Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 7, Number 253, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 21 February 1855 — Page 2

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Weekly Journal. .. CITY OF EVANSVILLü Circular. Pwatera We are now turning t-eaut Job Office, and are prepared promptly, neatly and at rea-onable prices. Specimens of all kinds of w ork can be seen at offiee. "WV haean elegant ruling machine in connection with office, and arc prepared to do Blaatt Job Woik of all descript ions. A Base Appeal. Tbe State Sentinel either jrreatly mis takes the character of the Republican mem bers of the Legislature, or else these gentle men are fit instruments indeed to be handled by such a tool of party as "the man who shook his bead. Last Saturday's Sentinel contains an appeal to those Republican members who were originally Democrats but who forsook their party, or rather their party leadera in their gross inconsistency left them to break up the Republican party, so far as lies in their power, by refusing to compromise with Republicans of Whig origin on the Senatorial question. That -il, to nominate a Democrat for Senator, and make the great majority of Republican members who were formerly Whigs, yield up their prefer- ' ence, or pre?ent an election. The Sentinel says this has been done in other States, and should be done here. A more bare-faced and brozen appeal has never been made to t set of decent mi'n. and if for a moment it can pn duce anj other feelings than disgust in the breasts of Republicans, no matter what their former party preferences, they are recreants thus far to the trusta reposed in them by a confiding constituency. - Tbe object uf the appeal is plain. It is - to produce dissentions among the Republicans, and thus by breaking their harmony and unity of action, to make the.r majority power'esa against an united minority of Old Line Democracy. The trick Is shallow aa it is contemptible, and should only serve to make Republicans more guarded in doing anything to give their wiley and unscrupu lous enemies an advantage. These very Republicans now spoken so sweetly toby the Sentinel.and advised so affectionately and disinterestedly as to their policy ,are the very men whom tbe Sentinel andv kindred Old Line abeeta have been for months and months stigmatizing aa traitors, office-hunters and political scoundrels. Failing to wh-p them back into the Old Line ranks.the Sentinel is now endeavoring to coax them to turn their hands against their brethren of the Reform party. And yet there stand the Chapmans, with their names at the head of "The Republican, and the nonvnees for an Important office by the Republican party and thus bound by common decency to de fend its interests and no a word from them in repaid tJ all such disgusting and continu al rff'Ms of the opposition to injure the Re publican party. We hope Republican mem bcrs ill kefp their eyes on the Sentinel and on the Republican. Both papers are prac ticing labored deception to hoodwink them and if the impudence of the one, or the cunningnesscf the other, secure any success in distracting the Republicans, they will de serve the defeat of all their plans, and itu ridicule of a Defrayed constituency. At his old I'lrtjr Trick. The Republican alludes to an article in a late number of the Eransrille Journal, an) says: It ia enough to say of it, that we have good reason to know that it was written by Gugg who of course will introduce it into his own naperwith a nuffof its "excellent atvle, antf as another evidence of "public sentiment. In the next paragraph the writer imputes an article in the Vincennra Gazette to Mr Gregg. We will not insult the in'tlligtnct of Chapman, by saying he believes any such nonsense r be puts forth for truth in the above, but A? insults both the intelligence and decency of his renders, by a low, dirty trick founded upon a palpable falsehood. Chap man knew he was telling a miserable false hood, when he said he had "good reason to know one of our articles wa written bv Gregg. It was a mere dirty trick, to make members of the Legislature believe that no Republican editors are opposed to the Chapmans, but Gregg is responsible for all the tenement opposition in the Republican party to tbe election of the Chapmans State Printer. We are glad to see that the shal low trick has been exposed, for Mr. Gregg, happily being at the Capital, at once published a card in the State Journal, disclaiming the authorship of articles appearing in any paper but bis own, except those signed by bis name. The man capable of such sneaking and contemptible tricks as this, founded fur success upon falsehood, is claim ing the office of State Printe from the hands of the Republican members of the Legisla ture,at the same time the falsehood and trick were intended to deceive nobody but themselves! Kick him out of the nomination, and give him some cause for returning operüg to those he is now secretly aiding and abetting. The Republican party can do better without tbe aid of auch office-seeking backs as J. P. Chapman. fO" The Evansville Journal of the 13th talka sensibly. Jnd. llep. Sorry we cannot return the compliment

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Vhe They en postpone Ihe election ' for two years, ana reier me quesuon -gain The lait contingency i. not before the j Senate. Nonarrow.mlnded.m.schief-makv inff, peace-disturbing Abolitionist,' could

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ed by a talented,' peace-loving Republican, 'Hant propensities under the cloak ;of a .re- ' ... , 'r , , , j. . . ligious real, and unsotinted, sells himself, a who will be an honor Instead of d.sgrace i to, jUbmiiar !o j nqu;8itori usurper., betrays the

the State, or the Old Line Senators, declin intr this privilege, can have the choice of refusin to 20 into election of Senator, and lusing 10 go una ciecuuu thus declaring their "popular sovereignty" principle a vile humbug, themselves perjured men, and that Indiana shall have the next two years only one Senator in Congress. This is their choice, and if they choose to as sume the responsibility of no Senator, let disturbing Abolitionist" in fact just such a man as those men the editor of the Sentinel once bargained with to sill hit party for tbe Speakership of the House! fX5 Col. Drew stated lately in the Sen ate that there were one hundred and fifty vineyards in his district!! And that was one eason, or rather one hundred and fifty reasons why he could not vote for the temper ance bill! Now the gallant Colonel has probably made k miatake of just about one hundred in his calculation of the number of vineyards in hia district, and even If his enire Statement were true, it ia no reason why he ahould have voted against the bill simply because the manufacture and rale of native wine is not prohibited, excepting in the reail style in which the Colonel has been dis posing of it and strong liquors to his cus tomers. The printing press, trie cider press. and the wine press, are all free aa ever, Col. D., except under proper tnd wise restric tions. Fuxsr The different positions assumed by the Old Line organs on the tempt ranee law. Some approve it. Others deny all connection between it and the Old Line par ty. Others again straddle the fence, first threatening to pitch on one side, then on the other trying to piek flaws in it one mo ment, then swearing it is pretty good the next doubting its constitutionality, then doubting their, own judgments. They see their leading organ against it, and their pre cious Governor and other leaders for it. Heretofore on other questions their little edi tors have had their leaders take them by the nose and lead them into the one airtight way but now' they havn't noses enough for the hands grabbing at them. They can't follow their noses, because one set of leaders is pulling at them one way, and another 'i rectly opposite. What will the poor politi cal cripples do! Tri. Weekly Jaurnai. By accident, tbe Try-Weekly Journal of yesterday ran short, and we were compelled to disappoint a good many subscribers abroad. The Tri-Weekly should be in the hands of evrry business man in the towns of this re gion. It contains telegraph dispatches of markets and news from the prominent cities of the counfy, home markets, river news, and in fact every item of reading matter that is published in the Daily. It is promptly mailed early every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning, well enve'oped. Price $4 per annum, payable in advance. It is an invaluable paper to business tuen in the country towns connected by mail with Ev ansville. Horrible Sulcldel We learn from Mr. Hill, mail agent, that a horrible suicide occurred at the German masked ball at Terre Haute, yesterday morn ing about 4 o'clock. A German draftsman employed on the Alton railroad, of excellent character an high reputation as a workman, had some difficulty in a love aflairas it was supposed, and during the progress of the ball, remarked to a friend that be was going to kill himself. About 4 o'clock, he pulled a pistol out of his pocket, placed the muzzle to his mouth, and pulled the trigger. The pis tol exploded, and the ball lodged in the back part of hia head. He was alive when the cars left, lut of course fatally wounded. We did not learn his name. Surgical Opehatios. We learn 'hat our old fri-nd Mr. Caddington, formerly of the Vincennes Gazette, had one of his legs am putated last week. He was under the influ ence of chloroform at the time, and the operation was performed successfully and without a particle of pain to himself. He haa been for many year suffering horribly with a diseased limb, and resorted to amputation as the last hope. We wish him a speedy recovery. t . Witches. Jewelet, &c, at Auctiok. Messrs. Woolsey & Nelson commenced selling yesterday a large stock of watche, jewelry, pistols, cutlery, &c, &c, at auc ion. The sale will be continued to-day, commencing at 10 o'clock, A. M. A great chance will be .offered for bargain at this sale. Tbe articlea are good and bound to be sold. Some of the pistoli. cutlery, &c, are espe - :rVV"T.T0.:v.fJjttlcf- r. -

them try it. liut they shall not come before land the beholder turns away with a cold chill '"e company n.ve aecureu mir eu-i-the people with the lie in their mouths, that of horror. He wallows and dies in his moral scriplion on the linej of the work; that the ,. . j . 'filth, and devils search in vain for a place in road when built w II be a through line; that they had to postpone the election or elect fou, enoJfrh Q bg C0Dffenia, wilh his it will combine the elements cf a paying "narrow-minded, mischief-making, peace- blackened oiil M road, t'trough and heal freights and pusten-

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I would rath, r be the poor unfortunate inw...aw. ve..tw ..F. -.. fe7rjnl bU ,-in5 charge.; which he has not the manline.s to come forward and openly sustain. If there is a contemptible character on the , most sacred confidence, and sinks his vennmed fang into the very bos m that cherished his obtruded friendship, and at last receives r ........... . . noA ,.

his brow as his reward of merit, by the very how important th? roads may be, will have person for whom he rbandoned principle.and lu meet, rfnd counteract this combined opporelinquished his claims to social confidence ; tn. This can only be done by showing

111c vii A uioiiu vi uuk atuiupiu ufvn - and respect. The world sees his degrada tion, yet the brand on his forehead bids it be ware, and his situation, instead of awaken ing a sympathy in his behalf, excites disgust, (V The proceeds of the grand theatrical festival given at Cincinnati last Friday night for the benefit of the poor, amounted to over $5,000. Some of tbe most prominent citi zens took the stage for that one night, and were received with great applause. Destructive fireih Mississippi. A de structive fire broke out in Grenada, Mission tk.e 4th of this month, which destroyed twen-ty-six business houses, causing a loss of S 163,000, of which only $50.000 was insured. A fire occurred at Troy, also, in the same State, on the 8th, destroy ing 30,000 bales of cotton loss not atated. NoMoee Shavirg ok Suhdat. A paper has been circulated under the auspices of the Mayor, amonj the barbors of New York. and over a thousand of them have already agreed to clos their shops on Sunday. (KrThey charge ten cents per head at Cincinnati for outsiders to attend the Police Court. The proceeds are devoted to the poor. Good idea. CCj Read the article in to day's paper re lative to railroads in the West. Prom Iba Kichiuond Whljr , Tall Ileltlits; Whiff Confidence We are emphatically opposed to the prac lice of betting oti elections, and would car neatly auggest to cur friends the propriety of abstracting from it, both now and hereafter. We are requested and authorized by a gentleman, however, with whom we are personally unacq i tinted, but whose name has been left in our possession to submit in his behalf the four following proposition to any person whether a Wise man or a Kn:w Nothinc who may feel disposed to take them up We submit ihein in his own language wilh the initials of lis name annexed. "1st. I will bet any person (the money to be deposited in the Lxchange Dank of Vir ginia at Richmond, on or before the 15th day of March next,) $40,000 that Henry A. Wise is not the next Governor of Virinnia. 2d. I will deposit 25,000 against 840,000 that he, Mr. Wise, is beaten by a majority uf 5,000 in the Slate. 3d. I will deposit 20,000 against $40,000 that he is beaten by a majority of 10 000 voles. 4th. I will deposit 50,000 ajrainst S25.000 that wilhin the next twenty years he (H. A. W ) is not the Governor of this or any olher State or Territory of North America. R. S. B." TwEtvx Hundred Dollars Worth of Hobbt-Uorses. We clip the following from a New York paper: A Lunatic has been cutting some singular pranks at the expense of the merch-nta. Mr. J.,hn P. BeauviMe.a French importing merchant, who for the past three weeks has been fflicted with partial derangement of the mind, yesterday called at the store in Grand street, and stated that he wanted to purchase the goods then in the store forshipment to the West Indies. His manner and conversation were such as to excite euspicion of his being mentally deranged, and upon inquiry, it was four:d that he had made bills with d fferent firms to the sum of 8172.471. At each place he represented that he wished the goods got ready for shipment on Saturday next, and in consequence of this, many of the merchants whose stock he has bought out were up with their clerks all of Wednesday ni?ht, getting the goods packed, and others who were not aware of his lunacy were probably similarly engaged last night. Among the articles purchased by Sir. B "are $1,200 worth of hobby-horses, all of which the unfortunate seller supposed would shortly be on their way to the West Indies." A Severe Drought is ,the Midst or Whiter. The Cincinnati Gazette says: At a meeting of German and European born coffee-house keepers, on Sunday afternoon, at Frlman Hall, it was agreed, with some objections, that on to-morrow evening a procession of two thousand German resi" denls should quietly be made to the city council requesting such a modification.of the Sunday law as will permit ihe sale, on that day, of iheir favorite drink uf beer. Tbe last Act of the Tragedy We stated a day or two ago, that a man in Belleville, named Brunshivir, had attempted to commit suicide by trying to cut hia threat. He dir! not ntiii iirrrpil ihnnnk ........... he inflicted several gashes in his neck. His wounds were dressed, and he put to bed i

The next day, he crawlpd out and threw 'the railroads in the United States, in ord-r 1 rnaa I a t n oa tar da 1 1 K J a aaa aMlvAa ...d I. B . .1 r t

" c woo utcu vui, anu 10 oe eminently auccessiui, must lorm a ttnJtSlJht' 'J16 71 d.ri? 7innected.j.ten.. An isolated road can , no trie act by the 'nhumanity of his landlord,' more live and prosper than can a limb when who pressed him for rent, which he was not seoarated from ihe trunk of a tree, and the

abe to pay. Alter the dyinjr man was taken from the well by the nfizhbors, the wretch of a landlord refused to allow hin to, ,ie in -tabic. St. Louis Nevs,

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' A recent visit to the city of New York. securities induce, the writer to digre, from the even tenor of hi. vay, for gress again . i p8() of noticing some matters "P,B" l" u,,ue " OI " w,ys" "Ie I ., . . , . ,11 .. .. . .rjund carrieu roads wi derstanding in Wall street, which is to be out by their organs, that al' new thout discrimination, and especially ew roadl ' 'e valley 01 the aiisiiasippi, re to receive the cold shoulder under every pretext u at can ne invented, ana person, interested in building new roads, no matter to the public that the new road is demanded by the country through which it runs; that the people on the line have taken hold of the werk with a d.nerminati in to build it; that gers: and lastly that the securities offered " .a a a a are safe for investments, to which may De added that the roads are in the hands ut the rihl kind of men who know how to wse the funds of others, as if they were their own, and were being used on private account, and with all these it may be necessary to Divide with the purchasers of the securities a part of the commissions charged in Wall street, so as t mak it an object t to purchasers 0! bond to deal directly with the company in stead of subjecting themselves 10 the shave uf their agents, lor it is very clear that the I company selling securities can sell cheap r than their agents, if they save the commission in the aale. Why ia it that this crusade is being made against all new roads Is it because they are le-a secure, than the old One, whose bonds Wall ttreet and their or gan are holding up to the public as v crtfi less of their confidence and tegard. Can this poa ilion be maintained! Bonds of old roads that have failed to meet the expections of their stockhoders, and whose stocks, are largely below par. as the Erie, the Hudson and 01 tiers, are pressed upon the market by the Wali street br:kers, and capitalists are induced to take them, at prices much h'gher than they could now make investments in the best lines ol new roads being built in the United St tie?, that cannot fail t pay. The great error into which capitalists, both in Europe and America, who n uke investments in the Valley of the Mississippi, as well as east of the AUeghanies, cous-sts in two faces, the first is ihey do not examine tor them selves the road they patromz, with reliable information before them, so as Ij enable them to discriminate between t-uch roads as will pay, and such as will not; and the second is, ihey throw themselves in Wall street tu Luy the securities they need, instead of applying at head quarters to the companies and receiving the bonds at figures that would give trie purchasers the Wall etreetcommissi- ns, it is plain to see that it is very immaterial to the company selling ' bonds as to who receives the commission, the broker or the purchaser of the bonds. If this idea could he infused into the minds of purchasers of bonds, it would largely operate upon the bulls and bears of Wall street, and go very far to warm the water that is now being thrown cold upon new railroad enterprises in the West, by placing all upon the true platform uf intrinsic merit. The ritcr knows that there are railroads in the Valley of the Mississippi, now being constructed, that will compare lavorably with any railroads in the United States in operation, among others he would name the Ohio and Mississippi,running fioin Cincinnati to St. Louis, a road hat maybe retarded, but can never be finally arrested by any state of times. The Evansville, Indianapolis and Cleveland Straight Line a road being built from Indianapolis, the capital ol the S'ate of Indiana, to Evansville on the Ohio River, this road is the Southern extension ot the Ed stern lines, from Indianapolis down the great agricultural and mineral Valley of White River, tapping the Ohio River at Evansville, two hundred miles below Luuisville and is intended to be a link in the great chain of railway from Lake Erie, by Indianapolis, Evansville, Henderson, Smiihland, Pnducah, and Memphis, to New Or leans, by a d rect, and the shortest practide route between the North and the South in the Valley of the Mississippi. These lines will no doubt be built, and it is hard, to say the least, tht the enterprising men who are engaged in building them should have to struggle not only with the times, but with the most puwerlul monetary comd.na fon in the world. The chuff has ben blown away by the money pressure, and the roads now progressing in the Valley are tuch only as are demanded by the people, and when constructed will add largely to the business of the roads in operation, in which the very men who are now opposing the new works, are so much interest' d. Pti is an unna-

tural position, forced upon them by ll,e Wall 3 ggff "rim y- "JiYPjafo!. street brokers, who are so dreply interested ; -.an B3LSrtiracidorVi.efr:2t..Ba;iotoB.shiTin holding the ronlnl of tbe storks and j -5U tair. at fobis COO K'S Family Uroctry. bonds of thJ railroad compnis. Nu one ! "sTos and butter. 100 dos Eggs aad 50 lbs rrash Bat-

can doubt, at this time, that there is a pros-j is to be a buoyant demand for riilruad bondsj the coming season. Money cannot lie idle, it must be work for its owners, and the uni-; versal economizing thnt is now going on,' over the length and breadth 01 th land, 1 ttri.. mU8t produce the best Ol results. We have been taught n Iess-.n by the timed, that we M .. , , the Vallev of the Missiesipp besrun to piv. Their increasing earning ! II t.A n A . . t iv in I . . f i . . ..f , t. a win iitrrraitcr nt"j iiiiv ui developments of the country through which L j .l. W, ,.:. u i Uly run, miu tue lie w uuciucoo tuat liioy ue thrown upon them by extension lines; and the railroads On the Eastern side of the Alleghanies, will incease in their earning in ! n tha in..! I l...-: . aw.... uua.r wiai will be thrown upon them by the railroad in the Valley of the Mississiopi. The whole of system will receive strength, as does the body of the tree, by every connecting link that runs into' new fields ol busines's and commerce. Such is cmphatcial'y the Case

snail not lorei; our rauroaus nave come deerauoa at wku ciiui. .. ot roMio wog, fully up in recePts to all that their most sanguine friends ever promised, and those in

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in the Valley of the Mississippi, whoso fertile soil everywhere is. already producing incredible quantities of staple products to pas off to the eastern cities on the lines of

railroads being extended, so soon ns they are put in operation. Uy way of illustration the wri'er gives, from the recent report of th Auditor of the State of Indiana, a state ment of n few of the products of the White

i !.!r.JRiver Va,,ey between Indianapolis :. . :1 .1 lEvaPSville, through which the l.neofrai

and UTBi'aiuir, WHICH IIIC in t ' alluded to is beinr conatructPd. The road iruou recti . IXln ,4.., I prOQUCthe 1 853 Wheat, 828,234 bushels; cor n ,8,205,-! 9.11 hnshola hnir 1 (lOI. ?o o k . '':?..V! ' potatoes. 216.655 bushels; horses, 42.717, ' i. ina afii. .Jtli i.v.M. tut ei a. Cattle, IUJ.SOJ, Willi taxaOies, 3527,553,514; Kntnrp nn incrn.ia nf I.T.hla itf C-TQCO inn w.... . - iwa.isj, wunin i wo haustible d cannel coal through It Will be the Only iUtlet for MS ;,., C!..-!, , I, . immense products. Such is one of the great, lines of the Went, now bein? constructed. which falls within the rigid rule laid' down in Wallstreet, and maintained by the organ. Can such works be permitted to hnguish or die for the want of the sustaining aid, that can so easily and so safely be given by persons seeking profitable investments. Such ro'ids will not only sustain themselves, but add largely to the value of the stock of the railroads already built East of the mountains and especially of those in operation in the Valley of the Mississippi SPECIAL NO T I C EST ItUL'GlOtJS SEItVllU Will ba held ia tha Ol J Ptvabytoriaa Cbaica. aa Saaoad tract aHove Mala, oa Tharvday moroing. the 224 iaat.. at 10 o'clock. The GtBeril Awoblielof tht rrwburlaa church hare rreomaeadea the last Thnraday af FaVruary aa a Sij af tpveiat prayer ler College aad aU Seniaarie of Lraraiag. Tb Old sod 'W Scbool Cburchai bar ajratd la nact taf.lb.r aa ab.o. ÄJTh Rt. Mr. STKaaET will preach the Seraaoa. The pablicaraiariudloattead aad aait with them ia tha object ooaUaipUUd. f.l21-2: ULLI t; lotsTbefrieadeaftla Rar. llr. Davidson will ir hlasDanatioa Part at hia reaideace. oa the eoraer of Sceaad aad CherrlU., oa atltThUMday OTtalnj. aid February. They iariUaU who nay detira t jeia them, to da . feUMt H VVK YOU A DAD gH APKD HEADr GO to VALUER 1 MARCONXIEK'3 and ba?tyaor head measured fur a IIa. They bare jutt received direct from Pari a rtry lage&ioai lattrameat that will taao tha thapo of year head ia leu than ao tfcno. aad with which thtj will make yea a Hat that will St aa cay aa aa aid a&oa. Mala treat, bttweea Firat and Secoad. feblS NEW ADVERTISEMENTS ' JAMES LOW fc CO.. I OCISVILLK, RV.. ;,, A KB aow reeetvlag their Stock of Sprier, Goods, maay af which are of their wa impoiutioa direct from the miaa'actarer ia Euro-o. M'a have lougl tall oa Gooda for CASH. aa are p opared to ottrr iadactmfau to prompt abort time aad Cah buyrrt. aaaut paaaed by aay ooacra ia the failed States. Oar atock af BROWN SHEETINGS AXD PRINTS will be kept lrr and well assorted dorinj tht eomtrgseasoa. aad will bo sold for CASH aad CAgn oxlt. All order 'or tha same mat h afooapaaied with th moaey feUt CINCINNATI RETREAT FOR TUE IKSAKE, BT ebarraaf EDWARD ME AD. K. D.. Editor af the Assert JL eaa ratebol Joarnal. lecturer aa tasaauy aaa roreanc Mediciaa. lata l"ra feasor of Obsutrics aad formerly ol Malaria Alodiea This lauvit1n Is apea for tho reeopttoa or patieau Iti a aalavt satabluhmeat. nr aeatina saoerior adraatac-s. aaa tut qniet patieut are admitted. Tho loa; eaperitaea of tha Saperiatcadeat' a a practitioaer aad teacher, annras a goar .n ... of kiadlv ear aad tha moat aaeeeaaful treatment. Term made kaowa oa applicatioa U Dr. A1EAO, Ciaeia Villi KKW OHI.RAKi. r THE ae " " " laadiaRt, i THE aow aad splendid tast steamer DAVID A. alcuiLL, Master, wm. u. Jittcneu. ill leave for the above aad laterm diaM oa Friday at A. N. For freight or paae applr oa board or to Lhiti akuh febA) 4td JXOia.MITCHKL,L.Ag-f. irn.DKtl'S CREAM IIEKSB.-J5 boxes jastrce'd IT per Cbarletwa, lor ie low bv fei. 8. B. GILBERT k CO.. Syo.aoar Water. REPIED WHITE PCOAR.-3 bbds loading frai A. L. Miotwell. for al- Hr let)20 8. K. GILBERT & CO.. Syo. Bear Water. s UU AR 15 bblslarra araia N. O. Sogar loading from A. L. ShotwtU. for aie low uy . el2) M. E. (JIl.BKKr A CO.. Bye. Bear atr. STATE STUCK MOXEY VA.TED. rtpilE hiKbrtt market price will be pld la cash or goods for JL la diaaa State Stock Aleaey. at feb2d COK"S Family Grocery. VK LARGE fat Tnrkys jast ree'd per afamer White of River, at tfebSOJ COOh, 'S Family Grocery. IO PT BCSU. Ear Cora: aaflF I YVi lb extra Cra.m Cbai; 7Wlb do San dot 20 sack New ork Backwheat; 5 böses Sterin Candles; S do Star do , txs do do; I i lbs da t do- at fellO jOK'S ramity Grocsry. CLOVER SEED. A fresh onpply of Clovr Seed lost rea d aad for sola by . febl7 . T.0HANT4C0. ATTB.viToW FAH.MKRB! ATKINS Celebrated iclf-raking Reaper aad Mower; Toplla's Four Horse Po.r aad Threhr; J. R. Mo (fit's Grata Tbrher and Clearer, fr ala. Adresord-rto J. U. BERNARD. Evaasville. lad. Grayvilla News and Mt. Yeraom Advocate copy S weeks aad scad bill to this emce. febl6 low A PREH SUPPLY. PUTNAM'S Magatiaa or Febraary; Ameriean Almaaa. 1855: Godey 's Ladies bok tr Febraary; Rath Hall, by Faaay Fera: Yaakr Noti-n for Feniary: LUaof P. T. Bar a urn: ja r-e'd at f.M AMI'EL LI TETTS Book Star. U'AXTRD . v if . INDIANA Fra Baak Money. tr which 1 will psy tha high est market price ia C"h or Dry Uoad. at my Store oa iMaia str ot, three door balow Second. Call ooa feblS . 8. EMBICII. PIO inO.. 20 tas Sott Gray Hot-Mart: C da tn.H Snlf Brirht Hot' blast, a very ip-rior article for Foaadry ajnt ree'd per steamer Wm. Garvia.a asamplo.and foraa'a by . f,M5 r GEO. FOSTER A CO. OLtSSKÜ A.XDSYRIP.-. ... M lfJI lubil Plaatattoa Mola.; 10 hf blls do do: 1 bi 1 SagarhooM Afolaosea: 1 bM estra Syrup, at fell 3 COOK'S Family Grocery. M . T J.W. S. T1CKERT. X lCRNlPJ.-75hnshjiitre'dforslby . febu J.W. dtS. VICKKRY. 41raV tBS Bscoa Rama, a prima article, ia store and for OU'll sale by feblS J. VV & 8. VICKaRV. KhW STYLE OP PA1.TI.CJ. WT rammers wonid rercifu'iy aaaouaeou the W it'toasof Eva.sviUe aad vieiaity. th.t he has prm"atly Seated ia Evaasville. aa-ill i- otecethe bow ;tjioeamaniy kaaww a fresco-painting, i. all iu braacht-a. He ha had Ines-eaperieace ia h t rofnoa ia the tt rive Mr. R. a trial in his aew art. IIo may be fooad far 1??! Hau. or .t K.Ppi.r'.. . p Ä PICKS. Wdoi ass'd Spices: boieaSurch: 12 OPO . U. Cap: 1 do op a Caadles: S Ht-ebeata Tea; Win Tobaeeo a C'car: 300 lb Saleratns: 2 btu Cider viaegar. few J. w. a. tichert. aTMDER VIXKOAR -Wahavajast rooelved SO bbU aa. fa.7 ads Ik rated Viaegar. TBXNBT k SORSNSON. utrta CURRANTS 2 bbls choice aow jast ree'd aad Ä'raaieby M Q'LBbRT k CO . aje. aesr Water. TVw crop coFFEE.-5oagahoiooju.treo'dpor Lea . aw r v w r n ma an ao . aec s. r.. (jilubri a vw ajo. soar nater paAKlLESUotKKTTErT" JC t samcel listers Book store, iorv -500 bn.h Prime lart ree'd and rriabv ",c" T. GRANT CO. I.V&n U'iXi tk l,WMt ,Ml1 pnc " COOK'S family Grocsrr. COTTOS HTTWO AGKVCY.

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years, uesiues containing ItieX I aaa ut am. r uaatpaaiaa wnua taMopri uitiif atr . 1 . . -aDiTilla ia tha nwraim will arriva atCiatiaaau. Caicaaa. epOSltS Of marhle. iron ore and ClomkaiadLaaiaiir.faa,aSar. . The railroad beinu constructed ! r:?"?''" hJ:J? J3""

EVAN VII IjE & CHAWFOUDSV1LLK UAILIIOAD. OPEftTOTERRE HAUTE OX ASU iMlB'.V ED ES DAY . bKOXKK . ISM.. Irsias will m a fellows (Saadays aaceptel):) VrWAkBTk.t3. i DOHWlbKtlir. Leaves KvBeilie.w..f :50 a m Luth Tm Uaate..S:.Oaaa Arrive at Yistaas..l2:0 m Arrive at.Viactaaes. 12:00 at Drpanfrom ' .. ISO p m Depart from ..1:00 a ar Arrive at Terra :U pl Arrive at jLTaasTills.SiU a at Passenger diao at V lactones.

iiKiwi aa uia terra naaw aa Kichma4 Baa4atT A. M.. 1 aw.iii ; imp iim nnin.BII IH an f--ipu.at iomoa. a. . - For Ciaeiaaati la. La vrca (. raata at 11:3 A. M.. maaw a aTS aa m i Bk B akff 1 tt Sl'fl M . : ... 11.. M . For Clevelaad. Fituhar(b aaa all iattrai4iate paiatt via. Belleioataiaa iaa il u Far Xeaia. Dvta. ColanVaa. Zaawrine eat Waetliaf i rl- Iadiaaa Ceairal road at 12 51.. arrive at Calamaaa al if For CM. LcgaatiMirt an J Lafaytta ! 12 il.. Tri Trat Cnicara at da J. M. 7 Lafayette road at I ForLaaiaTilla.N.w-alhaaTaaS JrSeraaayiUt f Jaff.MaVilUroad. aUo ithtraiaa far Wadiaaa aaa Pera. ' will b4 it jTtady ta tbtir aSraata-a faraaffty. apaed, comfort aad ctrtaiaty af caaaertiaa. la tola taia taata Surior Wittel, ia rrafrrraee to tha aactrtaia aaa .fui luv rroa.aa. by Hrf; aadiaaarl aprta arraafraau ilf av tni.urriorw thTlrr. Uaaa aMpr fraaa Ciaaiaaaai arriieat taailU ihilJ Uy. staking tba tia ia Iraaaitaj Mj0I1t.r ia, ,,.11. Bri.BTaaa.aiw,aia.Brrod whoa sbiMiinc bv steamer. .3.3. DANIELS. Sap'l. ' EransriUe. Dee. I 1S54 dee7-tf- " (ETaavillo Kaqaireraad Tlaeeaaes Gas. oepy 3m.) - ' INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL TO HAU; A MILI.K N UF riOLLAHS. THE M1U lN'SUUAiNCK 0J.. 11ARTTOD. 01! HAVING eeailted with the law to regalaU laearaaeo Accaoies: tri Comraair isrerporate ay other Stale, parted May lat. last, by the Olrto sWlMurro. tbvfelloviaf. aa required there ay prepared ia tUatSsata. Ihe ariglaal State, meat baiag aa Sie ia tho Mate Aiter's oflco'. Is is a fall aaS ttae sti'cmeat ad iapal ltshrt a she commaaity snay kaoV the character of the ear erotica by lettiac its ceaotiiaa saosvk foriUeir, HY STATE AL'TllORITY. STATEMENT ON JANUARY. IIU. Thoaameaf the Corporatioa m Xtka lusvaakca CaairA KT. larntrd at llart'or'. Con a., chart led (. Tbe C'ital ia Kit iiaadred TanaaaaO Oouora. aad la fit' p. Tba Asscu af thoComiaay aret . . Cash aa I aad. ia Baak aad ia iL ha it of Astitf or other p""' t)!t MS M ' Real estate aaiaruubcred !,( 00) ' 72 Mortgaac Hoads. aad 7 per ccattatorrstaayabls atmi-aoaaally ... 73 SC) OS" rVibta roe thv Compaoy seeurrd bv Mrta- - 7 Sil IT" Bill. reeeiv.U. amply eoured aad payakle at Baiah ISO S3 as Hill rrcrirat 1 I rcmiam Bote.. zi.;si ff All other ecurit . Tit: snOfhareaatoek U.itl.tl K. Haiti k K Co IST SH SI5 4o Oo A; ProviOea.o do 95 ? 107 da do Doooa Vt'e reenter do M tat 4 do da t Albsij itUm So. lot. IM da do Caacctieat R.vet da If M 300 da 3US do 2Uu do WV.rde ZVO d 73 d ti0 .U 73 Oo S do lno do IUI do 50 do ISO da M da ten do ion so 4CO da ltO do 100 do SO do do Phsreia Bk of Hartford So do Kxebaara Raak da do Far'.iileeh sUkHarfdde do Caa Rvr . ao do da Hartford do do do , do Uta do do do do City da da da do Haak of Hartford Co. do S4 300 17 OTSO S3 0O UM 9 MO ua.tro o av a.aiv, . do liaakaf America. Saw fork 1I0S j. r..i. p. ..i 4. . Tr v i.isor do 'do N a. erica 'do do Cmmaawoltk do do do Rr pa tlie da 'da Broadway Raak - 'dado People do da da tHaauvar do da da Mechaatcs da da da N. Y. Life a Trait Co. do do Stafford Raak. Cobb. Ii A 2d iasU'lareau paid ia . da Coaa. Hirer Cwmpaay 10 w 4 St 1 St J.iSiiS 4 CO Ott 10 000) -S M.S0S SO) a.cotss 1.25 SS )77..rS OS Tho anonatof lialilitics dao or aot dao to Baaks er ethtt rrditors aa king. Loatja.trd aad dao eae. , Loose adj Mated aad hot dao. $HS,3!I 22 ' L sseaaadatd aid ia s spcBa. waHiogfor lurthar proof, 1.257 at AU other alaiaia agaiaut tha Compaay are small, aathoalya prating etc. A genu knt acted to take ao siak over ld.(X. Ih.amoaat tnrd ia aay eity. towa or villago. depoadao tbe character, material aad eatraetiea of baildiaga. tha w idth af streets, tha a pply at w sur. aaa ditioa of tha iro aopartmeat. aad atbcrcircuaastaaee. Tho amouat iasared ia block of baildiag variee; tho deaig la to limit the loss by aay oao Sro. ta $U ua ar leas. Tha act of iaoerpoiatioB is tho am aa hied ia Jaly. 154. THOS. A. ALEXANDER. Soo'T. STATE OF CONNHCTICL T. ) . . .I lUBTroai Coustt.J83' Barwerd. Jaa tss. rrrsnaalty oppoayed lhamas A. Alssaadsr. Seerotary af tka itna Uaaraacc Compaay. aad made oath tliat tho I rege tag: statemeat l-y him a ascribed, ia trao accerdiag to hia boos aaowlcdga aad lelief. HENRY FOWLER. Jostles of the Foaoo. All that have properv to lasaro. will plesa laspoet aad rateaiio tbe prtcediag reliakl eipooe of ibis aid a-d Uag tried Cr rjMioa. For asefulaesa oecarity aad pram. i.oada. it haoovereuod imii ita liao of traaaactioaa aad for ability aad. means will attract tho stteatiea at the iasariag pablia to aaa- . firm their oeaSdeaeo ia it. . Tho statemral is aa prepared aay aaa caa coatrast itseoaditioa with looal aad Ktata taearaaaa offices if so dUpoet d. Its ia veetmeats are of that elid rkaraelet as wot t be matoiially aSected by tha lata dtrcseiea ia that cj of asaeta ' The iBcreaKoanueapltaletroKtoSsrO.Ono.ioaeoaa flde oaokvi aJditioa to tU strength af tha eerporatiea. aad a permaaeal lavestmeat fur tho pUJg aad ecarity af its policies. The aeeessity sad real keatfiu al lasaraaaeara ollazomplibed la the fact tha compaay has paid ch laoadariag thopast year, at i's Westers Braach effla aloa. ia Ciaciaaaei. aa tho rum of 0216.309 J. most of which haa area paid eeasiderably ia sdvaaee of tho time legally dao. aad it baa had bo aait ar litigatioa. If all or aay of theaa facts are iadaeemsato so tba eoatiaaaaea of ita vol a able patroaago. or ita iaereaae. they will Bad iu ageatt over re dy ta attoad to tho demaada of basiaeos) asheretoiora. with promptitada, at a favorable rate aad term,, as seenrity to all permits. . jaa22-lmd A. C. UALLOCK. Agoat. P EPR ECI ATED STATE STOCK IVOIKS. wwjk will give the ladiaaapela Baaken' rata, ia ear re at V fuaasoroadobttdaaas. Call tin week at GEO. FOSTER Mt CO.'S. febll Conor Locnst street aad tha Caaal. LEWIS o HOWARD. rOIWASDIXO A5D COBM'SUOW BtKaCBAVTS. STAHITTIXS. Extensiv Arrangemeato for the Bariaf Tiala. aThUR mammoth Wharf-boat "Heiealee" Is i apleadid or w dor tor tho rooeptioa or rroaaeo. my uooas. urooonea. ate. Wa have stored oa her freqasatly oartag tha past wta tor W hhds tobacco. 4000 baas oora aad oata. 1SOO tieroca aad bbla lard, aad bow haviag pretty wall worked off that braaeh of oar iosiaes for tha prosoat. wo ask aar frieads to aeadaa their Dry Goods. Groceries. Ota. 0r large Wareboaao oa tha Caaal haa Veea thereae;kty c!eaatdaadbrahd siaee weeleartdlt af tobacco, eera. Oaas. ata.. aad aow it is ta Saa order for every draeriptioa af Mar chaadisa. N-t beiag ooBBoeted with aay athor baildiar. wo aoasider it a'e from ire. aad aaa effect iaaaraaeo aa liar chaadiie aad Pradaee atored ia It at lew rata. vYeiavite XHalera aad Shippers of Prodeee UaaTlataarotfies and sea for themtelrst tha raf-es at which wa aaa satp pod to w Orleans. New York, t biladelphla. Mltuaaro Mob J'lt'iharc n. doriac tbe past votoo. it'sarh. doriac tho i JTsJ Office ia doaraal Oftaa haudiags. ooraer ftaia aaC nau-rstreeu. wait-aawim 0WC(2R. 240 hhds prime aad cheieorecM per J M. Stock. 3 wUleralhy Ublt GEO. FOSTER co. H tTOLASSE. bbls prima ia Oak cooperage: Ii m. 4i"br-bLua da do: Ur aata aa caasigamaat by f.blt GEO. FOSTER Si CO. RE3I O VALOP ROOT AND PROB STORE. STILL IN TUE FIELD! . I. PDECSVERiaf..rm. hi old caatemere aad tha Pa kilo geiierallv. that he has removed hie Boot aad Shoo "tore to Firit street, hetaeea Maia atreotaad the Post Ofiieo. lower side, wheio ha is prepared t maka all oal'ties af Beets bad Saoea ia the lateot etylaa. o- tho best materials aad warraatedj to fit. All w-rk will bo delivered at tbe tbbt Bora promioodi aad ao mistake. Ho hopea ta rive a liberal patroaago. aa thist ma be has started aacw, determiaed by hard work aadJ proirpraeo to raeceed. feblJ-tf BOl'BLE Hand Mirrors. Freacb glaoa; Tradelia Ca m pea JLP ieas. Haiv aad Tooth Brashes, Urossaag t'm o. ia ieas. Haiv aad Tooth Brashes. Urossiag Cm asw reo'd ly jaa27 a. C. risuii. WH". AT A.D PLOIR. eA"! fafSi P 10 fr Wheat at tho City Mills. Ploaa eJa. tiUM Wholesale aadt CD retail. ' iebo-da I. JUST ree'd -r aararrf. . om a.ll ShhdscboiooS gsi bbls choice Wo I. K. ROSS. 1 bbl do M okei 1: I do da Salmea; 1 lot do I prte C'gars. aad lor sale st feba T. BA ON St O.'Ä Family Grocery, hfala St. CUOICE Hams aad Sheatder Rare a at febS T. BACON ii CO.'S Family Grocery. Pt!I LOST. A SMALL Potator Pap. whit sp-tted with liver brawa. XJL wasiotaiow days are. Tha Badsr wm reeoive a roaard by returning him U this offico. fekJ-J. HARPhR'aMaaaaiae for Febrarv jorM'd by eb3 T. CON YNQTON k CO. OYSTERR. 4 aaaes jnst reo'd bv Fsjres. , ola laho ho r.kH C l'oaa. f.kS-lw TKNWY at aORENSOW. VtLUlRLK nKS. K4TITK AT AKTION. X Tbardav. the Ut day af Mar. a. A. p. I0W. at I.' eloea V U . at tba d..v aftKo Ceort Beaae ia the ait; af Evansville. the adeniawed will '! at pablia aaatiaa. i valaai le baildioclow I tho L-wer or hfeOary'e Ka la's meat 7 af wbirb mxi.... Pirat st. aad S aa Secoad at. Said lot onitBiry. Thtiuoisldispotawa. uwr wwimh. n v.o. aae-foarhB two years an oaerorth ta throe voaro wis aural, th parehtser Iviag mrt-seoa the premiaoo. eaa bo area at th Clrka aad AadiWr'8 aftees aad at tt aeyeat priaeiral UeUlsia Kvaasvtlle. febS-tf CHARLES I. RATTKll. WOOD AXO WILLOW WARE. KT C , KFC U rer steamer Cnka from Ciaeaaart a large lot vrniow.waro aad OrocoHea. a a. . entiag ia part St fl.J.a - i dot BncktU; 4 awta Taos: 1 dos Oharas: t do YVaahboard; C do Tar Cass. 12 da Brooms: 0 do Brashes: ' 4 do JUivoe: 2 do Market Baeketaj S amas MttrhM. 1 dos R. Pia aad Ifaahorsi 4 da Matte.ass'di 1 da n.l: 1 Half Bash Vranros: I do r Bocku, do Vr-etc; 1 Oa Keelro S aoeta do do: 1 do Ladles: withaletef bocord.. clothM-Haoe. hempaadeotiaa twiae. oao 41- wick, et Haviag parrbased irtvov vr aaa vv" freifbu. wears eaabld a all a cheap f Bt cheaper ta. aay house ia towa (ta oaah oomr). Wa arc always ft p.reJ.od.hTcr M woo.ll. f:Wm k a t ICKXRT

hate all 20 feet treat, aad are wen aop-a ..r .... r-. poe. being right ia a eeatrol paeitloa betwera the two 1M ritl s. bat oaetqnare aST where tho depot of the "tra'cbt La Bl...ii l. 1 -..A ..S aa tha boot thoraaehfaro f ram th