Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 56, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 28 January 1858 — Page 2
' - --1 EVANSVILLE, IND. THURSDAY. " . . . ...... JAK. 23
THE DEMOCR-ACY OF TUE POCKET tThe Utah Army is now in winter
quarters at Camp Scott, near Fort Bridger,
erat a truely independent and devoted I where they arrived on the 14th of December.
Democratic paper expresses the feelings of The march from the Camp on Black's Fork,
1IEETI0 OP THE DOARD OP TRADE, Ua Tuesday night, was a Yery full and highly interesting congregation of our business men of all classes. The report of Judge Foster was drawn up with a great deal of ability, and gave
a Terr lucid and enconra?iner account of the Flatfonn of Principles laid down for the
A. . . , .v e ,v . Democratic party at tne eta 01 January the business or the city for the year (jcnVention. ..First, it unequivocally endors1857. The Statistics were acknowledged c Buchanan' Decompton views, by endors-
, . !.! ine him, wluie nine tenuis oi tne ucmocraw not to be fully complete, as the first at- 0fiudjana, outside of the otSco holders and
nine tenths of the Democrats of the Tcckot
in its repudiation of the proceedings ot the Convention of the 8th of Jannary, in the following paragraphs: Two thirds of all the substantial arid re
liable Democratic papers of the State, are down on tho. rdatforin. and niaur of them
characterise the llesolations as a batch of
twaddle," while at the samo timo they endoro tho nominees of tho Convention. We
commenced on tho 7th of November, and
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the first fifteen miles was the severest jour
ney ever made by so large a portion of the
United States Army. On the first day their progress was so hindered by the giving out and death of mules and cattle, that they did not reach the camping ground until after
eleven o'clock at night. The tents had then
to be pitched in the dark, on snow nearly a
will briefly notice tho objections we have to f00t deep, and tapper was cooked in a rasinz
snow storm. On the 16th ninety mules
man can be Governor of the State of Kansas who has not been twenty year a citizen of the United States and five years a resident of the State. This section contains almost the giit of Know Xtthingitm, and yet wo find a Democratic President endorsing it, and Democratic Congressmen attempting to force it down the throats of Democratic citizens of Kaiisa., azaint their known and oft ex-
Ercssed will. In the name of all that's good, ad or indifferent, why did Democrats lose fight of principles and tag oS after men? Docs not oar boasted creed say "principles, not men." Yet it seems that tho wire workers of the party roust chango the motto and make it read to the world "Men and not Principles." Out upon such base pander
ing to leaders, who are dishonest enough to ask such degradation at the hands of the party. Why should Bright be endorsed, we would like to know? Xid he ever do anything worthy of endorsement, worthy of remembcrancel If he did we confess our ignoranco of political history, l'oiut us to ono
Uncut a poiical inc. mat is
tsmnt to collect them wis neccssafilv offlce seekers, are opposed to the Loconipton
r i Convention, and to the President's narrow
lUJJCXiWWb lUAUJ UiUiaoiUiia nvaw luv!ble; and as nothing has been enumerated but what had been found, the statements, where they err at all, will be less than the actual business. In making tip the reports, no loosee stimates have been admitted, and no attempt at exagsratioa had been allowed. The Committee deserve the thanks of their fel-low-citizens for the labor and care they have bestowed upon the subject; and Judge Foster, especially, merits high praise for his well digested Report. The Report was unanimously adopted, and referred to a committee to have it print
ed for circulation at home and abroad. It is proposad that every business man shall subscribe for & numbar of copies of the Report and such papers as shall be attached to it, and send them to each of his correspondents and customers. In this war. business men. by attaching
their card to the pamphlet, can adTertise their own business, in a permanent form, while making kmwn the advantages of
the city as a market and business point. The spirit manifested by the meeting was cheering, and afforded a strong guarantee that the organization of a Board of Trade is now one of the fixed institutions of the city one that will do much for its commercial advancement and the extension of its manufactures. The
little that has been done shows the influence of association to create and stimulate an active public spirit among business men, without which nothing important for the general interest can be accomplished. The great need of our city has been a unity and concert in action among its active citizens. The Board of Trade promises to infuse a stronger feeling of the community of interests existing at all times among citizens of
the same city.
died, and also a very large number of cattle.
On reaching Fort Bridger, all the buildings
surrounding the Fort were found in ashes. The spot had the appearance of a sacked and abandoned village. The settlement had
construction of the phrase domestic insti contained eighteen houses, besides a grist and
TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. RATES. One square, (ten lines or less), one time, : SOcts. Three times. : : : : : : : : : : 91 00 One week, :::::: : : : : : 1 W Two weeks, :::;::::::::&) One month, ;::::::::::: 4 00 Three months, :::::::::::? 50 six months, : : : : t : : : : 10 00 One Tear, : : : : x : : : : : : 15 00 f?f Discount on larger advertisements. Z iT Card of six lines or under, 110 per annum.
W7 Ao "uliroroid "advertisenientsreceivea.
COTILLION PARTY APOLLO HALL THIS EVENING. ITA GOOD BAND OF MUSIC will be present. Tickets onlv FIFTY CENTS, to be had at the Door.
Jan2 For Sale Very Low A MACHINE FOR CUTTING L AT ITS. Shank's Patent. Also, a Twenty -tiro Inch Corn Mill, Straub's Patent, both as food as new . A bargain can besot by calling at CHARLES WELLS' Hardware Store. Jan38-4f WTIITTK BEANS.
W 60 bushels Small White Bears
The troops have built a number of cabins
for their winter quarters; and Dr. Forney, the Superintendent of Indian Affairs, has erected a large office. It is also contemplated
to build a court house and jail. Gov. Cummings has concluded not to build a house,
but to spend the winter in a tent. Several
stores bad also been erected, and it was contemplated to construct a building for a photographic gallery.
The quarters of the soldiers are said to be
comparatively comfortable, the fine timbers
in which they are encamped affording shelter from the winds, and a good material for building. They are also provided with the Sibley tent, in the centre of which a fire can be built.
Before leaving Black's Fork, they were joined by Mr. Jesse Jones and the wife of the
jan-23
50 do
Prime Dried Apple, for sale by Z.H. COOK & SUN.
iRKSH BALTIMORE OYSTERS.
Those Fine No. 1 at tl OO per can,
" Extra J.F. at tl 2per;csin,t JanW It. U. COOK Si SON.
UDER VINEGAR. J 40bbli PUKE CIDER, YINEOAR, f..rta!eby Jan Z. II. COOK & SOX.
3 Pr
'rime New Orleans Snear.
do Plantation Mulasse, for sale at reared
prlcesby Lian2"J Z. II. COOK & SON. FAMILY FLOUR. lOOl&icks Extra Family Flour
JL receive by Railroad this Uy, ty
jai'M
Z. II. COOK & SOX,
BUCKWHEAT. 1,000 pound choice Bur X wheat jnst received by Z. II. COOK & SOX. jaiiW CHOICE BALTIMORE SYRUPJustrecHvedhy Jan28 Z II. COOK Sl SON.
mgie act m ungut poucai former Surveyor of Utah, both ot whom had worthy of endorsement, and we will heartily "4 Vi v w ka" uu"l ul wou acknowledze our error and sin no more made their escape from Salt Lake. They re-
The next meeting of the Board of
Trade will be held on Tuesday, the of February.
9th
(Q'The Brooklyn Coroner has concluded an inquest on the bodies of three of the children who were suffocated at the fire which recently occurred in one of the public schools of that city. Of course, the -verdict was "Nobody to blame." Although the wood-work of the building came in contact with the hot air pipes in several places, yet the builder was not to blame for such carelessness. It was unreasonable to sup-
against Bright, and his little pattelitcs) Our rcmcmbcrance is that Bright has tiJiJged" every important vote, that was ever given in
the be n ate of the United btatcs lor over
twelve years, where ou principles were at stake. And our rcmcmbcrance is also, that he has time and again dc?"rtel his station at Washington, while drawing eight dollars per day, to meddle himself with the affairs of the party at Indianapolis, when his presence was offensive to a largo majority of honest Democrats. At all conventions and all cau
cuscs of the party, Bright must bo there to
dictate to the members or delegate?, and hold tho rod over the head.- of thoo who are disposed to do right and be consistent, and for all this Bright must be endorsed or the party will go to the D 1. Well, if Bright, is to be tho embodiment of future Democracy, why the sooner it goes to tophet tho better it will bo for all hands. -And Fitch too, most bo endorsed, though tho heavens fall, and why? Because ho is the chief of
all of linguts toadies, an l most obedient to the bequests of his roaster. What has Dr. Fitch done that he should need bo endorsed
by the bone and sinew oi Democracy I W by he has read Douglas out of tho ranks. Made a big little speech in Congress, in which ho says iheprt'ple of this country are not capable of sell government, they have'nt sense enough to vote right, in his way ot thinking. Wherefore ho is of tho opinior. that such ass as Dr. Fitch, are aloce intelligent enough to make our constitutions and our laws, without so much as by our leave; Ho is the same Dr. Fitch, who was so ramfant an AbolitioniU that be wrote to one 'omeroyj thtt if elected to Congress, ho would bring in a bill to abolish Slavery in the District of Columbia. For all of which magnificent displays of sense and pure unadulterated Democracy, ho must bo tooted by Buchanans Tost Masters and boot blacks at Indianapolis. We want it distinctly understood that we stand sqnaro and firm upon tho Democratic riatforra, and expect to do our best for tho ticket, but in the mean time, if our salica should trouble us much, we shall have no compunctions of conscience in squirting onr tobacco juice, at plank 2o. 8, of our platform. Third, the platform endorses Willard, who is a mere catspaw of Bright. Had he selected tho committee fairly, tho Kcsolutions would have been an honor to Democracy instead of disgracing us in the eyes of the world. Instead of acting impartially and honorably toward the whole party he selected the whole committee from that class of
ported that all the Gentiles had been ordered
to leave the city, and that the Mormons had on several occasions robbed the stores of Amercan [sic] residents. -----
oosa that the buildinir would not. sooner persons who were for bright, J; itch, and the
or later, be burned; and the only marvel is that so few Jires were sacrificed to the stupidity of the man who planned the building. And yet a Coroner's jury says "Nobody is to blame." What a farce such investigations are!
coraptou Constitution, therefore paralyz
ing the voice of a majority of tho delegates. In trickery, we Donglas men, are willing to yield the palm of victory, to Bright, Fitch, Hughes and Willard, and their camp followers, but not in devotion to true Democratic principles. Again Willard has persistantly refused to call an extra session of tho Legislature, when he has been implored to do so, by a large majority of the presa and party of the State, that tho honor and inteoritv of the
CSrThe Rockport Democrat publishes Stato might bo preserved. The result of his
citizens obstinacy will bo most disastrous to Indi
ana, as u ciatu, tuu iuurc?!i vu tu tuu m
the affidavit of two respectable
of Spencer county, who say they measured an acre of ground in the cornfield of Mathias Sharpe, situited two and a half miles below. Rockport, and afterwards measured tho corn taken from it, and found it to yield 127 bushels; and they think the acre measured was not more thaan an average of the field. It will bo difficult to beat this in any country. m fjy-The famou3 Rock Island Bridge
is receiving the attention of Congress. A resolution has been introduced instructing the Government to remove the bridge, if it be found an obstruction to the navigation of the river.
Fao 3i Mexico. The latest advices from Mexico are to tho 21st instant. The country ia in a complete state of anarchy. All the mail stages between Vera Cruz and the Capital have been robbed. Nearly all the town are declaring against Comonfort. The city of Mexieo is in a state of siege. )n the 11th instant, the Zuloaga brigade, which first declared for a Dictatorship, pronounced against CoramonforU It holds the Citadel
and barracks of San Augustin and Santa Domingo. Comonfort has been refused admittance to the last named place. Com
onfort assembled two thousand troops at the place with artillery, and arrested General Zuloaga, but afterwards released him on parole. A portion of the Zuloaga brigade is in favor of Zuolaga for the Presidency, whilo others favor Santa Anna. On the 15th lest. San Augustin was attacked by Conaonfert's troops, bat were repulsed. All foreigners in the coantry had hoisted the flags of their respective countries. Confusion reigna in tho capital. - Bicovxsy o Scxxix Taxascaz The Boston submarine expedition to the Caribbean Sea, to recover the specie on the San
Pedro, have reached the dollars, several hundred in rolls having been obtained. It is proved by official documents that she had on board at the time of the catastrophe $3,000, 000, of which 1,600,000 were in gold- Of this large sum, till now, only about 400,000 have been, recovered, which was obtained
by means of a diving bell, in the mud and outside of the ship. This is tho first success-
payers. 1 ho credit of tho btato will sink, by failure to pay the interest of indebted ness. Tho people must eventually pay three year's taxes in one year, which will bo an outrage and imposition, and will draw loud and long anathemas against tho Governor's obstinacy. The Bankers are reaping a rich harvest f rom the toiling masses, and will continue, with the connivance of ; "Willard, to harrass the peoplo with their worthless rage, until tho people can elect new members next fall. In view of all tbeso grievances, we honestly think Willard deserves no endorsement, at the hands of his party.
Fourth, in their hot hrwao to endorse Buchanan, Bright, Willard and Fitch, the Lecompton committeemen forgot to respond to the almost unanimous voice of Democracy and its press to pass resolves in favor of a tultreawry system, and against tho Hanls. Not a word said cither, about taking back tho Canal, and adding to our already heavy burthens as tax payers, another load of eight or ten millions of dollars, to please a few lordly aristocrats. It is well known that there is but one voice ot tho Democracy on this gigantic attempt to swindle and oppress them. Kvery where the cry went up trom honest Democratic throats, against taking back the Wabash and Erie Canal, yet not a word is said by these Lccomptonitcs, about it. Every principle that was ever held sacred by Democrats, is laid aside by these pretended Democrats, in order to glorify their masters Bright, Willard fc Co. In conclusion we will say, that for the sake of some cherished principles contained in tho platform, which shines hko refined gold, besides the excrcsenecH that surrounded them, we endorse the platform, as tho least of two evils, and will do all wo can to elect tho worthy and good men who were nominated. Yet at tho same time, we shall do all we can to bring about reform, from the crying evils that are creeping into our Democratic fold, which if not soon checked will destroy us forever, with a sincere and ardent desire to glo
rify true aad genuine Democracy by our labors.
. WAftIII.(iTO. GOSSIP. Letter writers at the Capitol who have access to diplomatic circles say that a war be
tween Spain and Mexico is considered inevitable. The latest advices from Mr. Dodge state that it is tho generally received opinion at Madrid that Spain will shortly make a demonstration against Mexico. Sir Wm. Gore Ouscly and Lord Napier, tho two English Kepresentativcs in Washington are not getting along very smoothly. Rivalry and jealously havs already manifest ed themselves on more thanono occasion. Sir William keeps his special mission a secret
from My Lord Napier. The Republicans and Abolitionists have fixed their plans to oppose tho Lecompton
Constitution, which will shortly bo communicated to Congress. Mr. Blair, of Missouri, is to bo their leader. They arc confident that a sufficient number of Democrats will go with them to defeat it. The gross amount of expenses incurred for tho publio printing, binding, engraving, ic, of the thirty-third and thirty-fourth Congress Las just been ascertained.- Tho aocount stands as follows: Thi.ty-third Congress $2,600,000 Thirty-fourth Congrcsa 1,GOO,000 Total in four years $4,400,000 Tho sum of $700,000 is called for to make up tho deficiencies in the appropriations for this branch of tho public work. Smokxliss Fv unices. A Scotch inventor
has constructed a smokeless furnace, a main peculiarity of which is that tho draugh is reversed, that is, the flame, air, &c., ptocced downward through and from the fire, and on this account it is designated the down-draught furnace. The principal of its action is very simple. The smoke, liberated from the superincumbent coal, Is, by means of tho suction of tho chimney, carried along with a due admixture of air down through tho brightly burning fuel, which forms the lower stratum of the Ire, and thus becomes intensely heated and completely burned. By this arrangement the combustion is very rapid; in nomo experiments made with a grate ot live eighths
or a square loot in area, the combustion was at the rate of thirty pounds of coal per square foot of grato each hour tho height of the
chimney being nearly thirty-five feet. This result is probably due to 'the self-clearing Sower of the furnace, and the comparatively enso state of tho air wheu it minjles with
tho fuel. Tho combustion readily spreads upward to the freh coal, from tha" action ot tho strong radiant heat.
SWAN & C0S LOTTERIES! Authorized by the State of Georgia. TJS $70,000 ! ! I ?r FOR TEX DOLLARS!! The following Scheue will be drawn by S. SWAN & CO., Managers of the Sparta Academy Lottery, in each of their Single Number Lotteries fur February, 15, at AUGUSTA, Georgia, In public, under the superintendence of Commiuioners. CLASS 1, To be drawn in the City of AugasU,aeorg1a,in public, on SATURDAY, February Cth,
1 CLASS 2, Tobe drawn in the City of Augusta,Georgiit.!n public, on SATURDAY, February 13th, 158.
CLASS 3, To be drawn I ISe City of AuguaU,Ot9nrgta,in public, on SaI'UIUUY, February IWtli, CLASS -1. Tube drawn In the City of Auguta, Georg iailn public on SATURDAY. February 27th, 15?, OX TIIK PL AX OF IGLB M'MBERS'. FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AXD EIGHTY-FIVE PRIZES! Xearly One Prize to every Mne Tickets.
31 A U X 1 F 1 C E X T 8 C II K M E ! to a natwK EACH SATURDAY IN FEBRUARY! 1 TrUe of $70,000
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PROF. DE GRATU'S ELECTRIC Ol L. THE ELECTRIC OIL.-Electric Curet-Paln is the premonitor of death, relieve the pain and you check the disease. ... Prof. Degrath'a Electric Oll 1 the marrel of the age, for the following, (not everything); Cure Rheuaiaism often in a dav; Cures Neuralgia, Toothache two tienatrs; Cure Cramp in Stomach, fie minatea; Cure Burns, Wounds, Bruises, one to three dayfj Cur Headache, fifteen minutes; Cures Earache, still Neck, Ague, one night; Cures Piles. Swelled Glands, ten days; Cures Felous, Broken Breasts. Salt Rheum, two to six days; Cures Hemorrhaee. Scrofula, Ab
cess, six to ten dan: Cures Frosted Feet and Chil
blains, one to three days! Cures Ague and Fever, one to two days, and all nerrous and scrofulous affections: Cares deafness in one to four days; Cures all Pains in
tne ltacic, Ureast, sc., in two says, Ptor. Da G rath. Philadelphia.
Sia At intervals, during thirty Tears rast, hit wife
has been subject to rheumatism of the most violent
cast say four times a year J sometimes so serere as to make it necessarr to administer larce doses of the
tincture or gniacnm ana morpnia, ana to roca ner use an infant in a large rocking chair, to induce any repose. Haying frequent correspondence with my mm, (No. 103Chesnut street. of your city.) I informed him
of an attack she had about the middle of last month, January, 1 which was of such severity as to completely raralyte th system, lie. in his anxiety lor his
mother's welfare, sent me a bottle of your Electric Oil ; but as I am one o the oractioners of medicine in
our place, ami not airoselyte to any Kind of patent
mnuciDe, i nil nesiijue iv giie ua iriaij uowct,uu reflection. I concluded to try it, which 1 did, et per
siona. directly up to the letter, and after the thirl or
fourth application she became rather passive, and before one-third of the bottle was used, not a single yes
tire of the dijense remained in thearstem. and she sun
continues well, although she rode out a distance of
fourteen miles without a renewal of any of the symp
toms. 1 therefore feel it my duty for the sake or sur-
ferinr huiaanity. and also fuily tielieyinc that merit.
under all circumstances, should be rewarded, to for
ward this testimonial. 1 am yours, truly. JOSEPH P. ELklNTON, M.D.. Kwflrrtni. P.O. Rurlinrton Co.. N. J
P.S. Any communiootion for me will be received
tv addressing to the care or my ion, imercnam.j iuj
Uhesnut street. Philadelphia.. Mar 16th. 15.
Paor. Dm Gbath I have been the victim many vear of a Rueumatx affection, and lost the use of my limbf. I could not raise my hand to my head, in
short, I was totally helpless. I applisd your Electric Oil. and before 1 had used on bottle, I was perfectly
restored, i ou may rerer any sunerer to me. MRS. E.IIUTCIIINS, Seventeenth and Thommon street.
Mrs. Hutcblns is well known In Philadelphia and
can oe anart ssea on tne subject py any one.
C ACTION. There are numerous imitations spung
up on the reputation that my article nas acquires.
The public must beware. Xuey are worthless, janjM
Turner, and John A. Reitz, for the payment otlt taxes due from said Carpenter and Tun r to the City of Evansville.ahe taxes due from the said Reitson
the undivided three-fourths thereof haviLg been paid by him.)
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Jl GEORGE WOLFLIN, Collector of the City of Evansville. will, between the hour of 9o'c1ock, a. m.
and i o'clock, p. M- of the l&h of February. 1&$. sell
at public auction at tne court Mouse in cvansvuie,
An UOlflDC HUUIYH1C1 UUnU VIU1Q lUUU.Uil nertv. taxed to Willard Carventer and Jno A. ReiU.
for the payment of the taxes due from said Carpenter to the City of Evansville, (the taxes due from the said
Keits on the undivided one-hall thereof having been
paid by him.)
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5 JAVIER BAUMGARTNER has a claim against L me for several hundred dollars, but whether in tht form of a Notr, Receipt or Account, I am unable
to Say; All Demons are nereby notified not to put
chase from him any claim acaiust rre. for I am not in
debted to him, and will not pay any such claim. On
the contrary, he is indebted to me. janSMf SAMUEL MYERS,
A Situation Wanted.
m. MIDDLE-AGED Bl AN, familiar with business
xl in all its branches, is deiirous to obtain asitua.
tion as Clerk or an assistant in a store or a manufKcto ry, at moderate wages. Enquire at the Journal olQce.
11 ANILLA AND HEMP BEDCORDS.IN DOZS.
11 m. Ali lit t la, J0 l"acks:eafr sale by
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tilLBKKT & BOWLES.
I ALTER ROPE.-25CoiN Ilempand Manilla, for
Si M sale I V UlLBfcUT At BUYVl.r.3.
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Sycamore street near WaU-r.
-TJLASS AXD XA1LS.-
by
bU Boxes Window Ulass:
50 Kegs assorted Nails; just received and for sale
SAM. V lUrkKKT.
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C CRANBERRIES AND CHEESE.J 10 uoe Choice Western Kesenre Cheese;
3 obis Cranberries, just received and for salt by jan23 VICKERY & JOHNSTON.
NOTICE.
IN notifying the public of my retirement from bniiness, I beg leave to tender them, and my friends
and patrons particularly, my
and patronace, and would heartily
coiiideration my successor, JACOB STRAUB
friends.
tl tanks for räst favors
heartily recommend to their
'. who
will justify all expectations of my
A. Vt AA.AJJVA.Ki;jl.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
JACOB STRAUB,
In referinc to the above, desires to sar. that harinc-
bought the entire stock of Mr. WALDKIRCH'S h-ird-wrre store, intends to carry on the business as hereto
fore, ana wm re nippy to serve Mr. w . s old customers, as well as his friends and public in f enenvl with A
nio. lUUUÄ3,andttlbe JLUU.E.ST rlUCES. Jan smim.
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EiyA younjj damsel in Cincinnati, a jeJ 19, recovered a verdict of $10,000 damages against ono AYm. Mathers, cn Monday, for not fulfilling Lis prc-miso j0 marry licr. Tho yonng lady had presented him with a proof of her affection in the shape of a fine boy, which Mathers refused to acknowledge, and hence tho suit. The jury were out only half an hoar.
ÖfThenewaby the last steamer contained the announcement, already published of the death of tho veteran Austrian Marshal Eadctzsky. He was the oldest soldier in the world. Fourscore years and ten, at least, must have passed over his head. He was the
eotcmporary of Napoleon, Wellington, tho Archduko Charles, Korstoff, Wi shington,
Lafayette, ßawarrow, Massina, and all the other great soldiers of the last century. Nearly all his life has been spent in the most active military service.
137" A destructive fire occurred at Nashville on Friday last. A number of stores and Other buildings wer burned to the ground. Loss estimated at töO.000. The rcs-
fnl attempt ever made to penetrate tho hall, idence of Bishop Otey, in the vicinity of
wueru mem ia every reason w peuevs mat i jiempnis was also destroyed by ro on the bulk of the tficln will be fonnd. ' Thursday.
Kaxsas. A special dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette says, that the Stato officers and a majority of both branches of tho Legislature just elected under tha Lecompton Constitution, have united in a protest to Congress against it. The protest will be forwarded immediately to "Washington. The
vote against tho Lecompton Constitution is 11,000.
J5 A Spanish gentleman, o! high connections recently died in London under circumstances of a most extraordinary nature.
Although in tho possession of a fortune of
$150,000, he was so penurionf that he denied himself the common necessaries of life, and finally died of starvation. After death the stomach was found empty and In a withered condition.
t3 A now Colonization Society, under the name of the "German Americans' is
about to- be formed by the scceders from the Swiss Colonization Society, who were dissat
isfied with the purchase of land made in Terry County, Ind. The discordant held a
meeting on Monday evening last, at which
tho initiatory steps wer taken.
J It is rumored in Rochester, New York,
that another horrible case of wife murders is
soon to be developed. It is said that a man of high standing 'disposed' of his wife by
sewing her npin a sheet and smothering her,
and that she was burried without exciting suspicion.
ESTIu the jail at Hamilton, C. W.,there is
a woman in the debtor's ward, who has been
imprisoned for seven years, and there is no
prospeeta of her release.
3?" B. P. Shillabor (Mrs. Partington,) has
abandoned lecturing, and la now engaged in
writing a play for one of the Boston theatre.".
5,135 Prises amounting to 0330,000 Whole Tickets 10; Halves 51 Quarters tX. PLAX OF THE LOTTERY. The Numbers from 1 to 0,000. correspond! nc with those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate slips of paper, are encircled with small tin tubes and placed In one Wheel. .... . , The first Vi Prix, similarly printed and encircled, are placed in another wheel. The wheel are then revolved, and a number is drawn from the wheel of Numbers, and at the same time a Prize U drawn from the other wheel. The Number and Prize drawn oat are opened and exhibited to the audience, and registered by the Commissioners; the Prise hein? placed araint the Number drawn. Thiso,era tion is repeated until all the Priif are drawn out.
n broxlmadon Trlzes.-The two precedinf and
thetwosurceeiliiia N uinlien to those alrawing tne nnn 7 Prir.es will be entitled to th 2 Approximation Prizes. For example: If Ticket No. 11Ä0 draws the Tn.noo Prize, those Tickets numbered tli;, 1 1 11251 and HA-d, wi" euch he entitled to SliK). If 1 icket No. 5M draw the 3",000 Prise, those Ticket nnmlered 54 H'SttMWi will each be entitled to IU)0,anl so ou according to the above scheme. The WW Prizes of ill) will be detormined by the last figure of the N umber that draws the ST",) Prize. For example, if the Number drawing the 170.000 Prize ends with No. 1, theo all the Tickets, where the numler ends In 1, will be entitled to 910. If the Number ends with No. 2, then all the Tickets where the Number ends In 3 will be entitled to $Jrt, and so on to 0. Certificates of Packages will be sold at the following
rates, which is tne risk: Certificate of Package of 1 Whole Tickets 'O
lu i tau r 10 Quarter ' 20 13 Eighth 10 In orderin Tickets or Certificate, enclose the money to our address for the Tickets onlerw., oa receipt of which they will be forwarded b y first mail. Purchasers can hare tickets ending in any figure they bit dxxienate. The list of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to purchasers immediately after the drawing. ZV Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give tneir rost umce, county ana state. t tf" limemher that every Prize is drawn and payai
ble in full without deduction.
ti7 All prises of $1,1X10 and under, paid immediately
after the drawing other prises at the usual tune of thirtT days.
A 11 communications strictly confidential. Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to S. SWAN & CO., Augusta. Oa. IV Persons residing near Montgomery, Alabama, or Atlanta, Ooorffia, can have their orders filled, and nave time, by addressing 8. Swan & Co., at either of those cities. QHT A list of the numbers that are drawn from the wheel, with the amount of the prize that each one is entitled to, will be published after every drswinc, in the followin papers-. Ancusta (Oeo.) Constitutionalist. New Orleans Delta. MobileRegister, Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Intellirencer, New York Weekly Day Hook, Savannah Morning News, Kk-hmond Dispatch, News, and Paulding (Mi. Clarion. janlS
Into this market, which we are selling low. Good currency will be received in payment. Orders left at the I store of JNO. W. IIl'UllKs, next to the State Bank,
win prvuiDiiy aucnuc! io. janij-tf JNO. W. nUGIIES & CO.
KILLED OR STOLEN.
Vt HUE A."U DbAta SLITKK 1XIUT tS re.
Jrm. cover the do I will rive FIVE DOLLAR.
nd for evidence which will convict the brute who ailled, or the thief who stole him, I will give five
Kolars aaaitionai. CU.Kl.ATa.
janl'.
TAX NOTICE, . JVOTICE hereby given that I, GEORGE TfOLF
11 LIN, Collector of the City of Kvansville will, between the hours of 9 o'clock a. M. and 4 o'clock r.
., of the lHh day of February, sell at public
auction ai tue t-ouri itouse in jc vans vine, Indiana,
ist prosertv. taxed
Kiets, for the ray
MARRIED,
In the parlor of the Pavilion Hotel, on Tuesday
list, in tne afternoon, WM. REAVE , Km., of
rrinceton. to Mrs. LITHENA DAMON, of Union
i ownship. We wish them a long life of conj agal felicity.
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POCKET BOOKS. " UST received rer Express, an invoice of new and
P choice styles of fine Port Monies. Pocket Books, I Purses, Bags, fee., in great variety, and at prices to suit the times. Call at the old stand of BITTKOLFF k SON, jn8-lmd. Main bet. 1st and 2nd streets. IHLOTJIt. '5 bags EXTRA lost received br jan23 VICKKRY Si JOHNSTON.
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20 Sanfor.'s Patent Straw Cotters,
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CJArsAGE MEAT
O I J0o ns Sausage
sale by Ijau'in
Meat, received bv railroad, for
.. 11. UUUft. ct SUA .
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mTAILS.
lwl DO kegs assorted Nails, just received by
jan2d
Z- II. COOK & SON.
mTEVf BOOK.-,rUst received TWIN ROSES, by 1 Mrs. Ritchie, formerly Mrs. Mo watt, at Jan. DOBKLL te COXYXGTON.
TEW BOOKS.1 w Quits, by author of Initialst
jan23
ller- and Hereafter;
I'uj
ast Hours, at
DOBELL COXYXGTON.
TAU.-50bblsln fine order, for sale by octl7 S. K GILBERTE CO.
liT AN AWH A SALT. 300 barrels, in fine order, for
ia sale by uiUJfcKT. fc BOWLDS. jairJO House for Rent and Valuable Furniture Tor Sale. HAVING determined to remove to Louisville In the spring, I will Rent the Larir w Dwel
ling I now occupy, and will Sell my t urniture, consisting of an excellent Kosewood Piano, and all of my Household and Kitchen Furniture. Persons wanting any such Furniture will lind it to their interest to call
at my residence, on wax street, between Second and
s ofsession given immediately.
Third streets
jaa-d'Jw.
JNO. WOODdON HUGHES.
t50 OR 1150 REWARD. flWT STORE, ia Caanelton, Perry county, Ind., If I wai robbed on the night of the Tth Inst-, ol the following roods: Three SilyeV Watches, twn Hunting Case Watches, sxhI one open face Lapine Watch; also large lot of Jewelry, consisting of Breastpins, Ear 1 rops and Fingsr Eings; also a quantity of Pocket Knives and Kators.with a quantity of Irish Linen, Silk llano kerchiefs and Ready Made Clothing. I will ciTt 85 O for the apprehension of the thief, or 81 SO for the thief acd goods. Address jaa 9 4W NICHOLAS VAUGHA!?.
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TAX NOTICB.-Notk-e is hereby riven that I. . CEORGE WOLFLIN. Collector It the Cl Sr Evansvills. will, between the ho nr. nf a.vwv . w
and 4 o'clock P.
at
sell
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at pumic auction at tne court House in Evansville.
property r tued to Willard
the fnllmrinv
Carpenter, William J
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COMMISSION & FORWARDING
P.G. O'RILEY cC CO., OL ESTABLISHED
Storage, Forwarding Sc Commissiotf
General Kailroad, Steam and Exprets Agent
mcial acgjrri roa fesxstlvaxia raleoad.
HAVING fitted up a mammoth Wbarf-Boat, tbC largest on the Ohio Hirer, in the most uiUstantiaf
manner, we are prepared to facilitate with prop i C
dispatch all goods entrusted to our care, either ?y
stiver, Kailroad or t snii wimom oiut or exposure., Ate., tic. Particular attention will be paid .
lleceirnc, storing and Forwarding; and also tot he-
sale jiy 1'roduce consigned to us, and all orders'
prom ,y tilled. . - I. G. O'RILEY returns his sincere thanks to hie numerous friends for their former patronage, and re-' spectfully solicits a continuance of the same, which
111 neauiy reciproraieo. . A Store Room, well supplied, will be kept for these
commottation of boats, and their orders carefully fill.
ea. r.u.uaiLLi cut.
wm. saovnr.
Late of Howard ti Brown.
W. St. AIKAK, Late of Geo. Foster ft Co.'
BROWN & AIKMAN, Receiving, Forwarding and General COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
AGENTS FOR KANAWHA SALT COMPANY.
Evansville, Indiana: WE have formed a Co-partnership under the style or BROWN & AIRMAN, and offer cur services in the capacity as set forth in our card above. We are fully prepared to extend every facility tshippers, either ly CAN AL.KIVEK. or RAILKOAT), and assure them that their interests shall he faithfully represented, should they be pleased to favor ui wito their patronsie. Office and Warehouse on the earner of Main stre and the Canal. WM. BROWN. Jntt-tf W. M. AlKMAy CARD. J. S. MITCHELL t CO., Commission and Forwarding Alwrcbanta!' Under the Teleeraph Office, Evansville. JOH ft. 31 ITC HELL, At the Depot, Bowling Green, Ey. PARTICULAR attention given to Receiving, Storing, and Forwarding any Produce corsigned to us. Wt will also use our be exertions to effect the most advantareons sles of roods sent to ns forthat purpose, either at üvansville or Bowling Green. Janll-tf " EDWARD R. HILL, (LATE WITH J. S. MITCHELL,) COMMISSION & FORWARDING
BELONGING TO WILLARD CARPENTER.
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the undivided half of the following, to Willard Carpenter and John A. I
ment or the taxes du from said Carpenter to the city of Kvansville, (the taxes due from the said Reiti on
tne untuviaea nair navingneen paid by him.) BELONGING TO CAR?KNTR AND REITZ.
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rear zi ) mAX NOTICE. Notice Is hereby riven that T.
JL GCOKUK WOLFLIN, Collector of the City of Lvansville, will, between the hour of o'clock a. M.
and 4 o'clock r. sr of the l4h day of February,
pen puoitvitBcxion, umr toun uounein Evansville, Indiana, the following property, taxed to Willard C ar penter, for the paymentof the taxes due from said Carpenter to the City of Kvansville. BELONGING TO WILLARD CARPENTER.
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Trac. lot All of All Of Hof Xof hfof hfof
feet on 1st Avenue.
Improvements on Division between 3 and 4.... 1 07
And if there should not be time to sell the whole of
the above property on the said 18th day of February.
tha sale will be continued from day to day, between
the above named nours, until an is sola. GEORGE WOLFLIN, Tax Collector. Janl7-dti.
TOATSIXS.
Jl 20 boxes received and for saleb;
BLOCK. EULA. EOE MfTT.
jan 15
VICKKKI k J0IIN3T0N.
10ii 43 1
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ASBURY 'FEMALE COLLEGE. NEW ALBANY, INDIANA.
rriE SPRING TERM of this Institution will open JL on Monday, February 1st. The course of study Is extensive and thorough, embracinir all the ordinary
English Branches, Mathematics, Natural Science,
Ancient and modern languages, fainting and Draw ing, Vocal and Instrumental Music.
The Institution is well supplied with Chemical, Physiological, Philosophical ana Astronomical Appa ratus for the illustration of the principles of U-ose
sciences, consutuung invaluable neips in the acquisition of knowledge. YOUNG LADIES,
We are pnrsuadeJ, will not find greater advtntar e than are offered them in this Institution, either for
Literary improvement or Kennen Accompltabment in Music, Tainting and Drawing. A large nnrnDer of Students can be accommoditiHl
with Boarding in the College Building in the family of
uie rraiani. a ew more can yei De receivea. For special information, reference is made to Rev.
II. GiLxoac, Rev. E. II. Jobin, Rev. J. J. Uioht,
juhj inoLi, z.sq., juage a. isiiHtiT, or to JanJt-lw B. F. RAWLINS, President.
IJICK.-
Jtsv io jan 13
10 Tierces Bice jnst ree'd and for sale by
PRKSTON
COFFEE. 40 sacks Rio Coffee; 1 tale Mocha; 30 pockets Java; just rte'd by sept3 Z. ll.COOK 3t SON.
stmRR VI.VEIiAR.
j 6 Bbls. Warranted Cider Tinegsr.in store srd fo
ale by
SAM. YICKEKY.
SUGAR AMI) TEAS. Best grades of White and Brown SroABi;
augt
A great variety of superior Teas, for sale by
J SAM. TICK ERY.
W90VZ.JlV 150 Coils Boston Manilla 50 Coils J ate
25 do Cotton 50 do Hemp Received and for sale by
ope.
o do do PRESTON BROS.
IJECEIYED LAST NIGHT BY
Jam. y
EXPRESS.
rlnce of the House of David:
yueen s late; Moss Sid'!, "7 the Anthorof Alone; Quits, by Hje Author of Initials; Jan 15 J. J. IIEALY. UECEITED BT EXPRESS. Amsriean Alttnnac forl8; Burton's Ecclesiastical History I
Fruits for Christian Seasons, hfst and sacond sc-
ries.at un-ij 4,lt.&Ut
Infant Caps.
ror the season at AÜTIER & MABCO'IR'g.
UST the thing- for the season at
C0 FEirri0.EB8 SUQAn -2i bols. lust received and f.n sale hw
dec! GILBERT & BOWLES.
75 Boxes Choice Tobaceot
5Ü hfl Chests Tea. for sali at a mm.11 .a-. -
...h k.. .7 '"" lor
"7 . II. COOK It StlN
pBATAILS. ii!nw)kepW,l',5n''ts9?ru,Sl,i sale by j H GEO. foAt p r
af CRANBERRIES. lir..Sr.
V 10 Bushel Choice Cranberries800 Heads Prime Cabbie; 35 Bnshels Susar Pani!
and for k.1 wwt pot.toL M received
JanS-tfT ' - UÜUÄ S0J BUTTER, tZZ 300 Hi Fresh Tahl. TtnHM.
flflSFc
and for sale by
cooking do
Eggs; Just received and for sale by
Honey from New Comb, just
i. II. COQX. & SON.
tust received
andWIIAHFBOAT PROPRIETOR
EVANSVILLE, IND.
THE undersigned has "recently purchased a FIRST CLASS
wiiAKr -BOAT and establish-
ed himself in Evansville to transact a Forwarding and Commission tusiness.
Possessing every facility for receiving and shipping Merchandise, Flour. Grain, Pork. Lard. ice., with
despatch and on the most reasonable terms, he would respectfully solicit the patrorare of merchants and shippers generally. EDWARD R. HILL.
A.1UTUJC, ACV. IBt, 1 JI.1U1 STORAGE WANTED. '
WR are prepared to store in onr Fire Troof Warehouse any Quantity of Grain. Produce, or Mer
cliandite, on the most liberal terms.
Having large and aury rooms up stairs, particular cars ill be taken of Household Furniture. Arricnltural.
Implements and all kinds of roods or wares liable to
damage from damp or rust.
Insurance enected at tne lowest nro prooi rates, by thomonth, or longer, when desired. Warehouse located on corner of Locust street and W -and E. Canal, and most convenient for shipping t
Riyer or Railroad. Apply to GKO. f OSTKR it CO.
ap28.
CA.WL STORAGE. MATE a large double Warehouse at the Cana . Basin, capable of storinrany amount of produce.
which will be received, stored, taken care of and held
subject to tht owner's orders, on the most reasonable terms. P. G. O'RILEY .
mh36a6.
U7l'KAIl.
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by
Dbls. Cider Tine(ar.nstrecaivel ad for sale
lCKEKY at JOHNSTON.
jVEW BOOKS ! NEW BOOKS 1 1 Quits, by the Author cr Initials; Parthenia, or the Last Days of Paganism, only Just published by Ticknori; Fields: The Plant Hunters, by Capt. Mayn Reed; Mabel Yaughan: Moss Side, by Marion Harland; Meadow Brook; Ly Mrs. Holmes; Lena Rivers, Homestead on the Hill Side, dot " School Davs st Kncbyt'
A new supply i f the best' Books of the year for sal by jan lb DOBELL It CON'VNGToN.
t SMALL, HOUSE FOR RENT.
A HOUSE containing i Rooms and a Kltrh en, in a central and pleasant part of the city, will be rented if the furniture of !the present occupant is purchased. Terms low. Address Box 3T EyansvOlo
Post Office. jan 1C-03U
n
NEW FIRM. THE urdersigned have formed a co-partnership under the style of HOLLl.NGSWORTH & BROTHER, and have Just received a large and si-Ue stock of QUEEN'SWA t? E , LOOKING GLASSES, CHINA, GLASSWARE.. Ac, fcc, at Preston Bro's old stand, opposite Bement k Ylelc't, where we will be pleased to see all our friends. The stock is entirely new, manufactured to onroww order, xpresslyforthe Evansville wholesale and retail trade. We proftss to sell as low as any market, and satisfac tion given in all cases- Personal attention given to ori ders. W. E. HOLLINGS WOFTH. jan 12-ln; T. J. HOLLINGS WORTH.
nd Ilambargh Cheese. 3S boxes
larce. and of beat Quality, just received ner
steamer .uarenco sou tor aaie tow nr
W Ur
GILBERT & BOWLES.
OEAX8.-
40 Bushels White Beans; 36 do Dried Apples: lot rereised and far
salt by Z. II. COOK t SOX. TI R I PS. 200 Bushels Prime Tumiiw, Jwst received and for sale by Z. H. COOKfc BON. BUCKWHEAT. -25 "scks Trime Buckwheat, just received and for sale by Z. II. COOK ti SON.
T ARD AXD ECTTER.-
5 tbls. Lard;
250 bbls. Butter; received per Canal ry Z. II. COOK It SOX.
SUNDRIES.
S3
100 drums New Fics:
luO hxs halfand quarter Raisins;
8 tierces s. s. Almonds; 3 New Filberts; (cases X boxes Kardines, flOOO boxes.) 50 boxes Hamburg Cheese; Recei red and for sale tjr jan 15 X. t D. nEIMANN.
SUNDRIES.
3
100 boxes and halfs Star Candles;
200 reams rapping Paper; SOdos. Genuine bhaker Brooms; 10 dos I. B. Half Bushels. 10 boxes Cloth Pins. . . 10 gross Ceder Faucets. Received and for sale fcy jn 15 I. fc D. HEIMANN. SOAP AXD CAXDLES. i5 boxes full weight hiar Candles; 25 boxes Cincinnati Tallow Candles: 55 boxes Cincinnati Palm oap. All of choice quality, and for sale at reduced prices, by GILBtRT & BOWLES.
WOODEX BOWL, dtc -100 Nests Wooden bowls; 15 dozen do Trays; 5 do Ass'd Chums:
60 do Rolling Pins;
25 ao
Mashers, j ust received and for sale br 2- II. COOK fc fcON.
GRASS SCED.
HUNGARIAN " AI3ED In Decatur ct
t I. ""nP?1 ut years ago. Turns oftS from 4 to 6 tons of hay to the acre, preferred is an y A. "wk of the above Seed just redby Uan IS) Z. II. COOK ti SON, Ag'ts.
T EAD PIPE.
A- A
food assortment received ml tn u k.
j" 8 AM 'L ORR.
1RI8II WHISKY. One Puncheon Pure Irish, V hisky , j ast received and for sale I t dl. TENNEY : SORENSON. DRIED BEEF.- " 50 &s Choice Dried Beef; 50 do Beef Tongues: 3 Bbls Prime Pork; jun received and for vale by Jaott-tf. Z.H. COOK t 6QN. MORSE SHOE X AIL.
II euUgs genuine " GRIFFIN nn.
nana ana lor sale ty (jan 12J
Nails on
8AM 'L ORR.
FOR RENT.
ONE of the best business stands in the city, next doot tq J . p. Byrna'i on Main street. Possession
given immaaiately.
t or rartiralars I no n ire of
-Pi'lliPPjGTOX.
u ooxes Kisins: ad half boxes Raisins; 125 loxet Xo. I II
50 bbls Cement, j usifecaired and f
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ror sale ry TOK RkOS.
TOR REST,
Daniels, Esa", eryilesireabie situaiionT wkh g'oo RaJiiing aod rarnafe house is ft
ant enquir of
Ua5-tf.)
J. P. BYRNE.
JEVRAIfKXw.i 2VtxSs c.'ce Raisins; 300 lbs New Citrons;
H.s FresbZaaio Curra
Of rkj ry.
s, jtt received zz.i l.H.CtWK AfcOä