach I Bat eftueoateata, jaull-lt 8HANKLIN k KEILLY. : NEW AÜVERTlSEilö'fiS. AMVSEMEXT FOK THE WILLIOK! -GRAND GALLA NIGHT, - ON TUESDAY EVENING, A.X A PO LLU HALL, FOB TBR BKKSHT Of ! THE SÜFFEK15G POOR OF EVASSVILLF. PROF. MORGAN will mir fhii hitJ,lj pPnlar rn-trt-tianicau. aaaittcd hj (one tweatr bauaa4 Ladi. l-r I'roran.aiealeaiPB ecimll bim. So, at aad all. The b-t maicaliklrn4i illhaia Uaadaaea. JfTickta to 1 bxl at Mm Baak aaa.lAaStarra. s jaaAdaMMoa paly ii eata. jaal9?k OMKTIU.T41 HOVEL AMI IMPOflftTAKT. IK !croa, hariiK vocal. rlcaary. dijeu. rvaaa. iiV-faivanarjr Md t iaa. w-ka. r pimt. i.a. Sr. a.ity aaa irreg laritjr at tba bip b4 boal uen. hauchback rlatctrUfpiaU ea.rr.tioa. which traaow ,ot ! abUdrea aadyaaag ladUa: 1 with raa tur. aaaiaritad ta-eaasnlt Pral. Uanaiaa.af New Terk. duriag'thii wek. at the Washiaaai Hout. aad cumin. hi ' Ba-iy-. raca Troa. Trta ßraca. Ft la brave. P.1 j Uir-ilt, Ilaachbaaa Frap. sariaSpiaa bdnmiaal Sbould.r j It race, aad Ceatripctal p aal Lcrcr br which arnliaacaa a jcei i rely, ia eoajaactiea with otcJiraee ta aatora. he cam tba abora deraapaiaeau withoat p.ineraajr rtbcriaceaaaaieaea to the titrik For tha acrommodatioa af tSa eomnuoiiy, aadcr the preemn of-iha tivai. avtuanerarr rednctiaaaii made from tha laal prices of tha abräa iadiipeataila appeadagaa af tha wardraba jaai u r8i(ixmo r pAirrvERnip. rHK partarnhip lieitafeveexUtia betweea Edward R. Hill and Marco i R. Holladay. aalrr tba atjle af Hill naiiatiiy, Hitttnoired rom thU oau by mataal w ..1 a ii.it A. r. ' ..: laBeat. Ed wr1 K. Hill will coatiaue the Comminioa and Forwarding aaaiaeaa a i.'ie san aaraa t lace. aad Ua'oae antboriaed to dm the aaaie af tha Arm in liqudatioa. EUWAKU K. HILl.. ' jaal5-lmdaw MAKCCSR.UOLI.ADAT. FOil WAB.lII niVFR. THE Sua little it earner LCCY McCONXKLL. Ross. Matter, will leara for Wabath rtrtr hi iMuaday) eveaiag. Fur freight or paaaage apply on board. : jaali lt 2C.'riRKg 3 Prcerve.i Uiacer. ia a to: Race, groaad papered aad bulk Giaeer. Alant; s. t;. Aoaa. aoda luerataa. cpkOBaaiu; - -Uoodwia a flae ctit Chewing To In ceo ; LorillaJ 1 Seaich aaaff. ia bladder; Sulpher, Roll Brimstoae, Copp-raa. Clerea. lak; Blacking. Indigo. Madder. Ciaarntaa. greiiad and in BaU; Logwood. Olui J&ri aad Laateraa. Xtiutard; Matches. Natraegs. Stoaa Fipe. Satety Fase; All kind fancy shaving aad teilet Soapa; Wrapping and tackibg twine, etc.. etc.. for Bale low by jaaU a. E. GILBERT & CO.. 3ye. near Water. SIMMS IOSK-20 bala beet quality aad dry. for eat a ty jaeli S. E. GILBERT ii CO..ya. near Water. OA BBLS chotca S. O. Snear; jail IV Molaaaea; lu La e Cotton Batting; 15 bear Herring; 1 eaae Currant; IUI gro Xew Rork Matche: 15 boi Starch; aui Wbite Ueaa; at janU COOK'S Family Grocery. Ki'l.OUIt. 25aacka Floor, good braade.la store aad for sale aT by juli J. V. de S. VJCalEKY. BRV.V. AC. SO bnsh Bran: SO Iba Table Bnttrr: I a 1 craehed Sairar; 2U0U do bulk A rivkled Pork, im iure aad far tale by JIB 13 J. . A S. ICalEKY. I.OST ON tkeeTeaiar af te 12th. artoth headed PL'RJG. enntaiBinr one $10 eoca. one 12 bom. aad two other, not rt - fillected. tha fimlcr will be taiutly rewarded by leaving the same at this oflice. jita!2-tf FRKK LKCTtRK FOR TCK PKOPf.E, fJROF. BANNING, of New York, will Iva a seriee af FbkK Lectures before ladies aad a atleaica. oa Moadar. 1 ueaday, Thursday and Frida v eveaiugs at BfXt wtek. at 7 e eleckf ia Iba Crescent City II a'l oa iaia Btreet. on health. l'bytieal bdiicatioa. aadVoieaaad Basic All who are iatcrested ia tha culture af tha voice, tba development of a tyraaittrfcat and grateful fimire. tad preservation and cwy recovery a neauu ana strrniit.. are invitt-a to attend . For the bncfitot the duLIic. ha will repeat soma af thesa lectars efore ladies at tba urn. place, at 3 o'clock oaTaeediy. Wednesday andTbundsy ahcruooa. All ladies are iavited to attend. iaal3-tf NOT to. WHEREAS, rnax-r has been circulated that S. E 31 BICH iateadsta retire fron tha trv (inods baxiaes. sad raid ruiM.r is sofpoed ta liav osigiaated from the fast of his hav ing sold goo js so cneap t pat tear, this notice a ill inform his customers and the ran ei mankind, that it ia by aa aseaas his intention ot qnittiog the bua ntaa. but an thocoatrary.it wi'l be hisaint the nrearat roar to iacra his l-oaiaeaa to each aa eitent as will eaable him to Bell Goods to his aaaaeroat customers at much lower rates tbaa her to for-. - Sobik it ba. uaH WAHR .TED TO BK PUEB FIlilM PIZE.'V LUcint Fi. li'a choice plaated ystert. ree'd ibu day jaaia uoujw t ramuy uioccry. A. SITUATIOX iVAKTKD. YOUNG man of several year eperieace as a Salrtmia, and acquainted with Book-keening, aad competent to suak aad a r tt ia Otrmaa and Eaglish. is-desirous of e-taia ing asituatiua ia thia aitr. inquire at ewliaaki dc Baer't. laia street, bet. 4th aad Canal. Good relerenoa eaa Ih givea" as a character, tta. jal2-iw nfOOl). 40 eort, Ash aad Maple Wood for aalt either oa canal banker dcliv red. Apply to ja. J. W. k S. TICKEHY. OST. A heavy Pilot Cloth black Overaoat. eataialag I p per and lettori ia the pocket tearing the owner's name. Any per -on leaviag thr same at this o0.ee will ba libenllv re warded. , ' jaaU-tf rRrPIö PAPER. ISO bandies Crowa. Media and Doavlo Crown just reo'p per Yorku aa t le by orku aa 't r le I 8ye. near Water. jaalS o. a.. UlbUbKl' aw UJ.. OLDVASHI.nTO. IIOIJ8B. f10R SALK OR RENT. Thit House, now oceapicd ly Woolsey A;Nels B. Anrtieaeert. will ba told at a bargiia. or if not sold sooa. will bo for rent. For further particulars CB'iuire of W ovlsey di Nelaoa ar jaaU-tf B. RURRIE. Owaer. 6TATB OP l.DI i . akKKBKL kWll Ctt" TT. i 9a In the Vanderburgh Circuit Court, vaeatioa, Jaaaary, A. D, 1J0. Adam Zaspaaa. aaaiaas Georca U. tTano oa ant f a. bis wife. J Parmclia Wagaoa ak N U aew aero e taea said Plaintiff aad filra hit eomnlaiat. XTm. aad it appeariag by aa affidavit Bled with said eomp'aiat that the said Defendant are necruary parties to tt U action, t' at aeausa at actio a ezista agaiast them, aad is eaaectcd with a eoa tract, aad bat relatioa to real esttte. aad that tha said defendants are aea-rei 1'nts of the State of ladUaa; The said tieorge U. Wagaoa aad Parmelia Wagaoa. hia wife, are therefore barel y aeufivd of the peadency of said aetioa, aad that the same will stand fur trirl at t1 a aeat term of said Coart. to ba he d at the Court House in Evaatville, ia the county of Vaaderbt rgh aad ltat af ladiaaa. ahichterm will cuDuence oa the th rd Mondar ot april. IHS5. Bakbb a Gaavi for PI'S. JAC B klNKKXUKIMKK. C. V. C C. 6TATK OP l.DI 4.V1, V INVCmi'HUII Coott. ) Ia the Vaadcr burgh Creait Court. Mary Elisabeth Bates. 1 Adnir x or the ataA of George Bat. a. dee'd. vs. F. AUachmeat. Aeaeaa McVali tcr aad - Jesse McCalister. ' J AX affidavit bavit g beta Sled with tha plaintiff i eonrtaiat. aeuing forth tha the said detoadauu. Aeaeaa McCallisUr aad J c W. MoCalUstor. are ant rreideau of Jadiaaa. aad that a cause of actioa. founded apoa co a tract, exista agaiatt them; tba said de tea dan U are therefor hereby aatitted ol the peadency of this actioa. and that tht aame will Staad lr trial at the Beat tern of this Court, to bo rejua aad held attto Court Hoae ia Evaatville, oa the third Monday in April. A. D. l&U. In vaeatioa. Jen. 8ib I8.U. JACOB LU.NKENHE1MER. C. V. C. G. CHAXDLCS k nAKLAS for Pl'ff. janl2-3tw tMJAUtiD rnui nsa a a e-via o m. THREE good Owclliag. two of Briek aad one of Frame, with tha Lots thereto belonging; nlao a eoraer Let. suitable for busiacft putptet. Thit property is situated oa Pint aad Firstatrorta, at the lower steamboat laadiag. aad will advance equal to any other ia the city ot Evansvilla. It ill pay well ia ita present eoaditioa., A good bargain will be given, a-d terms made eny. If aot told mob. two af tha bouses will ba to l.t. and all the l.i rat tare ol aaa sold aa goo terra, jtpply to jaall-lml2tw Ut V O J LLUk COFFEE. 190 bags prim Rio Coffea ree'd and for tilt by j aall SAMUEL ORR. TE- 73eh-tB hf-heU aad small park sg-s Tea. ree'd aad fortalt by jaall SAMUEL ORK. TUAII. SCO Kexsaavd Nails ia store aad for salt by IM isnll SAMUEL ORR. f.1RKSH C:Kt i:T.-20 Hit frtth grouad Cement jo 4 r.e'daadfortMtoby janll SAMUEL ORR. ntt IT t.RAf RED DRILL 5 cases ree'd thUday aad for tale AC HKD C eash only tv Ji-av tor eai jaall JAS. LOW t CO.. 418 Maia st.. Loa . Ky. fgy R('0 ck CIO hava just ree'd at their Grocery. 11 aear'y opposite Brnch Baak, on Main atreet Frsh Cra Mel. Dried ApMm and Peachy. Dreted Turkeyi. QnaiU; also a large lot of Willow Basket, of all dtecriptieat. aad K0 r.ams ass'd sites Wrappiag Paper. jaall AXES! AXES'! ! boxet Axes just reo'd aad bow in store, eon prist ag tha following brands, most approved: Lveretf." Iloyfa." "Welle'." CoUiaf." All of which will he t"ld at the lowest marktt prices, at tha New Hardware Stort or jaa9 CHAS. S. WELLS. PLI"E8 Tcaiat Plaaoa aad Carpeaters' Wood ToK just opined from Columbus Ohio, all made to my order, aa fnl'ew: Beach "'toes, all kiads; Moulding Plano. nil kinds; Paan do; Floring aad Mash Plaaes; I Kaur. i'hie.1 FiU Aaanr aad PUde Haadlea. nach aad Hand Screws; Axe. Pick aad Adxe Hvadlee; Ptaae Iroas. Gushes, et"., etc.. at the ew Hardware Store af ja 9 CUAS.S. WELLS. Al tmOX SALK. I rrpiObesold without reserve aa tba preml et aow oeeapied 1 JL by Joba Paine, oa the old Gaayer Farm, on Thorsdar, ,e ! tha 1st February. ISM. lit wnotearthe Stoea. orea is neau. rlPMOftupenor stoca. ca ti. a' a tno wnoieoi tno rannug , iajpiemeauaadsomo4iousehidhi.r iiture. ss months errdu

EVANSVILLH Sc CIS A WFOIt I73V1 LLIT. OPEN TO TERRE HAUTE OS AND AlTkR ,WEl E&PAY. HCrMRERI, 115.

irwii tu raa as follows iSaadaja etepted):) Laataa Evaasilt....S:SOaai .Arrivaat Yiaei.aa..l2:OU aa trrWAH TRAIS PO KWAI 1 TBAIK. Wf LaavaTrrr Uaat..St!Oaav' Artlva at Vtaaruca.12.KO aa Dawt Irom ..l:U)p a. IVpirtfroat. " .. iKOp Arm at Terra Hut, 4;3jp Arrirc at fcTaiiTilU.S&I a at 49 raaMB(er diaa at Viaecaaaa. Puuikh tl thim Mat a..n . T.rn. n.,. t.l. ll. f ia(Traia aa tha Trr liaata aad Kictiaaoad Ketd at 7 A. M.. arnva at ladiaaapvluat 10s-J A. it.. I tiaiata laaaeet aita tra'at aa lolUwt: -v .- j Far Ciaciaaati via. LawreaccVargh raaU at 11:30 A. lf.. amve at ciaeiat at fa r. m. Fmt C'icvelaad. Pitularkh -ad all iautattdiata naiala via.. Ilvllcfuataiaa mad at It M. Kr Xcaja, lto)trm. Colnathaa. Zaaaav.lla aal Whccl'aa: vU. Iadiaaa Ccairal road at Ii M.. arrira at Calaaibaa alio P.M. For ChlcM. LArart aad lfyetta If Lafayatta raad at -IS M.. arriv at Chiaaga at t:'A Y. M. Far Loaurilla. X w Albaayaad JeSeraaarill Jcffcifaa , villa raad. aa alaa aithtraiaa far Madiaaa aad Pra. ' Paaaearcra will ftaa it greatly ta thair adraata a far aafcty, peed, cob fort aad eertaiaty af caaaertiaa ta taka tkia raate daraawiaur. ia rcfereae ta tba aacartaia aaa aftra daa--acroaaaaa by rirtr; aadia aarly arnajr arraairraicata will ka utd. With atbrr PonMiirt fr which t aaaeacvra lca iaa Kt - Till im m BTTi'nK win arnri it vnUi vum(. Clambti tad LtnirillaBtaday. . Tha ttrmtoa of a-7Saaa aad ataara aavia Caadataafeia fro at tha Kaat. i called ta tha raata aa a axaiaa, ml tra par--UtioB.anrertart ti ria aadahiird frwta Ciaciaaati arra at KraaiTiP.a third day. aaakiac ika tai la traai ta aalonKr.aaaraidiaKibaapaMafiafaraKca.alwaiiatarran woob sbirpioa by steeaecx. - . VlAItU, BBBTW . Eranrrille. Dre.S 1854 - - deo-tf (Kvaasvilla Kaqairtr aad Tiäeeaaea (fas. eepy 2m.) AtIL,VISTRAT0R,8 ALS 9P R4t.ll, K9TATK i vtrtae ol aa eraer ot tna uvorr arc amaen rtaa at 3L9 Vaadarbargb eoaaty. lad.. I. Bs Adniaiatrwior .m aoaia Boa or Abram UeCampa. deceased, will, oa ifco TJm ay of Jaaaary. 1853. at tht door af the Caan Uoata in t'ie tyof Rvaaaville. betwaea the h art of in e'tleek A. M. aad 4 o' clock P. M.. oxpoaa to sale the W of the SWil orotUaa 2. ia towaahip aocth of range II wese aad also Ihm R W at too S B H afteetion s ia the same tawatnip aad raaga. alt itr said eonaty. Terms of sale of the anrcbaae aaoaey-eaih; ia 9, aa d tha remaia lag S ia 18 maatks from the day o f aale . . tha parchaier giving Botes with aecarity. bearir g iatereataadk wai v sg valuaiioa laa t. Should said laad not to sold nt aaa tioa. 1 will aeU the evene at private aaW. oa the same eraaa. deell-fw JOHN T. FISHER. Adm'a do boats aa. 1 tTXir Wnmj LIMB.-S HU in Saa Order, jaaks " re'd for tale ly eel4 8 ft OTLPERT A CO.. Pye, near Water. MOLKHKFPI.iJ IIARDU ARK ttheval aad Tongs, brass bejtd. Large ataortmant; Pokert aad Cinder Shovels; Bra-sa Andirons; Cook Ppoons. hcivet aad all other Kitehea nteasi1skvs la a riardwara Store. declt CHAS. S. WfcLLS. AOT1CK. A LL persoBt In4ebud to the Sm af V. K Headriclt kXm Co.. are r- jaeeto to settle tne aame wita taa aaoeriga--ad. with as little delay as potsiol-. deel lIENDFICaTS t JJcRKA. (iKUt KltV AMI Pn ISIOW STORKS " OK WATER STREET. BET. SYCAMORE AND TINESAU'LP. 1IAYLIN hasapeaed a Grocery aad ProvisiaStore at the above place, three doors from Sam'l Orr'a'store, wnere oe win aerp aa iiciicii mmwmwmnmm t Groceries of all kiada. aad rMfe.SU MEATS. He will keep e Butcher Sull a pea at all hoars, aad iaviut pallia patronage. . . f . j A : . I J..i-t . tgPIX PLATK. AC. JL 2im loiet Tia Plate; 50 dot ate'd Cofper Bottoms; SIMIssWd Sheet-iron: 10 p-g Block 'lia; ree d M t lata arrivaU fur sale ly decli SAMUEL OUR. BAIU OC K BROTHERt... Importers aad Dealers ia Saddltry HarJvra.ro aad Coach k Tnaamii.g.. alaia straot. a-vaaaviUa. Ia4. WOULD beg leave ta call the attcatioa of d!le. Har--nes aad ferriage Msanficturert. tt their largtraad well aeeortadsteck of lUrdware.Tr mmii.gs.ete. Tbeit facti! itirs for procuring stock are each aa caaMc Uta to compete witba&t aullisbmat weatof the mountains, either ia priaea ' or variety. Cask aad prompt time buvcr. will find it ta their hwrwt to ca1 1 aad evamiae the sto'k. dorZ7 1" KAl'tl lift .10.000 11 Skirtiag. Uara aad Bridla Mm Lieatntr, m start aaa tor as la by d. c2I BABC0CC BROS AXELS. '0 setts 'cmmoB Bogrj and Carriagt Akltt; 40 da hi-pat do eo dot 4 o paten 40 do do Just ree'd and for sale by 4U aa patent rcrw da d; Bolt BABCOCK BROS. do: dceCT TAKK KOTK'B. anwrvuab Vermont lS LARGR lt of an wrought Vermont Warble, saitalle for Temb-steea aad Moaameats w ill bo aoM at aaetioa oa ibe 8th day af Jaaaary. to pty bärget, aalrtt taaaat bo previously paid. Sale to take laee at 2 o'clock P. Mf of eai 4 . uav. at air Warehouse, ooracr of W.lautetreet aad t Canal. . i dec27-tp JOHN S. MITCHELL. 7"i BUSH ratatoea; SO bash Tara I pa; 99 30 bush Onions, nt dec27 COO kl'S Family Grocery. . MTRVA CURRANTS btle hole new jast ree'd aadu' ISA CI aal by i-r aali aee.27 S. E. GILBERT A CO . Sye. near WaUr. S. ALMONDS 5bb! jtxt rwe'd for aalek C9 uWS S. E GILBERT it CO.. Sye. boar Water. TATS. I lash Prime i-is ree'd aad for sale by T. GKANr a CO.. hash Prime juft ree'd aad fr pale by T. GRAST t CO. dtclS JEVV CROV" COFFER 30 bsg, choice ju.t rea d per Let iM iagtaa. feraoeo by Ktii t. E. G I LBERT k CO.. Sye. aesr Water. fU8T ree'd at RA CON A C'.'. 4f lere Fat Tarkeye: I5drised Gees; Sdot Chiekent: 36 tils Gteen Applet;; I ox Oranges aad jSba Ksr Corn tr sM ehesa. de Z3 nnr a i e . i ' i n r k. e . JL 150 lb freelb 3aikt Butter jus ree'd at ueeZt COOK S Faaaii-Graeery. n. L. MAX.f. "ariAnar . i nw a- tvnn..iiuu.iAU urnntT r-t . mV er ia all kirds o Leather. Hides. Fare. Peltriea. Tallow. Soap. Wool. Bot t wax. Taaaera iL PlatUriag Hair, et.. B Na . 1 8 Oravier street. Now Orleaas. sFaVAdvaaeea mada aa coasigameabl af Produce to th laHouse. deel6-lmS WM. T. PAGE. DWrILTIOk. Mf AVrNO this day toldvto J amea Hall. By latereat In th 11 11 Atrienltnral War bouse kaoua as the firm of T Graat. at Co.. the busiaeaa will Be.-after ba ooadoetrd by aatd Hall' aad Graat ander tb tint aad tyl af T. Graat k Ca. Thai above Una will letUeall tmMaadiag aoeoaau U this daU. dec22-3t J. W. I1ENSON. . , REMOVAL OF. mM MU ll r.Bjia M BIUUI'.. n. (f88BN (-9 1TAS REMOVED to wttbmey Bu'ldiagt oa FirstVyi atreet. 3 doors b?lew l oaaOff eo. where bo will be bapJC' tJ tose his old enstomars aad tha pablie. aad how seJtneM ,, oxtcneiv Bsoeaxmeat of aew Jewelry, ta--cether with a eplendid S'lectioa af CHRISTM.'S aad NEW YEARS GIFT JEWELRY, etc., ran. (Ldl and examiae ferr yourselves. dec2-2reV CST rec'4 by Eiprta9 Ladies' Wreath for 1853; Waowalis;' . Token of Fri.udkip; Korp-abo of Frleadship;' lltüBsntlil T no umattst' wilt; The Golde Gift TbaGarUad; Th Casket, at dec 23 . SAM'S LISTER. . mjEW M. R. RAISINS. 23 Loa es okoiew of awr Itoaiaglvl V for alt by - . - decii S. E. GILBEKT Jt CO.. Sye aar WgUH. SITVDRIr3 SO bash Taraios; Sns Iba new Lard In lars,' 15 bdls Wrappiag Paper, Ml lbs Tallow C.adlas; 10 da Whit. Beaai; 50 do Salt: HO lbs aew Rice: Raisins. Gr.sa Applet. Corn Meal Saltpetre, etc.. all win bn löo do Loaf sugar; sol I ehetp fbr eash, aad tent home, raa . a purchasers ba . eci9 J. w. k a. vicKfeVavar, BR A KObush Braa inatora aad for sale by teel8 J. W. k 8. k icrrRY. HELP IHK POOR! "AT B. I w 11 tell Boots aad Shoes, aad take mr pay la at n. la 'kiads of ladiaaa Mate Stock maaey. except those thatt have euspeaded paymeat. Call aad see. declo-tf H. J. HART. IVORY TADLE REIVES. A FIXE aasortaaoat af I vry Tabiao. aaw ia stack, in aiagla set's er setts of 51 pieoea. which are both eel aad auiaalda for Christmas and New Years preaeatt. The artratian af housekeepers ueaUtdta this fact. CHAS. S. WELLS, dec 13 3 doors below the Braach Baak. OLKLGATIIER.1,100 lla is (tore tad for sale by PREitTON RRt'iS. aovjl RECEIVED per steamer Altona 15 boxes W heat Surch; i UU Pearl Barley; Sbbla Oat Meal. Per steamer A mbaasad -r 1 baas Spiee; 1 do Cloves; Wbidfadigo SO.ConSBCap; I do llotntBv; 10 dot log Sher Croians i ai ls a s Atmous: i.t rxs av k Kaisias; . kr-t xs M R Ktiaias; laweiü ti.ira'ta; J bxs W R Cream Cheee: 2 do NY MaUhea; 25 do Faaey Bar Sosp. for aslt by THE orESTlOX ,. THEqiestToa before the Meetikg House is Ibis: Ifafrller what is a ft-llcr-ead his sal era about U be pat dl- ra time aad thev propose taexchaare digcr ty pea "d f.rthak parpoaa the feller gooa with his gal to the dagger) S r aheP aad is to pay far having the pifturea f ok" atd he ooly kaa money eaoagb ta pay lor aae picture ia aa ardiaarj ease, aad the other iü a anagnioeeet eaae whith t ittur abould la pal ia the magoiHeeat eae his owa vg'y mag. or k-ra? Would it be glaat n him to pat Bra mug ia the ugly ees-T Would it be jiaerous ?a him to pet lira mo ia the agly which the is t kn. That- the n"etioa before the meek- . tag house. We are open f-r the diri a. WEBSTER A- BRO . Igarr otyrles. jan-'f Over taureace'a Marl-lo Depot. PTiTFSIKXT, , . ' m OF Capital Stock aad ludebudutas of the Evaatvilla Can Llg'it tVmpaat . AmuatofC- ul Sl-ck KWZ Amount of do do paid ia sf'ZV' Totol ludeUedaeas of Co. at dto ......... C. . KK ATS Preaideaa. J. J. CHNDLER. Ihr otor aad tee'ty. ' ' SuVseriWd aad wova to bforo me. this th day of; I.. S.l JaouaTy. A . I. 18.S5. W itaeae mv head "fota1 rial Seal at Eraasville. M. K. Wct.RkW . ja9-3td Notary PuUI.